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III. rENNY LIND FEVER AT HAvANA-SoRTH CARO-
LIMA IS. sEcEssI0S-IHE VIRGINIA FUGITIVE
KIC., ere.
BaLssonE, Jan l6 1851.
W. have received no mail south Of Mont gomsry,
Aia to. night.
CErltfton and Savannah papers have Letters BE n
IIavsna repoI ling that the Lind mania Il vsty hir
and assumiEg . fearful aspect Poets are v>ssins
grand lJ rics 10 honor q jenny
The North Carolina Senate negatired, By vote o.
nearly one, the principle Of right Of secession
ID was subsequently brought up again AMI deferred
by the casting vote 81 tks speaker
Henry Long the fugitive, Gays he sever ssw Or
head n the witnesses who that be was tree
man until they appeared on the witness stand
The Charleston CgOfsr says hat the traIe bAtFee
Baltimore aud Charleston is inorsasnx 20 an astonsh
ing extent
Tbe mate of the fhip Ct. Ctsfes, Alexander ID.
mCnds bas been arrested tNes Orleans charged vita
an attempt TO murder Niss Diggs, passenser from
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BosToy, ian l6, 1851.
Governor Boutwell, delivered his message to tho
Legislature this A. M Attsrspeaking Of the unprecs
dented prosperity OF the State, he goes on to say
that the income has exceeded the expenditures
$4,000, and that the State debt on January lst
1852 will be $2950Oo. He speaks in favor of estab
lishing single representative districts in cities
and single senatorial DISTRICTS and says that the
Legislature has the undoubted right to make changes
in the government of Harvard College He allu
the prope change of sectng members Of Congress
by plurality vote on the second third trial In
reference to the Fugitive Slave law he says the provi
sion for tho delivery Of fugtives from service or
labor was in the nature Of q treaty bstween sove-
reign States, and, for its fulnlment, the general
government clothed with sufficient authority.
The manner OF delivery hiss been left to Congress and
its acts are binding upon every State and each citi
unless the Judicial tribunals shall declare then
the opinion Of State or Individual unjust nsxpsdi-
emit uDconstitutona al yet this opinion furnishes no
its execution The onIy remsdv lies in conrre,. fos
It's xpediency and in the supreme judi
eiary for it's atty and until there
q successful appeal TO one the other citizen
interfere with the due execution Of the law He does
not therefore advise the passage of any measure CAL
culated to increase the excitem which unhappily
exists He thinks tn. act of 1850 in of its pro.
visions, appears not to have proper regard to
the rights Of the alleged Fugitive, or the sen.
is to be executed He adds however, that the evils
which we suffer in the Union not to be comp AIRED
with that general ruin which will inevitably result
from its dissolution five exhibit liberal spirit Of
patriotism and justice, may expect similar mani
feetAtion by other States In viewing the admission
Of California, giving Q majority Of two in the
Senate, destined to be Increased by the freedom
Of Delaware, the admission of Oregon, New Mexico
and Minnesota, within ten years, there seems
to be no occasion to despair OF either free
institutions or our country. The entire coast Of
the Pacific Is dedicated to freedom and ths commerce
of the untry l. in the hands Of the North The in
PRODUCTION OF manufactures into the south will lead
Inquiries the relative cost Of free and slave
labor in favcr of the former The Goyer oncuds
by raging, in the consciousness of strength let US be
just and faithfully perform the duties fathers
sumed for themselves and for us
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TeIcgraphIc Reports.

NEW OaLfANs, January IL, 1901.
Operators In cotton are much disappointed in not
receiving the Atlantic's We notice sales, on
Saturday, Of 600 bales; at l3c for md1ling Sugar
nsr further declined but the demand active About
lsoo hhds have been disposed Of at 5iSo for fair,
showing decline Of r. moissses Is in good dem,nd,
with talet reaching 2C00 bbls Mt 2iGc For bsgsing
ami rope there is speculative inquiry, and prices
have advanced
CINCINNATI, January 16, 1851.
There Is very little doing in hogs owing to the warm
weather; prices, however are firmly sustained Sales
have been made OF 5000 pieces Of hams in dry salt
6nc.
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Il w YORK l. K G. . l. A U n K
pY NoRsE's MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.


Senate.
ALBANY, Jan. 16, 1851.
PETITIONS RECEIVED.
To preserve the general railroad law it is and not
alter 1t for the benefit OF the Troy and Boston Rsros
OF the Corporation Of Brooklyn, to raise
ceeding S15o0oo, to pay existing liabilities to
Sept. lst.
To incorporate the National Law School at Ballston
to allow the French Plate Glass Mandatory hold
real estate in this country
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
In favor OF three cents postage unpaid letters,
and cents paid and to allow all papers to go
free within the counties where published.
Mr.. BEEKMAs introduced q bill to arrange uni
form and standard weights and measures rs adopted
by Congress June 18th, 1886
COLUMBUS
The Clerk of the Senate was directed to transmit to
Washington Irving . copy of the Senate journal OF
1850 containing the proceedings of the Senate In
latcn the preservation of the portrait Of Columbus
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT.
The committee in. tructed to bring in bill
abolishiDg capital punishment.
RAILKoAp PURPOSES.
The bill anne ding the charter of the Sacketts Har
Dor and Saratoga Railroad Company discussed II
said in debate that unless the people could rss h
this point there would not be wood enough left to
lay the plank roads in the state The bill gives the
Company 25o0t0 OF public land 1T five per tent
per acre to encourage the building Of the road
The Senate then adjourned.
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teorolow,C nl Observations.


The wind is still south; barometer rising 1t rainei
sP' VIVA ssstlna sss,' severn shower. with
thunder and lightning, about p. N barometer fall
| ing now below 20
| RocHrsrKR Jan 1e-sAM
1t Ia very unpleasant weather this morning; both
fosgy and DARK and 10 st quite warm. II looks like
sP. M weather has been rather unpleasant all
day, warm and harry with rain this afternoon; ther.
mometer a. WINDS u,
The weather IL stni mild and spring like; It raned
during the night, but Is nov clear wind from the
northeast, snd the Thermometer at 40 degrees.
bP. B-Wind south, and rainingi thermomster Al.
sYzacUsE, Jan. 1G-s AN.
the night. The wind Is from the northeast and the
thsrmonetsr ranges AZ 80 degrees above zero.
sP. NJ Quite warn. ana light raia TIL, afternoon
Urea, Jan le-sAM
II lisa ioggy, damp, and disagrseabie morning; the
wind light from the noFthwest; thsrmom,,sr at Al;
sP M-Dsmp dIssgreeabls day, sharp east wind
nov 6io-insi taernomsteF Ss'., barometer q. sie
Dark, fosgy, and very unpleasant mOrning sleigh
wind from the northeast; the Thermometer stands at
sP. Weather cloudy, wind n f.; thermoms.
tr37.
1t very wet and di,asressbis morning IL has
rsined almost all night ana is raining now the thct.
nometsr ttAnds at 81 degrees above zero.
P.M-we have had hEe mid pleasant day--it
i nov clear thsrmOnetss ranged all Day q g
W. have . beautiful morning; the wisd from ths
northeast the Thermometer stands at 81 degrees.
barometer 20 IS.
Qrrnrc, jan 1s-sAM
The Thermometer IL at g degrees above zero ba-o.
meter ~. The Wind come, from the east The wea.
Their !, pleasant and ss'tinE colder -.
II IL raining and thawing the thernomet.r stand
ing at 80 degrees above zero.
81 Joays G. r., ls-sP.M
Weather Dd, no particular change since yesterday
Thermometer %.
BuhLiScror VT Jan. 10 SPIN
WesiLtr cloudy, and growing colder
WturEHlLL, Jan. 18-s
Weather stll mild and tha wing fast has been very
pleasant all day.
nv GAINS LINE-oFFICE ~ WALL STREET
WILHiNeroS, January l6-t2M
The weather is clear and pleasant, thermometer 80
pfutspHLrHA January is-l2M
The weather !. clear and pleasant, with the Wind
3 W thermometer So
The weather T. clear and pleasant, with the Wind
VS. W. Thermometer IS
wAsufseIov. January 1s-l2M
The weather IL clear and pleasant, Thermometer 90
L0CyPoEt, January l6--5 Y. NJ.
wind south weather cloudy with slight rain
theImOtaeter a.
wind south weather cloudy, With slight fain
oaDrvsucsa. Jss IL. SIN
windN v light breeze, Thermometer 70.
JsyrAtr o-pAM
The weather. st The following places wss q
ntxcd
stsm,ord-smcky summer Gay thermometer 81
bridgeport smoEy fum msr day, Thermometer a.
Ees Haven winds v hsRyi Thermometer 81
MidastoV n-Cltar add fleasanti thermoneter g.
Norwich Cietr a. pleasaht, thcrmom@tsr 81.
providsrce-Fine sind 8 w Thermometer g.
Boston-fibe MAD 9 " thsrmomster q.
Aqswaistfsst. In wev YcrS At sP yestsr.
day the thermometer stood = 20 deg above zafo
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On January is, by the Rev. John L. Matthias JoHS
W. CAMPBELL, Of Albany, to MARY, only daughter of
Charles Chapman, Of this city.
ON Wednesday evening January Is, by the Rev. d.
Stocking JAMS GRAuAn to Miss MAEf j., daughter OF
Mr. JAMES smith, all OF this city.
On Wednesday. January is, By the Rev. DIR, Spring,
Mr. CHARLss II. WILLS to Miss SARAH LOUISE, daughter
Of y. X. Durham Esq, all of this city.
On January II, by the Rev. DR. Quinn, Pastor Of
st. Peters Church SIR CHsRLrs A. BRowS to Miss ASy
ELfzshEIH MoLoSEf, all of this city.
On January Is, by the Rev Mr. MerrbAeh, Mr.. JU-
EPSTEIN TO Miss GERrRusE BALLIN all CT this city
On January Is by the Rev. DR.. Moore, Mr.. JoHy W
sNoNsos, Of sprinRyile, TO Miss CHARLorrE A, srE.
rHhss, Of Richmond, ali Of staten Island.
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Pa ssenxerx ArraYetl.

misunderstanding FL s,,a-W Draper, Alfred Wood.
bridge, Berard, / N Def lady irswold.
Bates Csmpeeil Petrs lbeare Of despstohesS m 5ehs
Kahn joe Robe, Fairbanks and lady Nisses Mary
farbanns sarah Fairbanks Annie Fairbanks berry Fair
(bearer Of despahes of New Haven; Alfred (bear
or OF despatohesl VIM Day. Of Philadelphia; Pargood
Thompson Clearer Of dssrathes, and lady Of aieIiss,;
ico john Moiyueux Stephen Cozen Tnos Pearson Jno
Cuinsmore, Ct England Rushlo. Of Germany, e. rri-
shotte Fabricct Poole Jos Guiaoa, Miss onetts
Aourgardo of Italy.
AMIGA, Peru J. Bark Glen-sr a u Collng of Utica
sr THonAs-Brig Kadius-James Peck. Morris pea,oyer
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spsivoFpLD, Jan -, 1851
Poole, tn. pedestrian. made his ten miles at Long
meadow to-day, in triae under hi, allotted time o.
four minutes-thus winning smother $500 Tor bis
backsrs There an immsnse crowd IN alton lance
to stiffness the performance.
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Threatened Difficulty with Haytt-Ameri-
san Captain In COnfinement.

NEw oRLEAss, January IA, 1851.
Late intelligence received at this port from the city
of Cape Haytien, announces that Captain Mayo of
the brig Lespder of Boston still confn ned and Ia
consequence OF difficulties having arisen the Ameri.
can Commercial Agent Dir. Williams, has sent here
for ship Of to proceed imme dstey to Hayti to
demand bis release
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General to reduce the postage letters to two cents
whsn the Of the department. ct the rates
tabshed BY this cot, shall exceed the expenses
than ave per cent, for more than two consecutive
years. -
Several other amendments we're rejected, whom Mr..
PHgIrs moved substitute for the entire bill pending
which the committee rose, and the House adjourned
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Asse nbiy.
ALBAsr, January l6. 1851.

PETITIONS PREsENrED.
OF the Mayor, Alderman and Commonslty of
New Yerk, asking the passage OF Law empowering
the Supervisors to raise money by tax memorial OF
same ssting law amending the charter relating to
electing members of the Common Council from
dry persons for reduction of railroad fare TO cents
per mile; tor the repeal OF the Free School law to
prohibit the sale Of intoxicating liquors. to allow the
sodus Cans! Co to complete tina. work; TO empower
notsrits public to take ah iayits scknoWledg
sc,
REPORTS
BIZ bill declaring the Moose river public highway.
A bill nendirg the act Incorporating the Mutual
Life Insurance Co Of New York. Reported favoraby.
oNoSDaGA SALT WORKS.
Ths superintendent Of the onondoga salt works pre-
rented the ann ual report.
The SPEAkFR named Messrs Wakemas, Leroy. A. A,
Thompson, A. A Smith and Mr. Morse a select COM
mittee equalization OF taxes throughout the State.
The Senate returned the Joint postage resolution
amen ded 80 as TO reduce postage. Concurred in.
BILLS.
Bills noticed TO incor crate the Pacific Savings
cops sutus NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of New York to amend
the charter Of the Sacket HArbor Railroad Com
reducing the fare the railroads between schenecta
dy and Buffalo.
COMPROMISE.
Mr.. ASTHoS, Of Richmsnd called for the considerA-
tion OF the joint c. mpremise resolutions
MI BsSIoicr, Of Oneida moved . reference to the
Judiciary Committee
The subject OF reference was debated ct length and
carried Ayes 70; nays ~.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
For enlsrgipg the Jurisdiction of county courts; for
preventing the praton Of the school fund to the
support Of colleges and academies.
The motion TO take the subject Of the reduction OF
select committee nsgatived. Ayes 3oi nays, 81.
Adjourned
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BurrsE0, Jan. IL. 1851
The port we'll a. almost AL those above = clsar
q ice. The steamer Hendrck Hudson u sivtrti'si
to leave Buffalo saturday nsxt tor erie Cievelaad
Sandusky and Detroit
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THr bApaF, Jan 10 Up VI.
BfFabsrrrts ~ F7obr-1he market for State and
Wsttstu nUur less sctive today, bat We have no
important variation q report Ia rates The local aad
Eastern demand fair. bot the absence Of ths At
Isntcs a1sess kept cut a the mar kst Eud
the tfsu'srticns tor tbipmebt were, coBso4uently
limited There vas more 1sPOsitl3a on The part Of
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CaII for q Convention OF Planters.

MoSTcoMERY Ala Jan IA 1851.
Some attempts having been lately made by suspi-
sious whites TO invite the negroes in South Alabama
to nsurrecton IL Is proposed to hold enton Of
planters to be held in this city TO devise immediate
means OF safety.
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Departure Of tae CITY of Glasgow.

PHiLADKLfHIa, Jan TO, Is5I
The steamship City of Glasgow took her departure
st noon to-day with alarge freight, and twenty
passengers. She is very deeply loaded, principally
with bresdstufs; her oopsisnees Messrs Ri,hardson
Watson Co, having filed her up with 900 barrels
-four purchased for the purpose
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ALn,Ss Jan rs, 1881.
No. ~ A reserved cause argued and cOnelud,i.
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-, ~. BosroN. Jan is
Barb Lanrette smyrna; schrs Challenge, Lucy White
Norfolk; Harriet fredericksburg: Emerald
ess,srn ishs Express" and Palo Alto Tsnsisr Rosina.
schrs Thos nodgman, Norfolk Simon Baker and Sarah
Cisared-sSip wiehcra NYork; tarks Palestine valpa-
raso; Crusoe San Francisco; brig Frederick Leghorn; sOhr
Era, Charleston
BRIsroL Jan 49,
sailed-sloop Gazelle NYork.
Arrived-Sloop J 0orhsm, NYork.
bailed-Schr Henry, Baltimore.
NOZZLE Jan 8.
Arriyed-Ship Elizabeth NYork; brig Sam pson, do.
Cleared-Bark Mandarin. NYcrk.
In port-Brig Pao Alto for Charleston; sohs Hamlet for
Phadephia; David Lombard, tor batmore; Clio,
Edward stanley tor Norfolk; Nancy Bishop Nathad
Durfee Tor Baltimore Zucttc for NYok; Orander AMI
Coral for do Mary Eliza of Gloucester bound s. sloop
public from sBedford for SYork Wind sW and light,
NEwBURyP0Rr, /. H.
sailed-ship Edward, Apalachieola
Arriv@-sloops Rhode leland WIN Sanford. and Nose,
Eddy NYorh.
lsih-schr Lonsdale, Philadelphia.
Beou-Schr Noses Brown. from Philadelphia.
ClearedBrgs Triton, and Providence Apalachcola brig
Henry Marshall Bristol TO finish dx for savannah Milton
Chesapeake Ray via NYork loops Thos Hail. Radiant
Oregon, kYorh; Housssonic NHAvon.
Arrived-schr Victor. NYork.
ClearedBgs henry Leeds, Guyana; Com Stewart Car
denas.
SAVANNAH. Jan Ia
Arriyeaasteamsr Magnolia, NY0rk; bark ELK, Boston;
sailsd-Bark vesta, B ston; schr G Jones. EYork.
sToNIsaroS, Jan Is.
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SHIPPING e..

EOR LIvERPoOL-gNlrED srATEs NAIL STEAM.
shp PACIFIC Captain y. Nye. This tsesmship win
depart with tae mas tor Europe, WsfAee
Day Jsnuay 3D. At II o'clock M fro Leg ierth at ths
foot OF Canal street berth secured till paid for All lot
freight having fos
EDWARD X. COLLINS, 8 w all "a
The steamer Arctic will succeed the
9th Pes1vey freight will be received Aona
evening, jar. 70.
T'Hk NEW york AND LIVERPOOL UNIFIED S5AFRs
Nail Stesncrs.The ships comprising this line
Atlantic. Captain Wess. Baltic CAptsp Comstook. Pa
eihc, Captain Fye. Adriae, CAPTAIN Grafton. AIotia
Captain Luce
These ships having been built by contract s.prassy TO
Service been Akoa their ooa
strucon - aiss in thcr engnes strength
qualled fo- elegance or comfort
Price ~ from New Liverpool StSu; sxesp
ve use u extra sixe state $3.50 from Lysrpsel
New York. ES5
experienced surgeon will attached to oaon shI
No berths secured until paid for.
The Of these ships will be gsi
unless bills Of adng signed therefor and vslg
thereof therein expressed.
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The Eiecsasas Tor United States Senators.
MASSACHUSETTS.
BosroN, Jsnusry 1S, 1851.
After dsposAs of the Governor message tia Lsgs-
ature proceeded to ballot for United States Senator
q FIRST BALLOT.
.LexNe OumueE.S loI
y ~ winthrop. ......... ..Ioo
Eeossefisk %
Whole number Of votes cast. ...............37 1878
Necessary to choice. ..................." wv
Annexed 10 the result Of
THE SECOND BALLOT.
Cnaries sumner. loo
II. Y. winthrop. .....s.. LOO
6cetterlpB. -
blank. 's.....s =
Whole number OF votes cast ...... ...... .,371
EeeAsss~y to q choice. ................. .lSy
Gen. Cushing then mo,.a that the election be post
poned for one week Carried, by eleven majority.
The general opinion Is that Senator viii be elect
ed this session.
COLUMBUS, o., January 16, 1851.
The whig caucus have nom mated Mr. Z wing for the
short term but after five ballots they failed to nomi
nate him for the long term. Hiram Griswod had the
highest vote, and wi probably be nominated to-mor
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HIsnLY IsrosrAsT-tRoa TdE BRITISH PRo

III iSnLY IsPoaTAsT-ERoA TdE BRITISH PRO-
Iron az 81 JoA ostossr H. Isas a, thi.
q ne Jsat and throughout the months coughs
a.sh Is heir would advss such q our rsAasss ssS
ssssHt nss.so Hsssr sa,sT n T gS 2! s.s
W. - sns SSs S ~ ~, s'ssT.sse std 'h, others
m.qiss rs. ba ever been eoneootcd ~ tls above CON-
q nc Jsn And Is delays Ara q ns sas
s rss ss ssG sss E.gsG9y s5d II 'o9sIt
NM - nsy + the sgg5, in TIL. city sho
loved IRON tho use q wstars Balsam swans NA's i"'-
ta Basn .'VsG st SS via SSk s.,h
s srs. sort q Coed tbs forest
s Ives q thoussnes ~ Rasam prepared b Be- ws,sr
Y essen, remedy - ~ ssps bSs ' u , .ssr
sitnessel .s pspss I'm sss - ,' taise rgr having
"9 Sl, s chr i,spsratl rrsvsd 70 eject.
,ss y = B. ssn.s NJ o fulton srsst ssrnsr q
lane ~ william Burger y -nriissas srset' Sy Rsnson
New rsrt snd y Druss.s
WAITs. NERVOUS hNrIoTs rs now PROVED
pt au otpute,tEs most grand wonderful aisoevs-
ndue stcy nsa sr 5 s s y ss., i, :.
tssI ~ ~ boo g. s milcalous tower can "
gou' rbcu ss ie dslorsas deiIu@ ireasss and sss
:, t1 Rs's , SIP t5s a. rsr i5, IaP s = hi "a
tory eyisence q r. power the ,nesey win e re,urrsd
G5uQ REwsRD--TIi YOUNG MANS rpIryn@
DOUO poetic Mis- ure, csiebratsd a. ~ ~ 80
virus reess s issria s,mrt, INMATES p. ia ~
nans iricnd- a. ard rceav mi ,.,niu J w yoon
loie tsie AZ foF ta4e y 40 lay i Fulton ttree, .ss
NolKE7lLL oukED.-BR. suRPur BAs RFwoyrn
Isrr 90 tooi'.st itest near Chathsm, whsre he is
vithatt uttes.r IN ~ i y. hsttut oates he cures
feat IT. y go, : p = cAdnat e teatsn. F.Bif
.-@--sl- ~ 80.
Ia HaEHEN IS CONFIDsNTiALLY coNIUITsn
Which b 5r,sss a',F ea. ,r.tiss t.ars. q
ssstee fstmsnet eures q ei.,ases Istest s,ss, 70
~ ar d tufe er,si, 4 ns oniy glstesd person ~
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NEWS ny TELEGRAPH.

IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON.
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sRswN SURELY a co. iAyerpoeL
A.. b pRAPEE. Jr.. 8 Boulevard kontmartre. Paris.
"a rate e.
mst,n tSE,h. HnrnE EEw AND sPLSNDID
hgis s r. asa
PA;G.I.I.c NALL sTsAnssIr coxrAsY-raE Pye.
CemIany tteames inspected aud approved the Navy
and sal'sS ss v
n1nH II The @a :, e.
cleaners Of the hIst q the msnb will Asap uiso
mon viii touch Il Acapulco ns ou r.
TIE H;y ,'ts,PF.f. ceLgaBlA win p. rsssl
end Panama rstur, ar without delay
me d pr tSSssas w sii Ss nep sS W
between Panama ana san Ifsseisoo. '''A' fa''sAs'"
The senles,iqn p re Atlantic willie msi.a,nsd BY the
.s q ~ ssyas ysr
isp, New Yoph ~ ,Ia pTa ,tes,, 'hrd boat VIII as'
fSs new .,..%sSig: SaEibsfsS and rnlLApKLpulA
VII form street line between New Orleans and Chagres
Isa.p a. such Isress a III snure az little de
hin. thregsl ircn fsv Orleans aSd ports !.
ThrouL any aoath car be secured On appos-
lion lion, e ol s oSTrsEy = s9s s.o Ssr Yoa APPLE
sTRosc ., aaSs "a. r Pss % AAA-
TINTED STATES MAIL srEAxsaIP cogF AsY-roR
to San CL, es trans
':s 1sis ssaS. ssss: ..sa
shI OHIO 5000 tens burhen Jss. Fusisy schenck Gem
n.Lder will sail precisely at ocioca from her pier
At the foot o, WaTsn res North River with govern
nails 5irec. for HayaaG, New ereaas ard Cnsxrea
Frefht taken TO New Orleans ufus sates specie oly
taken or reght 70 Havana sppers Of
must ,peey the vaqs o. the shipmeut
Losses valuable shipped wishsss srsa
'peeineaaen. Tor passage or freight. sgfly t9on-.
III Yves t.-est corner Il garren ssrss,
EARE REDUoED-THRUUCH LINE Foa SAN FRAN-
csee, via thagres direct and BY the unred Nail
steamer "a the Pacific Tie splendid ship en-
Ncrh liver for ChAgres direct en- THesday Janurry "a AZ
5ooloch Passengers BY the Cherokee will eapnec With the
srendd steamship Northene 70 leave Panama about
isfYS s';s %i sps' asd 50 south street.
EoR BAN FRArCIsCo, DIREcT-DIsPATcH LINE
srdson master, 10 loading her bsrI foot Of wan
street. Particular attention requested this be.utfui
vessel as she has been bps with view excel In speed
and pessn,s g ths world The sharpest o.
eshtyfve eays. Shipper, easr NJ re shonlt male
iEmeciste arrleatcn but small quantity rer ans al
ne rse superior state room aecunnodatoas fer
k,s.suTIoN a co, - wan stree, oe
JOHN OGDEN. ii6 WAL street.
DohTLASD, OREGON TERRIToRY.-rHg sTPgEIoa
S.,,s,, Baltimore sirpor bun. barb DsLA sARIAN,
receive immediate des aoh freight or rsssae h.vias
superior aeeonm' datier for apply board 70
N B All goods oonrnes our friends az Portland v;u
eceive particular sttsr.ion. -
nESPAT n iIsr-rOK SAN FRANCISCO DlRsCT-
- Nv End fplsr die chip ALERT nov rapidly loading
~ rsr - n oan tAhe Limited quantity Of light freight
diate aITh'atlon should he made.
& D. SUTTON Co. 81 wall at.
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CENTRAL ixERICAs AFFAIRS IN yng SRSATE.

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