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The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-11-15

pracucal question, out now tnat II settled
there 10 no more excuse for agitation-and il
must be PUT DOWN"
No, gentlemen you mis- read or mis-state
The question of slavery extension is NOT settled
II is present and potent to-day At this mo.
ment, California is convulsed with a projected
dismemberment which ia TO cut of her south
orn half and make it new territory--ye., and
a slave territory There are various pretexts
put forth; but slavery il at the bottom of the
"agitation" The Southern propagandsts have
never for one moment taken their eyes off OF
Southern California they long ago determined
to have it for a slave State and they have now
thanks to the Union Safety Committee and kin
dred agencies, Congress little likely to make
any effectual resistance TO their demands. w,
shall have TO resist them, perhaps unsuccessful
ly; but 10Th us to- day, as ,cith Mr.. Webster
short time ago. resistance to siapery extension !
matter of conscientious duty, and we canno
atop to calculate tho chances of success. Wei
Mr.. Wood, suppose the country should b
plunged into a fresh commotion respecting tb
opening of Southern California to slavery, wi
You charge us with fomenting slavery agitation
But why need we point to California tn
coil of Cuba, almost at our doors, still smoke
with the blood OF lie defenders, shot down in re
sistinR An invasion of which the kidnapping wa
Southern lust of conquest for the sake of in
creasing the power of slavery in our fedora
Union. Messrs. Webster and Fillmore hav
not vet pronounced resistance to that invasion
Aggressive. 90 Ne will presume that II il no
stiQmstissd ~ such by the Union Safety Com
miftee. And Just across our Southwestern from
tier the blood Of the defenders Of the country
and it, laws y now Aowiag 10 The streets o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-22
By TELEGRAPH.

BOSTON Jan 2-Arr brgs Caroline Merna Chlcopee
p adephsichs Winfield Scout lanser A'hm-ad wilmington
CD ships Carr NsN Orleans. BARI Prospect. Cadena brgs Hay
Curaco; Fsrcs Jane Porto co WIN Spear Mstanzti
Canton Philadelphia 'chs Flores Aut Cayesi Martha Washugou
MACHIASPORT, Jan 13-An brig North America. YORK.
hEwBURYPoRT. Jan 20-An sch Gsttils, New York
PROVIDENCE Jan 2AT sloop Pointer. Fowler New York.
SD brig Whes WahsT Edgscomb, natanEasj sehr Mall Gro
we'll Pbiisdsphia
wICKFORD. Jan 3l-sld sloop Traveller Allen New York
sTONIFGTON, Jan l9-An sch Msessfoe, Conkhn Virginia
sloop Speaker Wilcox, sswfork
Mystic, Jan 10 Arr ship Rsnulus Hull from W
Sandwich Islands with 1880 b6 -h, 10 do spm os shipped home
5000 10, boLs
BRISTOL, Jan Gi-sn brgs Patriot Gage, aud Hy Marshall
HOLMES HOLE jan i7-Arr bark Zdou Demaara Isrh Do
seth Dec, Tor Boston Leh Amsrsran vessels
place Passed BOnaTe 9sh brig Lodebar I'm Wnogon, SC for
curacco 3D. lat % 30 loo 10 schJ Beat New Yo
for Port Price, orb lat - So Ion y co. spoke sch AArado Boz
ton for Georgetown, SC
Scbe Fanny Mitchell Cadenas Jan 3d. for Frank
FTede cksburg Tor BsstOn
Artist brgs Rs Rcnmono Boston; Franklin Noroh for
Portland sehs Esw1d Evsstt DO for do Metropolis for
Joseph Bas Bamors Bangor Fortune New fork for Thomas
ton
Arr 9oh bAris Lowell Boston Tor Baltimore; Laoou do Tor Phil.
sdePba ehs Cooley Co. DO for New YOrs wcott NswYo
fer Boston
Vineyard Sound 18th Grsrd hars.s, 90 for Bos
NORFOLK JanIe-Ths steamer saranae Is st hsr. bot -
expected that she Will sail 70 morrow for the West lsdies
appointed for the sailing Of tbs John
The BT n LADY OF the West from Newport (Walssl
Point went Up James River to day
The Br barb Nsvon which arrived here yesterday 81
Thomas reports that tbs ship Hanover 70 sail day for
The sch Mary jane wsch arrived here Yesterday from
reports having passed Tuesday oh PhqnH rgg@d
brig sunk about ne from lane her op-s apparently
TIE Amsra from Phadspha FOR Noble put into In.
Of the threatening appearances Of the weather.
Arr TO Gay chs Bach News and Lghtioot I'm New York
CO brig H'rbinssI. West lad'si
krg WestInd
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On Monday veHsg Sh INST Of co0s-os Of BRAN HENRI
krfA AEDOkA Nged year AMI moaths youngest chd Of
Lsesss sod BerrettA ?. Ahen.
The u iamily autsd at,-ud hnsai n
twednsstsy atsooou. al o'chc. isom ~ 6rsai -
o. Moasay JOSH NICHOLSON, aged Is
HE ffsaos q has Mrs MAY BsAs
~ the house Of the latter 50 Thrist
otksck
Ga Tuesday. 1884, ANNE TOWNSEND Ct B=njsun
Tovasesa. sfea O ysATs ard n months
ksatvss auc tsnds reqassj o sttsUt The saefa Wed
SD ccock the rse1ce Of Peter Boyd.
g. ,aierDsnt
HOdsoD. Gu tie sis, a,L WALTER L. CRAWFORD. IN
theaTth year oftss
rsrpts-n Jsa Ssh. PaEsE HOLMES, the SSH year Of
sfaee.
rAs r-At..s Trends q hmy are uvt- attend the
isnssa hon the residence o. her brother Holmes Wedas
cay "a. ~ atll o'ekek, A NJ
seomneth County, y papers please copy
Jan % sRsF ussrug h1rss, Mrs SARAH LOUISA
hgWDaN a Va ssth VI Der
ese ssds respectfully nv It'd % attend he 10
~ - e her brotheria law, Nc w Goddard
~ az ~ $500 asa ~ rs~es ~ nsssnsSt ~ -
about 81 years.
BIS and scQaAntsncss. tAo.. n ~ p
m incctsey and Davd HALTED r,snr. ~ =, sst-ni
h. funeral W~dnesrsy morning Sla :, no k on h
s,s sssssuee Ne y4A place ~aeoos iurshsr aviation
81 Charleston papers please cory. IA 81
en- Nosdsy Jan. o., MARIA, vie q 0tls Leck~ooa -
he ffeaes q The auiJ respectfully st,.oa n IA
ssrsi "Wednesday Afternoon $50 inse Al och ~ hs, -.
sSS East Broadway. wthoa further
On snday sFsrne yaa 70. NATHAN SMITH Of arm Al
SUI Suaitoa Go, sgsd Il years
TIRE re.tss and eacs Of ne family svsd u ss,-a IA
Wed ssosy 30 isst al ocok, n IRON rs hts
rssidshes. IA Fsrst AssEns Jsl 81
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NsRl4srlt Jan The Nsfeza@-sn steamer Lb~ador which
i-flet from Dsssa- Bfsak few snc-
tp-s drfn- en- - q pump has 5ssn repaired
&c fa % To- WI sal for 5ss- taknx Ia
's SAD ursooaby hsc eischarzsf One II her hard
O. ave, - dro-n-r. ~ '
b.tr haasoa of Icneonl MaIie3 from 81 KIT. for Ss Yo
~ -i to'-1 fr- Fathom Hole Bermuda % MT aky
so Ne ~ sss ih- Of a. ~ 81 la 7l o.
''hA ~ X u~oe gaze Sc parted chaa ard a. h. "a
t' - f-fe coi ed y a-ay nas y eass bs1 sb-
49, o usf INTO - 6eorE-s cay w. W
seH FiL,r Curtis 'rm Portland or Orand "a soo1 IN -. Alta,
toh l t co. ashofe 90 P-akss Island and va anns ~
- - BOARDED D. P-rsoos from Island Who rof b.r ~
ana icok Der ~ % Porilane Ga ng sgCO s.lvsr. -
"a hHi' ost q q Joha, NB, saky consnon "a, ALI. il,
80 - q ~ ai a 81. BIC 81 By Bsn-n sto a.. &c.,
po'I lh- - -sh-d 70 abandon tbs sch and sss I'll =, ~
Ne oi ne axnes and short after psft-d o,r
Ds LAAsnsA nayo foa Cap. Has Of sod for 40, hs,,,.
lrpe 80 ufc-1 % Der sesm ard asma.,eS dam
go o. ne 20 ~ 10 at y IS lon 3O-sbs soon $3.50 -
H. sl1 20 s - net Eas is By Br brz F.vo ~ 10
lA s -tsn as esps and we're re,cuss and t.te 70
DS,nso.i -1sfs IeI arrived 90 Tie 5th
nA-se sAa1 "aEs loi Nes Bsilord} Bradburv vs.y
nlr'ns ~ Astrou y Hesua Bedford III is0 M. al
ess 70 - aef I've Yah Hoe Bsnda sve,u1 Of 81 ns
- - .ay eooaaon A. a-t accounts shs va, vatInr for
steamer 70 TOW h-S 81 G@Arres - ~ "AIAs 'O'
- Le,.fh Ever from Liverpool Nov 81 for Bo.tn an, bach
ls'oas % 18th AT VIII osasi a1s .orsu1
20 -pf.t pfteseled -tisr from Cart
q at repaired - -o-d N@As nm D NS-As
s'- Nasais.tcs Gaa from crnn-tas, d spi Tor Bs.,o h.
~ ~ 80 - Goa o. fsirsss I'll b. co1dsmnsd
A'oat ~ pess tbsr have n o liz Ksuuar~ Rr
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orpocos The former are held at lly The last sales
Of prime BuerOs Ayres were 81 so buen9s 80
Kps sold lSl n l54c, NOS ESQ Laguayr4 in D..
more for this market lie es they rn1 81 green s.e
Savannah 64cl 5g7 Texas dred a. ei 49, hasc-oO ~
Il4 so Csrthagppas l04 mos and ot5 do 10, mercnan'
abe eli 4 = cent Of for cHsh. .. 80, -
NAVAL NTORES-Are not sctive 80 DOS eomuion
Wilmington Resin sold si 45, delivered ana ~ 40 nns
Resin At2 5OdsS Tar Ofhne quality 10 scarce sno s
at g. Rough Turpenne il steao Al o'i WIN sa7' "
9Co bhls and Spirits dull al jSa39c -, ,
WOOL-Ts ia good request WIN lncrea-ing 49, =.
Pulled: 1900 n No and superhneisod Al sc' aVerseri
zoo DO exua super Al Al d42c; snd 1900 90 NO 'oc
Some large parcels Of for ign have changed hlnls oh
in porters TO dealers on private terms Donesuc rcs
strength daily In prices; 1900 10 sold Al 4<0p CO
There il no Wool under 4oc, and lule " thst
TOBACCO-Is rather irIner Letters rom Virgins
been received advising increased demand ana an Az
vance Of lc IN al Leaf There i not much DONG tast
but United demand has prevailed for heninckvH 81 20 9r
common and loi l2ic for medium. Sales OF - Nnls I'd
the last three days. $1,000, T., ~
LFATHERis IL moderate request, and STOCK 10 slanu
ally deere asing while prices gradually sueng usa
ing Ligh, weights prime quality are very scarce i9s
receipts By railroad good for The season and are AMY
fAker up a. none bur desirable parcels come iOr"Ml
HEMP Is IN moderate demand for small lots ~ DsAes
American wrotied sold al TO- and 10 do 81 Domn %
or private terms There fair inquiry FOR Ssa Al &C
ard Manila at 93c. in retail quantities. 5000,
BFESWAX-Snsils Ales are making al y d<ftc-
GENSING-ls 36d57c, with firm demand
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Arrived.

Steamship Proueh.us Capt Tnkepsugh from San Juan and
Chagrss, IA passengers, to ID Allen
Cherokee, Wndle. Chagrss 4A INST via Kingston
Jamaica spice &c 10 Rowland & Aspinwan
Packet ship Gaa Richardson Havre Nov 30, dse and 24
ssDgers, TO W Whtnck, j.
Bremen shin B.beco BeenI en- Rotterdam 40 TO Schmidt
Balcten. The had fine weather the whole passage
Ship Florida oi FhAven Robinson chnehen Iands and 81 ds
I'm Calso, 100 tuns guano, 70 Edwin Bartlett
PTusan hp Rhsn Meyer ~ d. Rterts mdse and
to Neyer suekea Jan si experienced he.'y "a from tbs
on deck, split fai's and rsceved other dsmsge-
ship Reed Hamburg. and Is passenger
SCHMIDT BaheH has eHPsnenced heavy gales on the passage
Ost sails &c
B Envoy Mclean Liverpool II d. and Faya IS d. ndss
ard 2s3 passengers Daniel Pkngon Co The bore from
Wisy the pa.ssgs lost split sas and received
oths Had ~ deatbe ship lever GOD small tbs
sage and has about so now SICK with he same disease
Brig Bnsywne Of Philadelphia coTmck, Patra and Gbrts
Dec currsnts Dutih INST lat lon pass
% the wreck large logged all her spars carsd
away being dark and blowing gale and heavy sea running DID
Brig Lausa ccgga sad,ra % d. fan St Mchss, Western
Islsnos) q ballast, % Bishop a Co
Brig swan Bermuda l0th jan mdIe Nssrth Sons
Sch Alexander FISH, Warensn7 d. nails 70 spragus Rom
SOM GO
Sch Coral Staples, Tbom.ston. AZ Dc. Inns 10 master
Sch Orands BaTuum Casos 80 d. hh aud macls 20 Perkins
Sch Rcbmotd, Beverage Thomas,on 81 De. hms
Sch Cho Nardle casne 80 d. lumber Psnaml Railroad Co.
4h ground Nantucket shoals comp-sd TO throw
overheard OF her ard -Hpend $50 order
get her "a RsmaDed u that situation s hours
Sch LOUISA Reeves, Cavalier Philadelphia d. coal
Sch h~russ Moore machaspo 30 d. um1e 3mpeon, My
hsw Co 10Th inst the yasboat washed from the dav,
heavy rol ~ aitsr southsa.t gale.
Sch william Bard siubbs, Philadelphia ds, Barrett
sloop Fashion, Bydenberg Providence
sAILhD-sh'ps asnhstsn, Peabody Liverpool; American Con
w. LCosSa SsFs A0s od w,sy San E's@s'ise s
(Br Haws 81 Johns NIB ARIEL lBl Cary Africa; Fsdsnck
lBr-n) Dorhck. Nayagusz, PR
BrLOW-2 barks and brig.
nd I.ht
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rFrom our cor-spondsnill

PHILADELPHIA. Jan 2l-4-rsrc5-Bng sun CROSBY Boon;
sehs So erb Roach New fort; BEN Douglass Taylor 90; Ers
lAns, do Alfred Barrett Baker dol Reosccs Collins do Chso
Haccy. DO
Cieared-shp Moro Lanahss, Havana bark MARY Ha
Boston .,hs FanLs ltev Vance New Ofeans Holmes
savannah samrs Cashier johnson New Yo Msry sutteah
soHers MaiasoId Bay TsHs Cherokee Candy
Penobscot Cznche,
SEW PORT. Jan
urEon NC sch Ashland Cobett I'm Lube YorE Soys
Der Hunt I'm Bedford for Soroa Flores Des I'm 90 10,
kdsuton NC L0srty Spring I'm Pha5spha Tor sstb Caolne
Hid pa NsS Bedford for Baumorei Eagle Rhodes I'm Rclsn or
esV fon hao hcgoh Pnkham I'm Buekspori; Mar PEABODY
ffeenoN I'm ksstpOriar GeorgstoEn. Dc
hAChlAsPOkI, ysn SD scts Jones' Holmes York;
Gsutc. ParsOrs d. May EbLa. n-.srv-y Boston sh sch
nIsor, ~ ch had bers spar GOud Porto REQ lt6
afr bfE az % CaihsHa Hooper Bosio1 l3th br North
Amer Fcrsr hsvYorb 18th Watns VIVID sch 8,oro
tn.wl hfo~nt New fofss Msry. Robinson, Boston
Alo Mechanic Brs H.ustssd returned 70 mort
bolt ~s-s ss1. ~ N4t I agorsbs o
hooe Pscs hach On the 5d at ard rode gaze .s.y
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have been at 92I. The sale was as follows:

The Exchange market has been active and the
supply has nearly all been sold. There has been
no change in rates Sterling is lOolOl, mostly
lOl. Francs 5lOS5si. Continental bills are
scarce and firm.
In Freights there has been but small basi-
ness. An engagement of $4,000 bush Corn was
made at 80, some Cotton at I'd and Dead Weight
at les 6d9l5s.
The transition from comparative inactivity to
activity in the Dry Goods market is going for
ward, but not at the quick pace which traders de-
sire. The frmness with which stocks are held IL
self checks early transactions but, in the comb
dence that full or advanced prices must be con.
coded, there is no desire to press sales. Bleached
and unbleached Shirtings and Sheetings are IN
moderate request at full prices. Drills have been
sctive and jobbers have literally purchased
Prices are steady at the high quotations that have
for some time been making. The demand for
Osnaburgs is good, but the supply is limited
though prices are high and firm. Consumers are
not, however, generally willing to pay current
rates and still resort to foreign kinds, which are
lower. DENNIS are 10 limited request az the adj
vanced prices asking. Stripes are quiet a. ial
prices. Ticks are active, and have been In cen
siderable demsnd for California. Prices are stes-
dy. Printing Cloths are not of quick sale, but
holders are firm. and the recent advance must be
fully conceded shortly, to secure supplies. Prints
are not in great demand, though fair sales are
making, extending to neighboring cities. Prices
are firm. Chambrsys are in moderate request for
the clothing trade Ginghams are steady, and in
fair demand for the early season. Lawns are
quiet, in view of the public sale which vii take
place next week. The sales are confined to for
eign descriptions All kinds are firm, and the sale
il looked forw ard to with considerable interest
Cotton Pantaloonery is moderately active, and
prices very firm. Muslin de LANES show more
activity. The Spring demand is commencing a.
good prices. The supply is very fair for the ear.
ly season. There is rather less doing in Cloths
than a week ago, bat colored goods are in de.
msnd, and command full prices. Holders are
firm, and the market is steadily working up
Jeans are active and firm. Tweeds are in re-
quest by clothiers, and steady. Cashmsrettes
sell more readily at full prices. Satinets are &C
tive at the recent improvement in price, and are
tending 70 further rise Sleeps Greys are ad-
vancing. Cassimeres show increasing hrmness
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NJ a u n IE n.

A. rovhe Tuesssy, Jan the Rev p s. chAuDcsy
JOHN HAViAND OF New Iok TO ELlzA SOPHIA daughter
% the .ts Wesley Buid, at the former place
Wsnnfon, g. J. the 10Th the Rev VIM r. BOsar.
BENJAMIN ArcRGG NJ 10 KATE yout goat daugbtes
Of J. Aueefsou, Geo
ysD H. RAlph Hamilton 10 Ehzabeth lang
IL Abraham l. Van Hsru ~ Masgsfst lang
10, De Wm 5 rompAlns u Eveina n. Ckss
IA Charles IA Wee 70 SARAH BaTuhan.
Crsss 10 virEa A. Snaith
II Joseph logsu O. Jane LNpg
Al m. NsSafeN Margaret R-atey
rs. Joseph w,Aey son l. Margaret 4 Oliver
10, James Graham 10 AAry } smith.
IS. Charles A Brown 20 Ana =. Molo0sy.
4 CoFrehas Alderman 20 MARY WIZ
4 Charles Cor~ia 70 Ara MAnWen
g. Caleb A. Ofs 10 Hsnaah StuTtssahl
IS. john W. canpbsl 20 mary Chapman
10 julius fps,sia 20 Ssfta'e 3Shn.
IS Jctn W simonson . Chafot,s A. S;sphsns
Az Nor Col r. De Russey q. 5 % Helen A maxwell
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Whnlera.

-, c.ns Vrce Dec Sauis Wstpoft With
ssb. ysha Wills Bniseport. 40 bbb sp hata, DeSgsti win
50 bbl- 20 fw.s sookeu Nov n. - IN $50 spl.
nee a. II 5 "a W. oArt Gov Carver Hosmsr Wesipor
Do. y. "a, - Is lon 40 W. brig Franklin Of Beverly bound on
yseor, Pout IS bark Franklin Gfori Atlantic Ocean,
- A., an al lat ~ 80 bon 81 20 w ship NASSAU
W. - Nv BEDFORD cean; Nov ~ BARI Andevs Nye 90 - 90
~ Had fp ore Nov 80 h Ceas frsdenc Has,ln
be Oct rs 1880 belonging 10 the fankhn naned
Penertal. a native Of Flores r.-- - 49,.
bark r, pmunstf She owned and ited out
\, W r Rbmoa3 formerl e New Bedford No;NthsiAldag
the ouh Of the vessel cost tie w7es
-, 81 49, - i,tl, over would 10 IL hsrout
% Nv BEDFORD and her "a the ~hs grounds Of the IA
60 cannot but regard this a. the foundation Of most np'
So here No American port has one tveuteth part
-. Of location; &c tor the whaling trade which ian
Fnc.co possesses; while it, nco suence- are 6sV dsspPs
N''N sen FRANCISCO Balance, Dec IL
,,. s -,o,an Hosmsr OF bark Carysr. Of Wes,p ut
P received In New Bedford reports her Dec s. at II % . 81
~ b 400 his so OIL Spoke sept 20 ht3t 80 ', Ion - W,shp
No, ssl Pm If Bedford cutting large ~has aO DDS ~
m Nv % t II ~ 50 W bsrks Exchange, stewart %
Bdfrd clean Goth lat Il 80 Ion So Thomas WinoW Chase
Ws,nT, Point $50 50 backhsh date Piitna Lee DO ~
~ DE- la NJ lon 49, brig Annswan, Phnnsy e Haitap 'seii
O an sndsdl Dec lat Y ; ton 81 '" oafS An
Srsx. SswB Bedford, so bbs board.
i,e from bark Uuted States Psckus. OF Westpo Point iAi
Nov no at npors her with $500 bos - on All we 'pose
~ .et. psvious Ato Lakeman. New Bedford, Is 10 P
Nov g. Montezun a. Allen, 10, 800 sp
Had ron june s. no lat bark Roscoe, Glhan OF Ns~
Bedd, 50 co Wh, Aug l. Clifford Wayue Wsdy Ffh@'ea
Polar Whale upon average. yields about 20 hb. oil We
have facts showing tht eight ,hps ~kh va @ me
Sea and Ocean, took l52 whales yeng soO DOS oil o '
whals. l9bbs - -. .....
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OFFICIAL Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
STATED SESSION TuEsDAY Ian.


Present-A. A. ALvoRD, Esq President, in the
Boycs, Barr, j r. Webb J. Webb. Crane, Miller, Smith,
Tiemsn, Pearssll Sands Ward, Bolster, Ely, Edwards
PETITIONS
BY Assistant Aid Crane-Of s. $. Ward for pier foot
Of Hubertst N. n. To Committee on Wharvee, &c
BY same-Of ID. A. Cusbman 10 have the pump removed,
To Committee on Streets.
OF the Committee the Fire CONGRATULATIONS TO
granting prayer Of petition of Oscar + Benjamin, and
Others, Tor new Hydrant Company Adopted
RESOLUTION
BY Assistant Aid BoyCe-Tht the Controller give pub
Nc notice the city papers and also by causing notices TO
BE- extensively posted Ia conspicuous places The vicinity
OF the oeT places TO all desirOus OF O0
sinng Dock and Slip accommodations OF the Corporation
Nc docks and slips will be received tbs Controllers
Office until Saturday next, 10Th inst AT O'clock I'm.
Nv xssls,unt AID Ely-Tha, the Commissioner Of Re.
psfs Supplies be directed that portion Of the
pavement in Broadway between The northery
line Maiden lane and Johnst and the center OF Broad
be grooved TO the depth Of of an inch,
and OF the width OF sad quarter inch said groove 10
be right singles with the stones and To be as near as
possible inches apart from the joints between the
kocks Of granite Referred Commissioner Of Repairs
and Supplies estimates OF cost per running lOOt
By Assistant Aid Boser-That the Commissioning OF he
paiTs and Supplies be requested 10 communicate 10 tls
Board total amount II any paid per diem for surveying
10 engineers superintendent II said work Adopted
OF the Committee Repairs and Supplies, signttying
their opinion that there present danger 10
Of No 81 D6ysL to require the Common Council TO inter
fare asking that the subject be discontinued be-
Ths Board adjourned to Wednesday evening ats O'Clock.
From The minutes RICHARD SCOrT, Clerk
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R0reiRm Ports.

Caca Senator Conn chartered Tor Lonioni
Milton Harlow for Il Concorta, Austin, tor 40 "a
Huma Henry for and others as reported
yesterday -, H..
brrs Kong August Pus) for soon Sid sih brig
Gustavus, Snow, Boston.
Al Palermo Th ult brig Chanu ssrd) for Phadspha aod
81 from Mssssa mr. ut brig celsstina Pickett, Bostou
ca Msrsees u bark "orge Nor hoddiesen, Tor Ne"
Torhj brig Coonla. tSw) Block, DO 80,
Fays ID ult bark TO- Brown from Boston, arr S6th to sail IN
about 10 days. n, p,,.,-,...
goth barks sIbsria Bartlett California Arthemse, Fr do
Al Glasgow INST chips Msrthas Vineyard GRAHAM, tor New
Ohio Phillips DO i6th banks Hovs Scot.n (6r
Boston ke; Geo GA Allen for New York. Sid 3d. barb Janet lb
Al Cok I'd .st shr Equator Liverpool for Boston, put
and and other damage org
Psnambuco 18th brig Henry Mathews Hartman IN Doe
load for do. SID 18Th. brig Henry Ifo"oge,
Cursr from Coona River of Plate with mules put for e
for Barbados
Arr Nov 10TH brig Tropcus Dutch POpk'n, fa aud
for Boston.
Arr Halifax nth INST Niagara L.ch. fn Boston, and
SD att pm Liverpool
Arr At Bermuda slst ut brig Griffin Webb Baltimore. CD
barb Fernandns thompson lin Phadsph cenuesos brig Len
Peters. Peters, Cuba.
Art at 81 John, briggs Juhst doshs Baltimore, IS
lard cid 80 Baha 10th Lady Marlborough Beer DO
Arr Tuke Island rs 81 inst sch Frances Mckay IS DO I'm 81
Martins for Boston, With loss Of sails
Chsgres TO- baks OonA Of Belfast Oronoka OF We" YORK
brgs Of New Oeansj Detroit Of Ne~ YORK. up Tor
90; snd for New York. the brig Bella Del Mar 81 new
orleans schr Pauline Of New York 70 sail Jan 10th
ATAtPou RI al. Jamaica Dec 81 org Oscar CSnfad NOfi1k
Jan sch Ann yu Baxter Newbe NC 9h bg Mary, Creh
ton Bshmors sld l0tb brig Gamorgan. Walter, Baltimore
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-22

FIRE IN GRoToN.-The dwelling house Of Mr.
Asa Tsrbell of Susquehanna Village, Groton, was
entirely consumed by fire about O'Clock this
morning. So rapid was the conasgration, that the
members Of the family barely escaped with their
lives. Mr.. Tarbel, who was confined TO his room
by lsmeness, was nearly suiiocated before he was
rescued by his neighbors. Mr. Archibald, ticket
master for the Fitchburg Railroad at this station
narrowly escaped, leaving the money and papers
in the room. which were consumed Mr.. Tarbel's
barn and shed were also burned to the ground
Nothing saved. Loss about $4,000.
Boston Times, 2ls,.
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New.York Cartle Market :.

Reported FOR The Tribune
fAt the Washington Drove Yard FOrty.fO1rth-sI ana
Raartbsvenue and al Hudson River Bulls Head foot 81
Robpsonst for Beeves. For Cows Calves Sheep sno
Lambs 81 BrewniDg's SiXth-st nesr Third-ayi ana ~
Cbamberlain's foot OF RohinsOn-st 40,
Offered 40 Beeves. $50 Southern the remainder lns
s,se IS Cows and Calves and 80 Sheep aud Lambs
PRIcEs ETc-The demand for Beeves during the week
has been rather slack. owing to the hrmness OF hoers
Good retailing qualities selling al from - 10 - per
S25 left - - go. 4. 80
sEETP AND LAMBs-Plenty. Sales al from Sass IS %
Is 10 which IA a fraction higher. 900 ieft over