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Teiesrapnic Marine Reports.

TeIek fapblc Nnfine RepOrtS.
BALTIMORE, March %.
Arrived-schr Ann Smith, -.
Bosron, March 20.
Arrived Ship Harrisburg. London. March e
tleafed-Ships Persia ssn fraI VIM Patten Nor
leanf; bark stes Ssrsses Ly sander San Juan,
Cuba; Crusoe Envans Bay State b nore; Elk Phadel-
phis hriss lion San Frauoso; nlphge Hay schrs
isiana coi Edwin Stevens, Baltimore: Nickerson
York.
BRISTOL, March 70.
Sailed Bark Providence, Savannah.
CHARLESTON, March IL.
sailes-sehr Richard Borden. Baltimore.
LEwEs Del. March 90 7 Pm
The brig Wary Ellen from.N cresus for NYork passed to
this afternoon, with large number of GOLFERS.
PRovIDENcE. March 10.
Cleared Brig Cssilda. San Francisco.
Saiedtrg SraEd Turh, Ph sdephis; schrs Holder Bor-
don, Chsrltfton; huHeiine, Albany
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III Wv
~ Ihe great popuiriI ~ Nsars oalsgn Of Nii Oh.
has induced some individuals various parts "
the country 20 compound quaek
deeeying the public raising
reputation o. this truly valuable medicine. The Interests
Of the prspreter cannot suffer. h. but keep
informed tsins tho false preparations attempted 70 10
paImed o1 In The name OF the I'D Cherry fr
that medicine proved efoacous in c.ta-
iosue 81 tbs NEST common diseases which hunss ssh Is
herr to- or preserved the health aud life Of thou
SANDS OF our race rs has Dr. wstars Bsfam Seth W.
fo~ls, druggist, No. LIS Nsshnston street pss-
prietor OF Tie original recipe for tbs Manufacture
senuine ediene ard supplies bah ~ wholesale and RETAIL
ard OF whon aiso, agencies can be obtained.
The Genuine aud Or'gibsl DR. Histsr's Basam q Wild
Cherry ba. been extensively counteetsd in Phsdephl
and some thousand bottles Of The spurious ation
into the nsrtet md extensively o,feuiated this
dealers and the public generally agapt
then that having the written sgsture Of Blu FRS
For sale by A. D. D. Sands 100 Fulton stre.t; also a.
the Astor and Irving House Drur Store. Broadway asv
iand Reese Coz ssden lane William Burger court-
lanai street, aaahy the Druggists generally throashou the
Inittd sfniea and Canada.
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this or other city.
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sFIDENrIALLY CONSULTED

nR. fAwCETT IS C0NFIDENTALLY CONSULTED
~ at bis ohce 81 Frankfort street, all Private
esses Tie most obstinate yield TO his MODE Of trsstnen
which the mercurl Racebt cases cured
N lew days Structures the approved plan
Tie victims Of solitary ndulsenees also apply wish GER
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INTHr NEW YORK

4 list or LETTERS REMAINING IN TEX NEW YORK
IL Post 0fhos. March -, lob9
OFFICIALLY rUBLIsHED PAPER HAVING
LARG sIScULATroN.
Please taten the date OF TIE List In which they ad
vertised. LADIES LIsT.
A
Adams Miss Ellen Anderson Matilda Alden Mary
Anderson harriet Acken Julia Anderson Ann
Lyons Andrew Madam II Aston Mary Ann
Aekhpm Aies AB
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nR RALFH. AUTHOR OF TBE PRACTICAL PsI-
~ ysfs Treatise kc-Ofice hours qtsIl 4. ~ stosP
~ iSuBday r'ea mo ~ Ortsnpich Those
sgty IN tho earlier Of dssasss will
Trsed ihe eass stc f,fdy q he Ia S;Tture
from 10 hrst itciIcnt 70 ia advanced and
tressrg also In aeanzl isaset se from u-eom
Advantage snd vtry extensive prsetse,l he cas
insure sdcf certain safe ard radical
simple Cor ftstna b. ottrnsd fro other ~
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rs. JOHNSON, no. 10 DUANE STREET. so VEIL
~ knevn An Le trys,-est q tshe.ts dseAscsTks Doe
rerepatiisA for chill s thVee hav,
esistte tor years prc-emiurnt Cgrfiiu.or gcstass
erevght on b. secret habit efeta>iy sret aopsns
lsed =
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NoCURE No CHARUG-DR MURPHY. or S5 GOLD
street ~ eoutethtaly cousulted ~ diseases
private ns'uts Gcncrrhas he W four ssgs
practice u sixteen year. enatis Dr n 20
al who aver hiu With stra. No metcury him
drance ton husInell- nnuI-. 4. " % y NJ.
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itors are TO be paid the total amount OF thei. claims
by the State, and the Government thus standing
in the place of individual debtors, will be obliged
to receive from the latter all descriptions Of public
securities at par, some of which may be purchased
in the market nt from three to five per cent, as
for instance the Spanish debt. The NATIONAL
Bank now winding up its affairs in order to repay
the Government for the shares which it had taken
in that ank, reimburses it in notes of the agri
culturists which it held. In this way it apparent.
ly is not allowed to liquidate its accounts with
public securities worth only five per cent, though
it is clear that the Government will be obliged
eventually to receive these securities in payment
from the debtors to the bank The claims of for
eigners amount to something less than 100000,
and they will soon be satisfied, together with the
interest on them, should the country remain in
tranquility.
General Monagas has been accused of incon
sstency, for having in two successive years re.
fused to sanction this law by his signature, and
having eventually signed it This only proves
more strongly what we have advanced that 1t was
from necessity and that he yielded to the ncon-
testable opinion of the country. In the most civil
lied nations, IN Great britain even, nave we not
seen instances of similar nature After years
of debate upon Catholic Emancipation and the
rejection OF numerous bills, we now see Catholics
seated in Parliament, the measure having been al
last carried by the votes of men whohad spentthe
greater part of their political lives in fiercely op.
posing it, but who finally were compelled to yield
to public opinion. This was also the case with
regard to Parliamentary Reform, in which both
Sir Robert Peel and the Duke OF Wellington were
obliged to concur after having made the most
strenuous efforts to prevent it. And so of all the
measures regarding the Corn Laws, Free Trade
and Navigation.
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F1RE.-Nov 81, ia ANA fire broke out i
the large fve.story brick store IS South William
st. running through 10 Stone, and used for the stor
age Of cotton, flour and other merchandise. The
building, with all it contained, was destroyed
The adjoining building, 81, occupied by l. w
Bayard and S. Floyd, is slightly damaged IN lt2
roof and upper lofts, No. 80, occupied by L. MY
ers & Co. also sustained some triilng damage
! The contents of No 35 were as follows: 2Voo
bbls of flour, owned by Dwight Johnson 9oo
bales cotton, r. Lathers; so do. b. II. Graves
so hhds sugar and coffee, j. Mathews d oo.' l%o
bales broom corn j. A. Durkee Co. LOSS III al
supposed to be from $4,000 to s5O,ooV' "nlcr Is
entirely covered by insurance. The store be-
lopged to Mr.. Lawrence The efforts oil tne
Fire Department are deserving OF all praise,
Nov. o6. 2P. MA fire occurred in the base,
ment of the building on the corner OF Fesi' "''t
Ferry sts occupied as grocery. 1t was SuOpu0N
with little damage The fire was caused " Z
match igniting in some loose STRAW
rcnrss FROM TRIPLER HALL-A correspond
o.,t do,;rec ma 70 notice the bad arrangement at
Trinler Hall for facilitating the egress Of the au'
d;ence from the upper part OF the building The
,,o,oitories of such an immense theater, with ele-
waited galleries crowded with hundreds OF human
boiros should be numerous and Of the most am
ME description 80 that, if required, the house
conld be empted in FIVE minutes. But, 90 far
from this being the case the second circle Of this
.nacious building is reached by a narrow winding
stairway in two corners of the house, forming
most inadequate channel for passage into the
area below Long and serious detention ensues
under the most favorable circumstances Of leaving
the house. But let tumult once arise, and alarm
from any cause spread through this vast assem-.
blage, and scene of destruction would ensue
such as the history Of public casualties has sell
dom furnished, and a loss of life not exampled
since the burning of the Richmond Theater, fifty
wears ago. Go, as the writer did, to crowded
house and take the best seat left for you in the
upper gallery when the signal for departure is
given, make a strong and vigorous effort to reach
this trap door passage into the regions below, es.
pecially with lady on your arm, and after wait
ing some thirty minutes for others who have the
way before you, take your place in the current,
which at last will land you in the street bu:
think the while what your situation would be in
the event of some disaster or alarm Of fire, for
instancei which should precipitate this body Of
people into and upon the only two passage-ways
from the upper part Of the house to the area be
low Escape for such would be mpossihle SUI
location and death would oyertake the mass IN
evitably Convenient and ample ssairwaya shouid
be ct once made and 10 this, aud in all puohe
buildings. all the doors leading out stouibe N
CCnGlUCE TO- zee az any moment
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From IIayti.

By arrivals at this port, letters from Cape Hay
ten to the I'd inst. have been received. They
state that the laborers from that part Of the coun
try had all joined the army against st. Domingo.
The negroes were in high glee from the fact that
the demands against the Government for the pay
ment of certain sums to the amount of about
100000, alleged to be due to citizens of the Uni
ted States, had not been backed by the appear
ance of fleet from the United States. 1t seems
that Mr. Green, the I. S. Agent sent there to en-.
force these demands, said, when he left, that if
the money was not forthcoming in six weeks the
T. S Government would send feet to enforce it,
Now the Haytiens, seeing that no fleet has ap;
peared, according to promise, say that the United
States dare not send fleet and denounce the
whole affair as q humbug. [Bost. Traveller, Goth
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From VeneznnIa.

Bv the Maria Louisa, arrived at Philadelphia,
The Tribune has received advices from Caracas,
but they are Of date prior to those received by
the Maria. We see by them that DR.. francesca
Pareio had resigned his Office as Secretary OF the
Interior on knowing that he would be elected
Representative of Barcelona
One of our letters from Caracas has the fol-
lowing paragraph 81 was much amused the
other day on taking up Ner York Herald, by
reading the lucubrations of some soon OF our city,
predicting the election of Rendon to the Presi-
dency. The poor wight must have written this
letter after having dined, and when he had taken
m extra quantity of sherry Rendon stood as
much chance of being elected as Bruzual, and the
result has proved it, he not having obtained more
than thirty votes out Of the 343. | cannot ina
CINE who this correspondent OF the Herald IS, for
the lowest 1nuchacdo de nlandado in Caracas is
better informed than that. He must indeed be a
most bigotted ogarchist, writing only what he
erdently desires, and coniurng facts ont of musty
visions In my next letter I will forward you e
list of all the Senators and Representatives, and
in the meantime will say that there is not a
shadow of doubt that Gen. Jose Gregoreo Mona
oos will be elected President. Should he not OBJ
tain the whole of the required two.thirds, he will
be within five or six votes OF it, and the Congress
will naturally elect him
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The Fugitive Slave Law-sam Ward-Poli-
tics. &c.


ROME, N. y. Friday, Nov. o.
Last evening, per notice. Sam Ward of Boston
delivered speech at the First Church lPresbyte.
nan IN this village on the Fugitive Slave Law.
1t occupied over two hours in delivery, and was
listened to with undivided attention to the end.
de demonstrated It's unconstitutionality-sh showed
It's horrible features, and persuaded his auditors
that this lnhuman law ought to be repealed. At
the close OF his speech a large collection was
taken up in bis behalf, the amount of which being
ascertalned by him, he pleasantly remarked that
ne could afford to stay cut of Congress-" He
also received cd several subscribers to paper The
IMPARTIAL CH1@eaJ which he publishes.
As to Political Matters At the recent election
we believe that mostof those heretofore denomi-
mated Free .sollers in this district filed in with
the hunkers and went the regular Democratic
Ilcket. But do not suppose from this that they
VIII be found with their present companions at
the next Presidential election, unless they rake
high and decided stand for Freedom. They did
not have quite courage enough 10 break away
from party lines this fall, but they will not be
lacking IN spirit or courage at the next great cam
paigp. AS to the Wings, we believe that they
are generally united At the last election they
WORKED actively, theoretically and faithfully AS
TO the Nationals there are a few in this town,
ana put few yet by these, and others in the
other towns Mr.. Matteson was defeated.
cannot close this short letter without remark
ing that me Ift6hHe is highly popular paper
mere. 1t is taken by persons of almost every
class-tarmers, mechanics. merchants. LAWYERS,
ministers, and--it is unnecessary TO enumerate
Iurtner. 1t is significant fact and one of which
was informed by clerk in the Post flee of this
piece not few days ago, that there is taken at
ms once a larger number Of copies of Tie Dqlv
IIitfFf ihan Of any other daily
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FROM BERMupA.-By the British brig Falcon

FROM bERMtDA-By the British brig Falcon
we have Bermuda papers to Nov 10, inclusive
The steamer Merlin, from New-York, arrived
at Hamilton on the 18th, in less than four days
from port to port. She left at daylight on the
morning Of the l4th for St. Thomas.
The Bermudlan Of the 9th inst. announces the
death, on the 9Th inst. of Hon. Richard j. Tucker,
member of her Majesty's Council.
The American brig Petrol arrived here on Tues.
day last from New York, in passage of Is days,
during which she experienced very heavy wealth
er, lost 81 oxen from her deck and shifted her in
board cargo.
The Princess Royal sails from St. George for
New York about Monday next.
The Dereict, at Somerset, proves to be the
schooner Minerva, belonging to Messrs J. & w
Smith OF this town. 1t will be remembered by
our readers that she was capsized and abandoned
about twelve months since, when on her first
voyage from Baltimore to these Islands It's re-
markable that after drifting about for so long
time she should have been brought to this her in
tended destination. She is, we understand, very
much worm, eaten,
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Ernm ST. Domingo.

By the arrival at this port Of the brig Stephen
G. Bass, Capt. Mel aughlin, 81 days from St Do
mingo City, we learn that all was quiet when he
left. but every preparation was being made to re-
pei soulouque, the Emperor, in his expected at
tack. The people of the Dominican Republic
were expecting an expedition from the United
States. to attack the Haytiens, in which event a
strong force of Dominicans will march to assist the
nnta
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The BtiND-The graduate pupils Of the lew.
York Institution for the Blind. win give ccrer.
OF vocal and instrumental music or WeapeJsv
evening, Dec !, at Knickerbocker Hall. co-nr Il
Eighth ay. and Twenty tbird.ss The programs
embraces about twenty five pieces, many Of ten,
the compositions OF the pupils This effort q, the
sightless should be encouraged by the liberal o,t-
ronage and the warmest sympatbies OF the peosls
so that the hearts of these uniortanates may be-.
made glad.
REAL EsrArE.-The sales yesterday were IS
follows
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snbscriptions Received to THE Daily Tribune.

WEDNESDAY NOV. a. iMelenyille, N Y.......,...l
Waterbury, Esopus, N. Y............
Bennington. Vt...........l Fshkill Landing, N vi
Waterloo, ". Y............1 Angelica, al
Black Brook, n. Y......,..l Fayetteville, - 20
Buskrk's Bridge N Y..l Boston, Mass
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Po1IcE- Observation-Disclosures Ie;,,o,n 49,.
arrested for driving his horse and cart at an nsn
sual rate through the streets, last evening. HeS.
ry Wilson, a small boy, was caught in the Seven.
teenth Ward with p yards of calico in his not,
session. for which an owner is wanted at NJ,
Station House of the Ward. Thomas FitzSin,.
moos John Gerry and Luke Farg, small bows
were arrested in Hudson st. having stolen ,brss
drums from toy shop. Joseph Phillips was Al.
rested for stealing medicines worth $50 from,
James Congreve Henry Shears and John Nor.
rson were arrested for robbing a drunken man Of
his watch
CAsuALrIEs-H edaesday-Thos Murphy w,s
found sitting on doorsill in Madison st dead
John Decker fell in lit in the Thirteenth Ward,
and was taken to the station house for medical
aid John Barrett fell in a fit in Wa@r-st and
was found by the police.
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LAW COURTS.

COURT CALENDAR JVednesday-Ciycat TO nj.
Nos 22s, 235, 9O7, 95, 239, 1909, 1899 l,uo3,
1856, 944, e94, GAS, 1894.
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