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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-27

The Exchange market is without change put
.teady. The supply Of bills from the south IL
better but there is no over supply. Sterling !"
1oaloI Francs 5.l2IS51Oi Amsterdam AltG
AZ; Hamburg 81 a37ii Bremen sl4ssOl.
The amount received at the Sub-Treasury TO-
day is $40, 7ls paid, sls2, 72s balance sS''5o'
O4O
At Philadelphia there is no change to notice IN
the street rates for money, which continues aoan-
dant at q cent. for frst-class paper In foreign
exchange the demand is limited, and the rates
rule rather lower
The Annual Report of the State Directors OF the
Joint Companies Delaware and RarItan cana
and c. K A. RI was presented to the New
Jersev Legislature on Wednesday, detailing their
transactions during the past year. 1t appears
that the reduction OF fare on the Camden ana
Amboy Railroad has caused great increase 10
the number both Of way and through passengers.
Parts of their road have been re laid with hea'y
rails. and new line has been established oe-
tween Trenton and Philadelphia The following
table condensed from the Report, viii she" the
number of passengers carried over the road;
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OILs-Liuseed Is held AZ previous prices , g., hs
here are no important ssleI Whale Is hrm Win o0'Hs
o0s zoo bags oGercron Bark al sS' cash.
- o. rssLs Delaware A. SIS cash
TINF-Furber sales Of Eastern Al 5lc CO .,. f.,
FIsH-Dry Cod continue IN snlsll sngyJ ,I.Srsi -
s,a,a are tsksn "a Nauled 75GZ 8't ,n 3. -
,,sf bnt firm some small lots have been SOLO = ~ =
No q s. for No ? and 3 FOR NO u W. VI a., -.
voices OF Halifax remain unsod BOX he',,Lkk eo,,s,
ter request and very firm tour qlo'Suon'- i'N-
ne plenty ard duh t, .A...,a N n o,e Ia the mar
lei A. nrivsfe here Is fair business gong ~ ,,,s
low grsce ark and Green The Torn ~ ~ .ts I'D
tbsp late auction prices; an invoice OF ~ a ,srns oot
Ooions and Mn gyong has changed hInDs' u
ny p,,si-s ouet but the market s very nfnI al
;ce - crrsifs ust recey ef 'ec has been fsise d
sFFDS Clover Is In good demand ana closes
1S[c beng row ash d prime new 81 whSn sO nj a.,
have rec made Timothy IS quel az El,N acaivs4
srsrcs - cf0 bushels Calcutta Lnseed. Just
wefe sold previously, onehiTd OF Il Tor Aauy - Ro.oo
sersisrd thr re hsvs large operations ~ T.;
for future delivery, say <5tOv olsuels OF lAO'0' -
from two 10 six mcnihs. .t.L ~ pnglish
soid A. IS cash No sales OF Missouri have ranspi ~.
WFNP-Is rather quiet bat we hear Ot me sAes ~
Of 100 bales American al SIP s 90, 4s,.
TpONIs o- active aud has rather AZ upward Ien
~ 500 turs English bars sold at t8a59. cash. ana 80
6mouihs Pig i selling more freely. to arrive D. -
cash, and 81. months. -, ,s soo bhls
KerrcEv sold Al nc The latter for extra and So
land Al 63asic large parcel OF ConnecucuL $50 -
has changed haros among dealers on private 20 ~
Foreign Il In more demand and some sales are fepo'
rhg m nj
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Stephen to the State of PennsyvaSDia Capt S,e g,
never said anything 70 me ao rSi 9.s"9 Cat &c q
h,;ne him clothes What did Stephen Bennett
saw 70 YOU last night An objection was here
rsde 10 the question by Mr.. Pierce.l
The witness said that the respondent made
..atements to him after his arrest he was not
manacled or handcuffed at the time; there were
no threats or promises made TO him | asked hlm
why he ran away; he said he liked his master,
snd that he was afraid he would sell him. and tnat
was the reason he ran away Mr.. Gallop hired
Stephen to me once, for the purpose oil carrying
iron from Baltimore TO Havre de Grace sa"
him after he left Mr. Whitaker; he was then IN
the employ Of Capt. Gallop Stephen was hand
coffed when he was put in the cars; dId NOT go
with the officers to Columbia | was there at the
time of the arrest the handouts were taken
off when he got TO this city he was not hand
cuffed when ct the hotel
John Conner, examined by Pierce reside IN
Lancaster, Pa / came to testify at the request
of Mr. Snyder pay my own expenses no one
has promised to pay expenses | know OF no re-
ward have come as a mere favor to Mr.. Snyder
who assists me when go to Baltimore 70 MAKE
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c1sis,h I'm. j.. Badger sIol6. Liverpool shsssn Ls..
49, i n.s. cs' ssy 2 Ss
Baltimore; Convoy serp-, rhie' P1i s's 800 sesshss
iotA Che. Sander. SPEC. L's,soes oya ,o's ss
s,s. Lsopos oDonr.n Do ton sa,saash Yab. si MaHss
sDa ma'.st y nepe Ciclrst. s1vsnnsh
NEwBURYPOhT, Jas s5-sd enE sP b'o~a' LAHPs'f ssgs
sEw HAYES Jaa ss-Ar .cb, Zephyr Doyls Phisaslpha,
Ma LOSIoS J.g ss-sd .ps H.c,or Do-d for S.- Yoa,
eoh Leaf james. 90 hss. .-. "a, .: 60 g., "a,
steamer Creole Dssrrs stJOhr, SS CD 'eh feo' s.f New
PlrAoUrH J-u sass-s .es EAhan, csa,'. B,tnOr. ysa
NogsEasvigsScE ya ss-B.ow 10, wn.rs p,y.oa Ard We
lant wea r. Ne- Tea 80 srg Fotsees of Ibaassoa Fs
lisr4 ssrgs New io and from es~ seh Aary ssf Phhi.
PIPsoytpgScF Jsn ss-Ar bns Orr.y Tan. cos.s ch...
ten .ch Qg.ss D,~'oe sauTe ns,,'s Casa saS1o.i
Sh,'-. ~ h, st,sy chsrlssoa. ssles-seA Hssry
'pPosrIaSp Jan Arr bark s,c.so Lorug so.os Ia.
Franklin Cobb Soros ,h Augusta, Fstung So-'oa cABsh
h.@,VS MAJ a., S.sSn.' p-ar. Rhol. sYo. Ia,
Desc PAIL sss 5; To-. ero~' 20; s, Map tasoo Beg
~ ooss sgs a's sesera s Tso,s. ~, S's.ss
N.isioc ysnn Rehnr.se .s,
Bass Bsiraor.; WIN Gfesa Nye Bo,tos Jases RaJnSsi
ch,rl..',os q ..y Pses pseay Ssr w
BsIsr Bo.ou. Iou.s Magas Brsyor Ms'.nza sd shs "A
Boston; Ns,hans Home. YsnsiIs.r. se~ rorl.
ST MARKs Jan sAu ship Fo'usr, Haiesi, Tor ny Pei
'i ssE r JAZZ s s.,s 81 ase p,yon co-, G'O..
DC Jan s4-cic barb Zo;oh Baiey, south AmsreA
SAVANNAH Jan 81 Arr stsansap forda Lyea, Nes 1ok'
49, zsrha Carbon romaton, Me- Augusta, stons New fork
Rover8 Waits Banore seas keiros Laden kPpahaaaoel
Va. Part $ mers Philadelphia Heure;ta, harrmaa banoss
telegraph Dknssn bali more Cidsc dafrst haSsA ApPsy,
New f0fk. -, ~. NIL. ~.
bTss Mara Merton Buh New foTl Yrs s;s' eos Ns~ Iert
Philadelphia; ID h badSn fsker BAH
,o,s. Gaubr Beciord Baltimore CID lst ships Laooa
wilson Liverpool; Southport, heCofmeh New fon BARI befAa
So Roor, brg President Taylor, staples, Ports no1th Nh
Met TO SEA bsrA Bertha smart Boston enx Soshee Pitcher
- O,lssns Arr sth trE Jones' u er New fo CID br c
80 W,s,. Nsw york Went brgs Wsou Faler, Lew
/. Nyfrt. Ch,sl' Gale Baltimore. sch Hops, Groves 40
wilmington Jar slAr sch "Pses,iae, Andrew. osnHee
Jobn Dawson Brggs New YORK; Hnes fsi 90 s,es .ot
'n,han PIsmmsr Ba.spore Empire Marh' New fost, We
Dol Louisa CHASE 30. SD schs Pungent Nss' bo
Tsrgsnt do; brig Ava Adams Boston Sa - ~
pc.su W,nams New Yohj Emy Weaver brues thhsee ~
Fashion Lorlg Boston. chas Mills, fpncs Ne"ioi -'' "s
w,RFu.M ian I-Arr schs copia, sears Baltimore lsn'-
u.rtv Curtis Bari w. NY George Thomas, E9foA "ostof
Reese 40 isti-Adverurer from Cohasset 20 80 ~
sd shs Sarah Louisa cocker, aad Liberty Tracer NJ '0SP
PRUDENT Howard, DO
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nIansfnra. &c.

n ?, .bip HON. from NeE Ysrk. b'uad 10 ani Us
~. Gen p. 1hn riug cut cams "a e,aa.t ,ha-s
~ - - sho Bar Pa hil strkrg the Home on hst -
r,rrvfrs the m'sten r<rnE r1f1en op III,
t.t v.ra sog other injlv 20 ne aver snp ~ -, =,
~ her istur east rrAst caeo a~ay sna i, -
:. >, ,.es ~ her put bacA. Charleston NJ ciy
- Osv.slr Boon from snyrna on he leta s' "a 49,
a., - n hul a. lsrgs vessel bottom up -.
~. osv,xtI Boston from ,u ma experiences ''''s w.
-. ~. 30 5sys 10 the N-ftrrrtnesn $500
Tr.srsa al Boston before reported WfscAed On IN.
So usyfen q Boston. the 81 az encoantef ~,
@ - Ia "a sos lon q tad hpp~t hta'y ga -, -
- =, her tssn srds i'ove boats, ssrss saa -
- =, .vary,fng. Aef yog m ih't positoa o's' =
-, r,k ~ ugets brs ,cl over hsf Il vas ls
$50 ~. Of ttsif hv- % . away th-
which kept thsn cont nuaHy ~
On he 2ath The sse m't-rit-i oli hasny he,ue
. - ~ descrpton sh~ Jay al the mercy 81 hr sea ~
sr,ned ID inst situation p.ll 'Hs ~ am
- ne 10 Exhausted By couunuh onFr ns ahl ns -
dscf-d % snfnd m ne fess-i Nhel
Id the brig Favoti@ h.r-tsrs oy ~non .ssy "
20 Berrads, AZ sefpfe I7po.71.
49, ,.r c.raa chaTleston fr1m Nes tork IN " ps
- Norh Channel urted near TO middle ou'y 49,
49, -, ng hard FOR some hours cau'hs me o'k ''
eaSy ,, ,o Poard Hutchinson totally os, % the pa.
-, Tom cbasrss fr New orleans - M NO pe'Usa" ar
and saved ~ q, hsrir =. ~ fn Vera Cruz
g. - Or-ar. on the 5ih inst lft' a.. 49,.
u" - ~ N sud fr Baltimore NguIes rom New 0feAs
- "a nj IA tie Western Resi- tBahantSl ih- fe'-
Immediately ground 20 pieces the deck o. Atei on
40 ebb an. crew cung and after bsgon Tor tat-e Jay
.vss ssis of tisy were taken on oy es.ns
ss.op p mate. second mate aad ons passenger Ar
- =, - Nv =, srday Br brig cors, from Nassau
g., p,v.s an Of Br D. oli-n Grove wrecked on ls
stnnger's hsir boats Cspt = '''7' ~ -1' p '"
!. a. p, - victoria from Nassau, r
s. r. " Avn. fro w Davps supposed 70 % hs mans OF ,S
ct5 S. York Wilmington packet schooner passes oy Inv
~ s'.h..,ar or nh MT ~ lat a 06, Ton " no.
C., cbtres Of sbp May Flower at New Orleans from Nfo
., on lie sth u lat 80 on y J., encountered se'ee
I "a s rssfed mantopsa blown away cargo h 3D. water
cs.s. s,ovs I'm isck " III other 81 Oh, damages
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spollen, &c.

lat 40 49, on 60 So ship American congr-s hnes i''
Tordou wished 20 be reported ,-.- r., 10,
more, and Sarah louisa from Virginia, Al for boston n,
Jaa - Oh Chucoieague was seen sch inaspsnue"'e' "
oct So IN Java Sea- ship Australia from Man tor Ne" io'A'
Jan is lats3S lon 70 w bark Gibraltar from Boston Tor New"
o 90 lat 49, Ion TO- bark Providence Car, from Provsaes Tor
Aralschcols. . w.. . pos,on for y.ra Cruz.
jan 10 lat SO S. So sch Henry Duuser IRON roruAna '
Baltimore - p.-.o, n, n .,l..,on
Ian "a m 50 H. lon ship HbsrniA, of and Tor FhIasePha
from Iivsrpool with loss Of spsrs, sails &c. ~, - -.
Ds III % ~ sn 40 l4W, exchanged Signals with an Amer
ssn showing white signal With the name Union IN BLACK
letters - c.o,, T,vs,,ool e,r
st loo - W. brg CYNTHIA Rogers, from Baltimore
for Rio de JaneITo. -. = p:.Lu,o,a n, R.y
W., IN oest Cons with everything attached, ~ set 40 )Ve
bs s.ck wanted no assistance. Would put INTO Nassau ny
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BRISTOL Jsn sf-sii.i OPS yaEes rian Nichols r New
fort. frCel. bsure.t d.
NENfOk Jsn r. sd s the YES eli previously rsp4re3
FRONl tNCE. Js1lS-Arr sch star Ncker.0u Ph aisehlf
ssw q BE- u.fl.ng -cl hsl Prov ecce e Ph41slpha
Sd scls fl-tc fut or CLt-s;l D-lswa-s Heuii1g Fll;
s'ct % Harvest. frsrci, Siei Moses EDDY. Dean
NhFOLk Jan .T- sch SOFT from Ba 4 uo-s r
O. West Ilres putin % Hsnrtc1 Roads ID D
BOSTON, Jan a6-Afr b-s Fayai Dec p Csf-e Pasrno.
Nov s Loa AID MIR al5 Baltimore bngs An Eziosth Geofle
tow. d, frlueo1ia, "a Hsurah Grant, Batrors.
c q bark Z DN -ht. Baltimore or- MA. Phiate'rha.
Jsl 47-Arrskip CtcOfa Nv Or ear Js1 "a;
Drew Msrses Dec 5fhi hrg " ArcrsEs. Carf-1s Jaa % b.
Lett tuls Wright, ard hcG verg, Pa.li far n
Clits Portland cE a0r d. sthi T. llt AJsmaris
r. Er NsPo con- hasI uszt JAY harhai Dutch dE Hats
d. -Four bfot-e Rainbow d. scls II Fih, Sorll;
toe Wimf gton Has IN Portland saw "a he port 5rg A.
phoi Boto7 with os OF decs oas hng Hssssyn Wn atoa
STATE ard G L Nior
BsleE, ship EQUITY. from Caiuta
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FINANCIAL.
iN, IiF, MINING and MINERAL

- II
" EXCHANGE No 50 NalLst front rooai, "a door
for the purpose ofacilitang the uansae ionso
the various Coal Iron Gold Copper Zinc, Lead and other
Mining Companies. ,.., 4, =,
The true Character Of every Company whose stock OF
fered for sale will be regttered and no facts stated unless
well authenticated and obtained rom ue oss 'o1sS S
sources The intention Is elevate the character OF this
branch of bus mess becoming important by the de-
yelopment OF the vast mineral resources OF our
tarties where they meet daily for me nefcnsngea
opinions and transaction OF business SUBSCRIPTION 9oon
Stocks will be opened from me 70 go. snS s s
taken 10 present each in It's true light Registered soek
will be offered for sale daily Stock BOOK sep 10 whleh
daily sales win be entered and efforts made TO Keep ~ &C
CITRATE st of all actual sales, they occur PaTes visa
Ing 10 buy or sail stocks Mining Companies wishing 70
register their condition, will be treated WIN on
al the Office. WI A. NOOD'' 49,
New. York, Jan. "a, 1850. 1H u
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December Report
ar THE CONNECTICUT MUTUAL


New York Office, 81 Wall street. opposite The Exchange.
Guaranteed Fund and Accumulated Premiums, nearly
81 OO0OO0 Report OF business for the month OF December
1880 number ofnew policies issues FIVE hundred and two,
viz:
Total policies issued In December. ........ 500
Total new poll ;es in 1852 569
Whole number of policies Issued ..,;:..:...l2 S5o
GUY r. PHELPS, Secretary.
The Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company has
become the largest Institution OF the kind IN The United
States twas organized 10 December 1916, ana num-
bers over twelve thousand members.
Dividends allocaed annually the 3st Of January.
Those persons nsuriug prior TO that time, will participate
in The divdeuds Of earned premiums for the year
Tho dividends OF 847 were paid In full on the st Of March
Of the present year, (8j0l
To meet The convenience of the public loan OF onehaf
OF the premium ON life policies, when the amount Is $50
given TO the of this Company In anticipation OF
the return Of surplus premiums
II NISSAN, D., Medical Examiner at the Office
daily from to O'Clock z NJ.
Prospectus and every information given by
w. s. DUNHAM, Agent "a Wallst
I25 81 Opposite The Exchange.
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Mnrkels... cAaErrLLr REro.rsD roa FHE raIsuss

SATURDAY, January q.
ASHES The market Is steady, with a moderate de-
maud sales OF 30 b0s al 6S4Go % Tor Pos' and 6Ii
COTTON is very heavy but in the absence Of the
Arches mail the market hardly be said 10 have opened
$50 bales have been sold al }di decline.
FLOUR AND MEAL-TLeIe Is no change 10 notice 10
the market for Western ADD Sale Flour tie demand
for he Egst AID City trade moderate during the
grace fui fight The better grades heavy and the
demand is less active. The inferior grades hrm
and waited. and quite Canadian Is frmer bat
inacuve 3 So in bond The sales Of Domestic reach
common 10 strait State; 81 al 81 for Michigan and
Indiana ard S505l23 for pure Gene'see Southern Is 10
good demand and boders are hrm The inquiry is In part
for export 10 Liverpool and ne home trade are buying
more freely The sales 200 bbis a. S505 ~ for mixed
10 strait brands, ard 25d5 90. for fancy Rye Flour Is
very quiet al 81 Corn Meal IS steady; sales Of 80
GRAlN-The demand for Wheat isvery light and prices
tend ooWnwmd: sales OF loo bushels Long lslalf, IN
lots 81 OGec for red and l05d 7c for white Prices Of
Western nominal Ry Is quiet and uOnca Al 70 30c
Barley j. scsce and prices are nominal Oats are lower
Sales OF jersey al i04c, and Northern az f7qc Corn
i quite nomns al e6.at7c for Southern AID Jersey Vel.
low. No ssles irrsLspieo. White Il held Al 6907Oc
PRONlSIONS-Ihere il only limited business doing
ia Pork former prices. The are 20 b-sod Me-
e "a ); ard Prime - New Mes IS held a. Is So
or = or some 20 bols irregular prime sold Clear IS
sseabs al SIS Beef il limited demand but Il very srn
Sales Of 100 obls a. z4olo SO for Mess ind s596 fJr
Prime Beet Hams wanted al 64c L .ron Il onat Al
63d7sc q To- Dressed Hogs saeahie al 6a64c Prime
Mess Beef more IN request but held above the views of
BUYERS Picked Meats Sales so pieces sgs
cured Shoulders. 10 arrive al &c. Hans are he'd Al 81
6:c arrive Lard s scarce sales Of 81 bbs good Cd
a. e.
GROCERIES, -Sugars are more in demand for rss,,,
some $3.50 foxes sold to-day a. aI7c: 100 bb1s
Cuts a. &C.. krnn-fs have advanced their prices J.,
WHISKY Tier, Is ctar ee in me narket SaIes of
IL hll- Prison az 90, su1 Dudge st sc. nme.
NAVAL sTORES-Saies SEQ bbls Crude Turpeptipe AZ
S7t, ssa Ao b5s SPirls Al S7dSsc, eaah and tine.
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DUTLAND AND WHITEHALL

EARAILROAD COMPANY-The First Quarerly DIV
idend OF 81 IS on capital stock OF the
Rutland and Whitehall Railroad Company VIII be Psla %
the lot OF February, 1851, on which Gay oVioeno @A
will be- sent 10 each stakeholder a., oh r..,.
The Transfer books will be closed from the 2ih January
10 the lat February 1851 both inclusive . ,,,..L,.,..
Stockholders residing In Vermont and IN washington
County N Y change their Old eerIhe ses a. hs co
nanvs Office IN Fair Haven Vermont All others Az eCon'
nsny,s oflce 2 Hanover.st New ork-New YORK, jan
e. is5I. GEORGE l. SCHUYLER, President
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Passengers sailed

-. cT s,rr-lT, h.r VI Esssx AMI lady Wm feuhsa
~ f-rsr l~v two chr.u servant. Mr. Goven snth
"A y s.,l X Urea AZ Holman. George Btrker Nussn''
In Marel a1a adv Master Mors VI 40 hots b1
s. ~ g.pry smith stephen Walker Aoni Maser spnsn -
f. su. Drew sn th At~ Pray, W schaueI Ieofte 5al
S-rin DR. A M.reey lazy AldrrE Moore mf SyNo'gg7
a. R.,bsr = s Judo Moss Hs,man, Gilbert fancner
ny. X W seas & d srck } Freedman, Mr. Ssrhyt
Gun J J Pzoli Thos Day. James Kemp Wuieus'
srrsrr r % Williams RICHARDSON Coates. 4 fitt hf
Wat4tn Mr. su,d,rn lad and party, Bavun sons 'ap
sigrsvs and Or smih, Do ID ) w
5os ! Rarghmsnn Jannsy. 7 Duncan e fslhey Osp1
French rs A. Foster Capt CALVIN Adlms and ady N ore
Gsorr, Pr r. Amcksy Robt Cark, Frankhn fea n 'ilo
H. 1f,qw,lip 4iabama for SgranHah-D w atnsham ady
AID b5 nss TIN ady chill Mrs. sooih Mrs. Fox mrs JAWS
MIS- Br ant Mss Mead Miss Calender, Mss Ekn' " Con
s'o,t ID Cofss Remsnong Wootioii. u VI hosers' L
M.sd YIN Patterson q swift Porter Brsdwel sud son
Nchoson Dow. G sohIsr, G Dole G w f@urnoy I N
Formsn Kendall K Cornell, NJ JessuP VI Iyson-sO ID
fhss
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,,,,y vopv nA11y TRIBUNE MONDAY JANUARY 81 1851.

CHARLESTON jar ss-s NJ CeagtT 1lseS-Af 1,s a
49,. S.sr lBr. men wlnkis Sss fersi 'sh ~ 80 49,
T., re Oeing ship NsvfoIk, hsI, IN ~ - IT,.
sFw PORT Jaa tfrrtrea-SrE f1fe = 3, ,,t
S,.,~... ~. - unfsin Ediy Provtenc- 90 y
-. ss.s3fnr B. .to SB@aiori sN'n, J'e ys -.
~ t.,bor, Jsnss Cafrsr, Goucser i9r esA 49,
All Boston for Ffet-rcssbrrg tafc1. ~ ~. =. ~.
vo,t. ssrsh Iisty, Portland for foFioki VuS sf 80,
1o1. John Cool-, Co. Rsder, soson or 81, a., a.
$500 for Do Mexico. LLOYD, S.lem icT 90 nes%-'''
- -, - -. President Pai5soft, Morris
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Whalers.

aboststssrsr board bark WADE OF
reports with IS bbs OIL on board sold 100
ship ROdman, OF New beitod
On the 80 Jan OF Bermuda The w s,osnt
the 20 sak badly that beth pumps would nov @
daylight she found 70 BE- Close m With the
land She BY steamer and carried ao The nEs
habrr the opinion that she would be condemned
officer Of Gauges. OF Nantucket reports az sea
April Nagansetl Rogers OF Nantucket had taken
bb leaving Yavacoo April when she was reported Wi"
100
Spoken 60 lat &C. 10y the Ganges Of Nan,ucket) ship
Nanagn'et r. Nantucket had sken leo bb since leaving
YAyoo Arm 7h. when she was repb With LOO sp
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Ry Railroads during the last "a hOurs-Jdn'
c. r., Tyir-2GCS sides leather 25 cssks ashes DO
cheese 81 calves $50 sheep - head cattle 200 i've we nogs
81 dressed 90 81 bbs whisky; do. Hour ITO PAgs
1y,,ar. s9I bushes oats; 6s bales hay; do wool ~,
No freight bills arrived this morning by 'he Ne" ioiA
and New Haven cars.
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.iiy, from Cal uta


FhlLtpALPslA Js1 - Arirea-bTE Nay, wh.asa, Boz
tlea-e9-- D. -hP Ia'-srora Pitl TssY Lvs-P-o sls
ht1atA ha fhfai1i d May LOUISA. Adams Noodle; D-tta
Russu Walton sava asi f1ea Garrod Wlungt38 -; VI
5ss th-y hehnonr. So, eb Roatb. NHlvsn; cGsasr
p" hsfsvi Aiorl barge Es, Thomas BALTIMORE
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CaIIfornIn Vessels spOlIen, &c.

Desc aq7 bl IS TO- ship Psetou' from Boston tor SIN
Nov ~ lat o. Ion 30 TO- ship Mazaan, Dmnnond from Pas
depha (Oct M or Cahiorna 49,, nm - -, I'm, p..,,
Dsc 8. lat - 81, lonB 10, snip Leanu' hai ~ Ways W
alruffa
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nv TELEGRAPH.
Rece,nts of Produce

Markets.. Phil ADsLPHrA, Jan. p
The foreign news has had depressing enec'
any MAJ
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.--Seal.

ed Proposals will be received at the house Of Eysn,
f. Russell in Darby Delaware Co Pa. up to the lssh otA
month Febuaryj for grading forming the bed, aud lay
ing The plank on the line Of the Philadelphia and Darby
Plank Road length 1t miles. Plans and specifications can
be seen after the Let of "a month, (Febmary AT the above
named place JOHN ii. ANDREWS, Preslteni
wv n III sERRuI Secretary i25 I'm
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TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF new 3
Cleared

Steamers Ohio schencL Havana &C. Roberts; Alabama
Ludlow savannah,S Mitchell
Sims Tagus Farnhsm San Francisco smith, Northumberland
fpk Lord London Grswod Arctic Zerega LyerpooI w Phil
(Russl HAnker Hamburg
Kunhardtj Coonst (Br smith, Savannah Barclay Lv
ingsOn. n.
land. - a,
phsgs Brown ST Domingo, Nesuth Sous frma, Esnszusan
Blanchard Bolivar; Wabondng. Gupt, Dsmaras, smith
Coz Maria Hail. Chages, Olney Sessions Aoaross, Coch
ran, MAtauzas, X ? Buck Co IN,
Kenny Cape Hsy Bauei Egantne, Norton 81 KITS Wht
akef Cadouis, Br Byrnss wilmington NC; Ama l. Osnly
WAsbinson; Orana Dodge Richmond. II w PerOoi LYDIA
Ana VOORHEES, Richmond Frank MMath, Norohi chrsns Cnn
mer Usher Anderson; Edwd Adams, Steele, and Eliza ihomp
son Fsbee Phadepha Excel Edwsris Portland Emma Grow
ell Boston, Sea WITCH Wells, Providence, Sarah Ehzabeth
Steamer Kennebec, Seymour Philadelphia.
sloops Ysrguson BRISTOL Neptune, Ruckets Wrehan
Thos Han Hall, PrOydencei Cornthan sheppard NBsdord
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Arrived.

Ship Marion Johnson Savannah DE- cotton and rice to Durham
a pimon
fruit 70 Ews Co The has sHpsrsrcei heavy west
ey passage carried head knsss and hsad rAs
stove galley sails and received other damage Jan
u.s. lat &c. chip steering south, With all her
topgaap mast gone a. lon % 49, ship with
bt ball her iorsopsa bound west with the loss Of her main
yard a.,
sdh brig Mentor Bergman Rio de Janso GO d' coffee to w
sch J L Harmed BunIs Bidgetowp, NJ, corn Young
Sch Eagle, Spear Rockland ds lime
Sch Alice, Seaman Baltimore, Ads mdse 70 Mailer x Lord
sloop WIN Bowen Kenney, Provdence.
sAILED-seamshps Oha schsnck Havana Alabama Lnd
Iow Savannah ships Arctic, Zsega for LePool Cooquso
Boutee for Mara Burrg, for San Francisco BARK ID,
Beane, for MsIseilles, sad dhers
WIND-At sunrse n; meridian s; sunset s, and Light.
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MORRIS CANAL AND BANKING

4'A COMPANY-second SemiAunual Dividend.--Ths
President and Directors Of the Morris Canal and Banking
Company have this day declared dividend for the last six
months from the earnings OF the Company at the rate Of
ten per cent per the paid In on the pre-
feued stock OF lS49 OF said Company payable the stock
holders or their representatives and after the 4h day OF
February next a. the Office of the Company in Jersey City
The transfer books Of said preferred stock will be closed
from the 2flh inst until that day.
Notice 10 also hereby given to the subscribers the pre-
fered stock OF this Company that the seventh nsament OF
ten dollars per share will be payable the Let February
next at The Office Of the Company In Jersey City.
Subscribers In Philadelphia Baltimore aad Washington,
D. c. will pay at the Office OF H. w Clark Co Philsdel
phia. Per order JOHN ID. POE. Secretary.
Jertey City. Jan. .. l95l III 81