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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-10-02

The AUSTRALIAN GOLD STORIES, The
Liverpool Times, speaking of the Aus.
tralian gold discoveries, says:
"A person writing from the spot states,
as a positive fact. that where one person
is lucky aud finds 20 or so lbs. in one
lump. fifty persons are only earning los
per day, and forty-nine scercely earning
their raiions. AS yet it appears that
gold has only been found in the bed of
creek, twelve miles from Orange. the
creek being 10 yards wide and 40 yards
long. Below this spot and above it the
precious metal has only been discovered
in small particles, insufficient to pay for
-miners' provisions; and as 1000 persons
were already congregated aIthis spot,be.
sides daily arrivals, expectations were
entertained that this locality would be
speedily exhausted. On the other hand,
parties entertain beliefthat gold will be
found in most Of the country, and that
new diggings will be daily discovered"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-19
Accident OH the Erie Railroad.

NEw-YoRK THURSDAY Dec IS, is5l.
10 NE Editors Of The N. Y. Tribune:
You of course are already informed OF the
accident of last evening on the New-York ani Ene
Railroad
Some here between = and 2 O'Clock last night,
when about l. miles west OF NarrOwsbnsh, TIE
hlndmOst passenger car there were only twO pas
senger cars) of the Eastern express tram ran oil the
track taking about one quarter Of the car FORWARD
with 1t, down a steep embanSment OF some 0O or 10
feet. The car was literally smashed Fat, anu most
of also The passengers, brought up on the ce OF
the Delaware River
There were between twenty and twenty-five per
SONS IN the car at the time, !ga, or ten OF wl)m
were more or less severely cut aAd bruised, olt oas
only, apparently, was dangerously ~ounded-a IA ",
who received two CT three seYe!e WOUNDS IN ils
head b 1 Is thought she VIII reSoVer
Some OF the passengers on the O.hei car t'u .i0s
did not expect when they saw the accident NAV 10 IL
persons would come up alive AM IL Is SlhSulu1y
uDate under the circumstance, tha' the injuries
were so small The car Its tes 'cat probably turned
over though the speed force and whirlQs OF every
thing were quick and great that none had an idea
OF what die occur before they arose from the ruins
All were got on board again IN a few minutes on q
baggage ear tthe only available At handy AMI me
tram pIoct coed, while the wounds were dressed
and The wounded administered to, IS we'll as clren n
stances would permit, by physician, DR.. Wilcox OF
Farport, \. " who happened TO be on board
Tie accident was caused by . eak IN the rsli,
which was promoted prOba) ly by the intense colo.
The Conductor, Engineer and others attached 70
the tram prompt and efficient IN every respe I,
and no blame for the accident Is attached 10 them.
One OF THE PASSENGERS WHO WENT down TIE BANA'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-19
AmnsfMenIs.

GRAND DRAMATIC FEE III ali or
~ the HUNGARIAN FUND a. NiBLOS GAR.
DEN, on sATJ HDAY EVENING, Dec -, is5l
Gov. LOUIS KOSSU FL has accepted ths invitation u
TIE COMMITTEE, AID MI efigey 1tteadthe "a, J5JJr
tBnty hat or cfl1sBs Al "a JfnestlnK h!n m On bic
a. be leaves th- cllg On NOntsy aext " + BURfDs
With much sasuTs Presents IA 1an0urcenent VIA
he az 81 he ptLar any BE tevJtes ta- t01se even
mg 70 eteii.oas IN ne holy cagse u Flssiyn. WI
NlbLO, ESQ. has mun5cen'ly presented the srl.l4tas
use OIL ne sttensve sblshmeRt. The entire re- pts
he evening, Vncg, any deduction fyr COmmttcs msn Or
befylces rendered N 10 pad over wthozt itgs ia a.
70 IoferEof kossr Til. - all the Of Hnay lrian
Liberty
Reserved seals the Parquet Ter Ladies 50 each Dress
Cucle, - Second and Tiurd Cncies, 81 A VEN few
uckeis vii be issued for The stage, At $40 each.
IS hoped that every the lower part Of tue
lssUed
The piincl9ai amusement VIII be sheriAans Comedy Of
The RIVALS
sc that nOibibz may lnfe fere With the ulne aud per
lection ofe cAst the CkAmberss Tkeatsr will be closed
for that evening
COMMITTEE.
WILLIAM KIBLO, We BURTON
W. X BLAKE J WALLACK LESTER
s. DYoTT, JOHN SEXTON
J. DUNN n BLAND
e. MoORHOUsE. G. HOLMAN
Tickets FOR the reserved seats IN iks Parqlst fr the
rage ans TIE Private boxss 10 be had al Nblos and
'Ae oox once Of saStons Thsaisr. dis 3,is
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Donnestic Ports.

BOSTON. Dec 7-Arr. steamship wm. Penn whedon
Phale pAla. Cd ship Amazon. SyTanu, 3. BJurae San
FfancRco, bsrs Cbas William. Bl4sand, Styaanal bnE
JuyerIa, BIZ Hensberry, s.. John NIB. SD. barss
Rocket ZION brig SAN Small lnot Yesterday brig Pau
cpe and Alabama Al alcl0r below Bars Edwin John
and bus T. o. HOi, sl1 yessrlay, AMI X PiI,sr-
SCH lasf night.
BALTIMOaE. Dec i7-Ar schr Fair. sasdc3f, y.
YORK. Cid bark Inyncblc Br Dawes LiverDOol schr.
Susan Cannon. Dashsids. = lining IN, NC. Sid. s.hr
". y Daring hobs, Providence.
CASIINE, Dec li-Sld. nTlS Joan Wiley b. Dawson,
ST. John, 18Th. schr. Lochiel, Conner Win 1Ston.
Ia port and Will sail a)Jut the lJtl ship Nm. Hllnen
new Wesicp't. Nsw Odsans
RICHMOND. Dec l6-An scars. Hatall, LaYf- d.
York HOPE Ke-ssin Baltimore Std brig Arrow, Mrch
Cuba sohis Fl - Amanda, Williams, New fOrs ?.
X. Burton, LIngs, do AzAcs. Lord, DO.
WILMINGTON De- BAR. schr SEA- Bird. G)i(rsy,
Ch7Trstcn; -Hh schrs E0lise. k05ss1n, Ne r. YORK.
Jams O. h ~, Waihsrlst. d.. juasfn n. sisnl@f, A
Van e. der SsrbadOes ls.h 0 x susan TAanOS, g.
ThoIl-s 2 : Pc TelI. Vars Ne " York Wn. Hart. Or
Ton. Pm ads pha Cid ilh. bng z. Hayden, smHh
Havana
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The Weather,
THURSDAY, Dec. Is. ISL

THURSDAY, bSc. - 1871.
bALrINoRI. THIS IS TIE coolest day We have ex.
pelenced S5 m Any years The Ice - IN hes thick
FhiiArELsNiA It's exceedingly cod here The
rSeI he MED Mia floating l.e out 80 weak as 70 af-
ford mite obstruction 10 navigation
losoNro - rheFmo meter - below zero yesisr-
Gay n~as only below cloudy
BUFFALO, 4 .-Thermome,er2S very strong
westerly VINO cloudy fine sleighing
ROCHESTER,. Il. M.-rhernOmeter this morning
Snow ~lnd vest
CHcA.-Sno~y thermometer o.
sik.cVsk Cloudy thermometer 90
aLhsNf-tloucy Thermometer 90 wind NV
IVvisNhsk. Dec 1.-THE weather here is in
nhSry core haSsa'ion is closed above and below
IN ten years ~ ' 4-S
ClScIsNsrI, Dec. 1.-THE river has r;.en IA
inches, snd Is fun OF ice four boats have aTr,vsS
to-day. but none have Jeff. Tue river mails s,s
stepped, and the Eastera mails are also very ,rss,,
isr-our lstes. dates from New-york being Thurs.
day lsst The weather continues intensely cold
Nav ORLEANS. Dec Is The weather here Is ex
eeDely cold thermometer 80 above zero.
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APrtv we'd.


sssamsr ResBoSs, Parrish I'm Richmond Va mise 20
pass-h brs Ega rohisssn. Malaga, 50 DAYS. fruit \ -
20 Fulch Msincss Toe + anc loied odside 'he h''N
ri Ne,u.sdav Bisht -.
t-fdsy morning hy the steAm tug Achilles. Capt =. NJ
The o. caa Mouse snd bfOHgh, up u ths Ciy loe n
h., hsd vsry heavy ~eaihsr; has lost fofrsA and Al
hands bad. fsxsn she completely covered WIKI Zee
= p,uea - a. - - almost unmshtgeai1s. b.,
Sci Stetien n TuvIseBd lOf Hempstead harOoIl
Tausr Bathurst " CA j. days hides and nuts u VI
Nj Fr,,man Etpeneuced ve'y heavy weather On ms
El,age Lett brig New, Hooges, for SeN-foFN. ahc
Sehr plato Hammond Baltimore 36ays, flour and sFAin
to Aaille \ Lord g. - 4,
Schr. Ann SIM h. Darling. BitnoTe, DAYS, No"' ana
gam 10 an brnnt s Slight -.
sehr. Mount Hawkins, Baltimore 3dsys, noHr anu gram
. N a..
scbr Mad, Cooper, Berlin, De-. days. conn., to X W.
schr Ann smth Garland Baltimore days, donr and
corn 10 Van Bruot Slalght.
Sehr Sheph ard A. Moant, Hawkins. Baltimore tdays.
wheat to Fenhy. -
Sehr D-lswaIe Farmer Grier. Naussmond RIVER Va.
Sehr Wm l. DAYTON Douglas. Philadelphia, coal
s,ar Mary u beth she phi llslpAla dtfs, coal
Sckr Chief Van Name York River. Va 3dAys, oysters
schr. Ahcs. Mooney. Philadelpala
schr BIOher John Foulke. Virginia.
schr Sultana. Il Iby, Vlrnnia
Schr Pauline Rassstt Virginia.
Schr Kossuth Hnn'er, Virginia
schr Benz Brown, Rodgers, Philadelphia dts. coal
Schr Dickinson, cOTs1n Phi tlep ha days, coat
schr Warren Leeds. Phisds' phia Rdays coal
schr MaTlnah v Aranis. philadelphia days. Goa
wIND-At sunset, W Thermometer, H.
BELow-Bark Pilgrim; also, brig.
Big Car er from an port by the way Long
Island Sound, Is at anchor ABOVE Rlker's Island
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-19

PROVIDENCE. Dec ls-Arr. sohr. Tms Edwards,
Suffolk, Va.
CID orgs Florence Faes. Miiapzas; Eliza Nerithe v,
Grffp. do . Zero. BIZ Harrington. NeH-Yofk
FALL RIVER. Dee H,-Atr. scar America McIF-
iSth~Arr schrs Richard Borden. James. Bll,lno-, ;
Virginia. " 'ghtingtOn PhIlNin phia
BOSTJS. pee. sohrS rriprnph, Ph.' ads "a
Sarah l.. Lewis Tasser N'd ship Maipols. Ct0e IOWA
harss Com las ladies'; Samutcr CIsrest N hay
State Baltimore, Echo, PAlieipna; tchrs. hafs iiiii,
Csidenas u l.. and Com k'a ney. New io'N
eyor from Holmes Hole ewes az account 90 the II
severe weather. Am.ng othcfs, 10Th bark Nii'lti
SfhnedtF l,oIn It0 ts4unic sept TO- ~ St"H, Dl "a
short OF provisions had henn a0rth OF Bermuda = days
the Ssh Il November wac within 100 miles Oi cape
Icd. ~ erieoced gale from W. and " a. iiY' a tS
tar south ~ tat IS loo - Nov 10. t. 49, o1 - b.,
Also ar lb-h bn- Joseph lrh. rom Nal "a - b'S-
ton Nov 80 at % 49, lon III 90 spoke big Cfh hni tom
patm Tor Jana ca. Also ar. nny AbAy Jones' II m
Rum Key b. sion. leak NJ badly forward. Ar I'm,
br hntonete. Nev-VoIk tor SleihIige scar II itl "
TO'asco Nov 70 Tor Boston; II schrs Mana ~ NV
YoTs LOADING Moses Waning. ~ the rrer, 10 'fAg TOR
New-Yoik. Al,o schrs Homer. Walcot lad 'al M
mons New York flr DO J. W Dodge, Se Jaso ilth
ait for Pos'en. eff bark Il Surges, uncertain; bngs
Frances Tabor DO Bic for Clenuegos ONDrl DT II a.
has been - days north of Bermuda has soVs 0nlNs'ks
split sails and IS shoIt Of p'ogisions
The schr We lugcn, from Albany tf NlnticNet' Neh'
ashore GA The fats near Eel Pobt Nantucket Bty 90 the
18Th inst and has some W ~ N her no re" -
she will probably be got OF whou dscGa'gng h.I ca D.
The tow-hoat K. Forbes, VIII fun supply Of pfoVs
ions edsd ngAt ch OF the BARK oashy no"
over onihs cut fom Calcutta for on and "hich L
been spoken the coas IA csab I'd c"nion sue WI
PORTLAND. Dee l7-Arr. schrs Mary Wise anu su
san New York Cld big Champion st JagD
SALEM, Dec. l7Ild schr. Triumph, ChasreS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-19

Cgsorvs.r1, Thursday, Dec. Is, io'i.
Ho,,- are ssm ~ q 5,Oti 70, and re aoin3 up
wsrs zoe pbh MEss PORE sold assl2 %. ioJo1
hs SHOULDERS and SIDES, dry sailed, az Goc. nave
been tas~a on Eastern account
Bills have = 90 rstlrf 81 from New YORK 10 NEE
which rsmIranees were made six and eignt days De
fore sarurlty. Nothing received rom New I 9rS
rs uTll -orI week Navigation is sui adspentsi
but the weather Is mOderating
ClNcrsSATI. Wednesday, Dec.s7, 1881.
Provisions are advancing. Mess Poas IS held a.
sl2 80 sI2 81 being Offered. H0Ss are hrm AZ 81
G nsi IS, MONEY is tighter, and EXCHANGE mas
declined.
Nsw.ORLEAss, Tuesday, Dec l6, 1851.
r-oTros sales Yesterday we're 10 900 bales ana tas
morning they reach 1900 pIices stea5y; fLouR :
2 600 nbfs Ohio sold at SO 20. CORN ~ Dashel 8
., sgz,ts. popK ia hrner New Mess sl3 IS. Bi-
cor SIDES &c shoulders SIC. STERLING EXCHANGE
- =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-19

There was moderate business in fancy
Stocks at the First Board ana generally the market
was firm, Erie going to s5i but amer the Boari the
tendency was down ward and that stock fell to S..
which several hundred shares were sold. Reading
was dull at col. AZ the Second Board. however,
there Was better feeling, and Erie recovered TO
$50, seller sixty bid closing p cent. better than
yesterday. Reading was steady at 6Oi, Norwich
oSH Delaware and Hudson sold to-day at par, and
Mohawk ", showing further improvement
maiiparcel OF Haven and NeW-London, the
nrs sale made Of tha, Stock At the Board sold at 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-19
Disasters. BIC.

BAL AMkRicA at Portland iron Carlenas has been 4
day rorh IateIas and sifhin two days SAT- o. T. ~
some days I2i inst bern part OF Georges. board
ed bark Saxopy HI and for Bostln 1885 days from Cal
cutia With sas badly torn stove and crew SICK Eh
scurvy Supplied her NTH read. aad oil. Tae
Saxony had been then u days north Of Bermuda
brig "a "a dsmasitd oil OdloTne's Point below Ports
oo, bt OF 18th Boston fer ths
EasrRsnd Al last accounts, she was being tOwed iHo
the b abor by plot boat. .
The amount Il salvage awarded the schrs BENJAMIN p
Reeves John Rogers b. referees for SAVING The sfhr
Expedite ~ sb37
BRIG Horace GREELEY Chase, from New-York, bound
Attnsapas La put into Key Nes, ~ ult. having or
pefenced rough weather wanting repairs OF foren cap
head, sc SAILED again z2d
The materials and saved from wrecked sem her
chant Of Charleston we're sold At Key West On inc "a
INST At The Mirshal sale. per order OF Court Cars"
sold for 1913 -. ma'erials 1917 7i-Ss)3 3d.
S,HR DR. FRANKLTs. Ashore al Bridgeport IN tue lats
gale 90, OH and aTHtd at New Haven l3sh INST.
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fine Arte.
MEXICAN ART UNION.-rHE
IA DISTRIBUTION WILL TAKE PLACE At
ThIPLER HALL,

ON FRIDAY EVENING, December ~
Members aud Lsdle. Al nived.
Choice COLLECTION OF WORKS OF AIT.
Including Paintings. Sculpture. BronZss, no., VII "
snsltsd % the Members Among the PAnlisss are
the wOlks ol Lenize, Dur4Id, Huntington Aesses''
Grey Hicks. Cropssy, Church. Mount, Ednoads 0lAss
WOodyIlle. Ranny, Gignour. Oddis, Peel, Boate1'
Who with yauons others, ae.nowlsdssd beat Ats"
are amply represented
Each Member, besides share IN Inc dstrlostos ID ne
above Works Of An VII he entitled has EAs tSnss
ell from American Subjects, BIZ America Artists. vi -
MEXICAN NEWS, Qargs pnntJ by Wcodvlns dAf0h
Crossing the Pedee. BY RaBny, Moont wsshirst'n'"
KeHsett, Old % and Young 70. h. Wocdvslle 8SEaE
ng for Horse. by Noant; American Harvest g seen
cry. BY Cropssy.
II important that all subscriptions shah be receives
early day possible that additional purchases aAy "
made beyond the present large inyestnsn prspS"nsa~
he increased amount.
T. Hby The Union Of large nun bsrs. that saSh foe"
hsher ret4rBthe Society Accomplishing Tor fs msh'''
for arts and the country VIA, 10 individual acton ="
sngB secure.
It's Acknowledged By all who have sesnsss yfsssas e'
lection 10 be far superior thu ofshJ 6rmef year
The Free Gallery containing 'hs PAstinss, Sc
re- open day aad evenings AZ No iT bhoAD"A''
A, ,soh ian. Near Browne o.
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NETWORK.
Wreck of the steamer Maynower. Ac.

BUFFALO, thursday, De-, ~, 1881.
The storm, which aosisd some What In violence
Tins morning, has commenced again, and now
amounts 20 a hard gale Considerable anxiety is
fslt for The Empire STATE, which Is still out Fur
iher mieuiSsIce indicates that TIE MAyfoNer vii
prove perfect wreck She will beat 10 pieces on
me ROCKS before she can be got on she encoln-
ttisu me storm on Monday night about four hours
amer leaving here. and tnaeAyored 10 Du, back. bnt
suhs'Qutnuy headed on her course, aud cOatiauaa
to str'e With the tempest until ii o'clock on Tues
osy hient, when she went ashore. The olSsengers
anu hsnos Got ashore in boats. /. is reported she
was uninsured The season insurance having expired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-19
Bos1oN MUNICIPAL ELECTION Two

UVNION NTTNIVTF NI ILET v
trials have been had for Mayor and without
ThaxteT, the Opposition candidate loses 500 votes
the % tfial, and Seaver, the new Wing candidate
fails 4i3 short of Wilkins sun Mr. Seayer lacks only
439 Of an election III requires maJori'y Of all rae
Votes cast to Clect On the first trial wilkins Whisl
had 4,i23 smuh, IN. \ 2,672 Thaxter, (0pD) 2lJ0
Scattering, $50. On The second tral dee IL Seavef
Wing mad 1889, J. '. L. Smith, IN. A. 26si /.
TraXltr OPP l,2ss scattering 49, There vas no
ection for the three Aldermen running on genera
ticket IN the - WARDS. few vacancies were file 4
Ior Councmen, and members OF the school Com
m,'tc and there are others yet 20 ill. the election
paItakesnore OF local than partz an struggle as
when united The Ways have an Overwhelming
majority Boston
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Foreign Ports.

Ar Rotterdam -5,h ut, ships Hermann, Skinner, and
John hagsusl. Ptman, Baum
Al l. NIuc-ufs sho4t 13l ult bark Eairm)nnt. Whit
NY ftm phiiade Pima BarOadoes a. about 2}d nit
bug flower. tDf New Haveh) Hartman. NsS-Yofk
schr German OAK Powers ST Manins.
CuftcDa 1Ith ut brig ArOfD COOns, from Boston,
fff Ne~NO'k 10 SAIL % h--Jny Amer vessel The clip
per -caT MONS. Coleman. from Boston, u IA nlt
b da,s assage the NJ has been d At Curacao - run
6ef wee At port and u 1h0nla a. packet
At s.. Martins 22d ult, BIZ brig Ca haune, Hilton. for
New York, unc.
Al 81 Thomas Dec /, ship A Che seborough. I'm Bal
fm1e, Tspg bark Irua, Warner, Phua Dhii 20
SAL for NsfacsIbO IDS. brIEs .nder. hober.
Boa IN diAcg. Roers0n In. Boston. day.
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MARRIED..

On Tuesday Dec H. by BIS honor The Mayor Am',ase
c. kugsland GILBERT TRAVIS % AB5i w,
Sor1ess darshter of SAMUEL R3ser Esq, all oi ms
CITY W.
Ga wedassday Dec - BY Reg Jlnathtn VAN ,igl.'
CFOPGE n RbLFg - eliza EHMA FRANCt>,
eldest iaush.er Of Arthur W Frln,is al of ia. Cly
n, ThuTsay nornfng Dec rs, ~ 81 James Ch1rc1 ~
r. / l. she's Rev. A3M 5 GARDINER Of SAG Hir-
b~r / / 10 Ms. CAROLINE + Youngest d. lzhiefos
10 l4i4 Roger Williams Esq. IF thus CITY.
On TbuT,day Dec. IS. ny Kew ; Porter q " Han
buT.h NT STEPHEN n. BRANCH son VI The iiie - =
Rrar-h II Providence. r L. 20 Alss MARC Ah1l &
SCUFNCR. both OF thi, City. - 49,
on ThSrscsv Dee Is. By Rev c II. Whter1r. 81. "
IL Sill rs TO Mss MARY t4ug4.s OF ScagImIl . -
~
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tea; Psors Dc ps,,o si,a sdt, g. Johns, "a $50
n. A. IN. TS,ara1h fsr Y ,inlrr WfriaS On Z J.
xnss 80 80 Fan, ,;ncfrcy HasaIl. Dn 20. "
nos wm Young tsr At<in, n, " unt', M ~ 20
= % olive "a ~ hanx4rilla Thompson II lhie.
I,oSre Bradhurg ,'i.afueso-. TlnH1>oa n lie'-
sch ,-1l.am. g. HsBRefofJ, Santa Capk, N,'a "a
SON I q siathsl, AFsy. Ai-Isadna Van bfan sag
E.a,'strs U.lIoc. C.0rxs.ovD RaIvh y - LsElfiia
Thor 3lse ChasIos. hIg<s Co; Aiosrt; '
r,.n.irp -a,f.r: l. Pad 81 yards PoFts1 miStrf
an pane. St Mars Coe Andeeoa Co
Tnsl. j Ia BaiJsn. Sosth Amhoy bnsssi -
he:, Iswr..o. A en-, Bossan, Dayton Spsasae'- "A
= - f,.ga'if NcrrusJ9 Bristol.
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passengers Arrived

IN yea-er Roaaote. from Redmond. Fa-l'h1s- D
nv Of Mass Jas c. woodruff. Ions n N91drg1 " N
son John Ks3Tlss, jas C3gsi-l, 5e1 :. } 'lls a.
Johu Peterson gs~s Ellen Mcg1sal, MA-finIt'e
y A r (,r,nhQrv Mr.. VI iry Slanu'l, of Va JOS Ci-
l.. IL Traissr Ia Ke-N DAVID B'gsy, Class Low
,rfiai Rev " n Novss. lalv and cnli1. Als. Roe -
Anderson Of V. John s;insoD, Of Penn Jas nun
tOOn Of Ne a1d - N steer8ge.
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w haIers.

Sid from New Bedford, 10Th. bark Virginia seabury'
Pacific Ocean
Ship Jefferson Hunting. Of Sag Harbor. spoken Oct
l. IN Benrngs Straits Had taken - whales 800 bbls IN
the ArclIc Sea fook her frs; whale Sept 4.
Heard from IN Cen itsx Sea- date, Benz Rush, swan,
Of Warren 400 bbs this part taken from tho Hon
qua. b., lost IN he Aictic Ocean.
Sid from Nss London Dec To- bark Dove, R)ss, 'r A.
lan'ic aad lad m Ocean
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Spoken, &c.

Dec IS la 20 TO- long 71 %. schf ". Dodge, I'M ST.
Jag,. CUBA fof BosiOB. p ds. out.
DC TO- la 3a 49, long a. 80 bark Maryland, Davis I'm
Boston Tor Baum ore.
DC z. "a -. long. y 20, Br. brig Tom Cnnsle, I'm
Cut for New Spfs.
Nov 30 Ia, % A. long. 70 80, bug P r. Curtis 81 ds I'm
Bonane With loss OF tOpcaaat maS,s and fJremdsts by
lghtuibg.
Dec D. about % miles east of Gaze Cod bark saNOny
Hih fm Calcutta June for Boston
GATE at 70 o. o0g 70 20, brig Druid, I'm 81 Map
Geo iuf DtmerdIa
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L,Ok SALEvA small collection ..
valuable CABINET PAINTINGS, engrnals u ~, vi
x,at uasters, beautifully eIscuied, aud IN arsr
5re.,rvaf ION vii amply repay The connossss asa sd
sfAu The proprietor assures the xca,ie mea o. 49, eaI
sortuBs they viii prove valuable aeqnstoe ~ sa he
lection IN this Country Europe In com2hanse W, 1880,
~ishss Of the many gentlemen who ca led 70 ss,sl
St 70 new them the proprelor has had 1sT "a A
for inspection 20 the store % Msssis "AA an Sws
eIEVENs, No. 357 Broadway.
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DIED.

On TuestsE Dee 10, FRANCIS. only son VI Kew ; II
Mel n. VI BushwlcA, l. l.
H. f-end. and the friends oi he ilmly re2ec'f lJ
ms. 81 Ia attend hs funeral Sabbath next, a. p
from the Bushvlc CT lTch. - lts .
. on Thursdsy Dec IS, EDWARD BARTLETT, IA .ai
on M RoT. Inssnk 2. add Lucy D In1m1sln.
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yyhig Primary Meetings.

I'VE finish TO day the Delegates 10 the General
Committees wIih the exception OF the Deesaies - ths
Senior General Committee tT,n he Eghlh "Afj whose
names have not yet come 20 handJ
Wing GENERAL COMMITTEE FOR Is32-
SEVENTH WaRD-NO election.
EIGH1H WARD-NO returns
Ninth WARD 4niel Uilmann,f Charles Crane,
James K. Bal. George p. Nelson, Samuel Breyort
TWELFTH WARD-Thomas Carnley,' George b.
Over Warren Brady, George w jenkins, william
Struckman
ID Oliver William n. BlIaeman' Linus w Sc
vens, John \. Hammond.
SIXTEENTH WARD-Aiexander w. Br adisrG. X , d.
smIb* Henry b. Bolster, Robert II. sherman, sam
ue DelamateI
stvENrEENrH WARp-Wiam S Duke, Merwn
K Brewer, Charles G DEAN Mathew n. Clase,
George ii Franklin An anonymous c0mm1HIca-
ton IN reference 10 the election on We inesday al
tern oon may be found IN our advertising Columns
EIGuTEENrH WARD-MoseS Maynard, Jr.,' JOB.
L. Bacs Charles ii. Smith, Thomas Morton, iona
j. HoIIck.
NlxETEENrH WARD John IVES Philip j. Mon
roe, PhilanC CT IianiOId,- William \. Dooley James
J. BeylDs.
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GmheXXlemcnt.

kochSSrkR, rnWEsdav, Dec. Is 1851.
young man, named Savage, formerly OF Ifpra
Was arrested IN tins c'.y YESTERDAY tot plrlolaog
The leueTs of his employer ION the Post Ohce and
appiopfiatlng money IN them ~ hts OSn use lie
was examined AID held 10 BAH in the sum Of $1,000
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TIM LADIES HONS Mission. Receipts

lFIo
for the week ending Dec. IL. 1854
CASH
From Mr.. Alexander. No 5jl Brnome 81. .......Sl
From poor female ut Bellows Springs -..--.-.
From T. through Francis Hall, Esq .-........-.25
CLoTHING.-A bundle of secondhand clothing
hOm friend OF missions a bundle OF clothing from
I. b. Society Of Gleene-st. N Z Church.
j. Lucky, Missionary.