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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-23

Markets-CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR The TRIBUNE
MONDAY Dec @.
ASHES-Pearl. are nominal (beng IN the hands Of
specussors at S. jesas5 e2i Pots are quiet at 81 S70
COTTON has declined &c @lc. consequence of the
steamers and only 800 bales have been sold The market
closes heavily, but the sales hardly shew market
FLOUR AND MEAL-The market for western and
State Flour very quiet and prices are unchanged Inc
home trade buy sparngy and there Is nothing OF moment
per EaTopa' now due There is very little disposition
operate freely until receive later intelligence from Eu-
il firm but inactive at 81 25dS4 81 for No l. Sales OF $50
bills No al 81, in bond The sales Of domestic reson
81 seas 62 for Michigan and Indiana 81 30eSf 5ot ior
Ohio and fayOrte State seuthenis very quiet Tae de
%and S s S to me lea 70 for sna to- so
brands and 81 GLASS d for fancy Rye Flour Is hrm az
sSd Flour
in fair demand at 81 l2i6s2>37i.
little disposition to press sales the demand s faif ior
milling but limited for export shippers waiting tner
letters per Europa The sales are 1000 ANTE s tie
figures. Rye is and wanted some 2ooO bush sod
about previous prices Barley is in moderate reqnes at
St6s3c Oats are less plenty the pts via Railroads
very light. and prices are bnoyant Sales OF state al N@
aSc and Jersey at t@4c Com very qmet inc demand
nominal Sales Of 900 bush. Western mixed at 63c ahoat
round yellow and white Jersey and Southern are nominal
WHiSKYA steady market Prison with sales of 100
bbls at zee. Drudge is noninala 2l,c.992c.
PROVISIONS-Thereis only retail demand IN PORK I;
the supply daily increasing and holders are willing sell
ers at quotations Our packers doing good bus
mess only restricted BY the absence of supply OF Hogs
The sales small lets at SIS for old Mess, SD lac
SIS Is for do, $i for Prime, and S3 30 TOT old
do Beef in retail demand the supply is good sales Of
Mess at SSa $tl and Prime at SASS %; Prime Mess IS
inactive at Sl5GSl6 Beef Hams dull at Slad$S Is
H. Cut Meats dull at and 7c for Western Hams
and Shoulders. Bacon is dull at &c. Dressed Hogs arc
scarce at 6Glc. and wanted Lard IS very hrm and IN
good demand sales of 200 bbs at 89e and 200 Kegs al
previous prices Butter good demand and Prices are
very firm at l2atc for Ohio. and liGl8c for Wenern
New York Cheese is saeable and Arm at 6i7c for far
10 prime. -
TAIIOW-we note sales OF 40 bbls prime Western on
private terms part TO arrive.
WOOL active and prices firm with rather upw ard
tendency The 700 bales African Who'd bought in Boston
last week for account Of two New dealers were ~
2a2c This supply for sale IN this market Fleece
bueyan coo have been sold IN the last three days at
sSd42c which 900 h. AZ i2c Pulled Weo scarce
and wanted 5000 n. extra sold at i5c.
TOBACCO is inactive. The fall trade 10 entirely over
and nothing will be done till after New Year Prices are
very firm.
FRUIT-The market is extremely dull to-day. Sales OF
$50 boxes Bunch Rasns at 81 800 half do az 99ic and
$40 quarter do at 32c also 80 bbls new Cura't at 3ic
50 bags Taagona Almonds lic and "A few bags hard
shell Almonds at lie
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A CARD-AMERICAN MUSICAL

AFUND SOCIETY," Established IN 1919 for the re-
lief and support the sick the distressed muEciaas the
burial Of those Who die endess want and the sup
port of their widows and orphansj
The Concert Committee OF this A N. Society bellev-
ing that artists Whatever would feel an interest
In the welfare OF society whose only OBJECT was pure
charity and the widest benevoence applied to the mem
beers the musical profession 20 give assistance at theT
for hconIpg concert. -,
Mr. Mar MaretZek offered the use gra.uOusly) OF the
Open House Saturday. tho 20th INST but aer the
made substituted Tuesday evening
The 23d inst which BELONGED to Professor Anderson who
Indy yielded IL 10 the Fund, through his agent, j.
Wilton, ESQ sgnora Boso and Sgnor Beni vol m eered
their valuable services The Committee are, however
desired that these artists present indlspo
and that should they continue they VIII not appear as
announced.
Under thes. circumstance and other hslf promises and
broken pledges the Committee order 20 protect their
subscribers and the public from disappointment, deem 1t
ady able to postpone the Concert announced for Tuesday
the 23d. VI I'll MONDAY the goth inst
The Con nlttse the OF the Society return their
sincere thanks 20 sgnOr BadalI sRn0rs PIco, slgnof
Vetti Signor Candi Mdlle DeLUe, Herr kreuizer aud
the several gentlemen Of the Opera Orchestra for then
knd and hearty offers Of cooperation and well
a. 10 Professor Asde his well known literally
The particulars Of the Concert which Will POSITIVELY
take place on Monday the 29h inst will be announced IA
few days HENRY Z WATSON,
Chairman VI the Concert Committee
JOHN c. SeHARPF, Sec,y. lh
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Amusemfnts.

THE PUBLIC are respectfully informed
III that CATHARINE HAYES viii give three GRAND
CONCERTS IN New-fsrk, being positively ner las. De-
lore proceeding her southern tour The first Of these
Mi taIe place on TUESDAY, December %, 1851. At the
METROPOLITAN (laie Tuplerl HALL.
PROGRANME-PAKT l.
overture-( Midsummer Nights Dieam)- hendeissonn
Nj Augustus BTaham and Hen hsngIs.
A,,a-s yanne dssi Roberto DaY0lO) -Meyerbser
Miss CArRARINE HAYES: 80
Raycarole" Or.che IN cisto" (Marno Paero -DonZetn
Mr. Augustus Braham. .
Ana Mie rsmpOlA fennnini, lConerenfsta) Roisal
Heir MenEls.
Duet" QuantO aInOre. IL ElslT dAmOrel -.DonLetn
bliss g. Hayes ana Herr Mengls
PART II.
Overture Ruler Of the Sprts) W eoei
on In The stllly night, -------..-A An irsh baii~s
Mr. Augustus Brahsm
Au reyoIr' ION the 1rst time. LAVenu
the words written b. q p. Morris
Miss CATHARlNE HAYES.
Ana BuHa-" LOrsque mon mai're, Jean DC o.,..
Herr Mengs
The Lat Rose Of summer An lrsh BALLAD
flor the first llIe)
Miss CArHARISE HAYES,
SerenaSe TIE Star Of Love" allace
Mr.. Augustus Braham- -,
Pona Cha dalanento' ART
for the first tlme.l
Miss CArHARINE HAYES,
Grand Finale Instrumental
Conductors Mr. Layenu and Mr.. Geo. Loder.
frs,-rafe Orchestra composed Of the frst talent
New York, has been engaged for this occasion
The Grand Piano Forte empoyed VII De rom the man.
Prize Of TIcse,s 81 and 81 They may be obtained at
c. JOllie Muse Store No 100 Broadway. and az Hall
4 Sons Music store No z37 Broadway
Doors open al 81, Concert commence a. o'clock.
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4 Z. cARRINeror, Auctisns.,.

A UCTIbN NOIICE-RAkE AND
IA VALUABLE MODERN OIL PAINTINGS
or exhibition AZ he MIssoLoNGi GALLERY, ut No. ss2
Broadway opau ~ Bond ct Rooms Of the National AGA
deny Of DesgnL-CURTIs& CARRISGrOH viii sell On
TUESDAY. inst. II O'Clock. the above named
Gallery the very valuable and choice collection Of Pictures
embraced IN the catalogue exhibited.
This collection Of about Do SUBJECTS the works of the most
celebrated modern arss Of Europe such - Robbie, Yer
boakovsn yerheyd Lies Tschasgeny Yam oar sad Bernie
Of Brussels woutes OF Mslmes, emst, Schsp, Vos Bss
Of Amsterdam, Lamorniere Van Horzgh, Schasfss BcJ
ten Pea De Brsekeer Of Antwerp, Yer Vice. keskhsek.
smes the Hague and many other ARTISTS Of the
day been gathered in selection from some Of the moss
ceebr ted galleries In Europe. and by she az
tlts personally imported under the snpsrv's'on
European artist and confidently offered 70 eenso-
seurs and others Of the very best eolson"ss ""
offered for sale, either public priyste, IN tAs e'v o.
Nsw-York Most OF these Paintings are guaranteed snr
aals by the artists whose names they bear
There are also few Pictures Of older date bearing 'h
names Of Van Dyck and Rembrandt which we're ooe@nss
from celebrated cabinet Client. vhich are eehevsd~
be originals by thoss masters
Cards of admission be had on application 70 ssns
Carrinetsn No II William ct. Messrs L. Pen Pisfiier
No Is Pms-st. A. Legou Pafdenas, Ne. 20 ha'dss
lane T. Limburger. No 900 Broadway. and u DE PEI
ceyal No COT Broadway dis "IshAS'
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Foreign Ports.

All. a, sasua. Nov. sehrs PAnthes, Neagls Mobil.
ljth, Act GoaoaI, Boston sid Nov ~ e4[s vssa sa
Ar. al St. Sage Nov 30, schr Henrietta Keen. PhIa-
delphia
CID 25th. schr Daphne, dc.
Atst Helena, about Der. p. ship Loo ChcO, Kennedy,
Ar at Cardenas 9Th ms, schr. Hll Carter, Nelson
Rchmosd; H. bal Gfampus Dyer. Boston bngs An
land Leontme. MeIOnan. do Condoya. Dutch, Prov-
dence: 18th. William, wass, Wilmington 18th sohr @
Lindsay, Malanzss bris Portland Stafford. Portland
:, A, Matsnzas, IN INST eark NJ Andrews Fineh
land Hecla, Soupsr New York Express Church. 10
Td ts PiSdsnee 4 Tcaf Par Fiaukt va
Sesrpori Belh Groner; Eoston; loth, Hs,s, Mason,
frankfort 18Th, f. = Chase Pensacola Sld. sth orgs
ish s Mary VII Flo o. yer Higgins i Ner-Ycrs
Arr at Havana 5ih INST. sng CARDIFF Of Newpori a.
Newport; l7lh. Charlotte. SparIs' Ba iaore Triton.
Holmes, Bath Gulnare, phillips, Charleston; Pale 40
Carlisle Bangor Daniel Nickels. Nickels. Pouland
b1gs Mara, Irgraham; Bristol Gen Taylor. Snute WI
uDgon; Hh barks Elizabeth LesyItt. GOodr & POrtand
j. A. Hazard, Gardner Newpsr1; orgs semers, WATSON,
Charleston; Al sdale Br Dcr8antcn Wilma ton leta,
Sa1ks Olga Perry Ysnese New YC , The o. CID fS5
weAther;) Messenger, Ppkham, Bath; brig A. FlAd,
Pha5ook, Carderas nth ,teamsr Isabel, Rolllas'
Young. Minachiea; bngs Ca,harne and Mar, warren
Boston f. Pratt. -, Fall River T. 2. Perkins,
Giikey, sear,port; schr Gen veazie Murch, Bangor
18th, bark E Churchill, HichbOrn, Wiscasset. 18th.
steamer Philadelphia. Brown Nsw-Oreans lS,h Sea
Beau, Lincoln. Boston; EmpEe City. ls) New York.
sid from do 9th INST. barks Csthsrme. Edmonds New
York via Matsazas (see Matanzas); fuoa Croweil Or
tgoss brigs Ad-la. Prescott Charleston; Eliza Jaue,
Banzstt. NewYork 7th and sth ship Norma, ELLIS, do
brig b. Charlton, LIgathOurn. Savannah 10Th, bark
Cuba SAWYER s. Caystona b. gs Emeline Lee', Cabanas
Vivid, (Br.,) Kendrck. Orleans; nth, Stephen.
Young, New York: 18th, banks Diligence, Woodbury.,
Pensacola bnes Annawan, Amy. Mltanzss J. Whip
pie Geyer Sierra Morepa; schr. &enroy, Movey. Phlla
delphia.
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Eew-York Cattle Market-DEcEMBER "a

IhepUfled Tot IHt IIIUUHo'I
Al the Washington Drove Yard. corner th- av and 3sth-
~ and al he Hudson River Bus Head foot of Rob-
son st. Beeves For Cows, Calves, Sheep and Lambs,
al Brow ing's 9th St, near 3d-ay. 49,, ,,..
Southern balance this state Prices of retailing qualities
ranged nj from Sc to SO 2 the market closing ffmer
The storm somewhat retarded operations 200
head left over unsoh
AT BRoyYIsG's 80 Cows and Calves. Sales at from
s25 10 S35aS47 so All sold Sheep and Lambs-4oOo IN
market All sold at prices ranging at from So 2od 80 ')&
81 for the former and 81 73e2 71d3 10 Tor the iatte
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MARINE JOURNAL.
FORT OF NETWORK. ...DECEMBRR %.
Cleared.

SteamshiDs-El Dorado. Hsrstsin, Chagres NJ. o. Rob
elts Daniel Webster Baldwin San Juan, D. b. Allen
ShIps-supenor (Sw.) BostrOm. Jamaica, via Norfolk,
Punch X Neinche Sullivan. Edwards. Charleston, Thos.
Waule; Galena, Leavitt, New Orleans, VIM. Nelson
Southport Mccormick, Savannah Sturgess, Clearman a
Co -
Church.
Bries-sIaiinic Tborndike, Norfolk r. w. Trundy
KDralock (Br) Burke. 81. John, N. f., O. j. Laurie
4 Go. -
Schooners-Maria Fleming. Corsou, Wilmington. Dun
ham & Dimen; John Willets, Weaver, Baltimore. Van
Bunt & Co. j b +. J.. Crammer, Baltimore. do.
SlooI--J c. Gnggs, Gavtt, Providence
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SAMPSON & FIGHTS Panorama and
~ and Diorama Of London, Crystal Palace, and the
most Interesting places round that metropolis now
mented with KOSSUTHS RECEPTION al the CITY Hall,
Will reopened At the Stuyvesant Institute MONDAY,
Dec II for short time according 20 the wsnes OF our
Ars.s Architects and friends who ubanlmeusly have
gwen US their applause and encouragement Exhibition
al u O'Clock every night. and WEDNESDAY, CHRIST
MESDAY and SATURDAY Ut O'Clock. d22 6tua'
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Disastefs. &c.


Bark SaIony from Calcutta bef'rc reported arrived a.
Boston hoisted signal Of dstress off Gloucester 18th
mat when Capt ST Clair Of schf Annah. went out are
asssed her Into Gloucester brought her TO anchsf asd
Iaed her sas There ehly three men IN the bark
aye 20 90 duty al the others being sick Of scnrVy
Scsf Mary E&zAbeth, Richardson from New YORK tor
I'm, ShcA put INTO 81. George, Me, mn ms'. had
'~lce driven as far east Cape Sable By heavy ~
shos-had iost msnsaa and 90 bbls. -four OF deck.
MisSnS NEssEL--The sehr Barbeanne. Barbara
halpeQue OF Cascumpseus p Jslaud Snrs h,r depar-
tpe no oefs ave been heard Of her, and feared thai,
These board bssdes the crew IN folioy1ng
seSgers Mr. Mcdonnell Mr. Mccarthy and family, and
Snip BRITISH QUEEs.-Eruact from letter 60 Efwood
dated -
Ep6ARTowK Dec. IL The ship British Ous.u from
Dsea for New-York with $50 Passenger WA totally
wrecked near the island II Muskegst " ledge OF roc Is
two niles TO he NV Of the island night before las. in
heavy W blow; aud very ssld -Four pegsous pershed
last night on board from cold. I've shg ballast add
hged the water beng W the lower deck Der fore and
MANN at Are esss By VIE dees, Vessels iIsn Nantucket
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METROPOLITAN HALL. late TRIP.

I'VE LER-wALrER Il HARDING, s,le Lessee and
Manager offers TO let thus unsurpassed ehee 90 parties
recurring IT, for Musical Entertainments. Anniversary
Meetings Religious Festivals, FAIRS. Grand Balls, publs
Meetings, FESTIVITIES SC.
An experienced and superior caterer ooaassfed with
the establishment where be furnished Dinners aud
Suppers the extensive scale aud Aferor 10
The CITY II New-york The gres Dining Ssloon capa
bic Il seating az tables oCO persons beng flashed
IN a style corresponding with The Grand CcAeet Room.
The enthe estab snment heated and vessAled in the
meet approved and perfect ~heh together with
other important improvements enable the vregrietor 10
guarantee satsfactOn all who nay favor the dstropoh
tan with patronage Terms usde known ~ APPLYING
the premises, dH ~
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The following statement shows III

sAcrt Of $I0,oo0,0oo
The Money market at Boston is easy.
The stocks of Breadstufis, says The Phila-
ssiSAis Commercial List, unusually small OF Flour
and Meal principally owing to the drouth of last sum
mel and fail, which prevented supplies from coming
forward freely and the cold weather early this month
which prevented the boats nom making another trip
Sssck Of Flour, 40 900 bbls Corn Meal, 4l25 Wheat
$500 bushels. OF thus amount about $4,000 bushels
IRE held on millers account, or for export The
sssparatfye time Of making up the stocks for the pre-
sAans Eve years were as follows
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have esea 70 hsT ASSISTANCE AMI stnrpsd ssT OF
'key could get kr The nasfe1S-- ,st sh 20
kGnttcsst 10 dry fbs seas,e Tslsgra ph inC b. NOT
vessei lsh ihT pace day foE iNs sap bnt s-rls y
render any ssis.a Pie ship will 20 doubt % pieces
sec0nrt NJ IT, beng EIndV and cold
hOSrFvTDEc, Sept p -" The schr. Chiffon, DASEr.,.
arrived AZ ihis pvt the 2d In csrrss nav o.
red away her bo~sprt her VOYAGE from Ssw-YeFs 70
Asspu'ce. After having touched ~ Pernambaeo bavsg
made the she departed her yeysys
the 18th inst The bark kezia iof Bottom arrived
nth. ballast. from San FT,nciseo Vaparaisa
md de paIed for New YORK Baton the not
THIS vessel touch Al a port Brazil in search .,
freight The ba Calfoysa. lOf Thanzston Slater.
ter arrived the 18Th. With Of from Bor
deaHr-she Is DIS ,hNgus TNe schrs Drsco Of Sag
HaIbor. and J. = Davidson. of NevYorS. Boz,
DAYS"
BARK AsHsRB-Ths Br. bark John Biga. J. D. Hanes,
from Galway Ireland. bound New York, ashore at
Hog Is and Inlet thr,e miles Of he Pavilion Leag
Island She has 100 Of whom landed
at he last accounts sshr has been sent down by the
UndsrvTiieTs. 70 sndeavsTto get her of
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Sales bp Auftion.
ANTHONY J. BLEgcKEs, Auotisaosr
VERY DESIRABLE BUILD NJ

LOIS AT AUCTION "A ] BLEECKER will
eel at Public Auction TUES DAY Dee Hd 1851 a 10
O'Clock NJ the Merchants EXCHANGE, BY sTdef ef the
Executors OF N. C Hayward. aId Others Interested the
following LOIS VIZ lots ON 27th St south SIDE ss,wesa
Boadway and 3th.av lots Len gtoa ~sst SIDE
between 2h and 3oh-sts lots tth-ay.. east ssde
S0tb and 3ist sts tots 5ss-s ssuth aide,
feet OF Jd lots i2lst south side, bet ssn
3d and leNiu g0n lots - ST. ssYth side. be
twren Broadway and 7th 10 lots at the iaerseosn u
Broadway It'll. av, 10th and f7th ste ss % sh Az
wes side 6st 81 8o's On Broadway. is3d ie:h-
and CkndsnInes lane 81 lots en- iOth.sy io4h and
lOJih SITS aud ClsndsnhIng's lane.
Tsns-IO per and the AuctioAoeTs ses to be- paid
the ale IS per cent. 9Th January nest on delivery
Of the deed - cent mortgage, for year At
per cent Thr noTlr nay be gwen for two Year,
Ion Mt PEI cent inft rest, amer the hfst year.
For Maps further pauculara. apply - the Aueton
eeT No BlogI-st. II $50 d2 n
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A n MEawin Asctlonsss.
DY BANGS, BROTHER d Co.

N1 DANGo, DhO HEN - W.
I'D Trade Sale Rooms No - P1s Row
TUESDAY EVENING Dec. ~. ~ 81 0efsck
Books SUITED TO THE HOLIDAY SgAsor-bslss ~
extensive collection u elegantly Ios rated Asd lnam
mated Books nch and costly bindings sdaeix 4Aaa.s
fo la62 superb editions Of Poeticsi W1ns asa 10y
other elegant volumes, nlostssted Juvenile bosss IN"
tures and a variety Of standard Publication Ill.,.
Also a large assoftmoat Of hnceilAsse" Li'efs'
ture. &c. ....o,, n. .. ., ..,.<s-
10 be continued IN the EVENING.
GLIG,sr BOOKS AND Fancy ARTfcLss,-A vsry srtser
ss COLLECTION Of superbly illustrated Books n sen sno
ings en- bxaeing Annals fer s5t and mary eegasu
bslhshed Standard Works, illustrated JuvsnIes Mnls-
lures and a variety Of Miscellaneous Pusiceeoss &c.
Also a very large sad choice collection Of nsh 49,
Articles consi,tinx Of variety Of Paper hssne 1891
Bronze Statues and fsurss Biscuit Figures -
Fancy Work Boxes for ladies Rosewood ne sssSanJ
Wiring Desks Work Boxes. Travelling No. ""'.sA'"
mon Boards &c.
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A STOR-PLACE OPERA HOUSE,

IN GRAND HOLIDAY ENTE6TAISMENrS-
Professor ANDERSON, the great Wizard Of the North,
on WEDNESDAY NEXT, Christmas EVe,J Dec. sith'
will re-conmence his elegant Drawing room Entertain
neBts Il SOirees Nystenegses, which during his last
yisi, this City, met with such unparalleled success
Professor A will perform every evening and three times
on Chr istnas and New Year days thursday VIZ. A:
The III st performance, doors will A. lOi, commence
AZ H.: the second performance, doom open at 2t com
ner the third performance. dOors open at Of COM
mence All, On each SATURDAY, an Afternoon per-
formanee-doOrs open az 2, commence at Admssoa TO
PaIques and Upper Tier 70 cents 20 which places be
secured At the Boz Office from A NJ 20 III without
any additional charge AmDkitheater Is cents. For par
ucuss your attention called to future bill Tickets
may may BE- bad az the hotels and az Joles music store,
No 800 Broadway do lw
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In steGrssaD Daaie Wehstsr. for San naa Nicaragua
Mrs. ksrrson and two oaidrsn NJ W. Martin. lady and
tao children. Mrs 3 DAVIS and children *
Marta and two children. A Morgan lady and ehni
Mrs. Wilson and two children. Mrs Clark ard chia Mr.
wssahuJy, hiss Morgan, john psvs. Jshs Mars, Mrs
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BIZ telegraph.

BOSTON Dec 2s-AIr sarks Story, Baltimorei Mash
US Philadslphis; brigs Logan, Savannah, blanchard
Wilmington N C.: Emma. Philadelphia; ship Monterey,
New. Orleans. Below ship, esrks and bngs; Old,
barks Eagle, Long Key Bahamas Globe, Apaachicola ;
schr d C. Brooks Doboy Island, Georgia propeller oa
tArio. New-York
SALEM Dec. 20-AU schr. Peru, Eew-York.
PORTLAND Dee 2e-Arr. schrs L. l.. Pond. May.
France Jenny Lind. Martin and Antilles. New YORK ,
PROVIDENCE, Dec 22-Arr. sloops W. h. Bowen and
Thomas b. Hawkins, NewYork.
Sid brig Orray Taft Mowray, Charleston
NEWPORT Dee 2l-Arr brig Macon, Savannah. for
Boston and remains 2fd, arr. schr. Mary Chase, Viz
fina for market SID all vessels previously reported
port. .,
ford reported frem Philadelphia Roscus French New
York Sid 22d, schr. Minerva Baltimore.
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The price of Exchange on the East has
advanced at Cincinnati to aGl y cent.
Judge Ellis, President of Ohio and In
diana Railroad. and several Of the Directors, with
tAs Chief Engineer, at present on visit at ST.
Lsuis, for the purpose of making arrangements 70,
he commencement Of the Cincinnati and St. Louis
Railroad Ii VIII be commenced Immediately.
The Canal exports and imports at Os-
Vsgo during the wear 1851, were
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TWO living AZTEC CHILDREN

A New and Absolutely Unique Race Of ankiAl
The extraordinary and cable phescnsns that
the history ef the human has vet sfice. can b
for few weeks At the arg, Exhibition Reen of he
SOCIETY LIBRARY. corner al Broadway Aae LeoaarS-
SITS They recently taken Tom newly discovered
and idolairous people IN Central America. ~ whom hsy
kept with supsTstNcuS yenerston. Astmct aaa
secluded caste OF their priesthood and employed
Mines and Bscchanals in ihesr Pagan esrswones AhA
worship.
They are male aad female The latter messsnat ssl
hish, and weighs 20 lbs
From repeated and careful examination, the best ply
olngiss state the elder 20 be u or - II the
youBge about 10 years.
They differ altogether nom examples al the dwarf and
and fom children; ailorlrg complete AAd uAleniabls
illustration of Pigmean ssrls'y a the HUMAN Racs
Tickets OF admission. % cents ChldTes under syeAfs.
half prca Sease Tickets 81 Doors each day. rofz
II until |. and from until o'clock fAl lms
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DARNUNrS AMERICAN MUSEUM.

DARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.
~ p. T. RARNUM. Manager and proprie or JOIN
GREENWOOD, Jr Assistant Manager Admission to the en-
Muse snd performances Is cents children under 10
years l2i cents; Parquet 70, cents extra. MONDAY and
TUESDAY. Dec ~ and 80 Afternoon, commencing at 3
o'clock, NAVAL ENGAGEMENTS. Evening. COM
msnoDg at T. O'clock the new quaint aughable aad UNI
exec ptionabe Comedy OF domestic incident. MAJOR
JONES'S COORrSHIP; Or. A Christmas Ewes Adyen-
Aft.r Which, the new Holiday Piece Of fur mischief
magic and enchantment. called rhB PALACE OF y A.
COCKS or. The FAIRY Gift Scenery by Delamano, Cos
tunes by Walk0 Music by Woolf; Machinery by Burns
Properties by Roberts the whole produced by W Ihomp-
of the Pantomnnes yet placed oe-
orehe public and overlooking with funny tricks and gro
tesQue incidents. az 70
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ERAND SCOTTISH NATIONAL and

GRAND SCOTTISH NATIONAL aad
~ Original Evenings, by Misses and the Msssrs, fra-
the ce ebrated Scottish NOcsts IN the Lecture Rosm
Of the Socey Library corner OF Bfoadway and LecaAsd-
St Piano Forte, Mr. Fraser. NiOlns the AessTs IRA
ser. Programme for this evening TUESDAY. Dec. "a
o. Lady FAR. The Bonnie Brer Bash Aud ROBIN Gray
What call We Music There's luck asoas the Mouse
MY Mamie. o The Old Ars Char, John Anderson Nc
10. There's good time cemmg. Blys oh, ye ne lac
WI the bonnie Blue cen the scottish Blue Bells Oscc
open ats, Performance ia commence sk o'els~S Al
SO These will he csatno.d tightly
during the week d21 itGas