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The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-02-26
NOTICE TO PRE- -EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS:

NOTICE TO PKE-EMF IION CLhIIHn1NfS:
Every person entitled to the right OF pre- emPuon
IN any OF the lands within the townships above
enumerated is required to establish the same 10 the
satisfaction Of the Register and ofthe proper
land Office, and make payment therefor as soon "a
practicable qter seeng i' notice, and before the Gay
pennointed 5r the commencement Of the public sale
hc lands EN- sracing the tract claimed, otherwise
such claim will be forfeited. -
'1s" J. BUTTERFIELD,
s.u,.9s-lawl3w Com. General Land Office.
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Vol. l..
BRILLIANT LOTTERIES
FOR MARCH, 1850.
w MAURY & Co., MANAGERS,

$4,000!
2prizes of 1000 are
$24, 900!
20 prizes of $4,000!
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the benefit Of Monongalia Academy,
Extra Class No. !, for 1850,
To be drawn at Alexandria, Va, on Saturday the
I'd of March, 1850.
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Our Montpelier Corresponde nee.

NoNIPkliEh, January 1901.
Vermont Constitutional Contention State Of Parties
OiS Ht rksrsn and FTsesotsm Separate aad Hostile
No Organization.
The convention TO amend the constitution Of this
State met yesterday ON the evening previous the
freosoil party held and deeming themselves
secure Of Victory agreed candidates for all the
offces, elsimirg 10 have forty majority.
The convention called TO order by Col Townley,
vbig 81 BIsttl, boro when IL Field, Esq, Of New
Fam. frees ii. nominated l. Hunt, Esq, of st.
AlbaSs, od bunker and Mr. Thomas, Of West Fsirlee,
ALEC frsesoi Villas of Chelsea the caucus freeso
candidate for President pro femBoTe
The freesoil-r- endtAvOrsd to get up fight this
question and insisted that the vote should be by ballot
They defeated in this however and by the aid Of
wing votes Mr Thomas was elected temporary Presi-
dent The Secretaries also both old hunkers,
and thus ended the hrst day proceedings
To-day, after some delay In dsposing of conflicting
claims 10 sests the convention rceeded to ballot for
President. Seven bsllniinye have been had, without
choice and the House have now adjourned until to-
morrow send yeu she state Of the ballots, IS indi
eating the state Of the parties. Coolidge the whg
candidste Villa. the feeso and Hunt the old huaker
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Police InteIliIence.


short Of Smith. the sixth Ward Police
We uudersshd will aIIy 20 the Mayor thi. d, for the
torn a s1 fer duty who assignet By
Mayor for special ouy. that twelve Sc
ta'ehed from that ward special duy which 10 H. ae
captain fmh, leaves several important posts the
Unprotected; Tor ~ further protection th. ware
viii h. Necessary t"hsys At least sir yhe Mayor,
We are informed, willing 20 grant ne rruess Who vi
le the feeetes ~ the Mayor ca these % honot
The following toe st o. Policemen roe on srecal duty
from which the selection viii be mai.;A. ~ C. smith John
). ksfncs, m. ~. stephens John Hshwaite. Rob n
kowycr, Arthur kytcr, FRANK owens John snusoa J. n
Woo, G. aries ". Coms seinCo aud Patrick RAdcrty
hotbcG a. Coo Boz % Me Fire PoiRts.-A countrymAa
hy the Isme O David fugh whe visit ouud the
puns 81 the Five iOnts Wednesday evening last
met with BY iot anna Tbtt Of the bellies Cow Bay
Who induced thc sdyenturer In search of the
elephant" 20 visit Der domic located IN two pair back
ia called tho Dive Point rhtnng- beinr very had
lind ~ liquor dealt out in tina vicinity, by sellers
very CHEAP rate CURING only very little 60
cuFcntd O. such drink. 60 become snpifei-aBd his
the with the eouBtrymsn who aaiieny
ltcane hepR and then be relieved Il his soii vaoh
and sham valued 90 SO together With bs
$50 IN money. Tie fowinz day Information given
TIE Tts Nd johanna together with 4cc-muce. cael
julia bovrs. arrested the charge % sealuE tie
money and vah Justice kountfrt committed Them b1tA
rii.,h ~ uial
IotIifg tAe once Of kugr0hon -soue thief on rriiav
nFlt sstfetsd fiutef IN the Of &c q the con
In irra pnd was locted In At The time nf closing
nrft The rcfe btoAe tTen drawer IN the det and
so In ucity; bot in dawer 90 the forced orss
so ano watchf this the thief overloaded 70
aimee untouched In order the rsbsr brte
the itsteniug on TIE made OF the door roang Cham
bers street. and tive opening the eoer made hs escape
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v. ". Store, 81 Iouis HsmHi. 81 ieuis Mr. Gr,i-
non'rtsl NJ Batfod - Ious, Nssss 6rtdacr s. L. h.
Jts kssvies. New rtdf1re Baftea ki.kert On Sec
Itdf rd Holmsu. Boston; X. Nye Neu Beif5rd.
louis Leeds Gsrmtnforni y G. Pot Provides D.; a.
q. thufro tansndaigust John e. Iibtey, Cansudtfna
StnusI JGu e. Ter nto. kvar', J. Ewsrt Jr. Thomas
fvarf, 1tT,ntoi Y Nof tsauaEa. sta. TAYLOR
more u. Nsut Phil s. Louis. Z. : Fa,,an Utica Ar
Alexander IND lady Wahitrt-n. q sanford Albany asx-
sncsr thristie. Niarara NJ Davis HnT,i1. james u.
hsuEhfcr louiistll' A, Clafs,t, Louissiie. y e.
sns Thomas >. Wood. 4. 3 Az "a DosriaAn. uon9iaia
3 . John AsSarder sd ial1, Wsshretau q \ Nsr.h'
f,lsrd r. Bate 81. Rhode leland; o. Is Laurence Bs.
tou3 D. lisid, Nanfuttet Rev v Vel can. Nova scss
Jn.sTh n. Reel. Boston CeorHe " Nsts sou real To-
s,rh ard, souusal y. y sehencs. usula we're among
TIC afri,sis ytsferdsy 81 ~, lrvirg mouse.
\. kcrris and fariiy. New Nsrt; Dr Wooawsrth T. NJ
J. Robinson. Concord. y. a. ~. Jofs. Yort Mrs.
tdtus rcstrr; A. TELLER New Vera. George Lamsara,
n,st.n = y Carr New i.rh Hon. > cgr;i washin4ton;
kofis kctcfuD atd fauiiy, Norealt O. Gootyc,rs and
family, anonE Tie antats ~ the uni.A flaee hatt
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Ho-,.! Tn.A1n.sIns grand drama in a i've t.sls....
IN order that ali tSoss had not before Il was with
drswn shall have the satisfaction Of now enjoying iss re-
a s,sssansy popular L. must ais; be re-
south This win Be the las. week q two SPLEEN
old drama. n rtssn Sy Mr. Lester Tho amu'smsn'' will
BROADWAY THEArRr-Tslfords tragedy Of "Ion" will
be this Charlotte oa.hnan appear,
s Win b. ss will her :.sss
rsetsr Of xdrasas and Mr. Dyott higher
@ r Ss cssi Ss Isl wi"
EInLo's GAnpEs.-The programme of entertainment
nounces nights Of the appearance Of the ce
Ds S. and ends or ss
the
been produced in this country W. would advise the mana
ger in order Sas ali should fitness excellent psnso-
and the rural psntomine Of 'Nieodsnus.'
e y. % ss9s.. a
Ccmsns comedy the Poor Gentisms. in which the a-
comparable Of comedians attached this theatre
,sn:Scd aIts. and VII appear might
rick will dance "ras de HispaniOla"
van Wnss Vii commence sS tse AZ ;ss oooua
hs.Ts tsi: evening II which niaEy all iss co. will
and the orchestra viii the celebrated Hunting
Guard Evey body that ha, this piece. prOroupces il
ss beg, hS eve, G'sn Fl T. s National .d Tss
whole will close with the farce of Is he Jeaious.
oLysrc "a -Four s.osl,sn. drama, comprise the
sy q s g % s the
NoiinsOn and others Of The excellent artists always
A ire bill Of entertainment for evening.
BENEFIT or THE AnrRicAs Dramatic FUSD.-rrom .
does all the dstinsnshei artists Of this city we are per-
I ss oss s mc IL
s n s sSn m rs Ts S0asd
Hsmlin as jacques also, the Of L Esr Amore
Nth the % and other a..
and should be extensively patented.
ITAl.As or,nAI The lovers Of good music and fine 70
The frst time New York Donirttis master piece Anna
going people tbs city opera deeply interesting As
will be b. reflection upon the history Of the
CELESTIAL department. have been well drilled and under the
eeiaf.
CnRIsrys Of the mos. merry and high
Be %. rHa ars s , s
and the chorus iinging fret rate.
AMrnIcAs NvsryM-The performances q the Druiis 81
this establishment during the next week will doubt at
tract large assembsges citizens The
Tiosities.
CRcus. AsroR PIAcE.The equestrian feats thi. IA
these the funny and tales the clowns the
the greatest artistic excellence.
APOLLO RooM-saturaay evening The concert in aid Of
of before respctsbls aud crowded house Nothing
T f H.yr on this
and Mr. T. Eben the nu;e In the airs
Mr. ISsn d.psSed ali the soft and meiodoSs tone.
s u'1 capable OF yodsT stss, %
teire artist Who hes refined musical
eyinced good Judgment Of time but would suggest lit
d Leopold d S h
uden Us SS double ts9 9h pss the
The sesuin troupe announced to engage
ment ., the Howard Theatre, Boston, this evening.
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Boston, January 5.-Broksrs Boara-25 shares Bostsn
and Maine Railroad. l0; 5do. do 1918; do do, leki
do Boston and weEeester Railroad. gSAj DO o. gs 70
do Old Colony Railroad Or 20 do do Oh 10 do Western
Rsilro;s. iolS d. DO iCI1 do d. ioiA, DO Cd dpa
do. htehburE Railroad I do Eastern Railread 81 70
DO Vermont Central Railroad 4iH ioa % do Do Co. 5ms;
49, 20 de- dor 2 do Portland SAGE and Portsmouth Kali
road s6 50 dividends Vermont Central Railroad No 81
$500 Vernon and Massachusetts, Railroad Bonds. 81.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 5-Seeond Board-Ss0oo U. SIS.
't7 cap. ma; 1000 Lehish NJ IS. sl 1000 u 6s ~.
~ 1000 de- cash 80; loisS DO, ssvn "a 7oo win.
1864 V 90 shs. Reading kalroad Sd l5 100 do, 51 10
Penn. Railroad b. 40 After Bosrds $500 Sch. Nav. IS,
20; 50 shf. Reading Railroad l7s.
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Died.


On Sunday, 9th inst Of general debility, A.Dnrw
ADpn naive Of Scotland in the 56th year Of his age.
His friends and acquantances and those Of his son,
and the members Of Protector Fire Engine Company,
No o. respectfully invited to attend his funera
Tuesday afternoon at half past two O'Clock, from
his late residence, No. 14l Franklin street.
On Saturday, Jan 5th. Of apopexy JOIN HOWARD
His friends respectfully invited to attend his fu
neral from St Peters Church Barclay street. this day
(slopday), at half past one o'clock.
On Saturday, the 9th inst. ELIzAsrTH, daughter of
Frederick Friend and wife OF Phillip Schsefer aged rs
years, month and 10 days.
The friends and scquaintances OF the family, and
the members II the Venus Lodge No. 3f4 o. OF b,
and the Trinity Lodge, No II Free Masons, are re-
specfuy invited to attend her funeral from her late
residsn No 126 Hester street Monday afternoon
the 7th inst, at O'Clock without further invitation
Her remains will be taken to Green wood Cemetery.
Dearest wife you have left me,
Ard your loss deeply feel
But tbs God that has bersft me,
He can all nv sorrows heal.
On Saturday, the 9Th inst, OF dropsy In the chest
Mr. WILLIAM BUCKLEY brass founder, In the 63th year
Of his age.
The friends and acqusintances are respectfully in
vitsd to attend his funeral from All Saints Church.
eerper Of Henry aud Scammal streets at halt past
O'Clock this afternoon His remains will be- inferred
In Greenwood Cemetery.
On Saturday evening Jan. 5th, CAnr JUDAH, aged
90 years.
The friends Of the family are respectfully Invited to
attend his funeral from the residence Of his mother
Mrs Elizabeth judah, No 126 Wavery place, on this
Monday 7th inst) afternoon. at half past o'clock
precisely without further invitation
At Baltimore, on the 3ist ult MARY GREEN, In the
one hundred and third year Of her age.
At Southold N Y, on the 2sth ut Of tstanus DAVID
r. CARPESTrR, Of New York city, aged az years.
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INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS.



wAsHIssros, Jan. s, 1850
Contested Eleefsns-.9ppieson of the Delegates from
New Merieo aud D,srst-The Free and Sispe States
The Call on ,hs Presdsnt fer Information in Relation
to California &c.
The Committee Of Elections in the House have al
ready before them the memorial Of gentleman OF
Iowa. contsstpg the right to the seat OF Mr. Thonp-
ton and that Of Mr. Liuel of Pennsylvania, contest
ing the seat OF MIR Robbins A majority Of the COM
mittes are democrats and will, 1t is supposed report
in favor Of the sitting members The committee Will
shortly have referred 20 thsm the memorials of Mr..
Bsbbitt, of Deseret and MIR. Smith, of New Mexico,
asking for admiration on the floor rs delegates from
their respective territories What will be the result
this subject IL is somsS<at difficult to conceive Al
ready Minnesota Greg their delegates here
SupposiDg that territorial forms of government be
given TO Deseret and Minnesota and that the former,
like the Others, will not tolerate slavery, and will
have four ipient States. soon to come into the
Union with their eight Senators and four Representa-
tives in the House the In tution"
Add to there Senators aud two Representatives
from California and ten sbti-savery Senators and six
woud b. too powerful force to bs re-
ceived With degree OF favor by the Southern
bers. The States equally balanced, but there
lisa great d,orspaucy between the number of repre-
sentatives OF the two seetions-North aud South.
Ever since the formation OF the MON, slave and
free State have be, admitted into the league sersm
Together so ss 10 preserve the equilibrium in the
Senate, and ever since, the Southern force in the
House has continued TO asudie From these facts,
ard the additional truth that there Is slave State
in territorial embryo, will add force to the Southern
opposition 10 nen- slavery territories or States
De resolution ut the House, calling upon the Presi
dent TO furnish information including letters OF In
strucions a. To bis sgency in directing the political
movements in sli'roia ~ill be answered. The pa
pers numerous and extra clerical force has been
employed TO copy them In two or three weeks the
public will be grstn.d with perusal Of the docu-
ments
The free sellers do not about the election Of Mr.
FCrBsy Who they Think has leaned too much towards
the South; thy would vote for Major French, il Is
said 1le wings would unite On that gentleman for
Clek OF the House defeat tue election of
the d. ocrstir candidate Eorney's chance is
now the best, although oh ice of him Monday is
moi csrta in
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

SkrUhDAf, JAnuhfy % r NJ.
The nrmness noticed in the cotton market yesterday
was maintained to-day, and sales were again freely
made Of full prices, and In some cases at slight sd-
vance The four market continued firm, with mode.
ssles Of this State and Western brands at steady
prices. Wheat continued firm, but sales were light.
Corn freely offered and prices less buoyant
while ssles Of freely made the spot and TO
arrive rates stated below Other grain WAS In steady
demand 1T previous rates Old pork Was dul aud low
er, while further sales Of made to arrive
considerable amount Of hams were also sold to ar
rive. terms given below. Lard was steady with
moderate sales Butter hrm, aud cheese dull.
sugars rather stiYer, whine coes remained hri
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LIVERPOOL Clsone Bearss, Msrseilsg Allegheny NorkrAvs
Norlesns bsrh nh. hay0 BOss0ni sohr c0unos. Ga
PnovIpEnor Jan l-Cd bark Sea Brssss Prescott Bss-
ton sid sehrsG Pickering Park Trinidad dc Cabs; Wa
Legeett De0ross. Norfolk.
,RIcaMOsp. Jan S-sid schrs Gibson, Baker. NYsrks
Champion, Keen NLondon.
sAvAsrAH Dee 81 Br ship Jessie. Oliver Liyerpso
barks Bona Dsa (BrI Graham, do Peter Demil Hoey.
York; briggs Stafford, Pierce, HavanA Robt Charlton.
Gilkie, do Wilson Fuller Lewis NYork; schrs North Care
" iden, do
sALKa, Jan 4-sId brig Nereus Glover, Cayenne
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After the fifth ballot, Mir. Villas declined and pom-
mated Thomss Bsrtlstt, Jr The state Of parties in
dicated by tie ballots Is foloss-Whigs So. free
soilers lOl; old hunkers 90 There will be union Of
the old huDtsrs sue free sellers. for they deadly
hostile. The old bunker or whig candidate will be
elected, but when, IL is impossible to guess.
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THr rtovstor Busr~rss TVS wtsr.-The Louie
vile msfket is noted ss quiet Thursd.v last. hogs
toisfsbly hr, sses at 81 7b and arrivals light
Lard firm At askc
AZ Burlington. Iowa 10Th met, packing operations
were active. Hces we're ceiling ~ 81 aud for
lot 81 ,xtie coed 81 Is bad been paid
At Eeehuck, the range shopei an average Of 81 IS
fer hogs nndsr two hundred pounds net and 81 10 fer
hogs over ttst weight
* Alton m 2i.t Inst, the arrivals continued free
srd prices reported at 81 10 81 IS dividing
20 bs weight.
AtNsdifon. Ia hog, continued firm IN Thursdsy last
ct - IS A lot q lsb head sol1 a. " 81 Ctnetanat
Gafais, Dec. ~.
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Passengers Arrived.

HAvnE-Psshet ship 6Llia-hr Guyst. Mrs Y =!
lenoa hss Elenoa Miss Ellenos. Of Paris Mr. CAL
dsleush Of Philsdephs Brooks Mrs Brooks nss Brooks
setts; Brehmer Giverny Rtcharet Ritcharet OF
Germany Courtin, Blackburn, of York. and LII Ia
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On Sunday morning, Jan. 9th, by the Rev. Mr..
Jones, Mr.. AMBROSE X. RooERs to Miss JosEPHINE An
prEsos. only daughter Of Thomas p. Anderson, Esq,
all Of this city.
On Wednesday evening, Dec. 26th, 1s4o, at the OIL
yer street Baptist Church, by the Rev. Thomas Arm-
tsge. Mr. WILLIAM d 8. HYER to Miss MARY ANN
BAKER the only daughter Of Nr. Thomas Baker all OF
this
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PLacrs o. NGrrIrI-tnted States, $50; Ir.ssd. 70;
England, Scotland, Wales Germany, 81 France 1;
B,s,i.h Possessions in Nerth Ameriea 3 n,.,.-
Island s. Email Pox, do L. Iuratic Asylum. do p Wards
Leland, rs Randalfs Island, CITY Hospital, Z; Alma
sons. ii.
A.w. WHITE. City inspector.
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cclisicn estseen the passenger trsir from w.vpes
borough 90 Thila<eiphia, and the w..t.rn bgrd.,
train tcok pisce on the railroad near Pstersbrrr Pa :
on the "a inst by which Augustus Hetrley ..sosd en-
ginetr, lost his Itfs
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Army Intelligence.

serera court martial -ss TO convene st the Unit
fa shss Arsenal ct Little Rock. ara on the 2Oth
to charges sssinst Major David Batter,
uhtsry stof.keeper at that station Brsvet stis e-
neral g. Bekbsp and six other oe,c.rs r.r. 10 e,m
pee the court Col Brses ~ss appointed Juds. al
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rol,,,.sIyn,s,,,u.p,e

HepTeftutativts on Monday night last proceeded to
for the nouipston 81 House officers The -hiSs
nominated Augustus r. Cofnyn. aud the democras
John : NCaluont for the speskership D. Porter
Brsmley vss nominated by the dsmocsds csucu Us for
So sker of the Senate. The wings made no pOmns-
ton.
GOV Crittspdsn e Kentucky hs. appointed the srst
Nordsy aud Tuesday of Way, for the holding Of "a
election 60 vote upon the new constitution
The legislature Of Nsssachus.t's vas o-gsuiEed on
the "a irst by the election Of Marshai p wilder
President a. tie Senate aud Enfign n Kellogg. IS
speaker Of the House 1bs Gouucl1rs Governor,
Lieut. Governor Secretaries of state aud Treasury are
60 be chosen, the people having tailed ~ elect
The fret messsee a Gov Colier Of Al,hsma vas d.
Hvered 20 the Lesistufe ~ that state the I'D ut
but itis Wholly occupied With The financial ami bank
Ing affairs a the state which have been noticed
urosr the proper bead lie says not single rord up
on the subject 81 slavery or the Wilmot ytOvise
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Home Ports.

Bosror. Jan Ax-Ar barks frcdk Warren Iun., Cror-
Escr Tames barn Do sehr Sea SERPENT yalterrsot,
Nt rito Brothcrs Andersen, Calcutta VIA
1fsrCsco hdssidc 1turstcn havana Waterman tuer.
q tile roft tcrsl fk Ssr frarcsco; Edru johnson.
Csrr Ncsta fun. Savannah Nashua clifford Phila-
deItia tigs lear Der hsyo Iape HaJusn Eia Ncrttsw
Grim Csrtsna Sviftsure, kenptnn San Fran-isco;
Su all srrstuc NiibnFton, NC ha Baksr, Phisd.phia,
slr naitafces. RoEers 0craivea lewis. Crsvc. NNSk
Ssui srrlstOr, Ne milton. de- Bav STATE hvder
tsrk uufthssf, Lane, Nsrftlk MT Mctus
tuAHtfsror. Jsr Arr steamship Sonths-ner Terry,
Nrft siy josephine Cruottr 90; ttrks Car1ua Geo ev
a. taIClia Young, CO. irE Moses Ruiity, de- three
NOficsfs
"a AM-Arr tlp pelsvsse 1srtcS. Bath We; barns Va
rru tffl Neh lvtrreol' Rcuuius tBrL Prince Creca-
celi hrs Nm pufsn. Corson, kYcrk.
fiiF Dec actrr - tliE Ssn Nrue Nertoss, Havana
Tor Etfceiera. CD trir Nrfinis. addfos. NNork.
NEvfcrr, Jsa i-Au fchrs Athsla Providence flr Sa-
Vti uai james Free cFtl irarps thar.sfon. re-
2 iaits. Nltts ga seop Martha, RusssIL NYors.
Nrurt Hrrrtr, Jar 9 so erhr nary. uaitimere
fsifArLIrtHA, Jsn 5-Via ships J 4 Whiluey, Cuaisn
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Nps MAJ NutpR AT RpuNorp. Va ON the Mount
Vernon steamer from Norfolk, Saturday us the ia
nous Mrs Miller the hersiDe o. the assumed suicide
over the Niagara tslls come weeks since Shs
cCpTeni.d by young nan from the Valley q Vifgi.
mia Both ~ them we're recognized by persons sno
bad seen tn IN Winchester They left the boat at
City v int fur Petsrsburg Ibis fact With other cir
cum.isHcss which have reached our ear. ssti.fy us
thst the stats uenf rublshed Of Mr. Henry MERRITT q
Troy Nsv lofk beiug her lover erroneous The
LADY the heroine ~ the most cur - vhcs
ever rad y 6escrited % very short, With
pos nose abd not st ali attractive But the currents
q icNe are very unscccuntahe The lazy u further
repr,ftut.d o. beirg IN very Interesting ftustion.
We are informed By gentleman that sb mt . days
since he travelled torsfds TAFT mure with Ex. lns.or
Newell nov nitsd States District Attorney At De-
usit. the fstber a Mrs Miller. who In black.
ucurnirg The supposd decrease Of his daughter, sni
tier IN search ~ isfcrua attn touching her previous
moesnents The vhoie sfsir Is meet extraordinary.
h,,hnord, Fs., Erstucv, Jsr 1.
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Announcements of Births, Marriages and Deaths are
not inherited duly authenticated and pad for.
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aARITImE INTELL1G ENOE

Arrived.
raetot ship Gas Richardson. Havre, Dec l. with mise,
20 v Mtitiock, jr
ship Rose sisndi.h tpewJ. Pearson, Newcastle Ne.
dtys. with hay. 20 Smith.
ship American Congress- Packard Newcastle. days, TO
sohr Olive, smith. wilmington. NC. days. with naval
sehr HiehiF.n. Wyatt Rslinore 5dsys.
sehr John hanloys. seven. Dover VI. days.
sehr y " illips Small Eastrort 10 days.
scir Vim Pope. Foster, Naohas. : days.
sehr Alhsubra, Blanchard. Boston, days
Below.
Br brig Minerva, Delaney, 10 dAys from HALIFAX.
sailed.
Bark caleso, City Points brig fore rogc, naranham.
For ths Ore, time this winter Ice mace lie appearance In
our uvots yesterday.
Jar 6-wind at sunrise NV at meridian. NV a.
Get. Bow, and light.
Foreign Mails.
LETrEn BAGS Of steamer Cambria for Halifax and Liver
rool will eose at the Herald once Tuesday January
once 20 paTt Of tie vorld.
Herald Marine Correspondence.
rnItA uFrFtus, Jau 8. 4 PH-Arrivsd-schrs Elvira
u Psrler, New rcrt james Deputy wins
90 jsterh Guest kosers CtArieson hiRsrvs, feAsrgng
Fall River.
miscellaneous.
Bars THFD'K WAVES, boston from Crcns,ait, from
Nov ~ 10 Dee ~ experienced ts heavy EAs from tie
iats Ion % sprung head Of fore
act, and Lost iofctoTmast.
scuR ELvRa THoNrsoS At Phusdclphia from "a port
reports hayitE Let met % Rtedy Island sunten
oAocner thought 20 b. the Louis Chester from Phladtps
bcuud 20 New York, With cargo o. coaL
CoNstror BALrrNoRE-Tls fcrsiEn and eosstuBs
FOREIGN Co1sirtse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-07

Barb srio Huiscy from Cronsadt Tor Boston Nov lat
tlsu, ltnA 90 ", ttaudiug
Bari Atrt n DAYS Boston for Liverpool leo report
ec1, Dec ., LAT u ~, Ion ~.
esIt nsuiltob s,sn, from Portland for csrdenas,
Br fhurs hence for sa,snuAh. passed the sos
ult A N. "a The Dtiavsr