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MorDar, Dec 1s--5P.M
The stock market remains without material alteration
Railroad bonds were offered largely and the fan ,ies
pretty active. At the first board Harlem fell Of
"a per cent Erie Railroad -; Reading Railroad, =;
Norwich and Worcester, =; Canton Company, 4; New
Jers., Zinc advanced . per cent; Hudson River Rail
road ~ After the beard there little buoyancy
10 the marAst and slight advance realized We see no
decided Indications Of improv sment
the remote probability Of outsider, coming forward
&c relieve present holders Of portion Of the load nor
pressing 90 heavily upC, them.
The receipts the once Of the Assistant Treasurer Of
this port, to-day, amounted to saools; payments,
s1is,ss7 s4-bslsnce, s3oes,53s o.
The demand for for-gn exchange, for remittance BY
the steamship America, on Wednesday for Liverpoo,
has thus far, been only to moderate extent Drawer
however, are firm. We quote bills on London 1oik
lo1f per cent premium Paris, 81 l5s g. 13al; Am.
stsrdsm, az nSi Bremen, 49, 7sR; Hamburg
15f sBS The shipments Of specie. Last week we're
comparatively moderate. The annexed statement ex.
hhit the expectation Of specie last week and for the
year, up 10 the 18th init
sHiPssSrs oy srEcm FROM rim Ponr 90 Nav YoHH
Brig Augu,tina, Berlin, American gold ..... $4,000
Steamer Humboldt, Havre, American gold
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NEW VS. BY TIE l. z @ r A p III.
~~o~O~~~S~>N~~~>0-~0S~~N-
INTERESTING CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS
>s4o>~~-N0N~>.NN~0yNo-~
Passage Of the K0ssnth Welcome Reso-
luton In the House.
The California Branch Mint Bill En-
crossed In the Senate.
Dsbats on Mr. Foote'S Compromise Resolution,
IMPORTATION WANTED PROM FHRPRESDENF.
The Case Of MIR. Thrasher--The Seixure OF
American Vessels by the Spanish-- tish
and French Interventios,
&C., &C., so.
The Latest from Washing ton.


SPECIAL coRREsPoSpENcE HKRALo.
WASHINGTON Dec Is, 1851
The CASE OF MR.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO CON-
SUI sHAKKEY- KossUTH's RECEPTION BY COW
GkEss-A pINNER-MR CLAWS HEALTH, ETC.
AL the Information at present in possession Of the
vernmen with respect to Nj Thrsshers case has been
obtained from the newspaper accounts. Mr.. Webster
has written to Judge shsrkey Consul 1t Havana
obtain q cepy OF the record OF the Court But this will
not be obtained Mr. rhrssher tried by military
tribunal and record is made public of their pro
eeedDgs Mr.. Webster is Of opinion that Mr. rnrashei
became citizen Of Spain; and IL So he only
. remssion Of the sentence 1t is however, believed
that Spain Ill not let him this country for Tea.
Of his hs0dipg another forsy Cuba As Judge
eharkeys answer u received Mr.. Webster viii comply
with the resolution of Congress
II u intended TO appoint committee Of each house to
receive and introduce Kossuth bis visiting the capt.
tall and II he desires 10 make dress no opposition
VIII be offered 1t Ia conteml lated 10 give him Dime.
the expense TO be defrsy ed out OF the tickets-
Mr. Clay has learn consented TO go to Philadelphia
with his physician DR. Johns who has insisted upon
change Of air absolutely necessary to his pa
rents life But faint hopes entertained tina. Henry
Clay will return To the ate and IL II than
probable be vii soon resign. AY.Z
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rtRsoVst ErFLA~sror ~ Nh. sAirH o. 1lss.Ns-EOs-
sNlhs oHihAcrER HEugwED-cHsEeE o. INoorss-
Mr. snirH, (dem } q Alabama moved 70 reconsider
the title Of the resolution lie wanted TO offer personal
explanation.
Objection was made TO this, but, finally amid much
oonfu,ion, the consent Of the House was given
Mr. ssrrH then commenced by saying that Kossuth
here exile and referrsd 10 ancient history 20
show that several distinguished person, there mentioned
prOted by their exile and exclaimed happy fortunate
Kossuth He then alluded TO the ssendid recep tion
given him in New York, and the Object Of his coming
70 this country-name to get monty. II would be
reelected that few days ago resolu ion intro
withdrew n At that time the star Of the Hast
usen- kotsuth had not come-populsr comnOtion was
not aroused but since then extraordinary change
hiss Ell over The Legislature and similar resolution
has ben introduced into the other House aud passed
VIII bot Fix Gifsenticnt voices l. this esfaiiDg -
" nd ne control q popular connection does u not
nov that the Outside passed tie r-sou Jon bY ts pre-
.urs snd ~ resou Ton rushed through tnis House
ARR proceeding IN this strain little further there
Nere frequent eais % order aDc cries o. 20 on ln
The fgssR decided that the gen leman mad not gone
o'yotd the Units - rerscnel expiaustian
an appel vl- tofrn from the decision II the Chair
sAq the naJi aai Jeas ordered, uhen The Chsir yss
~ sV'-r' e.ur.i REVERSING The motives declared BY
h.erh t1 Pr slar1 s.d thl.r AZ std iu Naw YORK b.
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Telegraphic Marine Reports.

Veie8raPlc meHhnS NoPOS.
Bosrou Dec u.
Arrivsd-ehip 81 Peter. Noreans; bAris John Parker
Cronadt Globe Charleston; brig Ava. do with loss OF
Brss Edwin. ana A Ring. Phil.dslphi. sehrs n Dyer
Hudson and Mentrose, PhiladelphiA. -
Ship Moses Wheeler Liverpool. Nov - LAT Al lon ~
spoke ship Kennebec, from kOrlcans TOR Liverpool 7h Inst
ga Pm lat 10 + Ion g. exchanged signals With stesm.nip
experienced boiterous weather since passing
Srs Alpha Of 8. John NJ iisnsstsa an water logged
B.rhP r Halelsins. N0rlssns brig yssss oalvess0n
Alfonso, Be- nduIas; Elna CardenAs, via Key Wsss
Below-Bark Scotland, from NOrleans:
Clesred-ships Tirre and Rebecca New Orleans; barns
What Cheer. Seilly Clara Bell Havana; briss Holt
St thomas Saml Small Ssgua 10 Crande; schr John Tax
on, wlminston, NC, 70 load for Cursooa
Arrived-sOOp Rhode Island, NYorh for Proyidsncs
Arrived-schr Harriet q Jessie. -.
ssiled-Bark Carolina, NYork. -,
Arrived-sohr Richard Borden. James. Baltimore.
NNh-Arrved schrs Nathan Durfee. Hesld, AiexAndrta
irgnia Wrshtogton, Philadelphia sioop MARIA LOUISA
The three mased sshr Alvorado rsmain here during
the winter. Schr Hammond 10 In port waiting 70 put In
. new foremast.
Arrived-schr Gov fenEer NYork for Chssres leaking
ioss part Of her deck load and two long bos ts
5h-sohr Mary EDDY, Providenoe, Ri, dG In order ~
survey - ~.
Airivtd-Br brgs Bermuda Bonaire; Pursuit. -;
lith, stes mer Roanoke Norfolk.
sohr Wiiietts Washington NC, with osrgo Of
naval in here with her cargo on ire
The vessel ana cargo sustained eonndersole Dam
Arrivsd-schrs Eliza Fish, NYorh Forest BAasSr. ..
PROVIDENCE Dec To-
Arrived-sioops Roger williams and Fashion. NYork.
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The weather Throughout tn. Country.

MohsEs rtLEorArH, ofTcE 10 WALL srnEEr
MeSpAy, Dec. ID 1851.
RocHEsrEn 1t showed most Of the morning. The
sleighng is fne, and the weather mild and pleasant
DE1Ror The atmosphere is clear but very cold The
river IL ull Of floating ice The steamer Ocean, just
rived is covered with ice.
BrrT.Lo The wind ir west and cold and the sky is
very cloudy. We have good sleighipg The harometer
points at %
AUBUhS-It has been showing since Saturday night,
and stil continues The Is about five inches deep
There is light west wind with the Thermometer at 40
svhacusE-The ky IL somewhat cloudy; the wind Is
south, and II is showing quite hard Thermometer 81
0swreo-It IL cold, and showing fast The wind 10
southwest The Thermometer stsn ct 80 and the bsro.
meter at IS. el.
UTioA The weather Is mild. II has been snowsg
nearly all day
AIIASY.-A snow storm has been prevailing since
eight o'clock last evening. II b now showing hard The
wiLd is southeast and the Thermometer at Sc.
TsoY-It has been showing all day and there viii be
gCod tlei Ching BY 10 morrow.
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SECOND BOARD,
Stock Sales I'm otherC,t,es

PHLDELPHIA, Dec. is Shock Bodrd-s6N Penn. 6's,
l 49, 100 Penn e.. sl 1000 DO, 9ll. 1000 40
iceodo Sc 81 1000 Reading Railroad. g. 70 O., 7sX 100
de-, 1915 1000 Lshigh Nav, o. "a so IS shs North Amer
Bn. cal M 100 Morris Canal bS ~ 100 a. IA 100 Union
"a is do aIS; 800 READING Railroad sJ. 100 de-, c. soiI
~ 40 S; 100 DO, bs 1913; 100 dog s5xh Sos Ode eo
Dodo, e3t. after SdIes-SA0O Reading bonds 10 1874
400 do. to a. $50 abs READING Railroad, % so slstsh
GOLD, Second board 5000 County 5s. o 1000 Read
linton Canal as % do, l2,s Iso Penn Railroad All.
aPsnn. Railroad. hsSi i9 Rs..ns Railroad S sI ia
BALTisonF, Zee. lS-Stoek BoGrd-s'oO Baltimore 81.
30 los 1ths As' fifemens ms Co., 73G b. o. Rail,
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Singular Suit Against an Old Defa utter.

At New Orleans on the 5th instant, in the District
Court, singular suit commenced BY the United
States against Kelly Smith rich broker Of New Or
leans, and John Chandler Smith, his son, residing In
Baltimore Counsel for plaintiff states that Kelly
defa utter thirty years ago, navy agent, to the
Of two hundred and eighty thousand dollars, for
which Judgment obtained In the District Of Columbia
in 1922 Since then Kelly has been doing heavy busi
under his sons name. The Court granted a writ
authorizing bank deposits and all property TO be held
until the euit is decided.
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House OF Representatives.

wAsHrsorOS, Del, is, 1861.
NTohnArioS WAITED hSI.Twr rBE fsfrHrsoNNENr %
Nh. THRAsBEB.
Mr. BArLr, Of Va, offered q resolution, which was
adopted that the President 90 far ss 10 compatible with
tie public interest communicate any information In the
posesson Of the Executive respecting the imprisonment
trial and sentence Of j. g. Thrasher and his right TO
claim protection az an American citizen.
PASSAGE KossurH wELooNE REsoLuroS.
The sepstes resolution giving in tehalf Of the people
Of the United stses cordial welcome TO Kossuth 10 the
capital Of the country and requesting the President
,rsnfmit him copy Of the same, taken up and
rtthevf debate pass,d under The operation Of ne pr,ropi
question, moved By lIr. RobinsOn-yees ISL, noysle
The following the names and polite, Of those who
voted In the
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From the south.

TIE GOVERNOR OF 0EoRoIA-FIRE AT BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, Dec. l5 1851.
We have no mails south of Mobile to- night The Cover
and members Of the Legislature Of Georgia arrived
at Savannah Friday, and received with great
pUpp ard display
Crooks immense cotton factory. on French street
Baltimore, destroyed By fire to day. twas
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CISctNVsrI. Dec. Is 1851.
pork in active demand at s12 IL Is held t12 IS Flour
Il firm at SO So 10 Exchange frm-New York sight
"a = per cent premium. Weather very cold and
canals closed
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snip Hurricane tusw clipper, vsry. Ban FRANCHISE.
Iship Cha HiI Lsersw. Ayssshisola. Lad chyrsh.
s c., Ss' Nv sss IA
s.t ss:s. TAM. 2:! s;y 9i 5: I s.
sss A Az s.a; s.ycs.. .;s::iI:s .ssss..
ss. * ssi Ds sss 81
Ey as .:s Ss:i ..s... AsA,; s::
ssh. LSus.s, sRi.S; e .ll':s:s NJ lecrssayE Go.
-. Lsnsrsss, Tyler: wias:sss. NC. Iscrs;dy
H,SsS spss y:
ss. IsJ GSs d. s::i1
Arrived.
steauship Winfield Scott c2uilaTS. New Orleans with
ns' sy and p.,ss.ssf, % psI H,oss The s.sushs
D a.oi ss from H:s ~
p..sssssI zs;ss e. TIE W. ~ !: Ion !. i
S:iI w k.sssii Ssf Hss,,.nsS r.lH.s RE "a
Big xdsa a' BIZ Smith 81 HsisS: day.: salt
Bra Susan small snail Msridss, Rdayi with lumber,
ss6r 81 ttsPSsn. Knight St stephen NB II days. with
sahx Amanda ciis::sd. Hail, jacksonville Er Is days.
Sis: Hand. Aohsrlv Charleston. days for Pro-
sshr B Warner Mills, Charlssson, days, with cot.
SCR. Mary 1.Syy y..: Bentley ss HsstSt
Scbr Benedict Thomas, Virginia, 2 days.
schr Eliza Manning, Burbank, York River. 2days.
Schr Louisa. Chase, Boston, 5 days.
6chr Alfred BarrAtN Baker, Boston, days.
schr May Augusta. Watts, MachiAs. ID days.
scbr Leopard Wilcox. Lubeo II days
sshr Mary II Case. Comstooh, Lubee, 10 days.
Gloop Thos 3 Hawkinf Jonss Provtdenoe.
ship 81 Patrick Waterman, Liverpool Oct o. with md'e
and Iassepgers, TO Ogden. - -
Ship sddons Howes Liverpool. Nov Is. with mdse and
pas, engers. TO Spodord, rleston Co.. 49,
Ship Constitution Brsons Liverpool with mdse and pas
sengers. TO 0rinnsll kinturn Co.
Capt Tou who e city Saturday 10 look after the
chr reported by pilot boat ashore on the ka
has returned and seeing nothing Of her, II sup
posed she was sot OF By ah.S smsok: which went TO
her assstsnce Saturday She reported TO be the Elliot
Of Rochland but where from or bound. not mentioned
Drc ls-wnd - sunrise sht from ssE meridian, dol n
sunset N, with dense fog.
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'a ior ........ $40 PSI sit
ny The steamer winfield Scott, arrived from New Or.
eans TINS morning We have received sl3S2l in specie
-consgned $1,000 10 ~ u. Brewer; s3.1oo TO Besbe
Coz and f22l 70 LObeck schepden
The Bank ofNorth America ba, declarsi sani .nnp.I
dividend Of three and half per cent.
The fun sum required 10 ensure The cons,ruction Of The
Air Line" Railroad has been obtsined The .mouut Of
capital stock million Of dollars. and nearly twsl,e
hundred thousand dollars subscribed ,bogtnp ths
cophds capitalists have 10 the vork We shau no,
have direct iolssd route 10 eosgcp
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Marine Disaster.

PsovoErcE, Dec. Is, 1851.
The sloop Chase, Oaks, hence for New York. carried
away her mast this morning about O'Clock of Beaver
Tail Light The sloop America took her in tow shortly
alter and succeeded in getting her into Dutch leland
harbor. Her manssil. &c, was saved.
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From Havana and Key West.

CHARLESTON, Dec. a. 1851
The pilot boat Victor arrived at this port this morning.
with Key Wet dates to the 9Th inst She also brings
the Havana mail Of the ith inst but the news is un
iucn Artau
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Married

On the llth instant by the Rev p. Taylor CHARLES
~ PRicE, 70 Miss ASN WESr, Oldest daughter Of VIM.
Went, all Of Brooklyn, L. l.
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Bids the loan Of two hundred thousand dollars 70
the Cleveland Painesvis and Ashtsbula Railroad Com
psny viii be opened TO- morow-ruesday 10th SIT
three O'Clock P. NJ at the once Of Winslow, Lsnir Co.,
So Wall street The bonds to b. issued for this loan viii
per cent interest rsdeemabe in 1884, secured
by Q mortgage on the road
The receipts Of the Michigan Central Railroad Com.
psny for the month of November, 1851, amounted 30
sl. a23 49, against $lo5l9 AZ for the month last
year Total receipts for the year ending November 3oh
1851 $llloo4a 80; previous year, 1851, iSo o.
increase, 1861, $252ss6 o.
The Treasurer of the United States Mint gives the fol-
lowing report of business at the Mint the week end
inp Dsc
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MUsICAL.

MUSICAL.
TIE KNkhY coSoUERED-HUNTERsR RED DRor-
We caution these Afflicted 10 be mistaken with sry
pose suins mi. medicine has dsneea ali CON ss,oa
tor more than one hundred yesrs and stands far ahead
part. tnis. sss. -iss ssses.. suess !. Sssa
"a all elm tee and 9 A. wea,hs both By the ssd
al es,ss liberal deduction viii be made 70 sSsss vis
%s:p. ' s.s srss ss rnS,. !, al
ing and .nelesng fee Victims Of private cali
D,ison street We sSsrsssso ocps.s. s.as ~ ssss
ns emr. IN avery few days. Separate rooms or prvsse
nR l.. KoRTAMoRs CAN BE CONSULTED. FREE
sse ss s.. r S,.is from =. 70
position o. sgadoi who call themselves asusers OF
as,s L. koRT%Sosn " nssss street. RI. r.
y,s a.,s,sa = rr:. M.' ,2s rs
nent Of merousl and other diseases osn eurs Shs mesa
s;nssr 30 deserved sT an in es.s.s Z 10 =.
veh street non Chatham street. have net lsfs Drans
.ssr. .ns .urssrS ,sis ssrss ~ Eva, snq
perfecseureo or ne chsrva
DE.MARksg, 20. MOTT BIRsEI. rs oesyrDEN-
n,i{ eonsued on diseases Tsirtysiz prs<nes
tssS street.. sIs sig, Tpont 6 d,ssr.i ~ ,ss
so.p,os NE say sa,a.s Gsnsos .rrsse VIVA 'a'
he, Johnson, NO. II DUANE yrRsE1. so vpLI
ers reputation Tor ss thoss osse. ihss haze
srSss 's ISs !: pre- smssss v'sssss.
'i''' cured in four dsys ApsfsS' care o. oS,es'
stree. mey - eensuissd sOnbdsaNsliy sssssn
,Iste ~ % years prsctos sbtss Dv v
,ns rsssas ssss rs%Svsi ~ s~ ssg. d. q Is, ss.,s
On smnshes c shis btsseh o. ths profsSe seoos y
~ ssissas5 d Ssiss Sonorss.r sssts Wis re-
- n'ssss'i 'a' vsl'ss'isf Ne siss " Ne. Ysra.
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Increase, equal to nearly 20 per cent. .

Increase, equAI 70 nearly ~ Per cent SI,Ivs II
The freight and passenger business this road keeps
steadily increasing and another and valuable Of
trade to Philadelphia Freight trains, by recent
rsngement with the Lancaster and Harrisburg and the
State roads will hereafter daily through to Philade
phia thus whilst adding to the trade of that city contr
buting largely 70 the Of those important works
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Rum0red Failure Of q Large Cotton House.
New ORLEANS, Dec a. 1851
II is currently rumored to-day, that large cotton
house has failed Their liabilities reported to be
$4,000 and the matter great sensation in bust
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-16

ehip Columbis, Dryer, Liverpool G Marshall a Co
taip Wet Point Allen, IavsrpooI. Kermit A Anew
seiP T. Hsr'shetne, Olsss9r, zsrsgak 20.
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293 500 total pieces Total coinage. $500 900 90
The gross earnings Of the Western Atlantic Rail-
road Company IN Georgia. for the last fiscal year,
amounted to s2s5 OPS A. expenditure 500 o22 25net
ga, nings, $s1 0o6 10.
The following the receipts the Cumberland VAL
ley Railroad for the month Of November, ut and for
tie corresponding month last year.
For the month of November 1851 IS 29s %
1850 .,.,...,.., 6504 Ce
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mARIrImE IsTELLIeENoE
To Corrsspondsnts.


PORT on NEW YORK, DEC IS, 1851
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Passengers Arrived.
aLvsnrooL-ship Aretie-o Wslpois, Nesr.hssl. q
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Total for Dec to date 49,. $1,000 99S
The total receipts and coinage Of California go at the
Mint from June Both, 1851, to date, are s2slsoo45
The deposits and coinage at the branch mint New
Orleans, for the month Of November, 1851,
nexed-
UNITED STATES BRANCH MINr-NEw ORLEANS, Nov, 1851
Gold of which 81 0496ls 9s from California %
Silver, Of which >$6,997 SO extracted from
California gold. ...................... 1874 OF
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