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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-28

As re OOC1AAN ~ ONss
AZ Tohoupitoulas street,
" pQTters Of FRUITS NUTS, etc., have for sale
POWDER-A gency Of the celebrated American ChTys-
tai Powder COMPANY
RAlSINS-200 boxes NJ r and Layers,
CIERONS-lO0 boxes fresh Genoa.
PRUNES-In iRrs and fancy boxes.
ORGANISED bags fine Texas
CHAMPAGNE-150 baskets, various brands.
NUTMEGS-250 pOunda No. l.
LOBSFERS-Agents for manutao'y J. CaldWell& CO..
MUSCAT WINE-Ln casel and casks
FIGS-l000 drums. selected Smyrna
PEPPER, PlMtsNrO and RACE GlNGER-300 bags
ALMONDS-I50 boxes and bags Son Shell.
WINES-BOEt various qualities Is quaIeTc casks superior
old MedeiTa. in bond etc.
BRAZIL NUTS. PEA NUTS. Etc.
i BUTfER-aOQ kegs superior St Louis.
OLIVE 0IIs-200 baskets, pints and quarts.
BITTER ALMONDS--20 trails
CURRANfS-59 oaks New Aanle Cunantl. jsMM
CARRIAGE AdANUPAOTORY.
NHE Patronage that has been extended very bs
\ rally the last seven years, while on Com |-1
mou street. has induced us the last summer =
to erect large building expressly for manu- =
featuring and repairing CARRIAGES.
We have now Of the largest Shops IN the Southern
and the best Of maaas to build any style Of Carriage
pde and guaranty them two yaas, used n the eountIY
We also better prepared than beofeoE REPAIR
ING CARRIAGES land can restore them almost 70 their
original beauty and Durability although apparently worn
out and useless We wiz pay freight Carriages sent %
repair We will also keep hand ais0Itment Of EiY
and SECOND BAND CARRIAGES, which will be sold
low. Old Carriages taken in ade ioI New We ia.
Yte the attention Of those wanting NEW CAkklA AGES,
their Old ones repaired oa At our Mandatory and
Repository and judge for themselves at the CorRsg ii
q flaYIER a5id O4RCNlDELEI Streets nerl door %
the Office Of the Commercial Water Works, Of The 81
Charles Hotel. NI3W Orleans, =
my5 Ga d&W MATTHEWe q nENMAN.
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FURNITURE, MATTRESSES, AND FURNISH
ING MATERIALS, At Auction Prices.
IN MeCUTCHEON, 100 ST.. CHARLES Street. 9 doors
II. above Poydras--Keeps constantly :
on hand good assortment Of n EW =
AND SECONDHAND FURNE
TgRE, Curled Hair and Moss MA @G3A--s--4adas
TBASSES made of the best materials, which he is dis
posed 10 sell low be bought at auction for cash
REPAlRtNG of Furniture and Mattresses, and all kinds
OF JOBBlN done at short notice, and BY the best work
men Furniture packed moved and shipped with care
E9 New and Second. and Furniture bought. etc. etc
Jyl9 3m ID. MeCUFCHEON. log st Charles ST.
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LUZENBERG HOsPTTAI.,

GUTENBERG HOSPITAL,
Situated on the Pontohartrain Railroad.
FTVHE above Hospital for the fourteen years under the
4 skilfu and attentive management Of The lqte Dr.
G. A. LuzenbeFg Is open under the Of Dr.. j
RHODES, for the reception of patients. Nj
Terms gf Admission
In the UppeI WaTds-Ons Dollar per day.
In Private WaTds-fOm Two to Three Dollau per day.
Surgical capital operations will be charged extra
Within the large enclosure INSANE HO $PFfAIa,
devoted only treatment OF those afflicted with insanity
~ separate and distinct building iot Small POx and
other contagious diseases.
ForfuIther particulars apply to Dr. W. IRVINE, ut the
Hospital OrtO DR. J. RI 0DES q RoyaIst lie IA sm
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TSMIGRANTS TO CAIaIFORNIA should remember
IA that the next thing in Importance to that Of having
good supply Of PIoysons for the inner man, IS to have
due regard TO the wants Of the We diatincty
state that not selling coat but at low pfces
other house in the city; Those in want fCEOTHlNG
IN yited TO call at the cash store Of
JOHN SOUTHWEIL & co, "a CanaIst
fy13 dRW W Under The PIanfsrTi-Ffote
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J n . I'M y > q OUs9
Soda and Mineral Water Manufacturers.
ID ESPECFULIsY. Inform the public and their former
N customers that they have removed 70 129 GRdPIER
Street. corner Qf Car0adsie-heTa they prepared
boats, HOtels Bars and Private Families, for X poaOn
N. BA Liberal Discount allowed to GTOees and Com.
mission Merchants.
~ SODA WATER and MEAD furnished in
Fountains, hsrstnfoFe with and superior DrawinG
Annarafus Ru5 6ui
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Through in Seven and half Days-stags Travel
Reduced to Ninety. three Miles.
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SHOW 6h-6A1EAS
"A NEW and Improved SHOW EE-BAEH at the low
"A price Of 14-~cOmbning ShOCer Bad aud BGfhiHg
I9may be found at No. I52 Camp street also, Patent
FAN-CHAIRS, Of various patterns. For sale By
Mrs. l.. PAPE. 152 Camp street,
Opposite Lafayette SQUARE.
~ PIANOS TUNED AMI . 40 ~ a Good
Workman u1hW
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By the superior hHt-cass SteameFs-eayinR Mobile at 4
P. and arriving at Montgomery second day II A.
The line consists Of the following boats: SELMA,
Capt. Buuel; ARKANSAS. Capt. Owen; CLARA, Capt.
James, and SUNNY SOUTH, Capt. Walker. Pare
SS-Tme through ~ 43 hours. By the Daily Mail Line
COach--EaIe, S10-Time through. 40 hours.
MONTGOMERY TO CHARLESTON
NEW ORLEANS AND NV YORK MAIL LIEE-Via Griffin
Atlanta. and AuRuFta n
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NEW ORLEANS TO MOBILE-By the daily line of
In Mail Steamer, OREGON. Capt Hem CALIFOR-
MA Capt Reynolds and JAMES l.. DAY Can't Glib
eon leaving New Orleans at II O'Clock A. NJ and arriving
at Mobile next morning at s Ocl0ek.,.FaTe S5-Time
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THHE undersigned having been elected syndic 10 settle
up the afaiH Of the late firm Of G. r. SESSIONS &
CO, hereby gives notice to all persons ndehsd said firm
make immediate payment. The undersigned viii call
upon all those indebted $50 far he find he and pre
sent their bills and all that settled viii be placed in
be hands of an attorney for col Election.
He also Offers for sale the establishment Of the EVENING
MERCURY. The office Is complete in every particular
together with a first Double Cylinder Napier Press
gnaranted be equal any this city. The Peas will Be
sold separately if desired.
d&p7W If g r. SESSIONS, Syndo.
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Died,


In this city, on Tuesday evening, January q Mrs.
MARTHA BAlcH, relict Of the late Joseph Balch, Of
Providence, aged about 70 years.
The funeral will take place, from No. la VarIck
street. this afternoon, at o'clock
On Wednesday evening. January 3, Mrs. Avn ELIZA
CLARK, wife Of Abner w. Clark; also, ON Saturday
evening, the 30th ult THOMAS r. infant son of W.
and Ann Eliza Clark.
The friends and relatives also the members Of the
New York Lodge No l. o. Of Good fellows, also
Of Putr am Chapter, Order Of United Americans,
and Of the orders In general respectfully in vted to
attend their funeral from her late residence 1853 Dv
sion street, on Friday afternoon, at 2 O'Clock
On Friday, the 29th ult., at the residence Of his
father In the town Of New Windsor. Orange county,
N. ", ABRAHAM DELAMATER, late OF the city Of New
York, in the oath year of his age.
On Tuesday January 2, at the residence Of Gilbert
Hopkins. Ravenswood, / after q short illness, of
Inflammation Of the bowels, EMELrSE WHEELER WELLS,
in the eleventh year Of her age daughter Of Lsmuel
Wells, u s. Consul, at St Catharines, Brazil
Her remains will be taken to Greenwich Conn.,, for
interment, on 1hursday morning, the 4th instant
o'clock BY steamboat Cricket. Relatives and fre nds
are invited to attend tie funeral without further
notice. N. B. Steamboat leaves Cstharine street
wharf At o'clock. A. NJ. and returns the same dsv
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THIRTIETH CONGRESS.
SECOND SESSION.
Senate.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2 1919.
sharp and keen wintry morning. Large attend
ness of the morning hour, MIR JEFFERSON DAVIS, from
the Committee NJ litary Affairs in compliance with
instructons Of the Senate, produced the following
papers relating to
:. . AsPisw.LL AID co.'s RAILROAD PROJECT,
which ordered to be translated lin tho ofthe
two Spanish papers and the three letters to be printed
Mr. DAVIS ssked that che letter received by the
mttee, from Apinwali& Co., be read; and 1t read
for the Information Of the Senate as follows; 1910
Hon. JEFFERSON DAVIS, CHAIRMAN
rr OF THE COMMITTEE on MILITARY ATrAIRs:-
SIR:--We have the honor to Acknowledge the receipt
of your communication informing Of the resolution
Of the Senate insructng the Committee on Military
New Grsnada for the construction of railroad across
the Istbmus Of Panama. and the terms which the
nerohs disc, is secured to tie government and the
people Of New Granada, and OF the United States.
In reply We beg leave to cay, that che document
Senate, and which, probably, has by this time been
translated and printed contains most of the partiou
nads It is copy Of grant made June 9Th, 1917, by
that government to association OF French citizens
under tn. ,tyle Of the Panama Company. The com
pany having failed TO make the pecuniAry deposits
required as guarantee for the completion Of the
work, the grant, by It's terms became forfeited The
Executive Of New Granada having full power for that
purpose authorized the Minister Of that government,
mt here 10 nser the to such association
Gent guarantee Tor Tie fuinlment Of is obsations
BY virtue Of this authority tina minister Of New Ora
na da Transferred the same to u.s.
In the assignment tc the privilege granted to the
French company restricted by the reduction Of the
terms from ninety nine to forty nine years, and by
concsdipY to the government OF New Granada the
right 70 purchase the rcaA for its benefit Mt the
end Of twenty years from It's completion for the
Of i've millions OF dollars; ct the end Of thirty years
for Of four millions OF dollars and 1t the end
of forty years for tho Of two millions OF dollars.
Some alterations proposed BY us; bu. terms
xed for the Of the reiroad for the transit Of pas
seppers or merchandise either regards the govern
ment and people Of New Gransds or Of the United
States, the only provision that sohect being that
oontaiped in The grant 70 the French company which
f that the rates Of toll shall be uniform aud that no
shall be given TO the citizens mcvckandise
Sfapy nc country over tbose Of another.
The assignment, with the proposed alteration
which latter they require TO be ratified BY the Cen
ersss of New Granada, are contained in q separate
paper herewith submitted; and these, with the
original grant to the French company already before
abe senate, will inform you fully Of all the partc ulars
Of our contract with the government OF New Granada
We have the honor TO BIZ your obedie Mt servants
WM. II ASPiNWALIs
JOHN l.. STEPHENS,
HENRY CHAUNCEY.
The Senate then adjourned.
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'--. FoiltIcal Intelligence.
DR.. Francis Mallory is announced as q candidate
for CoDgrefs, by q wing Of the 10th Congressional
District " Virginia.
In New Hampshire the free sellers have nominated
N. B. Berry for Governor, and Tuck Tor Congress.
Gov. Whitconb, Of Indiana, resigned on the 9th
ult preparatory to his seat the Senate
Lieut.. Governor Cunning will ofaciate Governor,
ad interim.
Gov. Floyd, Of Virginia, was installed into Office on
Monday last.
free soil conven has lately been held at Colum-
bus, Ohio in which the Hon. E. +. Tappan. late u g.
Senator from that State, OF the prominent
members. The Buffalo platform was adopted.
William McComas has been nominated a. q caudi.
date for Congress- by the wings Of Kanswha district Va
John s. Roane has been nominated a. the Demo-
cratic sndidate for Governor Of the State Of Arkansas
On the 7th ultimo, Joseph williams was elected
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court, and George
Gre and J. Kinney Associate Justices.
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Married.

Married.
On the I'd instant, by the Rev J. G. Smith, Captain
LEANpER FREEMAN of Orleans, Mass, to Miss ELIZA
HAMM, of Portsmouth, N II.
On Monday, the LIST instant, by the Rev. B. Evans,
WILLIAM N. DUNNEL, to HENRIErrA T.. WAIT, oil Of
this city,
On Sunday evening" the 3lst ult by tho Rev. Mr..
Farley JOHN SrMrsor, TO Mrs Harriet A. CAMBRIDGE
both of New York.
Southern papers please copy.
On the Goth instant, at st. Johns Church, BY the
Rev. DR. Berran, Mr.. JOHN N. BRIGGS, to Miss ELIZA
PARKER, all Of this city.
At Brooklyn, L l., on the s1st ult by the Rev. Mr.
Gilbert, Mr.. GEORGE w. HOFFMAN, OF New York.
to Miss ELIZABETH JANE SMITH, OF Brooklyn.
At Brooklyn, on the I'd instant, by the Rev. Mr..
Stopford, DEsNIsoN B. MIDDLETON, Of New London,
Conn. to Mrs ELIZABETH POWELL, Of Babylon, l.. l.
Connecticut papers please copy.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

Krresrov, JAM. Dec THE business of the past
fortnight has been extremely dull. Flour-Receipts
sequently depressed; eco $50 bbls Baltimore have
been taken ut S2s per Dbl Stock ample, and the de-
at les; d.mand slow Bread Pilot continues st our
last quotations with heavy supply still at market
Crackers scarce Butter Irish is getting scarcs
vented az a lod. is obtained; for best quality in
tmsn kegs Lard parcel Of 400 kegs Of New Or
leans OF prime quality was placed at Cd per ID Ameri-
can ir held in abundance at Cd esd. according to
quality. The article is very dull Csudles.-There ia
no stock on hand sale Of 200 800 boxes has been
made at 3D. 3d., according to sizes-6s 70, Sc !2s
and 14s the most sale able sorts. Mackerel The
iDportatoos have been large, hut the demand IL good
and the article moves of quickly. No. command
20s., and No 2?s per Dbl Rum is dull Of sale, and
the stock is increasing 1t has been sold at Is Cd;
proof Fl, for consumption; equal to Is for exocr-
tation: Pimspto may be quoted at I'd per Id -
Goldfish The arrivals continue large and prices
declining Some Of the dealers who purchased very
Gently ut los Offering to cell at 9s Very lit
tie Of the Newfoundland cargo sold at @, has been
moved, and while this is 10 the market better sorts
cannot advance. One cargo has been sold here ut
1os for cashs for boxes Another sold here at
9s Cd fer casks and los for boxes third has been
sold for ouport lis for casks and lbs for boxes
Another Is being parceled At los for casks and
l6s. for boxes. cargo from Yarmouth brought los.
and 16s The market is overstocked with casks, which
eulcent for nearly two months nption; but
good white box ash Il wanted SalmonmNo com.
Stsele's 4slbs just arrived have been placed at lis
Pork-Saies of prime continue to be made at COS and
OF mess at 6ss prime mess has become unsuitable
Hams - Good and scarce are wanted, ana would COM
mand "a. ia. per ID. for American, ana 10hd for
English. Cheese = d. is worth Is. per Id. Amerl-
Az AS per half barrel for family with triinS d.
mand. Oil is in fair demand, and wanted. The last
shipments brought %. Sd q Is 4d per gallon. Lum.
white pine may be quoted at 72s sos Cedar shingles
are worth l6s per NJ but they are like wood hoops,
untalsaels Tobacco,-Two hossheaas leaf have been
ct Sd a SID per lb.
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hsr below dsmss,sd l4h. in . hurricane ssv,.x.,.
Oi.'s ;. ''A and cut q Ito
, ssss If. from .sa . ,ss Ban !.
ue bsasb On sr. dsmsss In hull She hauled
M s.f 70 hat she be
'N''~~ -sss cI Pc manent rspsira
-" Spoken.
Steamship Massachusetts, ooa hence (Nov 10y for California
Nov q, about lat Is Ion 3D.
Sors,gn Porss.
BOMBAY Nov 2-shp Frances Whitney, Fsk for China 10
Oct A bark. M,rs,.ss
savsnssh via 90 tris 0Iegan, sYs' Rio ja,eirp p,r.
G ss Us1 FIT
end ids,s; tame t. H,%, ~ Salem de n. HAM for
York. Bertha of Luek, Cal for New York and Others as
BASeoR Dec A-shp josiah Quincy Sow Bos on. ab 1t
Fnisro1 Dec Newton Ho~es for Charleston roeay
CAIcrrrA al-sLps orsa sOsbIe. hence at Keig
Bottom % bark. s,sonSs for ran" with
s% cau h for Ssns0s sp Ans G r
Day fer Boston befre reported dismassd, in the river
'y 'eis~as,R Wright Jr Pises TO- Lin rick to dis
charge proceeds thence Palermo Arr 6h Br brig Lord Mel
DEAL, Dec brig Mary Ellen Einand N,wcatle. Bos
TAYAL Nov 2sBa 'apea Shelley. Bossc few days.
G,ncae Aoi from hr 0sway repaired and nearly
Dec sshp Ecre Cross for sumara. only Am
Dec 10 ship Versailles Hast ELL for Boston, ds brig
ktyine ro~ n. ier Char.est n 90, ~. p,u,,,. m
Az beo orr s'I. ihs.'s psnhs inn9siPma' @h|
III, MARY mynamn ao rem Vossg.r pTane new i0rk
BULL peo z,biouiers, -, tesor,eo mnr,en, y ,: ~.
LNEspooi, Dec lo-Shp Cheshire HitchcocH for BOSTON,
Llmsnicn, Dec 3 Sid bark N.rma, Smith. Sicily
ten9hN. Pee sep Sering Soyel' 'Sr Samars ropT
tatks hare I9te nhs vo fnney IL lorK, Iox old
io banks hisaes prague NiorS; oth sami Inomas 80
per Ipern'o aho bot .. o.,
s%HssrI,rs De, Barks southerner Mayo, for Boston,
tn.t oreansls. .o,h; True MAN. hoane LOT raermo
MADRAS mot bomoayl YET ~ mot 1isl-ad snip Sur M
te.re Mettta., nj, -
,misslNA nov HLnark Le!hnto naear ior New r. sth
"a an is'b bark rev Worlt Crsweli do sth 6hs Al
MAIis onith bostoh roV w pArk solomon ripper Cary if
NV i,IhI p. D.. r., 49,, o,. 81.
Nuw DiEP Dee li-bafx iheuS ROSTER ir orieans VIM
bound. o ~. "a :, ST.,
ntF GREAT ohMRphAp Dec TO- at II Aaship Enserpnze'
"il.io,ir' IN >ew 9rK lN.v 1ol ,or aNsrrooi >,u =,
rALEh NO pee '-narH Aseno1s: weoster ior Ntork dg
Org eVeie oeier RON oaway Just arr 20 loaa Ior Nrh
only Awe'icsn vtses Also secsn BAL Anonime Tor New
ORLEANS ia Francesca for d.. lds Sid Nov 3 harls 10
ioim a en-, NiIk "a n o'ig IIenn rman b.sson 9TH
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Another Letter from Gen. Taylor.

BATON ROUGE, La. Dec. 8, 1S48.
GENTLEMEN II have received your most cour eous
nvit alton dered in behalf of many Of your fellow
citizens OF Pittsburgh to visit that city my way
Washington.
1t viii afford me much pleasure to do So provided
have time after tIansaoting my private business in
Kentucky Icontemplate if possible, passing through
Pittbufeh but SHALL in good time. communicate to
you the certainty Of my movements beyond Kentucky
Please accept for your fellow izsns my most gcate-
full thanks for their congratulations.
IL am gentlemen, with much respect and regard,
Your most obd't serv't,
u. TAYLOR.
MeAsra Walter Forward and nthera
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R,cx-Far,hsr sales 100 casks, ct So % 1Sx per
leo he
Sp,crs.-Ibsrs has been . movement in Pimsuto
On soms SEQ bags Jan sica have changed hands for
EXPORT 1t $40 ca.h short price. which Ia lover
WHALrBoEr -Sses of south See were made ct 25k
WHsxEY-Prces for Ohio and state Prison w-rs
upsettsd and DO sales sufio,eut made to indlcste
market price; Csc wss asked for drudge.
WIxKs-Sslss were made of 80 ar. cssks Port, st75c
800 usu.i, time.
THAlrnokn The market IL quiet At New Bad.
ford II is the same The stock in the counry $685.
sou lbs, sgsinft b43 500 lbs last year.
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.


BALrmeRE jan q $luto Maryland Ga 81 f25o Maryland
STERLING $50.
lTnILAurYaIA. Jan. a2i5 Grard Bank, IL; 100 Morris
Csrsl 9 1916 Garden and Amboy Railroad Bonds $751; so
Whining on Railroad 6s n, 10, Vckshurg Rarosd 1875 NO
U. g. loan 6 81 l0S; b1s0 ditto. 1913; 500 s. Bank 81
2aOTxss IT. Notes 49, % Mechanics Bank 26k 81 Plant RS
Bak. Mississippi IN; 500 Cine natl Boz d. IS 9o 1000
q sou Sch Nav 6s ssh so State o.. aI1s asi H.
Second hf00 Treas Notes ls n City 60 rs 9S
MUspMk "a 29s he. Del Canal ss 81 81 2r@ Sch Nay
G4 rs vcssturg Mr., ls1s; Penn RI, 81; u Mechanics
Bank. "a. 49,
HosroN Jan 2Rroker Board4 shares Boston and Maine
Fsroad 3D. 1 IL do BostonsId Worcester Railroad LOG
do Conn ard Fa,fum psic Rivers Railroad, int 80 do
vrp Central Railroad ~ do Western Railroad, lOl
co. State Banf, b1%.
NEW BnpFoRp OIL MARxkr-For the week ending
Janusry l. lS49-Sperm The market has been quiet
the past week. ssle Of 200 barrels made the
day Of last not relled, at 1910 gallon since
which have heard Of no transactions. The market
is very firm Stock hand In the country, 10000
barrels, against 300 last year. Whae-The sales Of
the past week embrace parcels Of $50 barrels ordinary
at $50 500 barrels do. understood at 34c and 800
barrels hs dsoms South Sea- at 36c Stock hand In
the country 81 600 barrels against 20 500 barrels last
year. Whaebons- We have heard Of no transactions.
Stock in tie country 994 500 lbs against lbs
last year.
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SHIP NEws NOTICE.

Commanders Of vessels bound to this port, will con.
fer favor upon us by having all parcels, papers, and
reports inter ded for the Neo York Herald ready
immediate delivery to our news steamer the News
Boy She will board inward bound vessels In the VI
entity Of Sandy Hook. Those bound to other ports,
favor by forwarding to the Herald through tho mail
or otherwise ship news papers that be deemed
Of interest to the community. We will gladly rsopro
cate the favor.
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s~~~~~>-~-~~~~-~~~>~>-
:Ss s sns s:::.TT .SHs s .s.s
Cleared.
shpe-St Denis (pkt) Howe, Bavre. Boyd Hnckon War.
rem layton GLASGOW Durham Dim Louvre weei Charles
Esrk-CarOlns, Godfrey, Charleston. Durham pimon
CS,s,s sw San francfS Gaiss. HerIico
hnsriss COthsal Co; Napoleon, Holnes Key wcs
seh;Th,s Br) Mcdonald. Halifax Ms ueEvsr, Eudor.,
leland Garden Key Nesmith va l Judith lard Anderson.
aG ao ws,eo fyasr BOSTON, Roscius Hathaway. Taunton;
sioOpsJuno Aisu Providence President Frsbee New Hs-
Arrived.
big oisa1sr Rowe snaioa days with &c.
70 r. ls no Am , vsse . Dec u.s. Of the
s.n hs wa yesterday aernoen at anonOr 10 miles
Bra.A brig Ehs stusts BssbsSces Is days. in baa. to
Bril- nsd.cn N,hsr Savannah 10 days with cotton. &c. to
to ooy .r G ' NC Tss De fso % Sa
s,perered continual ,ucesion Of gales during the passage
Manchester rusts Rohrnead-is At anchor under the
Reb.ccs wosan Ps.crbmsis at anchor oussde tho
scir Mishiqsn. Terry baltimore
ssr ni ss ss: Sqs
*; EE.;y.ssss dIss f s'.ssSsS
ssr 9 Psnse an G's siy,,s rsssywp'
Bohr Delaware Holbrooh. 1homsston.
schr Aontezuma, Bailey, Fsirhaven.
Sloop Z nawlena Jones' Providence.
sloop Radiant, Dayton ProvideIce.
Below
British lrg Mary Ann, Of Halifax.
Sailed.
Paetst chip Columbia vpoo banks Ocean Bird, CALIFORNIA;
Isabella st Crox Dana Apalachcola; brss Francis
Jusr CA Belfast BsrbadotG Jefferson St Jago de Cuba ship
Montreal, Boston; and others
The News Beg reports that two full r1gcd hrgs topau
scbr at chor 10 miles from tho Hook the night
q the "a int but we're not in sight yessrdsyhsy prob
inward vessels sight at sunset Is mes Sc Of tho
Hook
.JArvAny 3-wiad. ~ sunrise NV meridian. NV; SUNSET
NV.
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,Cspd.n and Amboy Railroad Company stepped over
Hoard Fat WaIpu ut street wharf last evening, whue
stt< ptipg to go board the stssmbo't Balosten,
n CON PAM with the captain OF that boat The latter
les ptd in the water after him. and bota rescued
but the old man able survive the shock and
he died q few hours afterwards. =. r- -
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7 LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING In TIE NEW YORK
IL Post Office December 81, lS48
PUBIIsHED PAPER HAVING THE LARonS1
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