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The New York herald., 1850-12-08
SECOND BOARD.
CITY TRADE REPORT.

Barr December 10 Il. VI.
AsHEs-The demand was moderate and pots very
heavy The tales Of the day comprised loo bbs., at
50 az SO for pots. and SIS rs IS 81 fo- pearls. OF
Canadian pots 800 bbls sold at private bargain Tho
receipts by North river boats reached to day $50 bbs
The stock in the ins peoion warehouse this merning
consisted of 2,s05 bbls. pots and 109 bbls pearls
together, 4,9l4 casks.
BREApsrrrrs - Flour - The prevailing rainssornc
checked the sales of Western and State flour mate
rally and the market tor the low and medium grades
was lower. The demand was chiefly on speculation,
with something doing in other grades for the East and
for export, prices f which we're firm The receipts
were large. reaching for the day 1900 bbls. We no
tced sales Of 1000 bbls at 81 62l "a es24 for COM
mon to straight State 4ts4 81 ST Tor mixed TO
straight Michigan and Indiana; 81 sll4 81 SIS
for good Ohio; aud 81 "a a S5 05la Tor pure
Genes.e In Canadian there was e good basiness
rels changed han is at 81 o2 - for COED brands in
bond Southern flour in moderate demand and very
firm. Sales made OF 400 bbs ct IS l21l for COM
mon to straight Alexandria Baltimore and Georgetown.
Rye -four was ess plenty and tIie better, will saeg
Of 100 bbs at So 50 Corn meal quiet and Jersey
in good supply with ssles of $50 bbs 3. So e6i
Brandywine being scarce, held firmly at So ollz.
a S3 3t4 per bbl Wheat considerably depressed,
particularly domestic, of which we have heard Of nc
caIgoes at previous figures Rye held firmly at 75,,
with small sales. barley was nominal and dull az Soc.
90 Oat, were steady at yesterdays prices. Corn
was better, but the storm prevailing restricted trans
actions The saes of the day comprised 1900 bushels
az Gee zoe. for old Northern round, Jersey yellow,
and Western mixed and 0lc. $40. for new North
n do.
CorTos.-The sales, far reported on Change,
about $50 bales since eco, making 1850 in all
The feeling for the future has since
the receipt of the letters per Asia The demand for
the home trade had received greater petus aud tho
India mari in state receive greater supply
OF goods than lsst year, and It Is fEed fact that
all the spindes now revolving cannot receive supply,
IL becomes interesting to ascertain the point of prcs
which will bring them TO rect Sellers will supply
moderate demand at our annexed quotations, but
large purchases cannot be effected without payinSs
u c., llgher.
The New York herald., 1850-12-08
MONEY rIARIknr.

sArrHuAy, December I'd ?. ".
There vas not 90 much huoysncy in the stosk
market to-day, and prices fcu OF fraction Reading
farosd the most active stock on the list, and
closed firm at slight advance At the FIRST board.
o.dny Erie railroad declined q per cent; Harlem ~
stoniueton 1; Norwich it; Laus Island =. The
market closed with upward tendency The arrival
Of the Asia from Liverpool. with accounts q an oi
vsnce in cotton OF ons.eshth Of renny per pound,
and the Georgia from Chsgrss with two Woke
later intelligence nom California. aud accounts OF
enormous thipments Of ro5 Dust from san Fraucsco
must have very favorable iuausncc upon the stock
market sud tend 70 a further imitation Of prices We
look for a very astive time among speculatois next
week ny the Empire city nov dus from css,res,
We sham receive between two aud three millions OF
gold dust In the face Of such enormous rem stances
the speculative feeirg IN the stock market must in
crease otvih'tsndng The syoreble oI ne
year
The Residing Rail Road brought 70 tide water on the
The New York herald., 1850-12-08

coal brought down during four days ending the Stb
inst o42 TONS against 1886 for the same time
the previous year. The Lehigh Canal brought Down
2453 tons last week Total this year, 7o57eo tons
The Message OF the Governor of Virginia states that
the present outstanding debt of the Commonwealth,
s936 s9 &c. and there emains to be paid
subscriptions to organised companies not yet called
for, s4.e32 sos Appropriations to the amount Of
ss44 900 have been made to companies not yet organ
iIed, the greater part Of which 1t is supposed will
never be called fer In addition to the direct debt
above mentioned, the Commonwealth has rendered
herself responsible for the bonds of several pora
uons within the State, to the amount of S2s4i374 and
has promised future guar to the of ST.
lt3o2o, making the sum total Of s39iT s9s In view
OF the five millions which it will be necessary raise
for the purposes above noned by the sale Of State
bonds the Governor recommends that some legisla-
ton be adopted to obvae the many unnecessary for
maties and technicalites which now impede the sale
Of the bonds of the State and obruot their ready cir
The New York herald., 1850-12-08
The Latest Intelligence.

Fy telegraph, we learn that American big
named the Voasia. was overhaulsd and captured
on The coast OF Af'ica, by of the British ships
i war, on suspicion Of being engaged in the slave
Uade.
i was asserted by those oa board that she was
on lawful voyage, and the case was represented
&c The American Commodore on tina. station, who,
however, refused to interfere, or al least, as We
lean, he commander OF the captured vessel re-
ctiyed no satisfaction. If the Volasia was wrong
irlly seized, no doubt the captain and owners Will
Re indemniied, by either the government OF Grea.
Britain OF that OF the United States. We are as
much opposed as any one can be to British agrees
sions on cur commerce, but We mus, say that the
Nclasia hadEa very suspicious cargo, according to
CuT reports. The matter will, no doubt, be looked
into by our goyemmer,, if the owaers Of the cap
iuIed vessel require it.
il appears that al the FIRST auction sale Of tickets
foI Jenny Lind's concert in Washington, the first
troBgh:a premium Of one hundred dollars, and
ILa, considerable excitement has been created in
shat city by the arrival of the distinguished vo.
talIsI.
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Police Intelligence.

Mrs. IPdison arrested me Charge of .4rson.-on
Friday last noticed the arrest OF John Watson, on
charge of setting fire to his store, the fourth of
July last, situated at No. 90 Third avenue for the
purpose OF defraudng the stockholders OF the Broad
way lire Insurance Company out of the amount in.
cured, 81 Coo On the arrest OF Watson other owl
oeness came to the knowledge of Justice Osborn,
which implicated Sarah c. Watson, the wife OF the
accused, as principal in the commission et the
crime, and accordingly a warrant issued ~ her
immediate arrest. Officers Undtrbil and Wiley, Of
man and brought her before Justice Osborn. who de-
tanned her for examination. There is mgch mystery
attacht to this affair and many curious stories
areafoat touching the in egrity OF officials ated
in the matter But to al of such statements defer
giving circulation until proper Judicial investigation
takes place, when hope asd truss the truth will be
shown, and the guilty II there be any made 20 hear
the exposition OF their folly
The New York herald., 1850-12-08
Religions InteIIircnee

sERm0Ns TO DAY.
Church Of the Mediator Eirht ssreet-Profe,ssr
Lush. evening.
Dutch Reformed church, Bleeksr ttrest-Rev. Dr.
/ o WIFI. evening.
Church Of the Messiah, weos,sr street Rev DR..
baptist church, Nsrfolk strest.-Rsv Thoma, Armi
f1esbyterisn church, Thirteenth strs,t-Rev. Dr.
Hatfield afternoon.
Methodist piscopal church, Madi.ou strect-Rcv
DR. Hay. evening
DGptist church, Grand strset.-Rcv. D. H. Graham,
Mctfodist Episcopal church Pacific stree. Brooklyn
Rev DIR. Kennedy, morning
Congregational church Sullivan street. President
PresbStsTan church, Spring ,;rest.--Ber. Dr. Camp
uniTsrsslist church Fourth street Rev. r Nys
81 Likes Building, hudson stre,t-ss James
Tniysr,sist church Orchard ,trsst.-Rev. c. II
Fey ss,. s,ss '-.opA chvsob, allen street, Rev Dr
M Ty.ia,0SE sdS.x iS No aii-Rsv SNOW morning
In Trovbtidae wa. ordained and installed
tor Of The First PresbJ Jteriap church Of laversaw
korAisnd Co, n. T.. On ;.s.s 13th ult
new rrtstvttrsn church debated. on the
isfh nil Al sheboyrtu. Wiz
nsv osorss LsJ6urn of he Oh school rresby.ery
Of NcptroUtry vas recently received az member of
tbs Nea Schctl prtsh, terry Of Hanover
Rev n. Alden VAS installed. oct goth over the
churcl IN Soutb Nsrshttid. Mas, one Of the most
ancient churches In the conn onwealth anl believes
~
Frims,
psv Daniel sawyer was dimiuej. on account OF ni
tfelth rom the psstorsl churre o the firtt Cougre
r.fiopal church IN Jsmpster. n ".
Rev VI Gutter was lustalltd over the ConEragt-
tiopal church 80 Center Mac the Z0th ut
Rev Jebn "a. Merrill. OF Sedgwics Ne. was installed
rsstor tho Congres ational church ofrcmbroke Nh
on Tho crth nit.
Rey CHARLES u Herbert lats oi Mesouri was To-
stalled st Mount NeInsn, Mass a. pastor 81 the Con
arfgattcual church.
rev Beniar,in PoltR Was installed Noreribsr l3th
o.tcr of tie Cor arpgstioual church Cd Alien Grove
WA h, the ronrt ntiou OF Reloit
rev MF Auer. Of the Presbyterian church has
srcertsd n rsll Cm the Uctman Heiot ca church Gin
FIeafanfviiie. Pa.
nv " ID paxton q Gteencastle, has escorted
call ,f tfe rirft prefty ttrian church u ritisbtrHh
nv Gpofra " Dunmore sud wife Of Erswsr. Me,
rf,s,ftv ra4titd viii 'cor SAIL tcm nnstcN mis-
,ioretif ai the American Beard 90 Ola Mesorotamia
nor tsr ffm D. sucitut " u ~ the thsldees.n
A parfitt church has been organized al Jefferson
Grove suf suuthsr 81 Byron Illinois.
ON Nov g. Baptist church va recognized at Dams
vunr Tfvinsftcn county, IN this state
Rev Ettutscr scohelG, Jr. vas cr5Ained az Pa
wilton Kendall esurty. H. Nov g. 1850 tt the call q
the Ltuq grove Baptist church
Rev Wm Gattf le,e 90 Brooklyn III, has taken
chs,et Of the Pc, kstcuc and osari srtist churcses
The New York herald., 1850-12-08
MARKETS ELsEwuERy.

rulAn AnriIin. Dee 7tirst Board.-slnlO rhiladei W.,
- w hatrisburg RAILROAD bg, gB 1UJ do. % i. 90
60 ~ Avn SUIT cn 20, 90 100 Jehgh CO. IS 7ix; TO
Na % DO 10 2OO DO 4j; 1909 do, b5 SJ: go Penn.
~ 81 ~ shares Grsrd snilroad 1kki ~ DO f2. $50 DO.
10. 80 p ~ nnt hai'ro, o. 1895 y Wrington Ra
NJ Si zee ne 2. Do. i1i 100 Morris Cui q Z; 80
~ ~ i .Wlehign chi, b5 ~ Resiing- Railroad, 81
~ VV %. >, cI1f llG a., ST. Afler Sa-sa7O0
i5: 100 DO. ga sOOuv do, S5jI $50 shassa.
Canal; y 10 Lsblsh Nay, sa Sch Nav. - So, III
~ loo Ptnra Sc a 100 sch Nav &C. 81. loo s5soe
Reading EGiiroso ~ % Penn. Railroad q. a. slis. sl
far and Nc y. Bspk d. "a Ier Svls So g.. ~,
~, ~ lhaIes aoh Aaf s9sA - $50 Cirard Cans igs
BsiI1NoRr. Dee -Ssock RosrS-ss2 eo-ionths Bslti-
more 0s lS.v lei iJ 90, ig.; Is hares rrthkn Baat
~ =, II AID o. Haitcad, 6ti 10 do G5 - do ff 81 do
IH 81 - do tins. 6s - 40, Csi 10 de- o7ia; - DO,
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supreme Court.


I-ETWIN NITITI
Dc. IN Fttnh ptisonDs- Habtaf C6I-U -
bentsm Nirsmatre and Bernard charged win tho
robbery u the Countess Of Caumcnts rroppriv and
in vhc.e published the decision bl Ma. Com.
Missioner MetcalL yestcrd-, 7ich ctlsTs thtir being
Ent back 20 Ersnce lrdcr the conditions 1fthe treaty
we're brought % TO this c3urt 40 ii;tle after two
clock on hAbeas cornus
The udge said that the application was made 70 him
tLs morurg aod be ordered he ha1eas returnaoe &c
two clock In consequence OF che ceusse Tor the pr-
scncrs stating that application had been made to
On Presdent, for warrant FOX their immediate ex
Tradition IfhoWtver postpcnement vas 70 4uired.
ie wcuidajjo the hearing 90 another day
Jcu-te en- behalf o. The French government re-
.uestu1 pcstpcnemert
Tns JuuFe ordered the recomuttel OF the prisoners
o. the custody OF the keepsr oi .Au city prison wth
directions that they be brought Up saturday next
Go hich day the return on habeas was sd1osIned
The New York herald., 1850-12-08

The concert announced for this evening st rSiplsr
Hsn viii not take place. Anna Bishops Eighth Grand
Concert will take place next Sunday evening. Several
musical subjects are necessarily otced this
inE, In consequence Of the pressure Of in our
columns.
TRIrLER HALL.-Anna Bishops Eighth Sacred Con-
cert announced for this evening espendid vocal
talents OF Madame Bishop and the great musical abi-
ties Of Bochsa the great maestro will doubt attract
large assemblage, Ii the weather be favorable.
CHRsrY's MnsrnELs.-rhe inclemency of the
weather seems to have little effect in keeping the ad
mirers of Negro Minstrels from visiting Mechanics
Aal The entertainment s excellent and conse luent-
ly attracts.
PELLows' OPERA HoUsE.-The performances at this
beautiful hall attract large houses every evening.
Several novelties In preparation and will be pre-
sented tomorrow evening The benefit of 7 T. Briggs
the great bapjost, will come of Tuesday evening
The New York herald., 1850-12-08
NE Ws BY TELEGRAPH.


SENATOR TO BE ELECTED FROM vIRGrNIA-sot-ru
ERN sEcBssIoN-THE TREASURY REPORT ETC
wAsHISeroN, Dec. 7, 1850.
The General Assembly of Virginia was to choose an
United States Senator to day in the place of the Hon.
James NJ Mason whose term will expire the close
the present session Senator NJ who is the author
the Fugitive Slave Law, will probably be returned by
more than his party vote.
1t is understood that disunon depends upon Misss-
sppi With her slightest encouragement, South Caro-
lima will issue declaration ofsecesson Her legisla-
ture is waiting but does not like to lead of.
The Secretary Of the Treasurys report will be COM
municated to Congress next Tuesday. 1t has been
delayed by the copying of tabular statements.
The number OF deaths in Washington, during No
vember, was 62, Of which two were from small pox.
The New York herald., 1850-12-08
Capture OF American Vessel by the Bril-
tish, on Suspicion OF being Shaver.

BOSTON, Dec. Z, ISoU
Capt. Disney late commander of the brig volasia
arrived at Helmes Hole, the 5th inst, passenger
in the brig Boston, from Bahia He states that his
brig csptued in the port of Victoria by the British
war steamer Ratler, suspicion of being engaged in
the slave trade The Volasa bound to the coast of
Africa, and az the time OF her capture had board
passengers, and cargo composed of farina, beans
rice, beef lumber, liquor, &c. This curious cargo
with some alleged informalty in her papers, induced
the British Commander to put prize on board
of her, and send her to st. Helena Captain Dh rey
alleged that his vessel engaged in lawful voyage
and that the whole proceedings against her
Just and tyrannical. He laid his before Commo-
doIe Gregory, the Commander of the American sq as
dron, but received no satisfaction.
The New York herald., 1850-12-08

Hon John A Collier. Binrhamtop. r. kyau Mon
tr,al Dr. swin. q g. a. q p Reed Puiisi sohn
Birurt Enrand. John Withers. g q. jar
rett san Frarcirso. Lieut. Rogers Z. 81. L'cut ID
y NsUoidle DO Lifut. D. H. Nussel 10 Dr
Fouthaate Y. s Al Hon " II 0Vtn. ci tnl itou
California vste among the arrivals yesterday at tbe
Irving House.
Hcn VI c ne Tore.s Connecticut. Hen 9. lneer
son phistelphla Robert oody ear tsq New Asup-
sfife. ~ CLARK Gocdyear Esq 10 j. Hathbura Esd
do ere auougst the arrivals al tbe niou Place Hotel
yesterday.
A King Hiehmoud; J. ferguson Washington; G
Dana Boston; g. Eford SoUth Ctrolina; p Dart
Oreecn: Capt Judsins, British steamer Asia Or
wsfd British Navy Messrs. cray Taylor. nnd De Hree
q q boundary Survey. California. vere amongst The
Vratfr8ay a the AatOr.
The New York herald., 1850-12-08
Philosophy OF Hrantretln,. vegetanle pm.

when the theory Of the circulation tne blood w,a e-
tablshed the secret springs "a vitality then plrtav
expcstd TO view. We un1srsto0d that the 5sI
est converted into h1 which repairei te
tte animal mache she food ia fuel which life
heat the internal tres that aad iuvgsrae
man, The blood s electric tuti which tais
. ramiant1n cf the body the eytrsfie
the hair and ltruy rail While the Hood is thus the
scat o. he 10 s also the o. disease Food gives
the toey strength brandrcthB Pills give the blood
the fccCtfary throw rom itself all
ties thus rendering TIE stream Of life and hfnitlv
II men vtc more hcre weall be fewcr reig
cceds and u they hept elcccr raturea laws IN the
naGeu ert of their odes they would qure tts ned
- men rrcv moro intelligent they viii become
ha PIER even thir wisdom 10 proved by the fact that
when icfnee aUsas ieu. they Bandgcths Vofe'ab
intNetsSl is, whih restore hen 90 health. ILsv
are peculiarly afafttd O. tha emae aad require EXTRA
cart when they are used In tiher diet clothing Ttcy
should BE always the touB that up1n the hgss atlga
sn g sieAhe,s the may % gsed ose dose Ia the bsG-
nirg u more potent r good hag dozen after the siokre
is hxed in toe system In colds coughs asthma rhenmi-
usm, ctsvcntts. icvcu, and t acute or heavy Acg-
ss,ed pains tlt,, eaesg rl y ')uhi ycRa an praise,
Ahlee or hNe VIII act lse charn of.on curing a sar-
Etr.N manu- - tnce. t1Vng months Of sehn and
fIt ihtreto acr ln1. Remember. Bran frcths r s
tAovn, ard fully tcrted medicine. that is
hrhfecs 81 thl usands IN kis country sad throurous
CNlrod world Iley are gnietly suporsediRy all ofhrs
nedcnes They 'ake out Cnly that from the blood which
- TIE cause 20 weakness and pain. lc1vaF stfenRth and
heathi they produce healthy sleep uirht aud an ar
petite that reshe al kinds Of food Sold at Dr Hraai-
rehf rrisciral occ, 2 Bfoadwav sad his retail ort
80 beNery, and = Hudson street, NeH York.
The New York herald., 1850-12-08
City Intelligence.

STILL WANT or LSHr-The oil lamps on Burling
slip, between Pearl and ater streets nc. lighted
on Friday night, Notwithstanding the report Of the
peice OF the Second ward that they were not burn
ing on the previous night, scarcely any other night
The report OF yesterday tou.ly remarks that the
oil is all consumed and that this s the Of .he
darkness and not the nefciency Of the lanplghter.
FrRr-At nine o'clock last evening, FIRE broke out
In dwelling house on the First avenue, rear Six
teenth street. owned by Mrs. Pearsal, ard occupied
by several families. The fremen were promptly on
the spot, and extpguished the fire, with trid q d.
mage to the building.
OWNER WANTED "A trunk bsndbox ar carpet bag
were found in the street last evening by the police
the Eighteenth ward. An owner is wanted ind ths
articles may be had on applying at the station house
The New York herald., 1850-12-08
MARYLAND Convention.

ANNAPOLIS, Dec. Z, 1850.
spirited debate has been carried on in the Reform
Convention, to. day, on a proposition to make the
Bible standard work in the public schools The mo.
tion eventually laid on the table.
Resolutions were offered and adopted for the cleo
tion of Governor tisnnally which functionary Is
be invested with the veto power which 1t will require
twethirds vote of the Legislature to overruls The
resolutions also retrict the pardonng power of the
executive and cut down the number of delegates to
the House TO foi ty members
The New York herald., 1850-12-08

step, since the President made his republican
speech. Where there is little honesty among po-
litcal leaders, there is always superlux of suspi-
cion. Louis Napoleon is announced to be insin-
cere. II is broadly asserted that he was opposed
TO such message-that he was in favor Of bend
ing his head toward the imperial laurel-and that
he has not abandoned any of those ambitious views
which have marked him during the year past
This may be trne but still the mind of Louis Ma
poleon is sufficiently expanded, to know that, in
the course he has adopted, he has made himself
more popular and secure than he ever could be at
the head of an empire. However, one year more
will be sufficient to decide great question with
respect to the sincerity of Louis Napolean, and,
also, the sincerity of France herself
From California, the news is not very important.
The amount of gold pouring in upon us is a graft
fling proof that the bold adventurers on the Pa
cifc are building up great Stae-the results Of
which must continue to affect, for long time, the
commerce of the world. The inhabitants have re-
ceved with JOY the tidings of the States admission
into the Unon-and we may anticipate nova more
stable government and vast Improvements in the
work of civilization in that new country We regret
TO perceive that distressing casualty has occurred
10 one of the steamboats, az San Francisco by which
many valuable Hives were lost, and many persons
wounded. Considerable apprehension will be felt
for the safety of friends ill further details have
been published
On the arrival OF each California mail, hun
dreds of eyes turned at once to the market re-
ports, and many an operation in various kinds OF
goods is made on the basis which the data derived
from the prices current affords. 1t is therefore
very desirable that these n- current should he
made up with the greatest care, to avoid mislead-
ing those whose enterprise leads them to risk their
means in the California trade. The large houses
have their private correspondents, who will keep
them advised by private communications of every
change in the market. But there are hundreds of
smaller dealers who are willing to venture their
means in the trade, but who have not the advan-
tage Of a regular personal correspondence. To
these persons it is matter of the first importance
that the quotations should be published correctly
in the newspapers made up for the mails hither.
We are led TO these remarks by comparing the
prices current OF the California Courier and the
dltG California, which vary so materially in many
particulars that we are at a loss TO know what to
give as the really current prices. We annex a
few sample quotations 10 show the difference in
the market reports of the different papers bearing
the same date -
The alta ColJo~ MIA Pri- TheCelyornis Courier Pri-
ces Current Oct alst' css Current, Oct Sls..
Dry Goods DIR Goods.
"A brwn .heetpgs Ioal2)l brown sheetings. 17aIe
IS drllls .llal2 rs drills ........-a2l
The above are only a specimen. On looking
through the list we see numerous quotations in
which a comparison shows the same discrepancy.
We cannot tell which is correct
The New York herald., 1850-12-08
Jenny Lind at Bnltimore--The Ticket
Auction.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 7, 1850.
The auction sale Of tickets for Jenny Linds first con-
cert here took place this morning The first seat
knocked down TO whtehurst, the dAguerreotypst, at
500 premium the 800 parquette seats sold at 50 so
$3.50 premium. There considerable excitement
and the house thronged with speculators bidding
for tickets, which all sold at average price Of
S.. The whole amount received was about $4,000.
Mile Jenny arrived this afternoon and was wei.
coined by very large assembisge composed of al
IL n Ill
The New York herald., 1850-12-08

prprrrtr or O,rs srtAvuuya The U. J. ~
steamship. Atlantic. oapt West. laft at yester
5ay on her rxth voyage 70 Ii,trp, OIL the new
steamship Louisiana Cag, itvlets also lcft f0f New
Olltfus between which city and 0sl7esion. and
urazos santiaro, o. s to carry the mal', and the
ttsamshir soutterrsr capt. Dictmstn slso loft for
Charleston. The namss % their passengers viii be
i.und under uari,ns Intelligence.
r..-.t... - isfk q. 500 tons called the Hannah
Nr.ptr ~fs launched at Etbbinston 81 inst. ~ j. g.
= Brewer. $50 bsmf the ninety tth vessel he has
tuNt
"A surttior itir tfattut 200 tour was launched u
rtmttuEs. .oit ult. ty Hr q. Ftsi,r O"ned in
. ucftCr
siflrvHrcr tv Wsrrr sFovr IA .artul siccid"nt
So recently ned 90 the Mtlt,ss brig Lady Flora
which vteseI ltit rortsnouth. Eng. 90 the ltth Il
Orfehsr for isrhgrn Ou tfat same daI, acout nine
q M when about tfirty miics 90 the west a Oofo
sfa w. sttuck bV Yattr-spoat and iur fi1tsly
fHrttrsd Uue man alone vtf efrfl ~ iEe tt
.sIttte. vLi-1 uas near. llt al rnieavors % ssNe
7 .t.s A eaf nj u~
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Died.

CHsntrs, the infant child of Peter Marty on the
'th iust at 81 Little street, Br1 oElyn.
ne tut ernl will take place Sunday The Sch inst
At half past = NJ. The friends OF the family are r..
tpeeuully Invited to,sttend.
Jhcon : nASsEv, eyed years and months eldest
son Of Nichoas s. Hsnssn
The hients OF the family and H. J. Hansen are re-
specially invited 10 attend his funera on eunIav
siteInoon Dec s.h nt half past o'clock from H..
Grand street William sburrh
suddenly. on the sch INST Elrra AvS. wife of VIII
ham Tnornhil IN the 32d yesr Of her age