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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-30
ForeizB Ports.

liverpool Jan srda-ky Bosani saeushi Wash
ell Nsv-Ofeans CW7h w Boane Williams Nov Ofsass Es
Wsch Do. VIZ WIT sangsoa He~ Yok 9th Mary car5hns,
hc0egor Bobs daD Hal Rin, Baltimore; Onis. Bfamstsat,
CITY P0at Va 81 5th, ships New fOrs, -, New Yors Cron.
vel, R4ler Bostoa
ADV gostoo cs-a8a ~ stans Jan 49, DAalsl Web
Howard 9Cih iva Phbruos 3sth s.
Peter Tu srh ospafch tor hew Anca, 4 Lott Fen u
18Th. George Crlwri Hamp,ha. chss, ADD Amsrca
La"relce 18th Isaac Wright Fafoer l6h. Guy NJ usrns. IA
wards 9tb Liverpool Gordon get Jesephte Bo'nhon gS Wa
srloo Harvey ih West Poia' Ain 49, Geo Green Rs5nan
hoairIuma De Coury and Unvsre Bro geb Fo Phzdsphs
snnah, D0negy lsth OOnd Barlow ehi VIM Penn, Ma
rey, sdih Shenandoah. Dscan FEB For BtmosF Bruns
Landau gthi Rcbua, Kans sch. FOR ChaeonJava Robert,
500, +h For mtissarah Jordan with d-psch For New Or
lsAnsR shefted DAVIS Ilsb WA Nssoo Cbse's 9Th; Blsnh
Gfsu and Cara Whee comngs Sh H. Pc Bradford. 0ih, oh
Ia. IRWIN, 2stbi VIM Pattsn Tiecba1. with Dispatch
Advert sed az Bordeaux Brush Ouk for sYork; Aired
EHa Wsstbuu iot DO tucrso seni-n AuEysa and Gilbert
Tor do Harvest for Philadelphia tredch for New Ofssns
harsses Arr Jan Coo1a Tor EYoFA %, cssas Gan1oo
New osaa Uaca Becker New YOri; fh EOuI Moore PAas
Adv DO Tennessee Cook r, oresn. C.aSs do; Ar
snde SANFORD Or New Yo EOas Moore Tor do; Stella del Mare,
caaz-Ar Dec % Marioa sanpson Tnss,s MagBO Ulrxk,
haVre, Ito lad tor q s'Eies.)
Lsb' nsh Dec n, Asnsne California. 18th Emma Rosa
SD Dec ~ HenoFoou. Wording hssana l9h y.ons,
LosiE London Jan TO- Cha, walter Baker aud May R,ehs
Tor Boston hIars, Evans Pratt Cor Me- YORK 18th,
500 Warer Ocean Queen Gr-~ob snd Psus Henry Habbs
Tor do dei Helene YomaE do; RsmAn. PsBaD Hong Eoas
and Canton feb 10 Ag01au Noi, do onsnt Palmer sb0t
Yarmouth wv Jsa4 GuIrar- Lucas. Havre VIA cO-s
land Old 9th or Cshiorns)
Arr Al Cardiff Jan g. III Whnsy Freeman Liverpool
Ethl Thompson kufhy aud Josepha Day 70 cad
ArstNewpOr Jan ship Trr orozler Lv.pool TO load Or
SD from d. Clyde 3d. Janet BsHe BOton Boos.oy Ne
In 49, GsoE for New Yoh McmAc for HahfI and Charles.
ton
Advsred Hav. 9 Greenwich KnEt for Bo.,oa Csur:
Connecticut. n Tel 4td Hslse;.a, for Nee York.
go IN Eoehs.s Dec :s she Tally No. smith. sYert
80 IN Bermuda about 18Th inst steamer Monumental CITY Morris
TN Baltimore Dec ~ Tor San franciscO
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81 ssH.iss Berry, N~Osans 70 days, cot'a, g., 70
Ns'sQn
sch Q.rcy Norris Bo.,on g. rsss - Poster Nrsrson
I-e.s Crc--f. Boston ft I'D. rrs- % " LeFs
sebJ " 1aiis-u M.rgar Nah'oaton. NC, rsssl stree
So kal Nth.vs. Es.ip' 90 o. fta. 10 sreit No's
b C.ltl. HsVcs. SIC. Il1rsf. - hret & Noss
Sch ra--sfa @ Eisvo.ta Ne Gays, lumber sni aih, %
81 Kons Kesner.oo Boston - hours mdss Poster
kckcrs.n
BET0w-shps Fnblsrn Gays from AntFsrp, % hlTalt
Go. Reliance 30 dsr Chns osfss hAffe,
Is 3sys lfo Hamburg Lscn o DAYS om Liverpool 70 saass
kucwr
sALED-R steamship ksia. lag for IveTpoo' shp sevan
EDWARDS Wahpud Cupid DemsAfe hsthsf
Etrateth shac1 ofi. MAJ asuft. ard oiasfs
MlND-Darrs tie cay ~ aHf ffesh
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Domestic Ports.

APALAcBl COLA. Jan eAr brig Globe Lsavu New. York.
Jhn bopJan Heis ssarpor ba Lady Kesht Chsts Boston;
Shpos .se AaIera Bosais He~O'saGs CD 18Th ch Louisa
Mary hankn Laioure,t. New squire Bro Ro5a.oa 90.
crcot Grant Do Bepsst.r Tra,ss AsTauera Cd-sehs
beth oty, \ c; Plato. Hanno.d q. NV York
SAih yanE-Af seh AHtAss, HclorooE, New Yof ca bark
BosIoS. Js3 ss-Ar.A Kate Hove So..ros- S.-or-sr.g
Atlanta SAWYER Poue. &c.. Hin saco Ts,gr.5b.S brr
Panama a. slhor ssassL Eeas. uaeous,a the Paasss
Ar1arsa' Orr Havana scargo Ser M. Ftss"an ssa T,an'e
brig, Az AGA Pa esr 81 "a ~ sn.to Cor HoeearAs ws
Shore p5.or Eassfb CIV P ~ -1 go 80
New Yors CABOT Bout, 90 sd .. saehorsd % tbs Roads,
Dssh - h o. Mosi < 40 q Ii. Ros4s
CALAIS Jan-AfF brgs Gale Rchari Bostoo Protect %,
ELIZ ABErs cTTYArr prev q Jsn Is sch Ph.b. wHsza
sor.l nsr ar copper ffsdsnLsosrg Sad cdr
fALL hlyLk' Jsa 2eAusch wm Wright. Rngsrs. Bafnsfe
Hs~fork cd ron eelo- sch Worcester, heoss
oEoRGETowS sc. las 2-Arr sch ys;orv clareaes salem
sew LOsDoS, Jsu e7-ATr sc sohvar nrhts Hew ro of
Bstot utea DAVIS Portasa FOR Ns~ Yo,k Up. James Gos.
Asasso9 B'' Esspo Tor 90. so sch, Ssposoa E'dr' Ds
sEw BEDFORD Jas 81 A ships South Boston. sosl, ss
Psafc Ocean Horouiu Good k.,urn Cook 81 E. Ri
san oskood; william William IOu. Hsnv Gsbs, cushnss
NORFOLK Jan ss-Ar sch oyoea Hopl "a. E.~ YorL alsA
Frobc Ayn Tor California; Mary Jans ssniy Tor ss~ Js
ss1 sys L.,E Leg ps9sa '.'s VA sI R,
nc.
NORWICH Jan ae-Ar sch Alnua Smith Baltimore. CO f7as
shs LADY Csoz Ee.Ses fsw fot; Mob Roy cbampha 90 -
PORTLAND Jsn 9TArr sch orsoc, Adams. PhI.ssphs %
S Osd IsBev, Eliot Hsysns; KaehL L>ssa hssntss
och. Monitor Isrsy Havana GoA Heater Fzrr Bostoa "a
fhotIDEsCL' Jan s7-sh brig eeorgs Abbott sAHhs'"
PHILADELPHIA, Jsz Ss-Arr seh Bssmn Reeves, sha''
SALEM Jan sg-An ssh AlnHs AM, wal, PAlaaslPA. -
Esv Yorb
SAN FRAEcIsco Dec i5Is Per, shp Dana caass.n efea
40 &c few Gays sssAs teghr barb Geo Ivo Sosey' ee@
W, Do Do
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ysar e he age
fs5ds and Of tie family attend
n f1era uhoui further notice from h, a. rs,ee y Io
1e = tbs aitsrusol a , O'Clock.
On lhlr.day svsnisE. "a mt CHARLES HENRY NEWMAN
lie L. s Nav. ~ - -
navel aged oysars AZ two -onths
I9e hsnss" ne family invited a,sri tie flrsa from tie
feeoeres Of e pars1 corner Eikb
20 ofio~ y aitsrDoon ocoek Her Va b tster
97 issss.y jan Is Of arOPy, Mrs. cArHAEIsE ASs PAL
hef e sno those Of Der erothsr r. Perry AZ. p
41ese 70 AtsEd Der luEsra Thursday ocok n from
Ss rssSelce lJ segk Fst - W1lsbagh. Her rmaius I'll
Dc i1isrftd a tie Cypress HiHs csmstssy.
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by Telegraph.

sOPFOTK Jan 0-Arr tfs fsss Wood. I'm NsS ocsAns Ia
Hampton Rls y" faom so- 'm Bristol eOuod 70 Cry
Port ca brig NJ (B'l r'-Ngs or Wet todNs
BOSTON jan g.-Arrosrk >tanoa Roche Nos b. -
Bre Fuslcer Lst hsrA stess iof Nors a
days. the co.., AI vessel &c..
"a tp Kos.uh Maarlas ssah. MasrEas Bay stats
Barore brig souih-r, Chsreston sh johnson, hsyague
BATH. Jan Arr sch Auti.--. ~ r.
CD bark lie eu Nus. dstsr1-s
PORTLAND. Jan sSCa iugs kmy, SaaenAH' hA"AseeAsNs
Matarzss. sch Atla1te. Porto 1850
EDGARrOWS, lsn 2.rr hrc Crosby sa'intn az Lex
br. Ag.ro Psaiea Or ouces-r cs Niger, ~ IT, hou
ssrrat tor Csthsgcut lextdsy. -
NORFOLK jan oar bff Henry Wood, NOf'e1ns
In Hampton Roads rbark WIN Thompson from brsio Tor CT
Point
"a bre Vile tBrl Msrcelus. iur W-st Indies - -
Island Sunday
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Plot boa; Eclipse IS ms sSW Of hoatauk POat
81 NJ fuli OIL
Bedford shp south Botnn sows, ~orh Pache
HonoUu sept bb 96oo DO ~h OIL
add n Co Reports of Cps Horn Nov % lat - 90 oa
60 60 passed whale slip showing s"ao" sa ssas With .sr
Also ship Cook North Pacific ocean. Ho3oug
fu csrg1 bb oJ ans lbs bone.
SPOKE Nov H. "a cps Hon Rante-s Gobs, IRON sBediod
for North pacldc lean
sroAsnInn lat &c bdl ou, saib, westPo',, moaihs
out lSb bills 20 on.
bak TO- from Fiya brought 81 c'ss sperm o. landed
al ~ Shsefs the ~hch letter rscessd
New bsdTd states at al he cal smaans al FaJ excepting
atoli go w, sss sl ped By We ~.
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auofren. &c.

Dec lat ss 90 Ion g. cssn from New Yors FOR cadH
Nov lat IS s. Ion a 4, ship hub con. Of Soston.
Jan 10. on Key West chip Zone. Of Porand. - -
Jan n hon 80 shp susaunah, tof Bddeord) tor VII
Dec a. LAT a. n lou 81 W. bark Stella Nara, Berger from
Rotterdam and Bosiou.
date IN 81 w Am ship showing four Gags
blue white snf r-d III oth~t
Jan % H Stone, leiwssn Ch-sion ana saFaauab) phk mo
gene, irou aew Orleans Tor Charlsston
49, S 0R - %. h Couns lprobaeB Cheofa arr a.
Bostsa 2bthl rom New Orleans bustol
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OFFICIAL. Board of Assistant Aldermen.
GTATEn SESSION. WEnNEsn.N Ian

Pyessnf--A. A. ALvoRD, Esq. President in the
Chair: Assistant AID Moore Haley, Msbbai, Mccarthy,
Bovce Barr j. B. Webb. J. Webb, Crane, Miller, Smith
Tiemsn Pearsall Sands. Ward, Bolster Ely, Edwards.
PETITIONS.
ora C. Benedict for relief from an erroneous Tax. To
Committee on Finance.
OF Heury Brown FOR compensation for damages bv the
- Nursesv having be en- damage e. To same Com
BY Assistant AID Barr-Of Michael Do1ssha' 70 re
suaIe curb and gutter and sidewalks on 0fSAas- toaA
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Disasterr. &c.

ses Hr,cHrhe vessel reported y ne 'ea
Squas c the oih INST proved 70 -
bak Eua Hsr5ck uHey, fom Ne" Osssq. She got
without hIoNn osooosi some had iVAsn hAas
oi sugar ana arrived city o. IrestV
Ksr wEsr Jan 2Ih~ ssv-d from ~ s~eash pig "
phde Opposed fsrgng tom 80 20 80 st
bale The vessel pieces the late ef aud voc eoso
dn-i bse picked up ca sao sof1
Rect me r.e m be- si a. On the return of judge Alrvn
yrsos fedttg ard II be ged a. an hem org sns
will require b. hove her fs9aet VIII De fpe7a 71
L..n- IL. .ral A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-30

Cd 800 bbls. 40. 1s.aas. Sd; 100 tuns Fustie,
I2s.; Ashes, los. &c. To Hsvre' the packet OIL
the LIST proximo is fall at Of cent for Cotton
and that of the sth has Cotton at the same rate
Bark 81 IS, and Palm LeAf at IS cents per handle
The new ship Rocklsnd, s29 suns, bauE at hocH'
land, has been purchased for the Caliio'nIa trade
at e56,O00, cash.
Annexed is the official Statement Of the condi'
ton Of the state ank Of Indiana, Nov. 10, 1880.
Il shows very strong position, the surplus fund
being over $50 000
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Receipts OF Produce.

W WEDNESDAY, Jan. =.
By Ere RailroQd-ll3 packages Butter. 80
casks Ashes 20 nbls Whisky, 100 DO Flour 81 bushels
Sheep 27t2 sces Leather, Hogs, g. cAlyes % bales
~, = bags Flour 81 bales WOOL, aud Il bbls Pork
lie Eew-Hayen Cars brought no fleiz br biIs uis
morning - ----
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PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA. Jan dtfT rtrf0--Hafts Nsto@h
New Otsans. LOUIS (Breml schsm Bn-msni Gem hAnn nd,
Bo M bs Canton Cro~su do WIN Mhlsofy, dth7ura Car
S,ra .,br- Thom. Frhe. New fTt Col htuol N9rh,
DO. Georle dvarl NAV. 90 q Catsl Cav, Do fg'
Can staten Island Mechanic CAM fa hve Ehoi sharp Prov
deere.
(s,e9shps Jane II 81 don Chljs Liverpool Bsnsa, bfAs,
San Frnpeo schr George fdwad MAY BOstoui Fy Cal,
so 10 Cats CAV New York; Mechanic Cain, Pfovdenesi
EUot. sbafp. NV fOr
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u Brooayn CO tie 2sh asst D. Rev. Law WIN H. BEssEY
= Ms SARAH J. salTH both u NorualG Conn
Jsa y Prof Such, WA. BRUNSWICK BRONELL % IA,
SARAH HAAlLTOH ~
Il Hartford Wednesday morning. o. By Rev Dr. Bu.hseB
BChGLs P. STARR All CHARLOTTE 6. MONTAGUE All al
TIA; cty. 80 "
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The Boston Pos. says Considerable specie mas
been sent to NewYork within a few days, bat
none are troubled at the loss, aad we fad the
opipion universal that money is to be fairly ah1n
dant and business very good through the coming
Spring and Summer. Considerable Southern and
Western trace has already made its appearance,
and our large Dry Goods h.uses ave been basy
with it for several weeks.
The Annual Report ofthe Old Colony Railroad
has been published. The receipts for the year
ending Nov. so. 1850, were
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Ships Rl.fs Dcars H,vs- 1urbui CO; Tampa ,Y Va
u.-r, Ctar'estou. Boz a n rcs-n
Rlss-f IteIIuE % .reh. Ganis, Corr Cllsli,
Fofrar Orsgon. Geo se-rt~sf.s.
Br-s-sy lBrl frlurs Mrfsor IS T Whi.a-y dlrc1s,
Psrce. uce1as Back c., Vas nlF dsrceel, hlnsrs,
A So g.rtfs & Co.
fels hr 81 Nsks a. Ari.fsoa Co,
ssaua- SWIM Bamof- Jhon teessa. A6hofs La~ rsscs
Aiea Roston Comuod r. krr--f Shss-, Bostoa.
sarq fafs Fe4s.ck. vi ..f ~ hA.cl.
Rae Whaie. Iel South AntHY.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

markets... .NEw-oRLEASs, Jan. q.
CoTToN-3OO0 bales sold today at ! 10 &c de
cline since n receipt Of the Arre's news middng III
Prime RIO FFEE lie FREICHTs-Coiton TO LIVERPOOL ID
The Phlad-. ph.a sailed Tor Chagres.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-30

PRoyJsIoEs are firm. There are more buyers
Than sellers Of Mess PORK II 25 The sales Of dryss
meats n eco lbs Of pieces ard shoulders private terms
AM 10000 bs sides al s. The weather s extremely cold
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-30

aIarkets CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR TIE TRIBUNE.
WEDNESDAY,, January -
AsHES-The market ia more active fof Pearl, ant /.
steady Pots ar r.s firm, sales 81 ~ 01.s al 81
IS for the latter, and 62i iof the former.
Evnor, rom lst IN 2lstJan. 1881. 1850.
20 ... bbls2 1,8 ibl2
- - I'D So
COTTON-C oa,inues dull, and with down ward ten
dency increased by advces from New-Oreaas ~ t'ie-
grsph hen announces that Mldlng declined 10 l-c on
The 9Th. goo bales were sold today
Export from lot TO 2lst Jan. 1851. is2O'
Export from the United States, -
sirre la santeuber bales. .58l2li
Same time.
Connar4fps Statement Of Receipts, ErToyts AID SooSs 81
Cotoa al re Jogoloiag piaoes, at re dates NAMED:
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California Vessel. Spoken. &c.

SEPT 81 Cor CahornA '' 49,
Ssssrse-PehsPs the Capitol Asr0az from BOstOs, H.
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NAvAL.-The following is list Of the officers
attached TO the U. s. steam trigate Saranac, dag.
ship Of the Home Squadron, which sailed from
Norfolk on Saturday last for the West Indies
Commodore, Foxhall A. Parker; Captain, James
Tatnall; Lieutenants Thomas w. Brent, Over
ton Carr, William b. May, George Wells Acting
Master Albert N. Smith Purser, John j. Jones
Surgeon, Ninian Finckneyi Passed Assistant Sur
geon, Maurius Duvall; Lieut.. Of Marines James
IL Jones Commodore Secretary, L eroy Parker ;
Passed Midshipmen. VIM. +. Spcer, J. PoSey
Hall, Joseph A. Sewall Captains Clerk, Charles
Francis; Purser's Clerk, - Reardon; Midshp.
men, Daniel l.. Brsine, De Grssse Livingston,
Bancroft Ghersrdi. John d. Rainy, James H.
Row an Jr Chief Engineer, VIM. w. w. Wood ;
lst Asst do. Michael - oinn "a do. J w. Packs :
Sd do VIM r. Lynch, d. J. Mspes, T. A. Jack
son, + c. Dale; Boatswa ain, John Crosby; Gln-
ner, Thomas Robinson; Carpenter, Chas. Board
man; Sailmaker, James Frazer. Passenger
Robert N. W alsh, Special Agent to ST. domingo.
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GRAlN.-There Is more doing 10 Wheat but prc ar
cutie nomn nal We hear OF Of $4,000 bushels good
ONO for milling, on terms made known the public.
Rye duh al 70 G79c lot Of 500 bushels sold about
our quotations Barley and Barley Malt are quiet AMI
prices nominal. Oats Ia better demand and are
shade hTner al 45Gf7c for jersey and nose for NORTH
eTn Coru ID easier and very quet sales OF 5000 bushels
al SC for Southern and Jersey Yellow White Is held al
CSC, with small sales
Export from let 10 2slh Jan 1881. 1870
Whedk- bush. H5,o4l 33Bn2
OOIu fl,96 1852
PROFISlONS-Holders Of Pork are a shade frmer to-
day bat The sales very United the market closed
heavy a. our inside quotations. New plenty and IL
offered freely at IS 3 for Ohio and IS 80 Tor Civ
The sales $50 bbls Al u 8i0l2 . for Mesa and q
Tor Prime IL d6ll 6t for Sour Meas Beef Il quiet but
firm 81 57l U0 50 for Mess, and S50S6 Tor Prime Prime
Mess Is heavy Al Sljd6 Beef Hams are saesbe Al AIS
Lard s plenty and is In good demand sales of $50
bbls a. &C for Prime Old, and Il for New-mosy Of the
latter Butter and Cheese are unchanged.
Export from lstto 18th Jan. 1851. 1850,
beef....s....... .......s......bbls. .4.Z72 1913
fork...''.''.E... 1905
Lard....-. .2il4 l6,772
WHlSKY-There is moderate demond for Prison but
al lower prices Sales Of $50 bbs al z5td24c Drudge
IL easier sales - casks at "A! 024tc time interest
TEAS-A small catalogue Of Teas were offered at
auction by Messrs Hoffman this morning. and with the
drawn, the whole (a Teas) sold at fan previous
pnces-paTuy to 10 TO Philadelphia. No Greens were
offered.
LIME.-The market is better; the supply is light Saes
OF 1900 boh common RoeklAnd a. SEC, cash.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-30

TERRIBLE TRAGEDIES IL NEwORLEANs-
Nee Orleans, Jan. 27-Our city, last evening was
the scene OF two Of the most terrible tragedies
that have occurred here for many years one Of
which was enacted At the Verandah, between two
men, named Errington and Byrd, IN which the lat
ter received two fatal stabs aud almost instantly
expired. Byrds brother died in the same way bat
aiew days since al Lexington, Mississippi.
The other occurred st a ball. Toe parties being
a MI Tate and Miss sheppard-the former asked
the lady to eioPe with him, to which she answer
ed "No;" when he drew a nistol snd shot her
dead. IL appears the parties had been previously
engaged 20 be married. bas the parents IF .he lady
were opposed to the match.
CONVICTION OF DR.. SNIrH.-The trial ~ Dr
James II. Smith. for the murder Of Berenrers n
CaswelL at Saco, was concluded at Alfred. on
Saturday. They jury were out aboat three hours
when they came In Mt p. NJ. and rendered a yer.
diet of Murder IN the second degree The punish.
ment for this crime is imprisonment in the State
Prison FOR LIFE-whioh sentence was according
ly pronounced ON the prisoner.
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1885, 70 jan. q, 1851.
To Grt Britain bales obt7 To other Foreign P0rs.23
To France .............43.732l -
To North Of Europe. .I54O3I TOta 9oJ
lSnipping List
FLOUR AND MEAL-Oar market for the low grades
Of STATE aud Weste Flour is heavy he demand Is rster
more active aud there is dong In New Orleans ~
the decline noticed Yesterday The tads are buying
spBrngl " only for the immediate wants Spectators
disposed sell freely. but little, however has been done
al our inside figures Canadian dull aud dropping There
IS at the Railroad Depot Thesales reach
6OUO bbs Qnciuding 2O0 bOis Newt neansl al 37f ID
So for No superne; 63lGl IS for common 10 strait
State; 81 "a 81 Tor mixed 10 strait brands Michigan and
Indiana, and S5I5 O6 for pure Genessee Fanc IS and
Extras duh and heavy. Southern Is easier, with fair
demand for the West Indies. SAFES 0t Loo bbs at JiO
Go for mixed strait brands and 2j05 OF for Fancy
Rye Flour is ia limited supply sales 90 bbls al 9f0S4-
which IL heter Corn Meal Is not plenty. Sales Of Jersey
8 GO; Brandy wine al . Is, aud Punchsons ID %.
Export from LIST 70 28lh Jan. 1851. 1889.
Wheat Flour .................bbls. 4j,325 $500
E1Porf i Brea.rSs (oa nc United StafI GSat Britain
MI s-Llts M N.nfl-
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Which makes an increase Of receipts over last
vear Of about $4,000, aud the expenses about
$3.50 The amount of stock on hand Of various
kinds amounts to s36,579 90. The balance Of ia
come on basd, after making slndry deductions,
leaves balance of s2l,2l6 Is, which has been
charged of for general depreciation. The whole
floating debt has been paid, with the exception {
some unsettled claims, bat the cash on hand aud
suras due, perfectly good, will more than pay every
claim known to exist, excepting bonds.
The hoe amount Of Bonds due Jan 1851 s5-3O
Roads oftbe ID ana Il r r. endorsed By The Co.. $1,000
Bonds Of The south Shore guaranteed by the Co.. $500
Total.
TIE whole No OF shares Outstanding Is5tl.... l85i-oo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-30

Stock Of Cotton Interior T67H not ncudd ne Receipts,
1850. iSiO.
Augusta and Hamburgh, January l....5521 5L673
Macon, Georgia .......... January La 9l9 290
Columbus Ceorga........Ja January 4. 1859 I57D
Montgomery, Ala..........January llS,09t 1885
Columbia, ,. C..s......s............-.
Memphis Tenn ...........January IS 25lls 1901
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-30

PAPERS FROM BOARD OF ASSISTANTS
report Of the Committee on Law Department. ~ 49,
Of confirming The folio wing Assessment Liss anu appoint
ing Abuer Sanford Collector theretOr-ylz: .... -.
For croSswAk IA Wslisi. from the MeehNlOS " 'AS
OIion Bank. ~.
For ssewer built in l2dst fom be Il ay to the East
River.
For fageiug sidewalks ia Sthsv from 42d 10 sd SIS
For regulating, setting curb aud gutter s1oAes '1 --
ging FrOui-st from Jscksor-sI 100 feet eSst 80 .
Which were cencurred 10 adyislon-Ni4' dV'IN .stee
AID Griffin, Sur evsni, Oakley, The tcestueT,, Al
Smith. Bal. Haws Miller, Shaw, Bard, bllNo1' Dea-A
ter. kFankia, COuoklin and D0oley-l5.
report OF The COmmiitee on Law pspe lil@ls' a 'au
Of confirming the following Assessment Isis a-o appoint
ipg Abner Sanford Collector thereOr-vik - n,
For repairing fhe sidewalks iu Christie phes- from til
TO BleecAerst - - a, 49, 4,
For Gagging sidewalks in Avenue D. between = and
10Th sts
regulating paving ard setting curb aud gutter stones
ard aagsing 25ih.s,. fr0m the Sih 20 The loth'Gv.
FOR regulating. repairing and selling euro all Sl-sdi
stones ana Fefsggng Marketst between Front aad S5an
els 80 49,, ~.
For sewer quit In LexinetonGv from 18Th % Sothsi
with q lateral branch in 29th-st Ieful.saung A. me
FcuTth-aV. 80
Rors sewer built ia 9h-s from 500 Zee, west OF Saav
which were cOnc6rred 10 on division, viz ~ s1re
Aid Griffin SurtevanL Oakley. the President Aid Snn
Bal HaWs. Miller shaw Bard, BTon DelAnAleT' rfa9A-
jim. ConcSAn, DOOey-la ,,
Ala Shaw gave notice that he would on Friday next cal
up Doc No r. the same being the dram Of an ordnance
on the subject OF establishing = Bureau Of Railroads
Aid. Franklin moved 10 diouro, which was carries ,
WheTeupOn the President announced thai the Board
stood adjourned unnl TO norrOw, Soh inst a 0cocS
NJ. D. 7. VALENTINE, CLERK
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-12-13
American Policy.

For some years past policy has been tacitly
assumed or openly proclaimed as American,
which seems to US most unworthy Of that de-
signation. Its governing idea would seem to
be that this continent is the only legitimate
theatre Of American power and influence, and
that liberty or slavery in Europe is compare
lively unimportant to us. Its practical mes
sage to the crowned despots Of Europe has
been, "0nly let us conquer, annex, and domi-
'neer over our sister republics in this hemi-
sphere, and you may work your will unchecked
on the crushed and fettered nations of the
old WORLDLY. T. Tribune.
more unjust assertion was never uttered
To conquer, annex, and domineer over our
sister republics" has never been the purpose
nor the action Of our people or Government.
The American idea Of annexation, as practically
exhibited, is an anomaly in the worlds history;
for its terms imply the perfect social and polit-
ical equality Of the people added to us. They
are elevated to condition superior to that in
which we find them, and their voice is at once
heard in the councils Of this nation.
But says the Tribune, "hitherto, American
'diplomatists have generally regarded and
treated the contests of Liberty with Despot
ism in Europe as il this country had no pos
= ible concern in them" This is equally un-
founded, as all know who have witnessed our
concern for Greece, for Poland, for France, for
Italy, for Hungary, and for Ireland u We do
not wholly forget ourselves; if We do not for
get that our territory is Of vast extent that it is
sparsely peopled, that its welfare requires the
unceasing prosecution Of the arts of peace, and
that it is the only asylum the world offers to
the true lover of human liberty--let US still not
be charged with indifferenceato the cause Of
human happiness. We.haye neither tho ma
terial power to do all that generous enthu-
siasts would ask us to perform in opposition to
the despots of Europe, nor the respect and con-
fdence Of their people that win induce them to
be guided by our example and advice.