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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-09-11

Turk Us. CHRIsTIAN.-A lady opposed 10
the Bloomer or Turkish costume. requests
the editor Of the New Bedford Standard, to
say that she hopes the ladies will remain
Christian, since the men have always been
Turks
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-09-11

Curious FACT. Professor Hosford who
has been trying some experiments al Bunker
Hill Monument, in reference to the rotation
of The earth, has experienced much and an
unexpected difficulty in the influence Of the
sun, light and heat, in changing the centre Of
gravity in the Monument.
The stones IN the structure follow the uni
versal expansion under the influence Of the
sun, and hence the Monument, during a
bright day, IS biased norlhward TO about
three-garters of On inch, SO changing the
centre of gravity, and the point of oscillation
that distance.
This natural and curious fact compels the
Professor to change the point from which
the long pendulum is suspended. once or
twice during each day, according TO the in
tenseness Of the heat of the day.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-09-11

THE RELIGION OF PAYING DEBTS. One Of
our religious exchanges has tie following
strong remarks on this subject. They drive
the nail in to the head and clinch il:
"Men may sophisiicare as they please
They can never make 1t right, and all the
krupt laws in the universe cannot make il
right, for them not TO pay their debts.-
There is sin in this neglect as clear and as
deserving church discipline as in stealing or
false swearing. He who violates his prom
Use to pay. or withhods the payment Of
debt when il it is in his power to meet his
engagement, ought to be made to feel that
in the sight Of all honest men he is swind.
Ter. Religion may be very comfortable
cloak under which TO hide; bnt if religion
does not make mao deal justly it is not
worth having"
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-09-11
s SELECT TALE.
From Goley's Lady's Book.
The Child-Love.
BY ALICE B. NEAL.

He prayeth best, who loveth best
All things both great and small /;
For the dear God who loveth us
He made and loveth Coleridoe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-16
Arrived.

steamship souherne Dickinson, Charleston 50 hours dSs 10
SpogOTd. TIeson q Co.
Andrew Foster Howes Liverpool 10th Nov ndss and
Ogden Co. Dec lat 81 30 Loo 49, had sewers
I'm the NV; barometer al the time IS TO- blew away
close reed opsa the ship before the wn under
hours the mas from blowing on
Dee lat % 81 had before the wad hours sW
gale tremendous hgh 70 keep from boarding the ship
topa blown from tue yard Dec 80 lat
wind blew the ieretop SAIL and com
pse the wind hours Jan lat Al 80 lon 81 H.
ed about appeared 10 havs
cut u and broken black bottom no copper 49,
Edmond Wahmann Bremen 40 ds ndse and O
sengers 70 PawsHsadi schumsksr
Barb Pilgrim Robinson New Orleans IS d. mosSes and sugar 20
Bari St Mars Mllkn Mobile Dec 49, cotton master.
Boston, DOrr Manila, Aug II, and Batavia
hsnp order The hAs expensnced heavy
weather the passage, carried away head rails. &c.
Brig Beaton New London Savage LOango WeCoast
Of Africa 81 Thomas Jan g. mdss to halsrd Lord
Franklin Cobb Norfolk; d. slaves. bound 70 Portland
Brig Mara Augusta Perry nsracabo, 80 g. coffee hides &c
spIung oremast and lost mantopmast, &c
Sch Arcadia, FOster, osOrgsto~n, DC, ia. -four.
Sch Bounty, Parker Noroh, mdss 10 N Bsdsn
Sch VIM Hazard o Psvtuck Sander st Marks II Dc, cotton
md L ID Burlbur a Co
Sch Samuel Keen Savannah 81 d. cotton and rice mas The
has of split forsss &c 18th the
edge Of the Gulf Stream passed the head Of large mast boats
&C.
Sch Pechc Farrell Washington NC d. stores to master
Sch G Catsl, Cav, Phila, coal
Sch Jarvis Lyon, Burss, Phila, d, coal
Sch Busla Claissa, Shaw, Pha 2 ds.
sloop Henry Castof Heath, Newport, ds.
FELLOWSHIP Manchester, 10 Dc from H0rsans.
SAILEDssmsh Independence Cash, for San Fnacsco ship
Eclipse. Hamilton. for do
WIND-DunnS the day sW and light
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spoken. &c,

ih ss, IA, - &C. IS barb esa 10. rsv Hivsa szh -
daysfrom Valparaiso for Rfors.
Dec ti 81 200 81 a. srcA .sa,i. -tA ash saovs vsfs
Tag WITH red bah d the boasd y.
% nat lat % 10 oa IS So esrs DsiSss sai 0s sasa ~ iys
from no 0rante
Dec ~ h,8sISs Ioa 81 81 ", ons A.g. tO~ ss- Tea r
Mst.nf.s 10 Ssysost
Jsn lat "a IS o1g 10 81 ship MAR Glover o eosoa tss sss
J.n g. d, s. 0a o. brig Lowell ,yss h-s'y y.-
NNW,
Si, at n9K AN mics NJ Of Cape LOOlos, sAoss. al
.. - q steamship GeoTs a. iot savannah
'Ss. VIZ - aps attsra sAoa passed sus Oa:srS oswLfs
boro. bound .,, sA..i ...... u, -. H.. ~ A.
% Csps ts@"''s' ~"VA's' ~ '~F "'~'' - -
s5, as 81 ,sw ssp 'ws0s Kszssiy IS iSs O.
JAM M 81 Ioa II o. va. .,sostisd Sss 'ae-'s $50 az
"a ~b o. border ssd red ssmoJ 70 he eas '4a' st@s
Scot, DYER fn PsElaaa ssr HAWAII
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niaasfera. &c.

P,r W,xs Of ard from Salem Re Gands ooatact
Oct a. atI Pm st7 g. os 81 W. With an unknown brig Which
mbsrs anchons cat head asd an
o aso BOOM and shouds Of the lore rgnz beside spit
ting several sa I'D rot answer TIE OAs hail. but vas
on ost Of sg, weather being rainy and sqaa al the ms
Bns sn4upIp Martin a Nsrfen H. from AatanEas has lost
fore snd nt &C. Another account states that she Ia, ost
her oOusp topsas &C. Inssfso Al ms 'ssi
re Insurance on the board ship Torouto lost oa
Pee. from New Orleans 70 Ne" lofkl or
1900 the Roger Williams once ana $50 ~ 'ns N
Zee PIoydeLcs. Tie cotton belonged - * LpPt ana
Sea wysr (of ssdgsweE, Me- ballast fn sYOrL 70
go On hatteftst
total oss The captain and crew rere
als 81 lh By sch WIN Foster Of newton and arr
atHevbern on the5thnst - A.. ,,,
ror,-a sood vessel and together With Tie
60 fully Philadelphia as follows $500 on vessel and
a.. R,cas Iserasoal at Boston from 1noiiai Cuba
s H. aE gale Of Cape Haitsras osi - hhd' Of nosssas
Of s-ck. -,
b. BsBSsrB Boston, I'm Matanas reports "a nstT AN
zW large ship bark anchor between Memory kok and y"
par. Manasvs hing by he board cspt eo~Pnt sas
psrf tb0on; she probably struck on The bark h psols
doubtless sfs the n Toroao 0-ore reported lost on ss ma
ializ reef A.. a..
Bss K4TI Saith ron Boson Glogessts Sept l' for ssa
Frsnc.co spoken lat s, on "a co. eAA1g ~
PER good weather, and BAD re- untg eoaAa0a
pumplrg Was bound or RIO Jspso 10 stop thelsak
saP kuBcos scobs al BOston from Caleutta report
sansge the 10Th; GsorEss shoa NJ miles aS s.s
vessel "Agsnors' the middle OF hsf sr - anal
gone coss dscf, aLk bllSafks sad ~hs
House standing painted ns5s s. n svsrt a.
her boat and her dscks ere n.,o,s bI.r
The brig vas aboel IN. IT, No
stusfiun ot ..-...
- s day. aortL Of Bsauds aod d" nAa very severe
N..,u from B.lOrs b9usd 70 ssvaanah u.th ao1r.
C. "a Ac . .rfs shors n hfttrib' ~ ~ 49, - y 49, "
Caro- u damaged STATS . p...-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-16

FUGITIVE SLAVE TRIAL-The Jury empannel
led in this case came into Court yesterday at
O'Clock. P. N. and reported themselves unable to
agree upon verdict, and were thereupon dis
charged from further consideration Of the case
The Jury stood for the plaintiff and for the de-
PENDANTS detroit Mich Daily Adv. 9th.
This suit was on trial about three weeks before
the United States Circuit Court of Michigan, sit.
ting at Detroit, Judge Wilkins presiding, and
was instituted by Kentuckian, named Timber
lake. against sertain citizens Of Western Mich.
gan about the catching Of certain Fugitive Slaves
in Cass Co. in ls47, under the old Fugitive Law
of 1922. The plaintiff, it seems, was the agent
for the recovery of FIVE fugitiveS, who made good
their escape into some free territory or other.
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Wkalers.

Touched At Fps ott ship AS.hsn R.rler rer'ss ss,sss
landed IS b6ls o Malta, DA<gs OF Holm .. HOE "a ~
bbs sp ansed 18Th skp Adslns Carr NBsterd 20 oes s
heej; 80 Ere Bckmsr faIhAveu eas asa Nara sshs
FSrtncke' Columbia Csh DO DO sHth Au-,hvr dyv
sBsdiOd DO brig oosOO hrsn do So oss ship sss sssse
GRAY, Of NReJorl ceas Nov M0isa Kelley, DO DO STA Aus
Adams Fish fahhAysn Is bbs nAat sh barb Whhs bs<s
hatiap ob p sdsc 18Th, ship syh 0artsss Pa
hsver ~ b6s landed Rad previously touched Oct cs,a -
again tho s6th, With % bOs sp whsoh "a. suS.L
New Bedford th ship Chandler Pncs rsbsS NV csA,
with $50 bb So and 500 wh OIL and 1900 b boas Spoks See.
g. dSD ~ Ion 1877 W. Bsnl Rash, swan Of Warsa. 80 sp
Ptcss Island sept u.s. shps Phdhppe % hoye, Moro.
FakAvsn 800 400 bb og Navigator Palmer Na,t ~ 20
captains died upoa the snd Potomac Grant, 90 10 ssas
(rsp OF Galhpogos Islands N Sept, SO 80.
Touched a Perrambueo Dec 8, chip VIM WIZ fshs m "s
nded shout 10 bb o ~hch would probably De ssPPes sS
Neptune a SAL for Boston aboat Dec as
1hs brig Harbsgsr which sailed from fvs Nov ~ of sosss
"a. al bbs from baf Roscu Hownd NBsdfoi aus a.
hom Favore whtw. vsrhsven y 90 IRON fsehs %
Reuben Fish do 10 DO I'm ship MsscOu Wood Co. tev
Bedford it5 90 from barb Ponss OF Gresapo % Bradley CO.
Boston. from ships JUNIOR Green Co. Nsv Bsasrt
So Ps Wm 0nord, doioo 10 ron o LsAassfs
ts
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Arr at Hs-sos I'd INST shp PrOmeshee,, fsaspsafs Veg
Yotk and ID for oak haueon hais rorsa.<
81 .h Robert Henry Roesss Key Wet ts steamship f.sss
sdlst sch FAry Williams H0Ilssne 3D. brSs Robert Ctrtos
rhthun jconhssncs Babcock Bangor Adsa neLsr
CHssston stu steamship Psee JARVIS sorssns ers Nod.
Coggins mataBEas ,,,,. A., 49,,
Al DO 9th Elizabeth RsmuEton TOT Phadspas hs % ssa
soon; sch Forest KIng. Schroeder for 90. ds -
Arr ss,h u brgs Curtis stover Posndi Jo
Mans Ingahsm seth. barts Hamilton hssas. See
ton brs. Ariel Merrill PossdI Eny wlsos se Alm.rs sas
Ssut to ssth ba Mary Ann hssssr New fefl eS CA
Arn Psn,n, 9th u ship Pym'uh, POu'hnd San Fnasc''
With $50 passengers -, -. r. Su.x.. a.,.x
Al DsnsnIs 18Th u brig Ranbo- OF and tor Sha'ss s"ss
lgh brig RosAnnA. (Br) sPonAgls, boston 49, L. ..-v.
Thomas 2sth u orgs LOUISA beson SAVOY w
merit dsyi Radius mGrath for do 3 days - q, .,-,. -.
Al Mayasuer PR 3Oth ut, big Aftufds Aa0n m '''oA' J~
lad n day passage 49,, =. -. v..-... on a..,o.
- ~.v ,byoug. the ohcuhy. Anohsr sea aansf
b coss suppoed on the hsrbor but bore away es
.cn, ~ The c. Three Rivers Sch Hops fos
Bosiou sd got into Georgstorn aud Priscilla, trom BoseSa
Ast john ss 7,h n, ship JOhn Mayo. R'st for Lv'pss
O the 18th. L.
Al Porto csbso sch Rsno-u, Chaos from L<s''s ~
New Tork, Ia sdsys
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BRUTAL AFFAIR AT HEMPsTEAD.-The In
qturer states that very Incorporate man named
Nicholas Soaring died on Sunday, the 5th inst. in
that village, under circumstances which excited
public inquiry; and that a charge was made
against one Lawrence Cornell, the keeper Of
tavern, of inAicting the injuries which caused
Soaring death Cornell was arrested, and the
Coroner held an inquest on the body of the de-
ceased, the verdict being that Soaring came to
his death from an assault made by Cornell, with
out any intention to infct serious injuries Both
men were intoxicated at the time. Cornell is
held in durance for further examination.
REAL AND Personal ESTATE IN QUEENS
CouNTY.-From the returns made by the Asses
sors, we learn that the following is the assessed
value of the Real and Personal Estate in the
County of Queens:
Real Estate Personal E';sfs "a 5 go
TOtAl Valuation. 81 <'+os'''o
Tazes.-Town Of jamaica s4,999 So do. of
YESTERDAY $500 so DO. Newtown, s9l64 III
do. Hampstead, S6,376 so do. North Hampstead,
s5,534 65 do Flushing slO,os7 70. Total, siO,-
O34 10.
EF7 Captain Sands OF this city mas oeeu aP'
pointed to the command Of the frigate st. Law
renee, which is about to sail with goods for the
Worlds Fair, at London.
Police APPoISTMENTs.-The Alderman OF the
Sixth Ward and the Mayor have arranged the dit
ferences which have heretofore existed regarding
the appointment of Police officers Of the Sixth
Ward, and have agreed upon the following per-
sons
James McKiuuy Michael c. Hickey, James Conlon,
Andrew Brady. }. n. Page, Thomas BIRD
Psuick Hardin James Mccormick s c Garfield,
Paihch NJ. TOole John Dockeriy John MeNsmsra'
James Kilny Patrick McMshan, Robert P Po51'.
There is yet one vacancy to be filled.
SERIOUS AccIDEsT-On Tuesday afternoon the
staging in the rear Of frame house now building
or Mr. Locke, on Cumberland.st. near Dehalo-
az. fell, and three men at work upon it fell about
70 feet upon the stones and rubbish beneath. Mr..
White the builder, was badly bruised on the head
Mr. Jacob Voorhees, was somewhat hurt on the
back, and Mr Joseph Cole, residing in Prince st.
near Myrtle.av was seriously injured. His under
lip was badly cut open and he was so seriously
injured in the side as to iniure him internally
and caused him to raise considerable blood. none
Of his bones were broken. He struck upon the
stone steps leading into the basement. IL Is
,ho1eht that he will recover. The cause Oh the
fall was oveHoadingthe scaaold with shingles
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TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF sEw.YoRK..........JANI5 IS.


Independence Cook sau Francisco, BroTn hen
nebsc SeymouT Philadelphia - -,
Eclipse Hamilton, San francisco, Narde haro Sa'h
p -,.x,..,o,. p.,., D.n,u to.v
Bells sfn& Martha Thalcross, Coiks Liverpool
Sons AEo Chapman, hnseles, sardy Grafton, Bal
lard, East Indss
Bss Avs GOrum Curacao, BoOnen Graves Co; Jenny Lind
Br Hall Cadz Aksn Co; Susannsh Benson, Antg Geo
Whitaker George Wilson, Beckvth ApaAhcoa, Eagle Hazard
Juno (swl Florence Charleston, Funchs Mencks Sarah (B
Johnson ST John. NIB Maitland, Pbops Coz Dougss Taylor
Philadelphia Isabella, KennsdyI HaifaI.
Cabot Barrett Boston; Charles Colgate Post Nassau Mp
Mailer Lord; Albro Oliver Newbsrn NC De kosss Brew
ter WILMINGTON NC Euphsns Downs, 81 Thomas &C. Russell
Norton
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"To say all in last word, the Association Of
File Makers Is one OF those where one feels the
most perfectly that the industrial world stands in
need of great example. 1t is impossible to visit
this lRborious family without being convinced that
Association is the most powerful and eicacious Of
the attempts yet made for the intellectual and
civic emancipation Of the Workers
ANDRE COCHUT
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Rnneiprs OF Produce

RI Railroads during the last "a k0urs-Jan.
15-Bt Eyfs-S2e pkgs Butter, 95 do Cheese, l05 bbs
WHISKY 20 do Pork 2e5 do Flour Sc bags do 1885 sides
Leather 81 bales Wool 46 dressed Hogs Is Calves, ~
bushels Corn 7S do Oats Ga casks Ashes l0 head Cat
lle 1888 Sheep and Y Hogs -, 49,, ,,, ~, =,
BY Neg York ard Neg. Haven-S9l e6ls FioSr, y. 40
casks Ashes al bales Wool 24S9 sides Leather 100 bush
Malt cars Cattle and Sc Hogs.
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SAY, AT vel Sosrt bu 81. sss os pssnxs sT ess
~hso but fsw says out
stssnsr cos,pssos e,sns vhh Led frsa hoy
In Acspalco Dec Tor Ssa Frsacisoo Her mscAasy
order shs hs8 90; IA snes rshsp her vsy<-
Al vel % hoart.
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ARREST FOR GRAND LARcESY.-A black fellow
named James Vincent was yesterday caught inthe
house No. SO Bleecker.st. with about $50 worth of
silver ware in bis possession, which he had con-
trived to steal from pantry in the basement: AS
he was making off with his plumber, Peter Hig-
gins servant in the family, caught him, and hand
ed him over to the police. He was committed by
Justice McGrath for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-16

IL The Grand Fantasia Romantique La Syt-
pkide by Maurice Strakosch which was played
by him with such great success at the concert
on Tuesday night, has just been published by
WIN. HALL Il Son. 239 Broadway.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

MORTALITY OF THE YEAR.-The following ez'
hibits the total number of deaths which have oc-
CURED in this city during the year past, and for
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WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

ASSUAL MEETING OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.
On Tuesday evening the Fire Department held
its Annual Meeting and elected the following Of
hcers for the ensuing year:
Presidenf............ytMEs GREENE.
Zee President. j ames Murphy.
TrcdsuYeY .......... .BrAhAms Policy.
Seret1rV ............R. T Hendrick
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-16

MATERSITY-A FREE LECTURE TO LADIES
Mrs Cove Nichols lectures at Knickerbocker
Hail, this afternoon, on one OF the most important
subjects ever presented to woman.
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Decrease OF mortality in lo5O............'. @
The decrease during the past year, compared
with ls49, is mainly attributable to the fact that
the city has not been visited by any epidemic,
while $50 deaths occurred from the Cholera In
ls4s. The Health Physician states, also, that the
reports are not always reliable, consequently no
lust comparison can be instituted.
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BY Telegraph,

BOSTON, Jan l5-Air ship Maine Liverpool, Nov Ia
Ship ThoTEds N0rsans Dec 81 jan s. lat 30 o. loo 10 schr
Dsgo NewYork sonvs hove snds
sp sails 18Th South Shoa 20 miles, spoks the B bark Ana
Rsnnsy I'm Waterford bound 10 New Tork.
Barks Isabella, Charleston; Seb, atd Eagle Philadelphia bng
Harbipgsr, FayAl, Nov 20. -
Brig Whpple matanIss Jan Saw s lat 90 90 Ion 70 TO-
brig Eruran New YORK. before rsposd abandoned with loss
iorsopmast and toPgaau mast no person on board blow
Dk hard, could not board her
Brig Stephen Bass Philadelphia schs Courier Rchmond Bay
Ply mouth Rock and American Bella from Nfes
CD steamer Niagara Liverpool ship marahon New Orleans barb
One ssml Small Tnndadj sch Moro hayt
John Simmons, Fredsnctsburg - -
LAT SO Ion 66 spoks B bark Anna I'm Demarara for HafaT
EEwBEDF0RD, Jan l4-An brig Geo L Abbot, Noble soop
Ar on, New York
PROVIDENCE Jan i5An sloops Rhods Island snd William
WARES JanIs-Ar brig snh6sd I'm MsArIas 81 inss, lat
IS lon "a had violent gale em Me- and hoys down on her
bam ends had away orsms to right herr carried away man
topmat sprung anna AID stove about % hhd moassss the
EEwPoRT Jan I5-In port sch Hamlet from Providence for
FAfI RIVER Jan I4-sN Nathan Durfes Balmors l4th
soop James Gorhan Sid sch Hsh Bamos sloop Bordsn
sToSIsGTON Jan l4-A schs Ben News chenykeH Me for
Hsu-York; Syya = Boston for Do.
NORFOLK Jas l4-cld vrginsn New Orleans brig Lucy
snsar and schs Geo Engs and Delphi for WIndss.
'it,b-Arr Br sch Mechanic, Dominica
sb ,ne of for oavaAnah With cargo OF hou
not cam ashore Hsgteras and total loss Ihs crew
yer, ,aysd also the cargo / o damaged state.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-16

ARREST FOR SrABBISG.-A man named Mich
olas laden was yesterday arrested by Capt Sill
vey of the Sixth Ward Police, charged with as
saulting Thomas O'Briep, and stabbing him in the
-, III, a. ..--.-. hnrc1, INJECTING severe
wound. He was held by Justice Osborne for ex'
animation John Lynch and Peter Britton were
Yesterday arrested on suspicion of having been
Concerned in burglary committed in the Six
teenth Ward.
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NEw-JERSEY ITEMS.

MAsoSIc-The Annual Meeting Of the Grand
Lodge Of Free and Accepted Masons Of the State
of New-Jersey, was held in Trenton on Wednes
day last. The following persons were elected to
FIJI the Offices for the ensuing year:
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con CERT EoR THE ITALIAN EXILEs.
MONDAY, January IS, IL

To the Citizens Of Neio- York
The ioy experienced on arriving ia this great,
hsppv and free and was soon tHrRed to sorrow when
contemplated The suerings Of The eXed patriots OF my
own unfortunate country These generous VINO have
struggled against the oppression Of yranls and have sacr
feed everything in the cause offreedom still continue hrm
in their principles Of patriotism My duty therefore To-
ward my beloved country, calls upon me to lend my feeble
efforts IN their aid. ,,.,
Confident in the sentiments OF generosity philanthropy
and beraitv which distinguish this nation have set asde
he evening Of Tuesday the 2st instant for Concert al
Trpler Hal for the Italian political refugees l am con
WINGED that YOU will ioyuly contribute TO alleviate the SUI
rinps Of hose who in their endeavors TO emulate the
gorv OF your orefahers in combating for the sacred pn
cpe of liberty less fortunate than they proved TO De-
take this occasion express the gratitude OF al my
brothers and of Italy, for tie sympathy on every sde ex
pressed for our National cause. TERESA fAhOOA
Commnee-General Avezzsna, General Gsnbsldl Or
Forest Dr. Valentine Mott, jr Sig Toreceli' minel
Madini, Filopsnt, Muslica Roncan aud Parodi'
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PASSENGERS Arrived.

IN seomsRp Soushsrrer from charissfsn-anE Mgisr M
sOlartO lady and nfant Msssrs Barrs
Jr Logas Curtis A l. Converse w Waleck, Swaneld
DAVID Bngg Bailey Capt Hays Honegger Capt MITCHELL
aud n IN the stssrsge.
IN brig LO~a from LoanSo Wes Coat Of riea-caPt Cor
ham AID son, Jefferson, kausssr
nIEIATURE ALAArAC.-----rHIs DAT
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PHILADELPHIA Jan l5Artves- Barb MAR sade lIowss
Boon bg Msrv Jane Savannah; Bchs MARY Msrshon
sprasps EYork Queen Watson do RsnSow P.son Asr
,ads ysshmstou Ofacoks Oregon Hawthorn, New
Rushing Dale Povdsncsj ssss Psnooeot Clark
RYork. steamship City GAAEow Mathew LvsfPsoi,
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-16

The CHAMBER OF CosMERcE.-The monthly
meeting of this body was held at the Merchants
Exchange Oh Tuesday afternoon. Mr.. SAMUEL
SHAW was unanimously elected member of the
Chamber and Mr.. c. Il. ROBERT member OF the
Arbitration Committee, in place of WIN. F. horT,
Jr. whose term of service had expired. Mr.. 8. ].
BEALs was proposed for membership. A COM
munication was received proposing that the Cham
Der should unite with the citizens of North Caro-
lima in an application to Congress for the building
OF a sea.wall which may favorably affect the ma
vigation between the Ocean and Albemarle
Sound. The communication was referred to
Committee for consideration.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-16

DR.. FRANK ms WRITING DEsK.-The GRAFTON
AZ The printers' FeslSrssl on Friday evening, in
honor of DR.. FRANKLIN, will DO pronounced by
Chief Justice EDMeSDs Of the Supreme Court
member of the fraternity. The public exercises
take place at o'clock, at Niblos Theater' to
which the public are invited. We learn that Mr..
TURELL, also one of the members, has procured
for the occasion the writing desk of the venerated
sage owned and used by him, and presented dur
ing his life time, TO his friend, DR.. RAND Of Bos
ton. At the sale of DR.. RS effects, after bis de-
cease, the desk fell into the hands of family in
that city where it has remained for twenty-five
years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-16

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