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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

kM1w xo0k NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. kG0ltkOns
The mail etsamadp Northern Eght, Capt. Tnkass
I wDrIesSa thu port today ~ noon, fos Aspinwsl.
The mAiEfhs csxouiA snd oahsr pas6 q She Pacific
s0ti8 cts> - TN s'cloak t6as morning.
Tbs INV -YoRK ygazIy HERAID--Califognia edlsiop--
containing thsttest Intelligence hm ell pszts Of rhs
world, with large quastty Of local and miscellaneous
mAsssr viii be Published at nine ocbsa in the morning
Single copies, in wsappess ready Cor mailing ak cezt
Agents will please send shetr osders carly ~ pos
sibls.
Drawings OF n. France Il Cs.,s Ken
,uoay and Delaware By asa Of Arsm
1:s ssss. ne s: g re- Ds ss sS q m
8, TO- 20, T. 81, 4s, SO, f6, 49, 10, 3d. u, co. 6l
~ r. g. st. - g. g. g. R H., T. 81
0'''''' '''' FREQ Of Eve sEis z 80 q: 49,
srSe.s. k11. c1.ss s.. ?sS iaiG.
is S x.. Is 49, o e. 81 s II Is,y = o. @'
81 & e 81 g. p ~ 3 .. - 9. ;ss Ao4
o..sas;ss o r.. go - fsSsSS;sa
49, s1f e. s:s.;s 81: ssssss:e b.
ayswer d RAAer.s tsassasss rsnAsey ssA
.a.aasssszas'ss~ias xaeaaaas. ~. ssnsd~asvS. I.
Haar. Rusr Dy., 50 C~nss-mask ~
ssssn sss pa.. Bspot No rB.1ci.s sanss3 m 80
n<t.hssuses Nair N tAs
as:as MN ss ii 49,. ss.:.; sss. 81 s1s''
Gss..s.,ss,:s H:.x ~. e.: w.E =, An. =.
sss: n g. 3 e ~ ss'f ssa:s .'d '' and
Baxry,s D1psieophsrons - Nahe Best Aysd
sheapess 9ticisfsr dzsdng bexutt curing c'eaxeg.
ssss,vsns sad r'soHna the Ear I~nsA ny H. "o'a H
T4usups--Muxsh & Co.'s Radical GGDs
x,u.. Nbt9 v~sS srss Ast0r House oppoAteshsssa'sA
sradsssa Ssouse.r ss.e.s, s s.. SiovsS fsoS.E.
no Ana sfeet Hnder kasuun|-xussan
s- S.s 11z11z1ss1...-Ael4M-..1.
DxaMG-Gnxns -.en WEDNESDAY,, Jaty 70, At the
Ptsh Avsnue HptG, BY tn Rev Samuel o7Scod d D.
J wrarvoaaaxa,Rsasto n ANnRA cxRrEa, ,ii-of Now
YORK.
BOSTON Hes,s please cspy.
snsos- 6svsok On Wednesday, July &c, BY the Rs2.
r. g. BrosS u tho rest1ence Of the bysds Asenss M
CAaAxos 9. Fsnscx 10 MIA Macy LOUISA hRNu, sn}y
daughter q John G. Briack, Esq, an aitas csty.
AfAxs-3apma in Wednesday, July 10, At Unity
church. rshe Rev Jessie Pound, isyzsxr r. ArAss 70
MISC ys,w m sroRya, oil OF Rossvisae, s /.
Noeus-kooRs.-ln Brooklyn, on. Wednesday, July
TO- lvJasy n E. Smith JANIS A. NossaS 70 Mary Lour
nv,nx daughter Of Robert Moore hsa all OK Brook
liehioeba,k pspsrs please copy.
PPar,E--YEoMiss- Wednesday, July 10, by the
e sDTs Fms this c,y
I Wusos-BRRIYaAUPf Wednesday, July 10, IN the
Churchof tho Holy Trinity, Brooklyn, by she Rev W.
DIller assstsd By the Rev. W. w. OLSEN, o. B. Wusas
to Mis- AUGUSTA h. eldest daughter Of q j. and the AZ
NIrnnsS.-WAIA On Sunday July 7, At staplalap s
nv the Rev Dr. Skinner, JoHa j. WsDMKg. Of Sw tier
land Aidds Camp OF General sickes 70 Mss AAT LOU
| sA WALL, Of stapeton. 8. l.
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Ssst ssSsndA SfszizaS1 u Mo- h, "a Sniy fsw.
sesee = 49, 0oa - - usw Hkhpuhlsss u vas
s.csss$ - ohosoc I'D sxeeiisss nassriI
t1s oalo@s md vf1seu nsxs osasosed q tho Great
Neek Hses, adjoni1g 4e canp wAsrs thsS yAssook Of
TeffslAne1s Iksm. CHI Cogswel havin reG6ondod 70
toast, uDsf K1edy tosk e6csaioo u say nd ths r
end AA!aas.s y:s 9 b shssss, won!A pssssut ss.aw
q tho regimsnt-shAs h. they would DO regular army or
West Point MN.
genasor Uh11xy. being called upon sasdAhas he had
nrst seen the gi0us dag II republic when boy in
the aead 0 bis bisth (ireAnd). Hs bad since ever
loved AID cherished With ss.v@ end reverence be
that bore him. Do described In Impressive eloQuence
the intense satsAOsoa which gave him 70 witness tho
presentation Of the ag day 70 tho regiment which
bears Tho vencyssed If old sanmsny 70 the bsttae
held-a aathfacttm whtaA was the more srdontly kin
dad By the prepondesat1g numbers OF hts countrym
whom be saw In IA ample ranks Of that regiment
Tho Tsmmsny regincnt now comprises about eleven
hu1lred eA, hae been mustered into tho Uned States
ssrvioe for somo weeks In admirable proficiency
70 drill and discipline, and u only waiting for arna and
os6era 10 be ready for immediate departure. Three
to-day viz tho national colors, rsgmental standard
with the Sais arms and splendid flag with arms Of ths
TAmmany Society.
PRESENTATION OF SWORD 70 CAPrAfN H0ad ny
JOHN nORRIB0BY.
On Friday evening last Captain David Hsgg, OF Com.
pAsy Of the jackson Guard, Tanmany regtmeat was
cappimentsd By the presentation Of handsome sword
bet sword knot and shopder braces by bis friend
John Hcryieay Esd, Il the Lesishna Hotel in Houston
street. Quite number Of the Captains friends were
present Tho preseptatton was made by Mr.. Mcrrssey
In few Appropriate remarks, which we're nty respond
cd TO by Captain Hogg
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TURKEY.

Abded Azhy, the new Sultan, bad issued preclama.
Nun declaring that he will feln the present foreign
policy Of the Tarkshs government, end ~i introduce
great re,o.ns In tho Interior In favor Of all suhaets
without religious distinction he insists the necessity
for economical and financial reforms.
mobilization of theministtys cousidexed probable
h There was rsport thaSzhsa nasha ixsahasr II Wan
Will DO replaced.
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BaTry,s l1p9ieoplkoxoue - the Best ana
sAespess artici~f6r dzssdng bekut curling ce9hztng,
Ssssrvma and fespzns The HaiS I<sh Try n Bod by
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THE I.AyEsr MARKETS.
SHIPPING JNTEy JJCENCE.

Arrived from New York 10Th, Zurich, Hsvre; 9th,
Houston, at Gloucester 26th. Carolina Deal Plymouth
Rock at 81 Albums cad 28sh Forest City, IN the Clyde
Admiral Brommy, ct Queenstown
Arrived from Savannah 2Sth, Pomona, at Liverpool.
Arrived from New Orleans 2lst Atlantic Cronstad
2Sth, Jenerland, at Liverpool
MDMoRASDUM The Susan HirckS, from Sutherland for
Boston, 10 lahore near Deal
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T4usoos--.Mzxsh & Co.'s Radical GRDs
vyuu N6s9 vssy srsss Astor House oppossestDsnssA-
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HxauAx vkVlE ytasL
+ xnemnsAivQaasAN sausl a eAe" ahfwss lsaAinsd
F0vti1(sW d4sapt6e t~vnsss. fk-f
Npxwsnyssss. susesAsd . assDslch rsssa1ay "A.
f<.DsabyRwse aoaksE y - -ssuastn. llhhss-ss
Es11AaOns, IN ,a1rh4D .vAxmaat sympashy wssh ths
wssrs o. The Usie, aad M deepest regsst To- the uu
i fostnnste dtacord expresssd,
nnpa Gsren b Instructed 10 discuss tho impsrtant
Qussaaon a ~ Tealmae 70 neutral ships with no Ans
rtcaa govssamsns In friendly ard opsa mapnsr. me
seOunn which fsusss most desires u adopssd d.
caseGon Of aAyssaOn 10 The Paris agreement Of 1855
Sd this be unsstaiabe Prussia would for the present
eca1ds hsscK with binding declaration that America
womb Tor the duration Of tho present. civil war, with
specific NEUTRAL shipping. sdept princiAss and three
OF the Pass document, namely THAT . neutral Tag
covers he enemy property, with the exception Of can
svsband OF war, and ths neutral property rnder bog
tsle Gag, with the fams exception, is nviola.o.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIyukpooL BREApsTyYFs MARKET.
Richardson, Spence o. end wakefed Mach d %. 70
american. wheat sssady: red. Ion ga 12s.; white,
l2s. As Corn dul mixed, 2ss as Cd; yellow, 2ss.
ID, . 20s Cd; white, "a I'd. Sin. Cd.
Lrv1ReooL PRopuCs MARKET.
The sae suthsfitIei T6poSt:-fssf quiet Pork din.
cult 70 cell Lard duh OF Cos. SIS for choice. TalOw
eighty declined, but moro Inquiry butchers, ass'
The brokers circular reports pot ashes dull a Ss Cd
3As 3D. Pearls dull at SOS. Rosm dull at Ga. i'd q 81.
3D. Tor common. Spirits tnYpentine dull ct ABS. Cd.
sugar steady Coffee nrm and partially slightly advsnosd
Rsne heavy. FHh oiis-ssiss uainpostast prices I'm.
changed. Lnsssd oil STEADY II sos. "a. 500. "a.
LONDON xARxKrs.
barngs cfreaar reports whest dan and IL. q lower
whita bss dls red, bSs 5sa. Flour duh and 81.
L. owtr: aass .! 2es 2es. Cd Irsa du q. fS a. Cd
ior boeh rails and bars; pK tui 81 On Sugar duh asd
mr. cunsnOn Censou. Once steady. Rice quiet OTIS
qnfst but Steady spern heavyst EDS Nnseed a,m at
2Sa I'd fAlloH OBS SIS. Cd. Spirits turpehtine dull
aud offered at4as.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
BariDgs circular quotee bar silver p0mna 1t S. IA
collars, g. loNd eagles nomsna1st 7Ss.
funos aie dMI and glonmy, but Inc nnctnafions are
uhimpoTtsnt. Tne demand for money had become ex-
per cent was iibersnS, demanded.
AMI.aCAN SECURITIES
Barring Brothers report the market for American
rttieP upchsDged They quote United States 1vts, 70
TN dwi lend; ItnOs Central shares, S9X 39 dis
oouei Eric shares Il 2f; New York Central shares
90 10.
THE LATE5r MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, June 80, 1851.
C0ttonSafes saturday 10 0t0 bsies, Including 5000
10 sTeculsfss aud exroFtcrs The market cosed with
an asysncag .deunJ 1t the full prices OF Friday
BsesdstDfs 4aief.
PrvSuAons dun.
Conso,s clessd at 500 500.
Sales or Illinois Central shares At sex 80 discount
Erie shares 2lx AJAX
Cotton-Sales Of tho week 1000 balee. The market
opeaei dull but closed acIye With advancing tensa
cy New Orleans tres ordinaire, 111f do. bes lc5f
stock, Si5 600 baieg.
CITY
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( a TsAs-DoyeLH BoLE .sHoRs A&D~0AsxEHs, ~
IA 3ONH1, 70 and II Ann E1esl ssaoA0s aud yoauntn
Ala 49, ~ nnfiA
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Troops continued to be concentrated in Hungary by
Austria.
The fortified camp near Pesth had been enlarged
lis doubtful II the Emperor viii receive the Hunga-
rian deputaton 1t is considered certain that he will not
grant the requsition.
The Empress had left for Corfu, with prelentiment
that che would never return.
Reports were current in Paris thai the peopea Pessh
had Cred onthe Austrian police hut ehsy lack consma.
tiNu
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eYswer d Heker.. Hsaeeaess Es1ASay ssA
zanuanetzx1p Sewing kaenaAs ~. arnsd~aSyn y. I.
Haxry RMar Dye, 50 CSnts--mA4k ~
EsorA De.t ipaAe pspo No fBsrciag stEssA ~ sss6
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Drawings OF n. DTapcs u Co.'S Ken
ucy and Delaware Lotteea-Anfhodxed by ass OF Asssm
by gasaaA JssosJ. l96a araats 70 ran tSenty
o. 10 20, T. g. 40, So, f, 81, 10, 90, g. &c, Co. e.
10 oosso.nAgEpacsAss e ia lnSrES {uiy "a ~s1 q,
r t1A1Cx = CO., 1anAGSA
Wnnln1>Ua. DosWnDA
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csassa1x,r:$srEs e 49,. Eday q 0s.H'
BErUcEY, kxxIA Glass 81 tsy TO- IN.
Is, 81, 81, 70, SO, 80, 67, II, 8. q, Is, IS, T. -
Kasrucxr Glass SIG, July ~, le0.
81 AZ, %, 81, S, q, As, 81, 40, 81, 2, 81, A0,A.
OaSalEzs ssut frssofe AAsss y sas.s4,ss stAeyta
OsxnxboA, Ky, o o. L6e6y4o.
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AAbxn axH-arzslftn4 Cara Photographic,
Ssss. ~ - ssssa 1'"' -, ~ -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-08
Natp'nork DAILY Gribmme

IMPORTANT TO IsvEsToRs.-Ihe bill To Promote
the Progress Of the Useful Arts, introduced on the
nd OF December 1852 by Mr. Mallory, in the Senate
after various important notifications and two confer
ence reports, passed both Houses 1t changes the
present Patent law in many essential particulars lts
most important provision Is that all patents hercDter
prdp shall remain 10 force for seventeen years from
the dne Of issue and all extensions Of such patents are
thereby prohibited. This cuts OF all the intrigue and
corrupon incident the extension Of valuable patents
by the Counts Toner Of Patents; and although 1t does
and could not of course bind future Congress, its
moral effect will be 10 stop the bad practice OF extern
sion by Congress tesf. This the last point sub
nitred 10 tho Conference Committee. Douglas, Gam.
eron and Fitch of the Senate, and Cox, frank and
Barr OF the House o. the Conference Committee in
sisted this radical rsorm, and il was passed she last
day OF The session. ......
II proyides where extensions applied FOX,
in cases Of existing patents, for compulsory process for
witnesses In order 70 make thorough investigation Of
the merits OF che oase.
n giyes tho Commissioner Of Patents larger salary
As IL imposes additional duties ard responsibilities.
II provides for certain siditional examiner.
IL allows the Commisioner to refuse 20 recognize
patent agents who have been guilty Of misconduct
IL does not sitter the law 70 paymen, OF feee. IL
slarses the nigh, TO patent Ia relation " notlB cast
ing cleetrUiypng. &c. 49,
Is cuts off all patents not prosecuted within two
years after fling.
II requires labels on patented articles.
IL enables the Commissioner TO dispose OF modeis OF
rejected apphcations and t. dispense with models when
he thinks tho degn can DO sufficiently represented BY
a drawing.
II allows the Commissioner to require the printing Of
papers in certain csses.
An important part Of tne bill rcpeis the laws now in
force fixing tho rates Of the PategtOhte 70 be paid
and discr,niHcLag between the inhabitants Of the
United Sstes aud those OF other countries.
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vyyuE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN

ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
PRoM sKw.YoRK LIVERPOOL -
Chief Cabin Passage.
Second C'Oi Iscs BOSTON 70 lysniocI
Chief Cabin Psssege. '..............''.''''.''piD
The sos from Scw olS call at Cork Haibor
The .ipI from Bouonos1 q. Halifax ard Cork lsseor
PERsIA C.pt }udhins AFHCA cs :n s Shan.
ASIA Capt b G. lott AMERICA, Capt Noodle
AUSTRAtAsIAN NIAGARA, Cap. Apd L,IsS
SCOTIA NOW buidns)
These vessels carry white Light at masthead green On
HMERcs mdAa icy leave. Wednesday MAJ.
Hockey leaves New. York Wodne,dsy, MAJ. -
NIAGARA Noodle leaves bostoS. eSne'dsy Gar. ~
CANADA Anderson Boston. "Wednesday. April
AFRICA shannon leaves EeY orf.. " odnesdsy spn 10
PERSIA iudkio...ie,vs. New.Yor Wednesday, AprlA
Berths until paid Tor:
The o,hose ships win no. Be accountable for Gold
Silver B9G Specie s%sdy rss'S sons Ss or as,
therein expressed For FEsiglt Passage, sPPly 70
NTEAM WEEKLY between NETWORK and
Lhssp0o4b Landing .ad snS PsspRis
Steamship Company utoud their fanPawered Clyde
bull. Iron seariships ss follows:
CITY on IaN;icHESTER ..... .ssioIaas Ma T.
And every SATURDAY a. noon from Fsi No. - North
River
FIRST CABIN. .......sIs srfERAeE. .;...'''..SS
First Cabin London..... ~ Stecrage 10 Ionu0u'''
Seersse Return Tickete, good for six months
forwarded Paris Heve Hamburg breEnen Rot
terdam Antwerp, &c, at reduced through fares
Persons bring their euds can ory ticks nee
a. ths rates 70 NewYork FROM Liverpool or Queens
n-Frs Cabin, SIS S63 aid blOS oeefaSo Ho' i'o'
pool, SO; nom Queenstown, so ....o,....
ese Steamers have superior commandments
Md cary experienced Surseonl They built In waefght
iron sections and have Psn F ApnhisSTs 6Gsd
For nrihe: information apply in Liverpool TO WM lNMAN
lsert No % Wster.st In Glasgow to WM INMANi No
81 Enoch-souare; In QueensoSn 70 c. w d sEnMOUha
Co In London 70 EWES MACY, No 81 King Wiliam,st
In Psrs TO JULES DECOUE No Place do Ia Boutse in Pht
sAeiphis JOHN G. DALE No l09 Ws!nuts or at the Com
nsnI,s (ffees JOHN q. DALE. A5ent,
- No. Is Broadway. n. Y.
EOR SOUTHAMPTON and HAVRE- On
IL SATURDAY March 30 The United States Mail Steamer
ARAGO D. Lines commander vii! salt fom Pier No 81 North
River foot Of Beach-st, SATURDAY March 30 at noon
This steamship (unsE passed for safety and lmfo has double
engines under deck incosed by wsecsht compartments
which results tend In the event Of collision OF
sTsudg the pumps oe for work. Sad seoie the safety
ofyessel and passengers.
SAMUEL M. FOX,
GEO. MACKENZIE,
Agents No. Broadway.
Tbs ss,suner FULTON win sail Apr27
TOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first
class steamer Will eavo New York the lat llth and 2ss
onh except when hee dstes fg on 81 NDAf when
the day of departure win be the MONDAY following For
egh, p ssEe apply the ouy oihee No. ~ Ws'tt cor
nor Of Warren ST D. H. AhLhV', Agen-
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NEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD
IN DUgKIRK EXPRESS at r. Ia, for DunsGk.7 Buffalo,
CsnsndsgpR and principal Stations - ..,,
MAIL 05 m, for Duuklrk and intermediate S,9uonh
This Train RENAME night al Elmirl .
WAY t 13o p. M for Middetown, Revourgn' end inter-
mediate Stations.
MOTT EXPRESS, daag, At p M. FOR DuEihi, Buaalo
CanandsA aid pdnpa SaionL Tho rn OF Saturday stops
m 81 Mall Train Stsionr. and rurs only 70 Elnrrs
CHAS. hINoT, General Sup't-
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Nrw USE FOR PHoTodnAPHs.-A Western CORE
spondent speaks OF having season passes" and
" communication tickets" on the Chicago and Mil
wsukee Railroad, bearing the photograph Of the per-
son 70 whom they are nsued. This Is eepitsl idea
Yhese photographs arc aow furnished, about the size
Of postage stamp, at the rate Of from thirty "
hurdsed fSr adolsr, already gumInedj and when the
applicant. wants pass, or communication ticket, he
nclosss bis photograph which, being placed upon ths
card when issued, enables the conductor 10 see at
glance whether the ticket "a being presented by the
original or az Ia too often the case, by some who
has borrowed it.. BY sdopting thispan, the railway
companiss will enable the conductors to enforce the
following rule always printed upon passes but here
tofore dead letter; "H presented by any other per-
son than the individual named thereon the conductor
viii take ND this ticket, and colles. fare" l-.
III ~ Q American Railway Review, YsS. a.
T,yo-HEADxD CLLY.-A cow owned by Mr.. Philo
Washburn gave birth on Sunday night TO !usns
nasrr In the shape Of calf with two heads and three
tails lis hgs and other parts bong the same in
Der and general form as with other animals Of its class
The body Of this monster appeared perfect but from
the breas, and throat protrudsd tho second head the
lower Jaw Of which opened againss tho corresponding
law Oh The first head. Both heads were furnlsbed
with syee, ears, and tongues, and Of the tails no
could tell which was the best, Or truest. "a.
~ iTaun.on tMsss) oszsiss.
Pa,ApEtysl March TfLocR dull at s5 ~ for Supsrans
WaaAr hrm ssss OF 90 hash Rad 81 81 go White,
81 D4sl <o CoaH dsli sass Of 900 bush ssauA rao'
iuIsSs daA Waisxx s.ssdS u lseisle
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JQ6l THE PENNSYLVANIA 1871
IOOl CENTRAL RAILROAD. l. OOl
GREAT DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE;

GREAT DOUBLE-TRACR ROUTE.
The capae, Of the Ho-d IL equal to IN tie county
THE GREAT SHORT LINE 10 TIE WEST.
Office no. AztoT House. corner of tesey u.
Facilities FOR the transportation Of Passengers 70 ind o Gin
cipnai Chicago 81 Lo1is 81. Parl Nashville her pL New.
Orleans and al in the West North Wes and
Souibest unsurpassed r speed snd Comfort BY
Through for the wes Leave hewY foot OF Court
lsadtst -Hotnng Express N Eyening Express, p d.
Sleeping and ernoknS cars on all the fra3ns;
RuIe always low, zud the time d 9Ics a. % any other
route. .
By this route Preghts Of al despon can De forwrded,o
point the RausdS " Ohio KentucXy lndlug
linois, Wisconsin, Iowa MEsourt By RAILROAD Dr.
RECT any pert tho navgab.e rivers OF tie West ~
stesrIsrs from Pitt,0uTgh- -, .
The OF Freight TO ard from pon! Of o West bJ de
by other Ksgosd Corjpaies Merchants and sLppefs s.ru
ing the transportation their Freight this Company rely
With confidence tie speedy tyarait -
This CoupsnY sso maintains Eusrant ACCOMMODATION
Limo by which psrs euisrg Westward enjoy che.p and
mode Of Conveyance onehsf the hcass rates
OF fare J. H. ELLIOTT Passenger Agta 10 Assor House
LEIGH l. Co Freight Agents,
No / Aator House ard No South Willism-st-
MCDONALD BISCHOFF, Euisant Agents,
No. BoueIy place
FyoCH LEWIS, General Eup't Altoona, Pa
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Totsl............... s6.l01,06o S7.6s28fs SlL&Gf0
The Boston Post of yesterday furnsbestte following
information relative TO Lake Superior mining matters:
The Quincy stamp mill crushing $50 suns Of rock daily Ths
new steam pump he no aoes not yet wOrt .c,s::-
fully Msantipe tho Hancock mih which has been In rood
Hi ss has wors ss IN tie old lode Ts
Company had bette Do 20 700 A Win ~ TN s,
yet Been worked These ,hns. should be Locked into
tn. @ 0S, 80 o S ssssn ep
In ihe January sOHsb.rs over 1870 copper
The NJ O. Picayuae of March says:
The Money market during the past week hss shown fhsr
OF relaxation rather the hss ndcsesd
reader disposition Opee for the rates Of inerst nave -
e. 2. change ss ss 10 @ e.sas G
appearance favorable. The generally isceiTed so -
y yss. P'ssi wh s SSs he s e. :;
hed 8. l0dli busnes IN ese grades quite Easa ane
oye; sss ySy gs, has Seen ar s,osl
ard ws have noticed seVers' sales Eou o"s 70 10y "
psSes Of our lat weekly summary Foreign E,oAsnss
improved ard :. S1s . tS WITHIN tie s, days this
W. zen entirely iost aud close :, mach tne ,as ngIfes
wAch ruled ven T.ass Of a6i sad the latter 6suss
s sSsS wi.S aicoy the best DRAFT Bulls q Lssns
TSs : e mona the hsas. poin. IN he
early Of Tho week 80 zoe run zen soSsh for AZ
~. SiseonnI and other good 7ae-the whole rsnSs
Ss sss sss G sHa I 6. b IN
The lrlys Of Specie this week &C nPra's a. o n 80
aon nd ss 100 ffori Vera CrastOtal $50 SIS postiss
Am Nsr ORR already counted " aAs "eoAs HsaA
statenisns as being In transit
TTAe Caro- CITY Gazette ssys'
Saturday there were 49, losdsd height cars on we nyee
& !; ,h, s,tv being the arrivals on day preyioo. Be
III, ou.ntlty 81 freight the depot was s osts
nj boots fa and isrse Nse AosesH
wharf We are told By gentleman IN TIE
~ hst there ess than 3s nns Of exns nefs iox
% ~ and points intermediate. Notwithstanding the -
10 past ten days the Mise.Ssippi has contained
% 10 allow sses. class boats 20 conse cut roin ss-
% ,y loaded there been peiceptole diniasiIion m
- .,,. hy railroad Tho whoe vast interior Of orr et,e
49, 10 10 n OF .urpus produces new seeking Quiet ~ us
,un Csntrsl Az evidence Of this need only enans
ths tie mount OF money cosied BY ee rNnesa ss
E ,sish,s Alone during the past days. s SbAo ana -
~ ~ Sunes, Oh the coming 80 days continues ~
msns,a the receipts from that source heis VIZ sscn ""
S20,0a ,..... ,rx;c>1B
TIE activity in the Dry Goods departments n0o Z.
lag. week has been lost, and we have to report aH
market. The chief causes may DO attributed "
general desire 10 determine the resais Q, us P,
the present Administration a. so'ssnsaSw
Inaugural Address the general w''scfawA u. "
Southern trade, which had been excited 0y 'n'''
tariff arrangements. 80, 4, N. frtus.--
.rns from the soupss.e. Of gu, political ssss s sIss
-<as general aspects II 'ssss w" M'~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-08

The Harlem, in February, will show falling on on
last wear in consequence OF the interruption for hali
~, mo.,h Of the through freight traic-she result OF
The blocking up Of the river as Albany By which ALI
f,oIcht was thrown upon the Hudson River Road.
Tho ross earnings sad expsases0f tho ladiaaaP0is