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tween here and St. Luis, and not far
from us at that, and they are almost
known to be the advance guard of The
main army of the enemy. Of,he vari
Gus accounts of the troops at the dispo.
sal of Santa Anna at San Luis, none
fall short Of $4,000 men.
Our officers and men are in fine
spiriIs, and are eager to meet the self
styled Napoleon, to administer to him
the same kind Of a dose they have given
his predecessors. A portion Of our for.
Cos, probably Gen. Wool's commnnd, is
to take immediate pos session of the
Lima, eS pass, which is about thirty-ive
miles from here.
GIN. Worth, who has been sick for
the last two weeks, is out again to day.
The wraIh"r is a lille 100 cold here to
be pIrasant, and the night before last we
had ice half an inch thick. forgot to
mention that Websler's battery 1.-TWO "a
pound howizers) is here.
Yours, &C., ALTO.
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LATiTFROM THE ARMY.

|. By lIiesJ s. sleamcr Eudum, Capt,
Wilcox, which arrived on Sunday night,
We have lslles from Brazss Santiago,
and, at Ra said had despatched s,ex.
e
intention pf1eparting ii "a few days to
join him either at Tampico or Vicroria.
a repur! had been had been brough,
10 Mlrr, by "a Mexican, as we learn
from The Matamuras Flag, in cores
pondenc'' from Cama'go to that paper,
dared 'he Sd inst. that Gen. Quitman
with 1000 volunteers, had given battle
the preceding da, 10 1900 Mexcans un. !.
der & n. Urea, two leagues north Of
Victoria. The report was not credited
by the officers Of The army II Camargo.
he letter also states thai Gen. r ylor
i. abnnI six days march in the rear of
Gen. Q. with 5000 regulars. GIN.
Worth was still at SaIilo, and had
been reinforced by three regiments of
Ohio, k"ntucky and Indiana volunteers
Gen. Woo! was in camp fit cn miles
from SlIiiIo on the San LuIs road, with
l50U Mrx,can lancers lowering around
in his immediate vicinity.
Gen. Patterson and his division had
arrived at San Fernando on his way 10
Victoria. The Flags correspondents
writes that the ayunlamiento came out
from the town TO meeI and welc0me
him. The Isl Indiana Regiment, Cul.
D,ake had arrived al MLtamoros from
Cana go 10 relieve shr 8 Ohio r. gi-
meul, Cul. Curtis, who were awaiting
orders from Gen Scott.
Our own correspondence below will
be found extremely Interesting. By the
letter of our special correspondent, Mr.
HAiIf. We are happy to perceive rha,
he was about s;arline from Camargu, in |
good health, TO rrjoin the army, and
ourselves and readers upon
the prospect Of soon hearing from him
at head quar- ters.
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Correspondence cfthe Picayune.
SALTlLLo, Mrxico, Dec. 20. q


Since | wrote to you last the aspect
OF things has taken a different course, i,
and now there is but little doubt in the
mind of every one connected with the
army, TINT before another month has
passed, another terrible battle will be
fought in the neigaborhood Of this
place.
An express was sent on last Tues
day to Monterey, and another to Gen.
Wool, for reinforcpments. Three COM
panies of Col. Marsball's Kentucky
muunIcd rifemen arrived here by for
ced mach from Monterey On Thurs
day night last, and yesterday evening
rhr Kentucky and Ohio regiments came
IN and encamped below town. Anpx
press which came in from Parras yes.
trrday evening reports that Con. WOOL,
with his command, may be expected in
this neighborhood Tomorrow evening.
A mail from this place, containing
important documents Of the fuure move.
ments of tIr Mexican army, and plans
for the re. capture of this place was
captured on its way TO San Lui. by
scouting parry of dragons few days
since. A large body of lancers are
known 10 be securing the country be.
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PepETRs u.
MEMORY.


The past she rulelh At her t uch
Its tempe.valres unfold.
And from their gorgeous shrincs descend
The mighty men Of old:
At her deep voice the dead reply,
Dry bones are clothed and live
Long persisted garIands bloom anew,
And buried JOYS revive.
When DER the future many shade
OF saddening twilight steals.
Orihc dimnlcd prcscn, 10 the soul
Its emptiness reveals.
She opes her casket, and 4 clond
OF cheering perfume streams;
Til with lifted hear; we tread
The pleasant land Of dreams.
Make friends Of potent Memory, -
Oh! young man irr thy yprlme,
and with her jewels bright and raie,
Enrich the board of Time:
Yet If thou mockest her with dceds,
4 triHel mid her bowers,
She'll send "A poison ihronshlhy reins,sS -
In lc's disastrous hours.
hlake friends of potent Memory.
Oh snhsi1enin in thY:bioomt- -
Andbnd her to thine inmost heart,
Before the days Of cinoln;
For sorrow sof,enc,h ,n,o JOY,
Beneath hei wand sublime.
And she immortal robes can-wcave,
From the trail threads oi Time.
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LATER FROM THE ARMY.

The U. S. steamship Eudora arrived
at New, Orleans on the 18th, from Bra
zqs Santiago, wlleace she sailed on the
18th ult. ,She brought over "a number
of officers, and Mr.. o. Hammond,
bearer of dispatches from Gen. Scoot
to the Government.
The steamer Giraffe was lost on the
7lh inst, in heavy norther. fifty miles
south of the mouth of the Rio Graude.
Thu vessel was totally lost, and with it
fonf 'iien, names not known.
There was no news (says The Com.
Times) at the Brazos, from the Army.
General Scott was there on the 12lh
inst, and wouldremain few days, when
it twas expected he would leave for Tam
pico or Victoria. He had sent an. ex-
press TO General Taylor, informing the
latter that he would meet him al Tam
pico or Victoria. 1t was not previously
known which of these two places was
indicated. as the express had not return
ed whom tho Eudora sailed. 49,
TEXAN PRlsoNERs.-Mr. Gillespie,
released lately By Santa Anna at San
Luis, Isays the Matamoros Flag) has
just returned to Mdtamoras. Mr.. Gil,
lespie was captured at China. on the
10Th Of September last, and was taken
on TO San, Luis, in advance of the re-
treating Mexicans from Monterey. Up /.
on his arrival in San Luis, he, with other
was put in prison, and re..
NAMED in confinement until released in -
General Taylor, by order@s
Of Santa Anna He speaks.in terms of S
the highest praise of neatly all the Mex
ican officers, save one, with whom he
had any dealings; and one oficer,in, par !
.isalaE s0nza !as, Of tbas9 b sayalrYsss
he thinks the prisoners can never forget
for the kindness and consideration with
which he treated them. The officer
from whom the prisoners had received
harsh treatment was, upon their repre-
broken of his command and
placed under arrest.
The number of troops at San Luis,
Mr.. Gillespie states to be 81 900 at the
ime of his departure, with an additional
orce of 10000 somewhere in the vicin-
ty. This large force was under con-
lant drill, and many foreign officers
we're said TO be engaged in The service.
Great enthusiasm and tho most perfect
prcyailediD the Mexican
ines.-Char. Eve. Neus.
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NO. q.

yesterday, are the most detected to day,
particularly Capt. Blanchard and his
Louisiana boys, | will keep you ads
viscd ofsuch news as can gather from
iid,e 10 time. Gen. Butler is conlman-
der>in,chief of the place, NJ Monlerey, and
Gen. Wool's command.
Yours. &C., ALTO.
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MISCELLANEOUS
HINTS TO FARMERS.

The Farmers lie is stunned by MAJ
~ because it seems one cl mindless
dru1gcry.
Ii ought no, to be SO. II our farmers
would r, fleet |. ore, they might DO less
;ald labor; and yet accom-lisb NOR
in lie course Of year, Ien hours
work, III summer, aud eight IN winter,
ought with good mar'grmcnt, give to
any man good T'|ng lie who works
SO hard that t~/can not read or reflect
after the >Abors Of the day a.e over.
beca,.,tf foftaIiguc docs MOI plan Wis Iy.
Lcf 10 man Shun work when work should
be done, but deye, dclvc forever, is no,
the end Of mans life.
The farmers evenings should b. &c.
voted to mental acquisition and rational
enjoyment. To SUP and tumble into
bed is hogs fashion, and highly injuri-
Gus to health. But let the farmer have
choicest works abou, him of his own
auxiliary avoca;ion; let these form the
subject of study and conversation at
least Two evenings In IA week, while the
newspaper, The newest and oldest vol
ume, each having their allotted seasons.
, Two orthree dollars contributed by each
family in neighborhood or school dis
tricl, would 60 "A great way in the pur
chase of standard books at modern prl
ces. These are bu hints which rea-
der will modify as his judgment shall
suggest. plead only for the essential
thing of making home pleasant, its hours
of relaxation hours Of instruction also.
Native Loadstone has been discover
ed on Middle Island, Lake SUPERIOR
The Cleveland Herald is informed that
The entire trap region of Lake Superior
is magnetic 10 such a degree that COM
mon needle is nmcst part entirely use-
less. The trap rock itself, composing
vast ranges ofmoun;ains, and the igne-
Gus rocks in conn"Xion with lhe Trap, is
an immense magnet. Bouders Of that
rock, scattered through The adjacent,
level regions. a.'racI and repeI the nee
die, at short distances, in the same man-
mel as iron ole.
An English Endorsemeat.-"It was
a cruel speech Of the Frenchman," says
the London Times, but true one new
erlheless, when he said, Your English
man knows all about Tmbuctoo, or
Hindustan. or .he frozen region about
the North Pole, but ask him about Ire,
land, the country lying next his own,
and he is perfectly innocent of any in
formation on The subject. Africa he
inssstiga'es-lreIand he neglects. He
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weeps for the su0erings of the negro,
but allows his Irish fellow subject 10
live in ignorance, in fifth, and often 10
die Of starvation.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-02-03
FROM MEXICO.

The brig J"tferson, Captain Morgan,
arrived at New Orleans from Havana
on the 20;L inst. bringing dates from
Vera C,uz to the 31sl Dec. :.
The Mexican Congress had rejected
our proposition for peace, only l9 ME m<
bers voting for it. A few days before
the question was brought up, there had
been IA caucus meeting of the MAJORITY
of that body when resolution was
adopted that all present should take an
oath to vote against any proposition for
peace so long as IA United States soldier
stood upon The snil of Mexico.
The correspondent OF the New Or
leans Times says that The blockade of
the coast was very imperfect. From
the 10Th 10 the 24th December, the
amountof duties paid to vessels entering
The port of AIvarado, only a short dis
lance south of Vera Cruz, was not less
than 100000. -
The repor, of the Minister of Finance
represents the treasury to be much en-
barrassed. The expenses of the army
at San Luis Pulosi bordered on S40O,.
600 a nioiith, and of,hat Of Vera Cruz
on Cruz on $4,000. and ii was found
impossible to supply this SUM entirely,
D. 1snacia Loderauu, residing in Lon
don, had been appointed an agenr to,
negotiate lean Of twenty millions of
dollars, and D. Manuel F. Lizardo, also
in London, had been appointed agent
for the Mexican bond holders in Eng
land.
Early in December the governor of
the federal disIrici was authorised 10
equip from the public rents, 5000 in,
fantry and 1000 cavalry, and a sufficient,
number of artiIIerists for six pieces of
cannon. This force was destined for
San LUIS Potosi.-Evs. McUs.
The city of New York is said 10 be-
flooded with counterfeit dimes, quarters
and half dollars, made of base metals, aud
easily detected by their sound.
II thou desire to be truly valiant, fear
TO- do evil is always afraid to suffer
evil, he that never fears is desperate
he that always fears is a coward, He :
is the truly valiant man that dares moth.
ing but what he ought.
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a Ne'0 Territory.-Mr: Martin, Of
Wisconsin, has brought bill in Con-
gFess, for establishing a new territory
beyond the limits of that State. 1t is
called Minnesota. This is The beginning
ofa new State,
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Mrs Gaines Lao Suit.-Thc N. Q.
Jetiersonlan says that The Supreme Courr
of the United 5rales are about to take up
the great law suit, in which Mrs Gen.
Gaines ohIained a ajudgmen, for about sew
enleen millions in the District Court of
louisiana. Independent of the amount
involved, this is case of grea, interest
from the peculi'r ard romantic cicum-
stances which gave rise to it.
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The city Of New York is said 10 be-
flooded with counterfeit dimes, quarters
and half dollars, made of base metals, aud
easily detected by their sound.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-04
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
Tor salss Of srOcss &c. zee Fourth Pag..

"WEDNESDAY, p. M.
The Stock Market was huctuating today, and
with fair amount of sales. The changes. generally.
vs no, very material but the tendency Of the market
Wa downward.
In Bills there Is no movement We quote Stsr-
ing sis6s. Francs 54Od337!
The Freight continues firm Engagements have
been made q, To- and Esd. for Liverpool and one ship
which has rot yet sailed from here chartered for
Liverpool for her next voyage at 80 for full cargo Of
bSas- forashp to arrive in March. Is. Cd was bid
Several vessels taken for ireland at esd. for Corn
To HAVE freishn NE rather dull Cotton TO Liverpool
bhazicd
The Butchers and Drovers' Bank has declared
dividend Of FIVE per cen, for the last six months The
mSYora Life and Trust Company. a semi-snnu divi
aend Of three and half per cent. The City Fire In
sa'saes Company dividend Of six per cent for the
lat 'x months payable on the 10th inst ThcAmerican
Mutual Insurance Company of Baltimore, half yearly
d'dend Of three per cent to stockholders and dvi
aend Of x per cent to holders of script certificates for
thc last year The Insurance Company of the State Of
fennsylvsnis ct Philadelphia semi annual dividend of
I'VE per cent The fens Point Savings Institution, a
nMyemly dividend Of three per cent. The Salisbury
Manufacturing Company semi annual dividend Of six
per cent payable Feb. 5.
Tue amount Of Treasury Notes outstanding on
tie la Est was $500 $50 Of which si99ieOo was of
Issues Of 22d July lsiG OF the above ameuat Ses7 $50
was "a the hands OF accounting officers cancelled.
Tie bowing table viii show the amount to the
credit Of the United States Treasurer at the several de
poscSes 90 the 18th of January, ls47 compared with
lie x.ss,p.s,t ol the RI al of December last
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-04
The Tribune
A Statement Of Facts.

In your paper Of this day, you state that Justice
rd,ls, had held Mr.. Edward P. Clark aad Mr. Elskim
soI,, 20 snswer to & complaint Of John slvers. The
proceeding. grew out OF the foreclosure OF chaitel
,,o,,se executed by sigers TO Mr. Bo!les. which was
sa,a.losed and the goods 80 mortgaged were subse-
Gently removed openly and publicly, and In the pres
snes IA under TIE direction Of counsel Mr.. Silvers
subsequently commenced an action Of trespass Tor the
,emoyi Of said goods and aiterward made complaint
!, 30 noiee Office against Mr. Clark for an alleged ieon
now, taxing Of the mortgage, and upon hearing. Mr.
Clsrk was discharged silvers then made new com
plsn, sgans, CLARK and Bolcs, on hearing which the
Justice sgsn discharged the compliant Partner eVi'
Once ives then given excupa,ing Mr. Bolles. without
mr. cuks being again brought before the Magistrate or
any farther evidence being offered II respected him
md The result the extraordinary decision announced
b. yea odsy The decision OF the Magistrate is only
nat IN bic Judgment the ought TO be submitted to
the Grand Jury EDWARD SANFORD,
sfvk Fsb. 3. l547. Of Counsel.
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On Wednesday morning, Sd inst JANE, wife OF jacob
lawrence in the sd year of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family respect.
fally invited TO attend her funeral this afternoon at
o'clock from her late residence, lie Sixth avenue.
10 lhs city on the Cd inst. of Dropsy Mrs. SARAH
ANN ALDRlCH aged 26 years, wife of Mr. John II.
A5rieh and daughter OF Asel Johnson Esq OF Filing
ton Coin to which place the body is taken for funeral
obseQuies and interment
On Saturday last. at Paterson, N. j., ROBERT MO
NELL. ESQ aged 65.
Al Elizabeth City N c. 18Th Frederick A. s. Mathews
Editor Of the Old North State.
A, Bethlehem, near Albany, 18th, Jacob Laraway a
Revolutionary Patriot
Near shebyvilIe Ky 18th, Lieut. John Riley, Reyo-
ntopgy Patriot % years and II months.
At Washington Michigan, sth ult. Dennis Carven, a
Revolutionary Soldier. 50 years and months.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-04
HliscelIaueous.
vTTr.rPIhrr's HTGu SCHOOL,

or tie education IF iolng Li,l 20 crane a. besrseH
CaioE and NaEsr'gFlaaf.
THE NEXT REGULAR TERN 10 this lLsuiuton WI.
L Commence on Monday, tie l3ih inst
Irstrlcuon given IN all the branches Of thorough - 81
lsh education. TLis e frrtmen j. under ne nnecls-
supervision OF Mrs. hieqait formerly Mss Roscoe o.
New. ugand assisted by eminent teachers.
In addition D. tie above Prof Nllep.al owes dAy ie-
.os n hs native tongue and the system adopted by hin
renders the acquisition II he French lang age sPpstr
easy and the pronunciation pure. 49,, -.
The number Of pupils, though limited i snhcehi 20
commsud the rs zlenl In - different depafsneun sha
- secure ali he advantages resailng tsreifou
Tuition from % SIC per quarter
For any other Information sppy As above eher efson
Ally or ~ letter. - Us
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Arrivals of Produce. &c. by the New.fork
and Erie Railroad......I ,. Ciayss0s, Agsrf.
Rrparttd iYeeially for IN Nfa- fsTF 4

JAN. 60 Barge Henry Stydas DC King boxes
turned STUFF Ticker box turned STUFF w RiehArdsoa
bis turned stuf. { Nichols Son sacks bxs hh6
fnli, box poultry frkn Dol butter Mr. Burrows exs
poultry A Towney ~ rolls leather bids upper leather
Cushman 81 fkns tub butter Il dox syihes OH
S sads yerison bags bbls buckwbeai meal Town
ley rolls leather Tremsin Howard III sides leaiher
Roe e54 bush rye; L Barnell box fowls Mat
erson Sl side. esiher Spencer % kns tubs butter
w Forman 4crates glassware; Pbihps, Cowles L CO
bxs dry goods; vonsfsei lot furniture; keehun
Chrsre i$s sdss BIS leather Capt CLARK bags corn
meal ~ meal drsd hogs tubs butter calves G
!srow bog ary soess LsaSly ss, 3 az so0HSr
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JOSIAH RICHARDS. Apernrssy.
BTlB6.AsSGs, ,RIcHAEDs 4 PLATr.sssss =
49,. -. !sioxS kvEMso. r.ss ,..,..
Booas generslly "a sasrru<s
Al.o-A s,se assortment, Of stationery law ssd rwcss-
AI.e.,a Sa.na.y q sAop e..arss, Ae: eess.ss.S q
D'sa''' STss 49,; - s:s ,sp ss Ae
rssry.Yrrs Nsw.Yosx spsixe TsAps sAla -rAs
VII es@nsses y he ssoss asa sss 2 s.ssss:s :
e s,ni.s.s y 5: m r:S sss ssisS an. a. -.
rse sale ofs.orery Paper BE- wi sshs plses % sss
al sosdav "a March sor which eoaasnssess ere sse
Az psiysrs s.ls-i.e oasro Bislss, every ,sssy.
u plain sheep and slrs GIN and s sase esad.ass Alec
ny F. Cotton, Auction ard coorn:ssson xsvyssst
ID Store Nos lis Fulton and 81 Ann s;sL'bers sdssa
prorap; returns sde Outdoor ssies OF every dssripss
OF goods pGne'aay ssnces % AID respectfully soaenss
Atlof O'Clock. Of tbs Aac,ioe Room.
Nsw AND sreeSoHAsn fvsNrrsk.Coss ssnS q
essrs earesax tables soiss essiss and pier table, ssse
toilets ssssss eroctery slass Kitchen farnsrsks
n CHAMBERLAIN, ArcTT0NEER-siore No
y. sprueest-Lieers advances made on Good, eonsigu
sd for private sale, TO be cold auction Outdoor sales
carefully attended 10, and respectfully seei'sd rreaps
NC CHAMBERLAIN having removed ron No u
10 Nc Sprueest would b happy receive ecassnsas
Of Ms,eA. :S Of every as.sapaoo nom n. ss4s
Mioo'e isdp. :, Ne *; 80 @.,..a
SHEsIrs ssLE Of Plumbing Establishment eossprisins
lead pipes large lot Old lead brass and pewter
force pumps stern, head house snd garden pumps gaef
tuses uars, shower osihs lead b~nis service boxe
closet basins iron cafe lot OF mouds OF ARGUS
kuds hydrsnis street washers. pip. drawing rsehn~
hsissrs ie'es Cro,yn water boc', ohcs faruitsre he
MONDAY. Feb. II,
Al 10 o'elcek al No s?ruesst
CoSsrlsLEs S,ls o. Dav oooos. Fvs~tryRr. &c.-
Comerisng general assortment Of fancy All staple dy
Also solss sofs ssds,eads bareaux mahogany ps'ss,
ehsrs. carpets, oil eo'h, large mahogany shorssss'
counter. stoves, No.
Also. lot groceries. of various kinds tres, he
Also Jamaica run, brandy, Port snd Ma1eisa vince
Also. lot boots, shces. India ruSbers. Nc. &c.
PRVATs s.LgThree ire proof iron chests OF ssricas
sizes
pY JANIS VI. MILL r Store No. 70 Aadsn
u lane. us u door 10 Nc. 2 Libedv.sI
TUESDAY. Feb y.
A, i0i O'Clock, AZ 10 Nj ldsn-lana
brosans from The manufacturers and suasls for
city ard country trrde Sale positive
FRIDAY, Feb &c.
Alto o'elock. sis,ore No. ~ Maden-lsne.
BIRMINGHAM, SHsFfiELD, GGR~AS AND AMERICAS
HssowsrC, CvrLssy. kc.-So packages and lots OF
fresh hardware JUS imported and manufactured eonsist
ing Of trace log and halter chans seeysrds, table bats
hoes bed screws Mill saw sles bastard do hansssw 60.
drawing knves pad chest cupboard and uunk lochs @a
kettles pane Carolina hoes candssticks. snaners,
table knves and crks, pocket cutlery butcher knives,
shoe and bread do. trsys and walters German evef
AMI iron tee and table spoons round and square bolts
etc.
Csaogues and goods ready for examination three asys
before Tho sale.
The stock are fresh goods end In complete order
Every lot will be sold without ressrve.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-04

ARRIVED.
Brig Port Leon, (of Bath Macloon; I'm 81 Marks, st
Domingo, ogwood to A Rossire & Co.
Brig Home Msrson ii de- fm Havana, molasses, 70 VI
Taylor. Brig Chss Hammond, Lindsey, sid same day
for Msriel, to load for Boston.
schr Fame Kelly s ds I'm Port gu Prince, coffee &c,
10 Rossire & Co. Left brigs Marcus Pierce, Tor
York in days; Seaman. of Phadel. from Orleans
disg schr Grand Island Young from Boston, dsg The
Fame has experienced weather the coast hav
ing been twice driven of; received damage in sails
and bulwarks.
BELOW-1 ship unknown. Wind WsW, blowing
gale
RETURNED.
ship Areatus (of Boston) Hardwck sailed hence for
London Jan returned leaky having experienced sue
cession of gales Yesterday spt both anchors keep
the ship from going shore Romer Shoal. Goth ult
Jar 49, Ion TO- spoke brig Caroline Mary, I'm Boston for
Mstanzas, days ont.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-04

Increase Of exports in ls47,.-..sl ,O69-OO.
4 counterfeit Five Dollar note on the Dayton
(Oho) Bank has been detected The engraving ia bad
especially the face of Henry Clay The signature Of
the President is correct but that Of the Cashier toll
ersbly so. The paper is miserable oily and himsy
Two Banks have been applied for in the Massa-
chusetts Legislature, TO be called The Exchange
Bank Of Boston" and the other The Bay Bank at
Meihucn.
The arrivals at Boston during January were 3Gl,
Of which y were foreign, and the cearances 2iG Of
which 800 foreign OF the arrivals % were ships.
IS banks and 30 brigs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-04
VALUABLE WORKS.

VALUABLE WORKS.
lust RECEIVED se packet ship
Steam Engine by Arzau Club. 81.
Buchanan on Mil Work. Is.
Wales Papers on Architecture, part =.
smyihs Celestial Cycle. vols sl2
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