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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-12-19

Deg~We have received from the publishers, Peck
Hungarian struggle, with biographies of the leading
statesmen, and leaders who figured in that affair.
It is stout limo volume of 2SS pages, in paper
cover and sold for 25 cents. We know nothing e.
bout its authority We presume it is for sale at the
bookstore.
BgyeThe west and southwest are great and multi
tudinous in the way of poets. The Louisville (Ky.I
Journal has, least Al regular female contributors
all of whom the gallant old Prentice swears are
''lovely,:' talented" and '.sublimen We will bet
lemonades that At of them have their right hand
middle finger stained with ink, most unovely thing
in woman.
For Commissioners of the Town-Pcop,e's Ticket
VIM. C. HOWARD
T. C. MILLER,
MILES COSTIN,
E. KIDDER,
c. II. DUDLEY,
II. R. NIXON,
). d. WALLACE.
The above will be acceptable to the citizens of Viii
mugon for Commissioners of the Town the ensuing
Dec. 18th, 1851. MANY CITIZENS
Town papers will please copy.
(Communicated.)
For Com
The following would be acceptab BILE many
for Commissioners of the town for the ensuing year:
ROB'T Fl. COWAN, D. MCMILLAN,
S. D. WALLACE, JOHN McRAE,
VIM. A. WRIGHT, P. W. TANNING,
THOS. H. HOWEY, CHARLES D. ELLIS.
In justice to these gentlemen would say that they
not been consulted in the matter, but feel confident
elected, they will serve, and make good Commissioners
MANY CITIZENS
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-12-19

great meeting was held last night in behalf of
Ihrasher. Resolutions were passed asking the gov
eminent to interfere at once, demand his instant
release, and warn Spain against outrage in future
Great enthusiasm prevailed and war spirit strong
" manifested
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-12-19

NEW ORLEANS, December 9.
JUDGE SHARKEY GOING TO HAvANA.-Judge Shar-
key arrived here to-day, route to Havana, to en-
ter on his duties as consul of that port
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-12-19
Election of a Kentucky senator.

LOUISVILLE, Dec 13-The long struggle in the
Legislature of Kentucky for United States Senator
was brought to close this morning. by the election of
John b. Thompson wing, on the first ballot
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Arr1End.

Ship America (pk Lawsncs before reported from Lv.rPoo
800 whmdss and 400 70 Kngslsnd Co. Has bad
deaths the passage S5h ait whs rssng the maintoPsn Aa
gusus Clover seaman, fell rom the yard striking the top and W
overheard blowing the ms
heavy could bring the ship toohe lost s7h
PM 40 a. lon 81 80, isanshP Africa hence tor
Liverpool
ship Sorrns Ellis Havana ls days. sugars, cigars Get Moses
Taylor &
sAp Meters French Stockholm and Cbsooug Jan with ms.s
70 the mast.f The NJ anchored ia QuArantns last light
brig Arctic Of Shsburns N3 DoAns, from Mansa - d with
pcs mahogany Maitland Phelps The br brig Emporium,
Coer All 7h ut of Cape Cruz brig heus, OF Beverly,
Matsan 9th ut Saw the brig about
Isle Of Pines; had Whs back yards aud
the besch March south of Barn passed the wreck OF
vessel supposed her be brig With the bosd quarter ont OF
water bsng smack alongside, who was tasns oo out
rreA Falkland Boston, days. with mdss to Dayton
sprsgue.
Sch Jasper Eiekerson Boston, days, with mdse to Aas
Co
SCH Fashion Lsr ng Bosom days with mdss to w Laws
Sch Gotei Small, Salem. days, with mdse TO w Ropes
Sch Pawnse Smith Bfaniywine d. mdse % Allen PaNon
Sch Emma De Russy WEks, Richmond, Dc. with coal
Sch John Watson spnue Richmond ds, bound to Stanford
with coal
sh Cora Bartlett Little Egg Harbor Is, with coal.
Peerless. Burns, coffee honey, &C. 70
a With brig Clara, for Philadelphia Lett
banks Boston d Mara Hssey, DAVIS Port
as 23p Homer Carlisle for New York s5th; William, Bailey uncj
brig Creole PHILADELPHIA IS d. schs Lucy Ann Tor Ba
reported brig susan sid for Portland Ish passed
brig john hence Is out also brig Wn Me0I's,
fm Phladspha. IA ds aud sch Madonna, Of Prospect
s'oop Isaac Borden Kinney, I'm Fall RIVER
sloop Thomas Hull. Hull I'm Providence
sALED-ships Galena Lssyi, New Oreansj VIM sprasae,
ChAce Mobile; i.pudencs Fletcher Liverpool Baltimore Cam,
Havrs baTks Milford Hspburns Gaveson nontaak, Brown DO
ard othsrs.
WlND-AtsuBset, WNW.
The bark Edward Kimdsen, for Apalachcos sid Ssth
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Disasters, &c.

WRScK-Tle lot boat Mary ca,harns wreck Friday
seno of Nantucket shoals Saw her poop poop deck VI
part Of broadsds with her tmbe sticking
bales and water casks floating about IL appeared BE- the
wreck Of On Of the caps Of ts
pun Brown Liverpool" makers probably II
blovisg heavy at the tine
ToraL BlsK ULScAThe Swedish bark Ulrca,
reported ire Chaeson) while beng toNst
10 land her struck bank and caPzsd The vessel
: under water snd will prove total loss
BAG WILD Foster from New fort bound 70 seuVas
pot Norfolk zsth ut distress with loss OF topma' sails
&C.
MAATHA BHsNAS, York, at Wilmington, NC, 9Th, from
Charleston the Bar three days, and will have 10 20 on
The rsIwfy for repairs -
Sea WlL4N JoHs Charleston GATH with 80 puncha
lot Of the Br brig Minerva, before reported
ashore the bar Of stoIs RIVER
7O po lard &C. srd 70 bals moses, part Of The
cgo If the brig Ere reported wrecked the hanan
Reef we're no Nassau Mp where was sod
lo 900 70 se 070 per cent VI which vas granted % the
ssvois.
Bar Elm Taylor Phadsph IN Boston, reports having passed
25 p-t bearing distant IS miles, that portion q
shoat which from - den COS os ong'f
vessel Of 0lfthen with 0sams oossn 10 NO.
having attached painted VII e and tanch sols var
mixed ard green Same dy passed mzzsnmist and
sveu b. cotton which doubtless belonged 10 vessel
from h sgTens separated heavy gale prs'sns
from ENW prevented the pching up OF h- cotton or
pieces Of ihs WiecA. ,,-,, -, -. -, =.
sb an SATURDAY morning AID broke fudde fons
ieet of wssr 10 her hoh Ire
cargo 10 - saved eainas - STATS
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Concert bY ColOred People.

H. GREELEY, EsQ.-Dear SIR: Had you looked
in at 80 Broadway last night, you would have
obtained the following information, which you
seem greatly to need at this present writing:
!. That the colored portion of this community
can be nationally happy, Notwithstanding they
are in the midst of a community with whom it is,
in your Judgment "neither natural nor desirable
for them to mingle' and without the gOries of
social amagamation, or the heaven OF office hold
ing to gladden. their sight or stir up their ambition
,. That the same people can add to the far
fame of their country, by contributing to the
escape while flying and the defense II arrested,
of American citizens, whom so-called LAW holds
bound to perpetuate Slavery by pcetense oil an
lrlsritten contract in which neither said citizens
nor their forefathers ever had any hand or assent
unless the constructive assent that may be put
upon the begetting OF some Of them by their
Anglo. European fathers 80,
B. That the same colored people can be highly
intelligent here in their native land this tact
being proven by the getting up OF said Concern,
interpreted with an address, and by recltatons
of an order not excelled hereabouts, very recent
", by any class OF the COMMUNICATE ohcerl got
up at As hours notice.
And this intelligence mind you, and musical
skill. springing up, away from and without the
sunshine of popular spPlause-nay, beneath the
Gloom of frowns with which you would drive
these people away from the land which gave them
birth.
This brilliant impromptu Concert for the Bens~
of Fug,tire Slares, will be repeated at BIO Broad,
xav on Monday night at o'clock Come and
hear; don't send you ticket the knowledge Ii
worth twenty five cents TO you.
March ], 1851. yours respectfully
~ The above should have appeared yesterday bat
va accidentally crowded out I'D. Tffb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-04

LARGE SALES OF LARGE WORK." Dr..
Webster Unabridged Dictionary of the English
Language, published by Messrs. Merriam, of
Springfield, is selling at a rate unprecedented we
believe, for so large a work. Almost 5000 copies
have been distributed among the School Districts
in Massachusetts, during the past year, in cor
formity with an act of the Legislature Of the
State. The demand from other sources has also
increased to the amount of several thousand
copies beyond that of the preceding year. Many
copies are now sent to distant parts of the world
where the people speak, or are learning, the
English language, for missionary, commercial,
and other purposes. The Dictionary would be
an inestimsble treasure. not only in every School
District, but in the family. Young children may
be taught to resort to Webster, as the arbiter OF
disputes as a safe and satisfactory guide, and as
storehouse Of invaluable information In this
respect as well as others, Dr. Webster and his
Editor Prof Goodrich benefactors to the
country. "-Bt6liothecG S0cra, Jan. 1851.
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weather Items.

~ "'''e 'A"'' ~ MONDAY. March SIS, M.
BrFfALo-A sudden change in the weather. sEery
cold wind strong from west with huries OF snO" 'ne'
a; baron ~ as - -, -, L. 1,
RocHEsrER-It has showed by spells all day, though 10
general II has been hne day very cold; VIVA "es'i
iher IS -, A.
sysscusrIt has been a cold. but quite clear and plea
ssnI day cold raw wind from tho west Ins evening"
lAer 81 ,,
UricA-A stormy, unpleasant day; cloudy AVID cold this
eyepiag; wind northwest; Their, 2S baron y 700 .
ALBANY-C ear aud cold wind north west baron. 81.
10; mercury in baron 65; ther. p
TsoY-Sky clear aud air very cold raw wind rom the
northwest; Their "a
b. Baths Line, y HaHs.l
BVFFALo-FOrt POlk-Bsrom y. 46i her attached, al
detached, 10 open air, - SKY 6 wind VS. snow
inehes MONDAY, March3-9, Pm.
ROCHESTER, Cold and clear, Iher 8 wiad weat
AUBURN-COld and clear; wind northwest
SYRAcUsE-Ther. 50; cloudy; wind northwest.
UrleA-hOdetste; had very snowy day, and cloudy
Tier q
koRT PLAINs-COld and cloudy; inches snow fell to-
day IN tn forenoon: wind north west; th-r 20
AlsANy-COd and cloudy wind nOrlh'wosti NEXT
TRof-Sams Albany.
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foreIEn Ports.


Sailed from harsees 5tn u Org JosePhna Henns'a, m iof
Isys,..s A. H.vrsis u chips Gsorgs Harbut West Tor
Yrk :; Dsaus Faasoss 90 Do rhsaA Her sr % .Ob
son DO March s Mary CLARK Emsrson 90 5.hi Ohss
DO wins do l3th Rhine Doane d. lohi EsPndoia bA'stT
New Orleans soop Mortimer Living Baos d. eo Lexington,
Thompson, 10th Hantress Laa6sri DO 1h Lsnas D,~f
AZ Lo nd sb III ship PERKINS, GIpsrek sIpec,si 20
load for HYo or 70 proceed Wales Dad iron o the Uned
states; Janet for Bo;oa or d. brig Albert Io Ar
chat, cB) nsrmaud, for 20, dg - -,
cd I'm Rio Jansro jar 9Th snip Corner DeHhaIst YIN JAMES
RIVER San F,ncsco tn brig Zsnts PACKET, ls Tor NOR o'
9Th for Baumor- sh 0afAs ions "aas NOhsansi
Az Babs JSs bl Paul jones' Taylor for sale; only Am
vessel Supposed have I'D bark sar;s fa4s of K' 'AnsHo
Arr at csssrs. Jsp 81 Ellen Psa. Bssn' SYort s'
Petrs, r zssTod San JJan. ca.
Ar at Grey Tow8 CA s4h, brig Larch iof Ss" ofsaas
at Barbados. Jan a brig Fairy shsd PhasspAa taad ID
F.b Tor Port SPAN SD Jas II, Fnmouni wntnsy, iron
PhlAe.lpbls for Dsn.arara-l -. r. c..,
let. Ca Torrs is Perlzs boston g. Pssrhof Ia
Boon IL O. Just ar Vsrs0ni More IN fh.as 2ha q.
Fsw Port sna d d. arr .oh, eseg Chareh
~. arr lOh Banng Bro'hs Cssr, fn DO 10 g. 9l Pow.
tstsn i'm PhacsPna arr lsh dscG Deusey hadg
81. ~ Pen.aeo d.. dsesj MlAsdon, Buter, from
O.leans q. lsh e Harriet Martha, Leshs for Ss~ To
sa Dc Cuba, narsehss Tor % doi Elabsh Remington
oos1E charter brig, Mosss Hsneet, IN Buek.port
aulsh Torc,o A,woos i'm Do ar net hstamor,s Barber Bog
shsmoE Willard in Do ssth DsPha, DAN Jgb q DO /.
srse rcul ds arr - b. Ls~toa Garsnsr, saa
o. 2Oh Lima zgn Bosoa Canadl oD
loAs ie tSiA Aet~ ushfg SH1s
PIERCE fftor chaus Garlic Neville, for - 5g EmehasJoaa
hossHe Harcck Dsmo1i L)cs Gnr, and Gsfsls bafef
cse sursns Norton from Mach 2hi feszef lBf
scrseh Tor Boston soon; hshant wssdoh or Csaen nsrt
day hch shgts er Savannah dg Active, "ank'on ' "a
vsr1ah. 49,. - .,
80 I'm % 18Th brgs John Bach Melville dnlzion W. =
Chsron shtogre Savannah; 90h sep Forms Eu. VIEW io
bsrk Pesy san-ood On Sierra horeea ro ead o'hns y
John scobrd Philadelphia brgs Roscos MCrds Canit Fso
Ato hcInf- M.tsras- Mar Lowell. 0oodnx Bsha
Hsrs; Msrnts willard Portland sch Prospect Gin1, dstan
-l tng susan N Young O;is, DO. 80.
sr Nssb t - Sas Hand Aeksy Philadelphia 1871 brsi
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Serious Fire at MIddIetown, CT.

MIDDLETowN, CT, Sunday, March p
A fire broke out in this city at II o'clock this
morning in j. S. Parmelee's variety store, and
spread to the store Of ]. c. Beebe adjoining, and
to the block owned by G. Elliott, and occupied by
II. & f. Johnson, shoe store A. Pullman, book
bindery; Bain's Telegraph Office; #. A. Grant,
barber, and the Sentinel and Winess" Office
all Of which establishments were destroyed. The
goods were removed from the stores in all the
bic extent. Stephen Crittenden's loss was $4,000;
insured for $1,000. Beebe lost 5000, and Pullman
$1,000, saving nothing and having no insurance.
Baines Telegraph Office, nothing saved and no
insurance. Elliotts building was insured for So
100. The loss in the Sentinel and Witness"
office was s2,5OO insured for Sl,50O-books and
papers all lost Johnsons insurance on his stock
will cover his loss. Grants, the BARRIERS loss, is
S3OO
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cha. S.rs.. sthi.or cs.oa cossre. sosdl-,ss scs,ss
Emshns ws,s PAiadspA ca lsh esz -s- sfosaoek Ns-
Yosts e,rs Lsrnb. Psnbrok ss~toi vssas osrfss
Go, Saah. Hera.. Bas,oa
Atnsy,xoe1 PR lsh an bah FrAss Frsnc or ssw Hsvsa
hr kssvr.. O. CO. " Armsfo,E Afn.'feag %
De- Acuru. Kaos, Emna Frsne-. Rsrt.u and Bse s, N
hos VIC Royal SAILOR Hssson IN soroA arr sh ~ts sfoss
Lspheer I'm se-buUpot sfg sch, Geo Tags r. iof Noren
bE aad Others IRA sehs Th's hsyhes sPenes
Evsns Baltimore
Atsaa Jusn Cuba u csroa. oOoA Zoe BOsssa asS1s
the 20fh
At Gardens. S0th uh Hamoa Msss. m Fosis.s.
Mars befsey DAVIS 81 hg Prosp~e, boz ior Boseo.
DO cfowe Lesegans s Nsg fok Lyfa Beans iss 10.
grgs ARIEL ter N Por, and 7h: Plata street fn 70.
posnd Stafford I'm % d.rE Delhi Hog se.oa ~
sth; Iong L0nx In Fsrsfo't Chse spans, IRON Hs
VISA arr 6 Gre = Young IN DO, eth. cA.as saps os
bss Venus Orr Tor Do - g. Maine srhnr of ro.ssnes,
NJ Ysnkes snail ForaaH hse Coz Nes York do xancs
Psrc. o Nsv YORK 10Th; AIu E1sb,'b WAT for rhfei
pS, or ,eh. H.e rns Barry PrkioTt th nsssrs.
Hartman from Thomas, Hh Carter "ssF' iron ha's",
arr lSb
Said from 90 lTtA srEs Fh nattocks Porndi shra nst
nhsw Grn sth bsrs PEcno ssvyer ssi srxs cos.
Porter sou- Dfn. ws-r Pof snd Dsra Ds~osre
adsph 18Th ship ob FA,ten Yukon, hsiasIss osn chs.
nec0rty, Ne wYors brs Roamsr, rch is Porsrs; noss
Bosncmsn. NfoFk.
JaEo ILL., bssi 5, Jse Jordan. Porns big Ads
Inc Morton, NTors. SD TIL ba't Juse-, Parker Inn'dh
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HAVANA.
seamen's HOspital-Bethel, &c.
Correspondence of'the Tribune.
HAyANA Tuesday Feb

Correspondence of'the Tribune.
HAVANA, Tuesday, Feb. 10.
Hssvs Greeley and MeIIrah
We have been in hopes that we should per
GIVE the effects of action on the part Of the
'seamen's Friends Society,"" at this session Of
Congress II the establishment Of fine hospital
n Amc. ian seamen, at the port of Havana. The
sseleus has been prepared through private en-.
iesprize, aided by the influence Of the benevolent
association alluded to, and the terms for nursing
and medical attendance reduced very much from
nose pertaining to other establishments Of in
lsror character. The season is fast APPROACHING
snea the sailor must be subjected again TO the
aseese of the climate, aud be without that care to
sseh be ia entitled
Tia great measure for the relief of large
e@ Of our fellow citizens. comes associated with
vary matter to provide for their spiritual wants
asdeHt Bethel Chaplain for the port Of Ha-
sns may DO the means of more good than can be
acrlated
Yesterday and the day previous, our papers ar
ncsnced the change of the Ministry at Madrid,
sslssout commentary, and leaving out the flight
Sarvaez to Bayonne. The effect here will be
'ahileral. 10.
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To mariners.

The following translation Of comnunioaton addressed by the
Bahia BraEl the Consul at that city,
published for thu Information OF those whom may coneern
vessels having brought this board OF the vessels liberated
beros probably that such expressly
consider
cealy inform order that make snown 20 the
Interested that all cOmmandsfs
bring this port liberated slaves not Bra
themselves TO penalty Of one hundred mrses
every persO brought and also the Of their
directed by sth article Of ad law, and vnch intend
for The iuturs h. have Vigorously enforced
Secretary Of the Police OF Bahia. Nov !. 1880.
ROAO MAURIcIO WANDERLEY
Light Reef rapid gess Of erection,
the being already rassd shout 20 eet Il con
tempaied lighted tho 4th OF Jolly The light vii be
FISH Lghto fret ORDER says letters Of FEB y, from Key
West
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TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NETWORK 5


shps Gsens Levitt New Oresn. WIN Es.onj Gszss Hsneer
Francisco, Osdea. Rosu' HOwss Liverpool spOiord
Tlsston Co; Col Cuts, Chase, Mobile.
Buks-Roube Chass. Matsnzas. w Sales, Jr; Ganos
Osnsr Apaachcoa Coe, Anceon Coz Asrsnirs FRI Catoa
q Co. L.cone Miller New orleans; ESac
Stevens, Savannah. Sturges. C'earmsn & Co.
Brigs President WolsF, Port Pnace French Mencke.
John French Bell, KnSsion, Jam, EVEREST Browa; Abeoaa
Ave,y, Ma'snzas, c Road
choopers-Ceyon Baltimore; Frank McMath Norfolk Brooks
vile Lmsburusr Jackonvls. Hurbut Co; Hesas Gnhng
Chassan Mccrsady Coz Grants State, Haett, Boston;
Repubc Daring Kingston, Jam; Undsrwood Wiley; t,
Chss Boston; Amanda clifford Moon, Jscksonvs; Roselus
Frenh, Tsuatou Ann Hopkins Pe'srsourgh frances HAe
Steamer Rough Ready Gnnnsn. South AmbOy.
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PHILADELPHIA.
Arrival Of the steamer City of GIasgOw-Mar-
kets. etc.

Arrival OF the steamer lily OF UihsBoW
kets, etc.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Monday, March 2
Hon. THOMAS Burnside, of the Supreme Court
OF this State, is lying dangerously i'll at the resi-
depce of his son. in.law, in Germantown.
Abarn situate in the northern part OF the county
owned BY Mr. Bobby, and pied by Isaac Hun
Ter. was destroyed by fire last night together
with nine cows TWO horses, hay, straw, etc. Inc
fire was the work Of an incendlary
This morning colOred man, named Passmore
II. Pier, was shockingly wounded with razor IN
the hands Of John Hagsman barber The affair
occurred at South and Thirteenth SITS hagaman
was held TO bail in 81, 500 to answer
The steamship City Of Glasgow arrived at her
wharf in this city this morning. She brought ~
messengers and heavy cargo. The following 10
a correct list Of her passengers: ..
CoTToN continues IN limited request ana prices &c
settled The FLOUR market bas undergone no cnaaBe'
Fuher sales for shipment have been maze Al ~ ~ = PAY
rel which IS the uniform asking rate but lhe oeshu -
rspae o. e 81 as l2t for common and extra 80
fancy lots Or tigbeT Taes. RYE FLOUR Is straa - -
ard CoRK MEAL at s287t y Dbl Ia WHEAT thefe nave
been no ISLES The last sale Of RYE was a. " GU.
bushel CoRN couut ues In limited request 81 - a., -
shost OARS are Gull Small sses OF Fenbs q. - - -,
hushel. Ia GRocESlEs and PRoFsioNs lasIe ~ Tns
risl chaIg LOice. The splendid pscke, salp
varca bsioueing 10 MessFs II 4 Cope 20 = L'uo VI
Liverpool Packets, cleared 10 day with me loO .lns
Ale cargo tie largest taken out from tlII 81
Flour $500 bbi; Corn. 10000 bushels SlusFclIoI
rs hsds Tobacco IS hhds; Coverseeo. % tcs Cooe,
6 hses and Oil u casks WHISKY Is beaay 81 = seIs
10 BIS ard ga az cents 10 hhds, but the sAes ~ &c
S.IEs OF SrOcKs-Fvsf BOard-7 Mech BL ., a. -
PeupRR a.: 5000 Allegheny City 6s, . - kead hA
lI: leo do 3lt 60 do, 81 10 Sch Bk, =; - a1u
A. IN Bx III 500 state &C. 10 OlI; 81 Lehgh Mort os'
n 500 NorrsioWn RR Ca $50 $40 Sch Nav os % tS3
5000 State g. 81; leo WI RR 81. -. 49, d
second Board Grsrd Bk lst do lS.;I M Sse o.
81 4, 10 do Sol: Is GirsTd Iie snd trust - w
RI 6s 10 50: $50 Read RR sol 81 do, Ss % sJr'
Canal l7s;l Penna 81 Flors &c Ci'y " 1o Soc
Ion Canal l4i: 100 Allegheny City 81, y. ooti i''S
~ y - 4. Sch
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A. M-Yesterdsy morning, about o'clock, a
~ woke out in the Levee Coffee House" sita-
~ % the levee. The losses are estimated as
tvs; Paul Murdoch, steamboat agents, be-
ia $4,000 and S3,OO0-Do insurance, policy
k.ng expired on last Saturday. L. w. Cady &
sls Co, kyanized cordsge warehouse, about
49,, Mr. knowlton, lard oil and candle factory,
s2,'OO-entire stock no insurance. Ssaines
liz naer dealers IN store ware, near 81 ,5O0--ea.
~ a. ftock no insurance A. Mcdonald of the
e. =. Scout Hotel, sustained a loss of about
nss-no insurance Levee Coffee House. Nv.
.1s.senan, fully covered by Insurance. Sewers
~ noases in the vicinity ostaioed oonsiderabe
ssy oy their goods getting wet but the above.
6sass-'eve are the principal losses by fire. The
asS gs belong TO gentleman in New.York,
'uiiy Insured. Cine Gaz. Feb. q.
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Passengers Arrived.

~ ssnIhtp Ciy Of Gassote al Phaaslpsr fos Lirrpe'-
NJ. Astir CAPT o.ugutss) Ms kn oahAr ino, Ia
and dy James shoobrdls. rhom aaRst, X
Meyer Rooe Seson, Henry sroose. Joshua ROB Joeoa
Haraan, w Ausia. Jsnnsoa Wal sty and n gh
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and LADY, James Lndsav lady aud ehd D.vt Cds, Hs
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Druma oud Hall lady George GRAFT Mr. Hast g. Eiwsrt
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Simon Temple Mss suto Neal Cole Root Tucker Jas Aefsaad
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Nv TolearaDh,

BOSTON March 9-Ar Bridge Cardsnas Feb 49, Sch'
John Simmons Frssencksburgj Edward, ny
ca ba,k Homer for South American brgs Hayward aud
Cushing Port Price Wilmington. &C General Marshall
ceautgosi Eight Sons sagua Canton Phil sh ladeps'dsace
Csrdn,s Native American Cuba Thos Feaasr PA Ia LOUISA Cora
aqd American Bells.-
WISCAssETT March SD sch Eliza Warren, Wilmington.
SALEM March Arr schs Joseph FarWe, and Mary Crocks
NYork
new BEDFORD March 2-An sch Henry G bis, NYork
NEW ORLEANS, Fec 25-Cld btrk hars, Nfork.
Arr ships Monterey and Clifton, Hfork.
CHARLESTON. Fs- 2s-Au brig OAK, Boston
sAYANNAH, Feb u CD sch Lamar, NYOk.
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PHILADELPHIA, March 4-drrUed-stsamshlp City OF Glas
cow Matthews Liverpool ket ship Wm Penn, Maoney
schs Duboeg Wnsmors, forkj Aehsah d. Johnson
Cape Mey.
Ciearsd-Packe ship Tonawapds, FsTow Lvsrpool .chs
Fay iBostoo; Cape Fear Kelly KOIbury Tobias Hand
D. johnson. Brooklyn Watson LsVerton
Baltimorei Virginia Somers, Noble
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From the south.

BALTIMORE, Monday, March g.
New Orleans papers of the 23d ult. are re.
ceived. with dates from Mexico to the sth Zebra.
airy. The new Administration there was very
unpopular, creating great dissatisfaction among
creditors.
Jenny Lind was to give grand charity con.
cert at New Orleans last Monda night.