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PHILADELrHIA Oct 20, PM-Ar,ived-sar Delaware
s sS.x sS.1y G
guei Weaver, barres Cyenet Lennox Abauv; Oregon
Mrs = 20
s SIF Emma supposed from Boston; 'chr oaen'
ss ss. R.t Es9
chiO s s r..
Reid Allyn; Point; so,tSn GoIs1a' FI River 81 y
odfe Weeks Martha jane Darng and barge Mlddi.sex,
P S-Anved-ship Levant, Turley, London.
MisceilaneO us Record
P4o O ;. aa1 es a
quarter before o'clock where letters be prepaid to any
sALTlMOSE Conn, for HaWs will sail OF MONDAY O The
WIN sail TUESDAY NGE , Letter ,a Sis;
the Telegraph News Room, Exchange Place.
Sem ELIZA JANr-1Csps Hal, of the sehr Ioerssss from
.ss GS H g" Of hs Sf
YSf % IL s: bsed inc Hedge
sonn NLE from Belize, Hondn,a, before reported ashore
| alo will be brought to the city
BRIo RATHER Of and from Salem. tAug ~ at Maran-
ham had severe gale three days out' split SAILS lost some
Ss % ss$ h
her; She IS siesss ~ Inc irs,sfiSs "'
Il s: q ss t ss
81 s w .nd to E. Sy b
s +: ''si ss Sa
specimen. Of naval arch dt ifesh1g ship
No pain. have been spared make her what she really ia
Of sHoc, bel
lsp.ehs S n.,ss h The keel for ship 400 tons
Ship EsSchon owned by Captain. Micsjah and
LSn aud the builder, va; launched by N, John . Cur
built on he Msmmscf aud the Of the builder su
Sy @ By Gea 4s. GusS
s:t about $50 tons VA l.unss. On The sd
built for Capt Mason on PhSsd,sphs and Is
iaa
fastened -..-,
Information at New London Of the partial
and even az .. ioowson SUNDAY April Is t7 about
q. Of Si . 81 WITH
Of the and after d Gnd which
csS 9. ,S Of the crew nr
oaly f.esa down b. e. Ssss 81 wh m:
iSSs e 'ns day '
s"; ga
s se ri sf e Ssa aU.sS % ps {, s
&c the deck beams we badly chensd and the asen
ship had been since her departure from NOV
lg6 Lyman Lochmsn of Y, who was Uncovered 70 pc
the ncendsry arrested and mpscned IN the Tort ut he
Island from whence he subsequently, effected his escape but
sptured =,
..HoNoLyLu, May li-Au whale ship Philip Tabb Jolls
Warren 20 500 wh Is Left in March met ~.
phoon in 80 N. 1853 T., nh April shipped heavy sea that
Se :R T% 5 e'p s Sa
will be discharged aud possibly she IS
% ears old 1.-THE Il condemned May lat and
be sold II auction on the 9Th Saw whale, in t 81 81 lon
S hpf .ss,oa LhSa 18th Sst sss
Lane London, fom NZeaand, and ship Rosseau Of New
! Bedford -
Honolulu May ship WIN Thomp,on Ellis NIB fun
Raul To pai sid May lat ships Hanniba Gaming Hsr
! Dor 10 cruise; iith, Uncas Gelett y B, do
Arr Tarpuln Cove, 26th. ship Hector, Manter. Pacific
Ocean of aud for New Bedf I'd with 200 bills oil Reports
off Ma,ssfusro March ship, Fanny, Edwards Sag Habor
mos VIII sp April 81, Zenas, Conn, Ramsde ",
as mos 1900 sp 400 VIII; May Tombez Coral Seabury
$50 up; June 90 at Sc Enterprise, Wye Nant, 10
100 sp
sHr FAoroR-The whole amount Of insurance on this shin
reported condemned at Tahiti is Sii215 follows l6,77
at the Mutual Marine, and 10 900 at the Commercial, New
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Sales of stocks nj Phi,nl.iuh,..

Finsr BoAsp Oct 20 100 Lehign Coal sc,ir &c.
RATE SAILS -25V ksburg hK, %; 900 U Losn 6s
ioIA; 5000 Sta,e SIS 734a 600 Reading IA, Bonds Ig.
SECOND BoARD.-i00 Reading Bonds. COY: 80 Louis
Vile Ban, 9J 200 Losu 6s ST. 1921; do os sc 10 y
500 State M 1900 90, 70; 1900 DO 1885, 200 Glrard BANK
lO5S: 100 ) Bank, 3ss
Arm sALrs.-iO0 Grard Bank lt9s, 1000 Reading RR
Bosds, s.; 1000 State SIS, 1875.
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BRITANNIA WARE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
sns HS
for sale large q IMP, for oil and sp
and Gavy Ladies' Spoons. spooDs. syrnges. Decanter
N. b. Britannia Ware neatly repaired. l2sG.Ic
NEW YORK DENTAL DEpOI.-Denuss and drug
s.sas Fol-, fsspi'atsd Silver Silver Fise' Wire Solder
Dealers il the above aele, will find greatly their
S learn AZ
81 aotErc aN Broadway. N. Y.
loT ss Pearl street beg, to cali the attention Sports
and others exposed 70 the weather TO his stock OF Amer
BY the Amescsa Patent Company cloth.
J ira SD S. and fas e
alton keepln: The wsaIer arm nj, ap "a dry
nS PREPARED It's
Shooting Jackets. Fsmsn. Goats, Monkey and Pes Jack
DRACTICAL BOOKKEEPING, No. 50 Cedar Street.
boo En,I In aSr , of the the &
gle Entry Bookkeeping Improved" continues to teach
he pupil becomes familiar from actual use with all the
book. constituting set and Of good capacity will
month"; and viii receive Certificate TO iRat effect "
Prospectuses, with terms obtained at the rooms. from A
DAPEK HANGINGS - GREAT BARGAlNs.--R
L PRINCE, manufacturer of Paper Hansmss, mo, sis
ch ,ats Jobbers those trade selling off his
whole s1Ges Of aHs5 and for
dealers s TaS, e az f sso 1857
s HAM n
express their asonshmen and seIelly buy double the
'' .ss sa!s ssy intended before ' Il ThscE 81, Pearls
EVF AEsw seU aNS SBnss N
Rs real RoSe. Ms
and ogspds Muia' amb.9 S.s Muslin Dresses, Lace
end % be SHd fqS in %%s a
~ B-No devisti.n in price. ,2l snt.rc
EA-hlUNABLk DANClNu. MOL Washington riacs
Ms PAULINE DEsJARDINs of the Royal Academy
Of Music ofPsrs most respectfully announces % her pupils
s;assss: !s;assss LssaaSa Mesaay
when she win have he pleasure q inodacas
i%s .ad
wss Ti, &s~ S % @
MILE D. ks s %sSd !, s s and
temen who honor her with their may rest
. style T .s i
sehoos and private a%s. attended Public cS,s. and p
Broadway and No Washington Place. where terms &c, aud
TRAVELLING TRUNKS, &c--JOHN CATTNALH,
funk Manufacturer. No, Wall street, Of Broad
% %sS r@Sr vs.ss Carpet Bag. sse.s whole
Nsn superior article of Sole Leather Trunks, suitable
for American European travel and Portmanteaus for the
Order. for III. Yves, Indies South America. &c. filled with
M AlRET 4 ROBBERY, 81 Liberty street have lately
the celebrated manufacturers, Gensys comprising
snG osst e
Geneva Watches, such Dup.x Anchor Escapemsns and
from nsnuac,ores Of Locie de FOnd', and St. mier
DR.9.OyER Is CONSULTED CONFlDENTIALLY
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OFFICIAL NoTIcE.-We understand that the
general martial directed assemble at Fort Mon
the I'd day of November next In the of Leute
nant Colonel Fremont Of the mounted rifle regiment
viii meet the day appointed, at the Washington Ar
sens In this city instead of at Fort Monroe flashing
Unfon Der
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Cleared
Ship-Sardinian, Croker Liverpool. Thompson X Ne
phew. 1880 - >,
Barks-Hul Putnam, sumatra. J Atkins 4 Co; Florian
(Brem) Pope, Bremen, L Pope.
Brgs-huirarau. Branscnm Vea Cruz. Nesmith T. Wash
Detroit Gchrs Ragged land; Home, West. Garden Key
Fla: Walter r. Jones, Baker. Noroik ZEBRA Drnkwatcr
| Wilmington. Nesmh Walsh -,
Schs-Pora Wakemaa Belize. Honduras; Peerless. Conch
Tooher " Pierson Conquest Stewart st Jonus NB Wash
ngon Powell Alexandra, De- Isabella. Johnson, Newbern
NC Rebecca. Wosan, Petersb ,g Hunter u CO; Lucu
us. Lufka. Wilmington, p Buck Paynter. Neal Phi
! l,d-lphia: Mercer, Clark. do.
Soops-Jaoo Aers Proof Glass, Blydenburg and James
Lawrence, Smith, Providence.
Arrived
British brig Mary Dolby Falmouth JAM, and go days from
Port Antonio. Left a. brig Petersburg for New York,
dg; brig Ellis, (B do do 2eth off Egg Harbor,
brig Alfred Of Bath. steering y
British brig w Rood. Southey Par-sboro Ms days
T De Wolfe 2sth inst Sandy Hook bearing NV dstan
fe toprnas fore. aant &c Was towed the
city by steamboat United States This is the vessel which
taken for the Pioneer -
Kelley Left schr Enterprze Of Baltimore, Tor New York
next dav
Schr Union Knowles. Baracoa. 20 DAYS, to Agnew Co
Was ashore the West Bank but o without damage
Schr Sarah Sevev, Sevey Calais IS days.
Schr Splendid. CIowell Boston, days. TO w Lewis.
Schr Victor, Gould, Gloucester, to = Whitney.
EeiOws
ship and briggs
Sailed.
Packet ship Ganick, Liverpoe ship Samuel Hicks Or
leans; bal Floau bremen; and others
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Foreign ImpOrIatlOns,

FALMOUTH Uan)-Bng M.ry-l cask old corper $50 bags
piGenso Leure-45a do 1000 lbs old copper Dunscomb
Beckwith--2 3i b US pimento w Dawson.
BARAcoA-~chr Unou-l0 $50 cocoanus "a bales tobacco
l0GC0 segAs S. 600 oranges Agnew 4 Co.
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uAHNDEN'S EXPRESS. FOR BOSTON, NEW
YORK, P,oyidence, philadelphia, and the Sonth and
West. BLAKE, COO lDGE u WHEELER.
PRoPRIEToRs.,
d. BRIGH AN, JR., B. w. WHEELER Union
]. H. BLAKE Buildings, Providence.
Court street, Boston, +. w. COOLIDGE,
6 Wall street, New York.
Office in Philadelphia, 43 South Third street $50 a. FIJI
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dARITIME IL E RAID.
=--------------------- -
Port or New York, October 30, IS47.
Cleared.

SUN xsEs.. % MOON RISES. ..........li 2
"a 90 HIGH WATER l.
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M sSR s6 5AU gIEHHh ASSRR N6 Eo
LY. TO BE LAD FOR THREE SHILLINGS ONL

We have many times given you the OF some Of our
respectable citizens who have pledged their WORD mat
after trial, sy have found Joness Coral Har RESTORATIVE
M forces the human hair to srow Gr' and cu ne bn
three shngs 10 test its real and qualities in the above
and In showing how soft dresses harsh dry 1 keeping
n In ore three times than hair oaDd makes light
red o. grey hair grow naturally dark from the Locts in Tact
a. one trial will prove IL sold in New York the Of
The American Eagle az Chatham street only.
Boston Rsdding Co., State street; Baltimore Taylor
CO. Jarvis Budiaks Pittsburah Pa; Newark BY yss Bus
kiYk; Brooklyn, 10 Fulton street, auu wire
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kSeiOws
ship and 2 briggs.


Packet ship Ganick, Liverpoel; ship Samuel Hicks,
leans; ba K Flo iau. bremen; and Others
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TIMELY NOTICE TO CONTINENTAL the Fall
and Winter Sessons setting gentlemen would
BY looking their Wooen Clothing and have them
thing done this city, Clothes cleaned dyed without
The colorng short notice trial will
fact From the satisfaction given the public the subcr
induced and to follow the above branches
Notwithstanding all competitions for having small he
work for small profits As such, gentlemen will do well
call before going elsewhere at No 81 Murray street.
Washington, the Cheap Cash Tailoring establishment
A. CORTISSOS, "a Murray street
dved parr. Cast olc IN
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NO CokE NJ Y.-DI ,OhBhrI. 70 Duane sweet,
msy be consulted the treatment of delicate dis
diseases enables Dr. e.. he worst form OF this
disease Recent cured four days No mercury used
diet or business pursuits Structures cured in
one o. weeks with scarcely any pain.
CoNsTIrUrIoNAL DEBiL Ty-Ihose individuals who have
INDUCED in certain osthsome habit positively be re-
stored 70 health and society Remember, 10 Duane street.,
door to DR. Johnson's o3o itsr
DIZZY ATE r. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A. u. 1870
i FOR THE SUPPRESSION OF QUACKERY-Ths
members OF the New York College Of Medicine and Phaa-
cy having devoted their attention during the last years
diseases oil private nature confidently promise
injury 70 the constitution confne from business
PRIMARY CASES OF GONORRHEA, or Syphilis,
yield to their treatment in from -four eight days and the
most aggravated onehrd of the usually taken
by general practl toner's
STRUCTURES OF THE URETHRA considered by
some medical men ncurable successfully treated without
Tothoss suirerir from UNCONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY
or NOCTURNAL EMISSIONS, produced by excess i'm
prudence the beneficial effects may be relied upon from
the treatment Of the College
IMPORTANT NOTICE--Persons suffering from any OF
the above complaints, residing IN the country, finding in.
convenient make personal have forwarded
to them chest continuing all medicines site perform
aadical cure, with full directions to Diet &C. by ststng
their symptoms, time Of ntracton aud treatment we'd
elsewhere ard enclosing dollars post paid direct
edto w. .. RICHARDSON, M. d.,
Once Of Che College Of Medicine and Pharmacy
1850 hsrc o. Nassau street, New York
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q NM REV AkD-Cross's Speshc Mixture fU tic cure
WOOC Of goneh@a eeet strictpIss and analogous
plants Of the Of OF all remedies vet
covered Tor the above complaints this the CERTAIN:
makes speedy aud permanent without the least sc.
lion Diet drink change in application TO bust
ness The proprietor challenges single instance Of recent
under forfeiture of $500 One bottle week which
generally cures; many cured days For sale By
C. II. Ring, 1872 Broadway, John street, New York
,vat1n ne
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ID John ROACH, Optican, so Nassau s1r,eL Nes
York. where every article Of the best quality be had
superior producing quick pictures of fine white
tone used by the best operators few Of whose names
ae attached We have used Roachs preparation,
believing superior r any thing qflhs had in sse:
Carolina; p g. RANSOM Troy A. j. Beals New York; r.
C. Doane, Monteal Clarke Brother. syacuse-For sale
Albany; William Biisto, Utica; Clarke Brother, SyIacgse
D 9. Doane, Montreal william r. Pratt Riehmond. VIZ
x Brother, Burlington, Vermont au3l 3WsHc
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A BERN ETHY's BOTANICAL FILLS. Tor the sys edy
n and radical of gonos elects, structures all
tYal discharges irritation of the kidneys, and Lucoaa
whites
The wide celebrity of Abeneys pills is the best
for ther quica and positive all the above
complants in the early stages of gonorIh@a one box is
APOTHECARlES' HALL, &c Catharine street
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HOUSEKEEPING TAUGHT-ln a III rough practical
- ,nner RENVILLE'S intiaory counting rooms No.
Wall street Each student separately instructed and
his ability to adapt himself to Of real
business Writing 0f description done Complicated
arranged. Oprn evenings. p22i 2t*rc
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NJ " CURE No fAY--Dk. CUKBITT, ~ Duane slr.st
member Of the Royal College of Surgeons, London and
Of the Medical Society Of New York. be consulted the
of certain delicate diseases His long expe
md close attention this class of complaints his pleasant
and expeditions mode Of eatnen-hs extraordinary
during long and extended practice for thirteen this
eity-and above all his legitimate deal qualifications
mode of treatment is safe efectual and expedition,
curing either the use OF mercury restraint diet BUSH
ness Structures cured in two weeks with scarcely
pain Constitutional Debty-Thosc individuals who have
INDUCED certain loahsome and habit positively
be estored to health and society Mild removed
TO four days No charge made unless cured Postpaid
enclosing fec Of three dollars will receive prompt
ieutiOn. m
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NO Es;-BOARDlNG-HOUs KEEEPERs
aud Others wishing lay their winter stock of Eroce
such butter, cheese lard sugar, coffee, and all
Oher articles the grocery line will make saving of
TWENTY-FIVE cent, and warranted article by Calling
ss Pearl street block from franklin Square All orders
from the country will be strictly attended and any
part Of the for shipment free of expense Prime butter
large small packages, to suit the purchaser
f1f I'm Ay.n.
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BALTIMORE p. m, March l6, lS47
Rough weather.-Case of TarnerSf Pdtrick's Day-The
Viennoise chiiden-7he Baltimore market Telegraph
out of order.
March has been clustering in good earnest to-day, peDe
trang every crcvce with his erce cold breath, and fill
ing air with clouds of dust The day has been
dsagreeabe one and amos, cold if it the mid
die of winter.
The of Turner, the bank clerk deauer was this
morning given to the jury after powerful speech
from Attorney General Richardson The Jury have
been out two hours, and the probability is
that they will be unable agree There is no dispute
to his guilt in having stolen the check and obtaining
the money, but the point which the jury are sit
ting is, whether there is any law in the book
Maryland under which the offence be punished. The
sympathetic feeling of jorymen in favor of the with
soul, against the corporation without SOUL will probably
influence them in making up a verdict also.
Our Irish felow-czens have decided upon foregoing
this their usual celebration of ST Paucks Day. and
to devote the accustomed of their splendid entertain
ment to the relief fund
1t has been decided that the viennose children are
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appear in this city ab)u the middle of April the Front
Street Theatre which will hold such Immense auditory.
that but Tide difficulty need be anticipated in obtaining
seats.
The MARkErs-In the Baltimore market to-day, there
mncss in -four, though transactions were small
sale OF 900 barrels Howard brands Were made al
So S7 There buyers pretty freely Mt ~ TO- without
sellers Holders generally asking So ss, and SOME un-
willing take less than So. About 900 bbs. City Mills
have been sold yesterday and this morning at 70 less
than which holders unwilling to take.
sale of 500 bbls. Susquehanna made yesterday al
IS S7b and another sale of bbls of 50 $50
Corn meat held 81 37s. Small sales OF good prime
red wheat making lis l25 and ordinary good at
40 llS cents Sales OF white at ~ 70 cents, and OF
yellow II 70 cents at 10 AZ rye at IS; clover
seed at IS l2a 10 SIS 37i
There head obee cattle offered on Monday the
Of which purchased by city butchers at SO -
per 100 lbs. ON the hooi.
The telegraph Philadelphia is of order to-day,
nothing has been received from either the
New York Philadelphia markets.
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,,yas in Congress- TO cast odium upon him. Senator
e in The Senate has also exerted has little influence
in him but the old hero of many wars IN pocs Is SUI
shrd His name and fame too dear 10 the re-
tncan party for such as Yulee and wentworth 70
Resolution after resolution may be introduced In
ronch OF Congress attempting 10 censure Mr. hitch-
idasd he may be expelled rom the halls OF the ma
anal eaisaure but all dat will not blight his reputation
Oman nss sboud learn to give and dignity to their
the people will approve their in relation
NJ Richie AS long The Union breathes such indie
sndent and patriotic sentiments as may be found IN lhe
a. 6n that pa per of the 18th instant, its editor has
10 fear from the attacks of host OF such small
- ato y,,ee and Wentworth
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New SrATEs--W isconsin has been admitted into the
Union, and will be represented in Congress at the nex'
session The opening of the thrteth Congress will wit
ness representation from thirty States Originally we
numbered only thirteen States we are thirty rs
certain in the territory belonging 10 say moth
ing of that which may be acquired, there is room for
eighteen additional States. There is cause for appre-
hension of danger in this increase The link which
binds each State the Union is becoming stronger every
day
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COURIER OFFICE,
Chor1oofAn Mach ~ q r

Charleston, March 49, m.
FROM HAvANA.-We are in possession OF copy OF the
Faro Industrial de la Habana, of the 4th Instant which
gives some particulars of the wreck of the English steam
err Tweed, on her voyage from Havana to Vera Cruz
The wreck occurred the rocks OF Alacranes on the
roth of February, at o'clock in the morning, three days
after her sailing from Havana. She had on board fifty.
eight passengers and crew of o. 20 of the former and
AZ of the latter having been lost The remainder were
saved bv the timely of the Spanish brig Emilio,
Captain Camp, which arrived at Havana the Sd in,
stant in six days from Ssa with the passengers and
crew of the Tweed The total loss is considered to
amount to one million of dollars
The Emilio brought neither papers other from
Yucatan, but having board as passenger General d.
Miguel Barbachano, ex-governor OF that peninsula.
B1lfjm0rp 4meyic1n.
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HupsoN RIVER RnLRoAD.-The surveys for this road
commences to-day One corps of engineers commence
New York island and another in Westminster county,
beginning the south line of the county and extending
norhwarl A third corps will proceed, in few days,
to carry the surveys towards the Highlands.
IN Y Mirror
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DINNER TO Mr.. SoULE.-The French residents OF this
city gave on Saturday, dinner Mr. Soue, OF the
Louisiana senators. The occasion was brilliant one
Mr. La Foret, the French consul, presided, and pre-
faced the regular toast in honor OF Mr. Soue, with
brief but extremely neat address, which received
with much enthusiasm The reply Of Mr. Soue was ell.
oquent and indicative of strong emotion it was heard
with deep interest, and the pauses filled with dem
onstratons of applause from the company
Among the speeches one from Mr.. Chanut, who
gave some notices of the history Of Mr. Soule, who
twenty-five years ago, arrived on shores exile
from France political exile, victim OF the government
Of Charles X. He was the editor of journal in Paris
bearing the title of LIE Nain the Dwarf Some alu-
sons the reignng family brought upon him the
leave the country He sought refuge in louisiana stud
led law, to the highest emnence in his profession,
and fills seat in the Senate of great republic
~ Y Evening Post.
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The WARRIOR sTATEsMAN.-Gen. Cass, the veteran
warrior the eminent statesman, and the sound able, and
unfinchng democrat, leaves this city this morning
homeward bound. He arrived in town on Friday and
received the calls and friendly attentions of many of ou
citizens which were bestowed with cordality that in
Dictated the esteem in which they held the veteran SOL
der, the pure patriot, and the honest man.
We understand that Gen. Cass has declined the invita-
ton participate in the public dinner rendered him
mark OF respect and honor BY the democracy OF Albany
and OF the legislature Y Globe
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Scanen.

The services OF this meorous class of citizens were
never in request than now The high rates OF
freight have OF course increased the number of merchant
vessels employed and our naval force is now, ALSO
sualy large The limit fixed by law in the employment
of seamen in the navy was. before the existing war,
seven thousand five hundred 1t is ten thousand.
but this lmit-owng to the present unusual demand for
seamen in our commercial marne-the department has
mot vet been able TO reach.
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The NEXT srEAMER-The Hibernia has now been out
twelve days. having sailed from Liverpool the ith.
She has heretofore made the voyage in about that time
so that may expect to hear OF her arrival any time al
ter to-day The packets due at New York still
mentarly looked for, but none have yet arrived.
TBdlfimOre Sun.
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New HAMPSHIRE ELECTIoN-Hil's Patriot of Thurs
day contains returns OF the for governor indicating
the election of Williams dem y by majority of at least
900.
From appearances, the democratic majority in the
House of Representatives will be about IS.
Peasee and Johnson, dem, elected to Congress
the I'd and 4th districts In the ls and 3D. choice
Journal of Commerce.
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NORTH RIVER NAvIeATIoN.-The ice is apparently firm
above Poughkeepse, and steamboats, have not yet VEN
tured above that place. The tow boats between New
York and Poughkeepse commence their trips this week.
IN Y Mirror.