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New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29
T He RIB U N E.
rbe mercantile MARINE of ENGLAND,
France and the United Sta,e-.

France end the CnltcO
An interesting pamphlet has just appeared Ion thc pen ot
Marine Great Brniu the gned saies end sqnce Ihe,s
snd they furnish striking view OF e rapid advance Which,
Inc o sinking fact. IN the pamphlet annex. rserrnE
those interested he elabotae tubular statistics which tcnn
are pecesar les complete than Of EIciand TIE Total
number Of Bf, vese built and registered Europe The
sSde' sde . o. VA s s1ss Ge naes ,ap n @
@ TONS In S ssre 10 return Tor ;o ,s 'S @ me- 1gaS ,S
1885 IN 1872, the ships were .lSj, with 36iso
Tne ratio of increase in America much greater than this
5u s , Dss % seapss s1 3 only y he M asns % id m R u
pos was $500 tons. This had increased 10 1884 % oo5
e M psd @ fGscfS S
newsee Fsnss @ an q ss nea s Sse S nov h los, -, to
year decreased Fl tons and has vualv
and aa a NE eaed but IL he
period The Ameucnn from ie.io T. 172 600 tans
and i @ M m though e nnmbf q .ei lei ye s
had lncre.scd y is. the sp were 81 ia 1893 they had
rsen u Il, ,0z5. The returns Go no, extend later.
Putting aside ships captured and broken up the
L ia; IS f 49, lPaS B5 i IS; II lsis
noo or eaee.'aes; ; at;asss, ;s to The 9- ,s.a
Run down g. e 3 :.... g ..
spn, q 3 z
1899. 1880. lsu 1872. 1913
British. 9li..... 3d. .sg
Foreen 20 40
The particulars relating 70 the solely ivr the year
D and they the saved Of OIL veels OF 15 part
saved, and of ui all lost.
Faaie Fishery.
The lottery Of the Greenland md DAVIS Straits whale fshe
res singular. Thus 1923, Sjshps from dozen ports
caught ls sh IN 1879 tie number Of ships captured
but e7I s and l60 81 els only I6 fish The
next 5etter Ss vessels taking 4 f.h 1899. 9,
,sPs E a fsh aud crownins luck 1885, a vessels took
1,e95 tsh.
Steam INarineof Great Britcin.
ne increase 10 The pnvute steam during the Inst
twenty has been prOdg0us In 1871 there
stene Of 81 ton, the UntsI Kingdom und that belonged
10 Scoiund. Mkt Great Bfuin had eight steanes
three English i've Scotch In 1916. had welve-Engand
1--WE, Scotland In l6l7 Ireland nnde beginning with
ls The Sou,setn su1ton sot got lea seam
syns Of las, G46 for England 1S for Scotlund and
81 'or ireland Tae following te ubc exhibit, connected
VI the nvance OF British by periods Of
five ycan. There no data for comparison with foreign
countries.
Number Of Steam ssels6eoagag 10 tie United Kingdom
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29

C,JoRE LOCK STORE. K MILLS & CO. MANN
fSrrers os the YEAR CLOCKS would respectfully Gull
the attention. oi the pubhc 20 the unpalaeed Improvement
snd decided advantages these Clocks have over ell ohe, time
s.ener no IN They warranted 10 run one yea! with
] winding and keep good tiue and now tor sae 81
se Euton street, New. ork =, %,
hr motion is produced weights IL the 81 day clocks and
nv :,an sprung wound upen tusee IN me year cocA Ing
rs, of The weight o, spne retarded IN this clock, and
ae To s;sin regularity lis motion By The ingenious aanee
,sn, II the and pendulum Wien you LOOK ut ne
is ,u perceive G ball four and hall inches IN diane
~, hs snd OF small steel nd u revotves three iues and
hall one yYay, and the same nuoe ot times tbe oShe ~
hs ,nner erd OF nd ingenious and delicate double e
r reaching To the esc1pensnt, which cstches
nd rayes without sensible friction. The srlnG then re-
.ts non the ball. aided by its gravity and the IoEry
mouon is continued tina ?eent controlling the pendulum
a. :, cther clocks This ball hollow and has internal ap
- nv which TutRry motion regulated There are
or small weights rEtr ,ge each otef two are oun
81 rpnn wine which hIfl1oa2l dsamttsr OF Inc gooe
h r hnS or il the hreec OF the and each tur OF II
n,ds exact OF hs weights 10 or from the
~. o,he, two weights tuSened 10 emLcircrlsr band
.,fsed o three different metals. the contraction or expansion
which also changes their position within the ball The whole
n,er or arrsnssment lnsune us oeieved enre uniformity
| Of motion N The .tose. :,
linn avoided The revolutions Of the ball found by
I NJ, r,s;,t and cIvaoon 10 be SochsopA.
bn clock put out OF beat easy requires no oil OF
the pallets. !. :, ;, .r..,, -, @, .;. L.. :, :,
M ,ecud pendulum clock does IN one ye In fac
sish, Of pounds Keeps motion each part OF tho time and
ne struck sy OF rotary hammer. The
oFthe American institute show thai IN May, ISL
yeroph clocks was placed With them, and that
ont " oiart,,mcd ~, IA MI respects wss expected
s noes are moderate. The public ere invited 70 csll anc
..smne for themselves S2i Sawtuc
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&.m Ohio Skies, 1880 : =
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. .NovEMBER 2e.
Cleared.

Cleared.
5s s9ghEonis. Basse Gibraltar Foster & NiekersOn;-
Sehr Amelia, Strong, Baltimore.
Arrived.
Brig Rocket. Holmes. of Philadelphia from Falmouth Ja
DC; 9th, via Ragged Island, days, salt to VIM DAWSON On
The 2it Nov experienced very heavy guile from NV. Leh
British brig Peru, Ped, fm Barbadees Nov lOh via Turks
6as Caspian Anthony fSf PSls.ie'pha Al TSrfs IisDd
Ger wes Me ang o bS na
BI!s ss sasf ss" Marks. Rough. ls d. FIN Turk. Island salt
Brig scence, Harding. ds from Lubee plaster to Bret,
Schr Frank Baker days from Georgetown, DC. -four and
wheat 10 Slisss ClearTan. Sailed IN company from the
Ss eGerckbnrs sSas @ for NBediSd
md number Of Cthes bound E.
sshr Coiunbu. Knapp. d, I'm Alexandria -four surses
sSl Deaance Valentine from Providence in ballast the
sshI Caroline from Albany. with stoves. bound to Nan.
ses sseSI Fs!low,his, FaTpbam. Bangor. spau
Schr Rising Sum- Lander. Befast, potatoes.
ssSI ssSr TEs@Ss, EsTs ,s @ hSEey. Rsnsor, potatoes
Sailed.
ss as sas SSsa s.bs, ss Ps Moons
Disasters.
Extract from letter received this city from Valparaiso
1--WE have inform you TIM, Captain Newcomb, the pos
the Strats OF Magellan where the bns wrecked
AL hands were saved and the shore damaged
state, where remains e1ped o weather covered with
xnow, under charge OF the and Cuptun New
comb looking Tor vessel TO 60 ntef H. account vi under
writes.
The above intelligence received vic Rio Janeir. The
Express left this time January last trading
yoynge-
Sloop Charles, Bcse, from Boston, of and for Warehum
with pr irnn, provisions. furniture &c struck Nantucket
bar h inst IN trying to get the srhot She nban
night csIss valued at sSou Co., no lsufance .. . '
Brig Zant from Liverpool for Vera Cruz. ashore
tho Ioc 1ampico about Nov l-would be got o with
out much damage.
Spoken, sc.
Ca6elia, Heschman. Trinidad for Boston, Nov H. a 81 o.
lon 733
.Ms,sSa hence for New Orleans, ch instant la, 81 Ion
Montpelier. hence for New Orleans November lsh lat 81.
Victory. of and FIN Fall River, for Richmond Nov o. Cape
Hentopen bearing dissnnt - miles.
Nov l6, st 25 Ion s. Co. ship Tuskna from NewY ofk for
Apalachoolh.
Same day. .chr Tasso, fin Mobile, for Havana
Nov IT, no at sc, shp Persian, oil Plymouth Il ds from
YORK FOR NOrleans,
TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
No. loo NASSAU-SrREET.
All kinds Of Job Printing, such as
PAMPHLETS, MAMMOTH SAow-BILLs,
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CArCks, CARDS, CoScERT-BILLs, Plain and
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TO SHOE AND BDoT DEALERS
IL To LET CEEAP--0le Of the bes: located Base
,ueu Stores Tor the .;e OF Beois and Shoes IL Broad
E wGy, under the PGrssian Bazaar, No. ~ Broadway
between Howard and Grand sis. vii s e: reduced reni
10 those that will supply the well Apply the Bazaar
Ao Of the Counters the BGzaar vii be let 70. The
bcS. quality oi LADIES' Shces. n9
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~ water Cure EstaDlsshmens, e5 Bar
cisv.at-Josl Sssw NJ D. Practitioner. Tia who can
mi ret relief by drugs invited t. Try Nature best med,-
cine The location airy pleasant and ths .snrenences
ample for the full treatment BY Water. The poor advised cr-
.., otSm"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29

LNYERY-pAY TALK.-Sceae Broadwny-tris O'clock
~ ?. ~ Two cents, passing rp Broadway.
Frs; gent. What IS today
Second gent Nothing particular except politics ages
high Just row.
Ft gent. Don't speak Of politics my vile JUS, b,ooned
rae out doors for :pouung politics with Brown,
Secord gent Where you going?
box OF sals and Ssnna Lozen;e
Sscond gent. Ha, ha ha. salts and Serne Loazen.ep
What idea NIL Il iuulbu= believe.
Fist gent .! Mo- believe Wild to be conscientious
man! besides DeI the oystcrrl2n the Olympic Thea
tFe says they e best medicine he used Five small
lIenges har cell the efoc Of the usual dos and no taste
of IT,
s<coad gent sv,u to tad-k of II, rucss they ere
B9th Wild. store, ay dows TIE IS cents take boz
OF Lozenzs cross Broadway into Grnnds,ee and ere lost %
The above LczeuGs sold oaly at 4l Broadway, near
GfEnn NJ If
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No. SPRUCE STREET.
THIRD STORY.
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Are p.epsred 10 exec ute Binding Tor BOOKSELLERS.
PtJRLiC LIBRARIES and private individuals,
NB Particular paid rebiading Old Books. Pc
odcab Music &c. in good style and at reasonable raea.
Persons visiting the city have Their books rsbocnd ai
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s TO LET.-A trst rate rne situation tcr busnes in
$SA Bruadwuy.-A front Window. Counter and Case IN
a the Parsn BazaaT. No +iS Broadway, viii be TO let
from the m OF Nnyeber. io rich fancy and staple goods
and If required several other had with win
dow. The Bazaar heated and lighted by the proprietor
For further partcuafy apply ai the Bcyaar.
" E. so let seve Counters md Cases for the sale Of
Toys, Peffuuery. Ladies Shoes, Fine Cutlery, Lamps Boys
Clothing, Caps. MYtts and fancy goods general M
81 TO LET Nine new brck Dwelling Houses on I'D
@ stree the SIN Avenue, with sta DE for three
L hones - each house. The houses three IN
hgh with nsHe Easements l=-e yards, nrd ever thing
convenient Accommodate fnnie Apply 10
J. S. TREDW ELL, No. 67s Broadway.
N.B-Tne above houses aie vel! calculated Tor Carmen
pI2 2I-,s
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29

crs- Look ont, Look arr, fathers and mothers,
out to buy Castor 9 andy Be ;e 70 si b 10,
hss no taste OF the oil but all the eets OF H. Suds
Castor Oil Cnny that recommended by al our m fhys
lis yyd's Castor Oil Caady that scld NJ II et per
naeEare with full drec,ons, a, 81 Broadway, near Grni:
Dr. Gdion, corner Grand ana fSSssS CSdnsa % III , st
HS Barrcii 2lO Chatham: Handy. IS High RrYokya; ESQ
Mrs Hays in Brooklyn BE sure and ask iot Nta s. -
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29
FOR THE NORTH,


At 5 o'clock, ? 81: ,,,o ATS FOR
F f~ss r st5iBSNY. Daily. Sunaays s1sespteefw ted.
t-l5@ rh-onrh Tirect-At o'cnck. 7. NJ rom
L,.osn fnirtlandt and Liberty streets
The seninooa' StS,E KER Capt A. r 81 John,
Ihe stcsnDpal h.hS. ~ r,,dov evenings at o'clock
Monday. "Wednesday ann nrEp p Geot Hoa gh;ou. Tuas
The sieafronat ~ .i. ~ cysntrrs nj O'Clock
day, ihufSsa! !io -, s.ai of Rnrrlay street:
'oa VIC DS,.., 49," OF i,,cy mediate places.
~" C,'en ,e-,.opIrf sycpICa Capt r C. Cruiten-
, yrGa. Wednes,lay FRIDAY and Sunday afternoons d
es,', e,i.I 't.I'N'''' " ,,.
The seaInboat oLUMB!A, Capi Nin; y: Ls'H'
'ay passsncers tskar either of the above Lines Ma a
=, Albany in srnpis time take the Morning ita.
E.,s ,- he East OF West The Boats are new ain I ~
- 49,, f,niSbaJ with uew and elegant Stale Rooms auu oi
ssI nud ornoiaiions unrvalsd on ne tuoson h
~ All persons forbid trusting any OF tie ooaSs VI ~
ne rltnolt IN order from the Captain n =, s,.hrI,z
AT The s;fce on the whari. I'D
UOI-R HANGED FROM 10 D T. ~. nm Nv
,-<-vrs - NEW-YORk. ALBANY AND ,m-nnSr
2 RIINE-FOK ALBANY AM rtho,
y-SayrSS, DIRECT. from the per NJ me ioo' VI ''T
IsSStssTes;.
No freight taken after ~ clock !; NJ o,,, f-,,i, 4
Tie low prsSilre S,eanbo9, SH ~ o,..oss p NJ
Mel ean, THIS EVENING CIhurdny} al > o 81 pS n,
For passage or freight apply on ooeIu' VI ~ -
the ohce on me W harl. =, ,,oh no ,e,r,x
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Cleared.
Brig Sophrona. Bnsset Gibraltar. Foster & Niekerson;
Linden. Williams, Mobile
Schr Amelia, Strong, Baltimore.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29

a T PRIVATE SALEFne Valuable Building Gis isII, m
"a the South SIDE of 40h street. near gin Avenue % germs
cpSsS pSs 1,p w No Brond-st
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29

The lottery Of the Greenland md DAVIS Straits whale fshe-
nes singular. Thus 1873, SIshps from dozen ports
caught SI sh 1922 tie number of ships captured
but e7I sh and IN ss0 81 els only .ook I6l fish The
next better; S5 vessels taking 45i .h: l33 St
,Lgs ct 5 fish aud, crownns luckin 1885, n vessels took
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29

IL TO LET-Roouis IN the house No. 35s Broome street,
A q small family without Children. Inquire TIE
-99..ss.l 9.!.s.l premises. M 81
IL TO RENT.-Par of handsome and connodnus
$50 three story brick house. No. Rector street. within
ssi: five minutes walk OF Exchange PosOfce ard
the Park. Enquire on the premises. nj lw'
-, TO IET-A synnil three s;ory brck House. .eateely
IN furnished asd pleasantly situated n central part Of
il The city. Chrmbes street No rent vii! be de-
narie the owner wishes IN the house and board
with the ,rny y small private family would be much pre-
tere the house calculated accommodate many
boarlers Terms moderate Immediate possession given
None need apply but who furnish UnexceptonGble
Place, office door. M 81
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29

=, FOR SALE-A benutifu! ste foF EonntLy seat
within three mile. Of Hnboken-one %, oi n, MI; hs ING,
the Pnlnsnfoc For further particulars inquire ot JSM6
ASNET corner Adam ard Yors.streets, BrooSyn MIN
a r PRIVATE sAI.E-A Valuable Piece"i Land situate.
nm he Nnhery SIDE If 18th and Southe'Iy SIDE :"
oh street near the 9Th Avenue 18th street ta
eet on 9Th street, 33 feet inches For terms Scc appy 10
ee'' 90 ANTHONY J. BLEECKEE 8 CO
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29

ys.s FARM FOR SALE. OR EXCHANGEs.-ThoF Farm
Sas situated N the Township Of South BEunwG; n j.
~ the road from Washington Cranberry Buildings
are good and abundance The farm contains % acres
oi which covered with thrifty timber. Part cash and
grocery or house and 10; will be taken IN exchange Apply
10 r Minis Esq. No Chanberss TO G. Schefier
nf'9d Avenue nnh .flh street MS I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29

Iconder you. SOUTHERN BALM ms restored my daughter
Saruh ~ Wilson, 10 heulth. EIlaA@nETH @ HihsoSr. W
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29

sIgI5sehs sBas sasg Ak ie.s. h ot :ss sias By
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TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,

b Printing, such as
/ MAMMOTH SAow-BILLs.
LEcrURY-BILLs.
CoNcERrBILLs, Plain and
Fancy,
PoLITIcAL BlLLs,
CIRCULARS, (neaO &c.
Ice ei the Tribune, No LOO Nasal
pos,te The. Park
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29
Coal

lad TX For Peach -Nc,ntafr, Broken, Egg and Stove
s52 for Peach Orchard DO do daily dischsrg rging above
rates by BeiaWn d Co. 25 FrGnki;R 81, and corner Fth
and Lewis sts, f.. r.
50 cargoes to arrive socn: Dealers supplied. ns I'm
nRREL COAI.-The ship St George, this day dscharg-
" iug. superior lot Of WoodcocS Hal!ippiton'
and ali lowered in the bodfoI sale quantities suit pur-
cnsSs''-a' Inc lowest iN'iAS' WA WARD & BROWNE,
Ill Washng,on-st and Hall Place.
In Yard Peach Orchard Coal OF s sIes, and Vgnis OF
hrsi quality torsuiiihs " @ .l2 @a-- sn
FSOhI--PEACH ORCHARD COAI.-The season for lay
" ing in supplies Of Coal h9yng arrived the subscriber
ready orders or hs zt quality OF Coal either Bro
Ken Egg Nut Stove size suitable TOR paror Erates ano
Kitchen ranges Those psana Goal direct from We el can
haye thcir orders filled by Evin- few days noGcs Aso 3f
al q, below Lehigh Coal. Iackawnna Coal, Whe Ash
Cna Liverpool Oel and Sydney Coai. Orders e with the
Sscrber OF nj Berlne EIckanEe Office no. % WAL stre5
through the pepatch fost VIII De promptly uec ~ s
lowest ''At +. 'sToHEs DICKERsoN. lc7 Aathony.
sHt street. near Broadway.
NOA-Eavng handror1e assortment ofthe various kind
" OF Coal both tor doneic and puposef
md 10 which we ara making dGy addorf we would
pve the attention OF consumers uasrsto-
BED ASH. Or PEACH ORCHARD, OF the moe. sp-
proved veins, the ,Seohn L9%s, snd Salen,
Mountain and TuscaIoIa veint, and
Peach Mountain Lohish, Laciswa1ra Sidney virginia
Liverpool. &c- &c !. LE4 BELL <
Where ,ampss msy be Iesa; 5ie Hrason street, and
m Rsdway and al the yard Hudson and Amos ss and
Orders also received per Dcspatc, Post. iy.S ON.
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OF The laasaa, L.sse Insurance Gee oom2.4ss =.

~ DIR. Phtnney's E'amtly Pulls constantly
for rse - A. B. &c ID. SANDS. az Fulton street Ns bIoH
seav and ~ E,zi broadway, no "n
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T0 ssE LET.

JOHN {. sTEJENS. No. Ii Barclay
nl3lms
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fashionable humbugS and chaTlatans and popular
fallacies of every description
II THE LITERARY DEPARTMENT will fully
maintain its present high reputation. The hest
and earliest selections of TlIEs. RoM.vcrs ana
LIGHT MISCELLANEOUS READINe will be given from
the English and American Magazines. viz
:" Blackwo0d's,'' stTaitsss - tsFrazerss tGDrhI;D
University" "Bentey's,:' aAinsworth,s., ,, t.The
New Monthly" and stThe METROPOLITAN. ,,tssoutb-
eIn Literary Messenger 6 Knck erboeker,'
democratic Review = aIadvss Rook 8 tf,rabau,s
! Magazine "Sargentss Magazine, ), e.. a.
| a fhiCES CURRENT and THE MARKETS
| VIII De Two new features that will also be intro
Gucea INTO the MUTTON. Particular care will
De taken to procure the earliest adVices in refer
ions, Produce, &C., the state Of Stocks, Ranks.
MoIeys &C, which will render our PRICES
CURRENT Of great value 10 lie Farmer Mecha.
mic and all Business classes.