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The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-12-07
From The London Times Of Nov. y.
France.

The Grst division which has taken place IN the
NATIONAL Assembly Of France since the formation
of the present ministry . an event Of some novelty
nd future importance. The question wac, whether
H. biu on public education presented by NJ DC
F,lloux under the late Government, should be
ebelycd by Il reference 70 the Council Of State, or
nroreeded with by the Assembly. The course
least favorable 90 the measure carried by bare
,naioritv Of 5lG 10 3D3. The successful side was
thai Of the liberal Opposition, reinforced by the
rartv Of the Mountain; the defeated supporters 81
M dc FalOux = aesaure included all the leadefsbi
he Conservative phalaHz the Catholics, the Leglt-
i,,iats the section which lOllSws NJ Mole and NJ
,Cl,icrs and even some influential members II the
go Cabinet such az NJ. de gOcqueyillr.
N,tUithstanding the ascendenCy which this com
biuati,n Of parties has hitherto exercised over the
Assembly i'm this instance IL was lett in minOri-
a.: and ~ complete the singularity OF the trans
action several Of the late ministers, a. OdilOn
Barrot and Dufaure, and all the present ministers,
al,stained from voting altogether. This, then, -
the fret time that the conflicting elements OF tie
majority have paraiyzcd each other; and, although
!, e not surprising that the defeat Of NJ de Fal-
o., q measure should have followed his own rcsig.
.t5,, from illness, yet the mode iu which this di-
800, b ~ been carried shoVs That, under certain
i,rumsta aces, tho party which Is avpwc1ly that Of
,bc Church and more secretly uat u the MOnsr-
~, h not ip q condition ~ carry all before g.
-. ~, extra agaut iusufrec ton 81 the l3th II
80. ,l,ge has in isJst, been 10 opposition in the
Eb A.,eubly which deserved The Harnr u a D.
b,,d party Weak ia HtHl't and vcsker IN
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American Provisions.

Btsincss generally has been dull during the past
- and price, have slightly turned ia favor of
H. I,,,,.r Btcou-3OO boxes were offered az aUc-
ton on Tuesday; coarse heavy western brought 25-
tirZ1s 81. a 2S- and silc- toa moderate cxtcnthayc
bseu made at the latter prices during tie week
~ ,ri,te r,,d cstrru 29s %; prime eastern 81
a. i,o,d 30 "a b. Beef remains quiet. though hold
e. ,ppear inclined 80 give way IN price M order 10
.fIct s,i,.; coarse parcels may BE- bought az % "A
b2s6d; fair quality 65s 7Os; gOyl - 3D. aI5s frst
I-.,i,ls sOs a 20 3D. Pork-with large stock, and
frrsb arrivals nidding and low qualities are dull
~ 4,lc western, 35s. j0s.; eastern, fSs. 81.
Hams and shoulders little Or nothing doing In
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2S,000,S50 SIS
303,39l o.
1850 90
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

monday, Jan. &c r: n.
The -four market continued firm to-day, ct the
closing rates Of Saturday, and sales made to
fair extent, including lots Of Southern at full prices
Small fses Of Southern wheat made, while
Grnesse and Western were quiet. Corn was steady,
With sales Of old and ct the full rates of last
week. There IVES NO change In meal, rye, oats
Provisions continued firm, and the advance Of Ss-
tur6sy wa maintained. Groceries were in moderate
request at steady prices.
AsHEs-Ssles Of 40 to 80 bbls. pots were made at
50 so Small lots were reported at . higher figure.
Pearls were made at So Is
BRE. psTpFFs-FiOur- The sales reached about 600
500 bbls consisting chiefly Of Western canal. Os-
wEgo. Michigan, GeDesee, &C., at So rs Q 8 81x Q
3 S71s Sales Of 400 Ohio fancy brands made at
So l23l Southern steady and sales OF 100 Rich
mond country we've made at SIS 66A; and 500 Peters.
bull City Mills from the wharf at SIS 621s. Wheat
Small saes of Southern reported private terms
Corn Sales Of COO bushels Of old mixed made
64c 5000 do. Southern white made on privats
terms; 200 do fat yellow sold 1t go and lot OF
new white Il 500 bushels) sold at Coo. Meal quiet
Rye remained at &C. yeew do, held at Zoe
Rye Flour Sales Of 100 q 200 bbls. were made at
So Ga
COTroN was firm, with fair sales.
LINE was quiet at Soc.
Provisions The sales of pork reached about 500
bills, including prime new at SIG and prime
ut $l4 25 old mess and prime continued Arm At Sa
turday's rates. Beef was firm at Sill rs $l2 for city
mess Lard was quiet There no change In
cheese or butter
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WBo SHALL DECIDE WHEN OFFICIALS DIsaoREI -
Some three weeks ago complaint tered at the
Willis who charged with violating the city ordi-
mn which forbids persons from exercising the
functions Of public cartmsn, without having q regu-
Mar license from the city authorities On being brought
nance and admonished against repeating violation
of II, and with such admention set ct large On
Saturday he was again brought up, and accused Of
the same offence As before. He confessed toe fact,
delis said that he bad not the money but that
his father was an uptown assistant Justice It was
under parental instruction that he had driven the
hores and that II the officer would 20 with him his
father would undoubtedly pay the fne. To this the
fathers residence The Justice, being applied to,
did not all inclined to comply with the requra
meDts Of the sggrieved Law, but, the contrary
pressed his determination to resist and threatened to
prosecute Mayor Hav-meyer for his interference in
Abe matter, at the same time abiding to certain
afsinine and swinish qualities pertaining to the
character Of his Honor Failing to get the oney, the
ofhcsr returned TO the Mayors ONCE, bringing the
young man with him. The account which the officer
gave of his interview with the up Justice did not
have the effect of the Mayor who ordered
the yonpg to be committed to prison for ten days
IN default Of the payment Of the fine Imposed SO
stand the matter at present What course the assist.
ant Justice will take what grounds he will bsse
his opposition to the judgment Of the Hsyor Jet to
- developed.
TARGET ErcuRsIoNs-Tbe Fulton Market Associa-
1ion were out on target excursion yesterday. They
bad nns day, and presented fine appearance As
bvsIness which called them out. Their uniform con-
seted of black and pants with hats OF the same
color; which attire, being relieved by white body and
cross bslts, looked remarkably we'll The Independent
Neptune Volunteers were also out on target
sion vestrrdy They returned late in the afternoon
With target board well riddled and trimmed Of with
hcysre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-09

DEATH OF DISTINGUISHED PERsoNAGEs IN 1885,
Morales, celebrated Mexican General, Novem-
Der 9th; Attorney General Bar ker, at Buffalo, New
York. January 9th; Commodore Ridley. at Bal
tlmore, February 9Th; ex President John Quincy
Adams, at Washington, at o'clock of February
I'D; Hon Henry Wheaton, at PROVE ence. March
l!th; Horatio Sprague, U. s Consul at Gibraltar,
March 10Th; Black Dog, Chief of the Osages,
March 24,h; John Jacob Astor, at New York,
March 29!h Sir Thomas Barring, Bart =, in Eng
land, April Sd; Senator Ashley, of Arkansas, at
Washington 5 Apnl soth; sxtMayor Chapman, at
May 18th; Thomas Steele, the Irish Pacificator,
4h; Joseph Lowering, at Boston, June 18th; the
Archbishop OF Paris, by assassination, June 22d;
the Elecuess of Bavaria, by the, upsetnng of her
carnage, June 23d; Judge Archer, of Maryland,
June 18th; Governor Skunk. OF Pennsylvania, July
10th; Samuel Fales. at Boston, August 9Th;
W ilfam J. Graves, Of Kentucky, August 9th;
Samuel w. Ipgrahanl, at Boston, August 18th;
Judge Tucker, OF Virginia, and DR.. ]. l.. Martin,
American Charge to Rome, Aug. 2sth' Mahommed
Shah, King of Persia, 18th; the Queen Mother of
Naples, Sept 18th: Prince Lenowskl, at Frank
fort, by assassination, Sept. 10th; Count Lambert,
the. Austrian General, at Pesth, by ASSASSINATION
at the hands of the Hungarans, Sept 9th; Jona-
Dixon IL Lewis, o. S. Senator from Alabama, at
New York, Oct 18th; Hon. Harrison Gray Otis,
at Boston, Oct. 18th; Brigader General Kearny,
at St Louis, Oct. 3lst; the VIscount Middleton,
III Ehg'anu, Dy suclue, NoV- ISL; Count Latour,
Austrian Minister of War, hung by the Viennoise
mob, Nov 9th; Major James Cochran, a Revolu-
tionary soldier, at Oswego. Nov. 7th Ibrahlm
Pasha, King of Egypt, Nov. 10th; Hon. A. d SIMS,
M G. from South Carolina, Nov. 18th; M. Rossi,
Roman Premier, by assassination at Rome, Nov,
10Th; the Duchess of Manchester, in England,
Nov. 2lst;. Lord Melbourne, in England, Nov.
oath; Charles Butler, M. p, England, Nov. 25th;
Charles McVean, u S. District Attorney, at New
York city. Dec, 10th. In addition to the above,
the Hon. jeremiah Mason and VIM Lawrence,
Esq, have died at Boston, Lord George Bentlnck,
in England, and Chateaubriand, in France, all
within few months, but the exact dates we have
not at hand.-Boston Traveller.
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LONGEVITY IN PRovIDENcE.--The following are
the names OF the persons who have died in this
city, during the pspt year, Of the age Of reventy
years and upwards -
Mary Matbewson, los Edmund Davis, o3; Mary
Low. s2 Mary CraDston, Of Samuel Currie. SO; Lu.
cy Dexter 8S Elizabeth Rogers, IS Zervah C, Sta
Piles, So Martha Campbell, 8S Joseph Gould, 81 ;
Han nah Yates, 81 Margaret Devn IS Joseph Spsn-
Ger. "a; Hannah Richmond, 81; Henrietta Simmons,
"a Penelope Williams "a Peter Whsley. 81 Eliza.
beth Westcott, SO Rhoda Greene, SO Sarah Eddy,
ford, 50; Ruth Howland, 81 Judith Peckham, so !;
Lethea Owens, so stephen Yates so Richard Clark
so Abijab Brown. 70 Hannah Burr, 10 Amey Dunn
70 Lydia Man Pearce, IS Jabez Weaver, IS Benz n
Hathaway. II; Mary Cooney. 70 Lydia Smith, rs !;
Susappah Hatch. 70; Ca barine Cole, 70 John r.
Ba)ch 10 Penelope Hoyt, 76 Violet slower, rs Su-
san B. Ross. 76 Jane Gilbert "a Nancy Hopkins "a;
Nancy Tillipghsst Z! Isabel Henry, "a; Deborah
Weedep, 10 James Martin. 10 Emory willard, IS (;
Lydia Ray, ~; Sarah Cook, 72 Sally f. Smith, n I;
Nichclas c Cushipg. II John Marsh II Petes Fla
nigan, 20 Catharine McKenna, 20 Journal.
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that the construction of plank roads, IN various
paris OF the country, ctlpg the interior with
the main lines OF railway from tn Hudson TO the
West and the North, are IN contemplation. In
addition to those already noticed. we find the fol-
lowipg:--From Binphamton TO Hamilton, to con-
meet with the Hamilton and Utica plank road ;
from Norwich to BiDRhamton, to connrct with the
Ere railway; from Bainbridee, Chenango coun-
be extended to Norwich from Norwich TO OK
ford from Fort Edward, Washington county, to
QueeDsbury, Warren county, connecting the
Glen's Falls and Caldwell road, at Glen's Falls,
with the Saratoga and Washington Railroad from
Saratoga Springs TO Schuy lerville from Syracuse
to Utica from West Troy to the Aqueduct, con-
meeting with the proposed road to Saratoga
Sprngs-books Of subscription for this road are
now open at the City Hotel albany Argm.
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CoAsrrNa AND FISHING BusrNEss.-The bust.
mess season for the Cape closes under rather un.
favorable auspices The coasters general thing,
have made poor summers work and Q gentleman
who IL acquainted with the subject. estimates that
onehaf Of the masters who took vsssels shares will
be unable to pay their bills out Of the earnings Of the
sesson. The dshermen have not done near a. we'll ~
they did last year. They have probably caught ~
many nth; but prices have been low that tn bust
pess has proved less profitable than many had b-en
led to expect A matter Of course other branches
Of industry have been unfavoraby affected BY tho
failure Of the coasting and failing business, Yar
mouth RSktHer,
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RUSSIAN MINERALS In these times of high ex
citement IN relation 10 mineral wealth, it may not
be uDlnteresting to state that gentleman Of this
city, Professor w. r. Johnson, has recently re-
ceived, by order OF the Russian government,
splendid and valuable series of the m ineras OF that
country, embracing some Of the rarer varieties of
mineral forms, as well as Of the rich and valuable
metallic Ores from widely distant parts of the EN-
pre- The donation is understood to be an ackRow-
Judgement ofimportant assistance rendered to GER
tain officers OF The Russian mining crops, sent out
to this country IN 1916, TO investigate the subject
OF the mining and use fanthracite and other Goals
II ~ an appropriate compliment, and was accom-
panied by letters which speak in the most uuequl-
vocal terms Of the high estimation Of the scientific
aid and cooperation OF Prot. Johnson. Washing
ION onion, Dec. 2S
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rpm srrAwurp WAnt,Sorox1

IPER BrEAMNNP WAmnNGroNl
ANTWERP Dec l6-Arr Meta, Rich. Buenos yrcs. Sid Al
bsmi n. kusfis, N Orleana
kaps, My Am vessel In port
BARcELorA. Dec 6-Arr Smiley Cool shIl Mobile.
BEIJAsT. Dec l6-b James York for Newry
BRISTOL Dec 10 Bid Por 0al New Oreans Tayorte
PicleDs do Gappes Chris ie, Savannah.
BORDEAUX Dec 12-sd Andre. Poschick, New Oreans in
portPass LANCE for New York SOON an Pierce do 3i
Do labory Tor New Orleans IS Two Fume Munch do ~
Carotts, st John for Pb,ladelphia 20 ~
BoRDGAUy Dec l0-(From the roads) Pre- scott Spear NJ
York; A'the mie, Solasee New Orleans 80 "
Morris New Orlesns -'
kanf; CIuha 6spgser, Charleston, -" -
CAlIz Dec Arr Potomac Lathrop York; Bertha Ode
do: Ards mas Sam son, do Tuscany, Prinos, do -
DEAL Dec e-Ar Adam Lodge Cooh, Antwerp for York;
VIM Mefcnf luk from Shields Phndelphia SD Aoor,e
mon Guthrie Mobile IT, Haickioncss OF Queensbafv from
Hull m aid for Savannah '''"
FLymthe, Dec n Sid shakespeare Coombs York. (pased
Ntrtb reand on l6) oIfs Sturdevant Lisbon; Adam
oose CooI New orlcans Kg ston Stephens New Orleans
tand returned 10Th Stnsd, Anwerpen, 0oyaert York
SBRsLrAR Dec-Arr Garnet Owen Antwerp and old for
'hes Aso' Green, facTno and old for York. T. Eloae
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Passenger Arrived.

stesmship washiugton-S Mills. Edward
Rupgc Mrs. Mark Miss Mark Miss Mart, SAUCER Johr
Iauquhein Jules pennas Eugene Robert. cerswerns
Dein Cordt Bsysr GustaPe eltor neye Behd Kock Mar
Isuer hr Misc Kavensh Miss But orn, Ken Busoh
and lady Bug. Oswad Mis- Anna Friedsr Raphael Buseh l.
ke BfrseGoh Mis- Rosae Bernhard Frederick Bohle
NJ. .ommcrs Carl sCm%ers BcI lady anS
Rat enbercb baskensoh i'd vclhor arnanh. Hi,s
schp id Mis- Columbia Hacke Miss CANDIDA aoke ls, Gre
kom Miss Jo eta Benedle Ms Cresen Caspom Ms Rar
BETA peder Miss Theresa Peuaser Mics Ursus Zyerste
CApiz-baxk Ccndtr-Ass A Canis, Rsymsns
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MARKETS ELsEWHERE,
STOCK SALES

BALTIMORE Jan 6G250 Mar, land sterling S. ST. $50 do do,
SlM lCOO Baltimore g. 80 100 90 do do 5O do 80
~ Balmo and Ohio RR Div Bonds So 100 do do 3d. 20 aha
armerb and Planters Bank 221; Bait
Rarosd % lO0 do do, ~; do Bait RAILROAD SlX
do do, 3l1a "
PHILADELpJuA, Jan. a-Frst Boord-S5OOO Penn SIS opg
14: 90 6dSnt 7oA; 1900 Schny Nav 6s 49, 33; SD
CITY o. e. ON Treasury Notes 6pe 1851; 400 DO, lOS 1000
burg BAIL 1875 rs do susque Canal do Schuy Nav IL
do North Bank l2 do Phlad Bank 49, ~ do Norris
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The Western Terian, Of San Antonio, contains .
legal citation by Jehn j. Giddngs plaintiff against
twenty.e'ght German princes, dukes, counts and
andgraves, and enc prinoess who are all made de-
fendant The snit 10 for 49, which 10 the balance
due for the cost Of surveying the whole amount being
$33,S6
An interesting case has recently been decided BY
Judge Wstrous of the United States District Court
sitting st Galveston. Thomas Toby sued David Ran
don on two prCmissory notes, amounting to $500.
The defendant contended that the money was not
justly due - the property he received for the notes
through Cuba contrary to the of Spain and taken
to Texas in 1885 in violation Of the laws Of Mexico
The ps milf cone nded that 1t the time Of the rsvo-
luton the negroes held in slavery their cond
ton was fixed by the Constitution Of the Republic Of
Texas Of 18th March, 1876 The Judge sustained the
plea Of the defendant, and gave judgment In his
favor.
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Married.

At Lockpert, Jan. Q, by the Rev Mr. Simpson,
SAMUEL T. HILLMAS, OF New York city. to Miss ANNIs
+. SEARS, Of the former place.
On Sunday evening, the 7th instant, at st Paul's
Church, Mr.. JAMES PARKER, to Miss LOUISA DEwLANp,
both Of this city.
Lowell papers are requested to copy.
on the 9Th Jan 1849, In New York, by the Rev.
William Morris, MI. CHARLES DoSMAsL, formerly Of
London, but now of New Haven, Connecticut, to
Mrs. MARY NEWMAN, of Naugatuck, Connecticut.
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NEWSPAPERS IN BosroN.--There are eighty.one
newspapers published IN this city. Fourteen are
issued daily, nine semi.weekly, and hty-eigh,
weekly.
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Cleared.
s SS,. VIM
BARK Bari! Josephine Rouitor san Francisco;
as stass. John Sra sr Ssss
Go hsn's Badger Peck CO. Emma
sehs Dshoa' FIsyiSsaes Senator Knapp; sav.n
Ssd Issi Gsald;T Pen.ssos victory Bunker SoS%ond
Steamship Warrington Johnson southamp
ton Dec ~ with %ds and Iaser gers 10 the Ocean Steam Na
Ia s % 1s ss r. hn The
% an 81 hs 'ss
o. r. Ion 20 the eap fenced hurricane which ragged with
his hurricane nom the southwest. and then suddsay
sus ss
s,ss sns light and s the forward wi.b
BARI t SsSs' SIitIHf days with vine
81 I'm nSwns blue red And ysUT With White .sa
R Bar 6,s t Mean. Mean. Philadelphia s..
master sb ut made ssrnegss hiss had strong saie had
on s;: as: Ts sss:s fs Sn the South end
a. s S t s, with ss,s
n, esn 11s 8 on ID S anchored on the bar u.
chain out 20" '''' WIN panied
SER IaisiIa. Sherwood. Boston
sssI nSsr PENN. oS :4 ssS Bedford
ssT D.ris :s ss %I;S H SrsT tsssss
schr John O Fsxop. tof Lubecl- Bridssport
6chr Warrington, WATSON Sullivan, Ne.
slosp sanuel Dayton Decher Virginia
Scoop Republic, soule, New Bedford.
Below.
Drs Tee Togo. from Para, with mdse, 10 x Coruins
Also, bark and 2bnga
Packet ships Northumberland London and Moptsyuma
from Lvtrp OIL reported yesterday paper hav
PILOT boat p''' 10 our new" ''''r BY some person from
The Ajax has &ow with the os Of both ton mass No
vessels In Aisht. ~
revenue cutter Ewing for California lies at Quarantine
nere Ia . large quantity Of drift Joe In the rivera
JANUARY s-wind. ~ sunrise. Sc; MERIDIAN do; sunset
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Admiral Brown, of the Buenos Ayrean squadron,
who had been for forty six years actively engaged and
had performed many distinguished and gallant SER
Vices under the Gag of that republic lately
TO pay short visit TO his native country beng
tive Of the county Of Westmeath). The gallant Ad-
mirsl who is In his 18th year and looked
Wen was on visit for some with Mr.. Seymour, the
ssrdinan Consul at Cove He has again lett for the
scene OF bis duties and deeply moved At witness
Ing the wretched and unpromisng condition Of his
native lsBd.-DaLiiH Journal
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Jonas b Phillips, E,q., Asst District Attorney
JAN. 8-Triai for Grand Larceny -Bartholsmew
Leith, German put forward on trial. charged with
grand larceny, In stealing rum OF $3.50 In silver coin
and slso watch valued ct So the property OF Andre"
Pinkett, . German, residing 1t 23o Second street
A. PINKETr, the prosecutor, being sworn tssnneo
that he arrived here from the old country in company
with prisoner, Whose psstsge hs paid; prise ner nvng
with vitness' daughter; they are not married prisoner
knew of his having the money, end where " was oePo
sited.
JOHN JOHNSON police officer Of the 18th ward testi-
ned that he arrested prisoner and found some $50 In
his possession; be told the officer that prosecutors
daughter know much about The money ss he (pri-
soner) did
LEWIS FrEsY testified that prisoner told him he had
NO money, bnt foppd purse containing sos, and
had about SIS elsewhere
In conseouence of the absence of some MAJ eral wit
nesr, the stands adjourned and will be resumed
this (Tuefdsy) forenoon.
Forfeited Becosnisances.-Robert uckley Timothy.
Kellogg Alexander Robinson, James Ross, Melis Ross
and William Buss ng charged with assault and bate.
~; and Henry Holt and James Casey charged with
larceny not having appeared their recogsnances
forfeited
The Court adjourned till eleven O'Clock, this
forenoon.
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BleSl.
On Thursday, the 4th instant. in the 4sth yea

On Thursday, the 4th instant, in the ASth year Of
his age, JOHN ID. HERTrELL, Of this city.
Of consumption, on the morning of the Sth instant
WILLIAM FURRY. In the 37th year Of his age.
His friends and acquaintance and those Of his bre-
Tiers Martin ana James Furey, and the members Of
tend his funeral from his late residence, 90 Broome
street. on Wednesday afternoon At three O'Clock The
remains will be taken to st. Patrck's Cathedral for
intermsnt.
Yesterday morning, Of smallpox, contracted while
in the dischsrge of his duty Mr.. JAMES B. JOHNSON,
His remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery
for interment.
On the Sth instant, at the residence Of General H
Storms Mrs LOUISA. wife of Lewis c. Segee of Bridge
port Connecticut.
Her remains will be taken to the city of Bridgeport,
for interment.
Suddenly, at staplston, Staten Island, on Sunday,
Jan 7, HANNAH MINTHoRNE GORDON, infant daughter
Of the late Archibald Gordon.
On tho 7th instant ROBERT MuNNIE, q native Of
the county Derry, Ireland, aged SO years.
His friends and acqusintances respectfully in
vted to attend his funeral on Tuesday, the eth, at
halpast two O'Clock, fromihis late residence at 165
Fourteenth street.
On Sunday, Jan Z, 1s49, of consumption, JOHN Me.
GRAHAM, In the 40th year Of his age.
The friends Of his brothers, James and Henry Har-
bnson invited to attend mis- funeral from his late
residence No 10 Dover street. Tuesday the 9th in.
slant at two O'Clock, P M.
AT Brooklyn, Long Island on Friday, Dec 20, 1S4s,
Mrs HANNAH TREDwELL widow Of the late Jesse Robin
son Esq., Of South Kngstown, Rhode Island, and
mother Of Captains VIM. J. and Sam. P. Robinson, Of
was the second daughter of Colonel Ray Sands, who
mmaDded . regiment under General Green, in tho
revolutionary war.
Rhode Island papers will please copy.
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SNIP NEWS NOTICE.

SNIP NEWS NOTICE.
Commander Of vessels bound to this port will oon-
fer favor upon us BY having all parcels papers and
rsporta intended for the Nev York Herald, ready for
immediate delivery to our news steamer, the News
Boy. She will board inward bound vessels in the W.
oinity Of Sandy Hook. Those bound to other ports,
whether foreign or domestic will confer additional
favor by forwarding to the Herald, through the mail
or otherwise ship news or papers that he deemed
OF interest to the community We viii gladly rscipyo-
cate the favor.
ceocHeHSecSee22HAHeNSS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Port OF New York, January o, 1870.
SUN Rnn.. &c MOON RISES. .....,..,.6 8
Sun skTS... ~ HIGH 8 81