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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-01

y nss hsys bsss II isrss sIs Il fssshssasd
Last suzanne; ~, individual. calling h!n.sli
He. was received and taken in by the brethren,
and spent some two months here, enjoying the
hosptalilies of the members of the church. Re.
port has IT, that he even proposed for the hand OF
one of our most accomplished young ladies'. He
was thought by some to be one OF the most ia
Tented, eloquent, pious and devoted OF divines,
and was consequently almost worshipped
Having tax EN- in some OF the worthy brethren TO
the tune Of $3.50 or $500 in the shape of loans,
presents, sc 4, he left tnem-and after he Was
gone, a report reached here, that he was an es-
capped convict but whether he had been previ-
as those who cherished him when here know
now that he is in fair way visit the penite
t,ary of the State of Louisiana, as a representa-
tive f.om the city OF New Orleans, he having
with portion Of the stolen property in his pos
session. | trust that this will be warning to
our citizens, and will teach them In future to be-
ware how they fondle Strangers. 1t would
have been better II the same hospitalities had
been extended to some OF the many worthy yoHug
men In our city, who have never even been ln-
vited to darken the doors OF those VINO were la
wish In their attentions 10 an lmpostor
The democratic convention of our sister State,
Mississ ppI, refused to nominate George NJ Dali
las for President, an! Gen Quitman Tor Vice
President. From this should think that Walker
stock was below par al home.
and ner politicians, it must be admitted, that
whenever that gallant State does anything, she
does il handsomely. She has ordered the sum
OF So, 900 to be deposited in New Orleans tor
the purpose Of aiding the sick and disabled sol
clers VI the Palmetto regiment TO reach their
homes. All that the general government does
Tor them, is to put them ashore at New Orleans,
aud from there they must work their way home,
as best they can. Frequently they reach
there shockingly mutilated, without dollar
In their pockets, and without the first friend
to extend to them helping hand. And could
the Legislatures OF the different States see the
helpless condition OF too many of our gallant
soldiers, Just returned from the fields OF their
fame, as we in this reat thorOughtare see them,
they would one and all make similar humane
provision.
Joel Riggs, Esq, Of Tuscaloosa, has been
elected Comptroller, and William Graham, Esq,
of Autauga, Treasurer of the State of Alabama.
Gov. Chapman Yesterday returned the bill
chartering the Mobile and Ohio Railroad, with
aveto. This is the more to be regretted, We
have just learned from Nashville, that the Legls-
lature OF Tennessee has appropriated $6l4, 900 OF
State Bonds, towards the construction OF that
portion OF the road, which would lie within that
State. An attempt will be made 10 pass the bill
In defiance OF the veto, If that cannot be done,
to amend as to secure it's enactment
There is to be another Taylor meeting in this
city tonight. The Taylor bali is rolling over
Alabama with the force OF tornado, prOstrat-
ing everything before it. ALABAMA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-01
Arrival Of StranK srs
MoNpAY. January 81.
AMklICAN HLTKL

AMkGlCAN HCTKL
Capt Inssli. Mr. Weir West Point; CsPt Alden HSA
Ganseyot > Watson, Chsrleston' M Bnmmer, Bosten
cO'le'' New York .sros HOUSE
GHFsaken,tee4. Snsnn.,i' Wissaa Boston; M. and
S.sh ia we cha adj H,sId kmss Boston; do;
Q Bird New York; q Kellogg Mas"chnssia; Edg.ito1
BG'iSa Ks.d. %
TkSs pSa,Dn ffi SS D9 Nss Seoc
ka Gel S
low OHIO.
N Brown, Liverpool, England l. Flssx, New ork .
Ass E:.ss fs.
FRANKLIN HOUSE.
Mrs Allen Bus q Ar' TgTe New L;s6n; Mr. md Nd
and Mrs Harvey, Schenectady.
HOWARD HOTEL.
dsiphia 0osi csHIos Miehsss Jan. spd Mis-. oion.
o oO.sn 1 SsToa fSisnSI
@b.sie Tsnog Mr. ssG Au:,sn SpSsssssd; Nh Nj.
jersey G and Mrs BIS Smith Na.hSs boson Troy
lUDsoN's HOTEL. p.
a.s ~: SS j fs: ss
Lowell
ss:S' A NJ ye..i.I D' Daysa
M; 4; s.S: R Ssii'Is;. ss NJ
sS:$'!S Fs $:i.si
York Eiie Rsllrosd w pan., Seymour rort' afv"'
X Chatham, Providence; Mr. Lorin, Phhadeiph'"'
RATaBUN's HOTEL. .
r. n BeIdin Ohio; 8 Barree, Genesee' y baden, ESW
York; Il Wells, Memphis: ii Cunover' " D""i'P'' "r
iadeiphia; ID Richmond. Buffalo
TAMMANy HAIL.
I...., NJ R,;,a;n. w Ferris Conn; Burns, Carroll;
n H,ptstd: w FTsylor + Nichols, Dalbury; kowsll,
Sing sing; chipm,n, J.; 5 JONES' WILSON, r"'
Iadelphia.
TAYLoR's HOTEL.
v I TOW bridge Abauy; n Hoffman, York: a
(3ordan Alatams; II Hastings, Conn: ii Pitkn, fsh
UNITED STATES HOTEL.
Cant Cole New Castle; ArueeI and lady, Fall Riyeri
Williams, Shrewsbury; e Husc, Newburypou; SEQ
field Waeowy!e capt silsby Potls,d; Lyon Charles.
II Parker, Connect,cnt; Tyler Conn hsddpm; +
ScripteT Massachu Sorrs Hartford. Lynde Brook
heId; Coley. New Haven; ii 4 Brand Massachusetts
w w johnson, w w johnson, Jr. PHILADELPHIA
WESTERN HOTEL.
WE Case, " York; Belden HartfoId i Hintop Pitts
burnh, w Robinson Atteboro; u Morss doi bontne
Cincinua Stone, Ohio; shatuck, 81 LOUIS pon-
nell, Massachusets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-01
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Jan. Is, 1913.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Jan. 70, 1918
Progress Of Montgomery-Fash,on Cabs-Dfe-
tor-Ne,o r-Rascality-P oiities-Raii-
road-Gen. Taylor, Sc.
This is certainly destined TO be a great city
One by one, country customs and country fash
ions are Topped of, and our citizens ape the GUS
toms, manners and fashions of the great metropo-
lis. Every thing " ctiied" must be introduced
amongst us. We have had our Mayor and Coun-
Gil; our midnight balls and parties; our whis-
kered dandies hourishing their gold headed
canes; our oysters, ginger pop and our omnibus;
but we can now boast of our cab. Yes, "tell il
not In Cath, f" the first cab made it's appearance
on our streets yesterday. IL will form the
commencement of a new era in the history of
our town, which will henceiorth be more of a
city.
On the 18th inst, Edward II. Harris, Esq,
was elected Mayor OF this city by majority OF
23l votes over his opponent, Perez Colman, Esq
The Mayor elect is wing, though the election
was not conducted upon party grounds. new
Council was also elected at the same time.
Ga Friday morning last, a meteor Of consider
able size was seen by many persons In this vi
entity. IL was also seen IN almost every section
OF the State from which have heard. II
passed very swiftly through the air, max ing con-
siderable noise, from the east towards the west.
1t was between 10 and l0A o'clock A. M when il
made it's appearance; and from the fact that il
was visible at that hour, and Of great brilliancy,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-01
BALTIMORE, Jan. 81, 1913
ArTsst of Burglars, Dih Stolen Goods-Ih'
Grsek ,SlnpS-Mona Slack come again.


ArTsst of Burglars, Dih Stolen Goods-1h'
Greek Siave--Mons Slack come again.
Our police officers on Saturday, broke Ii on d
regular depot of stolen goods. They arrested
wo Germans, who had just stolen couple OF
tables, and chased third one TO his home,
which they found filed in every part with an ex-
tensive variety of stolen goods, large portion
of which has already been identified.
T. Collins Lee, Esq, on the part OF Mr.. Brent,
and Mr. Charles H. Pitt, Esq, on the part of the
Hon Reverdy Johnson, announced in the County
Court on Saturday, that the difficulty between
their principals had been amicably and honora-
day night, by the sheriff of Anne Arundel coun-
ty, and held to bail in the sum OF 900 to keep
the peace. Thus ends this farce.
The Greek Slave will be exhibited IN Balti-
more in a few days. 1t has been pretty largely
visited at Washington, and will doubtless draw
For the last fifteen years this part of the coun:
try has been annually visited by aman named
Slack, and thousa of dollars collected from
our philsnthropic citizens TO aid In building up
a college at Georgetown, D. c.; but atterlv the
location has been changed TO Fairfax, Va. When
he calls on Protestant, he tells pteous tale OF
Catholic persecution, and when he meets a Ca
tholio he complains that his efforts have always
been thwarted by Protestant enmity. He has a
book OF printed letters from all the heads Of col
leges and prominent men at the North. not one
of which we believed to be genuine. He Is now
in this city, and am glad to perceive that some
of our papers are warning our citizens against his
smooth and deceptive tongue.
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:; "a /: 81: II ]: ::!.!!! n
s s.y hip s:s
b d"Is sG'is:; ss' New
i1s and s% SS 81.
ton Myer from Sorfot Saw below North, Point ship.
Rfs :.f E ss sSaSS s'
:t1 s:f.s s:'sS' %
f%is,$ ts'.S Ss;:S Hsa 8:
bark Eiz,Ssth Wsiord. Rio i.neire brig dsmoigan'
' ed Eo k1,1; s:s
N Orleans: brig JOsa Hi, PssIss. Ms'as.s.:
mas; Prospect. CHM, " Indies -
E ss sss D rs s .ss
si.s s.s A. Lis;.ess Sd Kris; Ssssoe
,s a:. oSp Jar ss"
.EsesRToxs. Jan 2s- AR .chr Matilda Wooster York.
FsAsxroRT. Jan as-Arr schr Elizabeth. Douglas, New
GLoucEsrER Jan 2s-Arr schr Hero Perry Thom.ston for
GsoRcxrowN Jan 2s-Arr schs Stat ,smsp Loring, New
YORK; Ang.pora HeT5iek do AneSna Grfu do Cd PIE:
TIGcn Gksy es Mofsf sum dS 1S,S
York sshI: Mar. Hill HishSe Csd s5s Cypress pys
York; Bland, DIinkwaer, do, aad feet of coasters for
HOLMES HOLE Jan se-Re,uruea. ship Unicorn from New
0hssn: for Boston h. arr chs FRI %Ont Jssuss Norfolk
ash arr .tse om for
ss ;a t Ey am 90 % ,e
H. Shs So s % s. Me-
MOsl.. 5s2 ssAr, brig: Alabama, Howard Nyo.s; Fl.
Zobe, Fo's do Asia, Wia.c HAVE; MSunt Wsshiaston
s:s s:.;1 %sc:SS Sxs't
Sai
.s TS%ssy ;ss
Ell PsssaSos sa.i:.1 Wa.low, Tampa B.y Walter N
!sS ot .hip CLYDE and ihoissSSs soTsa
Sq". G?ov. TO-. sea hp
y:,ton ships Indiana Bennett, NYok Hudson Page do;
HsnTe af s s:Sorss nssS saa & L:syst
sas Harriet %
St.:f,$ Robson Trieste; Ssss Kendall; F'Ssih, M
mS wss
XIV. We
sbh; Lo.isa ser, Sears ApaIac hcsa Gen VIM Harrl'
ss$ J%ss s;,:' WsSils' for Pro-
SD, brig op.naass, Ms,,hsM., BsrSsdo:s -, va -.
zy-ln port sens COrneiids Aouhs' anu
Pomona. Keene. for N York, wig wind - -
PORTLAND. Jan 29-Cld. bark Nautilus Martin, Havsna
PoRTsMoUTH, Jan 27-Ar' General Warren Davis Pnia-
Fortiiude, Libsey, do. -
PLYMouTH. jar as1sd; sehr vcant. Simmons, Norfolk
SAVANNAH Jan 25-Ar ships Speed, Grundei Liverpool;
Tamerlene Henderson. Wise s,ett. Met schs Lndsey.
Henlon, Port Antonio Samuel B. Staples ~ Thoma: CD
hrgs Augusta Sherwood. NYork: Palm. Hail. Philadelphia:
galiott Leen Van De Veen Rotterdam 18th,
Or ship Susan Cronk London; Br ship Great Bri Hume
Liverpool: Br bark Ellen McLaehen LANCASTER Cid brig
Frances Sawyer, York; schs Gladiator Hoy Havsna Nj
sSsra spaidi.g York. big August shsryood YoTEw
Boston; brigs hugust sherwc1d NY%k; Fronees Saw.
schr Niagara, Spad'ng. York. - 800
THoMAsToN, Jan 2t-Au schr Elizabeth, Films. York.
Watts. No'fok.
ToRrrGAs, Jan ls-sd, bark Odd Fellow. Lowell Lssura.
WAssINaroN NC, week ending Jan 25-Arr ,chrs German
Oak koberts Gsbe, Smmons Rough and Ready. Abbott.
and Rebeccs secor NYork CID. ,chrs German Oak and
Globe. and Blocker. Smith, NYork
W'LNINSros. Jan sTrSrg Tangier Park Ms,anss,;
from Yarn. h. Eng 9th, cld brig vandalier Pends!on
Yors; brig Ievant Jefferson Mstsnza schr Isugent,
Means Havana; brig Emblem Banker Porto Rco Br big
Enterprise. Cook Antigua.
WsoAsssT, Jan 2a-Cld ship Iconum, tnsw) Turner, New
Orleans.
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Cleared.
dsrs
elf on Isss,e N:w o5eSS: cOn'' South c.rol
BTt:-Uadiss Batsr Pacific Ocean California and Ore
ssrl C.ox. HI IA. sSas whit;.y
sehr.-s MoT. W.In, Baxter, Wil@ nstoa NJ; G;ess
sioop-.Free Trader, Hemingway. New Haven
Arrived.
ss Dis Is w
since a Friday morIng with pilot on board by Gains and
S.h :s'p fH;.e.u. Hunter. Liverpool days. with
ship Geo Thatcher. Freeman Goenburr 4s days. with
Ship Luconia. Hamilton Antwerp. a days. with mdse.
sTSs ihG%:: Wi;sh; S;.:p New Orleans v day. from
~ 's;s day. offered
herr oos the
"a aud from ON, hs5 also some ss running rigging and
Rem me Moro ''e the
IS HEX, n lon n1a ~ D' passed
ship Chie;.on, Brown, Charleston. days with cotton
De- Hs:''d se. s
$500 Ion 20 30 4, e1chsgged Signals with brig Messenger
Win das s. Steamship .t::ss exchanged signals
Dec ~ ostK to Rus va +. Mn%'s s
usy ,ss north istt,uae g 49, aud west longitude 90 rs
with
person decks had yellow with black paint
ed yellow onnd house deck white side with painted
black painted with little gold and her with
yellow paint, Isabella of Liverpool, on her stern IL
blowing hard from at the ms aud hat been for several
H. s..ss:. s, y,
Tod TO- saw brig lmogene iron Norfolk for BaIbadoesJ
steering SSE: Sid in CO brig Amer,ca, 70, NYo,k
Swedish brig Whielm Gustaf Land Rochelle, 40 days
with brandy order 81 lat &c 49, Ion 70 IS. spoke spoke
e.: s:g. . ya ss g,
Swedish brig John yohnsan Johnson Stockholm. &c Days
with iron. Beech x Re ahardt. -
mdse to Banco Jan passed the bark John r Gardiner
Peterson 81 days from York going INTO the Bellies 9h off
the Double Headed hot KEYS passed the bark Epve Rob
BINS ON Laguna for aselles same y, tho ship Pl
passed ship Charleston and for from Charles
afternoon passed another large snip standing the
Nohward ,h her to BIZ of the New Orleans packets
Brig Galveston. Bradford. Nassau Mp, with flee, &c,
Benson On The 18TH 18Th and soth int experienced
gales from NE. $50
ses,t Heaton. The L has been days on the coast
Schr H Smith, Thufon, Cape Henry, days OH Carys.
Crawford Rect Yves run into by sch unknown and carried
sehi "; Smith, Wilmington, NC, days, with nava'
Scbr Romeo Blanchard. Baltimore. 10 days. with mdse.
bound To Salem.
schr T Skinner. Kelum, Virginia wi h corn.
Schr Dspatch Carson B'andywGe with corn meal TO
Schr Walter Merchant. Rowland, Middleton, NC. with
Schr Tuscarora, Foster. Philadelphia. with mdss.
Below.
2barks, briggs, unknown.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-01
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 81, 1913.

Bold Attempt at Robbery amship Columbus.
A daring attempt to remove the deposits In the
FIRE proof safe Of the Globe Fire Insurance and
Trust Company, was discovered and folled early
yesterday morning, by the Waterman discovering
a suspi cious looking individual lettering about
the vicinity. The Waterman gave the alarm,
but not procuring assistance early enough, three
villains sprang out, and knocking him down,
made their escape in double quick time. They
had entered the tea store on the first floor, with
the intention Of breaking through the partition
upon the stairway leading to the insurance office,
which was located in the second story. The
regues, in the furry occasioned by the watch
mans rattle, left behind them a mos, complete
set OF burglars tools, for breaking Into iron
chests, including powder TO blow open locks
The design was TO spend Sunday in the building,
and they had a large supply OF bread and victuals,
brandy and water, 10 regale themselves with
They alsohad sacks made of ticking, resembling
saddle-bags, so constructed as to be suspen ded
from the neck of the wearers, with which they
purposed to carry off their plunder.
The steamship Columbus, built for packet
between New Orleans and Havana, started this
morning on an expermentaltrip down the river,
with large company on board. She attained
speed of about IL miles an hour, by the report OF
government engineers on board, for short dis
lance below the city; but unfortunately, after
passing Gloucester Point, the cast-lron shaft Of
the alr-pump snapped In two, and the boat came
TO an instantane GUS stop. She anchored, and af-
ter a cousle Of hours detention, the company were
taken of by the steamer Express, and brought up
10 the city. She il beautiful vessel, of 700 tons,
and Will probably be purchased by the new com
pany JUST forming by our merchants, TO est alb sh
line oil steamers between this city and Charles
ton. committee of our merchants were on
board, who appeared very well satisfied with hey
performance uotil the break OF the shaft occur
red The break could not have haooe ned AZ a
better time, as the shafts will now be replaced
by wrought iron The engine, as well as the
propeller, Is oil Capt Lopers inventlon, and the
trial has proved that the vessel is cap,ble or a.
tanning fifteen miles an hour, under more ad.
vantageous circumstances.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-01
Domestic IlnpOrta tiOps.

Nsw CRLEASs-sh,p W,sconsin60 bales cotton 2f8 bbls
port 81 hams &c kegs lard srces do Dbl do an e'ces
hams aud shoulders bb's do Hewitt Lse& co-l6 bales
cotton 100 bbls lard l. Griswod-T b,les cotton
B,ewer 4 NeIson-OO do d Hurlbet Il 60. 3s Drake &
M;lis-7i w l. Whitlock-ll j II Niilhsnk co-282 W
Rsnwel-a casks bbls pork Ayres Ferris56 bb pork
IA teIces 10 bbIs kegs Saxtoo MlA bbls pork 100 do
moisser f1ooahue cois7 bbIs pork 20 ties do Sachan
252 do molssses ThompsonI00 do Valentine Ber
srso bhd sugar do PORK Barton Pops2 bales moss 80
hhl. moi .ss Burgess-25 do Alcohol Bernard Cou'es
so-,6 bales wool Davis Br ,ots-2 do TImb--25 New
bo.,d rat25 bales pelt les Macy Sons " bags
Ert Hicss-s bbls fsxseed Red30 hhds tobacco
NeuIand-2C4 hbls molases Hutton Nicholson-322 do
pork oil do lard Bales COS tsrces sugar molases
hussn Son-37 sacks feathers II II Maghcri 1905 hhds
sugar n ID Morgan COLO pigs ID savre-4 casks G
loo bale. cotton 32s bbs pork and sundrv pkrs order
rEw Embarrassing Thomas Wright 10 bNRl bale wool
RKns.iand-lii bbls ialow s27 kegs Ivd bbs g,nspg
Noebohm- bags wool ssyer-73 bids sugar q? hhas
les rigging Erfent Baueii2s bbls pok Cooper
0irnd bxs la hhds sugu Everett BalietTI prs s"hm
storm 2os bbs moane: Bp,gsn as .Tcs,
hams 9s bbs pork si Kegs lard Hfrsn Es sas, bbI.
kegs do2697 do Koeers-2ck s 'v,a
pork Lsaaa-5 b,, vi,toI Duehws7zSs ,; D eo"Is
hbs lard Maitland od-.o bbIs S,le, cot
Victor Achelis- 60 do whskev SUCK III.
Hkne Hssd-t bids .us n.e. rome eu,ips
Bnuer bales cotton seo 1 S.ss h"mp ica1
tou-5ss bbs Chstsau, Merle u eandofu- Wv va's "
sacks wheat 10 hhds tobacco 70 ossof'
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Foreign l,nportations.

York es o, eos 1Ss Mq
sedta so1,l:s s:s" Esi
s,s Nc n..eci 1s r osds 90is css,1I
F., sg: ~ Ffss Tsi
N:y:; es%$PF nsEs !fSa Ss;:s
s1c9:a ssns SSsis
t; e .sr1i fs1
sSs; sss SshS. sss
Aso.s-s Pqtsa5 M.y'e %,l gIoihsW,1s G'Tss
K GswG4 Soet%, c ar'
col Tocker, Mead col Ellinan Brohsr:,l Milton,
rc;7s pig a0 slabs 1871 packages merchandise
EEL %ds. els e:
s black
"s s Do se o1.
els si @e, ~
ssI'' ASd1,
SSS:: sE $i% S,,
cave F lem ss Seehs
p Rps & fSs:
Ds: Chs Mas
soiss.a R%:sh1se boOt: Hsl%ieh. 81: Sss
Bush COS Hunt col cs Wilson u Hunt co30 pks
W&T H,lliar-l0 cs Fl strybinR-h W i II Mali-3
spIs HiIRerd co 2cs Moxheh-I Scbudapt Gebhsrdla
PIX. Geser-i79 Pollen Colgnte-3 Qoelin,s Nevle
Bnbersham coz John Nicho-t do Spies Chri.t CO
$40 bags Reuter- IS pks Grimshsw co.. - Pch
Hams Tslama-5o tons coal Zeregar COLO bbls
"a cs Is cks 3i6 kegs 20 order 49,
Narceil 80 tors sulnhur ITO bbls rags 800
bags nsred do canary seed 200 do be cks angeles
10 900 bxs lemons 2o6 DE- oranges Chamberlain aud Phelps
RocHELLE-Brig Wilhelm Gustaf-674 cks brandy 2 half
pipes or do ~ bbls do Wolfe co.'s half or 6 c.
ssrdinss Forbes Lndam rs IS or do Wood=2o a.
40 bbls Cszet Asn25 hf ar Herckena,h Van Damn
go bf qr 40 bbs Ca.rell3o hf Heren sons-lo
Casellain25 h 80 az do 40 bb 2o hi c vinegar to
order. -.
BR. Bremen brrk Constituencies bis mdz Oelr chs
Krug. r-7 order-u John Napier-2 < Curtus co
1000 demijohns Hen'chen Unkart-15o0 Victor Duck
wtz-2 pkgs w Rischmuller-l bxs to order-1 Putnam
HsMsuso@B"f r II Nsh,-.,ss1s BID. Mysr stpstern >,
Coddiugton-i Bsugh-l0o bales Henschsa Ueksri-5
esp Nuler-s7 bxs l2, bis Won Sent x Co.'S bales
Jores-Is60 demii ohns Brasher-2327 to order.
RIO J.vrRorg Julia-55G0 bags flee 2,6 pieces rose
wood 300 des 8 kin rousides40 bags coffee to order
GorrsNsrRs-Ship George Threher-539 tons iron Beck
Kunehhrdt-250 do M Nsylor CO. . - -,.,
$4,000 spsce Blsnc-3l gnnmvite ~ do loewood
pkg ecs ceroons cochees Aexandre-2 logs mahogn
Nssssr Mp Brig Galveston; $50 bags coff.e 70 600 lbs
To- WOOD 1000 Grazletto dc, Rosere Co; 90 bMes
skins 0i hides chains aud anchors bxs ck 364 Jars s3s
do % logs mahogany 6o1o grape fruit box bale ben;
son x Co; bales Ipiece mahogany 20 do hr wood ck
II bbs chains, lo of old junk. Smith; 10 bbls ut 2o3
cocaruts w Chapman.
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Passengers Arrived.

LoNpoN-Pack-t ship YOIktown-J Shutter, ji Of Canad,
and 81 in the scerage
BREM.N-Bremen ba Constution-Mr FlrRger, lady aud
son; Miss Young. and " in the steersge
NEw ORLEANs-Shp Wisconsn-Captaiu Sampson l,dy
and child; Miss Babcock Miss Clark Isherwood Me
w alcott Goodyear. Ducuzeau and Lieut. Perry.
NASSAU. P-Brig t}alv eston-J Martin, Bartlett,
Chapma,. ind Godfrey
LHARLEsToN-Sh,p charleston-Mrs Mallory. Miss
Mslony, Miss Mallory. q Postee Smith, d Pike, Co
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Herald Marin. Corrssponusncs.

PHILApELPHIA, Jan3 , q M-Arrved-St hrs Julia L Eli.
Ia Hebee Rlchnond Exile, Williams, NYork John MAN.
love. Err,ckson, Middle Creek. Del.
Briggs Parker Be,ton .sh Chas Station, Vance West
Richmond barge Chesapeake Green, and Stock
ton, Claypooi, Baltimore.
Miscellaneous Record.
Letter bags of shp MoNrEzUMA, Lowber for Liverpool
will this day the Exchange Reading Rooms. at half
past IL ociO X - go .
The ship Bradish for London, will sail
Wednesday, Feb sary I'd -
The ship Sr NICHOLAS Eyeleigh. Havre will sail
Friday, February 4th Letter bags az above.
PoRr OF New YoRx-The list of Foreign Arrivals and
Ciearnces this during tho month of January
piled from the books of the Custom House.