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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-31
Disasters. Nc.

SfIP MEDoRA Leach, at Boston from Cronsiait. had
yeIv heavy northwest gales of Far Isle which
drifttd back twice nearly 10 NO,wg after getting 70 the
westward Of Fans ISLE had very heavy gales and cold
weather from Grand Bank To Boston.
SHIP RAVEN, st San Francisco from Boston on the 10Th
Nov lat 81 N lon l26 % W carried away tOp-as'
top ant and royal mast, thereby causing consde
rabe delay her beng able to make but "a miles
Cape Horn 81 days she wa28 days from the Cape
10 the line and 8 days from the line 10 San Francisco.
Crossed the line IN Ion. liz.
SCHR PAGE at San Francisco from Tombez, Pcru, *
perenced severe hurricane Oct ~ Hat 10 " lon ITO W
wind som ard shifted suddenly 70 NV, blowing yo-
lent lost two iop-sas. flying h ooat bul"arks los %
oranges offdeck. A.
York reported by telegraph rs pus INTO Norfolk on the
29h Dec In distress, having lost spas. sails, Nc.
TIE HULL and effects OF the wrecked ship British Quesn
were sodat auction At Nantucket 22d instant for $500
The hulbrOught SID
BRIG JOSEPHINE. from Almeia for New York, before
reported condemned and sold at Cadz, brought about
Sl,f00.
BRIG Four BROTHERS, at Lewe Del, from Port-au-
Prince reports that late gale at thrown on
her beam ends which titaton she lost deck load Of
mahogany sprung her foremost aud ipt all her sails
sCHR ENTERPRISE, (Of Calals) which was lowed into
Newport 25th inst, after having teen ashore on Long
Island Inns been ed along side Of the wharf survey
has hed and commend that cargo be discharged
WHALING BRIG f.. NICEERsoN. which was ashore neaf
Provncetown has been got Oh without damage ana taken
into p. go
AuB Of Mulvie. Capt Ogden. from Nantacke bound to
IeeSburg in bal high aud dry aad perfectly tight N
the Beacon miles above this pact Sac encountered
violent gale O1 Monday night, whnh she blown on
two hundred mi and IN making torhe CaDss was dFeh
shore on FRIDAY morning Here all ashore some
what frost bitten. TIE vesss Will be get saOat wEhon;
much diculy Not a vessel see e. pass IN or Quito
dav WINS :. ". Ice gong Oub yer' last.
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SourH C.sorasA.-The Legislature Of


,As state fnsliv adjourned late the night OF the
10Th, Atthe eleventh hour, an absurd preJnoce vas
overcome and both houses agreed 10 resolutions 10
sve the consent Of the State to the sale OF SITE ior
I,eht house TO the United States on Bulfs Island
This measure passed the Senate by vote OF ri 70
FIT having been previously rejected IN that oocy
The House indefinitely postponed the communlos-
ton from the British Consul, commenting upon tns
refusal OF the Legislature to modify the law mregNa
to the fafekeepsng OF free persons OF color VINO ay
come into the state. The committee, In their repoI.
say that they "carnot suppress an EXPRESSION OF
surprise at the course her Britannia MaJestys con
sui has thought proper to pursue In addressing 70 me
Executive OF the State arguments ana comuie ai
upon the proceedings still pending before 'he Lests-
iaturer Mr. Aver moved resolutions requesting inc
Governor to receive no further COMMUNICATIONS rom
the British Consul &c, but they were Opposed ~
Messrs. j. Izard, Middleton, Reid. Toree ard MEN,
mnger and finally laid on the table
IMMsaANTs Frozen TO DEATH.-About
a week ego, a number Of German Immigrants ar
Yived at aatrobe, Pa 10 the of the PeDnsylvs-
MA Central Railroad, and were placed in ware.
house, without FIRE, until open wagons were got
ready % convey them 70 Turtle Creek. Onthe way,
horrible to relate three women and an old man froze
TO death and others of the party suffered severely
tBalt. Sun.
FIRE AT GAINESVILLE, GA.-Quite large
IRE occurred on the 20th destroying property to the
value Of ft3e 600 The principal sufferers are Jona-
than h tchell, John E. Brown, Jonn Merk, >. +
Law, VIVA J. Dickey, James e. Simmons H. NJ;
Johnson The Court House and two hotels are al
IN ruins-
II The President has officially recog-
Dized AlFRED GoDEFFRoY as Consul OF Prussia to
reside Al San francisco, California.
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Foreign Ports.

AT Buenos Aues Oct a. ship Paraua Langston, from
Frankfort Me. Ar 2st. parks y. Wnsht, Jr, Aysrlr
for New YORK, 20 days Johl Swasey Phillips t1f 90
i,th Th,fus Hathaway, for do: brig Denmark. kouney,
INC bark Msnto S.nson. for Boston, sid 18Th SD OCT
"a bark Rainbow. Gator. 2 RIO Jane.ro.
Ar AZ Montsyideo Oct. 49, bark Isaac, tPruss Lang
hoh, y York abe ut avg 10.
AR AZ Pen asnbuco Nov bTigs George OTIS Perkins,
Bcston. sept Nd 5th. T.. H. Filter. Hewitt. PhIladel-
phia (Sept 49, 9th, Syea, (Se Anderson James RSer'
Sept INK 18Th, harks Greyhound WiasoI d. taJou. Oct
81 Tie sxea landed bali hcs cargo OF -four and sahed
18Th fog Bahia with the balance The Greyhound proceed
ed 10 Bahia with al her cargo Also arr 18Th bark John
Fanum VII eby Philade phia about SEPT 1875 18Th, brig
Cen Worth Rackleh 90, tOct 67) bbls hour, dam
AGED were saved from the wreck Of bark Ruth sad s3i a.
an cton Il average o. 100 per bbL
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Doule,fie Ports.

prNrCIA fCal) New. s9-In port steamers Panama
Xatkms or.s9n Persoe RsploLc, HGdson eo n,l,
Constitution, Wesn. Of he N $. Co shps ORIENT
ship Superior. p VI. CO.. storeshp Monument, ard
John Nom. do bsrks Alabama, wig orders: Reaper,
lBr ) snd Mieduu. DO; stegnz. stseshig; Plao. aud
Jacob : WAN. DO. Amazace, p. VI. Cos ssoreship ,
Anita 5. QUarermaster's Department sclTs. Susan
urges for Oregon Gen. Paterson l S. q Department
BOSTON. Dec. z9-Arr. ships Columbia. slsbco. Cal
cstta hsdors. Leach. Cronstsdt Shaw, Capo. Buenos
erarahtne-N bark Siaa ssaad Fehr4sus Ryd-
gust, Goitsnb lTg, VIA Falmou'h T. Be'w-ShiP North
va1a: Emblem H4fllc. do. Canada John LuscOulo,
Portland bugssa-usl Cook. Case. West Coast Of Afaes
seit Cs1leE4s Judge Nhitmal. llacler u ,be; schfs
Marietta of Boston. late CT Nov lofs Hiram Bater,
Eaveus EttAiown. \ e. Saiied-RaISs scotland Had
lsy. selah. Union Ace.l Rogers II 5. S!aie Canada ;
bust saguns ebrcc FIancss FihfaE, Susan Ludwig,
Poconocse, Ciiizen of an rom iichits i2s e"-Bs-
;oTd) ID. Merton dest unknown, Judge Wstuan, sclr
Msnou e., and from below shsse she anchored Sfuay,
thrte Inasstd schr Rel mend
C4ARL ESroN, Dec. 24-Arr. ships Cambria, tBr }
Me- nIseb, lIrerp9o Cha = "hle' Se@-folx oafSs
C0pcBicus. tbre) Ns,,uns' Bremen Yetrs-i NlEailn
New. York Jasper, TASTY, New-Y0rk; Virginia Aune.
Robertson. New Yok saranac. Bullen, NeE Orleans ;
schrs Atlantic tBsl Roberts. AbacO, Bah Dandy (Br)
Piuddeu. ElealheTa. Bah; Eliza Fris6e. Philadelphia
c. Z. Robertson, Bools, BAl.iaore; Auakapss. sey-
burn, Attakapas. La Ia the cigg-BaEks Charlotte Har
rlson fBr I'm. Glasgow Hero. IN. London. and Acadia
I'm. New Orleans. eared-Shp Camden, Sherwood,
New-York; schIs Helene. Crif.n, Nsw-Yolk. y. H4z-
zSld Bafdlek. Mobile. Wen. 70 yes.erdaT-Bark n
meIlald todenbufgl Fairs. Rotterdam b.g Napoleon.
e. Tetard, HAVE
EDGARTOWN, Dec. ta-Arr. brig P1tos Belts Ma
talzas for Portland; scI Belmont, Sr) FnzzeIl, ST.
John.
LEWES, Dec 30 4. " i have now retained from
the BrsEa,er aad len tie following vessels there ID
ward bound SHIPS EspandOll. william barks Echs
Thalss iron BI0 de Janeiro for Ne~-Yrk brgs Avn.
-Four Brothers. Ch IA Chcopse schrs Aus,r a. Tre-
noni John Crawford, AoeonA. Wn- 2 LegSett Director
GeneTal John Cropper susan, Virginia J. Wright ia.
cab Raymond Washington j. y Bremen A. c Baker and
VIM. Smith. One Of the Of latter vessel " couIued
20 his berth with the smallpox DR. Henry Han is pre-
EaIngo ~ 10 the karpoT presenbe for the pa.ent
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Dec 49, OF Tortuga, was ship Columbus, Meier
reu, fron New Orleans for Liverpool
sept 70 IA Iuluyn Straits ship Arab, Tharsion, from
San Francisco for Calcutta
No date lat "a 40 long 80 49, ship Lemlel Dyer from
New Orleans for HavIe.
Dec lat 20 30. long 70 30 ship Elisha Denlson' Car
peuier nom New Orleans for Antwerp.
Dec t. on Bahama Bank, bark Jacob PEentISS, Do
ring, fICTa Portland for Alexandra
Nov G. lat Ion IS Is W., ship Superior from Ialcl-
huana for New York
Dec H. lat % O5 N long 60 W. schr Gen Lewis Cas-,
from, Eden c.. Tor Barbados.
Dee a. lat 80 50 N long 10 10 ", schr. Niagara, from
Rockland via Portland, far Galveston.
Dec q of BnutOas Reef. s'hr. GasSlbeas Raymond,
ffonl O. arIeston via Holiness Hole. for Providence.
Dee 20 lat a. long Go 81. seen ship standIs ",
showing white signal 1Kn blue cross and four red pals
IN the
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From which i. will be seen that the excess in re-
oeip,s now amounts 10 6OO0O bales The increase in
exports 10 Grea, Britain is 5000. decrease to
France 90, GOO to other foreign ports l4,Oo0 Total
Increase in exports, 2,Ooo bales.
The Dry Goods market is exceedingly
du, though next week better trade is anticipated
The preparations for the Spring trade are active ana
large assortment of goods with domestic and orelSn'
will be presented on the opening OF the year lals
week. our catalogue of transactions Is poor one
There has been poor supply OF Cotton S'~p'e goods
but pricesare very firm based however On an eApsc
ted, rather than actual demand Dfs are I"'ne' usH'
in stock and steady in price, at 6sGIo' ior DIo
Osnabargbs are scarce, Win "a soou os'NAAI' ~"N
firm. DENNIS are inactive STRIPES are III "s" 70
quest, but steady Ticks are rather easier 'as1oh
Flsnpols are less active, and prices no' 50 hf"''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-31
Arnyed.

Us NeamshiV Florida Lyon. G. hour. from savsn-
nab, 10 Samuel l. Mitchell Dec %. rs A III. eK-
s,p Vsnds "a Smith, New Orleans, Is days cotton ana
Bst 4tscha ATey Apalaehicoa. is days. cotton, to j.
Bsrs W Dyer, tof per!land) DYER, from oporto ~
50 exchanged signals With brig sutton OF Boston, steer
d, liz Lsnutne Of Augusta ssnter from Attasapas IS
dsys Ith sugar and solassss to PECK lyman, TN
tine saw brig Pulaski OF ThOmaston.
Brg Cohancy, Sinclair. from Rio Grande Nsv q NOES
&c. 70 lines Left bark Psro,a, Gould, from Bait
more dschg: brigs GHstayus. Snow from salem. do W.
NJ Rodgers, Skinner, from Richmond uss arr. Hh Nev
s ~ 0n svs oat III lat II a. saiO
Brewster frcm Ihe Pacho for NswvorE same day bar
Peier Wilson, seaman, native Of Norway, died
l. OientuFg brig Neptune Schweckei Port al Prince Is
! days, coffee aud log wood. 10 Pope Co -
Br brig Fhbery, Stevens, from Cape Of Good Hope, 50
! days, in ballast, 70 order nj,
NsT r. IN baIass. to II. A Meysrs Sailed in company
with brig John Dawson, Bennett. for Win ngton. n 9.
Bns Eeuvltas, Gnfng for Ne~-Hayen, wa Grenad,,
sailed Oct 20. Brig Azares Ansbury, for New Odesns
10y Curacao sailed Oct TO- Left bark ThOs Prince Cor
neg for Savannah, DIS. bs Fairy sheed from Ph1ade-
bar Of Boston for New oieas The VI B has had heavy
weather passage for 25 days has not had the sun
ses Glow Howad Kssy from Ban Coast of
Nov Is. with hides and peanuts. to l. H. McCrcS-
Sylvester, sailed for Gambia Oct s. the Draso left her
mate and ID in Bsan sick they both died fe "
days after the Drago sailed Died board of the H.,
Frederick Ekn. mate Dec lat. is TO- long 50 3d. spoke
ship Isabella of Boston, SEEDS fm Liverpool for New
| OIleans-all we'll
schr B. A. Tufts, Mckinney, Jacksonville. days lum-
! Der. 70 Badger Peck.
schr Florence Lock, Halifax, days, fish, to J. Hunter
schr Susan (of BOSTON, Bray St Domingo City, Dec 6.
logwocd &C, to A C. Rossire Left American vessels
Schr Anaconda, Lincoln, Boston, days, Hdse to mas
ter.
Schr Bengal. Pierce Rockland. Q days lime.
SchT Coneia, franklin Boston, days, mise, 70 Day
ton s. SpTague.
| Sloop Vim II Sanford. Jones from Providence.
sloop Christopher Post. johnson. York River, days,
oysters.
SiOop David Van Name, Johnson, York River, days,
oysters.
Ar 2g,h, bark CaTnea, Ward Havanatl days sugar
and 'cea's, Noses Taylor Co Lett bark Lyra, for
New York, in few days.
BELOW--sbips Medallion. from Havana Lady Russell.
from Liverpool; Camden, Sherwood, from Charleston;
Geo A. Hopley from Charleston brig Ocean Bird F0rop,
from Curacao Also, bark Dudley, and Br. bark with
passengers.
sAILED-sieamship independence, stoddard, for Cha
Rres
wIND-sunrise calm meridian, do, with fog sunset.
S., with fec.
The brig II c. Lowell for Caulenas. after proceeding
down the Bay yesterday tooh steam and returned TO the
1tfv IN avoidf he ice
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ReceiDfS OF Produce

By Ere Railroads.&c. 27-S4 pkgs Butter 70 do Poul-
try 527 sides and 81 rolls Leather 1917 pcs Venison 1900
sacks Oats 9do Barley us Hogs 765 Dead Hogs ID pkgs
Beef, 800 bos. and II sacks Flour.
Dec 32o i7i bushels and no bags Oats 38 Dkgs Pou
try 1893 do Buter 10 do Cheese. do Beef 10 pcs Ven
bbls and 100 bags lour IS bbls Ale Wins
Ky 10 sheep 10 DEAD Hogs % bars Iron 80 head Cattle
Hogs. 83l sides and 40 rolls Leather
Total BY Nel7 IiarcH RarOad-D 275s5 pkgs Butter
53 do Cheese 81 do Poultry, 10 pcs Venison. n sides
and Leather 81 casks Ashes 267 Hogs 80 bags aHd
l4O bbs Flour.
Dec 3O-l9l bags Oats. i00 do Wheat 80 pkgs Poultry
&c do. Butter AZ do. Beef, 2 sides Leather 6999 bbs.
Flour 40 do Whisky 80 do, Alcohol 10 bales Hops and
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MARRIED.

On SATURDAY. evening, Dec. q, by Rev. Henry Ward
Reecher. DR.. CHAS ID SMITH. Of Middletown Orange
Co, y. V, to bliss ABA b. CoE, OF Warwick, Orange
On Tu1sdav. soth inst by Rev. DR.. Vinton, BENJA-
MIN X. TREW to MARTHA, daughter Of the late Joel
Bpnce, Esq, all OF Brooklyn, l.. L.
Dec n, al Courand;vile Dutchess Co. N Y, by Rev.
Nathaniel Robinson. Mr., ROOT. WRIGHT to Miss
MARY JANE KNAPP.
In WellsbuI gil, Dee H. by Rev. Mr. Hook, Mr.. SAM
UEL W PERSON. Of Wellsburgh, N. to Miss HAR-
RIET O WELLER, OF Athens, Pa.
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BOSTON, Dec. 3O-Arr ship North Bend, Calcutta
bng Martha Roges, ST. Mays, Ga. Spoke, l9h inst,
lat 80 80 long 66 SO, ship Harmony YORK for GLASGOW
ships Parliament Liverpool. Nov. % Delaware New
Orleans schr Gen. Penney. Pha.
Ceued-Baik Como, Charleston brigs Edwin, Say-la
vesta Galveston schrs Mary ID. SEut Chasres jose
phine, Washington, N. {.
SALEM, Dec 9O-Arr bark Tom Corwin, Zaa1sbr,
Ooh no Am vesse); brig Mary Ann, Fanham for Bonn
bav. SAILED the I'd.
HOLMES HOLE. Dec. 22-Arr ship Sterling, sumatra
for Boston of provisions Dec rs, lat 40 10 lon.
60 80 passed large masted steamer bound east Dec
g. ar. brig Fawn Falmouth, jamaica for Boston: LET
bark Edward tOm Aexandrla, dlsehargI1g
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NItnfeu.
S,eahers-,Euops Iott Liverpool E CuaaTd. j., City
OF RichmoE1, Foster, Norfolk. Mailer s InFc
Shgs-HenIy Clay. Hil. Liverpool Sp0,sord Tasscu =
Co.: HIoern!a, MslOnsy. London. Dunham Da0a Co
lunoia Ssizer ChsTestln Thomas WaFde; ONO, Conk-
LIN. Apalsolncoia. J. ". Phillps
BafI-John Csskie, RajRes, New orisaEs. Lsdi \
Church.
Bngs-susan Small Small Zaz4, Bru,, voss,x Co Tar
2tne Ef Ssgua IA Grarde master fs-afe.ta Bren Ha-
german, Montego Bay, Thompson EeaAauss: Hsr,et,
Gocch ITIa-dad De Cuba. Nesmh Sons. l. rata Pratt
heuyItaS. Nesulith = Sons
SchooEers-- Ann HyIan, B4xssr, Eewbern. n C..
master Ira Bre SER, Horton. Whining t0n s. L. No
Cfeady Co Hni II. Saith. Hansoa, Wilnrgon, Doll-
Bsr Potter Sarah Elizabeth. Smith. New Hrven mas
ter; james McNahb Cunningham. Pcraa- Platt: J1dge
Tenny. ToothakeT, Franklin La. H ID BrO,<man; j.
seph Porter Bennett, Efedsrcssoarg. Plan 4 sl2gnt
Naris Wesigsls, WaShilftea y. G. master.
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Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED FoR TIE TRIBUNE.

Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED FoR TIE TRIBUNE.
TUESDAY, Dec 50
ASHrS-There IS vefv little dong elther sort.
quote Pots quiet 81 Ss and Pearls rm bat quiet at
500.
COTTON-The market IS active aud buay ant to-
d2Y the Canacas letters have been recsiFet 3s0
bales have been takes mossy Tor shg}sg # fu prces
lLCUh AND MEAL-lhere Is Increased hsayiness
in market for the low grades OF Stale Flour 2n4 lower
prices have been accepted Western bed firmly, toe
stock being relatively light and there less Of in the
hands Ct spectators Speculative holders hare submitted
e. fVIther anaisment. but The tTale sensIasy are
ins, With good city ana Moderate Eastern demand.
These laue dong for export. bat inside G
soo1 business would 10 done AZ this prce .here are
few eicfs. Canadian quiet al 50 3ttS4 So IN bend.
The sales Of Domestic reach 45s0 bbis 81 N0St -
for Sommea 10 straight State 81 03St IS for mixed
NichsSa. Wisconsin and llaR1 81 55G 81 6zl for ia
yOrso State and good Eat Round op OHIO 81 559 81 -
for fsncg OHIO and Gepesee S39S5 Is for exra oAiO.
and $1S5 - fOr extra Genesce. inC aided the sales
l5oo Ibis common State at 81 81. Soaths ifse
~ pieyfd AID Ae demand is moderate, and IS CANNED
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~ steamship FLORIDA from SGraans4.-J L. Poolsr W
5. Whistler. C. Wilson. II +. Titus, InxersO Nea-
Gle Mlss Jones, Mss Matter, = M0yneaur LADY chill
steslaSe
IN lsrk J W, Dyer rom oTorto-Mr. c,nnsn U. s
Coasul at Oportc.
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rrrom our Curresnnrisnts.l

PHILADELPHIA, Dec 30-Ncdrrigals.
CleGred-Slesmsr PenObscOt. Clark, Newly Orl; bark
Gem NickeTson, Boston brig Brazilian, BRAY, Cieniuo
Cos; schr. William, CLARK, ludanok, Texas.
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VWO LIVING AZTEC CHILDREN

A New aud Absolutely Unique Race Of Mankind
The most extraordinary and heIplcsble phsn0mena that
the hstoy Of tie human has yet produced Be
for weeks the large Exhibition Room Of the
SOCIETY LIBRARY, corner u Broadway azd Leonard.
sts They af.y taken from newly discovered
and id04,ros people n Central America By wh1.n thsy
were kept viii TlpeTsttOus yensr2ton. distinct and
secluded caste q their priesthood and ezPlOYed
Mines and BeochaaAS ~ then Pagan csrsEo1les and
~orship.
They male and female The latter neassnnx s9i
inches n hight wesAcg II 5s.; tie former Is sncaes
hlsk, and weighs 20 ibs
From repeated and careful examination, the best ply
sOlcgss state the elder TO be- u or - ysaof tbs
younger about 30 years.
They differ ztOg from Examples u the dS ART and
and IRON ch3dren; Afording copplsls and uadeniaols
Illustration Of PIg me4n variety Ofthe Human Race
Tickets Of admission as cents Childen under 10 years
hafprce Season Tickets 81 Doors open each day. from
u until !, and from unfil o'clock. oil lms
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xISlAr CRE ALMANAC. DAY.
SVN-Rfet-- "a Sets % hlOo.s-Sets--.- Sim
HIGH wATER-.--Dsc. 81
Sandy Hook 5sS Gov. IslaRd.. GsA Hell Gate ia
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ALL THOSE GENTLEMEN who in.

tend TO ma ke calls and who does mott with compl-
mems Of the season. would do we'll that casion, TO
provide themselves with uckeis Gas New-He git,s 70
their female ar juvenile fieuds for the Exhibition al
No 3iS BToadv ay, and Of she Hungarian kund ms Is
the gcrteo aud Interesting show "a the CITY, peIns
an Ancient Tapsstry22 BY IA feetof Scripture snoec'
woven under tho med ate superntenance OF ttAfHAEl'
by dsr of Pope Leo X. in A. d. 1909 one hundred years
be fore the st se uemeut OF country Tickets - cs
TO be obtained az WIN. HALL CONS Music store and
At the door. Open from 10 o'clock \. NJ to = M
Schools, with teachers, q. cents, each. d3l IL
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VIRCTS-New-Y ork Amphitheater, No.

TIRCUS--New- Y ork AmphI theater, No.
~ 81 Bowery-Grand Carnival week-CELEBRA-
TON OF NEW YEAR DAY. and superb demonssa
ton IN aid Of HUNGARIAN INDEPENDENCE Ga
MONDAY EN ENING an entire new succession of feats
and classic exercises the Arena which wall be repeated
en- Tuesday evening. On WEDNESDAY EVENING the
entire gross receipts Of the house Will be handed over to
tie Hungarian Central Committee. in aid OF The great
cause of universal liberty. On 1IURSDAf-Ne" year
ray-there viii be three magnificent ratnments--
m0inipg afternoon and evening The distinguished Pa
risisn Equestrsnne, MADAME TOURNIAlkE, 4 g"
nuHfbrI OF nights, ana VAL mhAs nor
first appearance this Monday, January boIes
sc as before dSS o.
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As,nr.nlace Omen Honse.

As'Dr-p.ace Cpeth ttOure. ...-.
DROFESSOR A y ID l. K 5 o MS IN
a CREDIBLE MYSTEPIES.-THI EVENING, The
GIFT OF FLORA-The ELECTRIC PHENoMIEsHsAas1
WATER versus MiNE-The Great INHIBITION GAS
kET-Tho BELZOEIAN CREATIoN-The BOTTLE.
Go and get your Holiday Gifts from the Professor CoTn
copa Places be secured at the Box Once from A.
NJ 20 p. NJ for Parties, Families or Schools IL sthe
most interesting establishment IN the city Day Rsfior-
mances ON New Year Day and every Saturday and Thus
day at +. Dt during his stay Doors open AZ O'Clock
Wonders commence al ParQuet and Dress Circle oOcts
Upper Tier uyon les under years, cts me VIZ
aids stay IL limited. u-5 AW
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,TOR.pIACE OPERA HOUSE,

"a On NEW YEAR EVE. Dec. 81 ls9l-Distnon
ton OF Food TO the Poor by Prof ANDERSON, who "l
give LOCO FIVE pound loayes OF the hest Bread Vyv ou
pound pieces the best Beef Mutton to LOU Aged
Poor as New Year Gin. The distribution VIII take
place a. = M The following vii be the arrangements
and order If distribution Prof ANDERSON mas issued
blank certificates the Aldermeno OF the different DIS
trcs who will give them such they consider 'rthY
of the wizards bounty. and who viii assemble ut the
Opera House. Astor-pace, at r. NJ, On W EDNESDAH
New Year Eye) and on presenting their certlhcae IN
peron will receive each large i've pound Loaf, and q
sgd o,et i Tespectfuly rsquestsd d9a
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MARINE JOURNAL.
FoRr or Nsw-yoRE.. ..pEcENsxR %
Cleared.

Sc Serena Page for additional Ship Mars.
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miscellaneous Aopertistrasnis'

iNENGLISH FAMILY, residing H. ~ 4
~ rl.,s-t AMI healthy sil Iato8 IN The ns,s.p.
Lood Of Nsw-York would De glad 20 fs.s'si 10 ear -
house two ORTIZ Cdren under We 'ssrcsptionsbs
=, , enc Isea'sd address 3. l. r. In'a-s o"'s
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Yl'HE ALLEGHANIANS respectfully

YNHE ALLEGHANIANS respectfully
announce TO their old friends, and the public that
they will give A VOCAL CONCERT AZ the BROAD
WAY TABERNACLE, on MONDAY EVENING, jan
In addition to choice programmes of their hes. songs
Hew and cd,
viii sing the " Bird Song. which received with such
epthusasc appliance al the great National Temperance
Convention Also. and to conclude the evenings enter
rainment they viii by request, introduce the Of
NELroNE TO KossUrH THIS song, written and adapted
20 the Natioua airs America ENGLAND and France was
.ung before Governor Kossnth and suite on the occasion Of
ms rtcetfiop az Plymouth Church and TrplsT Hall.
Tickets q cents each be had the Music Stores and
at the door Doors open Of o'clock, % commence q u
O'Clock. go o.
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BIZ Telegraph.

The brig H. c. Lowell for Caulenas. AFTER proceeding
down the Bay yesterday tooh steam and returned 70 the
City TO avoid The ice.
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pARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM.

kkARN UNI ) AMERlCAN MUSEU Vi.
Eb-P r. BARNUN, Manager and Proprietor. JouN
GREENWOOD. IT.. Assistant Manager. Admission 70 ihe
entire Museum and performances p cents chafen Hnlsr
DAY. Dee g. AFTERNOON, at o'clock, VICAR OF
WAKEFIELD. EVENING, a " o'clock. MAI. JONES'
COURTsHIP and the PALACE or PEACOCXS. The
CHINESE BEAUTY and the CHINESE FAMILY. Of :
persons having INST returned from Europe here.