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Foreign Importations.

MARsELys-Brk Breuda6O bis wallnus $50 basket, oil
Reid Kenny co-l00 bis do 700 baskets oil and ITO bales
.imonds Balcn co300 bxs ckes st Anand-l< bales
mdze do amons 962 baskets oil bxs worked aaba:ts
cks tartar 90 champagne SO, bxs
ol hf chs msddsr BIZ ampe Fielder ck. verd grs
h ek madden Schge Koope co.. pkg silk Thorspecksn
co fhilad-l0 wine cks brandy box mdxe Col.
lomb Jehu2 b,les sewing si!k Cottonet ce.9 casks
oil Chamberain lps-5 cks vedgrs 20 do -four sulphur
Is do OF Blown Brothers cos ~ ground
madden d Habicth-6 pkgs sewing silk DeuIS-l case
mdze Fnch col bale silk u II Wttnus-2o ar cks
wine Hammond Of Boston, box mdze Dsy-do pkgs
Argue Of Philad-3 do almonds Ballard OF Bo ton-2 bis
coyks3 grouud madden SO quorce paste 200 has
figs 10 mdze II casks and ~ do vine 40 balls wall
nuts 6 pkas silk aud bbls capers to order. -
BaEMEN-Bark Anna-l box Schroeder x SweItzerII
TSpp s,..s Of sa.sUna Hotsrsa
nenratch-i X Gorr,ger-4 bhls bxs , Kohn.toIum-AC
Muler-3 syz Irm,nser-4 T HEINZ Jung 4 Behrmsa-
T. Heruheimer X Hausmsn-T Hanlio Oehe mei-2
s,monfeli Bach CO.'S w il Cary col Weirs 81 PHI a.
delpha-l9 Victor X Achelis-l3 n Creym.uJg col
-cnrsee Koop & coy ID Muec--26 Boudict-l2 Wolf
c. Of Philade pha-2333 bars Oelrchs kTuger-3i boz
# yhorspeckeI-HJ 1856 demijohns Meyer etuck
Il b.x g Ahrenfeid-2 Reimer & Meche II Bschtel
sMALAeA-BrR wasul a-4s3 ba.s Of Almonds Drper "
Dew 5000 rasns Fitch cod casks wine
bbs 100 half do 2i- grapes 80 boxes Amends 81
3952 666 half do 1850 23U eighth DO raLs
derao bags sheled almonds Wais-I564 dali
1875 qua boxes rails ms Francis co. -
MALAeA-Bark Aim 1878 boxes raisins 293 halt do 26
kegs 200 and 200 hail kegs grapes 40
fails almonds 2ot bolswi Draper pesl,n 40,
RIO JASr,RoBak Ottaws-89o bags cohee 2'o hides Ae
Walsh--ifo do Harbeck coi8 logs Haywood Larnes,
g, ATOM bOx samples order.
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kss ghs
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Providence; Clarke DR. and Mr.. Ulnarsk Ten.
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patrick. Philadelphia
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New Jersey; W s'q'sy u P s, W Gordon
"'"Hs savannah c nS51e; Sa HOTEL.
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FRANKLIN HOTEL.
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:aia ..s:s b.. ,5
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Perkins. w H.w,s s Hubbard, Phelps, Conn,
, LoyEJoY's HOTEL.
F.' fsa sisist !s:
Ma!ss !ssa
Son. .os Nndsa Cooper w6sip:y 1S;Ha '''
NATIONAL HOTEL.
Clark, StoninQton; H Civis, Michigan; w Ipghain.
New Hope; Smith, Philadelphia; Johnson Baltimo J.
Van Dpse bar, scotIand John Bird M,: Bird, Bid
Canbury; Y; Peters aud lady, Simpson and laf
Mrs sloan Master Sloan, New Orleans; rrontnean(
lumbus, Ohio; Mrs Maria Reed. Rutland, VT; Mr. &
word do.
NEW ENGLAND HOUSE.
j w Smith, Hampstead; J Stewart Jr Milwaukee; Miss
Solicit N Y.
NORTHERN HOTEL.
Mr. Buntlng N J; - Knssford and sdy. Rom, Boste-
W Heath aud lady. Philadelphia; Fisher w Barr, New
jersey.
RATHBUN's HOTEL.
Hunter, Pennsylvania; 9 Holmes; Boston, CsEg. AL
bany; Bldeu Ohio I Mixer Buffalo; Mr. Mitchell, Mil
wauke; q Garrison, khnebeck; nr Brooks. Texas.
TAYLoR's HnTEI
w Hullb,ck, New York; Holmes, Massachusetts; 8
COmstOck New Britain; Jones ard LADY, Massachusetts,.
UNITED STATES HOTEL.
l. Foster, Springfield; Fosrer and lady. New Haven
w Wilson, Boston; ] W Lee. E A Johnson Conn;
Marston, Baltimore; T Benedict, New Haven: n Boy
)ston; NJ Adams 8 Garnet d Benastt, Valient Ms
Dennis. c l. Dab ILL New London: Winsow, Taylor
Moon w Harmcr, Daniels Ugdensburgh.
WESTERN HOrEL.
l. Hastings. orttJaryis; A opkns, Sommervine;
Ladomus Philadelphia; l. Cowptop, N Y; + Kood,
wego w II Pratt Bufaio Miss Isabella lang, Amb-,
} A Jacobs Philadelphia.
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Cleared.

Cleared.
tuey Tst de s. aa1aaei
Sss Bu;Hs
ssa s%S S %a o1os MTs1 CO..
ria s.is5i SsT SS odssn' Esss a, .' MO
:S W's.H' M Manhattan Johnson
ssa N 5s,, S?' ! DBL s h
TSMTs
WIN 2 Williams Rogers, do; s Appleton Hamien Bos'
Heath. Proviaencs Louisa Bea.ton Ro
gers. do; Midas. French, do Avon, Miller do.
Arrived.
with aaIbut % Dee G 1ss
hav mainma, foretopma,t split and lost captain
SS s;
'A f. sSg: sbo t Ns.: HD,z. H,v viii, ms
Ship, Clifton Inser.o New Orleans is day.. to Col.
Inns Jan Sd LAT 80 80 Ion n passed ship showing Union
Ship Helen McGaw !uew) Burwell Boston, days. in bal
ter WIN Anthony seaman luivs Of Valparaiso, died
IN" Bremen Anna we Bremen 81 days. with md..
s ss w 80 IND
Big W.iuls, Hardness: Sissg, Nov AID G.braisS ash
from Ivs;pos %S ;IGae
% :e sse ass. xsl
b. for w ss1 70 The % but s
since the goth OF lost Sails bulw arks
foremasr, and Leaks badly.
Bark Aim Dunh,m Mslaga, 20 days, to Peter MENUS
Sn Had heavy weather all tbs winds from
blowing heavy gales for last 20 days Lat 39K Ion SO
while lying 70 heavy sW gale was struck by and
snd galley 3sk lon 50 w passed the Of schr
Caroline, Of Saco with abou! 20 feet of oremast t.ndpg
matches of, and full Of water
Bark OraTs, tof BOSTON, Grows Rio Jneirs DAYS, TO
u.s. Brazilian - Cleopatra from Phadephs for Rio Janeo;
date given lat 30 lou 70 80 brig Cadenas standing Port
land for Cardenas) On Wednesday night last Capes
81 the Delaware carried the maniopsa yard in squa
from the West.
Swedish brig Active Ekmen. 0otsnburg, with iroa, &c.
Boorman & Johnston
British brig Ida, Roberts st AIMS Bay, Jam. 20 days, with
1870 bsgs pmeno tons old 900 hides Laurie
yBnsh Nasnto, Lawrence, Halifax, II days, with fish,
Sc. TO Z rollins x Everett
schr Topesta, suggs Georgetown days, with lumber
to 3 Patten.
Below.
ship and brig. unknown.
ship Jrs Shepard and bark Abers lay anchor Qua
xx,f,u. bnund nuf
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PuLADgLPHA. ian ., M-Arrived--Schs Frances Hal.
lett Melins Fall River; Ssr Anne, fnkham. Calais; Vir
gnia Hoffman, New York; Brookhsven, Buidick, do I'm e.
line, Weldon, do
colt; Lodge Savannah BIookhav,n n, Burdic. Mobiles Delta
ware, Hrdng Boston; Ssntee, ucki New York; Hava
ia, MauhalL Chareston; Jerolenhn, Goslee do.
Ps-Arived- Brig Rowland, Waits, New Orle
Miscellaneous Record.
See Telegraphlc.
PAoKET SsIP OXFORD. Goodmanson, at Cork from Liver
pool would sail Tor New York etween The 10Th and 2oth Of
Dec letter from Capt o. the hall perfectly sound
not having received the slightest Injury.
BpIG RrpolPH GRoNING-A letter from Torugss, under
date of l7h ut says The brig Rudolph Orr ming, the
rocks on the north sde Of TortuEa' asI passage Of three
sounded 20 th0s aud could not pilot; hauled by
the wind the eastward end before had time sound
the vessel struck aud passed Oft before the wnd pped
the rudd.r the second time before she struck She lays at
present with three four feet Of water in her PSCapan
Andrews who charge Of the cago, that he thinks
will be impossible to get her oil; that IL blowing heavy
possible To get her OIL, he will be carried into Kew West
She 10 not fully injured.
Brig ALpHAcE Of Bost'n forn Pensacola, which
tslre below off aud towed Ga weston
the 10th had been a-nto ay Ia Lighters,
aud The would absorb all the freight money.
be had 18th. Capt Brown that she
does to be badly injured Vessel insured at Gar
diner for $1,000.
ship LELAND Lewis which sailed from Rio Jaueiro Oct
~ f New OIeaus put back the cath leaking badly and
Alter being recalked she took the balance of
her cargo. AID s.ied again Nov 9.
Whalemen.
MMui Aprll2. lby letter from Capt Fish, Columbia, FIJI.
Arr at do NAV H. Clement Lane MI $50 VII % land sid
Amt tahsina, April 90 Ann. Edwards sag Harbor, 10 sp
and No VIII oil.
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ROsroN COUGH CONEEcTIoNlh b. celeb i s,.a . a.,

BOSTON COUGH CONFECTION-1hisc celeb ated and
- we'll known article has beea in extensive ~ ,p .s,sb
Twelve years. with the success Iu WI
lishrd reputation curing coughs, cold. oo
chts and ell pulmo airy complaints renders ~ In, ~
og, aud only ugh my ana m osls
Nouce-The pnblc are informed that Me,sr' hn.hton 10
longer agents Tor the sale OF ms ,vaS dU,v
appointed asen: Henry Jonn.o? T2 B..siW% snd
az Hndson street AIso, Whitwelps original
as The best possible cure tor nsu
"ns onv bv Johnson Broadway and Sands 100 Fulton
street.
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BALTIMORE, January 8, le4s

BALTIMORE January 8, ls4s.
letter. from Heme-sick SsldiersDising uish-
ed Ti,iteys-Mr. Ct9y and Mr. Bolts.
One Of the largest mails received from the army
was opened at post office yesterday 1t consisted OF
than thousand letters prd eipay from the Mary
land troops Of them quite bome-sick, snd are
looking with great anxiety for termination OF hosti
ties
General Quitman arrived last night that We have
in city Of the great guns Of the country
Mr. Clay 10 still here and David Wilmot, Che Of the
great proviso) has also located himself here ehort
visit and the gallant Colonel Harvey he who eruog up
the American traitors is here rs the guest OF James
Buchanan. Esq.
Mr. Clay ha. greatly disappointed the Washington
ans, who have been expecting him daily for week past
The why he remains hers 80 long some wags yes
terday asserted is thse the adjoining his at the
Warrington Hotel, Is occupied by Mr. Bolts and IS Mr.
Bolts got into bed with Capt Tyler with his boots
1t ie thought advisable to him to another
part Of the building, before MIR Clay arrives Howev
err have the great Kentuckiap look better
and he to enjoy himself with all that hearty redur
dance of feeling that has always distinguished him
with all his disappointment look into the
counteaanoe OF Henry Clay, without admitting that
there proud consciousness q being right apparent
in every feature He will proceed to Washington on
Monday.
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ALBANY, Jan. 9, ls4s.

9Gsfrs in The Leeisia,urs.
The resolution offered in the Assembly yesterday by
Mr. Bowie, of New York, appaudps and cndorsiog the
sentiments cont aimed In the Governors message In rela
ton TO the with Mexico, worse than the
brand of freedom" which thrown into the de-
mocrstc convention at Syracuse. The wings did net
know how dispose Of the resolution they could not
adopt 1t, and they dare not reject t. They finally con-
cuded call of the whig members for the pur-
pose Of consulting each other in regard to the DISPOSE
tion Of the resolution This held Ia the As
semby chamber last evening, and after some agiang
scenes determined 20 delay and postpone the con-
eideration OF the ution
This morning MIR Bowie called for the consideration
Of the resolution which is ~ follows
Resolved That this House has with profound ssts
facon To the patriotic sentiments ably by his
Ercellency the t5uvernor IN relation with
MsIco ana d. hsreey respond same their
counuy.
The resolution having bsen read by the clerk, Mr..
Bo proceeded TO avow the motives which had in
ced him 10 offer 1t He said that public seutime Mt
upon this question already perfectly understood
Every that the ready To sustain
tn country and supplies for the carrying on
Of the war With this Wedge Of the popular sent
emit, he anxious that stern rebuke should be i'd
mastered 70 those who had asserted that the
unpopular, and who hal recomme ended the imms-
diate withdrawal 81 from the Mexican terri
rice lie believed that New Yorh was right upon this
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Foreign Markets.

PERNAMBUco. Dec 6.-rhe Transactions in -four, for
some time past, have bsen limited scale about
1900 bbls from Phiadephia have moved of at 10 400
1900 bbs Richmond at 600; 1913 tbls Of inferior
gaay arrived rom Sanis Lew Gays since which nrs
at 2n50O, credit, and llN00 cash. Two cargoes have
oc-sded to the South Our present stock Is abaut
1900 drums The stock of butter is light say kegs
and better demand for this article may be ex
ed The arrival Of the new sugar has aiven quite an
msnt assume very active aspect The parcels of
sugar which have come In have been taken up very
high prices In hides TIE business has been small and
present prices from SIS 95s$6 35 per 100 lbs
Freights low and dull On and after July ], IS 10 the
charge for anchorage all foreign vessels and the duty
ali foreign goods imported by foreign ships b.
increased onethrd with the exception however of the
vessels and goods of those paons that by treaty
ment or convention admit Brazilian vessels the
footing as their own ships.
MAYAcuEz Dec. "a, is47-Although there has been
recently but very little American produce here prices
dencs in rst purchasers Many Of the small retailers
having failed and they were the medium Of spreading
failures attributed to the heavy rains in the interior
having destroyed great part Of the corn and plsntans
are lying here the Frances Jane for Baltimore this
day. bark Plato bound to eeward sails tomorrow and
brig Zebra, for Turks Island In few days the only
Americans that have been here for six The crop
of coffee this year small and held at Ss9o. Two
vessels are loading for the Mediterranean Sugar crop
promises WELL but the planters evnce determination
to hold rather than sell their sugars at low price
furnish with the latest prices current in this place
which pretty good standard fer the whole Island
Beef mess, $l4; pork mess $20 Goldfish, a.; mackere
6X hams, Isl cheese II; butter, III lard, 2 candles
2a -four, $l6 cornmeal punoheons $50; bbls 6k rice
5k leaf tobacco l2k bread, pilot, 6X; navy crackers
sh tar ST. pitch $4 spirits Of turpentine $50; pitch
pine assorted, $2s $50 per Nj white pine $780, cypre
shingles $5 wood hoops $55a60 As to EXPORTS there
nothing to be had until after the beginning
February.
TRINIDAD, Dec 9, lsF-In consequence of the banks
here refusing draw discount business completely
at stand, and sales be effected except in retail
Ofmports, the only article required is supsraue -four
which goes of ct $ll IL per single Dbl The annexed
quotations only obtsinable by retai-Cornmes $5a
o crackers, So, very dull pilot bread $5a5S corn, 81
per bushel eyed peas, ta14 per bushels IN pork
s2oa2 butter. zoe; lard, Ice; cheese, i2sc candles
Hc.-Phiiad. North .American
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DoHncs,lc Impurtationa.

Nav ORLvANs-Ship Cliton--3l hhds I, bacc, Bewett,
Lewis co5t bills whiskey angdon and Haven't do do
Isaac HeedI2bbs Ill Phelps Dodge cood iron tier
Aisun2t tbls lard Anaill CO.'S ptgs to Quarter
mase-92 bbs X II Gbson-52 hhds sugar Hopping Nee
k.r-le9 bbls molases Goodhue N coil pkes Law
H1absles cotton Loverich-3o bhds sugar y. uug y
Hswkioi6 casks talow bags what Godf ey
co22O0 lead Rogers 325 dry hides hos Fsser-
23j bb's flour Hitchcock Masha5o hhds Goodhu
kegs lard Stacken-30 hhds tobacco He wet Lee
COS bales rns root Hiok, colt bbls pork HIDE ,s.
bun2i6o sacks 7}i bbs flour wight yobnson-2e
oranges Oseood SO hhds tobacco Heweu Lee coo DO
do y Goodwin-J6 phgs 100 empty bbls to order.
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PHiLADELrHiA, Jan. 8, ls3e

PHILApELPHiA, Jan. 8, 1e4s.
Dinner 10 Col. Observation-Disclosures at the Mint
Stocks DC.
The Mayor Of the city has offered 81 900 reward for
the detection Of the villains that denied Mr. Gipn's
HOUSE Friday evening, with black paint.
The dinner rendered to Col. Ward B. Burnett BY our
cits.ns, is to take place on Thursday next.
The amount Of the defalcaton Of Randall Hutchin-
SON the clerk Of the United States mint who swartwou
ed few days since, sscerained to be about $4,000
He left SIT ooo in gold the vault OF the mint thst
was der his charge belonging TO some fund which IL
discovered to be minus the above amount The default
er said have been living above his income indul-
gipQ In the expensive habits OF the first circles
parties, and the that make up the round OF
friyolities In the gay world
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COMMERCIAL INTELLlGENCE.
Stock Mark elS.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 8-First Bsard-SItO] u. 8. T. Ms
99H Western Bank 45x 1000 State SIS 1000 TT
ISss g. s2 Second BosrdI7 Norm a%eriean B,si lss
Nav 7A .after Satss.ao jI,ard Bk OK 1000 Treas
Nt' g.. ssh 5000 do 500 1000 8 Loan Gs 9sX.
BosToN, Jan. L lsaS-Erchonge Boards Nashua Manu-.
featuring CO. Rights "a Oid colony Railroad 9o Bos.
ton and Maine Rei'rosd It4 . Vernon and Ms.s.eh1
ID, lo3x Norwich and Worcsser Railroad. 81: is do
do, 96H 100 East Boston Company, lsA 200 East Boston
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BaEMET-Dark Anna-F w Heydon J Hildbrsndt, H A
Bona q Lippah, q kienboscn-g3in the stserage
MARs.iLLEs-bsrk B end MIR Gooch, Of WateTtown,
Mass.
New OnIEANs-Ship Clkon-Mr Foster, U Quartermas-
tel,s depsrtment-0 in the
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ALBANY, Jan. :, ls4s.
Scenss at the Capitol.
Heavens favors with clear and sunny weather. and
bright blue sky The blasts of northern winter.
are no longer chilling the buds almost ready to
peep out from their easements and cheer our eyer
and hearts with their beauty and fragrance
The two houses assembled at IL O'Clock this morning
Of this grand has watched by crowds
of beautiful women. Tteappsaranee of the lower house
is imposing and unusually digni6ed.
No business Of great Importance accomplished in
the House this morning
Mr. Phsnix of New ork introduced bill to increase
he number Of hsrbor masters in New York from four
Ude present number) to seven The bill referred
select committee, consisting of the delegations from
New York and Kings county delegation.
The House were in session only forty minutes.
In the Senate, the President announced the ndng
committees follows:
Committee on C1aims-Mess-s. Cook, Floyd, and VIII
liams
Committee on FTnance-Alessrs Lawrence, Ayrault,
and Adams
Committee Judieiary-Msssrs. WiIkin, Fine and
Cole
Committee on Military .46dirs-Messrs Hall, Cook,
Committee on C2nais-Messrs. Fuller, Smith, and
Martin.
and Whsllcn.
Committee on RailToGds--NIessrs Corn well, johnson
and Fine.
Csmmittse on Roads and Bridges-Msssrs. Gsddss,
COMMITTEES on L,tero,ure-Messrs. Bond, Hswley, and
Bush
y
Belts and Little.
Committee on Banks snd Insurance Companies -
Mesers Ayrauls, Tamblin, and Bokee.
Committee on Decision Of ToWns and CounHes-
Messrs Williams Whallon and Fox.
Co~mifes on observation-disclosures. Bush. johnson
and Ayrault.
Commute. on Commerce and Narigation.-Ms
Burch, Belts, and Frost.
Committee on NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Clark, Hswlsy
and Cofnu
Committee on Mediccl soeiet.. and Colleses-Nessrs
+ OK, Brow aud Fuller
Commute, Prcileges and Elections, -Messrs Bush
Adams, and Wikie.
Committee en- Engrsssed Bilis.-Messrs. II. P. Hall
Fl oy6. and Burch.
Commiuee on Indian .4fairs.-Messrs johnson, Ged-
Committae on Expiring Laws.-Meesrs. Cole, Burch
and Coffin.
Commute. Public E1penditures.-Messr Frost
Belts. and Fox
Committee on Incorporation of Cities and Tillages
Messrs Bokee, s II p Hall, and Bond.
Committee on Public Buildings -Messrs. Treadwel
Cook and Wha'lou
Committee on Poor Laws-Messrs Coffin, Smith, ant
Cornweu.
Committee on Charitable and Religious Societies -
Messrs Little, Williams, aud Frost.
Committee on Observation-Disclosures Morton, Adams
and ClSrk.
Committee on Grierdnces.-Messrs Floyd, Lawrence
and Cole.
Commtnee Public Pr,nting.-Messrs. Browns on
Tsmblin and w Hall
Wssw john Van Buren, in the Senate ante. cham Der
this morning. he looked a. smiling as new born grand
son MIR Van Buren, Is going 10 new York in about
two weeks he has already opened an office the re-
The reference VI 80 much Of the Governors Message
as relates TO the Mexican caused bit Of collision
between the Greeeytes and the anti Greeeyites, In
the Senate this morning. In few days We shall see
broad line Of division drawn between these sections
The Greeleytss are in . splendid minority.
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III & kIT 1 81 e II En- AID.

Port or New York, January o, 1913.
RISES. y 22I MOON sErs.. ...... 80
4 IS HIGH wArRA ....... IL o.
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osx. 'casss letter In eppestisa 70 tbs wiiaet psa.
yiso has excited much attention ~ SOME IL though.
he has made bad move In taking up what they call
the slavery side Of the dispute The General once had
friends here but many think now that he
not nerve enough to make good President in perous
times. think be would however. be well supported In
all the New England States and carry half Of them
against any other but Taylor find most intelli-
gent people here ready to subscribe to the opinion put
forth recently In your editorial columns namely that
there 10 an intrigue foot to elect the whg candidate
BY the aid Of Van Buren, votes The Van Burenites
cannot do themselves any good but they still pow
erful for mischief
Our Legislaturs convened ON the sth The House,
though wing by more thsn two to one, refused to
elect the speaker & faSt year Mr. Bradbury, of New
buryport, solely on the ground Of inoapscity. Mr.
Crowninshied, the new speaker, is a middng sort Of
man, and cotton wing Of the straitsst kind Co.
vernon Briggs will deliver bis message In day two
He viii hardly up your chief magistrate in sup
porting the war Governor Youngs patriotic conduct
has greved our wings 90 deeply has your neghhor
Greeley, Of vegetable celebrity.
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INk HALrh's PRACTICAL rnlvArE ihe.TE
symptoms Progrcs, and Cure adapted TO
Of every .ndiydus Of both sexes th Edoa ~ pr,
the United States canadas Sold also by the Author,
Greenwich street; mniled Ftes rc-f. envelonr' u
New York
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II yTATTEKsALLs HEAVE POWDh

~ IKKBHID.'b EHSALIS HEAVE FOWUh
n THIS remedy, which from its great merit has gained D.
for The Of heaves coughs, colds aud
pulmonary ccmplsinu. with which horses subject 10 ga.
be the best remedy used for eAe dset
and will any II the kind that be "scned
they excellent condition medicine, and will
loosenng the hide, the and
unfyins his system SOLD by A. H. Cough Co. iFs Fr -"
WI r.,,.,,sIj. " - ~ -' -
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kfOR 7ALE1hhe svlead,d s.t ssl.ng, soppered ana
vthce Of +. X. COLLINS. S. South street =

EOk NEW OkLEANs-Louisiaaaa and New York A.ins
ofPackets-Very reduced Of Ere ght- Positively the
first aud only regular Packet to sail Monday lo-Ths
and splendid fast sailing packet ship Capt Nor
lar day For freight or passage having splsrSd fqrnshed
Wall street. COLLINS, Sc South Positive
ly freight will be received board alter this satur
will promptly forward all goods his address Packet
Ship CLIFTON will succeed the VANDALIA, and sail on
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-09

NOR LIVERPOOL-NEW LINE.-Regular Packs
Il the ash yanIaIy-The new and splepdid fast sai
loading, aud will positively sail sboycher regular
For freight passage, having splendid sccommodat
Elk Collins, Is South street The Packet Ship GARRl
Moses Hunt, MASTER will succeed the Sheridan and sal
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