Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-23
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NEW YoRK, Dec. 23-2 p. m.
The steamer Hermann has arrived, but her
news has been anticipated by the Europa
The Europa has arrived at Boston The ac-
counts of the French revolution, already pub
lished are fully confirmed.
Breadstuffs are firm, and prices rather inn
proving.
BALTIMORE, Dec 22-2 p. m.
Flour is firm. Small sales of Howard street
have been made at $4; some ask $4 129 Grain
is unchanged and firm.
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New YORK, Dec. 22.--Kossuth left his quarters
this morning, it was generally supposed, to de-
part for Philadelphia, an announcement to that
effect having been made in the morning papers.
1t is now said that he has retired to private
residence in the vicinity of the city, where he
will remain strictly private until the receipt of
further intelligence from France, which is now
momentarily expected by the Baltic; and that on
the character of that news will depend his future
movements--that he wishes to remain in this vi
cinity, thinking it probable that his immediate
return to Europe may be rendered necessary by
the position Of affairs there. a
The contributions to the Kossuth fund are now
about $4,000
Non-AyrivaI Of the Steamer Baltic.
NEW York, Dec. 23--2a. m.-The American
mail steamer Baltic, which was to sail from
Liverpool on the 10th instant, is now fully due,
with four days. later intelligence from France than
that brought by the Europa.
Sale of Railroad Bonds
BosToN, Dec. 22-The Vermont Central Rail
road have disposed of sufficient bonds, at SIS and
upwards, to enable them to resume payment after
the second instalment which is due early in
January.
arrival ofthe U. s.. brig Perry.
New York, Dec. 22.-The u s. brig Perry,
Commander Foote, arrived here this morning
from Port Praya. She left the U. s ships John
Adams and Germantown, just returned from a
southern cruise. The whole squadron was in
good health. tn
M Departure Of California Steamers.
The steamer Eldorada, sailed to-day for Cha
gres with 500 passengers.
The Daniel Webster sailed for San Juan with
full complement of freight and passengers.
Late from Merico-A Terrible Gale at Mazatlan--
Great Fire at San Bias The Cholera, Gel
New ORLEANS, Dec. live have advices from
the city of Mexico to the 10Th ult. A terrible
storm had occurred at Mazatlan, doing immense
damage to property, and causing the loss of many
vessels and lives. Fourteen houses at San Bias,
containing much valuable property, were con-
sumed by fire on the 17th--loss $4,000. The
cholera had disappeared from the towns along
the coast Five English vessels of war had ap-
peared off Vera Cruz-the object of their visit
was not known.
New ORLEANS, Dec. 19.-The steamship Union
sailed for Chagres to-day via San Juan de Nicara-
qua, with one hundred and thirty passengers.
Condition Of the Markets.
New YORK, Dec 22-Our cotton market is
dull and unsettled sales of 750 bales at cent
decline. Flour is steady: sales of 5000 bbls. at
$4.44@$4623 for State, and Ss4.3739$4.5 so for
Southern. Rye -four, 1926. Jersey corn meal,
;S3. 373. Sales of $500 bushels Southern white
wheat LOG cents, and cargo of Genesee at 108
cents. Sales of 1000 bushels mixed corn at 65
cents. Sales Of 1000 bushels of rye at n cts.
ALBANY, Dec. 22.-The Canal Board have adj
journed till Wednesday next, and have resolved
to give the contracts to the lowest responsible
bidders.