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rhs government Of the United states er

AmsTtoa, A. d., 1901.
The Executive.
MILLARD FILLmoRE, Of N. ", President.
WiLLiAa X. KING, Of Ala, Pres I ofthe Senate.
The Cabinet.
DANIEL w IsarEs, of Mass. Sec of State.
THOMAS CoRwis, Of Ohio Sec. of the Treas.
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,, 1,on,, n.uv TR1BUNE WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 49, 1851

,,. f,,.,op.sI man ,opsa fsrssai spsns.f ''7 "a,
- ..1 - nisz 1at Ct ne -tsA- -.
- - ~ ur.ft ainit 20 ave hs INST a.. 80.
- -. rr-s t1fct TX ho'- m 80 ssie Ffei ~ ~.
Pr, - "a r@. at-i v--f-r'y gtes 80 sFs i-t-f -, g.,
49,. 90 d rnrsston 81 Data AtHr -,
,i.,,grr COM soas fls scs o. Der t-s 80 -.
Yrft - s0'f r. anrfila On ~ -
n i00 t-rcss of Dlfeh rrt1-f cfa'-l -
-. 80. roFse specs, so bags Ct s-ed aai '
Dlhh herring 49, e.. ~-,.-. f.--- r.,r'ss.ar Haf3cF
= - .r- oa Carer Bay, A-a-1. 90 ~ =.
Irf,- l.-h ~ s-e ws-. h'Fef-f, aF-f ga ~ -
49, 80 q tcclulfs lltsrg repairs a..
M. rom san JaaH se Neafas a. sotai % -
Ca nIars en board. De- reported 90 hale ~. ~
- III sf,. .cst distress te-g .atI aet oat % i
f. lila. - VI. D. tsrs e.
tssr -ca--4-fy 's q1st-ssas t11 -lf-f i.e
1 q reel DE- Flsf;. Sea her t.-1f esi-1i p - r
~ th- s.ss.f- near ths B-f 1 fosf oac~ n ts
ar frstl. H'rf in s'f'rg 'irfr- t-.-'' ' ~
aa,t. -sb u.s. chors &c tscsts I .'a s-,n p.
....-..t rrr Fn be- l fs'-let % ~ ter aI posse
vr.etsa any ahsfs oa h' COST oi DsaNafe'
So y Of ,ai rom Baltimore fr West ladies' r'' INTO
Hsupiea 5.1 49, olrsr fonl ,,. - Pravisscs. 18th
pr -- -. ...-r- K-i Rood, coast o ~. >c-ta
..--4.-. r-nort-I both Why's
s-r..-s Na1-iS H..rsts. cel s..l' ~ ~ II, I,
20 s.x Ycrk. pli nio ehAfs''ol '''-'-l' .'- o. " "
r
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APsrrarbucs date ofDec7 states that tle Nhts lp Ml ~.
Vs. ,ov % % and quantity OF on Tor shpnsnt 20 3
,r,torre suo for charge of per cent ms h.'
t-s, seust tor but ths he hrs instance n Nh " ' wa
granted 81 great rportalcsto ~lelsh ~ ,, , oil A.
.to Wu W.T., Farhlvsu. wacl isaied ~ o's y =
ps, sus Drought 70 brg Neqials' haa 10 DDS
more winch PROBABLY retained ntosfo ~ p.sr.-3
Al homo a No. Jss Many, Nhssen Of az lef
sre dsv fl lsh shp Maeago Defci Nd, HV ~1-' '''
cd It,A Tor homel . ..,-,,., ,, -. -
Auat I.asns Nov 49, shp Facon, Smith, Nbsd Us nos
a. 80 vh I'D so oousi Black Wtrnos ba3Socs Ntssl2
~ 20 VII II 0C0 Hs bone Cd lsh, ships hersa Neseo'
rhons Milton Do l9th Masssehaseiis NA1'-'As ''
home. - ,.., Mol. l10 hi,
on. ,,,..4 q 90, Ragf,rI
A aouoluu nov p, fun, 20 SAL iof Lo5
iaI shrpsa 81 coo los By bark lrlenaa los ne
:, a. Eoluu .aue date Bamn, Butts, Nbedord - 20
an hands sck Bsk Cherokee ee'eaas ~ -
Which sailed roa Honolulu about Nov 10 returned '''
SICK - sp.4,.-4 -.,or,s hsr a,
Pert Frsys Oct -, clean NJ ~ ..,o,,. .b,r
Nanoeou Of that port COO bo sperm-had Soue o-' %
s week cue charge Of the nate aad would return an' NJ
FOR home. Cspt Gibbs wai on shore scf
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Disasters. &c.

R41ts. Of Boston tuns built S--bupport 1875
sGs ~; for So SO sss &a Sasesa.se ~ Boston sosss
san Essrr sysa oeow Boston s- from Calcutta,
heavy weather OF Care OF Good Hope sprung 'ras' az head Of
B4sEJ AspIsvs al Boston from M,sss had seayy gale. Ga
lie passage iost &c sa-s ani 81 ruag mlialatst
las as. Capt Roger rrTe AZ Gsrsstoa "a The i3
as saEsrss ors-rsb 10 sui fsng ost aoas o.
Ter Capt says As Las seldom, ever as Life, had
wisE-Aeeouni, ora Nassau SP represent slip lsAose z
from lie ar iLatte vLos Of he g0as '.av 40
isss !. 10 s.r eng ~ G.. v.... .apDsi ron s 3,
sals iron e satars Of her cargo Wah eoa q eo,:a
sssn claimed BY Asnarslty
fsoug received By Esool Water Eqr sscre
s ~ ' ''a'' ''' ''' '-'' '-'''-'a
"Ss.. up Jsa l5s-vstal as v.- have srrrs VIII
cotton Gotten goods t beef porf ol aad taow from a's-
Afg fro, Alef 80 i-el frti fl, a. aa-hof a. t-s
bl1t sow 20 tis waters see Iasorspa Of Der eek
resriv al esrrs y F = go ~ ~, ~ 4. ~ = a.
tsrsssa state TIE At1fay coaEt sag. and
oe-f saitaov vii f-ssrss fro "a. Tor 1y days rss s
az % = are a.e-sies re = Or a'so iof Asn
Tie ErtsrPss rhcl ashoTs a. Duth Bars
Po6,b5 rom 81 hunsr,s sai the ssEss. 70
"A saa portion Of he Er.s cargo "a. be.a ps.s ~ a..
t'ougt, 70 as Fori D. Ereeisr and expected Tat VI
"FSczPt Ygusss Of the brig Eu. reports IS hs va.
floating past he sbP sPortsa . dsrs - hale.
- A.. o. ~. 81 1900 - -P - 20 !ase
part Of bar burned Up from the rsus apP..lass ship ass
psri sll he aPpeafaaos ser hrs bsss h. - -
5eisvs tat Z vas tie SarssogA"
Probably s1ip Ioru1to-
Tie heg fork psPers have foit reported s Of
the shP kny, Cops % PhEisfha o. Cape a. Lueas VS.
thought bad -, he resi- .oas tn sse
one Of the papes sJs B. referees California es -
nnd that Tie 1J saes on ssE Traro On The s 81 Sspt
for Panama WRh III passengers board II our Nsw Yor
isnc had referred . IL be voud PROBABLY nav. $50 tsst
he En Cope Nth a. % % lie ga sept aad Tat
ia afryc1 a. Paaana on The .jfh Oct Phi E,rI a.
The frpcrt fnoshed brs Uuou fof
Poraud hlhHeon vTket voyage from Ch.rr-s
EewOsans. probably erect Ths Un5r Skieh .-9 f
YerA Cruz 90 ths eh us o Nss OfsEns b.
Radcrchi ste arrived Al New Orleans The loth o..
CAAr lArts ostP hsenE Al PhlispLa from Lvsrpooi
ports hat the let ast mat % TO- 81 hs aDr ctss
resta ofe ans sn ps4h al rsse. iofssa rurk b
~h~S ~teA hrs~ hs Or Der beam srcs away fore
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
PHILADELPHIA.
Gam Uauston-Jobu 1IcCann-Markets, Ne'
Correspondence Of The Tribune.


PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, jan g.
Gen. Sam Houston lectures in this city this
evening, for the purpose Of aiding IN the con.
stuction Of Church In Southwark. His SUBJECT
is Texas" -,os 90
John McCsnn the young man VINO wa aoss
dreadfully injured some days sloce, ~ cO Wc
onence OF Young female, named MafgaiSs -.
covmsck throwine oil of vitrol upon hla' IS nov
living at the Hospital in critical -, -
recovery is doubtful. The woman mas 80 -
arrested on bail piece, ana tD,s .;i.-i
was committed TO prison, Msyol =; -. aoeans55
~ r. She used the liquid only after the
$500, insults had been offered her By McCann,
FL ,ben had no idea Of its destructive nature.
A. an early hour this morning, James Nc
Namara was arrested in this city, as fugitive
from Justice. charged with stealing $40 10 Potts
y;IIe yesterday This is rather quick work, aud
proves the value Of the Telegraph IN brngin7
roeues TO Justice In this instance, the telegraph
wires were a little in advance OF the raliroaa
train which bore James from the scene OF MS ais
honesty. .-.,.-A..h.ss, tendency
"a retsrd generations C0TION Is IN tolerate re- ist
seTera ots Of Upland and New Orleans SOD al lsi~
c,s ~ H. on time Bark more inquired alter ana some
saes Of No have beer made Al 80 = un which an al
vance TIE FLOUR market has undersone no otAg i
Holders demand - 81 Tor common shpPus p1sl. , @ ~
sales for export have come under our nQce Ire 10y
city consumption continue limited ~hlg me rsge o
sst quotations. RYE FLOUR has dec 40 ssso, .Ds
sold az - s7t = br C0RS MEAL is he'd a. = - DEN
VIE n u STEADY sales OF isr and prime rec a y "'
I IS A. hush RYE Is scarce and IN demand al 10 Ct
CosS continues IN fair request and the supplies ar unit
"a SALE OF eco b1-h new YOuthern yellow a. 81 CT
aaosi and Pennsylvania 60dot GU IN store OATs are
scarce small sales Of Pennsylvania Al 441b - 8 Du-
CIovFRsEED Is In good demand and 5O4Vo bushels iar
and prime new sold at - 57ta = 81 los IN fiAoIhf
and FLAxsEED nothing doing WHisKEfls doa ana uecn-
ing Sales of hhds al 23i ard brls al al cts - -,
SALES or sTOcKs-Firsf Bodrd-5toc Goa os, rs
10 Camden and Amboy RR, 1895 ZOO City 6s, a. o 3N9
Camden and AmbOy RR &c, 81, 9ot 100 do 20 90 ovy
Texas Bonds Ice 81 Girard Bank, "a $50 90, 5s 10
Pennsylvania RR 4f4 $50 State Sc 6 5000 SusQuehanna
Canal S. 66; 300 Reading ltB 6s 10 82 100 Wilmington
RR &C. eS4; 1900 Reading RR mort 6s 81 100 N Goa,
I93; 100 do l9t. - 49,, 60.
100 A Coal 2Ot GOO Schuykill Navigation So o3 y
Camden ard Arnboy R, la; 100 Reading kk S4s w
Pennsvyauia r. 443; 3 Gsrd Bank, l3s; 1000 Scnuy l.
Kave S. 80 so; AS Merchants and Mechanics Bans,
Pitts 534 81 Mnehill RR, Co. 1000 Allegheny Clyos 10
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TuEspAY. Jan. 2s-P. NJ.


There was good feeling at the First Board for
all descriptions OF Stocks and prices generally I'm.
proved. The most active and buoyant Stocks
were Edgeworth and Portsmouth, the former Of
which improved l / and the latter y cent. Other
Stocks also were better but after the Board
Stocks were heavy, and at the Second Board q
general decline took place among the tancies, al
though The sales were notvery large. Edgeworth
and Portsmouth went back to where they were
yesterday, and the other fancies fell of | to y
cent. Canton was sacrificed at9Si, decline of2 p
cent but there is nothingin that ltcan be 1854 to-
morrow if the operators in it desire it. Erie fell off
to s7i; Farmers 66l Harlem Oh Reading 673
Morris 22s Incomes to 9sA &c. Long Island
was as firm as any Stock, closing at 253, buyer
sixty. The annexed documents show that the
difficulties with which this Company have been
surrounded have been removed, aud thatthe Road
and all the assets of the Company are again in the
hands OF the Officers and Directors
SUPREME COURT. County of Kings The Bro0s.
Ign aud jamaica Railroad Company against TIE
Long Island Railroad C0mpdaV.-I Noses May
nard, Jr the Receiver of the Long Island abroad
Company, appointed in the above entitled pro-
ceeding, do hereby certify that E. w. Clark has
this day paid to me the SUM Of 100000 in cash,
anu tnIt AafC NCPOSAtSN tAS SAAuo ~ TUG Now
York Life Insurance and Trust Co. TO my credit
a. Receiver, in compliance with the provisions Of
an order duly entered in the above entitled pro-
ceeding, and bearing date the 2sd day Of Jannary
in this year, 1881 .--Dated January IS, A. D. 1851
MOSES MAYNARD. JR
Receiver Long Island Railroad CO.
RECEIVED, Brooklyn, 25tk January 1851, from
Moses Maynard, Jr. Receiver Of the Long Island
Railroad Co all the property, stock, effects and
equitable interests Of the Long Island Railroad
Company IN bis possession as such Receiver, as
per the within inventory, and under and by virtue
OF the order Of the Supreme Contributed ED
January, 1851.
ISAAC 4 HAVILANO.
President Long Island Railroad Co.
ssonington was also firm, and sold at Is, buyer
sixty The belief in the withdrawal Of the boats
10 not very extended. Rochester and Syracuse
and Utica and Schenectady were in fair demand
Mt easier prices. There appears to be some unde-
veloped mystery about the new Road to Utica
Madison was in demand aud improved ! y cent.
Penn. and Ohio Bonds, &c bid % asksd Mad
River. 90 ssked. Southern Michigan. saI bid
The market il heavy for Exchanges with fair
supply Of Bills Sterling goes at 10 q loi and dull
Francs iai85 10. The inquiry ia large for this
ship.
Freiehts are as before and steady Shipmas
tiers ask l0d al2d for Flour; Sd for Grain; ld0
sssd for Cotton; l2s 6delSs for heavy Freight.
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Snolkeu, &c.

t.,s7sEloass W. 5us Romp FROM sae1 'or Coy 2
ID aa ~, ,ssa .ch NAL Cr5Usl, from Pravisncs
~ ea.sa Island, bark Lucy Eass'A from sAaasl" .
DAYS cur trf Hiart --,... - u---,-., n. t-.-3 %
I1,s hpJoseph Tarsr, Pslsia on Prov
dee r, u M S. bg Finaaesr from s;JasotsGus for
$50 Ia. Sc 49, Lon brig Al, from savannah Jays Tor So"
Yrk ~ all. u.r.,- ts-.a l.r Cf,-f.s.
$1,000. , - 81, al, 40. mail al, An AMI, STERN
- -. Nh ~ az NJ t foul an. Dor ID Tie c7ut . a.
bal So lea 81 IS. shp Hsly Nesi- ,' HocA'--J y
5ar. from Liverpool for Bairore - p v.t,.- u,-t-orsrr
ea +, ~ "a - W, was passed saf FArnouht Of aai
from Pa.aseYha for Bsr6adoes. , Bad. .,,-.-.., chi.
l,-f 80 az i.- paced achpNer tlf 'i'- 10 ~
80 a.. .,.t..r4 .bov. NJ ssna WITH waite cross
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New.York CarGIs Market 81.

Reported Tor The Irbune-I
TAT the Washington Drove Yard, Fouy.louln-tI ana
Fourth-avenue and Hudson River Buls Head ioot OF
Robnson-st for Beeves For Cows, Calves, Sheep enc
lambs, at Brewnings SiXth-sL near Third-ayi and al
Chamberlain's foot of ROhinson-st. 49,
Oaered Beevts ESQ Southern, the remainder tls
State 66 Cows and Calves, and ooO Sheep and Lambs
RtNARKs-The market for Beeves during the past week
10 difficult purchase good retailing quantities. neoN oc.
The fir average the market NAV be quoted al rom lha
figure up 10 SC T. 10. About l50 head len unsold
Cows AND CALVES We're In actve request al oi.-flng
isi al prices ranging, as Ia quaIy al from ga 10
s. q $40 .-..--.- N,
sHFFP AND LANBs-Sses at from Sass 75ds5 we
hesr Of a few having brought as nigh as 9SiV
Left over, about 500 head
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Enrelpn Ports.

Arr Al Man1 Jan e. bark saous Sargent Havana brs Car
,a' , e. ro,.toS Portland; SCI vo wssS Dsarsra H.
bark saFss Chase 0sgood Portland sailed ~ efgs sSs, f'
Brown Wilmington &c 18th. bark Canada Dyer Portland 18Th,
A. gorog nov q .sps Eliza W.vct WAITING for Bedford
few days Edward Russell from san Franc SEQ OF ana ~ Nseot
g oil Sc brs NOBLE Robertson Cor DO about ready having been
% % ~ e ,b an . vssse lp Tor f6t 10 the Un,sf stats
Poly o. l ~ 70 alma" Cd az 1,ad prosa5ly ~ SANE sayj shp
GeoHet Howe Manila has eesn -Pefs - pots 20
JspoaIa Gallagher, for Philadelphia do w Bnds. Nero man
sr,sT, SsSts. BaIs fork and Perey, stsawooi d,ebg
brgs Ysnkse Small m Msehas, arr ith sos dsg sophia Wy
Au' hsss ION Cs.,s'3 P go cbsys rom Mq. arr ah
deg Dets do, loih do Cacnsis Clark fon
Csmto just Edgar instead for Nfors soon Robert Law
y ST iS Psi Isa Saith Martha
Afs Maddect rslos Laa her and Robert ra,oa,
pof at sac; Kng tom BATH, arr th chm)nd,
As s i 40 Is, . wo5GSar Port.a5 Elizabeth
Remington DO, schs ses Gun, Bullock, MON f1Ar
EonbsIa por taken up $40 bhd 18Th osrs John winthrop
Baachs Mas osd FOR Bosooi sea Mar EHen "ooAngnAm'
9Th INST brig, Thomas T,o-ordss csrrsr from
usr from Nss York, J 'chr Mary Enslns, Rec from Asan
Ar a, 20 Dec 49, brrs csop,a Kent oH Ne" Ha en- '''h
Ar, Co., :, n., brig Ianar;ia. ssusr Phaa.Fha
al C'rs3. Pss 20 zi-S IL Fof.stL 10; Gead Tl
%, Fi'os' rs ~, a., Tsoni,s Eew Yolk S.,
:h ers, Mara Il- stam Providence; oih' MARVEL Earn
AFs,s Nc, g. bark Edp Fletcher HobfoOs' I'm T'caha'no
a. ohhcls I.iad Noy g. ,a EuphAsi, Baata' f'r cAAo
and Liverpool Dec 10, with gutn'
Caso Dee o. ship Probus Lvngstfn. Cinha I5ani'
Jas farkia', William. from Phai-phm s'n
Francisco Eliza Adams, Dsauo Cnnca Islands bars VA
poeon Gibbs, 90; 40, Mersey MOD mall, 30.
Grsrds. Dec D. bas Wyman. suru-t for salem, ait
10 daysi Mary Eru ssruau IN New trfs s-rt. nov 30
brig Asf Hannod Green o do ~ d. soa ohsfs a. before
RIO 10 JaGsru, Dec q, Nrs York AvsrJ
Co orlai Comutdors stocktol Bs.sr from PA IA
dpha r 10 .ls Cooper Filter II. 60 20 Co. Thomas
Mstsn. sic from California; SUPERB, pelr from Lverpooi
bs- hem BaSsr hsnts iof Panama - sail jh Good
OIL Ghe o D4 sose Bra LsS, Istarasi from Cape Horn
D
from Boston, Mara Hamburg from Richmond asd ION Pay
Jay Brunette from CadG, arrived tn
Dauess from Bamors DO Seneca from do arrived lhi Bal
d. arrived lol shouCd from Boson. do doi A
cola stckney from Boston r Caloua; Caoua, Htch1orn
from Boston, stephen fcusg Cray from Bahia Gsasa Mlha
Holmes from belfast Bn1benhos Cr0cker from Cape &c Verbs
Abo Jones from Baltimore for schrs Triton Graham from Bal
tuore. Tor sale Susan surss Msrsaa, from Boson for Cali
orLa.
Cleared a. 5; Johns NJ ns, brig Eleanor Philips, for Per
Tambuco.
HalsI "a ns brig Undos Garrett New York. schr
Aj0ua Dunbar hence Liverpool rs where she 1Jh.
Cleared 18th schs Hu nrng i McDOda New York sst tx
rert. Day. 90.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-29
Supreme Court of the United states.

Present the whole Court.
Reuben A. Chapman, Esq. Of Massachusetts,
wa admitted an Attorney aud Counsellor OF this
Court.
No. Al. z. Blanc as. G. w. Lafayette ct al-In
error to the Supreme Court of Louisiana
MIR Justice Wayne delivered the opinion OF this
Court, affirming the judgment OF the said Supreme
Court in this cause with costs.
Nos CAS-. j. w. Paup ct al plaintiffs in error,
rs Thomas S. Drew. The argument OF these
causes was concluded by Mr.. Reyerdy johnson
for the plaintiffs in error.
N. CO Isaac Newton ct al. appellants rs. ]. II.
Stebbins The argument Of this cause was com
menced by Mr.. Van Santwood for the appel
liant, and continued by Mr.. Benedict Tor the aP'
pellee. -,