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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-21
WIGS AND ToUPEEs.
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ORC or rns Nsa-YoEs Cas LIoHr CosPaSy,
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January -, 1871
At THE ANNUAL ELECTION heid n TIE oitee
"A on MONDAY llii inst tse following named gentlemen
elected Directors Of THIS company Tor ne eAs-ns
WILLIAM ". FOX, JOSEPH wALKER
IosFP ~ EFRSOl HAN GARDINER q. ROWLAND,
EAJAH TAYLOR, tAAnSis gni,rl,sNrro,,
DAVID MADDEN, JOHN NJ. ~ tSgstD,rf
. ELISHA RIGGS J. PHILLIPS PHEAlAl
snl CITY RICHARDS -,
Ala subsc0ueut meeting or re Board q Dnefiofs VII
LIAM " FOX unanimorsiT ree-e,,rnl - $3.50
JOHN MOWTON. Manager, AMI c. l. ENERifI seeis-
isry - =,
I c.CU0oI FOR -ALE.-Circumstsnce oohzing ne
- groprie,or Of large ans t01rsnlns boar1hs 90 ~
Srboo for yonx ladies' located 10 one 81 ne fl.leF -
ellie. In The STATE u NewJers-y % resign ne ennke, Il
- 80, --ek previous 10 he fret o. May. The sii1a
ion !. desirable and he rect OF ne b-lienE
An engagement for The sane must ne maze prefs1
h; OF February, u viii be Otherwise 1isPosc - "a
ucuar Ir.y be obtained By addressing AuEa'l-. %
bur- oEer-
[ @0PyTSI PRE->E--Screw sne Lever patterns,
4 Vsrog sizes plee, with al ne neeefsss sppn
r.,l. AZ remarkably low prices Also Bank 5ooss AZ
Sariooerv. Car Letter snd Nor Papers
iv n.rnoranda Books II all kinds PInLoE hlli-s -
gi-si1 execatsd IN ar syle required a lee - cal
T rates. By h-'es.eSsI- = ~ tf''--I-ra
=. ppR TO>--Co-l Coal, Cosi-Peseh OrcnsIa
NJ ~oSi 1l supply o; al sizes o. ~ oero, t4sIy
double screened from ysrd sna - =, -
- .crr-net 40 che smut ecsi for engines Us eoa
i,isr -ovsr Cal and buy good aft.c4e a. Sillr
.o,'s~ ysra s6 md = Th0mpsonst orlN spths !.
TO CONTRACTORS AND oTHEhf> ~ ADV .os
I Il ed ~ripioyurLt FOR nllorf y sp.e-
women who wo1a be- ssnslel - s-i, \,
/ 'io- ''' 'e w Al T. TAPsCOTT, b sosiAst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-21

JOSIAH RIcHARps. Aueacness:
ny RANGa- RICHARDe = PI.ATr.-s
ID ~ BrosAway-Liberal Cash Advances male ca
Hxrr~erts 49, al

JOSIAH RIcHAkps. Aseacnses
RI nANGs, MCHAnpe = ~ a se,'
"WEDNESDAY / THURSDAY EVENINGS. Jan san.
Iasss s.Ix o, p.~.ssp BOOKS -rNe entire STOCK %
Boess. sisnouesy. DC partially esnsxed y 80,
70 JONAS, consisting Ga age collection ofsssdra Tee
olosies and Asesisneo1s Works. Ja'eoie S0oAs fsa'
sy Ar"ei'' a. TUESDAY Marc. =
Fosry Frrs Ss.;Yssk srsIss rsAos s.ta-Ine
next REGULAR rrsde sac o, sees. s'.reySyp. ras. Ne
heretofore Iuvoiees respectfully recaes,et ssd shoad
be furnished By he Let Feb next At which time The es.
re sac ofs,.aoners' PAPER he will take place.
a. Msndsy "a MARCH, for which eonssunsuss are Alec
AZ Pslvsrs s.Ss-sLssx socx,-An sxssns,v. s.ors.
mea, Of Blast Books, well manc'semrsd. eonssunf 81
ssep ma sns G ssS Sa..i. siaSies s. sossd ssss
81 :, ous and broad oS. Also. oasrsos and Pscy Led
ssnaams s' md fs.s BoSls fcr fc.ios cenrc.laou
Book. Scrap BOoss BE- TO vAeA The s'''suoa q dealers
AT P,rssr. sALs-i,co ousro s,ssss, syssy vstesy
lIes ssscstasa, q ss.sd.ra .a n:erll.ses. soo..
Sotro TON, A ..s cs..;,..., x.-,s.,,
D-s,orc Noe ils Paou and - Anr sa-Lieersi Cd '0
Gee made goods either Cor private sss ., 81 sneucr ana
Of s,i, canctaaIlv attended 49, respectfully socisee
THURSDAY, Jan. q,
Al 10 O'Clock. 81 No 10 Bowery.
AssrsStIs sAlE OF avery l.rge .,ces o. Resdy-nste
Clctnins CSssmers Cloths, fsilors Trnmnss. &c Tho
.,st eSs. eos ana CASHMERE PANS
sk sik velvet and cloth vests shfts, uncsr shirts To-
s.,nes with cloths, essssners, velve1s cut soods nao
a.o lsrse ss.ormsn, Of summer goods In any GUAM.
uty. f.s. ... ..-...,.,.,
ccen,ers .hslsng glasses. ehsirs stools 'oves Ae rss
ssove sale will be worthy he attention 81 .hoss n Ne
trade, I" vel ys stnsI j,r Ts e''' IN '''''''
Al 10. oeloch, a tae Auction Room.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-21

~ Boots and sh0cs.-Ihe subscriber nas constant
y hand Dress Boots prize. varying from = m 10
sc among which be would particularly recommend 10 tie
econorn. 4 those e. - IN sud 20
Boos made order In tho beat manner Al the shortest
notice Persons having buHiOns &c. Gc invited
10 call rs ley can be surely fitted by he Subscribers meth
cd Of taking drawing OF the feet ari fng up and keep
ing pair Of lasts for each customer.
Strangers leaving their measures while IN the CITY can
have their boots any future time 10 any part Of tie
Union
Waterproof Boots Orsr-hoes OF al sindsi boys boos
Dancing Caters NC Ac o. the lowest possible prcee lor
good articles JOHN T.. WATKINS, IN Fuhonst
- Suwisim between Nassau eSd DN'e1 w
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ny JAMES n. MILLER No - Maiden
ID lane. ne II door to Ne. Lieervv.st
FRIDAY, Jan. ~,

Atl0f ocIock, Al stofo NO - Ms,usu-, kncs
HRpwARE, CvrLrsr. AEON credit Of 81! mon'hs
for approved endorsed notss-o packages and lots ~
fresh imported Blrmn Guam end Apseld 0oods consist
ing Il ard pockss cutlery bo cher shoe ana oeeA
board az trunk locks 6ns tea rsys and wsitsrsi curry
combs kettles sauce pane. timed and ensmsheo W
ces trace log and halter chains Carona hoes pateat and
common butts candleseks, snuffrrs German silver and
iron tea and table spoons britannia do tobacco boHes
table butts. Jsmess wood screws, round aud square
bolts etc etc =.
ogu-s goods ready for examination shrse dsys
before the sale.
The above stock esh goods and 10 complete order
Every lot will be sold without reserve
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-21

CHXuBER-'s LEnON sUGAR.-Iaai. s ss,son
- - . n,so-r-d from the pare fuice OF re isfnon
- y. siiss ~ me tnstInt productiOn Of em1nsne
superior TO ,hai made II The ordinary ~sy and ~Is a.
Health Emporium, 70. c0ril.-a-.e ~ -. :,
NAM sPRINGs-A new and improved sIiis. 80 o.
Dfs.,ic Door spfnE' ior sale wholesale soa 80,
hy he Newak India R1ooei hsnu'Ae1afias 80
j Maiden ane- ---------------
axRG AIN--For sac, small lot o. "a
n. ~ soli, Trunks Wl be SOC 70" 70 ei s. - 'e
-.s 80 = = 30 : Corl.nd-st Is, door back ~ L.
MI; IRON-I5 tons conro.ins9, bad ss.sY 'D''
~ ~ ~ cIss WARD a coSo'fh- . bF0'a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-21

~The L. y. SENATE Of Is4I-rhe subscribers
res pectry announce their large m-zzotni engraving
II he United States Ser and will In short
fine published Those who desire to receive eAry I'M
pressous call the National B'Hiaf-s d'-
t-rv and examine the engraving
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-21

HyaA BEAUTIFUL NkW GOODs-HsvnS Jus'
R4Y received one case Of splendid Gilt Goods, Wosh
~ Csses with Mirror bss1ful watch Figures, Sands
Mach and Cigar stands Card Rsesiy-rs Gard Cases and
large lot u Fans style u sunshades and 200 variety
The gDoI. are new ana VIII be cold low. cali viii ts
thankfully received 81 tho sign OF ne OGDEN TOMB 80
Broadway N. OClhnI
-
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u. =. MAIL LINZ for Albsn

i4 - - Troy Wis Bridgeport and Hooss.oaie
HxA--11---- Railroad -rhrou gh BY day light, dsil
(sundsys exceped) 81 81 O'Clock During the last
Sumner the oussonc Railroad has been relod throughout
with heavy n rail from Bird report the Western Railroad.
The steamboat hOUNTAINEER, Capt w. H. frszss,
leaves the foot Of msest T. r. Tor Bridgeport, daily Al
"a O'Clock A. NJ No freight ssen In tho Passenger Line
Passengers tsse the care al Bridgeport, and without
change Of baggage arrive In Albany and Troy a.
O'clock p NJ New locomotive giDes have been
procured and road 10 every respect equal 10 hs beef
New England road - -
ty-A freight Line by steamers NIMRoD and hChkk
Cor farther pafueaars inquire al Livingston wellsi
Express Ofics No Wallst and al the once on NArtst
a. Pier to NJ pERkY, Agent y IN l.tn
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r. Paine Celebratiou.-Aldresse vi be deliver
ii ~ m. hinervz Rooms Broaivay, 90 Sunday afternoon
end lhe evening Of Tho 2ih INST tls LIE sod WLitn.s
Of Mr. Thomas Pane. g. hntlcir alton u he r l. tne
asrnoou tts sui ct Nl De roL- ca o Mr ftnes po1t
ca ehara-ter and sluings TIM and p NJ. Adriss
90 pay erpencesl 81 rerfsLsiles free Percuara q he
Beacon off-e, + antic-fQ-n e, feaf-ft where Pares
Life Writing. SC are Tor saee,io Tickets for he Ami
versarv Rail ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-21

y Hyer's PiIls.-For new ard important testimony
In behalf Of this valuable Medicine see General Notice
column on rrsl page of Tribune for Tuesday, Thursday
ana Saturday Fan not Try the medicine You VIII ~
-rove llasH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-21

- sir Ashley Cooper, ne most accomplished sur
q0n OF modern tines approved the Chrome Thermal sys
tenn Of DR. Dickson. See bis r0e n psre - Dr. D.'s
work Is addressed Medical sinfenis not ols of whom
should be without H. A. contains plete history Of
th Practice Of Medicine from he earliest days For sale
price IS cents by kEDFIELD. Clinton Hall u oti-'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-21

~ We must M last give In 10 the " Great American
Remedy rather principle upon whch preiends
TO cure hard believe that but ene dueae exists
vet when medicine take case aer case aud each
Of a different character curing each and all with equal
facility what other conclusion can we core 70 We
must believe and one Tor tn~r- T. no ert
ting around he arguments offered by Dr. Vaughn n favor
OF biz theory See advertisement IN another coiamn, and
20 and get n pamphlet ~ 4us
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ny ORDEK o. lSe hon ch.lls, z. pay. A':osl :.

ny ORDER o. Ibe Hon. Charlie. T. Day AssosaIs
ID Judge II he Court Of Common Pleas In spd TOT NE
CITY and County u Newiork notice 10 hsrsby giysn.
pursuant 20 the provisions " the staate sshonxhe ~
taebmssts against sbsconding, copcessd and nonrssi
drt dsblsrs ussi attachment has lssaed aganst NE
sstat II samuel Maxwell resident u the State OF New
Ier..y and is the same will be solo for the payment Of
b. debts une - be sppes and discharge snch sschmsn
according u law within nine monshs ffom me ffss publ
cation o his notice and hat tie payment Of ary deots
% 10 him BY residents Of this State, and The delivery 10
him % Tor bic u any property within thu STATE BE-
loagnR him. aud the transfer OF any such properly ~
Mn are forbidden BY and are yoid-Dsrd The nns'
ternth Gay VI January, 1871.
81 ieusr s. williams, city ~ New Yorf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-21

MrRclsrnE LIBRARY AssooIATIoN.-Wew were
,n,ror in announcing yesterday morning the election
Of the Bailey ticket The regular ticket headed by
c,rs,;p. Fveri,t was chosen by about 100 majority
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-17

$780, ~ S.pass.ss e. sAsss - na.i., ed
rules upon whieh hoasds q sssses hsvs hthrto eeen
Appontsd; and n the eonvention ala design 20 sonr
more liberal and desirable Of adjudestion me
Legislature as said before win not avail itself OF tns
constitutional permission.
few days since asked able member OF the senate
Committee the Judiciary If any OF his coneaguss
would probably introduce bill for the organization OF
these tribunals during the present session NO. re-
Piled the member mot unless he 10 demented.,
The excellent hotels OF this city are working hsra
ing the recess and arg making repairs 70
the fall session The Dslavan Hotel Is very nne puna-
Ing and MIR Rogers who the occupant Is undoubted-
y gentleman intend to give description OF ssve'
raj of the public buildings In this city by and bye
announced on Monday that Mr. Walsh OF New ! ork
had offered his resignation The House having refused
10 ACCEPT t. he resumed his seat
Mr. Comptroller Flagg Is one Of the ablest men who
has ever had charge Of that department Of the
mont sias Wright distinguished for indomitsble
application and industry when he comptroller, but
MIR Flxgg a comptroller ID superior even to Sias
Wright. Thomas NJ Burt, ESQ., has entire control
over tho banking department: he Is assiduous and
genemany officer and Is worthy Of the good repute in
which he il held The business of this department is
exceedingly difficult and laborious and this gentleman
who accomplishes 1t with such cheerful facility
the public thanks these Offices like the Office of tho
Secretary Of War; sinecures the work is heavy
and laborious and the responsibility great Of
experience and ability alone fill them with honor
and safety to the State.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-17

~ a1f ta l..-.a... IL f.lIl ALBANY May Is, lS47.
Assistant Vice Chancellor Anthony Robertson must
resign his present Office or the act appointing him
Commissioner Of the Code In the place of Chancellor
Waworth who dsoiined to serve, H. suspect voidabe.
The dscrstopsrv provision that was incorporated into
this by the Senate authorizing Mr. X. to take the
oath Of Office Commissioner after the expiration OF
his present office in July next concurred In by
the House The bill then changed into simple act
Of appointment, without investing the Commissioner
with any discretionary whatever and passed the
Legislature in that form According to proper inter-
probation Of this act MIR must take the oath Of office
~ soon as may be after his appointment
The bill repeating the excise law which passed the Le
gisature the last day Of the session, Is follows:
sEo. l. The act entitled An act relating to excise
and to licensing retailers Of Intoxicating quors passed
May IA. 1915 and the act amending the same passed
Feb lo, 1876, are hereby repealed
.Src This act shall take effect Immediately"
A citizen Of Now York visited Albany several
DAYS before the ADJOURNMENT OF the Legislature and
made soms exertion get appropriation Of 81 900
10 provide an outfit for the Of the frigate
Macedonian that has been detailed by the general gov
for the transportation Of food for the relief Of
ireland confidently hoped, when learned the nature
Of the errand upon which this gentleman came hero to
the capital that the appropriation asked for would be
made without delay But the House refused to vote the
appropriation it said that it gratuity, and
that the Legislature could not give away the public
money The chamber probably forgot that Congress
gave the vessel for the purpose and there is doubt
but that 1t might have followed such example with
perfect propriety.
The army officer who pointed out to me in the Sc
nate chamber few days ago as Col Belanap, 1t.
Van vliet talented artillery officer who participated in
The New York Herald has published a communica-
ton from Steen Billie late Danish Consul in regard TO
the operation Of Tribunals OF Cancellation in Denmark and
the leading principle upon which they established in
that country That able was sent to the
senate OF this state and that body ordered to be
printed thus manesting Its sense Of the respectabtv
Of the consus letter.
But though the constitution authorizes tho establish
eut Of tribunals of concation yet their organization
upon basis different from that upon which boards Of
arbitration referees at organized In this
state will not probably meet with any favor In the pro-
sent Legislature In truth 1t may be doubted whether
the which, in granting autho. to create
tribunals of Cancellation provides that such tribunals
shall have power to render judgment to be obligatory
on the parties without their previous assent, con-
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w,s.s.t a vsuiS ssqxiss sss sssnpsta - asess
a, -, .s rouss sbssa from t:.s!r present sthsssy
The military power being broken up the clergy VII be
tho only class able to exert influence In Mexico. Could
thew b. assured negotiation would not only not dis
turb but woulI tend to the immunity Of their
gon their property there is little doubt they would
exert in preparing the minds Of the people for
psacs 1t would DO by means difficult to give them
this Let their worship and their property
be scrupulouy respected wherever our armies go, and
the prejudice they entertain against will be dssi-
pated am firm in the conviction that 1t IL through
their peace win be eventually restored in Mexico.
1t will be- long their interest to establish stable
aud stringent government We cannot take the trouble
Of governing the country except far our own ints
rests concerned II will be infested with hordss or
banditt who although they may for time respect the
church too much to appropriate it's property will soon
become demorazed by their OF life as TO lose
all respect for things divine and human. They VIII
shortly become sufficiently hardened to prey upon 'he
shrines the ornaments and the sacred vessels Oh 'ne
churches and this state Of things will continue until
peace shall be established Thus will 1t become the IN
forest Of the clergy to promote peace.
GALvIENsIS.
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WAsHIsGTor, May ID, 1877.

WAsHINGTos, May 10, 1877.
The Presidents Opinion
Once In while pay respects to the President
We did 30 last night, In company with Gen. Thomas j.
Green and family, just from North Carolina, their
way the northward The President looks little
worn but Is ssnguine Of speedy peace with Mexico
Without guns muntions-ther strong holds captured
their spirit dsstroyedtheir leader disgraced and ge
neral distrust among themselves their capacity
sxps their invaders the Executive believes they must
come to terms
Col. Miles, late Governor Of Monterey was present.
and is clearly Of the opinion that this will
Mexican people; aud that the further it is prosec
the it Yil work to their advantage In the end
There wefe a number OF ladies present, and as ON
Instructive idea of her goodness and that her SYM
pathies in their favor they all clustered around
Mrs. Polk; and she had good and pleasant word for
them all There fair young creature, with u
bouquet Of flowers surmounted by rich scarlet bios
som from the Mexican cactus family. She had her rea
for this sand we suppose it had something to do
with the recolectons Of officer Of the army Of Vera
Cruz. r.r1yfffsAW
Speaking Of officers, 1t will be gratifying to the innu
merabe friends Of Shields to that though tho
Mexicans put ball through the front Of his wastcoat
coming out at the back, they failed to kill him
The Secretary Of State the only member Of the
Cabinet that In the company the Presidents
ana Senator Yulee the only member of Congress
Respectfully, THE DOCTOR.
F. s. Rannhsn the door keeper, has taken tn the
garden. The last Martin has gone out of the house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-17
Coal Trade.


LIvERPooL-Steamship Caledona-Ea Cathcart and lady
two ladies' Cathcart maid aud servant; Miss Lenley
Mrs Bradbury Miss Ward Mrs Robinson and daughter Dol
fkms N z Rogers, Geo Campbell 7 CuyIsr VIM Eur
Kerr De Coucy, Cha. vyse Rev Mr. Gennie aud lady,
Wood, Brown. Coggins, X Smith, John sommer
Vile Baze, w Beal chamberlain, Boocyer }
Des.r' Gsss ssyeleys 9 Whseiwrig6t, Tess. Il
Taylor, Waller Habershaw b sheppard, Earle, Il
Charlton, Nlatneau Vschcr; w Hooze, Henry Owen.
John simpson, w Tilghmsn, George, Manuel Femandy,
Tibhsr, + Nelson Monteli p Csw.9n II Bci"si a
Jordon, Mr. and Mrs Fraser Shee, kosky, Menlove
Mcilenry, Gushing MIR Radcliffe, Murphy, Samuel Rea,
Chss Tay Tor, PAUL. Lobet, Preston-03
HAtFAx-J Ciews.J A Dawton "A Thorndike, Cod
man, w Putnam.
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MARITIME HERALD.
EOitT OF NEW YORK, MAY IL.

sir. Arrived.
Ship Ron,s' Moses 4e5 lad. from Belfast, with %d;
ray Sid in co with ship sanatre for New O,.ans Lat 80,
New o.s. o steering .np Liverpool '0m
Bsship Ellen Bell % days from null ng in ballast, to
London for New York. '''' III
mann s pois sei PGys
%S p. ,S sp YORKSHIRE " exchanged
shp G S od. sos sad sy % With
s GS kaSs which Ss a s:1 SS
Dark Isabella tB) Hewart Is days from Liverpool, with
Bark Mountaneer, IS days from Liverpool. Bennett,
Bark Wright h Pit,ee % days dgm DuGd;lL j" ballast
shp Queen Victoria, -, from New York for Havre, IS
Barb Maria Louisa wirnhem Crouk IS day. FIN Antwerp,
ballast and 20 stssrage passengers 70 knnLlenann
ep sph saw snip kasma,oo Sark IRON Lyerpooa Tor
spoke British bark William Bamham from Falmouth ttns
Dr. bark Pagan Belac Webster q days from Dublin in bal
last ns and g ST Ges;sns s 70 Roche Bros
O H,mh 70 YIN my We hms,li T;s:s.Es
werp with small quantity of oil Schmidt Baichen-Is,
w 80 to Rs.ca Ba from 9s sd
sars halph Cros. Glover 80 days from Liverpool with
,r sssfS ssn D,ns hsPsu days from ave ballast
IF brig Reward Brane 81 days from shoreham Eng) in
brig HARRISON Busk days from Sunderland with 2Io
Bremen brig Am.zop Heinz 'days from Bremen in ballsst
Brig Fsleeaer D-naison - day, from Antwerp. with
Big Scotia, CB) Burnett d,y. from Cork, in ballast and
E%'!s My ~ @ 20 GF a. s"hs
rem q;i S2,ton for the B h - LAT '2 30 long So
with plaster to souls 4 whitney ITO" '"a'o'' NO.
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Mrs Wilson, Phla; Geo. Hill, Michigan; Mr.. aud Mrs. f.
Mill Rie:to Hayes; YHa MS%an Rp'h S..i.
Pontac Capt. Wilder, q g. A; +. Fink, Albany; S. c.
Thompson. Phila; ). II: White, Michigan
T Hopkins, New Rochelle; s = Seaman, Troy; g. .;
Hocknfy Cromwell, oswsgo; W. Price, NsxpoIt; ]: A!
Harper, New Jersey: p C. Van Wyck, Sing Sing; 6eye
Phs Austin S New avsS Th9mT.o. W .
e. W Grant Texas; NJ. Cans, Phila r. Getman. Ephratch
W. Connolly, Albany.
T.G CoXle. New York; s. Ryan and lady LAWRENCE
Hubert and family, Va r. Douglas. Haverstraw; J. f. Nit
che ] W. Downing Ph!.depha; T. Arthur, New York;
g W Brayton, Pulaski; j. J. Smith, seuben Cs v. r.
do J. P, Shaw Troy J. M Dyke and LADY, Rochester; H.
Starback Troy; l.. Wilson, Boston.
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PHILADELPHIA. Nav 10, ls47.

PHILADELPHIA, May ID, ls47.
Our fremsn have boon kept constantly the run
since last evening by alarms Of fire. which have mostly
been extremely triAing in thsir nature.
About . o'clock this morning, Matthew Hays
man on board the English bark Priscilla, knocked
overheard by James Martin, the mate of tho English
bark Hutchinson, be crossing the latter vessel
with two companions, in order to get board Of the
vessel to which he belonged which lying outside
The body Of the unfortunate has since been found
and Martin has been committed to await further
hearing of the serious charge pending against him The
parties both Englishmen.
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