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Arrival or Strangers.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 7
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AMERICAN HOTEL
koHss a.s E Essn1 ftfs' N.Iy Mr. and Mr.
s;iia' Dss.SHG s;EfH, $s ss S SSI
sriegspoIt; Bowen. Buf.oj Seth Hawley; DO; barry
ss"s Will ss ba.lsS,
Ksih STi g. Wslts5 BaS NJ and Nj; Noble New
Conn; EissS New IcaScS kas.t.a, s %S FL;
i %e Ess 3S
Case, do; W Lincoln, Boston; Il Higginson, do.
10. Chandler. PhIadephs: Wallis. Lockpor NJ Par.
regain, Buencs Ayres; Campbell Lebspen Bender,
N Buckley, Phiiadsipnia; Myrek Georgia; q Cor
aop Yale College; De COusy, fhladelphia RObt Close.
CLINTON HOTEL.
S:. lsv Hssn,y
Connecticut: John Rogers, A 9 Swasey. Newport; II
., y %s Mss:ss N.Ms%y
EASTERN PEARL ST. HOUSE.
covs %aS:r New Preston TO- Treat "'' ''en
FRANKLIN HOTEL.
BAL. ksy T.s GSsf 9S P s%S
S..s
Ssls; hSs; a.
JUDsoN's HOTEL.
Ssif EWSTd Epss,-
s,1s t' Es Hart;
LovRJoY's HOTEL.
10y: Green's, fio,iS.ne.: Pdfs', Ss.Tsli q. q
R'tf;f1 Hi.f 4 @sss s:,Saal
81 ssy: Is no, d. SssS s:!st:=.: s';
JPHax. Y; Taylor panSrty G.; Street a aS
L 1; Johnson. Flushing: Barrett Cornwall "'''"'
NORTHERN HOTEL.
Austin; = Carl, Tss..sha,o's; . Garrison, New
Holt, Connecticut G. speafmsn, Delaware COuaty; w N
NATIONAL HOTEL.
Miss Johnson Boston; Ayes aud lady yrainia Mis-.
%:sn az Sh'%1f ssws. M
II%Sso%e W.'hnsOn; CaIleI,,s Henry: Rorsy, p;
s.d HOOK SsE
NJ Demphrey, Lan,nsburs JAIME. Williams wllam'port
M.xfa; S%s.ls ssss t A
don. DO; vIeed,nSersh, do; o Coon Rhode l.lsnd ii
'>'"'''' '''"''' rAvLon's HOTEL.
Ns Esw Y ssS ,av
%Pades, New '1 Yo1R D'''0' ''''' ''' ''''' i''
TAMMANY HALL.
i Ii'.aS f' xs:y F:i i Ss
TssyI. o q PgG SS h,wey Conn.,
UNITED STATES HOTEL
II Dosne, Connecticut; Alley, Dresden;C Chamber.
lain and lady, Datehes, co; HAT rhiladelEhis
Brown Pitisfeld q Carson, Dalton: Strickland New
Britain; Hathaway. Fall River; Jenuig Southport
Gdersleeve Portland; Capt Brown, sohr Leon; Miles
Goshen Shsddock, Charleston; Simeon Saton, somer-
vile; 4 Tsttnall, Boston.
WESTERN HOTEL.
w II 0ddings, u s. X NJ; A Hentay, Phil; Mrs De
Camp, Bait; Mrs Norris do; Mr. WILSON, Boston; T. A Wane
Co ii: Terry, hudson; sA Cock, DO; W A Carpenter
do; w Well, Bait; Tine. Au!eboIo w w Halsted, Pa
Sandy Hill; q Power Hudson; Martin, s q; Mrs Mar
tin aud Hartford; r. . Conkllng. ShookhIll
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n OAL AT REDUCED PRICEs-I am now selling the
- best Peach Orchard Red ASH Coal screened and deli
yeed s. 50 the largest Mt IS IS for stove
Egg broken Coal taken direct from the boats will be %
cents less Two cagoes Of large Chestnut for sale
PETER CLINTON. corner Of King and Greenwich streets
PHILADELPHIA MEDICAL HOUSE-DR: KlNkE-
Il LIN, GERMAN PHYSICIAN, IS years resident prscti
toner in Philadelphia The OF all d,eases OF the SKIP
sill continues to engege Dr. Knsen ut%o, attention. IN
depend being always conducted by Or NJ h!msel
with prompt safe and energetic treatment TO cure
Strangers travelling supplied moments notice with med
cine sufficient themselves in the most cor en and
private Cure warranted charge required Let
srs post raid will INSET prompt asynfcr ResIsfncs,N "
s sSSs tx n. Hss sss .sss sss y ~
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Foreien Importations.

LEGHoRN-Ship Edward Everett-l + Cottinet-3 do
Hadden soE1ao b, rags PIX, vyse Sons bx Schmidt
Andrae-o cks Brethaupt Chuu-l q Ihnrston-l
D. Sa1tcn-3 Stone, Swan COL Cameron-l Fraser
i A Low-l trunk Bailey col w Stone-9 Marhoe.
q ct. wine F,beol9 pEEs Dord-sI do cat D,nay-
Bnd-a cs T,fsay, Young & Ellis-l b Dutlh & co-1K
chest. Wilson Brown pkgs cs Waler-3t pkgs
Umb-r X Dambmann-t Fort Lindam-4 T Remcr-l bX
Levy-?H Ascalis-4 cks cs 80 bxs Schage Koop co..
2cs trunks carpet bag a. osel-498 doubloons
Bangs of Boston, bx. Knowle-l3s blocks marble 1897
marble mdse 20 marble IS pkgs
patngs 5s3 bsgs 80 quorce so bxs mdse
ctfOp 2 mdse 10 order.
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n ARITIM me AID,
Port OF New York, january 8, lsAs.
Cleared,

Cleared.
Ship-Norma, Ellis, Havana, Moses Taylor.
BriKs-kapd iB') Lakeman. Newy Island George Milne;
Tuscany Prince Cndiz Young Hawkins Co; emma AIDE.
liue, (Br) Cronan, Halifax, Huute:: Winthrop Wemore
Vera rgz; Rufus Souie, Dillingham; Maagorda, Badger
Schs-D Foster Garfield. Bermuda, Middleton Co; Jno
q Adams, Norris, Boston, Foster NickeIson
Soops-Artist, Davis Somerset Mass; Rhode Island Fl ull
Providence
Arrived.
Steamship Northsrner, Budd Charleston Jan g. o'clock
having discovered slave board.
Ship Edward Everett Knowles. Leghorn, Nov IT, to Do
Khan Moore Passed Gibraltar Dec g. Saw latter
port s!oop Of war MaroO aud one other Of tf.
garet Scott Luce Of and from New Bedford 90 days outs
Dec ~ LAT 81 e. lon So 3d. ship Talma Murray of and from
New Orleans for Naniz.
Bark Carssn Clark, Turks Island l2 days. with 400 BUSH
els salt, o I Jewett. Left no Am vessels.
Brig srookline, Winchester Alexandra. 10 days with
chains and cables, TO Smith u Boynton.
Schr kathadiu, Rich, Georsetowa, SC.
Schr Rebsccs Woglam, Petersburg, to Hunter.
Schr Samuel X Smith, Thompson Virginia
bark, unknown
Ship Jas II Shepard. Antwerp; and others.
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BALTIMORE, Jan. I, ls4s.


.4rTiraI Of the Hon, Henry CIay-The Speech of Mr..
%CaItoun-The NV Railroad Project, &c.
The Hon. Henry Clay arrived in Baltimore, last eve
ming, from Martinsburgh quite Unexpectedly tomost
our citizens though goody number of bis old friends
had got wind Of the matter and gave him most cordial
Welcome His old and intimate friend Christopher
Hughes Esq in waiting With his carriage aud after
cordial embrace conveyed him to his magnificent man.
sion St Paus street Saratoga He will receive
his friends TO- morrow and day is to be apart for
the reception of the ladies' thousands whom will
to obtain grasp of his hand II the ladies
instead Of the men, old Harry Clay would have been
president long ago.
The Speech of Mr.. Calhoun has been rec,ived here
with great favor by the wings especially by the Clay
wings who deem that it goes far to strengthen the posi-
ton taken by their great leader Ii has also learn
afforded great satisfaction to Mr. Clay to fud his views
nearly sutained by the great southern statesman
The proj4t of Louis McLane, president Of the Bati
more and ohio Railroad Company, to complste that
road to the Ohio river in by the application
Of whole OF the line far finished to the
object ana the issuing Of stock at to the stock
holders, instead of their dividends does not to
meet with much favor especially among taxpayers and
the smaller stockholders The city being sstockhoder
to the extent of some three millions of dollars the with
holding Of the dividends will Of add
| to the taxee, which are already very burd.nsome.
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1ALrnsoaE, Jan $1,000 shares Maryland IS. M isee
M lsee DO g. 30 .h:.ss EaIe. an and ri.nss,.
bid; Treasury asked s9k bid; Mryand e closed q
~ asked O. bids Baltimore 6 OF 1890 al s6k asked 80 bid;
PnILApxLPHIA. Jan. First Board-lo0o Lehgh ss, 50
wo DO 3s 1000 Treas Notes S. "a sire ns Co.
10 Nou,stown K, 10. .Jter Sales-o Nine Hill 70;
rar dBank, ~.
n Bosror. January 6-Westen Railroad lo4; Fall River
Railroad ssH Boston and Worcester Railroad ll3x;3 Old
Colony Railroad 99Z 50 Old Colony Railroad hignts ACC
Boston and Name Railroad IA. DO ti!A do ny 4,
East Boston COMPANY 60 1879 do 1876 IS East Boston
Dvidends No. IS 16; $1,000 Boston City S. 97k: 5000
6kAl - - " -
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Domes,ic ImDortations.

WORCESTERSHIRE NoIthsrner-7 baeI cotton Geo
Bnkley-8i do Snyder-65 do 81 ties rice Emeric-
boxes sps Gle Ebbett-2d do Brigham Carha-I do G
Winter5Va,ous psgs to Lsthrop.Senman 4 Peck-Lsw.
CO.: E1pre.sIH CooleyS Harra!, spro.l. coz Knox
White-Wood Y Auyers-M fuller AC Gray-H d
CIugier-H Ogden-Colburn x lselin-H Leverich-S H
Il BaTTanger-G Habersh,n7V Durand-k Moon
schombergNsilI & ThompsonNA McKinse1J M Ienlemsn
- A Cadsden-E Ludicu@G w Dicxson-Miss McDowall
Z order
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ANOTHER WARLiKg INvEyTIoY-A very neat
pattern OF a new cannon was exhibited TO us yes-
terday morning, which il supposed to be valuable i'm
provement upon the old fashioned instrument IL is not
exactly revolver but Ia something Of the plan of
Colts patent for pistols and rifles IL has six bores and
six vent holes 40 that 1t can be fred that number of
times with once stopping to load The lock, which has
but one hammer revolves while the barrel stationery
The vents touch holes to be made Of steel
In the barrel and are covered with piece of
iron which moves hinge, that II be lifted for
the purpose OF picking and inserting the cap This CO.
will to keep the cap In its place, and will also
the purpose Of the thumb piece The caps to be
used the nat wafer caps and the hammer car
red round by means Of screw and Drank and striking
upon this iron thumb-p piece the explosion Ths
sg obarsss ~ loaded ard cred IN sas s Ahas Svc
saarssS ~ shs ssns sasvs " old fssheusa ssaaos
Ne hM nsls sppltsatien ~ pssaAt
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THURSDAY, jan q, ls4s At market. 65s beef cattle,
10 Jokes working oxen 10 COWS and calves sheep,
and 700 swine
In consequences Of the large number of cattle in
ket and most the butchers having supply
on Monday prices declined about rs per cent per hun
dred from Mondays sales.
Prices-Bsef Csttls-We quote few extra Sc SO; LIST
quality SIS 75sS6 25 Id quality IS O0a$5 as S 81 6Oa
SAYS.
Working Oxen-Dull, and no sales noticed.
Cows and Calves-$20, $25, $50, $3s.
Sheep 81 rs, 81 rs. Two lots extra we theirs Ia.
ken at about So per head
Swine-At Wholesale. 4Ha5H.
N. b About $50 400 beef cattle remain unsod and
large number of sheep and swine also.
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Philadelphia Cattle Market.

JAN g. ls49 at market during the week, 1910
beef cattle, $50 from Ohio and Virginia. including $50
head taken to New York. 100 and calves 1850 hogs
and 1886 sheep. Prces-Beeves rather higher the
bulk of the sales at Sc a 7 So with few prime
cattle ct 81 rs the 100 lbs about 70 head left unsold
Cows and calvesSales range at $40 IS for fresh Is
IS for springers, and Is for dry Hogs-sales
are mostly at SIS so So IS for live and So 90 for killed
oording to quality Hay The market steady for good
timothy at 100 ll5c the and straw at 81 TX the
100 bundles
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DEFALCATIoN AT THE MINT.-It was announced
yesterday that case of default has occurred at
the U. 8. Mint in this city. Randall Hutchinson, v no
has been employed in the Mint clerk since ls4O has
absconded having about $40 Of the ordns
~ fund provided for the payment Of the incidental
penses Of the Mint Of whchf und he had the immediate
chsrge.-Phil. paper, 7th inst.
Before Mr.. Hutchinson left the city he wrote ncte
directed to friend informing him of his departure and
that SIT 900 belonging to the mint at his house and
requesting him to inform the officers Of the mint
soon Is possible. This was made known to Mr. Snow
den treasurer of the mint and upon that information
against embezz,ement There will be difficulty in
rsclaming the SIT 600 that at furthss the loss to
the United States will not exceed $4,000 We under
stand that Mr.. Hutchinson seen at the American
Hotel, New York, day or two since We have been
informed that Mr. H. entrusted with the keys Of
of the depart of the mint and that he returned
them after he had reached New York. His bonds for
the faithful performance Of his duty in the Of
$4,000 Il Phtidd Ledger, 7th inst.
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PasscnRera Arrived.

CHAsLE.roN7siean ship Norherner6M5s Hall. John.
ssIcay M1s and Miss Barclay apd servant Rowis
j K Carrier. Mrs Flood. Mrs w Williams, Mrs Knowles,
Mrs aud Miss Chuc D Fleming and lady; Weyman,
VIM Hasetine, H McRae, II Skiif, X Ruth. Miss Hun,
Miss A Hurtn-i3 the steerage.
LEGHoRN-Shp Edward E,yereu-E Willis. C. N Bond
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FoREIeN CoNsUL.--The President has recog.
p,sed Thomas Lovndss wrssa Of the Nctbesiands, AZ
cesso for 81 rosshs ne scsh ceYeisae ssd
osessts, "a reside ~ chssisstcs
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PHILApELrHIA Jan. 7, lsis
Disfguring Houses-Dsath of the Sailor who ras shot
onNew YEARS. Day.
The scoundrels who have several times, within the
past year dshsured the front of Charles Gpins house
in Walnut street. with black paint repeated the out
rage last evening about o'clock These daring
villany, and the impunity with which they COM
mited, tell bad for the character Of city, and the
police who have the protection Of the property Of
citizens portion of their duties. The Mayor offered
reward Of $500 detection authors these
outrages the last sion but without producing
the arrest.
The upfort innate sailor, shot at Second and South
street. New Years morning expired last night the
hospital in consequence Of hemorrhsge from the wounds
inflicted His name, 1t now appears is Shave, instead OF
Shields The Coroner has been inv estigstng the case
nearly all day but further evden been elected
1t is evident that Herbert who fired the gun had
stabbed by some rowdies short time previous Ia his
cellar, and that he supposed he firing at the
persons.
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THE WEATHER-BLow Hor AND Blow Cold
Dandellons were in full bloom yesterday, in this
city and made think OF April rather than of Janu
ary. To-day We are thinking more Of comforters and
our coal heap than OF early nowers-Propidenoe Tran-
script, Jan. 9.
THIS morning at six O'Clock the thermometer stood 10
above zero II the coldest night have had this
winter. -Wisoonsin (Mii1aukie) Dec. 20.
The Portland 4dperiiser mentions the appearance of
pansey which doomed in the open air In that place.
on the last day Of December.
Thermometer yesterday at sunrise, IS, wind ~ w
clear att r. NJ, 3d. wind s. T. cloudy at 10 p NJ, Al
wind ). rainy this morning at A. NJ, 81, wind w .
very clear at sunrise, as wind very clear three
o'clock this morning the wind was very hsh-Boston
Trarelisr 9Th inst.
In Canada the weather was spring like the Isst
days OF December Such weather ut the same period
OF the year Ia not remembered by any in that region
The Rochesi.r Demoora' Of the 4th inst says-Isa7
expired In deuge Of April showers and the first ap-
pesrance" OF s4s vas greeted by panses and
snow drops. And the New Haven Courier Of the same
date remarks-"Among the remarkable events for the
commencement Of the year 4s 10 the fact that yester
day, the 3D. the canal in all this section was free from
ice, and boats started for Painve with loads of rail-
road iron And what is still wonderful is that up
to the present time with the exception perhaps of one
week, the canal has been open and in use ~
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREsDENr.-Seth Bar
ton, of Louisiana, charge d'afdireS to the repub-
lie Of Chilli. John w. Davis Indiana commissioner
to China, vice A H Everett, deceased John Rowan Of
Kentucky, chdrge to Nap~s vice VIM II. Polk,
recalled At his request. Nathaniel Miles, OF Yer
mont charge defaires to Sardinia, vice Robert Vic =
Life Jr resigned Thomas J. Morgan, OF Ohio, secre-
tary of legation to Brazil, vice r.. Walsh recalled VIM.
staples Of New York consul at Hsvre in place of Mr.
BeHsley, deceased Charles Hufnsge, of Pennsylvan
consul at the port Of Calcutta, vice James Higgin-
son, recalled. Hugh Keenan,, of Pennsylvania, con.
sui at the port Of Dublin. vice Thomas Wilson, recall
ed John McPherson OF Virginia. consul at the port
Genoa, vice c. E. Lester, recalled George j. Fsirchld
Of Maine consul at the port Of Buenos Ayre vice Thad
deus Sanford declined and who vice w Greenhow,
declined Adolphe Renard recorder Of land titles ST.
Louis, Missouri, vice L. Spencer deceased Robert w
Pooler surveyor at Savannah, Georgia from LIST July
ls47 Elesz Kepdrck, Of Ohio. surveyor Of Virgins
military district in Ohio vice VIM M Anderson resign
ed Abel NJ Bryant, collector at Kennebunk Maine vice
James Osborne, removed William r. Porter, surveyor
at City Point Virginia Alexander Somerv collector
ut sslura Texas Edward Fitzgerald surveyor of the
customs at Corpus Christi vice George w Colngsworth,
resigned Henry P. Norton surveyor Of the customs
Copano, Texas, vice John +. Stephens, resigned.
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FOREIGN EXPORTS, Ne 2.
Ssase nent OF good, merchand growth
produce and minuficture Of foreign ted
rom The United States from the lat Dec 1896 the 3oh OF
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nR RALpHS PRACTICAL PRIVATE TKEATisE4
~ the Diseases Of the Genital Organs, their Nasnre
use Of every individual, Of both ss.s !h Edition; sia pp
10 HsiYsS stses Sss.asi a ses, slse w hs Asshsr,
~: s.t s14sss.s I..:, ~: :s
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u ZAAR corner Of Liberty street and Brosdw Mocha
nsa Museum and DeIama Performance hafpast O'Clock
Sandy Hook; Taking Of Vera Cnz San Juan dUioa by
hs American Army and City Of Lisbon from the Sea
pear his pleasing ormsncs the Tight Rope; Mecha
nieal Figures, consisting of the Singing Bird the
Dancer; Flute Player. ke. Admittauce, shing chill
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PHILADELPHIA. Jan 7, M-Arrived-Brig Forest, Cole,
New York; schs Samuel raynter Neal New Bedford Ar
cade, MCurdy, Eastport; Heroine Perne, Bridgeport
Cleared-Bark WIN Larrsbee, Arey, Havana: brig Henry
Leeds Knsman Trinidad de Cuba ,chr Richmond Seavy,
Havana.
VERA CRUZ Dec iesince the first of this mourn have
had of most violet norhers, which
number Of vessels have been los among
Caroline Elizabeth Neptune and howard They from
their the harbor the l6th and driven high
and dry the beach.
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THhE SAbLE BhOTnkHS' SELECT ErhItIrlAN
l. ENTERTAINMENTS, at Columbian Hall. No. 265
Grand street, consulting Of vocal instrumental peifoman
css-overtures banjo solos ACCORDION and violin
choruses &c. &c OF high Order this evening" Saturday
commencing O'Clock. precisely Admittance one smiling
half price for children Front reserved for ladies'
Seats be during the day. by making application
fhe ffchef ofEn
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ADVRRTISEMENTS NEW EVERY MORNING.
Tsrms-Cash. In advance.

AHAEkicAN ciKcGs.fSs ,a:mao& ES. .:.;
Troupe performing nshty the aboys q.
See. H:s:. S 6:
ssiss
fsss:
% s Pstes aHs. :: Sin!
s:gs S,!saUon every Saturday.
ROWEKY rhEATR.-BkNAFIT OF %ks. PHIL
o 5 VIZ ,: ,ns
NJ Ell EesIss @ h DHs s
f fsss. 9! : & I sss.1S:s %
Burss; Tremor Jordan; Stuff EN-, Kcene; Mrs Fank Mrs
s Ta a IA
snL p, and ePPs ~
XII
E 81 si%ss
N: Tan. f. 81 followed S Ss M,
% Ads% NH F FsfSf E
Of GENEV I. Mr.. Chanfrss; M',ietss, Mrs.
Mclean, So... se.1oS5: open at s'oclock-rerOrm
M ITCHELL's OLYMPIC THEATkE-0n Saturday
M ss will be The SSHs
Adam RJoss Mr. Holisnd Eudis. MI; Mary Tsy' s.
BOX + e Boy y NJ L.
Pen NJ. MARY T' % sSreaS l viii .3XE
asy Door. open at curtain Dress
Act, S OF MORE s or Nine ua:of hs
& DfsS
5.s.su M s as IF
RsESn Billy Nj MaSaway c h:mS Mr.
(2d ter so cents Upper Boxes, IS Gallery, l2x
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Mr. LYNNE's MUSIC Al ILLUsTRAIIONs AND
WI READINGS OF sHAKSPEAkE-Fen.aleA eade-
N.Y. Jeroemon st Brooklyn Thursday Evening January -
-1HE TnMPEsT, with the whole Of Purcell and Arpes
Music Vocasts engaged-N1iss NJ L. Leach, Miss Luce,
Mr. Arthunon and Mrs. l. Leach with efficient chorus
Conductor, Mr. Geo. Loder. In the OF the evening,
AIthuIson aud Leach will the celebrated duett
Love and War" Tickets so cents. Doors at6X-to
comm NJ o'cl ncL
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A 81 Ofl rLACE OP.KA-rhs evening, VIII be present.
"A ed. the opera of LUCREZIA BORGlAILucrezia.
Sga Teresa Trui Duca Alfonso, S'f Settimio Rosi Gen.
marc sI Bensas!t; Ntsiq sss List,i o; ths, T:
Sr Lorenzo Bbndi; Vitelozzi S'r G. Pemontes; Rusti
chelio oI Fed Genoves Lverotto sg'a Selma Bounrd
Peuucc Sr F4ncescO Guibenau. Boxes, paquet and bal
couy, 81: ampAheatre so cents
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Herald Marine Correspond.,

Ship Jas II Shepard, Antwerp; and others.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-08-24
Seven DAYS Later from Europe.

The following are the latest items of intelligence
from Ireland.
Accounts from the South of Ireland, Cork, Limerick
Castelar,, Tpperary, and Kilkenny, represent every
thing quiet.
A prlvy council was held this afternoon at Dublin
Castle when procamations made offering rewards
as follows: Smith O'Brien G5O0; Neagher, Dillon,
Doheney, &300 each.
Numerous arrests continue to take place at Droghe-
da for training and drilling tits rumoed that Smith
OBrien has been Captured.
Warrants were positively sent south on Thursday
morning for all the nsurgent leaders.
Government has refused TO grant stamps Tor the se
dtlon papers, and they thus prevented from pass
ing through the post office.
1t is now stated that Messrs. O'Bren, Meagher Dill.
lon, O'Gormon and Lane are beyond Guardianship,
in the county ofTipperary, surrounded by the armed
peasanry and determined to fight for their liberty.
There are numerous lrishmen and Irish sympathiz-
in Liverpool whom it was feared might attempt an
nsurrectonary movement. Their proceedings have
been such as to excite considerable alarm among the
local authorities and the number of special constabes
has been augmented TO 10000 and the police force tc
5000. The military in the town has been largely in
creased. Some arrests have been made.
POSTSCRIPT.-T The following news was Tele
graphcd from New York to Boston on Monday, 2ls
inst great battle at Slieveannon, Ireland Gen
Mcdonald and 6000 troops killed. Dublin expected
to rise Sunday night afer the sailing of the steamer
Road for miles covered with the dead popuace have
an abundance of arms and ammunition Kilkenny ant
Limerick captured by the people. Two regiments o
soldiers joined the people, Meager and Dillon wounded