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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-10-11

an population scattered along the cnaat. 6roDt
Fort h0ss 90 San Francisco, and from tba
head OF ltnssian river "a sonora, 90 remove.
and adopt that a. their future home. Alr Nc.
kee has already concluded treaties with eight
different tribes, who have agreed 10 reu,oyd
Ia their new home within one year. The a..
tent Of the reservation i marked by range
Of high mountains, and includes an area Of 4.
bout 20 miles Ia length, by ~ 10 rs In width.
The valley is we'll watsrrd and timberedand
\ considerable portion Of its soil Il eAeeedine
rich. The mountains abound Ia game, and
the lake with fsh.
portion OF the Newspaper press in Cali.
lOrniA 10 discussing project for dividing tho
State at the a7ih degree Of north latitude
making the southern pArt separate eoyev,
eighty, Should this movement he suect.s6,l
Il 10 undertOOd that ia projectors will favor
the recognition Of slavery by the new state.
II - proposed 10 call a Convention Of dele
gate rom the Southern PORTION for the inter
changing OF sentiments upon the subjectpre-
paraiory 10 bringing the question before tbs
Legislature The project Of division meets
" III no 'Ayor eNeePtin a few ofthe Southern
eountieH
The accounts from the mines continue auilo
a. 'Hso",aFE ~ ~ ssl lleNiols hlne Ia
w. 800" y'u' =, ~ n"n'ns county
Gs H. No, ,s,sa nn ad{ ~ ,n,o ol'eT~,lon
dance. In tic northern mines, the same /.
ooser,A6lr except that the machinery d all
mic eyerywhere have been saH"G ,,a's ~
great numbers who have heretofore worked
iu the ordinary way, ara rcsOrting 10 the use
/ Of machinery. Rich quartz veins have late.
| " been discovered within Tow miles Of Ma.
| Tysyille A very valuable discovery OF AnrC
erous quartz has also been made about two
miles above the forks oftho Consume River.
The produce Of the country Is now brougb,
| 10 n market in considerable auAntities snd
| tho quality il stated To be- very superior The
weather has been excessively hot, but n air
average business MAS going forward, at remu.
nerative prices.
Tho s,esmer Fawn. ON hor Trim G,o,, g..
,',,',,,, ~ Vs.aan az ,Is 'Is,h 49,, -,
m. Can,sio AIcVsn Cssncn - III.
..'',,,l,J Ci.rL ,Lc gno,inoor 81 49,
-, a. E;re,,an ,ycr. L;iioJ NJ, -.
@ -. Ill, ;n,,,r'.1 ~
o,,,,,,,' ~, L.sn s,,,.;,L'' Ia,b
~" ~. = 49, ,1'sF
"n,'.,. 1911 -. ,'n Iii VIZ ''N'
""'' az Wv ,'Nln ~, -. $1,000 F.'d
count, IRON, inc rogue rlNor stA.e that ihe IN
diAns nave pevone Ps,'t Hn'' , " Emmy Mf,
u",he'' WI " D",' ""'''''' W "''e'"' u''u
on INC '''" VI "'R"''
ARRIVAL OF CALIFORNIA MAILS, 4
~ 900 200 IN GOLD Dt'ST
..,,.
An'' J'"" '""a'o"' "'s '''"'""s '"'" nun
Lbs steamer OHIO arrived ai New York At
; o'olpek Monday morning, with 400 pa'sen.
gers the PACING mails and 100000 IN gold
on freight, and passengers have about 6oO,-
600
Among the passengers ~ the Ohio arc
Capt; stoddard AMI crew. Of the l-AiAyotie'
which vessel took hrc oil Chafrer On tho
~ - 80" v l'.tn - -, :, - ""'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-10-11

Ma TuoMrsoN, SiW.-llsvinr hccn one
OF three who followed aud killed bear, |
give the particulars ~ lullows:---
Having hrcu considerably annoyed by q
bear, the past scason, killing sheep and de-
.tro,inr corn, we concluded to watch in the
ruru field hrlnuriug 90 my father not more
than twenty rod. from our house. Last night
we went out 90 watch him NJ about half
,.t-I-.s,r w.. t,rr-t -rrrrtr rrrtrrrr tfIu ttUtt
aud comr within two or three rods of where
wc were, when we rose and fired az him and
followed him into the woods,rallmg a dog aud
putting him on his track. The dog soon came
up with him, and W ANNOYED him that We
shortly nearly cnmc mp 10 him, having FOL
lowed him, as We judged, about three iourths
OF a mile, IN ciruitous route, and brought
him within some scNonty-fvc rods ot'thc house.
IlGnzLuuirI lnr a La.hi-and Mated LII
one was brought. We were now within eight
rods OF the bear which we overlook in poinp
twenty or twenty-five rode whom hc turned
aud gave battle, but was quickly met with
the bit ofan AK on the head, which soon
stopped him. Ailcr bringing him in and
dressing him, no signs of lis being shot was
pcrcciyablc.hnd we suppose lac was no, touch
cd by our fire. lie was quite fat, the meat
weighed two hundred. Tho names of those
with me were Carlos Wales and IIavcrhill
Burnley. If this is worthy of place in your
paper, please insert Yours, Sc,
-HnlloI,- - =. '--tr-t r-T-g, > r,-
(FrccmdH.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-10-11
4 FEAT or THE bolton noys.

Three hoy' IN loltonpcrio,mcdlast week.
the oNfloit ri killing large bear with IN ~
ia q sot hattie, but II our readers arr like ~
they will IN most Interested in letting their
spokesman who sends ~ report Of tho a(-
0iir, tell the story IN his own language. Here
It "a.
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MORGAN AHEAD.

An interesting trotlng match between the
Black Hawk mare Yeopdtra and the Morgan
stallion burlington, came or at the Cambridge
trotting course, un Thursday, Mile heats best
three in five IN harness.
During the first heat, the mare led off,
gaining two rods or more, but Burlington
kept at work easy, aud near the close of the
sAte.t all he haA lest atit e:if,ir,=
ahead. Time > 81.
During the second and third heats the
horse had things pretty much his own way,
winning them with the greatest ease. The
Boston Bee says that "when the stud came
in at the end oC the third heat, tho cheers
were warm and-l0ud for Burlington and Nor
gan.
TIM StAMEsE TWINS OUTpoNF.-Thcre
arc nnw on exhibition at Rochester the corps
es Of a pair-ei twins whiri1- shuw a remark
able mnllornation, and beat the celebrated
Siamesc. The two bodies have grown to-
gethrr from the top ortho head at the side.
down below Sre chest. They have perfect
features and limbs except that there are but
three eies,. the third organ appearing in tho
crntrrrathcr larger than the others,an hav-
ing double pupils. They were horn IN Can
ada the woman n native Of the Island of
Guernsey. having had several chidrun pre-
viausly They lived Eve hours at(or birth,
"nt ~ Wg nmv iI't minute. hciDiu the other
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Nv Telegraph.

sovvorv t,,e-t,ls Br brig Aauods for wInd es Bald
% .oopsf adsn corn Jour- &c, IS ashore AZ hatiea' NE
sais tales place Wednesday sesI ,,,o n, % s..
BOsTOS Jan l3Au ship CofsAr taHsalAno oes -. 80
Dec no. lat is lon TO- bark Prudea TN StSa noA Tor ne Ae
-, Al. ~. MI. IL. u.x. 40
rns Dbt Baltimore brss Parthsron Belize Hontur's, De-
- Henri Cutie Pensacola sch Bovdch, n WILMINGTON NC
"a hu Columbus York 20 oat for California oarks Elm
Diamond London, las r savannahj sens onan'o' Caaea
jan iSIGrr hs Convent, Phla Melville wa,has;on, sc Ga
SALEM jan ia-A schs Grace Darling RIVER Glmss Nov ~
EXCELSIOR. Tam err Delaware, Ne~ YORK.
CID nth. bark LUCIA MARIA Zsuz 0ar. 80
PROVIDENCE JAa iiAu bark rnton. Apaiicheoa ors t'
Mobe Fountain Georgetown, Sc Lyfa Ann chm a.
Fh1sbe,h Arr and Gb.on Bt morsi oxford Ap7aasn ooP
Frown Oregon, an. Oxford, New fors 49,
18th. Ro bury, and Milton Bamore 'oop " II bow
en, HYork. -. ,,,...,-,.. .,..-.
Bristol Jan oar brig Pstr.t Matsazas, Dec y.
FALL RIVER, Jan l0-An sch MAY, Batimors. ,,, al.
Brig Smlhist, Martin from hAtalzAs,n DeioN az Na'- wa
lo, Of frenast bovspn tops us and otherWse damaged
EORF DIX Jan l7Cd Br brig Asmoes TOR " sst Ina
Bait Sob laden lou e. ashos A. aalesA'
ne sale tab place on Wednesday ueTt
PORTlALD. Jan liar bark Handto1, Sar'ena,i osss
Patrick Hesry Havana Elmm Aerial Cardenas vi
hR. .chs Mouton Gatee Phiti Ga ofs nsnr7 N1oSi
HOLINESS HOLE Jan ls-A brig Harblngsr, Fayal Nov 20
NEWPORT Jan i3Arr brg Scksou I'm Boston St =
pta Pao Alto, Caten for Charleston, SCI sen DspaNl o.
Welipo SO brig Ellen Weed, fm Mstone Pont PROV soop
MARY A smith, Darling I'm Rsppahannock 49, 81, H..
EEW ORLEANS, Jan 5--Atr ship 81 Chass NiOrti ~
wes;mu and Yksburg NYork Wabash cheoA aad AqadA
stV4ENAH jan lo-cd bark vesto, Boston.
CHARLESTON Jan liar ships Abus and ltayi NfofA Nu
KY WEST Dec sS-seh Aabamama Trosr arrived
leaking condition. ordered Geo Anthony ne mate 0''
Isabella Reed arrived reported heavy storms her
sails shted chromstsr oroA7 80 9 o's 'N
new and sch Gov Anderson. for Nfork.
Jan Bark Mara Small, hg nr Nfork.
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DIED.

n, MONDAY Jan - Of Group. GEORGE EDwis o. - -
aged safs : ID n'.s
q family are respeeEog ~
49, fss3eucs Of % pafents ~
- 'eit a. sneuooo HIS remains VII be tahen 20 S'P
His for nferueut ~ 4 luaes. RICH
rsfive n Bal nnnye. the 18th year q ns AZ
A6D ,Soss 81 firm Of T. Donney Co are respect
% send funeral tlis afternoon, al 81 C'0A'
49, ~ y,,-r.s 4 without further invitation =
- Of vstsf On he bran, DANIEL e-1'-
1o-b,rd A m cKeune sgsd = year, .....s t,. =,
frsds Of the family respectfully invited % as ~ -
.-sIps DAY. Tuesday, al - O'Clock, from me ''' " ~
ss5 CIV IT. ,ses g. Captain GEORGE wISsLo" Of
hshsn MAS "a vears
~ Perryssu Al Oho) papers please e9p d, NJ. NARY Ar
Az Benevi1s ,. J. Mon5sv nnnfni'e' Jsa - -,
HOrR SEQ y years f-ct Of th@ ate Cspl Sonn M CO.,
liz fss5s or lie family AID o. hsI COOS John a ~ "a
a. 80 III AZ James John Moore are y n = =,
20 ,t.srs her funsai On Wednesday l5th inst sfS ce
100 Jan Q ALFRED WILLARD Jr 'oa Of Aafe'
o. thu City, AGED Il years .srry lac extoa 81
johns Chapel = Il. e,,,Iv sso the members OF Gey's
an q al o y and nsnbers OF swan Lss -
- n ~ reosc fully invited % attend ne IuDs@ ~
NJ ron his residence II FfV
sns4ssly Of congestion Of the BRAN, hss hAnN'
aged - yssra 49,. If ~, .ncle John GRAY,
visd 70 stie15 neI Ilns. .. q y III ;ciocI j3 StFt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-14

The little steamer Galveston was sunk few
DAYS since in Trinity River. She had been aground
since last Summer, and ON being hauled into deep
water sunk Immediately.
A letter published in the SaR AntoRt0 Ledger
says: Judge Rollins has effected everything
which could be desired with the Indians, notwIsh-
standing some very embarrassing circumstances,
among which was the total faiare Of his beef con.
tractor Capt. Ross Of WacOe Village. The In.
dians present have manifested every desire for
peace, and have accepted promptly, and with sp-
parent cordially, every article proposed by the
H. g. Agent, among which was the restitution Of
all stolen property and prisoners in their posses
sion, and disclosure OF such as refused TO deliver
20 the United States authorities.
They have delivered the little German girl
lately taken near Lamar, and have pledged them
selves te give up for punishment the persons en-
gagged In her capture. These restrictions and dis
closures are to take place at another meeting, 20
be held near the same place, l5 days from the
date Of the treaty, THE 10th Dec Buffalo Hump,
Yellow Wolf aod COtumpse, were the principal
chiefs OF the Camanches; NechOchilos for the
Tawaceonys; Acequash for the W acoes; Chicote
and Chiceto for tina lipans-the Csddo chiefs not
collected These % course are not al the North.
ern indians, nor were all the Camsnehes repre-
scented. Among the sSsentees were also the
n ecnis and Wlcoitas, and some w acoe bands
considered az among the mOSt troublesome. But
II cannot be doubted that these must socc0mb.-
those present adhere to their ledge of xposing
those depredators. they cannot continue
New Orleans Pr .AyUne. Jan.
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,.ns sporasls r sasi 20 ia DsDsrarA III ns ne
Cult stream sch Lib I'm cansss 5f ChAfesioa
Cd fbers reported hrs) Eh sails 5oThs svay rom e
snars appear damages 70 any Wy oo"e
hard a. - time, cculi al board her.
Ser Fpma crewsH Boston, d. niis 20 SW Laws
Slb May Gsorre Gnchr.. sHtven. . g. ~ ballast
sch Com Kesfney, Chas- Boston. d. mdse .-,,
Moniesaa. Bsys Yrgns,3 D. oysters oon -
sh Amelia Krlana Vngnil a.. oysters. bound %
$50 O crlrr.s to Armstrong, Of ssT Hi7ea Ss'0na
day out san a small slocp bottom up.
Sch Paglns. Parker. Yretis. d. wood H.,
sh Yorktown Wnghn feisrsblrE q. mise %
sd sidney N-sr 8oes sew Lrncon, ga1te, eoa'i ~ E-
srh Rhode l.'sr3 setson Rchnond, rdse n master ,
Charles Rhine st-snsn Great Efs duhof, o. elN.
f3,b pst Al AN shsu about l5 nus 81 sandy noA
coIIser - - Warren Ssis1n from Jsriey ry W.
ss-i tie former BIZ ng away - b1vsprt rear
snd arboars cath.ad. iof@ botl vessels "
cprrsfe frsc. .ans % alelu Nethef 81 l.s -
scft ard Il bsus The TINE, The occifrelee Ns
81 Iobs 5 Harm. Huron James RIVER, q, ~oot
Ell Pa Ens Washington, sc, cotou and naval stores "'
SCI Ts-uips Brothers Rob.n.oa, Gsorseowr, nc, aoaf
81 Ivruryus " lh. Bait q, cosL
81 Iberty Osborn, Bait. : 81, coal NJ
81 Na,,ta Wells 6nia, Charsstun d. mise 10 ''
crsady Co
81 M.ivlna sleight Bat. DE- coal
scb Cov,sha A Crooke. Grant, Bar, ds, coal
sloop soen8id. Hall Nhsven' "a rn
ssr Pssobscot Carl Philadelphia ndse, % stanton
s.J IN s,.sbp Fnsrire City Wson, Chagrss ship eilS
- Ro cbar's.to o. bsrks Isabella Hsyn D-ning san rhA
S Kst. Iloeoln storer Sacramento City, and others
BETOw-shp Vermont
z sunset w.
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er.,ton Hcarssus sch SIDES Nsne ssa Juia q Neaga-
ArrBr,hp wn Ward. Sculsf. 81 fhonnas
G ~, Ear, o shsr'sf sogs Liverpool barb hAnEoi
1,...1 R.sos; sch sam B'afos Ssnsro Ar sePs n1t
e.n-u. K,r,rsr WsLsbof0 Me- C.migs, Day. LvsPoc h.t
es;s Bl Jor~ LIvsrpook BsuHtoa fossg soson az -.
Doe, GansE. Re- q yanefe efe 1890 ~ ~ - ~
steanlsap Portsos. BDsht sf L~.-ea, -P
Woo hury LsspsoL roFh Aflatc Coos CO. yoha
Tucls Torf Arsn.e Ro-s 90 A'ghasy sogrs-
81 barks snsi &c. kvfs hsfoecs
Sork brs Weeds Ch.rDsfhn, Nsrios Arr ssansh "a
.fto sn to- LasacA Bay Galveston slp LarAn S4e rss
Yo,k. bsrk Wssh. rsssons fch Corah fortef nfa
so sssta-o Ree~ coming ~ stp = chsrss IN Nss iofs
PHILADELPHIA Jas ID Arr sch Lsphyf, Doye Nfofs GEO.
Ff..yf M,v. 40. A "a. L0pef Js1ss klssr
SAVANNAH. Jss AR bari MARTA Anra ass' C.sssess
-. No. Watkns NeErori Hsarstfa, plhs 20 70 ofk
MAJ. W DER cofn ee- Foi May J,,s f''.s a.
r. ~ Ben Nevs Tlusr issrpooi ses So bsie,
urr.u Yor ssttse. hug ~ si~Pa.t SAf,A N-eps ga
- - I'd ..rs ca q lii-e, hsfr ard 0iAssoN . -
A., ~ Southport. Mccsrrsck. Nes toski hfe n
cS,t,S esbourr- H.5ass 80 orEs Z WArr, Oohn New
Yort Mary Jsss Gates, p SO pn... 81. 49,, -
Wilmington. JAn s-Au sca ao1lefey Asey, stoft sfs
- 80 On Kely &c. Am su'b. T-n, doi LantHne sorr-
sehs i5ss sch NAY Fio-s Hooper, Bostca. ca 0
-. Totl.rs Bfuty SOrssas Mary PIERCE rsfe hysgssi
- g,r. Means Boston Alarc, Pfossef' hfofs A3ss Men
tsFuld ia.
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ID omestie Ports.

APALACHIC0LA Jan aArr Dec &C. schr Atsa coukEn New
1ofk 10Th, barb Ruth, Luo BALTIMORE 3h Comoro Chase
New ION CD Dec ~ slip Peter Hsitrck. Rockwell AntEso
3st sch Jenny Ind Hco New Orleans Jan Qgnsbaug
Springer Boston II porshps EdWna Parmes Tor North Ks
rope tg Joseph Porter B Bscke Tor Liverpool M John Dun
Ap saoAsa for Boston, d0 Ysnda soron Liverpool do
Sorss hepry for HavEe Do Columbian hsrssn Tor do
kIceor smith for 90 co barks Edward Knu5sou YoE
~ Fanny ncaE Cole for DO DO Qgnnabaug Springer
ton DO Robert Watt (Brl Barton I'm Liverpool VIZ Ruth Lufo
ef BanHors e Comoro Chzse EsvYoss Wig brgs Madison
Porter TN sorsahs ao Barnard saVDdsrs I'm DO; Hunter
ALEXANDRIA, Jan l-sd brig Emily ,Brl Fritz s, John sB;
sch Hamilton Dayton NYork
CHARLEsTos jan s-Arf brg Susan Ludxis Youar Mayor
esns schy Cofnei, Ooocmanson Baltimore, Champion Bake
wilmington, NC CD shp Ophn Wocd Lvspost Br shp Tnios
SnIts Liverpool ship Jonn Cumming, Dwight. Apaacheo Fa
poacre Columbus Palmer Palms MARKET bfs souts Hard
ston Argus. Havsna brig Vtc.orps Brown Bait
mo'F .eh Mary ID seul. scuu. Darea. Ga
sthAn barks Squ1sr Ryder Bostoa Car0rs Sherwood
OH Br bak Warehouses Of Yort
5ngs ADELAIDE Washburn Hunt Tobasco AGsa Merty Hsv
ana Fa.ta, Pencetou Ssv 0rears Cathane GUIDE New
lofsi ID his Harmon, Ioca seveu. Baltimore
he jag shD Aus Gregory from York Cleared schr hsr
hhht Wssator West Indes Went sea ship camdsu Ser
6k0kGEIows sc, Jan s-Arr sch Oltrs Fibbs Sew York
GALVESTON. Dec STAR steamship Lousars Law ess Nsw
Orr ara 18th shp " Fan1a Norris KYork 3h brig cassd.r
ngton NC CO fftA, bark Eorumbeza, Baxsr NTork br1
800 r'''@o' Dssfsns lntanoa; 2sth barn Carlos, Sears
MOBILE Jas s-Arr shp President SMITH Mysr No.,r. ~
S iaay sr Coston CD 3D. brig Macy, Pastel Ha
hokFoLR Jaz 9Au sch Bsny Fazgsrald sbank, San Bias.
lOth, - naYoleaeac, hsgure ThOmast0n-
HLM hAtEh, Jan 2-Au brig Nay Flower Runusl Tnniisd
"a niofh sch Dart Palmer Sf5kj soop Amazon Bsifyu
- Haf New haven Hunter West Indies sch mary George,
NEW ORLEANS. Jan J. Cd shpa WIN Baeb,oek co.way No
~ 'rA' p) bQusta, bonrast Barcson6 bns Lacy Bfows,
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s'2s s1P Lsington Lieut. Con Mtchel G.brataf Dec
ne an bored on tne Bar Sunday svennr De- u -.
L1n Pur.st sis-lfe asd Of small poE having ess ses5 -,
y Gays elfo 0raar o. The 5h thrss an3 M 0rh -
~ - w 'Asl- ana 1oirs
Pseiet ship Rhine Dosne, Hsvre Nov q ,ss. 81. ,sr $50
gers 70 HlI but Co Dec ~ at 4 10 a 10 IL. Z, -
ne NteeA Of - 81 SCI hsoe, IN NeEiouadAad 5suof II 49,,
rfh os OF io-uast ana decks nppss ~ ans oths. $500
hta IRON l7f ne captain AID crew blown al A. 49,,
eo.a %. sA - baggage q ~ Dec st a or "a I'll
-, ts -seA q ,as ea Belle q Betlu Nj IN NC.ro ooJ
:. , - III tIs los Of maanast. sails al bo.a 10
paes nai oeet oqthe days from NCRohaa; Il bloEsg -.
ro1E sea @ a The tine could aottuz ba. Toe -
ne al 1e eAptaa tnd 4 MA who nearly sn d.sbl-s
Pae-et ship lokioEn Br1dsh London ss P,r.raoo,. -,
rndss 80 $ pass % GrI-asl, mum Co No' 81
horS tart hheIs.s, Laht Falmouth Jan "a A -s--.. -
&c 70 ruz<4 hacks - r-''--.'i runs
Brig II olt, ToEle Jsck souvile Pa ptb mn. +, = r,
Ha-R1 Co 9Th Iast south Of Cbiscotes5q. sfi \. = ~
Eirursu Of tsrt T.isr ggsd and abs1dol %; hss L.
q s-isg caDsn. = 5lt had iisltsd ssafn 'tP'N-l-'
Br hrr sssos Jslsrd Leshorn es o. sus G,rs,,, AZ -
/ - rsss &c 10 N on 4 Brown - ~ NAY
b. Nahon, a. 'oFs rsEorec) GgPun 81 Thoas "a D..,.
"a, u d, hds msi a., 2 - Santa &C. he M Ro
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TRIBUNE
PHILADELPHIA.
Ftremen,s Rxcursion-C Church In Darkness
stocks, Markets, &c
Yndeuce OF Inc 1hOuno-
PHILADELPHIA, Monday, January ID

stocks, Markets, &c
Correspondence Of The Tribune
PHILADELPHIA, Monday, January IL
The Northern Liberty Fire Company left our
.;tv for Boston, via New York, this morning, ac'
eompanied by q splendid band Of music. Inc
Company numbers sixty-hye men. Their + ngine
il new and cost upwards Of $4,000. Previous 70
their starting this morning splendid s!VSI ~, :.
and several hundred dollars was presenter ~
them. s. NJ. Smucher, Esq. accompanied '''-
their orator. o. pa.a-s
Last evening during service at 81 essI
Church, the gas lights were soddeniy 5o.od
ed, in consequence Of the meter ge.ue ST.
The congregation were compelled 70 stoPe SnSl
wav ont Of the Church ia the DARK not WITHOUT
some difficulty, however. 80 ,,lI
Mrs Cook the sick woman, VINO was 30 cr9eiy
heater ,oms days since, by Susan Savon, Is dead
60. iii not be prosecuted as there Is no evil
depce 10 prove that the injuries inhicteo' causeu
Mrs. C.'s death. - -.
The Waccacoe Engine Company left this
morning for Baltimore. They looked remarkably
well. ,,,.u.,.,. .,,,,s. Ia,
haa Tendency TO reard operations CoTToS Is he'd nfin
Iv but the sales are limited. There IL raAer more ~
brands sold al 62} y bbl, including some o. Ds. vi
brand ala IS Sales for city consumption g. s3I b, Sy
~! eon D. " orr nothing doing. Corn MEAL 10 held
M "a a. mi sale Of Brandyw1ne was uIuo W
~ c;RAiN~In WHEAT there have been no iransae
a. 1rbereis more inquiry for Corn, and the market Is
Taiher better supplied Sales Of 5OOO06OoV Oushes @
sOuihs yellow sasa Si buss s5s WGsxTTss
market s wen supplied SAFES Of DOS @'i'' "'u mus
oy syocxs-Frst BOard--$feO City S. "a: i0i;
sPeen RRd 4S4 10 Louisville b. 1908 S5l Union Canal
I4 M so1 M 10 "a S o aG 100 80 SsqaeSanSa Canal
~. 10 Pbila Bk. $50; Is Readg RRd, S64.
Seo0nd Boayd-250 morris Cana, - "a iu ~ 56
sch Nav IS Is Pha Bk, iiO; $500 Chez and Del U.s. o.
S; II Mech b. set
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Dec lat % IS on 10 49, Ergh brig Gibraltar Dec for
New York
Jan lat % q Ion 70 g. showed eo ship Huron Of Bosou
standing 70 the 3 and Z.
lat "a lon @ 49, sr brig Rover I'm csrnuda bonnd
HahlaE.
Dec 5a45U lon 80 49, sIchaDgsd sgna, with .Lp Shirley
bound Egst
s4h u let a 50 lon q 49, srch signals with Of the Liverpool
Lane Of Black Bal packets
7 asi lat 81 40 lon q 81 sEch Squalls with ship bound
Ing a white Tag With black o the center.
No date, Whpple Ihomast0n Boz
had
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In Sfeathip Empire Guy for Chagr-W Davson Bash,
Thomas Hersch Ernstsn FED Daniel Tsmps
chas ssrol Dsvd Hurst Lewis, Mrs. Lewis Ms W an
Turnbu Mrs Rosster ard servant Dstr Lewis NeSisd
Haght liner Hendricks. AndrsV Roberts, Joseph Boston,,
Sale Koschand Myer, Roganbu'ghsr, Grsenba
Chss Lang, Lang. Mr. Knck, JsWett, Mrs Jsvett
Mrs. Esther Nichols Mr. and Mrs. Alderman Mr. and Mrs H3bscn
Left gveh, Henry w Corbst Lnt1 Lee Albert FoElsf
B8ckbes Campbell, Ham hon, Gregosy, Taylor Dr.
Barker, Cambpel sheldon H Guyoa, Archi5ad
Hundord Oscar Truman. Henry Ward Taylor
W Pummsr, J Dnsmore, = LvBgsiou A Ftz Brggs, n
Wight Adams, Abrams Harrs, scons, HAddoek
Chestnut Store StumpiJ Crovs Wet WIN Bsrky John
Berry, Isaac BIsrraan, Jacob soft Dufour Wssake.
In ffeaHhp Phade yta from Acic OrcaAs Jas for Chggr.
} RaVles, Carrefs and lady, Mss Meyer Mrs Hltto and
chlh Mas LOUIS, Worms. Worms Tucker Raiuhart
John Edwards Cook Mr. Mutto and lady M Franklin child
Roger, Mrs Fuller MAJOR Bourne, Frsderck Coombs
White Mr. White. Co Mshead, May Well Truss, Jsfr
son Waace, Wa Wallace Peysf, Mrs Dune and child
NA Dunno Or Baker 2l6 hborsrs the Panama Railroad
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TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or EEw-YoRK..JAyt 70.
Clenred.

Clafkt Phiace.rha ' -'-
saFs Wasl ACTON Psgs Liverpool Eros, Hicks Unssrrn,sr
EaEe Ha1Eart. ~' wv -''
fshrs, Bremen, Pope a Co. -
sss ta.s Hanson, Nusvas. Oven sgus; Louise Crs,r
lbrJ nenAe Charsstoai L1nt Williams Belfast D Bros
- AsS-s's sioas saTannah surgss Cisarnaa & Co
c. rsls Woosts, asyague1, stgrgss Co, Mary Wse
Nfol-,i 1olaFes, saw Whe Sarah Merrill strsu, RE-
more Waller Lord Globe simmons Wasungtcn CT s.t.-
N--.---, , neOr..1y 4 g. Y0-aa Ornaasa. Norilk
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By Railroads dayiRg the last "a hon, SIAN.
lS-By EyIe-lS7 b6ls WHISKY g. do Flour bales Wool
PA dressed Hogs ia pigs Butter s6 sides Le.hee y
pkgs Cheese - bags Oais - do goar 9s head Cs,le d
Calves, 40 sheep aud IS bushels Barley.
BY Nes York aHd Nc,o harca-ls bbs Whisky lsa nkss
Cheese 100 bbls Flour and $50 bushels Rye Mali
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DUH ADERPHIA Jan i3-frrcf- ship CAaton Deiano ooI
s-saI ssrt Porhs,tan syvsste Palermo seh Aisas ga
49, st,r k-rsou ProAfsncs Eva, osre5oi ~
" w c Rstsy 40. MARY Mott, smith, Great bey tsfuo-
ciees-Brss Hs,ty Daa) Baton Port aa fr - 49,
49, c,-.,1 Reisr NYork Eva Garwood doi "so "anias'n
C.,r 7 ..rbvle NC: Mary Mott, Smrhs N1orh