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New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-31
DIED

On Wednesday morning. Dec. &c. JONATHAN
THOMPSON in the 18th yesr of MS age.
His friends and acGusintanccs are respectfully invited
70 attend biz funeral without farther invitation nj ~
O'Clock on Friday morning Jan l. from his late res.
deuce No 3 Beekn IN 10 the Brick Church wherc
he funeral services Will take place. lis remains WI.
be conveyed 70 the family bC!s. place at Isp L.
On Wednesday. the Both INST OF scarlet fever JC!Sf-
PINE yoUaccs; daughter OF Joseph and Josephlne
Thompson in the 7th year Of her age.
The friends and acquA.ntanccs OF the family are re-
spec;uy invited to attend her funeral this afternoon nj
o'clock from NJ. IL Huisonst
In the city Brooklyn the 59-h inst St SAN jan r.
only child Of Thomas G.. and Harriet Van Cott aged /
year and months.
hc friend. and relatives OF the family arc invited to
attend the funeral from No. II iorsst Brooklyn 'h'
day at :. t. NJ. -.
wednesday afternoon Dec. so. at O'Clock JOHN
McNULTY IN the 65d year Of his age.
The funeral VIII take place Friday mornin: at CLOCK
from his late residence No. 80 East Broadway Ihc
friends OF the family and OF his in law Andrew Car
rican and John Mitchell invited TO at,snd without
farther Invitation.
on Wednesday evening. 30th inst after short and
painful illness but in the full hope OF blessed mnor
;ality. ELLEN c. second daughter OF Samuel Winter
ton. aged l. years months and days.
The friends and acquainRnccs OF the family are re
spcctiuy invited attend her tuncrR from the res!
dcncc OF her father No. loo Canalst. Friday after
noon. Jan. /. Mt 3 o'clock. dJl u
on Tuesday evening, .9th iEst. EHOpl T. HANIMAN,
n-Hir
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Iowa.

Private aJvices gveus strong assurance that
u s. ScnatorS frore Ats 0sr Stase reH te 1jydt
after uli-that Is, one Whig and one Independent
probably both ircm Lee County. Ii the Loco
Focos discover in season tnat the chances afe
az saast them they NAY pcss bly refuse Chat IS. the
Senate may TO go mo an election, leaving the
State JIrepresented in the Senate for the present
Tut VIII suit US just as well Nov that The Wings
o:Iowa have learned tina, they may carry the State
and ought to have done it last Fall they are bound
to make up by diligence for past heedlessness- -
They are able TO command fair division of the
State into two Congress Districts, and will take
care ct the worst TO carry of them Our advices
lend US to believe that they wide awake and
moan 20 rerlaln SO.
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,res. II tpinian Their 29snI n4rtsd r2oae? 70
rake Up their notes tnd th=ir sood. E5s benz SOD
b. obtained i, n ;Ae shape OF advances theFraPen
Had there been any desire CT ,hCagh;o of fraud oT
.conasv41ce Colgate might q; any tine even al
ter his failure have simply gwen bill Of sele Ct
the goods 70 Stevans. and that wcu.d have ssttled
the whole business beyond qaestiou- Its because
there was 10 COMMA ance' that Wilson Co are
enabled TO maintain this action and /: seems TO rs
ozite Sufficient FOR the Hon. Co1rt 70 strip NJ Ste
vens OF his hard earned property without attempt
inz 70 take from HIN his character also
The distinction insisted On t!i The Courts II this
case between pledge and sale Of goods regard
ed il the light Q; It's Wanted object strikes uf as
very misch;evors piece Of grannyism. For an
areu. who means TO defraud bis principal vii sure
" prefer % sell and receive the lcloe vaue rather
than TO pledge and obtain a par. of it aai
he will be exceedingly unapt to stick!s OF
iew dollars in the prce when lie does not IN
tend to pay anything so the; practically, the
Court mpel dishonest consignees TO sacrifice stter
L. and irrevocably the rights c! their principals
rather than to preserve them in part by dePostinG
the property ior sale and obtaining advance up
on it, on therepayment OF which advance the goods
may be reclaimed BY the principal. Ii Cogate bad
sold these goods to Stevens for the @5,l5e. the
Cour. would have held Stevens harmless though
Colgate had squandered The entire proceeds but he
sent them fairly to commission house Tor sale. ob
tanned heayy advances and applied them N good
par, TO Wilson 4 Cos purposes, but failed 50 to
apply al!-so Stcrc7s has to bear the brunt Of it
CT course this IS now Law, hut we have not yet
heen able 70 nerceive is e.aity.
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.o saas Espes t5o i.t = sls i, 1essa.sf Beef

so5 lru,s. Export iron ist IL ssts December seei.
5S13 Dol. scsE. 5t5e bbis Lard lss'i sess'
NAVAL SToSES-ln coaseasestr OF the eeai.ngs
:ca ci tse ssa rs:e. OF tre,sas Ensland a. deset
cons rsro.o excoed:nsly dun The stock he!e IS ess
,hsn G. TIL. tire year. Spirits TurPennDe seneiy
quite eFn s. Sash, from store ESpSti tcs yea
Tu-penane 1889 b5is. Export IN lSiS Iu'peacne'
-, $50 esls Spirits Turpen.inc, iIl2 Dds
oIS-ot NORTH ives, Coast Waais there eave been
nc sales for expor: for time past American LIN
seed continues dull 81 cents. for best City
Grade Sperm. steady a; 81 AZ which about lStv oos
have been taken for manuiscturlns ch!cdy 10 tae iI
wS-d 10 come here Manufactured SPstnis are IN iar
request ST our quotations
HEMP-The demand !. moderate. and the supply be
in. confined 70 American tie market Is very quiet -
bales prime ew.roiied sold Sil0G us, mos.
TOBACCO-We uot;cs good demand ieE ;he sea
sor with sale. Q: l25 hsds low grade Kentucky ana VIZ
cinia 81 !: a. cents. leo do Kentucky - - cases
new crop Florida sad 1895 snd i0o 90 C0aHeeI'
cus, "a II. cents.
EIDES-The only sales We hsye TO uot:ce are louu
dry Georgia cents cash. as they rur snd 9 .ess
y cent for cash rnerchantsble and iVV LssUs!FS On
terms made public.
GRoCERlES-Fsr tirfs dqgs-The rsrke; toy Cot
Zee aa hsyins lost is buoyancy, owIns to the I'M
probability that any duty VIII &c imposed by Congress
ai is present, session and sales 10 any con:!defaoc 'N
tent could no; now De made except AZ reduced prices
The saes have been corincd the supply OF iuItetia
wants snd uccic so bags S-a. A. ~ cents ~
Java 9Gl0f GJO0 Suriatra :! 100 " hi;e NstsSa'-
DO - usual t!rie; aud Gtt0 ~ Domingo o. cssn-
The demand tor New orleans Sugar has beer moderate
and As there has been more landing the market Is less
irn and prices sre ouc-eiehth OF cent 3 n 1ower'
with sales Of 80 hhCs - cents IN otntI dssciP
,ior. W. hav, cnlv 10 notice 30 5Ns Brown Havana Al
Ti85E cents. / r'Ds We understand the Rerners IN
view OF the reduced duty Raw Sugar viii en- tue Isl
prox reduce theig prices, and we accoEdiney onI our
Quotations Of Refined fer The present "c" S'',St> ~
No!s.>es !, u NJ the ycccn, advance the demand o'
in rs,hcr moderate the salc 2c0 bbls nj 81 cents
and ~ do 35 mos; - hhds and tres Trinidad Cuoa
~, y
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l1nahncliIinofIs.

SECOND DisTRIcr.-Keturns from all bat four
towns give KING (W J 2,537 Die tL,l i85 Scat.
;gO Kings majority. l,4oi. The remaining four
.owns which gave only - majority against hlm at
the previous trial. cannct alter the result
TcURrH DIsTKIST Returns from thirty two
townb give PALFREY wv 4.l65, Robinson tL
3.si5: Scat 59a. Pafrcys msiorty l2l. The re
naming six towns gave only "a majority agnins,
him ut the former trial They eau hardy deieat
him now. Mr. PaIfreys gain since the last trial
10 S5T
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rAssrNGEss ARRIVED,

Sh,w y York Professor F y Horsiord, Albany |! VI
HYDE n York iir Msrsnt. Paris Thos Pearson Lon.
den; - stcerasc.
Mrs Mary | Gordct Miss Mary l. Gordet and Miss Al
cus,a Goriet all Of York l92 IN the sccraee
n ,ts >tip OrrEd,, jror. LirGP"ol-Nr L L Wclco'
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rzs. SeR MARINg JorRYIE E0uRTH FAGE.
CIEARED

Shius :, George, Ferris, Liverpool u Ogden EE-
pirc, Russell Liverpool, x a hiussland X Go.
Bark Orion, Myers, Baltimore.
Brjcs Black Hawk Robinson. Maranhgm, &c. + Cor
ming K SON: Fisher Conkin. hpalachicola, Il lnst
Mason Sheicld. savannah K N Demill Linden. WI
liarns Charleston Dunham X pmon.
Schrs t,ordclin Thorudixc Boston Ellen Brown.
BOSTON; Maria Burt Franklin. La Amelia Smith, Bal
rir,nrc ,agcr IL IIorrick Jones, Havana, Brett
* Vusc Delaware, Cressy, South !Nmboy Jacob Ray
rnond Hcnn. Philadelphia
Sloop Joseph L Long Jones, Providence,
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The AnnenI for Irelnn,l.

The General Committee appointed by the city
meeting at Tammany II all met again yesterday at
the Mayors Office and, on full consideration re-
solved TO make the Central Organi2 alton in Dub
lin Of the Friends or Quakers Of Ireland the me.
diunn of dispensing such aid may be contributed
by the benevolent in this city and neghtorhood
for tho relief of the present extraordinary and har-
rowing desttuiion in Ireland They were led to
: this decision by knowledgo that the Friends
Ahavo slt-ss,s Us, s&ton-ivc auj active
erganiz ati.n foI Se esi-.-. - ,,r relieving the re-
ally furnishing Poor at this orisisthat they have
themselves contributed largely to this very object
and are now dispensing their own bounty carefully
--and that they enjoy the respect and confidence
of all classes and parties-We cannot doubt that
this decision will prove wise and that it will
be received with general and hearty appreciation.
We wish we could find room for the circular OF
the Friends Of ireland, or for the simple de-
tails it gives OF the awful destituton unto death of
80 many hundreds of thousands In Ireland. Finding
ourselves unable to make room for any part of 1t,
however we may state generally that no one can
truly realize, in land Of comparative plenty, how
frisht:ully extensive and narrowing are the woes
OF Famine now endured in lrcand--hrought on. he
it remembered, by no fault or improvidence there,
I'VE speak Of immediate causesl but by the myste
rious visitation which has blasted the hopes OF the
husbandman and destroyed by disease a great por-
ton OF the staple product which the Poor OF
ireland rely for subsistence. Who can hesitate to
give something to mitigate the suierngs caused by
such calamity
This is the last day on which contributions can
De remitted hence to Ireland by the January steam
ship and all who may be able and wilns TO give
nre earnestly cntreatcd to send something to the
Mayors oaice by 70 o'clock ii possible. We have
been favored by several with the opportunity o.
bearing their contributions to the General Treasu
rer for which we are heartily grateful. All Col
~lectors and others who nay have snythinS in theii
hands toward the remittance OF today--too small
we iesr ut best-will please be cortaia to make re
.unls 10 the Mayors Office OF before noon 10 day
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-31
BY TELEGRAPH FROM ALBANY
DISPATCHES roh TIE TRIBUNE.
Annoinrn,cnts by Gov. YOUNG

Il WV
Adja4,ans General. SAMUEL STEVESS AIoany
l5-fccte Seyacry. CALvI'' E. MATHEs' Troy
lz.eaive Asssenso sAHFonD coss Albany
d,a, de Ccr7p. .....A. II. ROOT. do.
JOHN T. Va. ALLEs. New io,k
LEGhASp B. CAsNoS, Troy.
yadgs .idroca,e Ger, LEWIS BENEDICT, Jr. Albany
euos,.r Mastv d. FsASELIN TOWNSEND, do.
PayrnGs.er General. .JAaEs KIDD, do.
sarge9n General. GEo. V. HrDpLEsroS Troy.
Haaarg Secretary C. W. CROSBY Watersliet.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-31
From Fronce-Direct.

The fine packet-shp Iomo, Capt LrNEs arrived
yesterday evening at this port from Hayre' whence
she sailed on 3d--bringing Paris and Havre dates
OF the same day as received by the Cambria =
There is. Of fcourse, no later news We are, never
tneless equally indebted to Capt LISEs for his po-
liteness in furnishing us with papers
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-31

z Bsac:ituL Flowers tcr New Ysas Day may t.
f21nd al he Conservatory ei Me=sr= DrSLAE THoa-
soS. o15 Broadway. Young gentlemen intending to
Axe presents N iais line weuid do ~e TO Leave tns-
orders as early ss possible See advertisement. II
othsr coI-rn
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c-her colgmn

CoLoSs- Q. THE Mass. voLuSTEEN.-Ths Sa
lem E. s=r says !, is rurorsd thas Ho-. Caleb Cuzh
rl u -es-rous 70 take the command of the aass.:hu
sets ssirnent should ths complement BE made up
Cclcaa Cushing. OF the Massachusetts, Regiment
would ret sound badly n he Official dspa.ctea
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-31
Maryland.

In the House OF Delegates. MARYLAND, on TUESDAY,
Hon. Jonx P. KESNIpY was unanimously elected
speaker.-an honor which he acknowledged IT, an
admirable aud eprcpriate address The House
then reelected Mr George &. Brewer, Chief Clerk.
and Mr. Eli puvan Reading Clerk. Rev MI. Hurs, Was
elected Chaplain.
The Governors Message sent in on Tuesday.
We ind synopsis in The Baltimore American The
Governor transmits several documents 10 explain the
sInaaeSs the force which Maryland bss sent into the
h. ad show the readiness of her people meet the
cal OF tae National Executive in defence OF the country
The existing laws he regards adequate 20 all
the current demands the treasury, and recommends
tho appointment Of sdsy which the State viii assume
payment The arrears OF interest 10 be funded Rnoun,
IL SlSNoooo. The current yearly demand ON ,hr
treasury is estimated al $SSlsl The sinking fund OF
fas State The ,st o; December lSi6 amounted q
Sl5l09S, and will eXunsuish the State debt in thirty
years.
The Biennial sss.!oas Bili i, is estimated will save
ahoat $Toceo every second sesr
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-31

FLOUR AID MEAL-Taere ia no marked change in
Flour out the market Is heavy. The nominal quotations.
before Sos 56 but ditacult to sell Z, over
~ Inc Transactions today hare been c4bbs al that
rsurs mostly for honc Tnete sale Of 1909
ools deliverable between the 18th OF January and "a, OF
February as 49,: shippers haze oeen checked By
CONTINUED hl-h rates of freight Small sales Jersey Meal
al 3TieS4 Export from ist 10 29th December.
Wheat Flour al0,e53 hbls.
GRAiS-A sale OF 200 bushels good Illinois Wheat
wss made =. l04 and LOO bushels poor Southern
az 20 cent? For Corn the demand continues and good
samples ale not plenty Sales 800 bG=hel. old Jersey
Yellow al -2 800 do White Southern new a. IS cents
800 90 Few southern private terms and 5000 do
ae" soutfsfn heated al - cents Tor dising Rye is
sss nm receipts beng expected from up River Sales
30 2ushes g: 3 II me alp oets continue trrn
AZ iHa 70 cent? Export from lst to 2ath December
Co.n, 80, 40 bushels; Wheat, 2i3,s7I bushels Rye
5ss9i oushels oets- 2I,7i5 bushela; Barley 25iI2
heavy.
PhOFIaiOSS-Pork remains as noticed yesterday
oui not 20 acve Sales 300 10 500 hbls =. 10 & sn2
for considerable parcel 10 IS and Is was bt. Beef
En We note farther sales coo kegs Lard :, II e7i
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-31

DISPATCHES FOR TIE TRIBUNE
BY MAG ETIC TELE G r APH
XxIxth CONGMEss Second se,.ion.

SENATE. Wednesday, Jan 81 I5iS.
Mr. JoHXsoN of La announced IN appropriate
terms the death Of ms lamcnted colleague, Hon.
ALEXANDER BARROW paying Just tribute
TO his high character and many virtues and con.
cludiny with moving the usual resolutions.
Nj BESToS seconded the resolutions and IN
feeling and impressive manner bore testimony TO
the noble heart aud m aniy virtues OF the decea n
Air BREEsE also bore testimony 10 the Iusii'- oi
the eulogiums winch had been passed upon the -
ceased, and was followed bE
Mr. HhSSEGAS, whose solemn colaehee 'ouohsu
the hearts o. al. present,
Mr. CqlrrLNDES rose to add his testimony to
what had been said but was ovcrpowcred hy his
emotions and sat down
The Resolutions were adopted in silence, and
thci. the Senate adjourned
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,
\ communication was received from the secre-
tary OF The Treasury in reply 10 Mr.. RATHBUH :
Resolutions asking for information IN relation 10
weiEhcrs guaccrs, &c. Not read.
Mr. SrAaKwEATHER explained his remarks made
YESTERDAY Had not said that he regarded Col.
BAKER irresponsible. On the contrary he consId.
cred him responsible because he had received IN
travelling fees as Colonel and mileage as member
OF the House. sc. some 5000.
Mr. HARALsoN from the Military Committee r.
ported back the resolution OF Mr. Baker relative
TO clothing so amended to provide that the cloth
inC be delivered 70 Guartcrmasters.-
Mr BAKER made personal explanation respect
ias his course and quoted PFecedents showing his
right to occupy his seat He only desired clothing
to be furnished TO the men-was indifferent by
what agent
Nj ScHE.ck offered a resolution inquiring into
the right OF Mr.. Baker TO occupy seat IN the
House while holding commission from Govern
ment as Colonel
Mr. BAKER had no obja ton to the resolulion
but did not wish his dragged before the coun
try He should leave tomorrow and would now
take leave OF the House
The resolution OF Mr.. ScHEScK was withdrawn
A message was received from the Senate relat
ing to the death Of Senator BAHacw.
Mr. MORSE Of La. made an eloquent and i'm
pressive address. No he said ever ombined
in more amiable form those noble qualities which
make rlcu love them than ALEXANDER BARROW
He was with him when he died when for the last
time lie ,rsssed : cold hand His wonis were
&c. sha aever see Louisiana more li.s last mo-
ments wera passed in tender and heat -ding al
luslou. 20 lis wife and family Ne ever had
more reasonable expectations i - and bril-
liant ca.uar.
The castomar Resolutions were adopted. after
which .ae House adjourned till tomorrow.
WASHINGTON Dec. 80.
The VA Ness case closed to.dav. Eleven iu-
rors consented to give verdict against the plain
it'll Mrs Conner III accordance with the lnstruc-
tions OF the Court One demurred and was with
drawn hy consen, oi counsel. The verdict was rem
dcred by IL The case goes TO the supreme Court.
PHLApELIHIA Dec. 80
The : 4thern mail has arrived al Washington
but brings nothing South OF Montgomery Alabama
Our Grain market is inactive The 9ittsburg Iele
a,,b. ,snrLe ,xran
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-31
General Motites.

rY- Ethereal Yapor.-Thps- vino are suffering wiz
toohache aud desire getrd Of H. have tue Offending
tooth extracted without pain by inhaling small pca5
Of the above Vg3oT The public he made acquainted
with this wonderful discovery by calling the room: Of
Drs Valentine and Ing Surgeons and Mechanical DebnsJ,
2l Aurayst No charge made unless the patent be per.
fecty satisfied with The operation d50 lws'
" A Public Meeting OF tho citizens Of New.Yoh
is invited Il: The Tabernacle tor Monday evening ne1
hafpast o'clock in order consider OF The proPo'es
Railroad from Lake Michigan the Pac.hc. proposed
by Mr Whitney.
His Honor the Mayor has consented take tie char
and the undersigned invite the attendance u their fellow
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-31

James O. King James Lce, JOAN McKecn.
James Brown, VIM c. Bryant, e. r. Butler
d Ogden, 7. n. WemOre James BfaIy
Shepard Knapp, Theud sedgSlck Tho, Towns end.
H. Withers, Aaron VnndcTpos ~ Van Schslck.
II. Ketchum, ]. j. coddington, J II. Le Roy.
stephen Whitney, VIM c, Boucs, Chaiiea King.
J. j phGuiN, Elishn Riggs, Townsend Harris,
D. $. Kennedy. hoses Lrupp, H. NJ Batchfor5,
d. Leaviu Andrew Fost.r, Matthew Manty,
G w. Lawrence, joseph Blunt, }. Watson Webb.
b. Jerys. Geo. w. Blunt, Henry Raymond
John Palmer, {. 4. Davis Wm. q. King.
0corgc Eo~boid u. u. simhn. Wm. Is. Tun nseni,
Thomas Tiles,oD, WIn. Slliman Iohn lnmsn
r.. +. Purdy, y Rhgge, T.. ". Hudson,
H. H. Morris. jag Mccullough. Frederick Hudsoa
Moses Taylor, Paul SpofOrd. NJ Y. Beach 4 Sons
w. i. Hayemeyer Simeon Draper. Ilorace Greeley.
James Harper. VIM. Chamberlain VIM IA Diu.mote
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-31
Business Notices.

AMBaosrAL oRRIs Toori PAsrE--A paste that viii
free the teeth from ali impure subutances whiien them
and preserve them is necessary the toilet of every
The Ambrosial Tooth Paste accompanies all
these nor these alone
it gives the breath "a sseetncss rare.
Like newly blown"
No lady gentleman should be without jar Of thi,
excellent paste.
Prepared and sold by HENRY JOHNSON, Chemist and
Druggist in the Granite Building 23 Broadway corner
Chambe.s-st Price % cents. d293t
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-31

" Those ranorsmc Paintings at the Museum continue
TO excite deep interest and VIII to the very close of their
exhibition, which, learn be Saturday. Let
every one lake heed that they not too late for hoy
indeed TOO beaufiI on ,rhnu being seen by
cry lover OF the tine They be exhibited this
afternoon and evening with other performances Great
preparations are making for New Year Day
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-31

AID TO IsylASp.-The meeting a: Baltimore on
Monday evening Tor the relief OF the people Of Ireland
though not very large. OF earnest enthusiasm
aaa upward Q; twelve hundred dollars handed over
to the Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-31

" Mercantile Library A-socjntIcu-Ch Chn'c-
Hhl-Ihe public are respectfully invited Wit ib
rooms OF the Association and examine the Bust u HOn.
PHiLlr HoNF, executed 10y Cev-Dger' and presented 20
,h5 n.tlutiOn by u number Of Merchant Open iOn
10 \. NJ 70 n r. ". BY order of Ia" board.
THOS ~. GROSER
dJl II Chairman Library Cogiintse.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-31

MMSk.--In the Berwick and North Berwick CTS
t.ict there choice ct Representative on Men.
CAV. Nc returns from the other districts
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ra' 1he vcry Interesting hfricnn snndar

Hch0OI ENhIbItIOD, WHIch look place CEfsInts
e7e!.ing, w DO repeated Friday evening, Jan. l. sG,
1t The African Bethel Church In SrcOnd.st betwess
Avenues sni {. Tickets u! Ex-rci,es cor
inence nj O'Clock precisely.
tn The proceeds U 6r for ne benefit at ssli Cbarsk
dJI ~ r. Z. HlBGAnD SuPeI!ntepdchL
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-31

FRESH Fruits THE NEW YEAR, O. FOWLER
has extensive assortment Of Almonds Raisirs
Grapes Cote. Tea, &c. which he Offering at reduced
p-ces nc intends reduce his large stock OF goods
this day He Is selling Lisbon paper shell Almonds az
Ia Cd best Marsclcs do /. l0d best soi, shell ls ID
Bunch aisins ID To- also superior green Coffee at Ia H.
&c. &c All that have not supplied themseYes would
do well to coll early. us IT, Green.
ssich and - Nn.eY az.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-31
ANRTNED.

Packet ship Iowa. Lines, I'm llayre Dec y mdsH to
Fox & Livingston sailed in company ship Talbot Tor
NOrleaus lett ships liayre for NYorh Dec :. North
Carolina Queen Victoria and Isma for NOrleans soon
bark Victor for Charleston ship Napier dischs- The
Iowa had sastery winds the rst Of the passage aud
was up 10 tho Banks II days since thcr has had al
most constant westerly wind, with several gales.
Ship Mariana Phillips I'm Marssille4 llth Nov. mdsc
to Chamberlain II Phelps The N has experienced
gales from w to w.
Bark shannon (ot heunebunk} Noryell 81 ds I'm
Le-horn rags marble &c to Augustus Nesi. 18th inst
lat SO Is long 6c H. spoke briS Franklin Adams from
Boston reported having lost the rst mase n hours out
Goth lat 3i long 63: exchanged signals with brig Re
ersburg I'm Malaga for Boston 2ith, lat - 81 long IL
81 spoke brig George Clifford TN Boston tor NOfleans
Bark Sraiord Robinson II ds t.n Orleans, mdsc to
K Robinson Dec l6 lat 20 80 long 81, III gale from
w lost the fore t0pmnst jib and dying b. ltbootn
main top gaantmast, &c ot Hatteras. while scuddins
the wind from w split close reetcd fore topsail.
Brig Emeline, Spark, IL days fla st Marks, cotton to
bs h sVCEtaG VCEtaarG6Se' Heard FIN Manzana Cuba, % ds
dye woods palm leaf Sc to Pavenstedt & Schumacher
Dec TO- Cape St Antonio. Z Is miles tell in with
boarded and supplied the brig Clarion OF Norfolk Capt
VIM NJ Babcock I'm Bonair for Wilmington. c, in
charge oi her ID officer who reported her having
been ashore coral reef Oh the said Cape that the
captain, his wife the and four had lett her
about u hours aterward she dted Of perfectly tight
stand in to look for the boats and wait until dark then
keep away toI Mobile. had but man boy and cook
on board ION lat y 80 long 70 spoke ship Louisa OF
Boston, im Mobile tor Liverpool.
Schr Ganges Handy OF Sandwich n DIS TN Maria
gone, ST Domingo - tons logwood rs bags coffee %
pieces mahogany l2i doubloOns, to a Rossier & Co.
Left American vessels.
Lighter sloop Oliver Dawson, salt from wreck of Br
brig Roance Dosne, I'm Turks Island ashore on Rock
away beach.