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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-16

Az-7-O1LzASs, Wednesday. Soy. a.
TIC stesntGip aeon Ell Is port today io-
Chsgret vita jig paJser gerf.
I5e CoTTCy MARIE. e lDi. bit Uuenauge1 sa-es
yestcrtsy bare reached 800 ts4sI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-16
~ 7ElEesAPs 70 TgE s;H.YOaS TaI8VH:'

TrtKaaA7H OFFICE. HALIFAX. New - 81
The America. CAT. J7dkfns, arrived here aooo'
- o.iock hi, morning. bu, IL Consequence OF the
lines being down between 81 JOIN HI
the .rlrsr issioa o. tie news ha' been de'ayea
darin tie whole day.
II. America has % passenger, and brings ad.
vices from Paris 70 the az Inst. and Liverpool
psperI TO ehe q inst. inclusive. She sailed i'on
tbis por. at p. o'clock with 4 strong northwest
wind.
TIE Cansds arrived out on the 2s;h- and the
Caledonia On the 9Th
TIE demand for Cotton has fallen Oh ron ne
trade and spectators, and common qualities re-
ceived on sight Osher qualities are witho1;
change F.onr ard Corn are exceedingly dail' and
prices sshide lower.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-16

o-ac.,,YoH.Ia LE1rERs.-We have s'lI isV-
er.l letters from BArAED TAHOE sn o.'''' -''
s.,iDq correspondence from tho Gold Region wal
-. =, room. We shall publish them a. ''oo as
- ,.o,,.-e of news will permit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-16

BURGLARY.-Yes.erday morning f,mo daring
thieves forced entrance through he baIement win
dow Of Mr. GsscOlgnss dwelling hJuse no f3 Nas.eu.
e. and s;)e quantity Of silver spoons "l.A which
theE escApll.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-16
SPAIN

I s2qesFs taa NsTsrtE tas t4tf AZ 5le rsvsur, o.
a. the PAfies Uao Esre instrumental IL t-touiss tis
lee he hs cisGissed tie kiuz irun "a posi Of
e5er o. re E'!'ee a irn2risoHs1 priest Aae =
n0us the ns;run-ui u t,s KIgsyoEcy
Tie new American Minister a. he Coar,ha, former.
y pr,ssniei himself and with usuch tact I'd XXI 81.
elsnes n ,hs rse Ct, t1s Pr-steLt The doinzs CT he
party vho proposed the seirs upon CasA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-16
" TELEeRApg TO THE NES.Yuak TRIBUNE.
NI,..s.sspp, Election

HOLLY s7aISss. Hiss Wec-s. d47 nov a.
Gen. Quitn,a IS elected Governor b. .
% 70 rns o-y over Lea Tee Loco Foco' lave ssc'
"a a. fo-r c. thar r0DETsssunsr 1eJo.t d-1tt 4as
Lsg.i.stvre 9 larsly Loco-?sco. NLe!, Wig
e.cc.s1 Judge, oTe- 7-eo, -oco 5co, L .-s IL
T11cisl Dlst-ct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-16
Piittburgh Channel.


TfrTsBURGH, ThurIdsy, Nov. 10 Pm
There il 20 fee, Of water ia the channel aud
falling The weather is very warm foT TIE sesSCz.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-16

- AsDRKw JACKSON DAVIS, whose Reveal
lous made 90 rsach sir years Stree, s row re-
siding very oaiety IN Brooklyp, gagged in preparing
sefiss OF volumes to re entitled TIE Gresi stTmcnis
The ars. We understand, soon to sPPea sad vii seat
Of he laws Of Heah Disease aud Nj Davis probes
&c, 10 Be now able 10 enter esvOysn s;aIs without
The aid Of Magnetism.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-16

The PEOnUCE marke. remains az yesterday,
with bat moderate transactions. Dealers waiting
tho Aneri-a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-16
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.

Ire hon5I who A.. uisknausi rulers IN Aus,ris no,
ssu,aed VIII he human gore they have shad Ell con
tnue their ssngunsry career Several additona. mur.
ders have 5esn sdtsi 3 the already fearful .t Iher
yicims VIII have been sirsug'ed 10 !esth shot
oil men o MARI, and when {; = stated O. Ils wretch
Hayusu hss been appointed c.7 an military governor
OF Hungary, crimes a. which humanity shud1srs q,
once srse before tae mind A. The mention o. hs
II this ~ .esAe system s continued smother crisis
IN that coucirJ y believed % BE- lneyta5.e
TIE Hungarian oeicias are seCd.ng 10 lheir r-sgns-
1us 10 masses.
A circular q L-ss-tls 10 c.--Ila'.rg IN festh.
which tie ys.fol H. country that ne -
removed TIE Crown no - ~-e1tea solely Tor render
irs the coronation o. hsps5ur.eT imPost l5le.
The vsri0us nau0nsltes ul Hungary have recon
rnsncei their OH strus io- ssccElascy PARTICULARLY
the -iCwlks k-t1fle8
Tee Government intends % renew TIRE fort- ,zron q
BudA lac contracts for money, ~ stated, amount 10
% 900 iorns
AZ ordinance Of ,h- Emperor has zen published
which hs' fr u; Oh sci 70 Apply - Hungry the Pru
eps O.. equally IL TIE eye VI tie az, OF 81 ci;.-
TENS 10 a. masters u caty AID ports. The Aus
titan Govern aeui have Issued crcu ara % al tse Ken
"a pub ishers prohibiting tee ys5Icauoo o. any cook
vi h1ug ssvEs lrSi submitted he manuscript % the
laspecEo! @! . military GcTsIrnsLL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-16

HrRRs hcrI~s MiEs0a Seventy thousand persons
have vs.-1 ~ Minerva Rooms tls great picture
IL! olr border scenery roaicg can convey more 10.
srlc7- -sscl % o. uind " youtl, ca .1entg 5000
slrdaJ -a c ir-l tas- surveyed - mAgut csnt co.
l'rsls rsrs- q Cues Fais Lakes FOriiac aions
C1urcls' aaas, BE- sc The saguenay River
tnf ~ ~cal-us win fssPcci 20 lie marvellous and
pictures
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-16

Nsr' rs slrs Of Csrvt.s-rs see .sF-ts a.. "a
S-oasr ~h-a -trs - srary
Ls Fe Worsas Ns-s s.--ss,-. ,Joss ssys-r
JoA1 =, - troos II - girrl So
sr-1sf NsG csatfs.s Dan
~ SsEa4-G. ast. 80 - lny tas cgaaiT, .a<t - eel
A 10 usirs-
u. g Me-, Tcl'; r--Tss a. A''ss co - 800 a a.
- rScr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-16

~ communication Ia no STA, Of his morning says
the Bank Of Salisbury gone Oy the Board The Notes
Of The Bans Of salisbury Redeemed promptly By +.
HovsHroS s. W1sm-st al per cont disco at sad will
90 continue 10 BE- Redeemed az they have always been
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-16
81 th. ChoIsra ~ Nick.barg.


NV DELEANs IusEcsy Nov e.
Tne Cho'e-1 has ayG.l HL-s IL appearance -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-16
EXCITEMENT IN PARIS.

NEW CABINET FORMED.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-16

DISMISSAL Q? TIE FRENCH MINISTRY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-16
BRoOKLYN AFFAIRS

THE OBsxQUIEs- Liberal ar-augen ents have
been made for the honor TO te paid 10 III remains Of
Ma Gen. Worth to day. The body IL expected 20 ar
rive at Fulton Ferry about os O'Clock when ho bosI
leaves New York. Capt Lewiss battery, stationed on
tho Rights will commence the firing OF minute guns
and the City Hall and other bells begin toihg Gen
Duryea's Brigade, the L. Z. troops from Ioft Homil'
ton under -. COL Taylor, the Seventh Resimen, IS
guard q honor the Ecw.iofk Volunteers "a chief
mourners the Fire Department end various civic 20.
ceries arc expected 10 form la procesor which vii
proceed through fulton aud Court eta % inhagenue.
near Greenwood Cemetery, where the military escort
will form line and the quad " honor and civic pro-
ces.on viii pas, into tie Cemetery ioI wed By the
escort Rev Dr. Cox will deliver short address, nld
Rev. ID, In,on will read ihs burial sslsce a the
grave
NEW MILITARY CoRPs.--Tho Ad0e,i"rr says
one Of tho largest and anest fcisry companies ia ho
nted tstes BOW being formed in NeWi ofk, cora.
posed Of about an equal number OF resiirts o. ihst
city ana this and 10 BE- eDt'ed the Metropolitan add
brooklyn Blues. The corps already embraces 10 %,
muster roll over Afly membsrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-16

~ Fall fashion Hats caps ready At the One
Price store i23 Csnast warranted unsurpassed ~ any
for beauty, durability and chespness
MS 81. J. ". KELLOGG.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-16

r. The FRA. God MEDIA awarded 10 Deg leneoIypes
by the American Institute awarded 10 favor u NJ D.
BsADY corner Of Broadway aud Fallonsl where sTan'
se,. srd citizens arr Invited - examine specimens.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-16
ENGLAND.

Tas Ensl.s FFeu devote lEsa space to tie eonssd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-16

~ The tiffany A,ias says OF the Ant'-sisvery
srt . in the California Constitution:
"iis the NNmotP royto-woTd for word-re eoled IN
Congress bv Southern votes on repeated 1riss'
Not a wori, do you mind Of CGss' Dickinson
flanagan, Breeze < Co. Southern votes,
mus, take the blame of Northern Doughtaces mis-
deeds, now that the Atlas has become their a.iy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-16
SEVEN DAYS

ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-16

IMPORTANT FROM RUSSIA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-16

N'aLos-lu ca-st ls-ce n llm-ro1s Inquiries ircr,
hose -as5' 10 Obtain almGa-cs 9a W-dresdsy evening
M ne propne.o- as lie pleasure Of announcing TIA,
hoes rare comedians, Ar Collins AID Mr. H. PlAede,
VII s7pesr Tor positively the ia, ais season on Sat-
arday pezt Nov. H. 10 he ese1rAlsd comedy o. TIE
Nervous Mar NJ Cb'Ppsu6a- viii $50 appear
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-16
BUFFALO ROBES

~ Superior 10 wooen blankets, cheap and durable,
"a. be purchased a. ksox 20 Fulton. No ono should
stsr. Tor California wi.ho., robe f5r coat ful!
assonnent OF ladies' frs on hand.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-16

TIE number Of peo,l e who iurned cut 10 WINES,
these ceremonies was immepse-one continued ero"a
along the ue Of the proces'icu ard in the fsS per
hap, 20 COO We do not learn that any accident or
misfortune occurred to add to the public or private
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-16

A9EEDsS MUsErN --trr ur. tells "a bat he iegiE-
thaa BE- lsken wtl hook. and certg MY rot1ng
ess than he beat bower anchor o. hfse decker with
chain cA5s or hsLiuE line, wol.1 hold such m0usier
that exhibiting a. tsrLurs. " hen alive 70
u-ed, o. q, IlEty feet aud weighed 20 TIE
hsf-r els perform b=r etfstsd rrR 'esf This aaer-
L9c1 aLa ever nf 81 cspa PAllgnirs tEc farce
org tie varied entertainments
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-16

srrrIrD.-It IA stated that the Frs, Presby-
tsri.n Church Rev ". wl.ou') have srnieably IoL
TED ihei. discal,iss by a. equal partition q tee
church property.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-05
p.,n.s,ic Mlsc.Ilnny


Tho Legislature Of t,s S at. a. Deewsre met a.
Dover Oh ln'edsy. the 20 inst An,th-r attempt VIII
be msd- To sb II. h slavery 10 that state
The W.sttrook Bank. &C Portland Me-. ~as en-rs I
Friday last. aud s't-upt made 10 op-n to- ss-
Thir having frisd fira sst "a IN. oliiopns, oy
Which II was dausalso to the snonpt ot 5000
The Methods. Female Actd~~y At Wooiviile MISS,
wss d.,tro, I'd by fire on the &c h u.t
A little dsugnt.r of Mir Hciossy, OF Hendsr'oa
county, K-ptucky, wss drowned last wesk la CO
tern
The Bunber Of arrests made by the Police Of Boston
for the ropths ending December 3ist was 3los, VI
which t65 ere for drunssuess .
htile child OF VI. Sharp. Of Dayton, ONO deu
few since, from eating the pho pnorus from poA
OF Lucifer matches.
B.ntright Justice ef the peace a. lniiana.
| polls lately married 70 hs ninth wife
Anap named Ro0eIick Gardner, living near Boz
Iah Pond, kilrd hiwself ON SATURDAY by throwing
quantity der into the dcepsce OF the house
| while lsboriIg under temporary insnni'y.
Turkey selling in Chicago tor 312 cents earh
The mskt is-tocked with veDson sud prairie chick
| ems. which ,-ling very low.
disease called the spotted fever Is prevalent In
| Michcap
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-05
Supre me Court-GeneraiT Term,

fresent, Justices Jones, Hurlbut and imonds.
JAH. = Carpenter Us Carpenter.-The plaintiff
Of ADULTERY, and obtained judgement, by default.
Mrs Carpenter by her counsel, afterwards came in
and obtained an order frsm Justice Morse, setting
aide he husbands proceedings subsequent tho ding
OF the BILL on the ground Of rregularity sur prise
IL seemt that SEINE arrangement aftsr
ed into between the PARTIES by which they agreed
the original suit should be continued upon this agres
ment the husband, through his counsel moved to VA.
cote Judge Morses order and to continue The cause
After hearing counsel both sides, the motion WAS
denied and both pa. ties cent out OF Court.
The following order entered on the m,nutes:
Ordsred that after the 10th day Of January instant
the papers and points, which calendar casss are to
be heard, shal BIO printed and be presented to the
Court in that form alone
The Court will open hereafter during the term at
1Cls;, and adjourn at 3h O'Clock, r. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-05

q Ne North the South know ttis Of HIM thu, have
tsls personal acquaintance With him, md tnsir
sirsuls,sd by the NORTH E,s Iress'o nai
short, and at period OF it he di-tn
,1. any gree. @sS supsr,onss; ne .nsss
IL 10 upcsretood that in tas fhA 7elf hia Convention
ths South did not sceeps him account Of any par
alternative 10 VIM a. Seward for whom they cherish
smcre determined enmity than they do for John P.
Hale, or any OTHER professional aboltiouist 1T the
North rhe nc m'nation of Fillmore wa, therefore,
suggested and astaned the ground that the South
must .ske niu. or take William IL Seward tho ofhcs
IA true 10 merely nominal and it's duties 81 0le
but n~veiu ieess in this office Of genius aud dis
creron "a sbe to Weld a tremendous iDhaenoe bs-
- hrov ght IN contact with that officer But n spite
OF tns indus nce which good man ought frs, t. ex
ercrse for the public veal aud for the bsned VI
hv devoted friends Mr. Fillmore has xs yet protested
take interest in the fate OF his friends
are therefore beginning to be heard among those men
who fought 30 de perstly for his nomination and his
eecton they mnrmur 1T his apathy, and they charge
Upon the question OF the election Of United States
Senator MIR Fillmore now pretends to be ens,Tey
neutral several OF tbs having intor ned me
that he had a.spred that he opposed TO the
election OF Ss-ssds took liberty TO menron the
Herald item OF SOME Interest
But MI Immediately au thorEed person attached
10 q nswepsper in Roc he-ter deny that he was oa
pofed 10 Seward no tile 10 him any degree The
~ that upon 'es r. ,hot na OUT
3s wiling to do anything TO promote the Of
Collier One OF the arguments used by the freud, OF
Seward against any overt proceedings the pact Of
Fillmore in favor Of Collier ig that Fillmore will all
probability be prtrented the whig candidate for
the Presidency in 1852; that he Ia AS popu the
North as Seward is and that II he takes grou az
Seward he cannot hope to be supported with unaui-
nifty for the Presdepcs; that Seward a young man,
and afford 10 wait ten twelve years tue
side nd thar he cannot interfere with Fillmores
Proess bsoante the latter will be OF the stage before
II 10 time for Seward to come These Of
the funny arguments by which the friends seward
have succsed-d Is said in getting pledge from the
Vice President that he will not int If.re with the
ttop II Senator or use his influence against eward
am afraid that neither Collier Fillmore have wit or
Souisge enough TO the great advantage which they
have over Seward.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-05
The Postal Treaty with England.


The following letter from our Washington cores.
pendent furnishes with the details OF the Postal
Tresty jpst concluded with England, copy of which
vas brought over by the Europs:-
WAsHIrGroN, Jan. 8. 1870.
The Portal Treaty with England has not yet reaoh-
Cd TIE Post Once Department, but q copy of 1t was
handed to the eral through tbs polite
ness Of MIR. Cfumpton, British Charge d'Anaires Gd
Safsrim
Its principal stipulations are probably the follow
Postage scross the sea. ............. 10 cents
Enghsh inland postage. ...............
The pOstsss psd 10 the vessel performing tho SER
Trentit rate through this country to Canada cents
And 70 cent fer paying by the ounce Instead Of
pay ing by letter.
TisD,it through England the inland postage and %
Per cent.
Tisnsit through Canada, the Canadian rates.
Aewfpaptrs between England and the U nited
Stsles ana vice versa. INSTRUMENTATION. 2cents
ferooicals weishing ounces. i penny. or.
over OF and under do. g pence, 10
over OF al under do. s. do. or. 10
Ard pence. or cents, for each or fraction.
In constquence Of this treaty the Postmss ter
General Las This dsy issued the ANNEXED circular
Postmastere.
TO THE PosTMAsTERs OF THE UNITED STATES
lhfoi nation having been received at the depart.
msnt that postal treaty between the United States
o. Great Britain had been entered into, and that in
pu the British government sd directed
that The po,tsge "a ceuts charged letters taken
TO and from that country In the packets OF tue Unssd
Sst,s BE- remttsd-in consequences thereof thu order
o. this department. made the 70 June last directing
The fame fates to he charged letters
or from The United States In packets Of the United
Kingdom, ee, and the se@e is hereby, rescind sd
Other stfuctiope for carrying the treaty to ec
viii be given upon the ratification of the treaty.
c. JOHNSON, Postmaster General.
fost ONCE Department, Jan. g. 1910.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-05
Marine Court.

before Judge smith.
JAN. 4-TAs Model Artists PERCY Cole and Fanny
~. W1s, IS Robert II. Coiiyer-This was an action
to recover balance Of wages alleged to bs duo by de-
fsnosnt to the plaintiffs II appeared that the Id
Of Juy 1e47, At the city of Le.aou In the United
KIN COON or Great Britain and Ireland, the plaintiff
And oee ndant entered into written contract sig ned
by both parties, by which plaintiff aud his wife agreed
to come to this country and represent certain cha.
rctsrs, In illustration OF lectures to be given by Dr.
Coyer on sacred tholgy and profans history in all
or any part u the United States consideration Of
which the doctor bound himself to pay them three
pour d. which 1t was cohtended meant three pounds
per week The plaintiffs alleged that the written
tract was afterwards, on their arrival in the United
States, modified by verbal agreement, to wit-that
instead Of receiving three pounds week they were
to receive twenty dollars week; and they further
alleged that there was considerable balance due to
them on foot of the last Agreement The defence
set up was that written agreement could net be
diftd or altered by verbal agreemsn and also that
the agreement being mads in England by the laws Of
that country 1t was required to be writer stamp,
and being unstsmped, 1t was void. The plaintiffs
counsel then said he would abandon both agreements
and proceed fer quGntum merut-thst H. for the value
Of the services performed but he failed in the proof
and the Judge dismissed the case.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-05
Army Intelligence,

Fosr LRAvzHwoRIH-Ths St. Louis Union, Of the
nsnd Of this poas, which IL nov sxrisonsd By four
cen aDiss Colonel Spmber will soon add snothsr
company Of dragons to the force nov there. Two
conf snies Of the 9th have recently bsen added from
Fort Gibson. Msjcr Bryant 10 expected soon TO leave
Fort Lesvenvcrth to pay OF the Missouri volunteers
their three months extra pay
General Twiggs has arrived IN st. Louis lie assumes
TIE command Of lebanon bayYseks
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-05

On the Sd instsnt, In this city, MARY VIRGINIA
PEnr eldest daughter Of H. A. Peny, aged ave years
and feur months
Her funeral viii take place At her sunts (Mrs
Mksbop) this after at half past three O'Clock
Friends and relatives Of the family respectfully In
vited Boston papers please copy
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M ARITIME INTELLIGEHC
Port Of New York, January 5, lsA0.


SUI SETS. .."..-. Ab HoH wArKR. 4 q
Cleared.
shrs-Crstova Colon Cofn San Francisco spofod rls.ou
20; Prince ALBERT tpkt Meyer London 0rinne knturn
Co Ssuon 1homIson savanD ab Dushsm Dimon.
Alpine tBr urry Belfast l. ntgousry Brothers, Nonssu
ma. Rhodes Dem Smith Tuttls.
BrssEEn lBrl Lendy. Waterford McEvers vsrssus
schr-Omrsh. Sr all, TURKS Island, Middleton &Ca
eloep-frdsck Brown, GardGe. frovids nee.
Arrived.
mdse G,isnel The anshored outs Dc IN,
Tar lat sh bosraed Oh Long Branch yesterday
IG ODD, ~ u ,s, N re BOY
Trovbr dee sors Of New Havea Dec zs lat IS 5 lon Is
e. steering South Zoo boarded YES ed.v
on Long Brauch by the News Boy she
schr Isai ella, Penny. Nsvbsrp. NC, 7 days
SER fsnttro, TredwelL Norfolk
tchr Amazon. stiliu an, redercksburg, dAyA
3 lr Edior. Wilson, virginia 30 hours.
sclr MATHS Barrett Bush Virpi, il
Bcbr Nary Jevett, Mccorss s Virginia
schr BeLry Benent, Burbank, virxna.
Sotr Plato. bsmmor d, Baltimore, 4 dsya
Scir Ie egrslh. To her. Baltimore, a. sya
Scfr Ctmr cree Johnson WILMINGTON Del.
soLr keteccA, Coils Wilmington. Del, dayA
sw.dkh brig Juno from Got,snburs
Sailed.
Packet ships st Denis Eavr Albert Lndou shps
one Cares'on brig Newcastle San Erancsco Heaxioo Chs
sirhas savaInsh for Norfolk was towsd hcm she Nsvy
YARD yesterday AFTERNOON and anchored te North RIVER
NIP warren, Tor Glasgow 10 at nIenor ~ Quarantine
The News Roy rerHs tight % miles non Randy
NV wind t.s blowing The four days and
he weather u very cold
yANuAnr t-wha. 81 sunriss "; meridian. NV; sunset
NV.
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Y0tsra Knd 6Ai


HastsrH Knd Ancosti sand 10 River 81 rAvrs,ss
HyDnoen AsHIc Oyck, Nov a. lSssIssbrmasiou mas ben
sesvsd ~ the Admiralty that the October s.t
zsd hight w established the eastern end Of Isand Of
.Apiicosu IN IRE Riv, 81. IAwreace
The light stands l@ hst ~vsl Of go ana nav
VI rrs ~ The dstDee of shout smisA
v bs l6b II December and axas shtsd
on the sst " The following April
When sndh h. towards south Point Ne Hghtheuss o~A
not hAisd Censns Peiat sns dasssSoss pss
Be>sst tsn ~ kymsE
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Passengers Arrived.
LKRPooL-Paeket ship henry Clay-Charles Lowndes and
sW in tEe
BARBApoIs-Brig Atlantic-E Trowbridgs
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On Tuesday evening, the I'd inst, by the Rev Mr..
Vincent, RICHARD A. BIsHoP, to Miss Mary ANN,
daughter Of the late Captain SAMUEL BuRRAs.
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StaslNtn.
Miscellaneous.
BRIG VIZ DuceAxwe learn by telegraph that We brig VIM
Duessn Nelly, tr N Bcston for New York. BALLAST
to~sd INTO Nantucket Wednesday afternoon
n cut away asts and parted both o1.ns wie lying
10 vpeyaIo sound n the gale Tuesday ednssday
Bad een en- Nantucket but did sak much and
hull was apparently not much injured.
Fur ASIwrrpThe stesmer Masachusests towsd ship Ant
viTfcm New Orleans FOR Boston Hole yesterday
t1hordsy morning entirely dnstsd sAa She has
missing vIsrLFe entertained tho saty Of the
rev sch Fed Fielding OF ~ aud for Province
tovn which sod from 0loue who're she uN
On the Hh her head hoard with IL was pisksd up
mar No iusoeH
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NV Use FOR THE TKIEoRAPu.-Gov. Fish,
anxious TO accommodate the press as far as posi-.
bic, permitted copies otthe message (with the ex-
ssption Of single paragrapb) to be sent to all the
papers within the range OF the telegraph, in ad.
vance of Its delivery. That paragraph was trans
nsitted to-day at IL O'Clock, when the reading OF
shc message was commenced before the Legisla-
tsre. Ii will, therefore, be distributed, in all the
hwns between New York and Buffalo, almost a.
seen ~ 1t Is read at the Capitol Why nigh. not
- Presidents message be similarly distrib Ite1
syeV sr.-dica~y Journal, Jon. q.
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GottenbuM.
AafhnA.
herald Marine Correspon asnss.
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PHII.A Jan e. rn-No arrivals.
Clsafed-brtmss bsrk Philadelphia Gerdes Brsm VIA Rio
nobe brig Fay Harper West Indies schr koass CAss