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s-led for cotton aud L. 3D. for -four There vas no
change to London or hAvre. Rates were trm for Cali
forDs, and engagements OF measurement goods con-
ttnued to be made at zoe . 100c.
FRuH.-Tbers il not great deal doing and with
the exception Of 500 boxes cluster rssns 1t 81 25
besr of no rsles.
uDcresed part at $40 $3.50 and balance on private
t.rms; and $50 do. Sissl also on private terms Ma
pills Is quoted, loo and Sissl exc elk months.
IsoN The market was steady. with salss Of scotch
pig 1t $2l rs cash aud English bars ut $42 90 cash
MoLAssEs.-The supply Is moderate; sales 200 bbls.
New Orleans, at 20c ESQ.,; the former figure for in
'erior PARCELS.
Om.-ssles 2oeo gallons linssed, at $50. 900. Held
are firm.
PRovisioSs. Pork-The demand limited. and
prices favored the buyer The sales 800 bills, ct
Sll ~ for new mess: 50 so q SO 62H for do prine
$40 l2h $40 SIN for cid meGs, and So SO for do
prime Beef wa. a shade lower, but In fair request,
$50 hbls country sold at So IS So for prime. and
SIS so IS O21a for mess Beef hams were better,
Cut meats duh aud heavy with sales Of 100 bbls
and terees at Sc abl4c for shoulders and &c. 7Hc
for hams Lard very firm bnt quiet with ssles Of
$50 bbls atthc exc and $50 kegs at exc. TO
Butter was steady with fair demand. Cheese was
baoyant at 5kc. &c.
RicE-Tbe sales of the week are rather larger than
reported and foot up 600 casks on speculation and
for export, at So Q So 81 for the whole range.
SUGAR The market continues hrm, with good d.
mspd for refining About 200 hhds. old CROP Cuba,
sold to day for that purpose at &c. therssbouts
four months New Orleans ranges from 4hc TO 5Ac /,
and The taes, within day two o0o hhds. The
Mssss Stuart have advanced their Loaf sugar to
and crushed and powdered to $40.
TorAcco-Tbis article has lately assumed greater
further ssles were made, to-day, Including lots Of
Mary Virginia and Kentucky at AYE. sghc
WHisKsY Sales were made of l25 bbs., at 24nc. .
Csc for prison, and small lots Of drudge at 241ac.
WINES The sales embrace 500 baskets Champagne,
on private terms, 100 Or. casks PORT at &C., aud 10
pipes Sicily mt 45c.
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AT1TwrTFp ESCAPE AND AEHrsr or sLarr.-On sa-
turdey morning lsst Nr. VIM Tsylor Of this city in
formed oiicer Guy that his man Ihsries blacksmith
By trade had taken bimsefoif very mysterously. Mr.
Guy learning that the British bark China. Captain
iasooe had Just left for Liverpool thought 10 very pro
liable that The negro was concealed board Of her and
With Mr. Taylor preceded down the river 20 oyerha
the bark which they succeeded in doing near Craney
leland Light Boat Their business vns made known 20
the captain who INN, diately offered them the priv-
lsge Of searching his ship and rendered every facility
for so doing On eoinr down into the foreesstls
discovered where pas had been made tn the I'D
CT the vessel and upon further search found Charles
and another negro man Nance Davy. owned BY Richard
Bruce Of Norfolk county slowed away upon the top OF
tie cargo MIR Guy Is sstished from the oniuot Of
Capt raccoe that he was perfectly Ignorant Of the
conc,sment Of the negroes board hts vessel aud
the crew denied any knowledge Of the fact the vessel
vas allowed TO proceed her voyage aud the Begros,
were brought TO the city and lodged in jail -Nor)oLk
IA, EeItou, Jan 2B
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Drowned at Totten's Landing. Feb


Drowned at Tottens Landing. Feb e. Afr RsuBEN ST.
Monsoon. aged SO years and months
Ills friends are requested TO attend his funeral, on
Sunday ct helf past two o'clock 7. NJ. The members
Ct Staten Island Lodge OF Odd Felowa requested to
attend.
ON Saturday February I'd EpwAup MoaeAv, in the
sch year Of bis age. q rs,iye OF England
The relatives and friends Of the family respect
sid.nce 20 Division street this (sundly) afternoon,
at three O'Clock. when his remains will be con-
veyed 10 Greenwood Cemetery,
On Saturday, February "a. after long and painful
ilnes, which she bore with Christian fortituee and
Issignntion. H.hRuT. wife OF Peter II Schenck.
The friends cf the family respectfully invited 10
attend her funeal On Mendsy. February 9TH at three
O'Clock L. M from No III Lexington avenue, corner Of
Teenty-sscond street, without further Invitation
CD fIiosy, February LIST, Of convictions, AaS N,tIA
snly daughter q Nicholas sFa Cathsrine Van Rsust,
aged two y.ars and six Months.
The relatives and friends 81 the family. also the Lady
Warrington Prospect Ark No ], are respec fully In
vit.d to attend her funsrsl at clock this Sunday
afternoon, from 1l3 Henry strses
After short but revere Illness, CATHARINE OpELL,
rset OF the late stephen ods aged 30 months.
aud Ia Gays
The friends and scuuAistance, Of the family and
those OF her tons, John, Andrew, J. VIM VI George
W.. and Edward p Odrll, are respectfully Invited to
attend her funeral from the residence OF her sonin-
law. Edward H. Fsfstlls. IL Fourth nue. at clock
tits sunday Afternoon Her remains will be taken
totyprcss HIS Cemetery for ibtermsnt
OF ccrsumpticn February "a, MARIA BuLLiSGKR,
wife az Richard cook, la the Esd year Of her age
Her II mains will be taken t. isp, l.. t. for inter-
inert Vie funeral esgyice will taks place at O'Clock,
th7 afternoon at her late residence In Pacific struc
opposite Oxfusd street Brooklyn.
A. baltimore, Md SurHrS H. WARRrS, from Lock.
port. y.
Al Faifhayep, Ms.r., January %, Capt. Moan srop.
pAnp aged So years AN officer in the navy CT the
At PHILADELPHIA January %, iirs EsrHrH C. s,opoSs
in the 42d year Of her age
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CITY TRADE REPoRr.

SATURDAY. Feb &c r. r.
This beirs the last day Of the week there w. not
much activity In trade. The Europs being the next
foreign steamer due and her ue~s likely 10 come TO
hand early in the coming week dealers 10 e,tton were
already inclined to slack or In order to await IN.
suit of the news This Sat. AID Western -four CONT
nued dull and sales TO any material extent could not
be Effected except by concession On the par. of
holders. Canadian was also heavy and sale. iisA.
Southern remained heavy, aud sales nodsrats There
movement In wheat or corn requlriug spscl.l
notice. Other grain remsiued about a. lat quoted
Pork vas insctive, and prices unchanged Lad con-
tinued firm and the market closed with upward Ten
ssncy In prices Cheese and butter we're "a better de-
mand and closed firm at quotations Coree oontiuu.
nrm with small sales. Sugar. 10 good demaui
reaping, ard the market was hrm Mes,rs stsart.d.
vaneed their rates for their foaued sugar., so,s,s.
we're also IN good demand, and him.
AsH,s The mArlet vas pretty nrm Tor pearls with
ssss q Is Ibis at 81 ~ rots were better snd 10 good
rsquest; 20 bbs sold At so 20 SO s7k
BHr,rsruras-- tigur The sales sore 2ooo bbls IN.
cludirE ordinary STATE At - "a 81 s7ls commoo 20
straight stat. ~ 50 81 a So Micbisas IS a 80 -;
pune Gsne,e at 80 ala So 90, spd other grades m,
charged southern FigIr was 10 fair demand bnt a..
nGrket hssvy The SALES were leo bb.. A. - ~
50 "A for MIXED TO stra 5ht brands r.. FI,,r 90
somethinR better. sith rates Of zee bSis Bis.r ani
Jrfs.y a. s3as 50 l2h Corn 1,al .asvsry quiet al
81 Sf 81 " fer Jcrsey and So " FOR ptina Ty,s,t
he market Was very dull ana qu9si 0n- 60 "a. al.
fsuce 81 sales would be nnmirel ne steady With
elfH wv IN rtiF's abd @VUl hu
60 eftte on private terms. Oats wer- rather heary
eud ,u wiSh tales OF northern ~ % 4ec AID sl
sic Ter Jeis,y. Barl,y wSs dun and uominsl ~ "a
zee cn'n-T le tsi,s - the Day reached Il
tufbtls at Ucc f1r good Jsrfsy aud roribern vsls-
Uc f,r JCtsy In Tsrt 60 arrive. 81 elkc ~ slutn
white 6Vc Tor New Ofisans 02 furo Old southern
sid CSC. 81 cid northern yellow
CcffFY - The Eerkct - not very a'tse though qu,.
tsticrs sbow Dstefis yarlstion Nio IL hsIt a.
l4hc Java. IAN a lsc aud ;, Denim 1at iga t2t.e
'sle Il lOo b,ss CT the latter t'cona qaalty sas
INSIDE a. II = TO-. cab.
ceres - here not much done today the Gals
brg clieny TO rpinnsrs, sr9 amounting tIt $50
bales Irces. bosevtr, were fully malntaiasi Ne
quote ~ On Jesttrdsy,-
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ppSIIS.o.i ds Baltic sp.rts sssn Atkins Dyer celams
FS.s:y =! ssss xs.s :; fsi.sss.s
..sS csas: Ess: sS's Sa s.fss
E1S1 ss. 4ss5ss At T:s
hs'f, ss yo Ra ss s.as sSP'
snSr HER Tan p ls,.. ss barb took gss
iss1dss il a.1pssa Roads sS- ss'
s Bsna1a Sem NY r so'd'
18Th ': :ss:
JAN shr 1ssrsy coOm NYor
s @ e Hoes eS:ss sa lxsisY az.
KaspoT. SnuISh for Forts
sss. Spa Sso U s f E:
za 1ssS HtS ss s
' sm AFR ' Br or steamship ss .wn..
.sip' SsAa S CIR S
fvTs sSs'0e
: ;sn A h.y stsi' . si ss
ACRES S%s.saTy Sy:5',EF sssS S.;;,S: r,.
re jsSsg9 brig,
c,a,.ist issdsn: Ssfs Email s;spss sSsTi; Brig:
srsi Ssp As
.hp. Lsa1itt Livs,pss BrS.as. cSSsn. Bro
hS ss isssTs
f1 s& up
s'sias "a s:st
s dsss @ ss,. p;s. STsa
ia s Es .sSas ss
.o. sSyanss 3 Gesrss nyer rsiaaeiPha rswss ::
sss us sasy ssa Sana.
ans nah 1.y hiS fs' S 5.hsas s l Antwerp
psasn c.s Aps ss sT sss.h gon %
mere Tha%gcn Rr pOshTsa G,s.SGa GensT. rayVT
Foster csnssid asso Bon VIA Rattan isant -
NAsTrekKr. Dan sl-sid sshr sus1o Russell, NforS 4,
York BARI william James started and auehofed below
Nrw LONDON. Jan sI-sd schr clOtilda Pren.iss. New
NTwroRr, Jan Starr schr Cabinet. NYork for Ware
PrNsAeOLA. Jan i9-cld brig Fremont Candy, Ports
PoRrLAsp, Jan Sled brig Robert Pennell. Merryman
renrsnovTH Jan Soacld ship lowell tSt BOsonl cof-
PLyMoUMH Jan 2sArr schr st Leon, Babson. Baltimore
PEovInENcE Jan sarr schrs Charles Parker, Noriolk
RcHsoN Jan si-Arr schrs westover Magee, Nav York;
vs5vIs. Jan ssl,r brig. Wilson Fuller. Laws, New
ca p H Nys oss
Jones Leoi do; Sarah Nary Bartlett koreans SD
Fais T RsS
Orleans.
27th-Ar bark Beather Bell Jenkins. NYork.
srAnsPonr, Jan 2iArr barb nAina (newl, Ross Bucks
port (d 2h for katsnzA Sid 29th sehr Poysnthos
oerfop, Baltimore Brig Wachnsn, Ross. for Cardenas
which cid from Belfast supposed
sid from Seaisport, ed
sALrM Jan 81 Arr sOop Packet. Leigh BootOu. Sid brig
Russell, kio Grande.
WasIsoroN, NC, Jan &C. CID schrs North Carolina will
lGms NYork Indrendnee, styron, West Indies; Sarah
Ann, Pinkham NYors.
NiLmiSoToN, Jan 29-Arrsohr George W Davis Brirss "
Yob 30th Eehrs Jonas Smith, Nichols dol Olive smith, do;
Perseverance, TORY, DO; Lamarne Turner, cardsnas cd
10Th, brig Lucy Atwood, Atwood Curaooa s0h brig David
Dus Fodg,r EYoik 3s' brig Bordeaux Gates San fran
cisco; sehrs Powell Powell New York; Lltimer (Dr).
Lvsns, Liverpool, Eng.
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the conversation WAS held with New York man
should think IL misbr he 20.

the conversation WAS held with New York man,
should thipk IL mtg he 20.
The subject Of protection 70 the Indians Is again oc-
cppyipg the sttsn'i"p - the Indian Committee
The petition az strong aud others, purporung
to be 1.-THE chiefs Hrd garriors OF the Seneca naon %
Indiana prsys fer the repeal OF all laws ana ,eso..
tioLs parsed by the i.g,slature OF TINS state
session ia 1919 said resolutions provide TOT 'no
coepion az the n. form government ls'eiy estso
lisbea by the ludinns aud the lass pro''ds ioE so
transfer powers heretofore granted or cnareeu upon
the chiefs 81 ssd nation. by any iass VI s ~
the President and councillors holuns ohos, OF wuo
NAV ber,an,r h la Office under the said new form OF
government among the seneca' shiu rresiueut ana
councillors being the l"gum'.s VI ssu nA
ton under .i uton or atm December, loiS.
IL snn.nrs thst the seneca nation of indians have
been for several past oppressed and wronget by
their ruler. the chirf wso had usurped their power
Of things existed Ton some tme during
which the chiefs contrary to the known wishes OF the
people soi all the possessions Of the nation in the
state in spite Of the protests and renonsrances Of the
people After yssrs spent in struggles against the
treaty for tbe sale OF ali their lands and assisted by
their friends, compromise at length effected, by
which two OF the reservations of land ceded back
TO the Seneca nation The people being once more
In the possession Of their lands composing the
said two reservations discussed the subject to the
BEST means Of rrnoering their ties more secure 40
oordingy convention called, TO be com posed of
delegates from the reservations The convention
held the tRtsrsugus reservation the LIST day
of December, lSIS. aud on the 4th day Of the
month adopted contribution for their government.
This eonstituti, founded upon democratic and
republican principles The delegates had the power
to adop5 such constitution hout reference to the
people sgsin. This constitution approved by the
general government
To prevent the repeal # the law. Dr. Peter wilson
CHER sacht 10 tf the tayugat. and representative OF
the Ser II po' ed present this matter before
the Legislature. roe Indian name of the doctor Is
Wa. Iowa Va Ia onk signying They heard his voice"
qualified people trus cling TOR any degree
Of epprUAiniatt, 70 civilization.
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MARKETS ELsEWHERH,


BosrHs. Feb; l.-26 sh.res Eastern Railroad. 951s;
do Boston Maine haroad. 1926 IA do. Vermont and
Massachusetts Railroad a7a do Western Railroad 00lz
10 do. do lSs; 10 do DO 1904 do. Concord Railroad 5
10 do Norfolk County Railroad 2s 20 do do. q; 80 do
Vernon Central Railroad An Is do Fitehburg Railroad
lO7 II do do los; IL de- Ola Colony Railroad s2m 81
DO Boston and Providence railroad ST. 10 do Boston and
Worcester Railroad S2a do. Esiex Company l2x do
do 100 IL do. Exchange Bank l0l3s S4S Conlscticut
ard Passumpsic Railroad Dividends, 10.
THE SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
NEw ORLEANS. Jan 26. ester day 1890 bales cotton
were disposed Of The sales OF the week amounted to
23 eco bales Prices unsettled and operators are
awaiting the reception OF the by the British
steamer. The receipts are now $4,000 bales behind
last year.
CHArLpsTox s. c., Jan. SG.-The cotton market was
oul yesterday Sales upwards Of 500 bales, at 1874 to
10 cents.
SALE ScoAR McLsssrs The cargo Of the
brig Fidea. from New Orleans consisting OF 200 hogs
heads Il strictly prime sugar 172 barrels prime mo-
lssses. and so kegs at lard, bel snging to A. H.
Dodge, Of Georgetown disposed Of at pubic
ton Tbursdsy in front OF their warehouse Water
street. The sugar ranged from 81 As to SIS So per
hupored; polassss 20 81 ceuts per gallon and the
lsrc brought "a pound Taken altogether the
sae vas considered very fair one Wosaiagsn Rspub-
&c, FEB l.
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Ef1,NpfD Myrrons.-On sunday evening az min.
utes before brilliant meteor Ia tbs north
east about 80 degrees above the horizon passDg r.
east 20 vest apparently in uesfly horizontal line 10
was larger in appearance than the planet VEINS
brilliant with train several degrees in length auI
passed tlo~y along being ~ vss five six -sgauds
spd resembling rocket In It, progress and dap9tar
snce. There was audible report N its expl1sioa-
Another meteor Of about the sze and apyeaansa
was seen In the wet ne 20 minutes after II 10 was
only or degrees above the herizon and passel fon
the northvsrd to the west reariy in horizontal line
slightly Descending towsrd the horizon II dsappear-
ed - Astr Harm CT. Palladium. Jsa p
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Mountain Glen, Scott comfy. Arkansas.
Lancaster, Csss county. Illinois.
BooIsboIo', Boone county Missouri
Jeferson's Corner, Somerset county Md.-nams
chHrE 20 Eel Mount
Mount Norish, Butler county. Ala name changed
to " Monterey
Lover Blue Lick Nicholas county, Ky -. name
charged 20 - Blue Lick Spripgsn
Lake 81 Croix, 81 Croix county, Wis.-name changed
tn Point Doueass"
Nelson's Lspdisg, Chippewa county wis.-naue
sng,d to "Wabesbaw,n MinneFots.
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CHARlFsToN-stesmshipN orthernsr-EA Uampsion,, T
kea, Adams. VIM Turner. n Patterson, ! asrt,
wales, Matter John OConnor John Nack q II sread-
naux. Nesfelt, Reid. Miss Kellogg, Ma Ansip Saul
krsyp, B.eth, Belkss ana lacy, a1fpD. dopPa.
Ming Mrs. and Mas MsjoF TwEgs Miss sssh prsse lss
lhla lsrse. sFs HARRINGTON, hiss flanur Ns Pa
MIS- ferrtPont hrs Save Niss Faslr hss sifs.
Mrs KEaIy JAS Pieron VI Gilt REd ~ Ives aud
Nifs Shpley, Mics EDDY W Crns and lAdy. Rev = ID
neoey. Iddy. zsbriesAis; u Barsuz- saul oourdn.
Mrs rpleten, Mos SDish, W ID Teni-on, TFaHor W
Fave " Ramsey, Mrs Stewart. Mss kuisOa-65 IA tie
ttetrage.
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Cleared.
sfaS:rears osri CO. Taraiss; Elliott isay-
s I 3 sssd n sono's
BsrssnssP, Washn.,on Pss.Ds Man, Pay &C. Mes
D!is: Cen xeIa saSslas. SssSsF;s Ai.i..' Ss'nsA
xsf. a' ff'
&c sshasaa ahmsSd
do sss.S sSef csssr fiassiphia shaw
Haze App.ssI s%i1H sSssSn; GssSn BA
Arrived.
e: q. 4 + ss asy 40
ship sSsr1s s:sl bail sssSsS bound tpfsssSs
sls * Sis
water with cargo of ioswood and tobacco;
shs .pparenty vessel and had not been long in
tha. srssion; ,y N.,.on Roo,,, 80 wit,
s seinss
Bark Texas MsNsir Savannah. days. with cotton and
BARK Manuel Ortiz !newl Raven. Passport. days. with
Carl Pis$Tss oidssS aTsxis J.sre1 day.: with
porsd Jan Is lat c lon io spoke ship Fsrss Of and
Bris Globe. Griia Calais days. with lath. to Simpson.
ssSf Ns.ssg Wiley Aux Cages. via Newport with dye
Ps.1S s. Marks; 5s
owsmast and tOpmast Of squarerigsed vessel with rig
ging attached.
sclr Col saerly Davis. Charleston days, with cotton
and rice to N MeCready Il Co.
schr Farmer, Johnson, Delaware.
Sehr Roanoke, Smith, Eastport 6 days.
Sehr Emerald, Baker, Boston, s days.
shr Mary Ann Elizabeth from the wreck Of bark Chares
ashore at Bsrnsgat with hides &c.
echr Excelsior from the wreck of bark Chare5 ashore
Barnegat
selr Lozer Iom the wreck of bark Chares ashore
Barnegat.
sioop John W allace Mcbride, Delaware.
Below.
Two brigs.
Sailed.
Steamship EoItherner, Budd, Charleston.
packet ship Star OF the West Lowber for Liver
pool has anchored the SW Spit Also, ship Orphan Will
Hams, for London.
FrB2wind at SUNRISE NE at meridian, NJ at sunset, N
ard light.
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Our Maryland Correspondence.

ELxroS, Md, January IS, 1850.
The Wss,her-The Case Of Jonathim Liais-Rsform-
Common Schools Temperance Sales, &c.
Since last wrote you, the weather hsresbouts has
been more variable than
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lSTIRrsTINe PROM rHE RIO GHASpr--The New Or
hsns Ptedytne OF the Esd ultimo, saysBy tbs arri.
Val here this morning Of the seanthp Portland Capt
CERT from Brszos The 18th instant we have recei
the Brownsville Fog and Sentinel to the 18th
Mr.. j. y. Waddsli the newly appointed 4. s. Consul
for the port Of Mstamoros sTIivod in BroEnsvle on
the 10th instant.
II seems that the Communication from Brownsville 10
the coaet fs over road that initiates much against the
greedy transit Of goods The Flag urges application
To the Legislature for charter 20 Company, ord
20 Improve IT, 10 ssys:A railroad plank road, turn
pike, anything would add greatly public
ere ertdby informed that 20 oJO barrels have been
transported from Point Isabel TO Brownsville within
the last two months.
In the Ssntn,l of the 9th instant. we find letter
addressed TO General Avale- comma nd ng Aatamo-
ros, 70 Colotsl Wilson I'm maud OF tbs u troops
on the lett baSk OF the Rio Grsnde soliciting his
Operation in cbsstsug the Indians for thsr murders
and roeberies committed on the Mexican population
he particularly denoupces party of Iipans, whose
locgts are On the American territory, atrocities
LATELY committed ON the Mexican aide OF the river aud
reminds coonei Wilson OF the obligations Of the treaty
OF Uuadsloupe Hidalgo.
We take the following In relation 10 the route 90 and
from chihuahua. from the Sentinel OF the 10th lost -
by the arrival OF the steav boat Tom Kirkmsn, we
were pleased 10 notice the arrival Of party of traders
on their return from the above place ard Santa s'e
having come from So. Louis Mo, through fndepen-
dtnce vita stocks Of goods. These gentlemen return.
ed through Durango. Fsrras. &c - a point on tire
river above, In bugeies and with mules bringing with
them the results Of their sales thirty forty
thoufshd dollars Messrs. subleite a Houck and
companions, two young men from the house OF Peter
Harmony, Nepbes 20, speak in the most favorabis
terms OF their passage down. The distance is less
through this channel TO Chhuahus By some hun ireds
81 miles and the rood better than any other being
furpihed plsntully with food for man and beast fom
the different ranches and haciendas on the route
lie Portland brought freight $40 0oQ, consigned
70 different coniInefcisl houses 10 this city.
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Rior At s,RActsr. N.-Jher. were SOME FEARS on.
ttfftirtu yesterday morning that 10 .oulI b. ueces
90 call ont the military rsstfsin thu bsirsr nj
slutt unaffected ly guftton - the irish ab,rrs VIII,
a. saturday lsst struck for an advancr II wars.
srd whose place. hsd been supplied hy M pb-r ~
Gtrn aus MOB spirit and threats we're rrrtrv firs
al Day On Tuesday, ana fears we're tntsrt.iust -
ttriuus consegusLcte We believe one OF "a sr- NJ oar
military companies we're rsqussted - bpid taetelt,
Ina readiness Lat evening about halLpa t.rf,rs
the f-ud between the oter,nt parties brt cat n al
open rupture. Sme tf,uty 81 the fish sod t.ssmans
net On salt street rsar the Long House. uaeu QUE
patty astailsd the cth,r apd regular utcisi hals
lasting some ten minutes, ensued Ssrsrsi n % "a
eide. more or lees isjured pnd or tw1 quite
feyefeiy. One man tsd hts heal split o,.n W.
lAovsl Two guns o. pistols we're frea bot NJ inia-v
vas sustained from them The windows anI q ora
literally stove in. rhe localty 81 the bale Ia
thictly settled by s1 dsscrptiops q foreign poyaa
tcn and during the evening kros ~ zach gsrty aai
their synpsthiSers gathered w different psts p,
TIE reiEhborho,d evidently Anticipating furthtr dis
iuitaness- Ssrocuss, ~. ~ Star t'b. L.
Nrw Trtreaa,n LiSr.-we undsrs'sud tia. the
,etsrath from Rcstcn through salem ~ Nssburypoft
70 Zen Inrchs.ed ~ Henry q Gislly Sea aai u %
y hu tuistely rerslred aud worked in connection
WIN me Meithantsi iine. 20 New Nork the
s,h VII PERMIT u 20 BE- rebuilt, IN the best possible
mahner and tStsr DID 90 rortlabd. 20 connect vita
toe hsisN line aud The news ty the Cursrd steamers
Ier Toe Ne" OH press Z. u be over tbs line
tNeinsNeiy We trus' that tbe unnrtunsts ras,l, Of
cur fret experiment VIII not prevent al. ciksns NJ
esiem IRON tahug ssucisnt Interest IA this ss,,k a.
secure voice IA tts management AID a Local os,ss
worthy OF the Place. -Saien Rss.sio Jsa 81.
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passengers Arrived.
Passengers Sailed,

HAvRr-ship Drchesse a 'oresns-- antoine Thibsuder
s.vASNAr-Bsrk Texas-Ar Haywood ana lady and
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mARITIaE INTELLIaEN CE {.
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FEficHrs There Eas very littls aniastirn IN the
freiebt Esiket lrrsgalar ergagsmsn were r,ssisk
70 Liverpool at about rs 2ls 81 fos bacon ani AID
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announcements Of Births, Marriages and Deaths al
not ns,1d, unless duly AUTHENTICATED ard paid for.
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Posr OFFicE OrER ATOMS The Postmaster General
has established the following Post Offices for the
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At Charleston, S. C January 28, HEvRr Wrcxs, o,
Long lslsrd, Y, TO MATILDA, daughter OF DR.. +
Buckelow, Of Charleston s. C.. formerly Of New York
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ne CooPTR II DUANE STREET. nAs ron raH
n ast years cenrnet ts practice 20 ire treat
~ msrcurai and cther Of dslfcate rftvrA
Re the most asar.vstd % ths dease ,ai
charge.