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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-07-09
The Anniversary of American indie
pendencc.

Pendencc.
The 18th of July has hitherto been day
| upon which We have been accustomed To
cxult over the Present while we brough,
before us the Past. Each year as i, rolled
back the same glorious day we saw the
strength, the prosperity, the intelligence
ana happiness of our country increased
Whatever dissatisfaction may have been
indulgcd in, with respect to the movements
Of parties or tho operations OF government,
-was thrown aside Oh that day, that nothing
should mar the exquisite sense Of ,hn
great, the intelligent freedom wc enjoyed
and [orebod!ngs of III gave way to brgll,
an,icipa,ions OF n still more glorious future
Bat now, when our country has reached n
greatness which would have seemed Chin
crica fifty years since, when her flag floats
from the Atlantic ln tho Vac .iic,. when sic
! has .rrosncri!v-.a' fomo aud peace abroad,
that greatness, that prosperity, brings no
crcwn OF rejoicing 10 us; il is rather rs
ashes upon our heads. We Of the South
have no portion in it, Southern energies
have won US territory, but it has swciicl
the possess ions oi the North; we are Ero-
scribad and cXclulcd; Soulhcrncrs were
conpatriots in the Revolution; they are
held unworthy now to people Il W ldci ness.
We have lost ouc property abroad and We
sec in the near future ininncn, dangers 10
our property at home, TO our dearest rights
followed in rapid succession, during the
last few Years, tending 10 destroy the SOW
crcignty oI the States, to consolidate the
government and give to majority in Con.
grcss, majority composed OF foes to
Southern institutions, absolute power over
all ,ha; We have ana arc. What could be
our feelings on Friday las, but that. to be
irccnCn, wc had soon to net as our fathers
did acvcntv-tivc wears bcIurc' Like them
we will have 10 struggle for sci. govern
mcnt; we are now uMdcr a foreign yoke,
as wholly as f We had 40 representation
IN our National legislatures, Tor wc haze
''I.. '''' 80 '"t"' ''""'' ~ p''eS 0"'
u''''"' '''c'''' ''"''''! Is mere "ei"c'e" "P'"
'"o '"'''''f! '''''' '"'""'' 'o'e'''e anu VIC,
''''"''''' o''' ''''''c' ~ =" ''''' o''' aye anu
''''''''"o' ''"' o'''"'' ''''''TS Gu III
the same terrible destruction, our fair land
'''' "'S'c "''u 'ta'''''' a. II "IaS'c" og
Il Il =,
"''''o'' VI 80 '''' ''''! wa" '''c'c'"rc '''
s0'''o" " ''J''''T "'' '''c F'''E'''' ""'
was d '''hc 'oF '''s'' ana S'Hrh rcao''e' IL
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Iai. Calhoun.

The following 6xtrnct, which we clip from
the wzai,ing ns nj Nav
York paper, is full Of mean ng. We pub!ishi.
without comment:
Major Patrick Calhoun of the army. has been
here lately. having been called mp from South
Carolina, by the Secretary OF War, Ia nc
sounded OH hc secession question, Us is suppos.
ed. The administration. III The event of a split ,
desire TO b. snfc against any sccrssions from the
nrinN niNN.
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Notice

Is hereby given 10 the Lcga,ses in and under
tho last VIII and Testament of Sam,el S,s>
plenson deceased, iaie Of Sumtsr District South
Carolina. That they are hereby required To-
come forward and receive their several legaciea
from tb., Subscribers, without further. delay.
f.. pRlSGLE, J
J. ID. McF4ipDES ~ rs &,
Jan, sash, 1851 IL sm
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-07-09

WuIG CoNvENTIoN IN NERMoNr.--Thc
recent Whg Convention IN Vermont has
nominated for Governor, Charles X. vii.
lams, who signed the nulilication act OF
the last session, thus sanctioning that disor-
gnnizing mcasure.--News
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-07-09

The Charleston mail did not arrive al
this place on Monday evening, from what
cause we arc not informed.
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FclcgrlpiIic Intelligence.

NLw loEK, July 3.
The I'romciheus has arrived from NIca-
ragua, with $50 passengers. She brings
dates from California to the 3lst May.
The Tennessee has arrived from Panama,
with two and hall millions of epId.
The steamer Nor'hcrncr and New Or
leans arrived II Panama on The 81 june
the former wit, $500. 900 in gold. the latter
Sim,OO0
The burn, districts ut San Francisco and
Stockton were nearly built up The pco-
pie were by no means d!shcarlcncd. The
business was lively, and mining operations
successful.
The agricultural prospects were very en-
conragne. The rurnors OF difficulties
wh the Indians, in The Northern par, Of
the State continued, but the Conm,ssin
II is reported, have been very successful IN
pnGltying them. The great fires had lil,lc
cllrc, Oh the markets. The auction houses
were doing the best business. Boots.
Shoes, and Clothing have declined 10 per
cent.
New York, July 3.
Cotton had advanced an eighth 1900
bales were soil to-day. Rice is quoted
at S3 Ii la $3 -. Flour had advanced an
eighth
Other articles unchanged.
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The Market.

The sales Of Cotton in Charleston, on
Saturday last, amounted to one hundred
and ten bales, at IL a 8 cents,
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THh SUMTER BANNER.
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Sumterville, So. Ca.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 1851.

c3D" Mcssrs. a. WHrE u Co., arc
Agents for tho Banner in Sumcrvillc.
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,r,vvopK nA11y TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 49, 1851
spoken, 6cs
Il e z, kark Hon. hsnce bound last, lf Jays

p.l7h, - loo IS Br bark Hope h'ncs bound East "a'
r. Fcr . 10 - -. f.-.~,ooi a Ont
~ =. t6 q. 'or passed stssing oy T. 'ooA ny
10 4. NYofl pacs snip bound 70 haiar -,,..,, III,
Jan T,bss GIT % niles orS sousrs from ShArssn '
HavIFA - g.. r. xo.,..,s IA -.
porecl fr Liverpool -. p.,o, Tor
s,a Grsnss tine, 1aset scs N1h i0ss o''
Boz nj. steering .-. 10, ~.
York g. Havsua and thsgres ,,..,.-....
oH ntst Island. sen brg Parhenon Of Naaoooio
I'm p. u for Bos-on t;oeraE for Ylnsy ard Sound 49,
- +sf- Of SHOT Keys, brig Emsare Let Tn sfsto NJ
Csrdera 49,. NJ, 49, p, ,s.....
De - - lon 81 passed aafk "tf~ck, Taylor I'm OnA
f.suts va CaI4o, lor N1ofk 49,
Dec b. al 10 So Hornet lai Murray Who 1-' q
eho-r,. 9 81 rr NOrieans Tor Maiagorca
Jan I'D - IS l5 shq GARLAND, smh % 10 m SaAoilA
70 New ejirrd -.
J'r h.. la 81 ia - 90 sch sarah Nash, OF wadooofo standing
L. ~ L. ...-....
I B,os IL ID co a gged brs, oos Of the Baltimore and Bos
no lat g. vas pas.sd RAINBOW m wIats' tor New
Tork ~ NsE Haven. -. ~. ,.r-,.
II swansea, leaky. --,..4 E. .. r-..... -. ~
De- " n Ksy Wet brig Sampson, I'm NYos for Noodle
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DIED.


n The f0th Of hs acc.
80 Schenectady papers please copy
At Sen Francisco. California n
HALLENBAkE "A the 37th year Of his age
thou an gof e. Ind tread, from LIE 50 dear
Fron tnenes that both q and .sar
10 lsn With angels ia songs Of ors,
To Cd our Heavenly Father shove
Tsoa gone o or Father IN realms allow,
Oar C~n dear SaEOf-our God he : love
With rgels 70 sing and loudly appiaud
Our SAVIOR a5ove-hs q cur Lore.
o. Monday Jan. 49, ssr shor; nnsss ROBERT AIysTIF
iosI PTsseslt q Tie North AsrcAa FRs IDuraacs on,nv
IN the $50 year Of his ''V'
he suds Of ihe family respectfully requested % asBs L.
igaesa q hursaHy aersoou At Oek from rs,dsscs
Ne ia HGdson -
os The morning Of the isk AMELIA aged II -osb. "a
dsoEhtsrso Of John ". and Mary Ranssy -
ne i.4;sss asa ends Of the fuy sspschsy nvsd "a
attend be ieDefal ifcm hs Of fy shth sad Geo,
At les eeoek, A n Ths VII be 70 6rssauood n,
iatsrment W
o. naEsdAy Jan 1851 Baskks Bri5s. Ws.hias.p cov
hr, sgsdi year Tnoaihs and 10 dsya
On srresy eseainE lS;h 1st q consunyton NICHOLAS
scLAU6HLr, son Of tie ate wn hcLalghn esosssa IA ~
sab year q hs
rs relatives and tsrd., an Of n. brobsr. wF.p
hcssEhhn, sho he nsnbsrsot Island CITY Loss No al az
Strangers Refuge Locks No 4 o. o. ara rs.o.ctfag v.S
70 sisnd hs fuBers ths lwsaB-s5sy) sfefnocn - ~.
cssly, fcm d . sis rsscencs No us Elzasshst -
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Nv TeleQraph.

BOSTON l4-An ship Kossutb Neworssns Dec 30 barb
star Mobile Dec - bg RouHd Pond Belize Honduras Dec ~
Richard ngeon Trinidad, Dec II schs N Ko Phadelpha
Mary Longton, New York. ,,r
hP Rubcon Calcutta Aug % Jan 10 George sho ~
fell with the OF brig both mss gone small house pand
se bad Agcnos PseiSa The middle Of The stern had
about $50 tuns painted black could not have
been long that condition.
Bari Florence, NOrleans, Dec 20.
CD bls Roman Trieste Tyrngham, charsston brgs Clement
do; Paulsra, Philadelphia
CALAIS Jan = Arr sch Red Beach New York
SALEM, Jan l3-Sd bark Lucia hars Zanzibar.
NEW BEDFORD, Jan l3slo brig Florence Norfolk sooF he
public, New York.
PORTLAND Jan BAR brgs Lydia, HayaEgi Emily Cardena
Belmont Locte Ge0rgeswn Sc Hawaseks Noro schs Lynch
burg ard Csy Ion, DO; Pilot kfOTk
CD ships Horzou EOreans Chms NYorki bgs Harrsi and
Lsbsgo Cardenas
HEwBURYPORT, Jan BAR sch LOUISA Baltmore
PROVIDENCE, Jan BAR COP Housaonc, BROOK, Haven
Brig Abbot spole Let nst lat 20 g. lon So bark STAR oil mo
maston from Mobile Tor Boston.
BRISTOL. Jan I4-Arr soop GaIsTe Ysroson, NYork.
PAIL RIVER Jan l2Si schs John White, Balmorei Nan
cy Bishop, Norfolk.
SD l4th sch Martha Duriee, DAVIS, tor Baltimore
WARREN Jan BAR brig Smithhed, Matan1as.
FALL RIVER l2-Sd schs John White, Baunos Nancy
Bishop. Norfolk.
SEW ORLEANS, Jan Arr ships St Charles and Gaena, New
Yor Go ships Ycksburg aId Westminster, Nfon
SAVANNAH Jan ll-Au sch G Jones, Nfork
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4,744.957-l73,726

Total. $50 148
TO 1917 bbls. Tie relative movements or the trade for
the past four months show an expert Of only 1857 bbs
since Sept against 1854 bbls for the same period in
In view Of all these circumstances then 1t probable
that the quantity Of Pork packed this will exceed
that OF any former year relatively iM the demand and thar
present prices can only be sustained by combined and
tiuued speculative action Though the accounts from the
West represent that the pacing up 10 this time falls
sideraby short Of last year al most Of the principal points
yet must be borne In mind that these from
parties who are directly or indirectly interested in gaining
cedence for such reports and that has always besn found
impossible in Of high prices and assumed short
crops get al accurate statistics of the trade until ser the
season has closed Keeping in view too that the season
much later than usual in commencing consequence
OF Hogs being held above The views Of buyers aud that the
trade has continued to be inereTed with by the
ii certain that much larger proportion Of the seasons
packing viii be done amer the ls January than has usually
been the case No proper estimate consequently yet
A LOCKER ON
WHIsKY-A steady market with firm demand. sales
Of 200 bbls Prison al l6c and A. hhds Drudge ut Csc.
NAVAL STORES-Are active for Tar and SDii's OF
Turentine LOCO bhls selected Tar sold al 5s and 40 bbs
Spirits of Turpentne at sec less fractional allowance
Rough TurPenuDe1s Inactive owing to the delay in the ar
OILS-Lirseed is not quite active and prices are
about c OweT from store II sells SOC for casks and 90c
for barrels Red Oh is lower sales 5000 gallons l3c,
cash.
RAGs-we note sale OF 100 bales Sicily al DC, usual
time.
HOPs-A steady demand for prime Eastern and West
ern, in part for the East sales OF 80 al 3O15jc cash
TALLOW-A better demand fer export sales Of 1000
n City ATTIC, cash
STEARlNE-The demand and supply are alike moder-
ale; sales Of 10000 10 prime White al sc, cash.
HlDES-Are rather lower but holders are mostly firm
cargo of 5000 Rio Grsnde has just arrived, which go
ing into store being held lac aud above market
100 Buenos AyTes az ~ sold previous last arr
val noticed above al l44c months $500 Ornocos bal
ance Of all those sdOai st3c and 800 Vera Cruz al lac
they run. The stock Of all kinds s $4,000 including
l60o0 Buenos Ayres and Rio Grsnde
LEATHER-The market is very quiet but prices are
buoyant The itock is reduced to 90 600 sides and there
some prospect OF s being exhausted by the middle Of
Tuary. The MARKETS tending upward
WOOD-There have been sales OF 200 tuns ST Domingo
Logwood al $lf, and 40 do fusic al Sl6-shOrt price.
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WhalAra.

AtFa Nov g. ship Sys, Francis New Bedford VIII 80 Sos
OH ...-- - r...,.-. -. -. "a
GsIrsgo. Islands Adg 30 With 60 b0s sperm
Dec lat long ship Frances heafstta Coug s' '@
oahu Of ard for NBedord, with OIL sHd goo dust ,., -
letter rem ship Gideon How and yefsss.9 OF Ns~ osaosu
ports Der Caps De Fer1s Oot 80 WIN 80 ''' 'r''"
Landed 90 sperm al Fsyal - . -, D. -. 49,. s...,, IL, Al,
EDec 10 lon "a 10 w, barn ffa's1' m soans0a '0 A.
AZ csao Nc, % ship N.ucon yssdsr Nantucket with 100 0O'
spelsn il Atc AaL ship M'nlaf N0Hon SsNBsdio'd
1900 bis tbs sessCr-al we'll . MI n 49,. . An
Az Honolulu 20 barb Covihson; Da'ou o. MMteu, 80
bb. Whale OIL and $1,000 he bone HAD nppsd ne oons i9
home by Martha OF Newport SPOKE "a ne mas sn,
Wiz 400 IBIS vhas oil all WE'LL were days IN sht oil each
Ill, xsy.t..., yy.,r.,
eOO0 bb whale lOO 90 sperm oil, AID s5eO os bone sA
% avs on cruise o3 or months, sperm OIL aad then 70 hons
Korg % recruit - r. 81. "a -. or .b,, Ahnir,
Of to,t r.res oss Ing IN Arctc Sea Aug, ship Menka
Norton NB sCOb5s thu season. al well
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To Mariners.

sEAtf tssHl Acs0usn As the Of sharp
lcf-ssns fspn5s tLer
agfound tles there f. Of gaie useful D. Tie
unlaci Wien The vessel tales the gf0uld there 10 oro
p-ct gsung Der % mat tide shou adopted a oucs
10 have her shoed uP thai s5bs may act IN
1eE big. Even shsfe The
shofe ns eve IN be- al the gess dOsB and may pre-
Velt Der Aosng Or bn ieE sesks tie suna Of
sharp ta a nhss depth q kssl clear Of the gr5ards ad y
inches dead hall door, shen over "a
her bike sprung sst daaE her cargo. b1on 80
hard sbs has not been remarkably strong vessel ss cor
scefnE - ceptn ard beng two parts as esp.d
snd ne nfoo-rs' ssg-e % repair -hh would havs
Of al had
boaId
her iou1se hat shs escaped hozre4 Whsu az
sruu cec ne toe Ea farg ought % ost n
EetsE oet spare iopna Esd Pss oppos- the fore
ard ne ot1e 0pposs the channes a1d shg her
shores fshs had board the s4nsing u a. -.
ksr b or ether sp4rs hat Nog md shs
remained susnty UPRIGHT considering bottom vas ha5 10
have escaped without the 81 tes dasgs Tn- Baltimore epo.r
captains unes SIN s always have recourse 10 %
o. "afP 'esseisN Boston Atias
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Br.bp ssraa Tins sligo Nov T. oz aud rs pass 70 Woo
bov. during paies % hours each ue SON
sails, stove busas.s, sPTang ths 400 "a t -
Dec 90 lat a 10 Loo So sSPereaes9 slS -sS s 90
spt msnt6p gallant mast has stpsrsnced heavy
gales om " at Al 80 on IS a. twisted on ne fusoe'
shp sullivan LiTads, Charleston, de, ooi'oa &C. % a''
b Camden Sherwood Charleston d. and to Daa,
han Dmon The ashore last nght on hesN sp aau
Wi probably gst of on the rise 81 the tide .c
M Rspt Wrrd Havana 5ih INST sugar. g. 70 Taylor Co
Brig Mara Wider Of wsctsset Gotta savannah g. eo'oa
Ambassador Doass Malaga Gibraltar, % Dec, f'at'
&C to Frsnca Sailed company with sbP Chs'sPsAA' ID"
BIZ Denmark of Thornaoa Ronsy Moss ds Cotton, &c 20
Esg& Hazard Sailed company With brig George A0o0' 0f
sv b Ana Johnston Jansro 50 d' coffee to Funehs
BrsTg Arthur Lesry Gre. Arcd d. macser'l to sachs
Bls Ko..uth Of sullivan Aleu- J.m Hat soth Dec, coffee
Br5T Pomona Parser Laguay Dec g. coffee, &C. 70 masr
The br F.,.tsvls Reid r Porto CabeIo ana Baltimore swan
OF Boston az Cabelo and PhadsPhs sailed is" days
wR Henry MAY Phlaaspha, d. and b'r'ors to A
ses ssS Watson csmsb.B Dover Del to BMFoI
seb Rhode Island setson Richmond, ndss to massr
sb a. PsTs' Bssy I'm Bsssa Iron Works ooiou
81 gsrrco Tu,,e Richmond d. udss to H w Person.
Sch Cha. Carol, Saunders, Phis, 3 d ron
Sci Caiharss Maith. --, Va, oy,srs.
Sci Adrsan Osborn Noroi d. dss to siurgsss' csAfnAo
scr samuel DAVIS. smhsr, Pha Dec - coal When Of
Cspe MAY nd With heavy running sa
t -ss brought by The lea carrying away masthead and
5 .o. c cfa.sl nh u Mo1d Del BwF
nsJ DAVIS, HendreGson Milford Del corn 70 w Fot
Sch Stephen Caldwell Watson, Milford Del 10 w FOX
Sch d Cooper, Cooper Va, ds, oysters.
Sch Belle Post, Va ds, oystsrs
Sch DAVID Van Wame, Johnson Va. De, oysters -
Connecticut Farchd, Ne"bern NC, naval stores 10
Backwsl& Co
soop Thos HAWKINS Jones' Prov.
soop Blackstone, Appleby, Prov.
soop Sea Witch, Wells Prov.
BELOW-The ghands, reports at sunset
the ons the packet ship Andrew Foster Howes I'M LIVER
pool Scv and Ogden B bark Edmosnd from
Bremen with passengers. Also bark.
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New-York Cattle Market .
LRepOrled for The TrIbune |

Al the Washington Drove Yard. Forty.fo and
Fouthsvenue, and at Hudson River Bulls Head OF
Robinson-st. for Beeves For Cows Calves Sheep and
Lambs al Brownings, SiXth-sL near Thirdav; and al
Characteristic foot Of RobinsOn-st
offered 300 Beeves (5eO Southern the remainder this
Ssiel 30 Cows and Calves and SEQ Sheep and Lambs
BEEVEs-Busness has been rather dun the week asst
the market supplied with more than purchasers ready
10 tshe a. the current prices which, for good retailing
qualities this week may be quoted al ON 50 5O9S8
the latter price rather hard 10 GET.
AT the up market 40 head taken for thu SUD
ply of the Bermuda naval contract About $50 unsold
Cows AND CAVES are rather slow OF sale Prices range
al from $2vdS28d47. % left over.
SHEEp AND LAMBS are from 2 to a. per head oyer
The market il plenrfuy supplied, bat the demand slack
Sales al from Is seas, as iz quality About 500
unsOlG.
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PHILADELPHIA Jan l4frived- Brig Swan, Bray, Porto Ca
b, chs EdWArd Adams Steel York. Geo Harms Jsrman DO
Amra Ann Wal Salem Mass; John Harris Jarman
New York Howard Wood Mobej Stewart, Lozier, New
YOrk.
NEWPORT Jan l2A schs Harp, Der I'm New Bedford Tor
Baltimore Joshua DAVIS, Holbsr im Boston for hooh Cor
doi Lumberd Roach, I'm boston iof
do sarah Springer Bedford for f0rk MargHet JACK
burn Kevb1fypor Baltimore Express stodead In Boston
for Norok soop James Burden, I'm Bristol Tor New York
Melville CozEens I'm Warrington Tor Boston, 81
Ison Babson New Haven for Baltimore Flores, Dodge from
Dane ior lew Bedford
Jsna-Ar .cbs Juno swstt I'm ROcknd for NeWYofk Coral
s,Ap n 90 Tor sd John Bach Melville for West LADIES'
John Nicholson Baltimore schs Alexander for Baltimore ST.
Leon fer Baltimore.
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EoreiQn PORTS,

AGu.v,os 18th M barks Nehemiah Roh Carlton, from saa
Soon sen Helen NJ Downs, san Francisco for P'ya do do see
AtTsbsnuana No, o. bark P,gnm Swift m New Bedford July 81
for sanFrancsco, all well, ready 70 sal Az, -, ~.
sasd I'm fnya Noy 70 org sssussr s G d, s YORK
swan Bray Porto CAbeo next day sell eao"a, NhA'e o' 10
Ss,h ia ilet ,ch Jenny Lind, Hall NYork
st from Bemata Jan brig Swan Peres New YORK o....
Pa sd POINT Iuao Of Plate Nov g. bark Ocearrs Green
from Bueno Boston 7h Panchs Peterson TN 90 Tor
Psla III, ut brgs Panama. Eldrdse Salem Nov 81
ayr IS Garland Ford from do, NOV arr 3D. Tor
ss i'm Marscaioo 10th ut brig Mara Pierce, New Yort
Belize Hohdus aOoutslst ut brig Aen Aag bates from
AZ SAVANNA 18th un snEs tof Yarmouth. Me- for New
York loading; Vim Young, Mayo from Navy BAY arr tth sen
James Ews New Yo) from do With al hands ashore 'es OF
Al St Thomas. yves, ladies', s2d u brig Radius, McCrtA for
E Br,.st Tor DO ready sailed s3d Ima, Warner for
Nscabo org shsvmut NsvYork for Kingston (Jamaea to
Caves ia u sch Bradors Emery anl FOR Boston 25h
ST sTpeneuced weather on the passage , .
Jscme S4th u Hanover Brown TIN Boston, JUS. arrived
M.,,usS PR about S0th u sch Island of Newbuy
GcHs io naialra, sth u, brig belonging to Camden with
A, Bue.o about ship MsnOn Ls~, from Busno' Ayre'
Arr at Havana Gusas Elsm cA.El's,o1 T.o;
Ianber searsport Perkins Ghey DO Sid 7th, bark hapd
Ward New YorI brig souls Smith, New oesns sh brig Iovsn
Arr at HaaI sehr Jane sgrot BoIong from Boston for
sydnsycp oa 81 ss Dolphin MeIAoH' Nov YORK; f'h' 'ch
Busnos Ayes Nov a. ships sacsua Grses for Boston, ds
Arvun do Aymar Carver ds Be- ship SIR Reh
stt for Yors day Uudne LEVIN for Boston, go Ed~ld
Koppi,rh Town. from Tor Saem 0 Br bark Dave, tr
New YORK 18th of May, Ham tor do uoc brgs Paos Hatch
from and Boston, Fsk Brl Whts~y for do ~ d. Pc
no sard Capoara from Boston Wilmington, c. arr llth
steamer Peass Jessup from Montsviso arr gd er ChAa
saw Bahia ~ 23d barks Orient Naona) Deseeksen
for New York. brgs Lavano Sard Qaests for do Ar minus
lBr.m Norenh1z dol Dorothsa ,Hestsn Ds"tz tor do
Tborwaden lessen for dol Febo, SAID Cahassa m ""
mpston c. arr th; DIDO, Prus mlcom, hon New YORK, do
Arr al Jan brgs Forester Carney Bnson eghorn
Penoeon Frankfort; Paodge French Ellsworth; sch Farms
Farms Norfolk 6h brig Buy sargsant Warren SD oss hsos
Carnsr Boston, pOtos, Belts, Portland -
Arr A. Cadnts Dec Il bark Sarah Haze Bllnchart Portland
brig Nsgars Harding Frankfort s7th, brig Montrose, Poland VII
mreon sid b Annawsn Amy do; Jan 9TH orgs sarah, toss
Bosio Cash Ncho do Nator FanAioft Denan forts for
land sch Eiila. Norfoh.
Arr Al Cuba Dec 80, brig Emporium, Wilmington
Al Penan buco nit Br bark Eora for NEWTON, loading
sugar at per bsg Os Freghts 10 Brush Chanel "s
as lhs. ..-,,,,
10 leland Passage 2ath u seed bark painted black
supposed the MARY Of Baltimore, going very fast
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TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL
Cleared.

Aud. ChaCfes. r- WI
yrsntr Ffra Merrill Cuba Nssth Sonsi Lacy OF ts LAKE
Hi Bermud. Neeeton CO, Cushnocr Lowry APaAeaeoaA
IAsd l.Abela fBrl Kruey Csnfaegos IN
sts srse Pr Molsau Nantes, Boyi Hlckeu Wn sss
Gossv FsH RIVER Washington, kendrck AeKaniua' h-lrs
.usest Fderion Michigan W att batorei lhons "copper"
Ccr.cn Wash .rston; DaLiel Foster, Cannec, rnus
soop Rhode Island, surses Proftenee Moses Eliy DsA
New Haven.
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BY TELEGRAPH

Markets. NEw- ORLEANS. Jan 49,
CoTTON is dull, and we are anxiOusy awaiting
the Ausutc's news Not much doing IN Ohio Flour pr.
ces are 2004 80. Mess PoRK IL s7Qs2 LAID has ad-
vsnced with sales of5f0 kegs ask for prime BACON
Sides have declined to u Rio COFFEE selling AZ iOl q
loi WHISKY 10 dull &c OATS are al 62d6S
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Receipts Of Produce

BIZ Railroads during the last "a hOHrs-JaR.
az. Eyia-96 Calves IS head Cattle Az pkgs Butter
10 Sheep $50 sides Leather 6 bbls Flour Is bales Wool
~ dressed HOgs, los page Cheese 275 bushels oais,
bales Bacon is casks Ashes bush Barley and S. Hogs
BY Nee lork and Neno Hlrsn-l4S bbls WHISKY. % do
y our sides Leather o bags Flour, 47S hOgs n pkgs
Butter II 90 Cheeee 80 bags Malt 81 Sheep and p oaWs
Hops.
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Markets. .NEw-OsLr.rs. jar. Q

The sales OF CoTToN yesterday and to-day have
been fully 1900 bales At l advance since the arrv oSbs
NisgaTas news We quote mddlng al 1871 Mss PoRK
is Sl2 SUGAR has declined C.
Friday, Jan. 10.
CUTToS s quiet to-day with sales Of 2OOo bales waiting
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arkets....CmcIsNArI.Jsn.l IS.

Hoes are firm, with demand fully equal 10 the
supply Geo sold al 0d4SS 10000 lbs dry sailed sdes
and Shoulders sold ~ st d4c 200 b5s PoKE Al Sl2 fr
Clear and 10 IS for Mess 100 rs Gut LARD Al 797!c.