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Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-02-18

ECMESTICS.
40 IIECES Louisiana Stripes ard Plaids.
~ Large Lott Brown llomcsPuns:
l Fine Assortment of 3leached GUnds.
Apron Checks, Bed Ticking.
FIanneIs, Blankets, Negro Cloths,
Plaid. l,inseys
All to lie sold at the NEW CASH STORE,
reu,ar iably low ior cash, At IiALLFORDS.
Fpa. !. III IT.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-02-18

English and American Prints.
Assorted t'ncred Merinos.
Fancy and Plain Apaccas.
Heavy Manchester aud Earlston Ginghans
Fancy Cashmere, Silk and Cotton P"pilns.
Gimp ami Null Muslins.
Cross Bard, do.
few Dresses very Pretty Meriros.
Cuored and White Ca,nbrics.
general assortment Of Gloves. Ribbons, Ho-
sit ry, Handkerch:efs, ShawlS, Wells, &c, at
:. u. HALLFURD'S.
Feb. !. III IL.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-02-18
G.. Y. ANTWERP,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Cciumhia, s, G,

A fine assortment nt Silk and Fur Hats, OF The
very latest styles, from lie house Of Beebe d Cos
en- JAM. u
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-02-18
Seeds ! Seeds II

q LARGE an fresh supply oi Garden seeds Of
"a superior quality. received this day, -
Feb. lS-sW-tt L. J. DELAY.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-02-18

= BOXES Smoked IIali!ut received and for
p sale by SHAW q AUSTIN.
Feb. l8 II If
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-02-18

EIlIf attcuion o: Planters and Country Mer-
l. chants is particularly requested 10 the ar
aIgcmCnts HOW made at
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-02-18

I Case Olives stuffed with Anchovies. Received
i and for sale by SHAW g. AUSTIN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-27

On Third day morning. 95th nst SAMUEL CLARK N the 9th
HIS relatives epds aud thOs Of bis brother Hun cArk ar.
invited funeral fifth day afternoon Sih
INST O'Clock from bis late dsne' $50 Retry ST. without
To Hudson papers please copy,
On the morning Feb 30 sged % years HENRY 500 Of John
ana .as a. VII tab. place to morrow pam from the resi-
deuce Of his father Washington ST. Tbssnds are respectfully
invited, without further notice
on Tuesday Feb Is, Of consumption william MCGOWAN
s and scqS and those Of brother James. and
also Council No. Of United American hsesaae AZ:
s7Ih INST FROM bis Is Ei1as'th st at O'Clock
Sn Sabbath evening. FEB 49, short Illness cLARIssA
WoRTHIF GTOF nant daughter OF Chauacey W. aAd CArs'a
40 Newark NJ on the inst Of consumption, Mrs SARAH
BfSsDALE widow Of Henry Hnsdas formerly Of Newton, IN
The friend. family ar. respectfully ITi'd 70 attend her
>, ocs The cars save Jersey City and O'Clock M
III. II w. WITH I'D amer. .sd M,o RICHARD POLAND
Aermae county Va Who died at WIZARDS Hotel ye''iAy me
AG M 81 hd been ii but days and such
leuiy Of attach that remedial ads could AZ al aosaE ne
away II the prime Of life from BIS family and insnds cr
inc her by Jackson and remained az that Court
DUNG nstraio1 Of MI V4a Barso h vac 1s VI
ps as well friends elsewhere WI dsspy mourn
% tho.. who Lnsw him bsshat MAJOR PoLLlsD possessed
abls Of sh ORDER afabiy Of manner aud dsa Of sol
which les. a,e1sa:h.t him As salesman Than
ne % vii BE- conveyed 70 Richmond, and thsues 70 tie
family bursl place Oak Ridge IA Nelson Hnp'-Ha"'"S'"
Or Feb a. Of inasuanltion OF the ungs RANSOM Will
LIAmS, aged 81 .--t- -, -. - ~. h,,.h.,.
No. Torng aud Charles Wi Jams, and OF hs orotnsf n
- Tsors " and Heury Densou invited 70 sltsai h'
luleraI "lilo't 'lI - - - .,qPN 81
on Iussday FEB g. a.ef snort olt severe -7'' ~
ELIZABETH wife OF Jeremiah n hhsey-
- f-.re nd scouautanoss Of family invited 20 aena
3ef I-usial '. i--''4''f ~
05ssnssy FEB s. HENRY CONE, sss' - years II n =
n, freuos the members Of Onon Lodse 20 80 ~ -
are respectfully attend hs funeral Ga l-isaAy' 70 -
~ ocasi from bis late re-iisuc7 - nai-,-.s
rasu. win be conveyed 70 Gfssn"ood CsAssp III "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-27
Dameafic PORN.

BALTIMORE FEB s5-Arr ship Banshss wnzats RIO Jaasfo
Kp,ssa jam Duncan 6chn.t Kingston Ju,taa Boswct,
West ladies' sylph tB Masters, Do Gndn, Br Webb H.m
Ds.pss.. Pbl.dsphia; I1n smith, Daring, SYon.
Boston Fsb lsArl osfk Pain uh sssrn'n c1rdenas srg
,.sS Va Wabash Bsrnss aavsasj suNsow'
Ess, esP s, Psts Fisoeh Ma anIas Calcutta c
dsss; Boston Lyeod Hsf'I seh P9afan lDsteh kat-,'
Forest Cape Hasuso G.nvs~ Fe1ch ch.s5toe; sos o.
JOSIAH Sgtsoa HJs@.9'' sssT,sui E.S Yo.; cora..
Ss9Is 90 aas wm Mssr Price SsEYOrE si bans A.on;
s sDa -. moo. 40 ,ss u. Au pilot o
BUcKsPORr Fec st-sd sehf' B.u ss-' Tor BOSTON, james
BRisToi F,s s-Ar soop James Gorhan, Sehos Fall RIVER
'0y sf2" R,ysR sTr ga Resad Bsdsa James. Bait
more lse6rr 49, Isaac Borden Dunniug se- Yots hoa tor,
sEw BEDFORp Fsb ls-An shps Robert Pusford, Hsrss,
Bosioo 10 ~ for vhaag) Arr 2sd eve sch corn Young
NEwaAyEs. FEB 4s-sa .csrs DAFT Palmer Ss- RoehsIs;
NV IoSDos F.b 9s-Arprop atgf Gssr, from Ss~ Yok
for Sor~ct; sch d WHIT snrh I'm sfork Shop JLsFfslcs,
Hsv.s Or Barosdoes schr sun sui rum Do susan Hon.
I'm Virginia Up Washington, Prsuus im rf9ss p.o,,,.
FOhwICH PEI 1-Au schs He oa'' Fef'as' hsPi1AnnoHa
soFFciK Fss Ssrr B s,s El,s CROSBY. Ss- Yors
s4-ar eos Ga,sou Push s. Ia Perry DsaHy, Bait
nsr,y TABOR Nesefsou' bo..o5 IL ,.,.. 9. -. -
OWLS head, FsD l-sA sch 6aH's, "tchsf, 70 oad i'r
PRoyIpYscE. FEB 74-Grr brig PULASKI sors Noble ,shr.
yo..ob Ternsr Mtsn Bsto,s; ansrva nGvfon. Bstnors
cbsans Chss. Soro Va Grace caIoass, Kelsey Sgros Va
r. "a J5-seh i braa8 Bel iagtoa De. Mayalws charch
hi PHn ouhi .hop Roger Williams. Rhodes, NYor,i Thomas
H FoRfL ;1s FS s reg ss Is. K.s
co. Set Dyer Ihsnt,n brig Hiocky. Johnson %
Tor sch ossases crk Anarsss sB Tor Bos;a 'cs w
Nss Layton Eogarwn, sarsh Loby Noros Ehort ensss'
ROLAND for New rork. Wsdn9ud, Whittier. heaald ~ ~
ton Ecp-e ch Bost.u Tor frankfort Columbia hkzes
10 Bost0l h ss Taylor Bos,oa CIIen Wa2cs o. 49,.
Art-fso, Co; Nsyhovsr Weber, DO. CD brig Csfs '
Car1enas
RCdMOsD, F-b 3f-Ar brg Village Bel hctsnsf 800
fcis Gpsy, Psrue seE Yorti May Jaas Pea ~ -
ba shalfou Phais pba; Iasfss smasy sasa,
Hrd.ou YorLi ninnda h2re, saLn.'si a. -
81 srry Pr asspha; Taylor Faer rs 91 cos
C,-s Cogcr N.. 70 D. Thos Bstlsti HOPS CnAf-'ton
Furs u s.y Wls; N-sTorl Lsshtou Perry ChAre'tou Al
sayASysa Ts5 s5-Ar shp Ua.;.i Kasson, tsN co,isF
Liverpool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-27
Passengers sailed

- ,,,. bs Oti0 for Chag-sf-E w CLARK and lady, Mrs
n a.. ssop W Glars and LADY, Joseph foOck james
T...k p 4 Rurue COurtsf. Sweet, vile alt c1ld
stoa-r pav H0ictkiss, nrs h Ciafk aud children
C-t. n Nsrrsrorg bausi Appleton ana s9n hf stI-
N.n Cu-es and lady, Nm Gibson AM LAZY C.s,s
rerl, h kobsts Mr. satrusisg, CarPsnsf Jones' "
- ttsr. Bsuvari M Walack, Mr. Cohen, Jlllsln y
s-,,,9s "A L Mstcaf G W Damon. Uish, kUsh Jt1J
H. Conner Macy and mend, LOUIS schi-'mgsf
- Wm STANLEY Anthouy PsEsrs Dsnc,ut, A1ir-~ Dsf
:, JaLn Lite " VILLAINS md lady, socJno $500
Fsasrt P.ms1 GrVa1niLi Root Ccc1rrn, vile, ana SI9
ID .tsrs Cerun O'Nr j SHAW, Chas Anson
q Tuine ID Battle, Graham, 7 Hamilton A Os-zt
Nofkhou.e BskaushsW Bar James Jackson AsA
Han, Oatuau pary ID others, ctal,nsh .-e P
fcth-r. Howard and fanny, Brennan, O70 a.
ia. Tnons.. Am Thompson, w harrs2a oe-iTs 80
p.ts. 6 Farchii sho1.ss Philip Porter, Jas -
D.s Jo--ph O'Kse- M ue ho-e. JaAes w Ar, 1us
Wfaare " sl-lsy sam lsl Barton. ynan n3ai7y' LsA'
So e. Nsy kate ly M Hu1nsrrn n Hu1n-"-iL ,,--
IN rferr-fbiy sfro for liverpool Mr. l. hhi sna 10y
Ms strsr seran sco.suoi hiss Hi, scoa1ii ais 800 ~
s.n Y,rs Charles Anthony snd adj. fiots 49, -
,nt adv Yofs Nm Lt-e and ads, NloAt M ~, yu
nd 81 III Ph aislpht Mr. Pruspero Ca's-efo' Ia -.
q IA. Mr. Hush. Nforki " Cunrilglau MOE "
Ke~ ION; A } Wstmofs NeW Yoni sihsn-i NeNI D.
" hta- NYoft Hr nsus. Fe~ rofkf 1-f-s 1.l.
" Coles NeE York Mr. Gro-sman. eeF-l of.i ~ ~
C,g.u.i sev Yoik. ~ Jay. SeFYoni s.l 'L7i,
Darstrte,. Nr Stevens New fofE, W LeNl. NioI. u,
~ ora; WardtNr forki Dr A 4 pI
81 John Tsy os Ensand. Mr. smy ~ sac nal' -
Nrsor ora, Gas Jolly, DO AeI Ma - - y y,
l-srs-.r Orea1s uuftsi rnri-lr- W. CAT -
500. u ~ u 70. fofki 2 ~. -
Cartr MADAM Scotland. II - isus, NeN nj
\ Ma I.1-sI doi Mr. ysH Bergen DO ! d safgsa- 10 "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-27
BY TELEGRAPH.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Feb. ?


The sales Of CoTToN for the week have been
$500 bales the market to-day b less acve quotations
are unchanged. MESS Pork has declined 10 SIS o.
with Cotton, at &c to Liverpool and 81 &c to Havre.
SATURDAY, Feb. D.
The Baltc's news received this morning, and has
not affected CoTToN. New MESS Pork has further de-
clned TO SIS Large sales Of Ohio FLOUR are making ats
NEw-ORLEANs, Feb. "a.
The market for COTToN continues in depress-
ed state and the business doing Is rather Hight The heavy
stock OF all descriptions here at present particularly those
below midding unfavOTable effect upon prices The
sales this morning do not exceed 1000 bales az prices ex
hibtng decline of good Middling and &c v 10 on
strictly Mddng We have 10 note very dull market for
CORN with moderate inquiry for shipment at easier rates.
The transactions up OoO bushels yellow Southern al
56c WHISKY 10 steady and Ia moderate request MoLAssEs
are held with more pness and there 10 good demand
for prime quality about former quotations SUGARS are
dull at prices nominally the STERLING EXCHANGE
Is nrettv active al lO74 SIGHT BILLS on New York in
request at discount We have no important change
TO report FREIGHTs which indicate an upward tendency
NEw-ORLEANs Feb }5
The by the Baltic frQT IiyA5Dao Nd , q
holders will have 10 submit 10 further concession 10 price
of her news and therefore unable 10 state TO what
extent has effected prices CORN has downward ten
depcv owing the very large supplies now coming Tor
ward 10 thu market A sale OF 1000 bushels new yellow
bas been made at Sc OATS also ess firm, owing TO
he large rece DIS and the limited inquiry, they quoted
dull al Gd55c New Mess PORK Is quiet at S3Gl5 % y
bb for Ohio Rio COFFEE 10 in good request and ho ders
are firm The sales Tesch 1000 bags TO the trade AZ IL
cts T. h BACON, sides are steady aud Ia demand al cs
IN Shoulders there s fair business doing Al cts AkD
or IL selling at 6nU62c WHISKY has declined 10 y cts
prime LARD l,4OO kegs sold al 6te hoLAssEs 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-27
Before Judge Bets.

action Of Charles Goodyear VS.. Boston
Betting Company for alleged violation Of Patent Rghts-
This coming on for argument and sfer hearing
sci and due deberaon being thereupon had by the Court
is ordered ged decreed that Judgment pros
be entered in this action against the plaintiff and that he
pay the defendants costs 10 be taxed
To the Editors Of The Tribune:
The above purporing 10 be order entered in the L.
Circuit Court in the Of Charles Goodyear Charles
McBumey impeaded, &c for alleged violation OF patent
nights he object of which Is papsbly to mlsead the pub
c) appears in your paper this morning This Is not he
first time that this same Tck has been pracised The
on for hearing, and there was argu
Of counsel If the rule had been properly drawn it
would have shown ts face na order obtained
on ex pare motion by Of the omission OF the
AuOn.y for plaintiff 70 perfect the security for c)ss
Quired Of resident plaintiff within the time prescribed
by the rules Of the Court which order the Court will i'm
Uediaely set aside payment OF some ten dolas Gusts
acquired by the Attorney OF defendants from the Attorney
the plaintiff the reward Of his superior activity
sharp practice.
The above defendants and Horace II Day are the only
infringers upon GOodyears Patents in the United States
and both of these nrngers hold licenses work under
the very Patents the validity of which they conestng
The claims damages against them amount 10 over
hundrt thousand dollars and this and the other
nerous causes against Day will be tried in the Of
weeks uness put of by the defendants themselves
WIN JUDSON Counsel for Plaintiff.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-27

Mr.. TOWNSEND reported bill confirming action
oil the late Court of Chancery and the Supreme
Court of Equity in certain cases This bill con.
firms the action Of certain receivers appointed by
the Courts and gslizes their proceedings.
A bill was noticed to facilitate the proof for
payment of debts. A bill was introduced author
iziDg the consolidation of the Railroads between
Buffalo, Troy, and Albany, or any two of them
and to provide for two tracks Of way.
Mr.. LEROY Of Onondaga, gave notice OF bill
to remove the Capital. This bill provides that at
the next general election the people shall decide
by ballot whether the Capital shall be removed
If afiirmatively, the next succeeding Legislature
are to appoint eight Commissioners one from
each Judicial District, whose duty it shall be to
locate the Capital with the restriction that the
Corporation authorities Of the city where it is to
be located shall be compelled to furnish adequate
security that they will erect all the necessary
buildings for the proper accommoda alton of the
Seat of Government.
The bill for the Incorporation OF the Knicker
booker Savings Institution was then discussed in
Committee, but without concluding, progress was
reported, and the House took a recess
The School bills were discussed this P NJ in
Committee. No question taken. Adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-27
Arrived.

Steamer Ksnnbs mour, from PHILADELPHIA with ass and pas
n.rst Light besrg distant eight schooner
On our stAfoosi 70 oS @ go IN, % 40 ~. ~
The helm put bari 10 stayboud and the sngn'
healed on her b-sm Gods and 6ed she proved
10 be The ssh Amazon C4p Sss aaa IRON Ne" ara oouni
number The aam,gs to The steamer vas slight
nndss and passengers Gunn, hmturn The has
rs5esd very severe wsa'1:r on ne PA,:,gs n
St Helena Jan a. Rowland AsPuwa Left a. Hong Kong
Helena whaling Junu' of Ssw Bedoi Nth ~ obs p
oil Capt unve and would remain at 81 Helena the
Indian oce,r s from Tristan Acvmoi of Sa,n,.
Islands b.csned odays IN co with snip Atoar tof Booa)
Ship Tote oi Boston, Barter shsusbas d. COCKER
The Equator Fse sS been there passed
with ship carthsgs Of Boston ana shp Nsonan Of sswfo
SID I'm shaughse tn Br ship Hrus HUMBOLDT Tor Corr Len
bTL huntington and Gaego, for Ne" fo chip Nachsz Tor New
wsreu Taom,.,ou s.Lsan, New Orleans, sugar and
molasses to Sssmth Sons
Br brig Emporium Golfer Mansana 90 d. mnhosauy &C. 70
soue Whitney Co Len bugs Nsrus of Beverly for Bo'toa
hg A'ce Tn tor New ior d. sth inst spoke org De-
Brig Nancy iof Boston, DAYS, Guaysma PR, II d. snd
molasse. master Lett brig. w,ahckon for New You log
Haven dos Csbazs g Henry ,eis, tom
Portland dsc sts Giraffe, unc Sussex for Baltimore, d Don
Brig Jssso sas. Bermuda ballast Tucker Lgh,OOuras
Sch Hsurco Igtts Richmond, q. nd.s to W HI Person
Sab Mary Branard Busi. MdG'sto~a Como. free stone
Sch Joseph marsh, Rodgers, James RIVER d. wood.
Sch Entire, Demaest Wilmington NC ts shingles and naval
stores
naval stores
s5h MARY Jane, LG9g.ir.s, Jane, RIVER f? s. Wood
Sch Bergen Cole, Petersburgh d. nds to- Hunter Co.
Sch Hennco Tut O. 6chmond, d. md.e 10 n Psrson.
Sch Bsrpoe LooL Darsn day,, lumber to matter FEB ~
spoke bark Empress from MaAnzas or Ns~fo with the loss Of
forstopmast
ogwocd Rosslrs Co. Loft brgs Cathsn.s Mary War
en unc sist MAY Flower Peterson, New YORK Otn Monte
Crsto Sherman for 9TH Hety Burton for Pa adsp1a
10TH schs Howes John Tyler gu Ivan TOT
goth the brig Sarah mary Hoskns sd for Boston tbs 9TH
sd the 9th for Cape Hsyu
Sch William Whit James River. wood
Sch Mott Beds Wcks AlsIansTa d. mde TO Mott Bedel
SAILED steamship Africa Lott, tor LIvsrpooi stsanah ?
schenck Havana ship COnsea on buttono Liverpool
and others.
FELLOWSHIP HISTORIAN Bliss, I'm shaughas Also ships aat
4brgs.
WIND-suurise NJ meridian s; sunset s, and light
The ship Nesouan cantop and the baLs John hanson from
Havana, and Emene Minor, from MN' se n'' i" 's' " '
IL l,raa .fa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-27
FOREIGN Ports.

st Johns PR s INST James Roach shsrnaa tor New
York dsys sehs Emily HArd PAtss for Boston, dgi HDrns
Dyer from Wungton NC, dsebgj Wass Crsbtree, Whining
ton sc Sid 3D. sch simpson, Could Maysgusz, to load for
Philadelphia
At PoSo. PR h INST brig Emma FDcss Bartlett from and for
Pbiadslpha bg
Al Ebzsbsth FIRTH Bradford i'm Boston FOR
California act met Kbsro Fret Port kadoyeh, (in Lis
AR q: RIO Jansro Jan 3D. barb LsnOI HOwss from Boston
Nov -. 80.
AZ Trinidad 9th ns Luenda Mara Rich for Boston 18Th
ram f epussos arr 97th for New Yo 10Th Oliver samnsr,
cs susan spsaor spood for New fos 3b sch Adams Tfsa
Psrssr di,cg Sid sth, brig Harriet, hAfston, Mon
A. Mascsbo bngs Horso Grsea, from and for New
York , a., -, n-,..-
CID brg Gufu, Webb, do.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-27
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
sENATE....ALBANY, Wednesday, Feb

PETITIONS PRESENTED.
OF Daniel Richards and other citizens, for per-
mission to build piers on docks In East River for
a change in the location Of the Troy B fridge.
Mr. BEERMAN gave notice Of bill to regulate
the salary Of the Health Officer at the Fort OF
New. York.
The Senator bill was taken up
Mr.. WILLIAMS addressed the Senate IN &C.
Tense of the course which he had taken.
On the u. 8. Senator bill Mr.. h. S. WILLIAMS,
of N. Y, opened the debate this morning. He
stated that he voted for Mr.. Fish for U 8. SEN
ator because he was nominated by the Wing
Caucus. He would have voted equally cheer,
fully for Mr.. Granger or Hiram hetchum, nad
either of those gentlemen been nominated MI
w. declared that when Fugitive Slaves ram away
from their masters and came into Free States
they should be treated as other property de
did not believe there was any danger OF dlsso'
luton OF the Union, nor would there be, even
should Gerrit Smith be elected U. S. Senator His
constituents bad not given him any instructions
how to vote for U. S. Senator.
Mr.. G. CRoLIus, also of New York, followed
and stated that when he was elected he was not
in favor of so called "Sewardism" or any otner
ISM" and he stood upon the same ground stIu'
In his vote for Senator he had not yet learnt that
he had disappointed the expectations oil ms con,
stitutents His district comprised four w ards oil
the Civ. From the Seventh Ward not word
had been said in relation to his vote The Tenth
had spoken through it's Committee fully agreeing
with that vote. The Thirteenth had not spoken,
but silence gives its consent. The seventeenth
THE residence Of Governor FISH has spoken IN
favor Of the vote which he gave for Senator M
c. declared himself friendly 10 the National Al
plinistration, aud strongly In favor OF the Com
promise Measures" vi Congress. In conclusion
he stated that he had disregarded the acton oi
both Wing General Committees oil the Olsy ol
New York and should neither obey their lnstTuc-
tons nor resign his seat in the senate.
A. fafat I'D Mr.
MED from bis own kuowledgel that steps hSa
been taken 10 secure his nomination Tor the fresl
dency and as TO the Presidents interfering Ia Ine
election OF Senator, Mr. b. positively denied any
such interference. few days previous u toe
| 4lh Of February, letter oil advice as Iesefas
| Senator was written 70 a member OF the Caolne :,
| (Mr. n X HALL at Washington, and telegraph
! despatch was returned advising the election oil
| Mr.. Fish. Mr. BABcOCK strongly defended the
| National Administration, and more than lntlmAted
/ that if MIR. BEEKMAN had not taken the stand
which he did other Senators would certainly have
done 30.
The debate on the Senator question was con-
tinued by the Senators.
Mr. BABcooK lof Erie denied that the Gene
raj Government had in any way interiered TO pre-
vent an election Of u S. Senator.
The Senate took q recess until r NJ
! ASSEMBLY.
PETITIONS PRESENTED.
-Four ofcitizensof Rocklsnd to prohibit the New
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-27

Feb t35 W. ship HISTORIAN, from shaugh,s for
NswYork.
tI NJ Lon 81 w, Br brig Jamaica, from Bahia for cOrL
"a o. out.
TIE sch reported the "Lou from Boston for Havana
spok H. 49, and doubt Br sch TsaIsr which
"a r al Havana
OF 81 Nicola Mole sch fremont Of North Yarmouth II DO
I'm New kfcr Port Prince.
FEB of Head Shot Keys, ship "Adsha" $50 r.ports
r verpool days (pshsps the Yandaa IN Apalachoa
S. Ion 49, sch Yankee Bhds I'm fs~ Yo for
Navy Bay.
Pb IS MOutauk sw miles, sch Oscar Jones' from New Bedford
for Norfolk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-27
NEW-JERSEY.
Executive Appointments.
snCpda~ca If The Trihuna

LApCUtINt HpVUIHtIHOHI5'
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
TRENTON, "wednesday, FEB. D.
The Senate of New Jersey, in Executive SeI.
sion, has confirmed the nomination Of Mr.. Allison,
secretary of State,) and Mr.. Bodine CLERK in
Chancery. John Cassidy, nominated as Judge OF
the Court of Appeals was rejected. Mr.. Cassidy
is man Of sound judgment and great legal &C
ouirements and his rejection is matter Of surmise
and regret. He last year. represented Hudson
County in the State Senate.
The rumor is that his we'll known hostility to
the Monopolies is the cause of his defeat r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-27
Nv telegraph

BOSTON CID ships Opheha and Revenue NJ Orleans;
Emblem La and Juhs Havana Lucy Am, New Orsn',
Appston Baltimore; Dan Hayt Marshall Csrde
Alexandria. souiherns Thompson Philadelphia ismbsrn,
Kotts New YORK; bugs Marshall Sam coPel'ud Card
nas; G udacs Baltimore.
SALEM Fsb-Cld bark Wymau, Rio Grsnds
NEW BEDFORD, Feb 75-Cld barn Niknger Povtmouto,
PORTLAND. Feb Arr schs Dolphin, and Agnes mAsnzas
CID brig Franklin, Havana; sch Splendid, MAanIas
new 0RLEAss Feb ls-Cld brig ST. Gsorgs New York
Arr ships Statesman, rnd Francis Boston.
Feb GAR ships Hebron and Brothers, Boston
MOBILE 3oAn ship saac Bell barks Aont Fish, Maine
and sch Mar Ann, NYork.
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TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF embellishments.


Symptoms Church Talbot Orsazs Stanton rhomsoa
BAsApoo Ingrahsm Havana Mary hofton Bah savsa-
nah Dsm Coz Anne Bacsm Barber. Lisbon, schud Bal
heu Jorgsu DAM Reksr copsubaSsn ChAestou I'd
ward Knudsoa Apaehco cOe Anderson Co; Hsea souPef
Brgs-F.sny (Br) csrrsn. Gasso- Van zandt Co IN
srprzs Br) Turner, Norfolk Joha claytoa Tucker, Pns
delpha
Euterprs Boyd San Juan, CA cha noors sah
r.us Bsfnors Paynts Seal Philadelphia; Victor Bsrry,
Portland Wacot Beers Boston; carons Rsescca Pelersn
Philadelphia
soops-w Brewer King Providence wsrrsa stannad. New
haven.
stssusr-Irou,ie. Green, South Amboy.
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IrpreIpIs OIL Produce

BIZ Nesc. York and Nerc. Hdre1 Railroad, We'd
ned6v Feb IS, 1855 pkgs Butter, 20l bags Malt 10
bales Hay 3 do Wool Geo bushels Oats, II bbs Whisky
Hogs and casks Ashes.
BIZ the Erie Railroad, Wednesday, Feb. 26-l6
bales Wool $50 bbls Whisky, 10 do Flour, 81 Cattle q
Sheep III Calves 50 dead Hogs, casks cheese and "a
pkgs Butter.
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rFrom our Correspondent. ]


PHILADELPHIA, s6-5yvtved- Brig Bssssn X Mann
(Brem) asen Rockefeller Washngtoo stssnsn,
Johu Bell Lo-dsn New fOrs; 6lobs Sears Boston
semsn Cuns NYork Chas Hawey Hanch Bridgeport Zsphyr
Doyles, NewHAyen
Csaed-steamer Virgin Teal Richmond, Va pktshp Europe
Liverpool bgs Delaware Harding Charsson; Emma, Ba
Pr BIZ Conrad HaE, rs w Godfrey
Sidney MINOR BOss StoonstOn Chas Ha~ey
Hanch Bridgeport; Thos ireland, somsTs Fall River.
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MARRIED,

On Tuesday FEB 49, Chrss Church. Manhassst l. By the
Rector Rev Samuel Cox ELIAS n. VAN BENsCHOItN OF
WlhAmsburgh aud Mss PHEBE X UhDEkHlLL OF Man
On the evening Wednesday last by Rev Tgts MI ALo
20 CAIRNS WILLIAMS TO Mss ADELAIDE sUSsAhNAh
ROBERTS both Of New Hork city
IL Rostnr nan nlaaae