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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-11

Il t4e G4sc fa Stste. and -Cc et0c - Jsreg. C1ra
ep.redvs r. m ~ith jsf AZ s1pply Tho e maze
bsW.ysT rot aciIve add aTBed the riyer the
clcse sale # - eco bush a. &c fr damaged son lefR
&c &c for eteTn ae6 and &c r. White SOa hsrn
WHlSkN-1he maTkstis seafv. 18th sales II go nDl.
Pr so ic pat heit time aAd rs hhds. Drudge zOc,
PROyISIOS:-On market for Old Pc is heavy and
less active New steady aad hrit-d demand FOR the
t,de The sales 800 bb's SIS % for Old Mess SIS
fer New Prime. Clsari selling at SIC t5ais 81. Beef e
!. demand sud tfo market tend. ward sIfh good de-
naBd SAes OF $50 bbls al SSs IS for Mess the la.
Reid more firmly at sl52S6 for New. but quiet Beef
Hams a.e IN d. maId and steady Sales II q bnls
Al SO fGS3 - for $50 y. Dressed Hoes 10 denani
fr Packing hu- II rather prices Sales ~ se
no, fsy opened yet. Quotations IN the sbsslce Of
,aes would lie nemrsl BACON quiet 81 8d9lc Lad ~
qui.t asd steady, Sales Of 80 bbs at Sase. and e,J
lsgsat lGsc Butter euosaht with good de nan1 AZ
eGl2ic fbf Ohio ll6l7c FIR Western Negfofk and u
a23c Er OraBgs and chsmung Counties. Cheese u
shade better and N good Dc Dsnd a Oi@Ic
s a sac 10 cay "'u'u ''0''0', Wins y w.
HOPs-ebaes have beer sold 70 cay AZ steady prices.
ItIH steady at the advance s0.pttJ SOLD "A. ~
FkUlT5C0 boxes Bunch RaisiRs sod IT 81 S. 500 A.
DO al la5ic $50 hafdo at o ia9ic and . hbs Cor
rar's odd al &c.
s. as 80 4, Por al Si6s - Is d. sherry a. soc 81
20 DO Sweet Malaga at 35&3sc and $50 baskets Cham
pasne NJ S7GSh
sane qLart ~ OF Havana nj S2las3o
OS-There have teen gales within the last two days
Of 2s0 BASKETS Olive az s2 50 as! 70. month.
TOBACCOis dull. but holders are firm $50 hhls Ken
tucky sed 4d9c and al auction YESTERDAY o. hhds
were offered OF which 81 only sold at @jf wheA
the sas stopped owners deemlng he Prices nnsas-
factory, 20 bales Havana sold to-day n, 4Sc CUBA IS
IRON-The market is dA $50 tuns Scotch Pig sold 1t
slcai9 q ioT cash, and s2oG $40 IS, 9 mos.
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Steamship City of Richmond, Foster, Norfolk 20 hours
nise. aud pass to Mailer Lord
ShD Soufherner, Sullivan, New orleans ~ Gays, muse
sb,n New ynF foSi THOMPSON HAVE Nov TO- mdse
anu .s vala for New YORK Tn. New. YORK made the
massage 10 the BANKS M tInce which time has e1-
As: S a. aa to o sas Island 8
hours ana Lost 81 mules Of longitude Dec, g. Montauk
beuIng N b. W. q miles, took pilot on board one IN
IAN, was b,rn and three died on the passage.
ship Camlllus (of NegOhcans) SlcAsrs, Liverpool y
DAYS pdse ana 80 pass 20 master Dec o. lat III > Ion
ana abandoned she painted black win houe on deck
standing stem boat gone appeared % De oaI saois
time hat situations saw large gl@Atiss OF snlh s
barrels adnft near her The g aas esp5fsn1e" he'''
westerly gales on the passage, losf sans NC ,
Ship Coamsaa. ssetssr Cnalleston days oo'''a ana
ss 10 FiaSk Johnson TOT Boston Brown stockholm Oct
J. snd Elsmos Oct 10, With iron and passengers 10 T.
sbip SULLIVAN. Edwards Charleston days. cotton and
rice 70 L. Wsrdle Co. E1pensaced very heavy gAis'
from ,. W to INV.
Bari NJ rthum6na OBJ Do,ls New Ross, Irelasi, 20
days non and ~ pass 70 y +. Md
Bag yslOc;t, 81 White Waterford % days IN ballast
and II pass. 70 "A. Bell son. .-,
Brig Belle Poole Steele, DAres days, yellow pine 10 j.
Brls Live Oak sawyer, Dasn 10 days yellow pre to J.
one.ta (of Ellsworth Eatos sieuben u days, for New
York whs reported hay the CALI bet greater part
OF eek load boat and galley Dec ), lat " ~ fell m ~h
thr OF about lc0 dismssed and L0andO9ed black
hull With two ed stIeass and gilt stem 49,
Brig May Lindsey y1@otfon, S41es
10 Hussey MURRAY. Has experienced heavy weather or
the past len days. with gales on West 20 North
Brig Vim Young (Br.) AtAlLson. Sac kgiile n b Y as
stone to J. Hunter Co
schr Quebec Trader. Berbaay, PTlsce Edward Island
Noy q 0as FISH &C. 10 mater Has experienced very
heavy wea Der the GU ih and 9Th iast sxpefelced
stTy gales Loot bui~aTzs IL sied Lrddsr &c .
Schr. Ayenger, tof Boston, Hassel, Ea,aTdo' Ph -
da,s uolssses ard sugHItO Maitland Phelps
Schr T. /. b. wales, Lille 81 Martins IS dAjs sat 10
master
schr Mary. Davis NswbeTn. c, days, naval stores
ard Il .nsles 10 BEN. Biosfon son
schr RalIbov. urlow ssansboro' &c. days. naval
stOTes TO b Blossom.
schr Isaac W Hughes. johnson, Newosrn,N c. days,
naval stores 70 8. l. Mitchell
schr Rhode Islard, HUIras, s~anstof0, NC, I days,
naval stores 10 Blossom
SER. BF Hanks vnha7l, Washington, NC. days,
naval stores 10 Is Blossom
sehr Samuel Han, ClsHd2niel. Fredericksburg days,
com to B. n. Fox.
Schr Joha WIT Johnson, Egg Harbor days, with ron
Sci May Adelns, Turner. Merlin, Del. days,eon
sShr. CanIla, BayaId. BrEadyvne days, with
and f0Hr
ton 90 Pest
Sehr RoJmsn NJ Prcs. Chambers, Alexandria { days,
Wheat % " n Newman
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Disasters. &c.


BIG ALBION CooPYR from ru,ks Island for New-York
put INTO hCr0lk 7h having experienced heavy weather
sTEISss ScfpoLx, from Nsw-york for Savannah. put
into Noffo X, nh, 80 repair.
Grand Cav exnsIIenceS vsIy gates NV
T. dung the passage, in which she lost uoeoom tore
opgaanl mast AID main opmAst also sustained con,ier-
able damage sails aad standing rigging capt Grant
died the 5Cth nit. OF bilious fever 10 miles \ VI
SHY CARRIocA. OF Boston be oro reported lost val
ned $40 tC0 audnsuTst Tor that amoun equally d'Gsd
tewcen the Neptune. New England. E4ntlbe and
fremont Offices. There also $500 insured on her
ire ght money, al the Alliance The cargo was Tor Ne"
YORK. account and probably insured there or IN Great
scHR. SUSAN Shea. Of Deer Island Nom BaugI for
Boston, unstAy ed ard went ashore he east side -
Boothbay haf0'r GA the night OF The 5Oh ana "a tos
loss Cargo saved
renced Succession heavy gales and rad Nethss the
whole passage has been inside Of Block Islaad three
times blown Of split sails aud ICceived othe damage
BARD CYANE. Loyeland. fom Richm,ad FAR New-Or-
leans put into Charleston sth inst leaking having been
sHrp ToRpEsT from Bath for Charleston. which putin
Norfolk n sues. bad commenced repairing 9Th BARR
Cap, Small Of schr Cutler Of Portland run down by
ship Torrent OF New YORK states thas ihere cDuid not
have h look boad the shlp, as the schooner
had laTss bright lantern and every everon was male on
board the &. TO avoid collision when the crew got ON
board the shID dnnchsd 10 the Shin Cagt Small sta.es
that no one on board offered ihem dry rag
BRIG ANGLO SAXON, arrived at Boston OH l1st reports
lat 81 U.s. Ion. 68 10. sehr Bunker il, II Boston,
lumber oaded fun Of water aud abaniened. Dec 4 on
FIshIIg RID heTm. br 2. 3o3ndnned, with all hef
sails but fore TO- gallant sa-hoase on deck pAhsu
yellow ,
land on SUNDAY last Schr Charlotte had hul much dam
aged and spas and rigging DESTROYED schi Fanny, 81
Cranb.ny Island Loot mass and rgging and nun much
dnmseed Sehr lauel OF hoe Land eney ass"S ESQ
schf Roanoke OF Portland, 70 al ossnO Insurance. Sehr
Geo Backs damaged m her head SAILS Brig sarah Nj
l'n ci Por an Jana .d m sals anu nLslns 10 ne
at Yarmouth much scorchad and rigging about
Tuinedoss covered by ne policy Bsg trances Eilah'
OF Portland lost mas,s spas and rigging and hui dam
aged.
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FRANCE.

The engrOssing topic throughout Europe,
IA the approaching crisls OF affairs IN ffance iae
Assembly despite theTecent successes OF the unmis,
takeabe popularity OF the President, seem resolved
eysTy step taken by either party evidently watched
with intense interest by the other countries Of EI
rope -., =.
The CIRQUE Rationale Des Champs, Eiyse, crosses
and medals to the successful French exhlb Tors IN
the Losdon Ambition, and delivered speech on
the occasion which was likely to make Luin popular
with the modern Republican parry ,
The speech was the FIRST he had uttered III NAl;h
spy mention was made OF the Republic. The con.
sequence was, many VINO we're de'ot@u 10 the we ;
of Gen. Cayaignac had declared that they would
support the President in the only means oil SAVING
the Republic.
An extraordinary article OF credible length had
spn<ay in the Paris journal lie Constitutional,
wherein a direct attack was made upon SEINE OF Inc
highest names in France, such az Gen. ChangarnleT,
NJ Berry er, and others, who were charged with De-
ing members OF the Secret Committee, for the puf-
pose Of oyeTthTOwing the Government, Inc venom
OF the writer seems 10 be directed against the Or
leanist ard Legitmisi party never ana newspi-
per article produce much excitement IL even
led TO nterpolitions being addressed TO the Minister
N the Assembly.
The Constitutional IS believed 20 be in The interest
Of Governmen Mt and the Ministry were Supposed 70
be of It's prOjuctOn II not to have assisted az
H. Hence the unusual excitement.
twas generally believed that the demand Tor ur-
gency with reference to the Bill on the snoect OF
the responsibility OF the President VIII be refused
by the Assembly.
The French funds bad risen to 81 fr. Csc and the
feeling OF the BouTse seemed quite buoyant.
Ii was reported that the Equitable Insurance Co.
at Pans was 10 be wound up.
Letters from Toulouse state that Marshal S0ulte
much recovered as to leave his bed
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Passengers Arrived

In shin Nee York. from HlureProf Johnson. bearer
of dispatches. Mrs johnson. Ms NJ. VI Eddy, Washing
ton. Dc Phi,o VI gudson, VIM Bond, NCrSich, C,nn
Louis Mitchell do: c. knbben. ST LOUIS Fly. neAer,
T. Keyden Cologne; 4. Mailiy. Wilmington. Del T.
GaIdeIghi, lfaly L. G.. Swaving. HOLLANDS Madame l.
hfshaI bar i psIisS!3 u sss sseI
IN steamship Ciig a Richmond, from Moro. !
Matthews J. Lit.feld, &C. ". SURE and lady 5. si
Nakepface Mr. and Masler Laynss, J. Hardy Htndron'
Thes Smrh John Foster John Haussr and lady, Wi-hc,
Ia ioit Ha chst Chinese RoDt Porter Martin Porter
W johnson, p Brpslane. John Cary, W. Orchard, JAo
Lynch Jas COrrcdi and LADY. W Hardgrore Mr. John
stOn Miss MeaTs Miss Gf0vensten, Hannah Moseoy,
Mrs Thomas Fred LegeTt G. W Warkmln, Osto CO Dyn,
Geo Grcey, Mr. Hand ard lady. Skinner, Capt Bart
ley. Mrs LetttTs--and IA in the 81 cabin
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CITY ITEMS.

UESRy MosoAN.-This gentleman mas
been unite successful in Boston, Hartford and New
Haven IN awakening an interes, for Temperance IN
the young Prom the Poor Houses and Prisons
xhieh he has visited, he presents scenes to excite
their sympathy and by them 10 reach their parents
In Worcester and Springfield he obtained several
thousand to the pledge, which we're Sc hed up
for ten years-nanes of whole families on Inc same
page in Temperance relationship All the names
were obtained by the children acting as h''is mus
sionaries. eoirg rom door to door 20 have then
frencs' names sealed together upon the same page
HIS object is 10 have the children form decision OF
character for Temperance when young. that wnen
they are grown up ard in business they nav LOOK
back 70 their school DAYS and say, u slgned me
pledge ten years ago and got nv father and Inotnsr
10 sign and our names were sealed up tpgetner" ne
intends 10 commence operations in tins City, and
Will deliver his FIRST lecture IN IriD.er Han on sin
day evening. The Ale shanians VIII sing on the &C.
eason.
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A MEXICAN ART UNION.-THe
IN DISTRIBUTION WILL TAKE PLACE a,
TEfpIrP NALL
ON rRiDAYEyENlNc. December .
Nssif~is snI It.Ir. Als.t.,A

ON FRIDAY ~ ENiNC. December q
MsHi~is saa Ladies Ala.t.sA
A Cho.cs COLLECTION OF WORKS Oy Arr
IBciad.ng Painting, Scnleinr- Broases ke Oh \.
alsusd 70 The Nsmd-fs AroBg the pa,asssx. 40.
tse works Of Lcn'ze. Ds7ana. Haa,In~.a. k.a..r,
Gfsy, Hicks. Cropssy. ChgueA. Aogs.. Edsosda Ga,
WcoGyiile. Hlaay G.sn.sI. odils. Peel seatsl,
~lo, ~i.h various others, scsn1slsdssd beet arts,
sc amply geptescs.eJ
Each Member, ee>i'os Share "a he dstnesteA II IN.
ahove works o. An Wi 70 en-, tsd 81 hne EHgraun,
al fron American Sre'rc;s, al Americas Artists, sr
MEXICAN NEWS, llasgs pantl by woSas.ls Mr..
Crossing the Pcdse, BY Ralay Sioaat wasAisr,o, a,
K.Bsett. Old 20 and IounS as. BY wooSvills s.s,.,,
lrs for 4 Horse, ~ 2lolu.. Ansncaa HAy,SuasS e.,
ely BY CTopsey.
1; is important ihs' al h-gi7tons ,Aau BE- ,.,,,.5
rs early day possible that additional purchase, :.
made beyond he presel 3re investment prep,,,o.,d q,
The increased amount.
Eb y the Union Of lsrse numbers that sAsA r,.,,,.,
higher return'he Society accomplishing for It's n.-e.,,
for artists aud the country hat individual ssuos ca,
sngly secure.
It's Acknowledged by all who have sesnAs Tres., col
lection to be far superior 90 hat ofaay hrmes yea,
The Free Gallery containing he Paistfsgs Scripture.
&C. open day and eyeAins,S No. az BRO ADyAY
IL 10th suA Near BTe0ns 81
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF YORK. DECEMBER 10.
See ssrsaA Page for additional Shipping Intelligence
Cleared.

ships-Snow squsll Bursley, Boston, c. n. Green Goa
stantine, Bunting, Liverpool GrInneil, Mniun Col
KensLgton, J Jacobs. San francisco, F. A. DetanO.
Barks-Mi mosa Baker. Boston, Gorham Bassett Co
Rhoces Men air SayaI nan. Deni Co, Edna, Rp0o as
Gusyama. Rivera Baldwin, Mandarin, Colby, NeW-hl
ven. j. W Elwe LeyaAi, tBr) Curry, Charleston, l. D
DE Wolf.
Brigs-Angos,ura Carney, Cuilad Bolivar. Harbeck X
90 Harffusn DAM schmidt. ChIisiRna. Finch s.
Meincse; Petrea whitman. Chare.ton. Thomns Wadile
Caryo BiKier, San Juan c. A. c Dnrand; hdene Nor
ton, ST. Jago de Cuba, EseOTiaza y GO. .
SchOOneTs-Pe.iel. Young, CaTdenas, Nesmith sons
len Pe'erson Boston, Foster NcSersoli Hiram &C.
rard Hamilton Baltimore, Mailer Lord; Onon, Uran,
Atakapas Thompson Hunter Caroline, Dan Aransln,
81 JONAS r. FuDch Meincke' Far, Snedc1r, Balti-
more; Roam Ramsdel Jacksonylls, Badger, Peck 20
Hume Go9fTey Philadelphia, J. ". Mckee
ssOp-MAry Brush. Brush; Providence; Fashion BIZ
Pyopei er-OneiIa ONelll, Philadelphia a Briss'
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DIED,

DA w'e Of Tpemas G. Pncnard, daughter Of the ase
he relatives and euds Of the amily and those IF VIM
Preha,d are rssgesfSy nv 81 ys'snd ne fsnsr
way, On THURSDAY, al 81 ociock NJ
SCphens. IN The 5rth year vi her age.
Her friends aud relatives invited 10 attend ber fu-
neral from her late Iesdence No. I8s CreSavich 81 on
On Wednesday, Dec. 10, Nj ARG tRET. wife Of Samuel
siger OF consumpon n the 3Otn year Of her age at
her rfsIc euce IN East New York
HeI lu4eral yll iaks pace on FTidsy Dec y a,
qutsied 10 aitst the fnu.ra without further not ce
On W,dnesday, Dec ~. AFTER prosracei Illness lat
&c hCqe q i Tp R scs y D. No Is
is remains will be taken this morning 10 the residence
Of MS father, Stephen a Burt. ESQ., warwick Orange
County ere 'hs funeral iii take place Friday at IL
o'clock NJ The relatives and friends Of the family
spectfuly invited 70 attend the fuLsal.
dsuehts Charles and Albnia Ealdain aged years,
beautiful IN life
Lovely IA death"
Beyond the Digit Of time.
There surely j. some blessed cline
Where ne - not breath,
Nor life's ale ,iors tfanslen, are, .
At Harris,n WCstcheSter C0unty. Tuesday' Dec p
SYLYANUS GEDNEY. infant son o. William j. and lat1
Anne G. Peek, aged IL months and days ..
On Friday, Dec s. in Savannah. &c )rgia, Of ccnsunp
ton, SARAH PLUNKETT in her goth year She was a
native OF the County Westmeath, Ireland: -. ,,,,,,
In Son'h BIooklyn. Dec. 10, Mrs. CHARITY BUDD;
Ielct Of The late John Budd aged - years. NOUNS "ad
Her relatives and friends are respectfully invited 70 a.
tend her from he Tesdenc OF her danghter MIS-
Elizabeth 4 Whitman, No. lO5 sae2eLt-st' on Fndy at
On sunday, Dec !, JAMES BRUDINELL AyREs
dentist If c5nsunI tion AGED A years
His remains VII be taken to tbs New-Yofk Bay Gene
terry bis relations and friends ana Ooiuno i.uss ~ ~
J. O. OF q F. AID the Je Say Con N pa "a hua'us Oh
Jersey Cryof both of which he was menber-are re-
seoy hec $50 eS o ON sunday Dec A.
at o'clock n, without further neuce d9S.'
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

WILLlAMsBURGH LYcEUM.-Dr. Bettner
who lectures before the Wamzbnrgh Lyceum, this eve
ning on Java its people and rs productions, has re-
sided several years in the East and Is Personally iaAf
with the scenes which he TO describe. Among other
things viii give account Of the coffee crop, and eH-
plain the wonderful ttonss which hare been told
ms he Irpas ire,
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IFrom our Correspondents.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec le-Arrred, bark Japsn.ea,
Gallagher, Havana brlgs Margaret. Brl Reed Albert.
Miner. N s0hts Ahert NIal. hnd r n. New Haven
hornet Small, New oTs; Matilda, Ess,0n, Boston ,
hannah. N, small, NeSark +. q Willard, WIlari,
Portland Couia Seas Boston jos. Rusl ng Rice New
YoIk Cas- usa Wilson do Penohscot. Ca<k do
Glands samship Virginia. Seal. Rshn,ad, ship
Zone Slbee. Nsw-Orleans; brig Umpire Simpson, Ber-
nuda; Andoger Handy Bost,n schgs Deposite. Tbomp
son, San Juan de Nicaragua ODE Sears BOstoa Nir-
slnia WrghiHsdtn. Fall River, 4. SIael, Anderson,
Boston; Luther Chi d Baker, Boston; Matilda, BaIon,
Bangor; f c. Willard willard Por land Nancy Bishop
Thacker. CharleS'own Cop a. Sears B,stoa Jos Rus
Ing. Pre-. Hew-York; propeller Michigan. Morshsai
Nsw.iUrk.
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ENGLAND.

Two firms in Liverpool, connected with
The American trade. have failed; Messrs. Pryde &
I.,.s and Uarnden & Co. The liabilities of the
latter are estimated from Geo 900 10 ESQ OOO ABOUT
fI2O00 Of which consist in small bills drawn IN
Boston and New-York
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spoken, &C.

Dec 6. on Point Judi'h. schr W b. Darling from Prov
ideEce for Baltimore
Nov o. in Crooked Island Passage, schr. J W Dodge,
Brhour from 81. Jago for Boston
Dec l. of Nanturket South ShOa brig Noreus. Masurg,
from Nansanilla for Boston.
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MARRIED.

On Tuesday. Dec. Q. BY Rev. DR.. Lewis, A. D. FEN
TON, erchant. Of this CITY, 10 Miss LUCIEFORDHAM,
daughter OF Austm $. FOroham, o. Huntington
on Tus sdav Dec g. IN PHILADELPHIA ~ Rev DR.. Howe,
THEODORE s DRAPER. Of New York, 20 ELIZA
BrIH, daughter Of Thomas W Morgan. Esq OF PhIa-
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Markets--CARErrlLY REroRrsp roR rsE rr1nr,,

Markets-CAREFuLIY REPORTED poR Tvs TEIBrvs
- "WEDNESDAY Dee TO-
ASHES-The market IS steady Tor Pots a. 81 g7iast g.
Pearls a.e II good demand and plenty AZ s. 20 The
receipts light.
COTTON is in iair demand, partly for shippers 3OSo
ba les have changed hands az previous prices
FLOlR AND NEAL-Our market for the Low rraie.
81 STAKE and Western Flour Is better with mod
craze Ssmand Ior The u4de and the East restricted ma
ela o. the advanced pTetensIOns Of holders There q
ie DONG IN Domestic Tor export The inferior and bet
.s sdes are onoyarf and good demand ~ the h,ns
Hsue cansclan Is firm, with far densEd fcr exp9rt-
tNes OF 100 oos ~ 81 l2fSS4 - for coEuon = nsr
Shns The sales cf Domesc reach 90 bbls AZ "a Is
u lof common 20 straight STATE - 81 sSS! a, f,r
@ ~ aia1a and Ohio, and - 3SS4 81 for f.Vsrts
anu Sne. state Southern firm and IN gooi De.
- iot We Trade, and there some shipons inl1,r-
arc uot Iee u aAy y be had our Inxde fga-as ~
q f'O hhls. Il 81 2s1Si a for sixed "a rF
elanss na4uA. re Se &c. Rye Flour - very firm iss
~ ie pois. ~ - - Coz Neal dell a. s. Is f,r Tsrs
bssAwhtat or Is in demand q e s5sg 50 pey 49,
and 81 g., 6Si 81 per Dol " Pe' w 'os-'
@aAlN-Oof market for wheat is assa better AVIAN
Ag a1rhg the Gay. The denaEl Is far ff nlin. "a -.
elPoit Nh very httie Offering The SaIss are 69 49,
Red uc-1 early IN the day az So and 500 hash - So
same kIt on Change e ajc Also SEQ nush Whe S,nta
eru a. 81 Rye - shade timer with far d-n,1d ani
eeTue sseplY Sales Of 3eO1 bush a. 7tc TS~ R.rie
SVeIy qart az SIC aS5c Barley Mali setting sosIy AZ s
cas Ie badly 30 s9s7sa', hgi iee demand Eedsyate
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BOSTON Dec. l0-ATT barks OaS. an stary J. S.adc'
Phlsde1rba hligs = G. Bass, Potomac atsr, \ l.. =
renee Fu pre- and PocSonocket Phi sdal Ina, chrs Nv
press Care Hsstsn lsh nix Walter ErTin North Az
lame Ocean A Brown Albany
M.h1e; sehr. u NJ Kloits and Eis. NsS-iofs
NEW-BEDFORD. Dec AR. shlp Snas sichFSs'
Bst@oTe 20 81 for whaling; schr. daTy kh1Aoc'''
philadelphia
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. S-Arr 81 s.. Charles, and
Island II. HE Nsw-YOFk.
NORFOLK. Dec. lO-The ship California Packet, Ioi
for Pal'imors yesteTd A. leaking badly.
CHARLESTON. Dec Arr SlutAerner. and hai1-
wssla View York Cage ena Havana.
sd. ship Tallasaa, Boston, schr. Col Staiiey. Now
Yok
iCth-Arr shiD Camden, steamer Palmetto.
PROVIDENCE. Dec. lo-AEI. scars Msr Miller.
Phlladelphia; Mary Anna do Z. 3. Clover, DO, Ana
~ "a Gale DO Vel;a do Mary HarSey do q. l.. Bay
les Henr Pas son, (Io Fe l. Sot)A. Isaac nckle lar
s.y do Moses g. Leonard, Pcarce, do sloop willard,
NeW-lork.
ia bug Foster Baker Charleston
TIE brig A'larrc Duell % days 10 Port Spa'n rnni-
dad Of ar New Haven. OF chOr OF Point Ju-
dnb his morhi1g at 10 eel OK all well.
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HALIFAX TELEGRAPH OFFICE,
"Wednesday Evening, Dec. 10, 1871.

The R. NJ. steamship Niagara, Captain
s,on. arrived a, her wharf precisely at y
,,,lo,k tonight. She left Liverpool at noon on
re 2o,h nit, and brings 81 passengers, including
= 6orl HALIFAX The Niagara has experienced
ysry heavy weather during the passage with strong
hssds winds three-fourths Of the way.
The steam propeller City Of Pittsburgh sailed on
the same { ay for Philadelphia.
On TUESDAY last, about ii O'Clock, passed large
steamer steering East ,.,
No American steamer had arrived at Liverpool
since the departure OF the Paclhc.
The Franklin arrived of Cowes on Thursday eve
D,ns Nov q, at 0 O'Clock.
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. VIVA SCOTIA, NEW BRUNSWICK AND
BY W ZINE TELEGRAPHS TO PORTLAND
AND THENCE
p.Jr,s MERCHANTS LINE TO NEW-YOhh-
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NrwvoRK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, DECEMBER II, 1851

SER M.m,n'o Nrls Tilrnins'oa. y G., Gdsss, naval
>fltes - Il 81 . 81. 20 al.
sloes Wp.. Il safsflId. Jones, Prosise-ce.
sAII.gU- SHIPS sduuai. DhG.a. aiVEe' Peter Hai
rth. EooAwe /, sp-laeh COLA aos Others
BELOw-shP Coa~sy. 20 days Ifom seiia~.
WIND, sunset. W.S.H
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SUPREME COURT.-City and County

- Of New York Charles @ Pratt agsiss, Joba Q.
Bisfop Summons for money demand On soAtTasi-fc
JOHN @. BISHOP-Su You are hereby sammcne1
TO answer the complaint IA tn, aetlos, which ws
Of New York the STD dag OF March l8ji and serve
copy Of your answer me- al my Office No. ~ NASAL
81 New York, within twenty days after tho service hefed'
the dag such AID II ron fan " an
the compliant sfuTt ssd, the pispth VIII sks
udsntBt fT The sum OF O0e hundred ssd bf~ea do1s
and 6fy three cent?, " ii interest from be fret Dag
January tno1xar ght heBdIsJ and Efy sssss
the II, Of this act on Dated Mach 4, lajt
HORACE DRESSER, PisistIn's Attofssy.
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HXhalers.

Gid at New. BEDFORD oh. bark Emma. Austin, for A.
lartc Ocean. S d. bark Peri, gyms, for do
sid from Mat'ap0n et 9TH bark CachclOt, Hosmer, At
lnNtf and Indian Ocean.
Seoksn-Oct H. mot 22) lat 10 10 s. Ion 81 10 ship
Goiccnda, OF and flom New Bedford, - days ont
Oct = lat 20 ion % bark Eugena Wood VI and from
New Bedford for Pacific Ocean all well.