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THE REPUBLIC.
WASHINGTON:
MONDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER "a. 1851.


''The series Of measures to which have alluded
are regarded by me a settlement, in principle
and substance-a final settlement-of the danger
Gus and exciting subjects which they embraced"
By that adjustment we have been rescued from
the wide and boundless agitation that surrounded
US, and have firm, distinct, and legal ground
to rest upon. And the occasion, trust, will JUS
tify me IN ExHoRrING MY ooUNTRYMES TO RALLY
upon AND MAINTAIN THAT GROUND as the best, II
not the only means Of restoring peace ana quiet
to the country, and maintaining inviolatc the IN
tegrity of the Union"
TPREsIpENT FILLMoRE's MESSAGE.
1.-The Presidents message, at the opening of the
present session of Congress, expresses fully and
plainly his own and the unanimous opinion of all
those associated with him in the Executive admin
istration Of the Government, in regard to what
are called the Adjustment or Compromise mea-
sures of last session That opinion is, that those
measures should be regarded in principle as
final settlement Of the dangerous and exciting
subjects which they embrace; that though they
were not free from imperfections, yet, in their
mutual dependence and connexion, they formed
system of compromise the most concilatory
and best for the entire country that could be OBJ
tanned from conflicting sectional interests and
opinions, and that therefore they should be ad-
hered to, until time ard experience should de-
monstrate the necessity of further legislation to
guard against evasion or abuse. That opinion,
SO far as l know, remains entirely unchanged,
and will be acted upon steadily and decisively.
The peace of the country requires this; the BE-
curity of the Constitution requires this and every
consideration of the public good demands this
'If the Administration cannot stand upon the
principles of the message, it does not expect to
stand at all."-DANIEL WEBsTER's Letter to the
Union Meeting at IVestchester.
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Miss HAYES, the songstress, ID about to resume
her concerts under her own management, assisted
by MIR. Wardwel Der previous manager.
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MELANCHOLY REeuLT.-At Marion court, on Sa-
day week last, as Col. w. W. Avery, in an un-
armed and defenceless condition, was passing from
the courthouse to his room, after an arduous dis
charge of duty to his client in the case then pend
ing, wherein Fleming party, he was attacked
by Samuel Fleming who, having armed himself,
used a cowhide, which be had secretcd about his
person. The fight at the time, ia said to have been
long and severe one, Fleming using stone with
stunning effect; but before Col. Avery, in his de-
fenceless condition. having been disabled by the
blows inflicted by the stone in Fleming's hand,
could properly avenge the indignity offered to his
person, the parties were separated.
In Morgnntown, on Tuesday last, few minutes
after Judge Battle had taken his seat on the BENCH
in the afternoon session, Fleming, fully armed,
walked within the bar of the court, appearing IN
Col Avery's presence for the first time since the
attack with the cowhide, whereupon the latter
rose and shot Fleming dead on the spot; the ball,
it is thought, passed through his heart
Col Avery at once placed himself in the custody
of the proper officer, with a view TO judicial in
vcstigation.- Lincointon Nv. CO. Republican.
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CUMBERLAND Coal TRADE.-The Miners Jour
nal has been furnished by r. Worthington, ESQ.,,
the collector at Cumberland, with some interest
ing statistics, from which it appears that between
the opening Of navigation in the spring and the
dnys-there were "a 5SS oil tons of coal and 262 n
tons of coke sent 10 market from the Cumberland
coal region, by the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal,
elusive of the large quantity transported by rail
road,
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BALTIMORE, Ian. Z, 1881.
Ths McDOnosb Bsgusst- Marriage Sdttsiics-
Epiraris--T luurg Fucmen-siip Launch,
Sc, S.
Our city council ere still in session, and the
only matter before them seems 70 he the McDonogh
beouesi, with regard t. which one seems 70
know what ought 10 be done a. he money -
evidently 10 be squanderea among lawyers, county
cerks snd commissioners, the sooner some OF or
Baiurnorpaps have a haRer In the PIE he bet cr
The Baltimore executors, wbO GOT their hngers bat
on Their recent tuur 10 New Orleans, and nearly
became mauyrs ~ the McDOnogh btquest Oh
hosfo tho stssU.r Dhi0. seem 10 think thai they
would Ike ~ UsCfme commissioners on The part
OF the city Tbr eaiy atuou vet taken on the part
ol The CITY j. NE aaupt0n ~ resolution. pledgng
the faith OF the Ctt % carry nBi the instructions
or The last viii su1 testamen, II the late John
NcDonogh
The tolel number RI marriage licenses issued BIZ
the cletk ~ Baltimore County Court ror the year
ending on the L. Of JaauarT, wss III. against
I $50 he rfsvnu- year The matrimonial tower Il
pprsadirg ~ every p1arer, and The famous bellies
of Baltimore afe rapidly disappearing ua1es H.
OPERATION.
Tire number cf IN graft that hsve arrived IS
BafUnIeft. daries lte yrgr I1H closed. wa tlf
10. more thHH UsHt.iy reaches New York In one
wi Tile nrYrHtr. however. u faYiily i1creas
- s,ns. tbe fsf.F .Eafpant n ETtHkfa'. lac a
"a ktt si.I 81 Ltsrfttsvl
rna Wecs4co4 tat GompIur. u Phil4dsiphs
ar ,kg-t.cd y Icaea ihis e..g Il Manly nexl -
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Oar Philadelphia Correspondence.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. Z, 1851.

inuAUELfhIA, an. loOl.
Democratic Delegate Elections an Elopswe~t-
The Ballet, &c.
The scenes Of last evening, at the taverns where
the democratic delegate elections were held, made
judges by the people had ever been adopted. Tho
result OF the contest has been the choice OF ma
jority Of Campbell men, though the sensible men
OF the party all prefer his talented and expo
nenced opponent, Judge King
A romantic couple, who had been clandestinely
married, on Christmas eve, by the Rev. John l..
day, but were overlaken at the kensington depot
by the Infatuated parents, who earned OH their
daughter by force, and had the lover arrested for
abduction, not knowing, at the time, that he had
legal right TO the lady. The youthful lover was
most shamefully abused BY the father and brother
of the lady, but bore il with gentemanly forbear-
snce; and not till he was before the magistrate,
and his sccusers had stated the charge, did he say
a word in his own defence, and then he produced
the marriage certificate. The father and brother
were, Of course, astoundsd; but have, probably,
since determined 10 settle the difficulties annie ably,
as the m arfiage notice appears in the papers this
morning. The youthful husband belongs 10 a
very respectable family of New York city. The
father of the bride is retired umbrella merchant
of this city, living at the west end.
The grand ballet Of "Catarina, or the Queen of
the Bandits" is TO be performed in addition to the
opera, TO morrow evening, at the Chestnut street
Theatre, by the Risey troupe, including the
Rousset sisters. The troupe embraces seventyfo four
persons, and the impression will, doubtless, eclipse
the charms of the opera. The Espinosa ballet
trosps. al the Walnut street Theatre, drew
crowded audience, last evening, and their perform
ances excited the most rapturous applause.
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a visit to the United. Their name has % often
been mixed up in tho records II fire ricting At PHI
ladelphia, that some fears entertained for the
order Of the city during their stay. The Wecca
coe. however, for some time past, has msintained
good character, having puraed itself Of the dis
orderlies; and doubt not that their department
viii meet with general approval, and be worthy OF
example by some Of our own firemen II should
also be borne in mind that there are two Wscss;
coe companies in Pniadelphia, and that one should
not bc held accountable for the sins OF another.
The bark Henry w Cotterell recently launched
from the yard Of Messrs 8. Brown &c Co, 10 now
receiving the finishing touch, and is most splendid
specimen Of marine architecture. She 10 OF about
$50 tons, and il provided with excellent accommo-
dations for passengers. She Ii now up for Vslpa-
raiso and market.
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Telegraphic Reports.

Nav 0RLrAss, January .1s51
The Battles news only received here yesterday
the lih met. Cotton Is stu nrmer, and Saturdays
GALES reached 500 BALE. at 12E l3for middng 1000
bags Rio coffee soldst l04c.
CINCINNATI, January T. 1851.
Hogs are quiet and heavy, without much change In
prices. 500 bbs. Of lard have been sold. stTkc The
number az hogs arrived here, up this evening Is
2ss26T. At the towns OF Ripley Msysvls, Aber deem.
Manchester and Higginsport the Ohio river, there
have been ~ oo packed this year against 10000 Last
year. At Louisville the price OF hogs Is 50 70; the
estmated number psck,d around the falls Is 100000
At Terre Uaute, they are held at 50 50 40. Number
already packed IL 90 600 which will be- increased TO
5000 against bs 900 last year. At Hannibal, Mis-.
soUri prices 80 rs, with falling OF la numbers Of
fully on. third.
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uAKITImE IsTELLIG X.
Movencn,s OF thr ocean stoauer



s,stnsr-Baltie, comstocL, Liverpool Collins
.ssip-thass: hi,s re-, chsrl; s I wsrsl; -; g..
srr.r,ssris. Poland. M.y.sus, Pr Essml.s sss.;
c.sE' fs,srss9rE' Jsha 2 A.sns, Norris. Bos,os.
Arrived.
man Steamship Crescent city, wilson, Chayres, Dec
sss 's IS, 70 sS,,' ss.sse
sd "a Mr. Bsb Jersey s vho va. .ia - %
teirs unstie g lsns On aosausi % ne veathar
ssu Francisco. goiy sch y. Vs. pataiso, OF I5
st or sasr L1d asS NOV
nsffy C,StIsi sesm,a, lei iion III jiblos sad va;
Ms Enrr: ss,. e,.., Liverpool with ma'' ,rd PAS
90, sgd iss r,,..assr, lee d. u. s,i S.sv1
a. t .ss i r''s sssr dsssss nan 'p-
tfp Union. Davis New Orleans with o5t,nr rross
nels-l. gsssengsr'. lie experienced very ssv'r.
gsis nsBry Trsvsrissa ~ ssv n,v,aL whs,les.y.
Peft sgA.n Tr - ea5s vi,h hiass &C. 2 y igsghrigs
ava Ter New Haven -
nart J,n's a. wAi,, ApAlsssisols d.y,, sis oo.s
miis, distant, BOARDED y norris
nr star BIZ walsh Rsrssdos,. and days f,ou Turks
frg sltos, Baltr 6pasohiees Il days vita oott,u
is Hsty Perkins az New Bsdfordl ca.,e, 8, m,rA,.
pa Coed Ho!s oret. Boston. II GAYS.
telr istinIi nopkl NJ Psss fsrs kivsr days
si 1 Ysho b ssa. 9 fsis k a,sr ss 49,,
ss, s h' if srr5 R'gs {S,s s-. 49,
Ncir Nm bsTT0tt, Euth, York River. davr
eelr Koruna Buriey, Worth, Georretevu, DC, days
ftir paul Hakcr. Coz. Gerrastswn. no a.ya.
sths keteees C0llns, WAahirgton, Del, 3 day.
sehf Htrfy Mtail srath. Brandywne, Dsl 4 dava
tcfr Dart Palmer, Doss0n'a, ~, 2dAys.
Below.
Br tafk LAZY sac 20 DAYS ron Hverpo.l, a. Ia la
Bor, with iron and passengers
sip sYl..dd !gs,, ni,gip. ssre.y nsh. from
sou Bss ssa d - 81. se.riss sis
dtels fvtft Showing Nsrwssisn fsg; 7th la Ion
u. fol- IN With barn timber oadsd
eorss snd Ere with Ebseh ntng IN ain top-
sch ss y NJ Ion IS NJ sross tcSr seonak
~ Rrsndy sine from Providence Tor PhAdsipk wisb ia
q b. besA and spi. psinssi. She left 0cs vi win ~
pass6rsefa
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SHIPPING.

NoTICE-PAssENGERs PER TIE STEAMSHIP HAL
lWednesesy January at the foot q Canai strsss Al
o'clock A N. " =
EOR HAVANA VIA SAVANNAH rus SUPERIOR
new ttsamehn Alabama Capt q y tuditW. will feaxs
New Yea Tor savannah saturday Ilth osloes
Y ~ from Pier Mo- North River Pasfenaors Tor UstsnH
VIII ltseh savannah IN take the stss NAN,
fabelh Capt Rone which leaves savannah an The issS
ret for Davsns Tor passage 10 savaanah .ppy a. is
front Frott San L. MIftuTLL.
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/ sent you, on Saturday, a lisr ~ the articles
which had been accepted by the Central Commit
tee fer exhibition a. he great London fair The
Glowing articles we're accepted, to-day, by the
committee and certlncatss issued
FTvvsTLTAsiA
80. John II Ewing. wooi
~. Mr. Gsvelot a medal
81. Clinton hair and clsth brushes
-. w Darling iron and iron
20 BopkiDs irea
40. W Ragsn. reotury chairs.
an y. starr stereotype and bark note printing.
Vine a Asbmead. gold h~ating machine
HsmFsHRg.
8. sibisy, ss1onJ rpol.
opfto.
n v. Woolmsn agate.
- LonFwofth Csta~ha vine
10 gchooey 4 ifoush. hams and shoulders
90. Perkins 4 Brown hns rernbing wooL
all M0frsu stewart q Co sb@et iron
"a salt 4 Near. vstsr
a3. 4 sehumans Gstawba vine
- Russell " hnnan rurle6 hair.
IS Western fire Con p@ny hoss carriage
20. joseph Troutm an faf5le trees.
~. uoibrock Stanley, lard OIL
"a nuggett n srooVing plough
The l,lloeing - the amount ~ United states
eek issued "a foreign account, ~ The Treasury
department., from the lsi 10 the "a January, ia
elusive
Loan Of lhsL .s..ts sss...sssssss.. >. f9aVVV
lb4I ......tst.. sssss.s. .ssss %llsiVV
total. s.ss..s.s .s'ss..s $3.50 sf@ol'lV
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ssy cisys lets ssssx ssas wsrrss =. sasxiss-
sSess e1soe %. adjeiuisg, agxleo. 81 oeo
RIcs-Ws noticed steady market for this artisis,
and with fair Inquiry eco tisroes brought - IS
50 b. The sales fer three days rssohsd 400 casks,
q IS ~ IS tsk, according, the bulk Of the trans
actloo6 being On Speculation.
6fcEs, gepss1Aly, we're quiet lot Of 100 lbs No
! nutneGs sold st 81 . 81 10
brsAIrs The market for domestic whisksy has
again declined and sales have been made Of $50 bar
rels including State prisoo and Ohio ct AK 2ok;
and Jersey At $50 Also 70 hhds drudge ct go tims
6soARs-The sales heard of to day $50
boxS brown Hsvana, 1t ~ 7ke. New Orleans
scarce ana held 1t ~ On
f6EEDs Tho extreme scarcity Of roughl aaxYhas put
mp prices and with good demand andia light stock,
there every indication that higher rates than
those cnrrent will be realized Holders Of ell
descriptions particularly Calcatta which is nearly
out of market asking 81 IS per 50 h. sale how
ever OF three or tour hundred bushels Western New
York made day or two ago ct 81 say per Sc ID.
Large parcels Of domestic would be readily taken 1t
81 rs but this price holders incnedto accept
In clover seed there something done . 8le per
SO Id. for Penns. Other kiAds Of seed rsmaiasd
~ last noticed There . sale of rough Calcutta
fax reported to-day from second hands ct 81 IS per
So ID.
TALLow was quiet and nominal The sales siaos our
last principally 1t IA s7&c for good and prime
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WAsHlNroS, January 6. ISL.

The Censls Of Vpginia-Postol Arra~gersnts--
The Woid's Fair, Sc, &c.
The Census Office has not yet been able to pre-
sent the returns of any of the States. The state
ments which have been published have been pro-
cured from the Marshals, and although approxi-
mating towards the truth, cannot be relied upon
as correct When the returns are made TO the
Census Office, they are subjected TO the most
critical examination, and the errors rectihed.
The following Official returns of the population of
Western end portion of Eastern Virginia, have
lust been received -
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Bosrou JsaL
Artvez5Drs: Fsln. siaasy OF Canton Philadsl5 i;
Cissrst-BaIk 0raopus N0rlsa.s Brsn brig Lssmonia,
csbA VIA IraAkfors, ssAr H Nisksisss. NYork
sailsA-Brg Bnsiias, Cardsaas-
Arivsd-Baxk AssasraA NYsrk.
sAilsd-Bnx Oregon. Havana
Moau.x. Dec y
Arrvsd-SAip Nathl KinbalL NYork; sohr Weihamel,
Boston. -' - -
Cisarsd-Brg Linden, NYsrk
Arrived-ship Niobe, NYork.
Oth-Arr ships Buena Vista, and Turubuu NYorh; Ne
teor. Beston bark Sarah Hand, NYorh.
Cieared-shp Manchester. NYork.
-. SAvANrAE. Jan s.
Axrvsd-ship statirs Morse NYork, brixs Wilson FULLER
kxcel. aud Mara Hill, do.
Characteristic Vernon. and Texas brgs Richmond and
rhiiena sehrs Alfred Henry and Randolph.
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Lornor-Paetet ship southsmrton-c Absrinr, I J
Lemonr Cunningham Griffith. Mas Valentine and
want Mrs wilkins Mrs Ethrington, Meadow Hrs Turner
Turner Coonbs aad lady 4 Eir chan snd lady Miss
Moran, Mr. schsfcr and lsdy. Leo, sempvsoe.
UsvRs-patkct ship splfncid-C T. s4st EseaaHter; q
Matthew, Maus.ern. lady and ohie, Psrs Mrs sophia
Oerval aid dauEhter FTsnee.
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ny TIE Halls.



WASHING ron, January 8, 1851.
Ge~uaL Taslsv persus Ge~ral Lams-Ns Second
Iwdiama Rsg,me~t % TSi4t-Mr Ma~SHw's
Defsscs of Ge~syal Tayl9-Hs goes for q Umso~
Party-F's~eh Spoi,atiows-Fsve MiAi ms More
Money Waatsd
The resolution Of Mr. Bradbury, now about
twelve months old, asking for a list OF removals
from office under the administration Of GeR. Tay-
Tor, has been whitfield down into debate upon the
grounds Of removal of Gen. Lane as Governor OF
Oregon, and Col Weller as Mexican Boundary
Commissioner, by the late President of tho United
States and his cabinet.
Mr.. Ewing, old Zack's Secretary of the Interior
having been driven TO the wall in his accusations
against Gen. Lane, ofofcial delinquency 10 vastly
indebted TO Mr.. Mangum for coming to the rescue.
Mr. Mangum chan ged The defence Of Gen Taylor to
the true ground, with regard TO the removal Of Gen.
Lane, to wit; that he was removed for having i'm
pesched the veraciy of Gen. Tay respecting his
reports OF the conduct OF the I'd indiana regiment at
the battle of Buena Visa. Mr. Bright having for
mally, in a long speech, denied that Gen Lane was
removed, or could have been removed, on this
ground, reduced Mr. Maagum To the necessity Of
making OUT his case, which he did, we think, pref
~ conclusvely, to- dsy, from official reports, let
tiers and newspaper L. slImony, very good testi-
mony, by. bye, with he names aud dates at
tdlCncu. Cdsr, We tniuk, Is Hldno OUT, tndt
OLD Zack, in As Was very broadly accused OF false
hood by Gen. Lane; that Old lack did not like il,
and remembered II si'rr he got TO Washington.
The whole dispute, however, at this time Of day,
see ms like wasie at words and Of the public
money; and yet MIR. Ewing IL to try his hand at
Gen. Lane, to-day, and Col Weller o-morrow.
In the course of his concluding remarks, to day,
Mr.. Mangum observed ghat this old party warfare
WIS absurd, when both The old parties were so
crippled up that they could scarcely be brought
into The held again; and that he, for enc, was IA
favor of great Union Constitutional party Well,
sir, it would be good thing II the conservative
democrats would agree 10 JOIN the movement; but
the misiostune rs, hey Will make no junction OF
the sort which will involve The giving up OF the
loaves and fishes 10 Their wbig allies. For the
present, at ell events. the scheme is exploded.
MIR. Smith has given notice that on Monday
next he will urge he prompt passage of the bill OF
indennities for French spolIa,ions. II is only a
bull OF hye millions. which, II II passes, will require
an addition Of so much 10 the estimated expenses
of the tiscsl year. More taxes or more loans will
be required
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sAcRssFvTo CluV-B waiter Caston. frou, Baetor-
Miss Mary Holland, Miss fllsp H0iana y iiayc. Tav-
lor. VIM Hovsy, W Pnore Boansl Iss kegivcr, Joe
hc0very, Odeii, " Lonmis Chas gchrs1n.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 6, 1851
The Post Office Department. dctfc NlI ar
TdngsHeuts &c

Major Hobbie, the first Assistant Postmaster
General, leaves here for New York in the morning
He will leave that city for Havana ON the llth,
where he eccomplishes the business which men,
toned few days ago-the arrangement of postal
agreement with the several West India islands.
He will proceed 10 Panama, and make what ar.
rangements he can for the transmission of the
mails to South America. He expects TO reach an
Francisco in time for The mail lettings for Califor.
nia, Oregon, and the Pacific. As soon as he has
completed the objects Of his journey he will resign
his position under the Post Office Department, and
connect himself with The New York and California
mail steamship compspy.
The Postmaster General has completed codih
cation OF all the posi- office laws-striking out those
which have becons obsolete, or are in applicable,
and putting the others into bill IL will be sent
90 Congress IN FEW days, but 1t is not very proba
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NO CURE, no CUAFGE-DR MURPHY uAs r.
MOVED 70 Ne ~ Roosevelt street nesY CHATHAM
shere ne ~ houfy consulted ali deases
ns Ieo WITHOUT mercury IN two ~ four faYs
neIod eeess HE Specific. al box. ea6n6t ~ bsasn
- ~ Heeit, Dr. n willforfett $50
DRkoRRisoN CONTINUES TO cURKc-arA N ma
- easts ~ thlir wtRei ferns, without .3arF 40
pee recent kneetions IN efew asYs pr.sAFa n -
sasss him 70 sute nervous debility az nselraat o.
sl Ahuss NO fec ill cured Sec ls lest kinsMs A.
H. omte 0tif Fult-n sttees
nR WARREN ~ CONFIDENTLY CowsrrTED on
~ Diseases, from AZ practice OF vnsh e.. r.
hospital Dr, W. s enabled 70 guarantee st@say e.r.s
without Mercury. Bee his diplomat Ia his 0Hr. ~ 4 49,.
street, adjoining Chatham square, wth tbs hrer
srEery and metiens THE oouutrt hss ever rf9srrsa
DR. COOPER, u DUANE STREET, has. ron rar
- last fourteen years confined his prartiss \.
mept of srcpfial nnd other diseases a. 80, r
grsvsted chfea OF this disease mild sases sne1as
Two 70 hye Gays. perfect cure " chsrrs.
gh0 REWARD -"THE YOUNG MANI rrrsYp-
hspeoiho mixturt, celebrated a. the ncst sn.,lv
nc shie cure Tor certain com paints 4. nsur,,es a.
rus ana 1ppiesse all the morbid oms aat ,yit.
nn GENERALLY IN hours This most vslnahie rsmsdv Il
70 snnsreede al others IN aus rect with Nv
ryrobauon Dr. talters GREAT sncoess or d. eon
~ y. sur.re snd ~ TIE hospitals With ths
b,,a ~ y. efcsey i truly The Yo.ns
hetu~ friee 81 For safe w r. q FsY I'D T,ia, s.sa
hoFiAha' y, Washington ttrsot goston. = =
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FOrcl9n Malls.

F0rclgn Malls.
Letter Bags Of Baltic for Lverpss win clos
- tas EashAAss Reading Room. Wednesday Sth inst
Letter ass steamer Georgia. for Havana and the Pa
one w,ii sloss 81 the Exchange Reading Room (U Bx-
chanEeC on saturday, nth inst, at O'Clock.
Letter Hs9s for Bermuda st Thonas ana
me west indte Islands nerln will CLOSE the
~ Ill o'clock.
abe wsrlA. "
shs ssos Letter Bags also st Ksnyoa u wan street.
Herald Marine C0rrospondsnss.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan IA Pm.
Arrived-sehr A @ Cattsiis, Cav, NYori.
Clesred-Brigs Rafael Arroyo. Muller. Aauadilla, PR;
rear fontaine, 81 Jago; Brasiian, Hodgdon Boston;
sehrs Colorado Barrett. HempsteAd Ii; Csttslle
CAV, Nfork; steamer Penobsoot. Seymour, do.
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TRmsrr Dec 10. Isbn-yesssa from Cephalonla Malta,
ana the Coas, Of Barsary, again admitted in fsee
psAtique
LIsnos Dec o. issorhs Board o. Health has issued an
order dated 5h INST 10 the Dario u h deolsrln that
sls from ports suspected ~ cholera having clean bills Of
health suly uhsncsei ~ the Portuguese Consul and
all their In order and having touched diving the
infected pic tted with othov
vessel from such irfee ports .pd having had Of
ruspiccious detse board shall be admitted TO free
prataue In the ports Of this krgdo observag however
the In the order Of 9th Oct last pub
lished 10 the DArio. No az.
Lrcuoss Dee7 s0By royal ordinance OF tho 10Th Nov
the quArantna vessels arriving from Brasil having
san bill OF health 20 be reduced 20 ve dsys Of obsora