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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-19

by Church Hill Z;
To hatcher by m, 80 miles,
And back between . . m aod p m Monday and
Thursday.
Sill From vieksburg m, twice week, Tuesday and
Saturday
Bv Waren,on, New Carthage La, Grand Gull.
Miss, Rodney, Matches, vidals, Red River Landing,
ST. Frsncisvle Baton Rogue. and Donsldsonvilie
To New Orleans by p m Thursday and Monday, so4
And hack between m Tuesday and Saturday, and
2pm Thursday and Monday
STA From vicksburg a, m, times week, Monday,
"Wednesday, and Friday
By Warrenton
To Willow Springs by m, % miles
And back between 9 a Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday, and p m same dsys.
s7ls From vicksburg ats m, once week, Monday,
TaIlula G. H.. Miss, Lsks Providence, La, Prince
ton, Mi, Grand Lake, Ark, Point wor,hneson,
Mi, Grcsnvls, Columbia, Ark, 0sinss's Landings
Bolivia. Mi, and Victoria
To Napoleon, Ark, BY am "Wednesday. aso miles /,
And back bctween . m Thursday and I'm Saturday
Bids Cor two trips week viii Be considered
STA From vioksburg at - m. trwsekl, Monday. Wed
nesdsy, and Frdsy
BY Cardiff and saisrsia,
To Yaz,o City by IN next day, rs miles,
And back between IL m Tuesday Thursday, and sa-
turday, and = NEXT days.
Bids for semi weekly service between viehshure and
Benton, via Cardiff Mldse. Clsibornevlle. sssriia,
and Lincoln, through in "a hours each way, viii lie
considered &
57l5 From Canton q; m, trweckiy, Monday Wednes
day, and Friday
| BY Hsndricks's, Benton, and Ebcnescr,
To Lexington by 4 m days, ~ miles,
And back between 8 p m Monday, "Wednesday, and
| Friday, and a next day.
Proposals 10 g. BY Frankia snd Rehlsnd viii Be con-
| sidercd
Also commence al jackson. Also, proposas to run
i six time week q far a. Benton.
57l6 From Canton q, week, "Wednesday,
by Mslisonvic, Dcnsonsowp, and Ludlow
| To Hillsboro' BY sp m, a. miles,
/ And back between and p m Thursday.
With second weekly Trip ss far as Msdiscnvills lsav-
| ing Canton at m Saturday, and Msdisouviils .,
IL m. through each way In two hsurs
57i7 From Benton At m. Universally. Tuesday, Thurs
i day. and Saturday.
| To yszco City BY l03 m, 10 miles
And back between a ard "A . m same days
| Bids for sin trips week viii b. considered.
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Died.

On Sunday morning the Gath inst, MANI widow Of
the late Erssmus IL wis, OF painful Illness In the
6sth year Of her nge.
The friepds and relatives Of the family AMI also Of
her sons Abraham W, Philip r.. and Richard v, and
ALEC of her son.inlav, David Britt invited to
attend her funsisl on Wednesday next at o'clock
ffom Der late residence. No. King street. Her re-
int,rmsnt.
on Monday evening. Nov %, Mrs MaHr. J. THoRSE
wife Of r. v. W Thorne In the Ssth year Of her age
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend her funeral this afternoon at 80 o'clock from
her late residenee, No az sands street, Brooklyn
Nov rs, Of Group, the daughter of John and Mary
oxsr. eyed years, IL months and day.
The friends and relatives q the family respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral to morrow after
neon at az O'Clock. New York pilots invited TO
attend.
Nov 2s JoHr RErp.
The friends and acauaintnnce Of the family re.
specifically invited to attend his funeral from his late
residence no as Attorney street On Thursday, 2sth
Nov. &c BsraRp M.Ss,s, in tn. 4lst year Of his
The friend, and relatives Of the family are requested
20 attend the funeral this afternoon at o'clock from
bis late residence 13s Forsyth street, OF De-
lsncy.
Nov. rs, suddenly, Captain g. NonsrAo, Of Swedish
bark Oden.
M. fsp ds are uy invited to attend his ia.
neral on wednesday the 27th int at o'clock, N
from the Bsthsi Church, at pier 10, North river.
Nov 20. Mrs McCossIcK.
Her brother. James, Fdmopd and Michael Tracy and
the friends ssd acqusiptances Of the family are
rpectfuly invited TO attend ber fun rel on Wednesday
afternoon ct q O'Clock, corner Of water and Pearl
streets Brooklyn. Her remains will be taken TO Flat
bush
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reference was made in il to the Mu squito territory,
which, Chatiield7 and Bulwer contend, acknew-
lodges the identity of the savage breechless king.
MANY of the free sellers, the National Era editor
at their he ad think of running Colonel Benton for
President, without regard to national convention
of the democracy. In such an assembly the two
thirds rule would prevent his nomination. The
reesoilers calculate largely getting the electo-
raj votes of the free States for him, thus sc curing
his election.
The old theatre, near the Union office, is uader-
going repairs. for Jenny Linds vocal performances.
1t will seat three thousand persons The roof is
nearly completed. Two sets of hands, to work
day and night, will soon be employed in the inte-
rior of the edifice, which will be in readiness for
the concert by the 10th or 18th Of the ensuing
month. We may expect visitors from the North
and West, TO hear the Nightingale; and snug lit
tie harvest Of money will, no doubt, be realized.
The intimation to General Campbell, that II
would be agreeable to the administration If he
would retire from the Havana Consulate, was sug-
gested by the Spanish government, which desired
the Generals removal He has been appointed a
Commissioner for some purpose, which we do not
now recollect. The office is higher in grade than
that of Consul; but the salary of the one is not to
be compared with that of the other.
Both chambers of Congress are fitted up, and
ready for The noisy occupants. We have heard OF
the presence in the city of Messrs. Holiness Vinton,
billiard. M'Dowell, lCabell, Evans, of Ohio, and
Taylor, of the House of Representatives; and
Messrs. Smith, MaDgum and Bell, Of the Senate.
Members always begin to drop in, and then pour.
CAPITOL.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

NV lohx. Nov. 26-6P. M.
AsHEs There vas less hTmness In the market for
pots. While pearls were unchanged The sales sEgrs
safe lz0 barrels at Sc IL tor pots and IS III fo<
pesrls
Ppt.bsrrrrs-Flo,r- There was increased heavines,
in the msrit for the low grades OF novr TO day snd
for descriptions carter prices we're acceptsd.
The demand for State for Investment IL less active
and limited for the Esst The supply Of Western
brands not large, and the quutatiors give, In
last we'll maintained some 1000 barrels
domestic charged hands. at 81 lsA 81 81 for No.
s4i5s - S1s for mixed 70 fancy Michigan and rood
Obio ard 50 SIS Oetz for pure Gepesee In southern
We have no alteration TO notice The receipts we're
lisbt. with tses Of 600 barrels, at IS fb12f for
mixed to straight brands; and IS rs IS rs for fancy
RE Flor quiet and heavy with sales 81 Zoe bar
rtls at SO cay. Corn Meal was Ices plenty, sndrather
himsr with tsss Of loo barrels Jersey ct SO 06 80 H.
The MARKET fer the common qualities Of Wheat was
lower, and heavy for ALL descriptions. Prime vas
prime Gen,see at 81 1ss 81 n 0co bushels mixed
Ohio at ~ o. and "a ooo bushels Canadian At 81 05
VI CO. Rye was more plenty and lower. The sales
reached llCoO bushel, at rs 1sc closing heavy at
the inside price BARLEY remained In limited supply,
and held above the views Of purchasers Dots we're
lees plenty end tribe better Sales Of Northern, at
40 &c and Jertey, at az 45c. Corn vas less buoy
ant without change In figure. Some 5000 bushels
told, at 81 CSC. for Southern: 90 62k for
yellow
CoFrEr There was more doing N unchanged rates
The ssles IN bfsced 3cOO bags Rie AZ los, IL Ne:
and co bsgt 81. Domingo. Vt fuii prices
Cor1oN f. The tsles TO day about 900 bales as
far q. r, portsd on Change The Europa's arrival At
Halifax bsirg premsturey announced at that period,
.elers wit hdrew their ssmples.
rrnof Tn A - a~fnw
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gyt Cs. s.nv ssmU hip ohp.Gon
lazy Ms: 2insr Mis-. Is.. sSs ss. son ana
Ms Ms ana
iss. s:.T s G.i Pin. .aa Ri.
w vain krJ Smith and CHILDREN; s.n.'i Dante.
ssi, sSs
' wsisS h. s Ts sis'ss sssn.
ES,sSs0s SSs,T, Ms F.s.' Weller
ssT sr, Is H..
ksss. lady and sss HI PseSSsn " Wslis l.sy and
Iais,s9 Mrs. Wsssr sps ;on Richie Gee Denny
stuart: t' s JoS9,cn. ss;hs. v H,5T:sn,
s1s: M GS Srs n b. a g1sis
su:ss Oyer Rich. Th,rI.on, NJ Ashslor, Jenkins;
ea isiIs ss'
sana,rsll and niece Lamar Miss Brown. Mr. v Peel
T,.Sss and '.0 female ,sry.n,. DslI'eh,.. sissy
Luz. o stosi. Turner. Cook Q n johnson. Con
iSs NJ R1sRsy s' s
WI
snrscS s,,sS, k,msis . J p.In s' .ns
sassIssI WMassii. W white. 5 II Hit A sawyer. }
oCsassrsT 7s,ssS.sip Ghsrssss-css. W Brown; Aw
Ss'' n fs, cSa aSsSs D. .s
sI Ss'T sosG r. apS :sry.n S% sps nr
Feline, svsetlsr Hu,ehins,, p Hsnshsw csorgs
,ss fisn, sf' s..sa cissds ,'i S'
Lyon Kostnton C.rpenier Can snta
Mrs Staples. Mrs Ayres ard ehld, u staples II
BouGhon. Meyer. 3lsutstein, Sehoss, Lasintky
Jevett FINLEY, weldon, Bemas n II stein, Chas
Tylcr WIN spos, Mitchell. @ Bromley xr rurndsid.
n DunninE, Beehe. Lawrence, n Brien, Gris-
void, X enook nance, T q Bsnee, N Williams James
Johnson, Willtrc, Peter Cook, slks, Ruisel.
rstierton nr Days John 1srlsnF rener Basbsnder;
Hersn, O Nevsll ID ueran. Willis kascal Mason W A
Benedict, klitk Parsons Jcs Hawey Hunt,
Geo Kerr. Burger, jos snydsr w whppe. l. Blair.
Cotk, LsvAnrtr A spauldns. Fheronore, J Lee, n
hthar Rush, Thta Duran, John Ryan. Cuttis. VIM
snt Dsisrrett Burro.es Hsmor; Walters,
Lyon Carroll, kasou Parker fsrsens, jordan.
Davis, Merrivsfher N williams, T smith, Chas
Dow, W thin. shsavs, John adler King. Chas
1sweg. W Witttck. Arspdsli, willard. A
Carter, Randall. n Bean, Henderson Farrethe,
cifors, W David, A Ford, Drvry. Hangs, SHAW.
kauhan. Dcrmer. A kongsn. Briggs, Jameson. "
Abrams. u Kahn, Y CLARK. nunnewell W Warrington.
y Norman. n BrrEs A n Mann, Lake. J Tounss Mills NJ
Wtntov, Mr. Jenner. Bond. white, Brewers, Lew
IL. n Bschcneer Conover, shorter.
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Our Philadelphia Correspondence.

PHILADELPHIA, NOV. 70, 1900.
Jenny Lind Trial of Mail RobbUs-Suicide-
accidental Death.
Miss Jenny Lind is about to revive the enthusi-
astis nature of our population, by arriving here by
the line from your city, about six o'clock this
evening. She will, on this occasion, land at Wal
nut street wharf, with the other passengers, and
not diseppont the great curiosity of the public by
disembarkirg from a special boat in Kensington
She is TO occupy rooms at Jones' Hotel, but her
private apartments are to be further removed from
the hustle of Chestnut street than on her former
visit. The parlor fronting Chestnut street has
been appropriated to her use, and a magnificent
piano, from the Philadelphia manufacturing COM
papy of Messrs. Lame, FELTON, ~ Co, has been
placed there. II 60 American birch, and has he
dolce campagna attachment, with an apparatus tor
turning over the leaves of the musC. rosewood
piano, which she used at her former visit, nas seeh
transferred TO the room OF Sgnor Benedict.
The trial OF Thomas Brannan, James Bell, Tho
mas Neitch, John Mccartney. and Robert Me-
DowelI, charged with the robbery Of the U. s.
mail, on the 18th of October last. was commenced
this morning, in the u. :. District Court, before
Judge Kane. The indictment has five counts,
charging variously the stealing, robbing, embez-
cling and destroying the contents of certain mail
bags. The principal witness for the prosecution TO
prove the guilt Of the prisoners, is Isaiah Downs,
who, on the occasion, was spy upon their move
nenis. The defence ~ conducted by Messrs.
Gwnn, Mclntire, and VIM. @. Smith. They rely
upon an oiiti, aud contend that on the night al
luded to, the prisoners were all so much ntoxi.
Gated as TO have been ply sically unable to have
carried on such a nefarious trsnsaciisn. The
Court is still in session, and VIII probably get
through he evidence for the defence before ad-
journiDg.
Our Philadelphia merchants are preparing to
have a grand goriiicetion the arriva Of the first
Liverpool steamship in our waters, which will &C.
cur about Christmas, when the City OF Glasgow
is expected.
About day light this morning. the body Of an I'M
known man was found hanging on the limb Of a
Tree, near the canal locks, west of the Schuy kill
river, above the wire bridge. The body was
quite warm, though life was extinct He
suspended by a couple Of handkerchiefs tied to-
getber He was gentetlly dressed, had his coat
butoned up close 10 the throat, and his boots had
evidently been recently polished. There were no
marks OF violence. and IL was evidently a case Of
suicide He s said 20 be man known a. Jew
John, who used TO peddle segars, &c, about the
whafvtR.
John Henry Apier, lad nine years Of age, was
killed yesterday afternoon on the Willow street
railroad. He fell rom the back Of a car on which
be had been riding.
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With barb vhs.is Ana: os Ses for Ssss:s.. r:
~ &: s..s 81 Me-: Of q.
land
s siss !: s
Co; vessel to Nssmith Sons
s.s Nancy sT Power. Cork Is days. with iron and IS
Brig Arion tBrI Rookie. Smyrna 7, days. with wool. 10.
Speed tBr Ryssen. Turks Island II days. with SALT
Brig Scotsman iBrh Field xatanrss II days with sugar
Brig Nstallue. Plumer, Gardiner. s days
sehr splendid tbrl Burrell AnsuillA Il days. with SALT
sohr Bent. Means, JasisOnvs HY. days. with tim
sehr Jc.eph. james. Florida; days. With lumber.
sssr r. n,,hsr' And.syS phihl.SsphiA days.
ssST S Tn fsf ns n ps; P Bn.s
ss ssr ssSss Hs1ns asaso E.iils say
sssr s,sph; sS,c Wa.n hiSTS ps ss,
schr Lady Jane Van Cake. squam. 7days.
s sssr fnms bs sR.i bai a,.
sehr Cicero zero, Baker, philadelphia days,
sohr williams, Trsosiey. kossnbsrsh. ct.
schr Nail, HstseIi. Virginia 7cr New Haven.
sS1 s.. snis h
SIR TlyI.SsS Rock stacey, Bet BS;.on d.y
s:s. T:as:s isSisss' Phii;:;iRSi:
schr Isaas W, Conklin: Egg HarsOr.
sioOp TesunssS CroveI Provdsnes 2d.y. for Charles
sioop Return, FurSuson, Barnstsbis. 2 days
Two bris'' unknown. s.,i.S.
Steamships Ohio soheack for Havana Cherokee winde,
for Chagres.
Nov sS-winl during the day from tosW.
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Ds,s: .s ss: si ssss
SsY s' M for s s' H GR
e; 5::': s: ~:
s Es.ssI En- c rsE Gem SsssA T..ssp
T.sae.s;, ca: Issss?: sssss:s a:nisi aif
bss!ss.s. 10: ssia -; !:ii:s Cosy x,s:s,
:;s.: $: ','.', A..'.
mi; 'i
sasdrs getting under for the city. The pilot
s aid. :ss AT. Oh IL: Sss
S s ss ~: sr s:D
sn ss.rsss VAR sSr. Hs.ss
S,S esS S. sa:s
Rse Rio jsnsiro soirs co.h Porter Bra.os 81 Jsso
'is CID s,.
wi...iels Is.hsr St cI0iIi George washington tsrI
HswroaT. Nov FAIR sohrs Monitor. wash.m for New
Ps1a 81 aGf ''0D' Republic and
al-AIr brig Csnhdsnss B.beoel. Havana.
Hsen. for Y. R!sr; sehr. foriuss conwsy TYeri for
Washington for Boston, Sea MARI Hsrrin.n. NYorf ioi
sehr Token. Baker. Albany sloors Elisa, I'd
ward. Albany for Southport
xSi.n SSsri rass.sd s:s New M.
srwsaSsonr. Nov ssi scST. fna:psaS:nos Knight
Baltimore Empire. Dixon. and Vulture Watts. Phladsi-
Nrw BEpyoRn, Nov 22-Arr sohr Austin. Pool IS days
f's. Ava Gilfi i ADAM. ss:in 9:ss s4 Baltimore.
Below Eastern topsa schr lumber dsn md two fofe
S4SrusTIl. Nov sC"Am :sSs Palmyra Fitzgerald. New
MY HAVEN. NSv aass-Arr 'chrs osls Hunter. Turks
r.n wss. ssfs
% IN HY ;shH'
on, wheaton. harlem; steamer Vulcan. Coz NYoIi.
:sei .ose. fa.s
b:sss Roger N se
slS :shIs IssSsll, WiIi.n Jas ssIrsts Ray and Tut
rem Levi: do Lssndsr, Nishsrssn. Albany siOop Com
,O RIiscSSs: FAR :sh, Wave gSvl..d NYorh Sid
ee Capt Davis to csasssn for :Sss: Ola
sisto, from Phi.dslPhis for Nevburyport Mary from
fS..sars Ssy PAR brig Res.r. r..e.l r..ryn.a
yshn Dunl:F baIh' octaviA Diligence; brig; Henrietta
'lG ss VIM Mount a..,ir: ,A.. Apollo
French NYcIi' TssS%'sh cIs.:Is cIsIis..o1 c,,...
.. s sss s. .. ca '
vineyard sound 80. :shi Alexander q Norfolk
RonSosp Nov A-Arr sohrs Nsy York sn.sk; Lenity
wooe and ovoca' Hopkins NYOrk- Bid sehr Mary slra
Ns. snA., bark e G.s.ss 1...ai.... y.
Boston. Below sehr Ninas from NYOrh SID bark Lady
Knight. Cht kte boefon.
27d-Cld Fr chip Oliver, Oher, Havrs.
sALEM, Nov z-Arr tsiks Tom Corwin, Bates Zanzibar
Miupga and st Heena brgs Sea Bird Curtis
&C. for Portsnd sohr. heress Moore TURKS Island via
Gloucester for Belfnst Victory Clarence Georgetown DC;
h brgs Aston. Pierce Philadelphia thas lost 81 tone
GOAL OF dech Brazilian Hodgdon, do Monticello. Clifford,
do for New schrs Jas Bliss Hatch, Philadelphia;
Tear Sutton do for Ip.vich; HARRIET Newell CoomSs do
for Cordels emith New ark Ann Denman.
Perry kYoTk Cabinet, and Mary Ann Nvork for BANGOR
susan Rose. Cbaense and Gen Warren do for Portland;
Boxer. Baker fer rYerk
WARREN, NOv2l-sd sohr Chas Huise, Dayton. Phiis-
delpkia.
wIscAssEr Nov 22-Cd shin Ontario Holmes Charleston.
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Our Baltimore Correspondence.

BALTIMORE, Nov. rs, 1850.
Progress of the Ant, Reformers-Arrsst of For.
g1-Late Detalcation odd Feiows' Hau-Des.
truetipe Fire, &c.
The Reform Convention of Maryland, from pre-
sent indications, will prove complete abortion, as
il is now thought that majority of the members
are opposed TO all measures of practical reform.
The first act of the convention to elect pre-
sident known to be strenuous opponent of all re-
form; and his first act has been to stock all the
important committees with antireformers. The
opponents of reform are, also, endeavorng to pro-
tract the sitting of the convention, and saddle it
with large outlay of money, SO as to render it
odious in the sight of the people.
Folger L. Lovegrove, the young lawyer whom
mentioned, a few days since, as having forged Sc
yeral notes on John Glenn, ESQ, and Capt. John
Spear Nicholas, was yesterday discovered to have
been using his genius in other drections-a note Of
$500, on John Glenn, having been found in the
Chesapeake Bank, of his manufacture. Ii having
been ascertaned that he had gone South, the tele-
graph was put in Iequisiton, and yesterday he was
arrested at Richmond, and now awaits he requisi-
ton Of Governor Thomas.
The total defalcaton Of William A. Taylor,
clerk of Messrs. Hern IL Co. is now understood
to be $l4 800. Most of it was distracted during.
Mr.. Hem's recent absence at California, and the
delinquent has confessed that he has lost the best
portion of it over the gaming table--the balance
having been spent in riotous living
The Odd Fellows Hall, of this city, is being en-
larged by the addition of thirty feet to its already
front, and, when completed, il will be
one of the very largest stone houses in the city.
They are also bargaining for an adjoining properly
on the south side of about thirty feet front, which
will, doubtless, be added to the structure. Large
il il, several of the lodges have had to rent
NEE ting rooms in other sections of the city.
The extensive gentlemens furnishing establish
ment Of Mr.. S. G. Winchester, was destroyed by
fire, yesterday morning. His loss is about $4,000,
on which there is but q, 200 insurance.
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Wind during the day from W to sw.


BosToE, Nov %
Arrived-Bark Maryland. Baltimore.
Ceared-Brgs W axwell Cardenas ZavellA, MatanzaG
Holt Havana; Sea Beau Georgetown DC; schr Robert
Raikes. Jaomel
BATH. Nov IL
Cleared-Brs Lyra. Cardenas.
BuoKsPoRr. Nov 81
BaIsroI, Nov "A.
eaied-Brg Patriot Matauzas; schs Volta Tall
man, Philadelphia.
FALL RIVER, New q
sAed-Schr Bayard. Phladelphia 23d Mechanic, do;
R Borden, and Durfes Baltimore.
HoLMEs's HoLr. Nov "a.
Arrived-Biss st Martins for Boston; Jenny Lind. ct
Jago for do.
NANTUCKET, Nov %.
Arrived-Schr Baltimore, from MAohias NYork with
loss Of to part OF deck load, boat. chains, So.
Schr A Il q CAtteu, Philadelphia,
sailed-Sohr II Adams, Baltimore.
NEv prpvoRp, Nov IS
Arrivsdsehrs Jane. Planter. and Seymour, Albany
Barah. NYork.
sailed-Henry Clay. NYork
saiied-PIigs Potosi ha.sn1aE Reehabits, Baltimore
PRovmkrcs, Nov IS.
fArrived-sisop Oregon NYork.
sALEn. New IS.
Arrived-Bris Prairie. Rio Grande, Sept 9.
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on Sunday evening, Nov "a, by the Rev Mr. Beagle,
Mr.. JosErH g. PnIo OF New York, to Mics CoRNrLIa
MoUNr. Of RicevileN.J
Oct 81. by the Rev, Mr.. Burgess, Mr. SAMUEL HusrEp,
Of this city, to Miss ANN KrAr, who resided in Lonz
bury for number OF years daughter Of John Keapy,
county OF Lsitrim Ireland
In Pbisdepbis, Cd Thursday evening the 2lst inst,
by the Rev. J. B. HaEsny. MIR OLnEH D HgMrHILL TO
Min E1izA. youngest daughter Of Samuel Webb, ESQ,
all Of the above city.
Nov. 70, by the Rev. W. Rowland. Mr.. HUMPHREY
GRuTITHs to Mss ASNs PUcH, all Of this city.
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Passenger Arrived.

sAvANSAH-steau ship N rida-Hon Ho~eli Cobb. Hon
Jsehscp. Hon Thos Baekett McKenna. Mrs Hun
tinston Shuts Capt Bsgadon, Stephen Decker.
Cun%ipg Hugh Carlisle Capt asrtstsin Capt brown
kelard. Phelps. Mrs VALLEYS in tho steerago.
lwSRPooL-Psehet ship American Essie-Mr Baxter
Maria Baxter VIM BAXTER Mrs Louisa Tuck Of Brook
Ign; Asa Mcfarland OF mpshire Jessie Cooper Miss
hsrtfs Ann Walton Msttertses Mrs. Lucy rattsrface
Tbos yerymu, Mrs verymu. Miss Mary vsrymuiii. Of
New York; John Russell, Mrs Russell, Of Scotland.
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OKHxPPING.

pACIyIC NAL .rlAnsHIH o0RANY.-rm PUD-
he informed that under tAs arranessnss q ~
Company. stssas iASpsstsa s.t approved shs Msvy
Iepartnsnt ard carrying the United States maab M
70 leave Panama Al San vranssee Arst ~
seAth days II sash detained b
ocidsut the arrival Of The mas ~ Panama ~
Of hs fret q h month yin touch g AsaVxs
San Blas MAsatlAa, San Diego and Monterey The stsA
ntssAth Of the month win touch ~ Asapsse Boz
The new stsanship COLUMBIA win ply regularly, ssSue
arrival In the Pacific between San Yanssoo and po
Oregsp awaiting the port the arrival Of nA
and passesssrs from PanamA and rtyrnsG without dslay
San Tranosoo. regular line Of Psss win ~ kspe .
for the Of freight and transient
between Panama and San Francisco.
The connection in Atanto viii b main b. ~
steanships EXPIRE CITY leaving New York on the St
and CAxR0Kx1 leaving New York On the 18th q -
month"; for ChAars third boat will also be kept In New
York ~ . steamer.
viii form direct line between New Orleans and ChAsree
LEAVING At sroh periods viii little detentisa e
possible snhe Ithmus and forming with the Pacific stea
shp hroush line te and from New orleans and psrt IN
through ensts for any month can b secured on :pp-
cations for pasage orleans should Be made -
ARMSTRONG. LAURAsON Z o., Agents, 81 that place.
York ~.
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The Mayor In the chair
Nov. 26-The Board met Of clock. but transacted
no business of public importance few email tills
ordered to be paid and some petitions for the
remission Of taxes were received and referred
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MARKETS ELsEWnERE.

PHmADHIpruA, Nov. 26-Eyra Board $1,000 s. Garden
&C. los; 100 :. Nav 6s M 200 Garden 6s 100 400 Lehigh
isdephia De- l7j 1900 Wmingisn RI q, s' % shs Par
Perm Bank, lszj 50 Morris Canal, 2o7Si so 90 2s er
Soes-SlC00 Reading g. 20 70; 100 shs Reading AR So;
700 do t Second Board 5000 Penn &c. pO iOik IS
Florence City Tsh 10 Penn Bank lls % n.5ri.eurg r.
in after Sales 600 Resdirg S. 20 10 100 Norris Ca
nal, 90 40 do. 2Ois; 200 Reading kR 35As.
BAITImoRr, Nov. 3-fSrst Board-y.0O Balti more 6s,
80 l0sh q shs Merchants Bank Ioih do Western b.,
2OA 10 DO. B. o. r. 70 do n; l0do 7Os ~ do 70axi