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NEDyfspAN. January s-6P. III.
AsHEs-Thsre wac moderate business doing 70 DAY
10 both descriptions with tales Of 90 barrels At IS 81
for pearls aud 81 80 a IS 50 tor pots within few
dsys, Geo barrels old bills pots chsnged hand ircu
ding 900 Csnscisn. on private terms.
biEswsI CONTINUED trm tince our last notice, with
fssf Of lotco he p-rt Il 25s cash for prime yellsw
snd the residue on terms not made public.
BhEsDsIrtEs- Flour Since lsst, there hes been
rather more inquiry made for State and Western -four
fer thpment, osng principally "a the recent Decline
IN freishts There vas also fair eastern and city
trade demand at our quotations There va. Lee. d.
ere evincedby specuaots TO resze At current prices
Ohio -four taken pretty freely foc city eonsump.
ton al previous figures The transa -tions in domestic
complied go bsrreis including No. 2super. ats
44es4 O.. common and straight State, at 81 81 a ~
81 iavorite ditto and mixed to fancy Mshixan at -
- 80 % pure Genesse aud round hoop Quo a. So
0t - l. sncy Ohio at 70 Is q a., fancy Gsneses
Of 81 70 - 5o extra Ohio At IS 90 IS Is: ant ~
ira Gsneee. 1T 50 e. 50 CAS- small bu,in.s. Eas
uansacted IN Canadian at s7tS for common btanss
nna - = Tor but 81 the clos, holders generally
vantse higher prices In Southern -four here vas M
particular charge 20 report but the market vas less
active. sa.es amounting 70 800 barrels have 54en
med az % % ~ ~ for common e. straight
brands aud s. - 80 Is for fancy. Rye Fta4y IA.
and the market steady, WITH sslss $50 b5, at
s. 10 There fair inquiry for Corn Ns1f and We
note ,ses a. GO bills Jsfey at ssa s3 Os; ans fs~
hundred barrels Brandy vine At a. Is There bat
little frstutsat fong ofisriug and the market bsd an
upvsrd tendency We quote ~ 20 IS cts pr bag,
~ 70 ~ 60 TeF 100 lts ard 50 20 IS 90 per hbl
The market Tor Wisat preeeuted NJ alteration worthy
~ rsrefk Hcdsfs ftii asklna prices above the
- b0yers ana the ttanfasons wete consequent
" very lnitsd Genesss was htld AZ ~ 9Oa III Il
Miciilnn ~ ~ "a 81 ~ sndosio 81 Goa 81 %
Canadian vss Inactive ~ ST tG 81 - In bond RE
wss hsld % 20 ets PIT bushel buk could hear Of
ofsfsbons ba'bV continued scarce. and wanted
VII email saes of far teo r0wed AZ 90 ct- q us wera
very fFm. ~ the advance noted in yesterday paper
win pretty active market. The market for Corn
bad tuofg Upward tendency. the demand b.og
very fTisF and The stock emslt There was no Haw
nofthsrn seiiBg to-day and there de eriptiona
vsrs much vtutsd The receipts BY railroad we're
limited. The operations en- bracsd 600 10 600 bush
81 20 II al. for GA southern ard % 70 cts tor
Rev ditto There YES retail business doing ia Peas
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On Tuesday, January ., ALLEN CLAaE, aged rs years
10 months and dsys

On Tuesday, January :, ALLEN CLAnE, aged rs years.
10 months and days
His remains win Be- taken to Psushksspsis for inter
msnt this day (Thursdsy), 1t O'Clock.
Departed this life, January Q, 1884, ANN AsKL, rsot
Of James Abel sgsd Is years.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited
to attend her funeral from the residence Of her
inlsw, Patrick Maher, IS East Broadway, to- morrow
morning, st 10 O'Clock Her remains will be taken to
Greenwood Cemetery.
OF consumption, the 9th inst, PHILIr DAILY, late
Of Dublin aged 27 years.
His friends and relatives respectfully invited to
attend his funeral from his late resdenee Me- 90 Di
vision street which will take place this day rhurs
day), At 1 O'Clock
On Tuesday, It'll inst, Mrs >CArHARrrr MAvRY, wife
Of Peter Msury, Esq, aged 81 years, months, and
days.
The friends and acquaintsnces Of the family are re-
spectuly invited to attend the funeral from her late
residence, No. 235 Broome street ct hslf-past two
o'clock, TO- morrow Pridsy) the 10th inst, without
further invitation.
At San francisco ON the 10th November, Of dyson.
terry, ELIAS THOMAS, Jr, Of New York city, aged 80
years
At Benicis, California, Of brain fever In the 32d
year OF his ago. CHARLES H. FoRDHAM, son OF Austin
b. Yordhan, OF Huntingdon l.. 1.
On Wednesday morning, January 8, EDWARD T. ARM
sTRoSs sged 80 years native Of Ennskillen, county
of Fermanagh, Ireland.
The relatives and friends OF the family and the
sers OF the Dry Goods Clerks NJ b. and p Association,
invited to attend the funeral, Friday, to
row. the 10th inst. at o'clock from his late resi-
dence, Is James street.
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THH ADELPHIA, m. >, ISOU.
The Eighth Of January Cor. JJhnstons Mes

4 m hDELFHIA, III 0 lou.
The Eighth Of January Cor. JJhrston's Mes
s0ge-The Junior Bachelors Ball.
Though this dsy is the anniversary of the vic
tory at New Orleans, there is no symptom of any
celebration by our military, or any commemora-
ton to show that the event is not entirely forgot
ten-except that the keystone Club have ball
this evening
Governor Johnston's message was delivered to
the Legislature, in Harrisburgh, at noon To- day.
and IN an hour Afterwards, this city was flooded
with extras containing IT,
most brilliant company was assembled last
evening al the ball of the Junior Bachelors, an
association which, copying after the Juniors of
Gotham, succeeded in rendering their party equal
IN every respect 10 those popular in your city.
Several invited guests were present from New
York, as well as Captain Matthews of the Glas
gov
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v EWS BY THE MAILS.


WASHINGTON, Jan. Z, 1851.
The Dtsmissai of General La~e and Colo~el WEI
Ter from 06fce. SPECIFICATIONS of Fraud, hscom-
potency, Dy~~kew~ess, Neglect Of DUTY, Sca~aa-
Lcrs Co~dSct, Falsehood, &c.
DIR. Ewing having been driven to the extremity
OF telling what he knew, came up to-day with the
best that he could advance in defence of the re-
moval of General Lane, as Governor Of Oregon,
and of Colonel Weller as Mexican Boundary Com
missioner-the democrats having charged that
they were removed because they were democrats;
and that Old lacks administration had violated
the pledges which he had made TO the people be-
fore his election.
Colonel Weller, we believe, is now Ia California
and is pushing for an election 10 the United States
Senate, in opposition 10 Colonel Fremont and
others Ii will therefore, be interesting for him
know that Mr.. Ewing bases his removal from the
Mexican boundary. service, upon the following al
legatons-Thst the said Weller had been de-
faulter 10 Butler county, Ohio, IN the sum of
$l6,933 Co. that he was habitually intemperate-
thai is, a dTunkard; that he Vas not qualified nor
competent, but totally unqualified and incompe-
tent, for the duties OF his office. No prudent man
would have appointed such man as John b. We'll
Ter 10 such Office, or trusted so large an amount
oil the public money IN his hands; and with all the
facts against him possessed by Mr. Ewing, he
should nave turned out the said Weller had he
been wbig. He was not 10 be trusted with the
public money, He was disqualified for the duties
them.
General Lane, according to Mr. Ewing, belonged
10 that class OF office. holders, whose vieness of
abuse, gross caumny, and SANDERS. of General
Taylor, required their removal instantly. Besides
all this, General Lane had neglected his duty in
Oregon he had not taken care to remove the
filthy Indians from The white settlements he had
ermiited the Hudsons Bay Company TO trade
with The Indians side OF the line 1t appears,
however, that the last two or three of these
charges against General Lane, brought
against him from Oregon, after he had been re-
moved from the governorshlp OF the territory.
These are pretty heavy accusations, and we
leave il 10 the particular friends of Gen. Lane and
Col Weller TO answer them, as doubt not they
will, 10 the tull satisfaction Of Mr. Ewing. Mr.
Cass, MIR Bradbury, and Mr.. Downs, replied ge-
morally, leaving the specifications of Mr.. Ewing
for future confederation.
Tomorrow, we may expect an interesting dis
cussion on the California Land bill The debate
upon the of Lane ind Weller has been
rather a poor business for the Senate at this time
OF day but If 1t shall only result in teaching the
important maxim that 50 honesty is the beet po-
hey" in politics, as we'll as IN everything else,
something will be achieved II is hard task to
prove that 10 600 office holders were turned out by
General Taylors cabinet, because they were all
knaves or fools. The wings wanted The offices,
and the democrats had TO go that all.
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Passengers ArrtYaa.

BRnEs-y \ cleansing wsshinEtea-H schroeder.
Papendieeh, BorssoalE Meyer, Mics Meyer, N
Busch. CsihsIs and lady nI.ssrSss wsy1r sisy:.s
and lady, Miss BARTLETT Lieut. w Roohendorf. UsN; W
Tuob Carpenter Mons Guillard and lady soAn-
L Thorn.
MISUNDERSTANDING Yerida-wm Foots. = Bsrrisr
and lady, Capmann. A ods, II Cammann wilkins,
8 Jones, Hail. A Houston, VIM Miller, Russ,
Baker. stots; Mrs walker ard child. Nj" sanger
Wlcexsen Hudson &c Bntier, Mary Caroln-ll IN the
steerags.
IWRRpooL--ship Peabody-C Wells late Of Batavia
Mrs Woochead and Master Woodhead Engan Misses MAJ
garet and Jane Wallace Of Lonsfor DR. Good ships sur
LoHDor-Packet ship Northumberland-Major Augusts
DsvsIao late Charge 6Afaires to the Netherlapd Mr.
Wood. WIN johnson and lady Mrs Porter, Mr. Reck.
Perry Mrs Bowes and child, Leonard A johnson, lady
children Misses johnson, GladstAne lady ana
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CIearoa.
SSa,sS Taylor Coz r1
hssn: Gsn,asfs, Mes%h Sons Pos
Ssh..sI Bs,,s Hsn1h rs Mos. u n.r Powell
smith. B.itimors Powell; Aih.nbr.. B,noSsrd %;
sioop:-orsson ssus1s:. Fashion, BydenbursA Pro-
violence.
Arrived.
via nsS nd nss ps T.
xssT SAND a Ms' hen ssss the
nssrpssI ~. il @ II W, spoke ship
ss.m.np rGIis. Lyon s.v,nR,h. ss hours. with @d:e
&c Gsp
signals with steamship hence
. CO. Dec "a s 10 ND. .s;s . and
Sornsis sr kSoTi The hs: experiences very heavy
vs sSs ;as during tho greater Of n; m
ss sa Sa's 20
Is.ss: 'iS1
sn nd ssosn lost fore 0p'' '
Nc. s
g s.y.ans6 Put land passsnssr. a.s s.p.sssesd
from VIII, : s ass' la is :g:
Atkins Rio J.nsro 81 days. with oonoe, soJ
Ssrsso Lssasld Para, days. with indi. rubber.
BARK savannah, Crowe, savannah, days. with cotton
sshI Losnso wa.osGIo PsI.cn. naa..nill. y day.
"a: 70
son from Boston s for rrindsd Cuba u days out v,
via Chaes and New Orleans 10 days. with hides and log
...s s. s' ;.. g,
City bad large breai in her bows caused By the drift ice
floors nshtenns and working the pumps they
succeeded freeing her The damaged part viii be easily
sehr Mary Elizabeth Buck, New Haven. bound to Cape
Lydia Anne. VOORHEES, Richmond. days. bound %
schr Antilles Holbrook, Rochland.
schr Lucy Blake. Hswes Rochlsnd.
sehr Fortune, SpAldng Reckl land.
sohr Patriot, Bucklin, Rocsland.
eohr Increase, Foster, Rocklhnd.
sohr Abbot La wrence, Allen. Boston.
schr Sarah EIzabeth Pisrpont Baltimore.
sehr Aususta Kesns New Bedford.
sssr ws,tcOss T Tna 0sOrsesoyn DC Gay:
sohr 8 A Appleton. Tay Tor. Boston, s days.
sehr El Ss Cole; BaisimoIs' ps says
sloop Excel, Bennett, Fall River.
sloep Fayorite, Cole. New haven days
sloop Superb, Griffin, New haven, days
Below.
Brig Eliza, Of Eastport, from -.
Sailed.
Steamship Baltic. Comstock for Liverpool.
Br tart lIsSe Hsneooi tarr sth inst from Bristol E.
during the total pumber OF hours gallo
tnued iio hours during which time dred the eastward
from Sandy Book into by large ship; carried
anchor stoek fore truss and iresx main opsa yard ana
ssi also quarter boat pumpkins &C. And received other
damage.
The new steamship Alabama, Ludlow, for Savannah, has
taken her place 10 lead, snd will sail on the flth.
The East and North rivers are allied with drift Ice.
jar s-wmd At sunset Sc, and light.
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Arrived-sehr Gen Washington, ST Johns NJ
Ceesd-shipa Dolphin ksst 1ndics John Ber.ram, San
Ffancsoo Emily Taylor. do bsrks Lucy kOrieans Mont
Ialisr Mobile, brigs Ava, Wilmington, MO- kiokes
Batmere Sun. Philadelphia; Elizabeth Full son Para sehr
Three bister, hatanras.
DRrsroL, Jin7.
Arrived-zloop Midas, HYtrk.
baied-slSoB Huntrsss, NYork.
CnARLEsros Jan g.
Arrived-Bark AEenora and Lrig Onward New York.
Brig George from New York Ia ashore North Breaker
Georgetown Bar. IL 10 thought she will be totailos
Arrivsd-schr John white and T Durise, baltimore.
7tn-ssiled schrs Rchd Borden, and Minerva Baltimore.
NEWPORT Jan 7.
3ses-Brg Enelins. cardsnasi sehr IRE nees Haett N
York
PRovmrsrx. Jan T.
salsd-BarN Acadia, Chsreston sohrs ksry Baltimore;
STAR philadelphia; WIN Legrett, aud Rainbow EYork
sloors star, Blackstone, and Willard, do.
Arrived-schr Liberty Norfolk
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PaSseuUers Sailed.

: LvsRrooIos.ss nshiR Baln &c Toy.:snd DI "a
two children and servant Wallace Miss Hoyt. Wn smith
and LADY Of New York Gov Chas McCurdy Charge CAf-
yidenes; r Miller and lady, Of Dstrot Proctor and
lady, Of New OrleAns kquinazaba d Lequnazabal, W
Peters Jones. Jas Williams. OF Ban Franchises; Levy
and lady Of Jamaica; Antonio Gonzales, lady aud
Mr. MeInnes. OF Hamilton. Canada; Cayatsl, WIN Erck
three children. OF New York
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Foreign NIaila-

Foreign Mails.
Letter Bags OF steamer Cerga Tor Havsns snd the Pa.
s,ns, vim s... !. he E,'hsns. Rs.dns Room 90 "a
.;ss srs ., vii Ss s
Letter osn ho pro paid IN, shove Orss any par,
ne rtovo Latter BAGS also Scnyons ~ wall ursas
Herald Marine Correspondence.
Arrivte-sshr r rOtt. rrsisad. wiia5ssarsh.
Carroll BsyBors, SYsrs. Sspj EHsii.S. En- Nnssss,
bsntstey Curtis, wfhtiea.
Netice 20 Mariners.
unssrs.ne that the teoy s from the Cove Ledge
Fsreig. Forts.
kiNosTON, ia Heo 8O-Brrs shavmut Yort, CIamorgan.
M.'sg IssTags geh ~ ISL LsuIaiiu' for NYorE
fese CAY Jcrootsd isand at ne sssTr syr.i,. sf
:. sosn nn les ir hYort steamer Apuio w.keasd
ksss.,ynIs, Dec i91se An tssssi. ID pors.
for salem 10 days ~ o''i1"a' -
J.h,s l'.,sI A.. Dec y SER Rstccs. Frances Nel-
board - NJ 'AS' WIN -" 'A's0 = al o.
Home Ports.
BALTIMORE, ism 7-Cld tchrs a Niokerson Caruel IA
9R.;.9I ~ sehr std Tines oiaidins. rRivsr
CnstIrsIes, Jsn s. hs-Bsiou. ,hp Amelia, and ship
Tue G"aid SassaS NE h0r'y' f'r'' L''fPooi' ''hr
ca cSsrd F f,n Gr SYslG "a !. a so@
VIZ Lsw ssif ns J hSIe ne iof = v.,r
cane so rsr . IN 80 syn sohrs lse,n with coal
hvhn =, Dec .--Afr ehp Na0l Kmban Cox NYerh. tsiv
gthn hlred dobrgon. navera tehr Webaannet Al sans
EetarI. Bfrctltua ~ y - ann
;k..l1ds ~ IRA res'rs tB,l. smi,s GLASGOW
.rkW InttAra Dec siku ttiss nryart gryaat Ch.U~ss
mhiy leutg ktEaio On - CiN ship Calcutta WoBaside
tfltsLe art CiTsy EuF Srrrvcisea ana sacrarus Cv
ti5F htaise hlc9h, toote "a Juan a. Nicaragua.
= ~ Ar taiF aud toge4 ~ tevinaly mn ishet ola
ustetihip faeth Jarvis Cfsertg nayArA
tark Ellen, htthe Eingston. "a. brxs General
la(ior Yates, do Ntvee eleorer, NtefIstd ola ebfrs
Ltbote, inns, Hatre, Nsfthester TYLER RYoTr; ttfx
kllruetH, Lutler. gHtsMh ''' $500
.FFW itNfgN ~ 5-atrsttr Thos Pstertn Avery New
tt F@ePs mos tuil ull 40 for rrovdenee Roger
ish tdttte d' 90 tth brig Porto Rico. batch, NYork
~ htHat zebra t.tnsA Young do fer Bedford Ellen
,ttstts erht ttd bUHfrw jfgkFbn. Waterman. NNork.
htitn ttiors orGhtd ia Yotki Consul Adsns Phil
htwrtbT. J.u g AE-Tn rort, brgs Eutsue Lset Bria.
nlhct s5d.tat Jlhn Ialch Melville tuba, leg sohrs
ai cteEalett WAncton. tor klerk, log Abeons Doane
siisds il ior bestoo bta leland COMBS 49,. sioots
Nirs GtdrinR NYort tor Bristol Excel Bennett Pave
tnr mas 600 Wsshneton smith NBndnrd for korsieh
lHIArgl rptA. Jan AR tark KlusttGn poNen Jone
ltlatas ~ $3.50
rRov'rrycr, Jan s-1n port. s,g wiSS, barb Ao.si,
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snseys for Chssiss.en, sshrs May BANG nslsinsrs
Va Lsggset 0roat % VIZ HYsrk (nsvl NskerSon
PhAdslphia soops Blachtoas Apylsby; Harvest French
and willard, Dennis for NYork
York.
SAVANNAH Jan Arr ship Statira Msrss Perry, NYork
brig Keel Talman DO; Wilson Fuller Lewis do
Hill Crockett 40. SID 81 ships Chaoa Paxton MysrgsoE
do; iriss Phurs. Thatcher. brsndar (PortL Aviar
York; Henry Alfred, Was do Lousne Smith, DO.
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OHIPPIN0.

= ship PACIFIC. Captain T. Nye. This steamship will
day January 22d, At ~ o'clock NJ from her berth At the
foot Of Canal street No berth secured till paid for All let
freight or having unsquaed accommodations fog
EDWARD X. COLLINS, SC Wall st.
The steamer Attic will succeed the icho aud sail Febru
9Th Positively freight will be received after Monday
yening. Ian
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At Berg Point ". = o. Tuesday, the 18th OF Janu.
sry. by the Rev. DR.. butcher YferVK tx 0AL 81 New
York 70 MAY JE,S, daughter Of David Lindsey, Of
Scotland
On Sunday evening January 6, 1881, by the Rev. 8.
~ Cone y. MrnuttY BrLtiNgror to Miss IsaHgLLA Ar.
sirsov. both Of this city.
At Fair Haven, Conn, January O. 1851, By the REV
Mr.. Hart RArru LsusoS. Of Brooklyn, ". TO Miss
AEft1TA Por1rp. Of the former place
A. Calvary Church by the Rev J Prest J,wgs
WALTER, Jr to Miss HAEAEr A. Pm, both Of this
city
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The Congregational church a. Pittsheld Mas. vas
destroyed by FIRE the 5th inst. There In
rance Of s. Geo the church and 5000 the organ
There wssa fall q snow 10 the depth Of ssverxS
inches ~ Columbia 4. q on the % inst
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WAITS NERVOUS ANT1DOTE-I HEREBY ASSERT
that any p,rson being sicsd vih nersoas sfso-
p,ras Madness q sose psrions sborng acute nsr-
ISS pain o. debility Without trying - e ineasussels an
evidence o. s estrsordnary power send for dollar
ysu tlls Dozen (sgl ior diseases
TALBOT WATTS. I0l Nassau street.
vs,e 1rsass:. sei;Iohoe h:gts, g u a. y. .ss
been matter Il surprise 70 some ihss ,ry one Il
einty sna 81 rieistteAh ittinnent shsad devote ks
ss sSEi :y ss ssssSS RE- re.
ss,roS, opso is s rae snS f'
IKE bs @.' s aAG dSSisn ,Ys % as Tes
sseEs Zee: ge,ss5y ssd er.a deIoy hs
properly sSss MAJ rsHsn . 6Srsas IA .Ss esr
@ - 70 sppeat n na oher way thsn - their oatsH
ana ssdS o1sssS ro x, -. E 80,
fsos. tks s.s h i' 81 ~ a9s S.
van, sss ~ Pc ,ssse n :. many s.y. hsyhsd ei,s4
:. wei. :, ne Der aTsSie ssutf
.nd rses, eSt,insd trs no otset sa,s *
pTsi b '1s 's Ss .'''' v"
No cuEE NO ,PAr.-pR. cosBlrT, ~ DUANE ST.
msy te consulted the estmeat o. certain aisesssa
Esctce y sixteen yssrs devoted 70 the do-
sfs,se Recent eases cured in three days. No msrou-
No cuRE 80 cgAkor-DR. MURPHY mas AZ
~ moved 20 NJ ~ Roosevelt street. near Chatham
gbere hs e hourly consulted all doases Roseat oasss
aelea success Hts Specific Al abor, cannot be
~ y. Uttst, Dr.. =. vilitoricit gSo.
nR. coorFs. u DUANE STREET. mas. ron TgT
~ LIST fourteen yeart tonhned htB practice bs ro..
mtnt q rcuria and pt er dsoGer lie cure The ss
aggravated - this d8sAse and mild eases
two - eve days. perfect cure no charge.
nR. WARREN ~ CONFIDENTLY CONSULTED oN
- DseastA ION ~ yesrs practice, Of vhah were n
hospital Or. W. ts enabled a. ersr4y
without meriury. See he diploma 10 hs once MAJ usa
street G1igrihg 'hftnam square, with ta trst names,
srfgev ava medicine ths country has ever produced.
nR. CoNyERS 1NvIGORATING CoRprAL-Tus
- only remedy Tor wlasnesa ind debility 81 ne ore,os
ana those thd disoraers 80 cody AMI mind ckrsea
Prep rhaos a. yout orrs man eau tiors whore vsx
ann ~ Md lev bottles ~ this Cordial viii rect r. yon
e many ygor Cordial sls bottle tire bottles for al
VIZ nnfHart acFlce To The warrieB rnqle Forward
q g ne country ~ CO ofics IS Third sysats N.v
lrk lftLtte rrst raid. gHid ~ South Tbt1s tress
~ ahd 90 hnrket tuest southwest Second ard
Green ttst, Pliiaaeth sse Nstsnsi Poiio, nasstts
ORsokkls9E CoET p UAs ~ ca aECxKTAIs DJs-
- tsrvs ~ their ret forms naroary. A. -
ss. ;eesus sasotiensin few ssIt prsotcs n s yss
lrthee Aim 70 oars drbttisy -
eli sbvrs No fee tlll eavod. pss bl, Haas at,is ~
~ GGUc, ssi56 RulsB strses
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TeIfnrnnlnic Iirnn,ts.

Ntw UfLEAvs, Jan. i 1851.
The Niagara's news h1s been received Cotton has
advanced u the Faies this morning reached 600
bales middffng, at15Ao
Ciwcfsvsrt, Jan g. 1851
Hogs are unchanged IN price. Bushes Il gradually
diminishing The ssles to-day 500 st 81 ~ Ok
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HOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN

BOARD or ASSISTANT ALDERMEN
JAN s. The Board OF Assistants met this evening.
Present the President In the chair, and quorum Of
me- mbsrs In their places.
rHE MAYORS NrssAGE
The Board took up the Mayors message and referred
the various matters slluded to In IL TO appropriate
committees This was Ill the business that vas done
except the ordinary routine
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The MOBILE DEFALCArtoN The Mobile Id
rertse Of the Both ult speaking OF the defacation
OF Mr.. Greene, OF that city, says Mo man ever
stood higher in public estimation or enjoyed, TO a
greater extent, the confidence. of his fellow men,
than cid he who is now incarcerated in Jail,
charged with an offence which, il proved, will
consen him to a felsns doom. Mr.. Greene is an
elder in the second Presbyterian church Of this
city member Of the common council of the city
government, and occupies the highest 1--WE believe)
and most honorable position in the Masonic frater-
nifty Of this State; and in every station which he
has been called 10 till, he has acquitted himself
win distinguished honor; evincng talents and
accomplit hmeDts that commanded not only re-
spect but universal admiration. That such a
map-one 80 useful, so accomplish and so be.
ICysd-sbould be betrayed into the commission OF
CRIME 60 henous as that charged on Mr.. Greene,
- too heart sickenng TO contemplate-amost too
incredible for belief Yet, we are compelled to
say, from ell the information we can obtain. that
we fear u n but too true II appears that the
siurendous frauds have been deliberately perpelra-
ted, and embezzlement made Of money and means
~ the Institution, 10 the amount Of some eighty
thousand dollars-perhaps more IL is impossible
yet 10 ascertain the precise amount The board of
directors 81 the company are diligently engaged in
The investigation, and continue 10 make appalling
discoveries. 10 the meantime the company
which has heretofore stood in high credt-has
entirely ceased business, is calling in It's poll.
cies, and returning the premiums meeting
Of The stockholders ~ called for Monday eve
ming 10 take the whole matter into consider
alton, and decide rs future course. No
time has yet been set for the examination Of
MI Greene. In the meantime he remains 10
he county ll Mr. : w. Cochran, an exchange
broker 81 Mobile, has also been arrested on a
charge a being concerned in the embezzemen,s
81 Greene, and held TO bail in the sum OF AS 900.
Mr. g. publishes card 10 the public decl airing
hs innocence, aud bis ability 70 make IL apparent
that all he transactions with e.. were purely
business. and fair and fepulRr