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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-03-22

= ME Umlersign take this method
IA OF calling the attention ofpur-
chasers TO a large stock of Groceries,
both IN Augusta Ca, and Hamburg
>. u Consisting in part Of
RBAdfGHNGt, ROtIp Dummy and
DWmiec; AA TO AG inches
wide, and heavy.
EBale ROpc aAad Irvine.
SUGAR COFFlEE .SALTIRON
MoldSSeS, Cheese, Adckerel,
Flour, Bacon, Nails superior quality,
CANDLES, TALLoW,- AND. PATENT
MOULD, of all kinds, 68ai
Sole Leather, Oak tanned,
and Hemlock, do,
Powder, Shot, Lead, Soap, Starch,
Indigo and Madder
U/INDOW GLASS, s.. '.4biag
'fa PUTTY, hase
~ s''hFa SO GINGER, q.
a"' tf'" PEPPER,
SPICE
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Scene an a JuSttce Ram. 1.-The
Hartford Times youches for the
truth oflhe following story: iuoaa
2SPat Malone yOWare fined FIVE
dollars for assault, and battery on
Nike SweneysiIub b ig ,pJ8nidI9{
-mil haveI theimoney inRane pocket,
and III pay heffneIq iflyou honor
will give me the Fesate.' ,lih,og0d4I
adi'We givss no receipts here.iiiWe
just lake money! You will no,rlje
called upon a second time Tor your
tine.} sllyii 8f tg .pdsys igua BIZ vi
But, your honor, I'll not be want
lngito pay the same 6witholit.lEet a
.Eesate. Yg0t m1ii 1a sMlMGi 6IdGi
What do you wantatooctIolayvith
ltfS8 I.IT N OHa SMDhL
'fyour honor willlWfite ono and
give it to me, I'll tell ye.'
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DEP1RTMEN7'
BY his ErceNemcy sWIhitemdrah b.
Sed67'0ok, GQUe1nOr and Co,naian
der-lniChiJ 4 land Oper the State of
&0nfh Cnl.oLialo
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EDITED By MRS. SARAH J. HALE. ~
cio'NSrARIsoS Between coDEriAND Tur OTHER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-03

Dec SARAH ACGU>rN S.c'nd daagA.,r a W.
aao ElsA So. ace ago s sal nAagAs -,
The tsIcafs and ss.Ga srcrs u he l.4ah -. A.
ment.fs ~ One bsn1h L. ~ \, 3 I . II ID p -
lssgo,Uly i.'rer R. ir.t D. 'ansfa rom No lsi P
g.. thss ~ 'nssdiyl att D. % g. o, a'ia. al
Do I1os',y. Dee. e. hfIH ore NJ HART ~.
sofa y.ar ui hf>sga - VI
The relatives and flisu.s ihs family AZ. .s,;,,..
ted the ffnea teiv ,ts d., late Residence ~ - A.
,ytR - ,th's Gas Fcc a' , VI ~ sss-
IN fhsGI Dee q c.r.p tfr. Mr. Z EyDi~n-r
HI, Trend. invited g. en- be flnera :. l..
s'd,n-t NJ 3 = .sos'er.t DE-. Thu Sisg APP ~ ~"
bod. viii b. t.k.n fo Canfnl Mas IT, sa,.,zs., ANs
o. T.csday, Dec 3. Sir TaOAAS LOoAAx. .-.s 4,
f..er's So ir,i.d 20 ai-,rd the faa.rsl,,,.,.
r,siee-ce. so 10 Ne. ls,h a, o'oihs Ga rasssss
Dec. l. ,,. a re
OF Edv ,sd srd Hsrur' BHis. AGED .noaihs
The fisHds o! the fanny Rsrd 10 at, nj The f,.,,,
Thu stay sfclnoo", NJ oel'cS' al Nc % Ciihsss
oe TUESDAY. Dec 2 nj ,p,pls,r VI, IoHVI. cApy
OF ne finn q, St.Ise, lie nti Co N he Siysn a ~
Ils reu,lns viii he t,,ca - Pl,n6,ld, Com IN s..,.
$ lssiy 5. grooklro. Dec ,. Ms ANN ELIZlpyru
HaiIEJh. N the 18th year of Mel ace VIE Of DassiR
Halleek and daushte of Dtnlel ". Faiains. u SaaA
old. L l.
on Monday norung Dc !. JAMES GRANT ia n.
ssh year Of hS VI Scot and, bat fog he 40
40 Yeas a resident IT this ft'y
Isn Is aan aCQuti4t1rcss aud those OF hs ksA
eft Grant and law Nu Strcisir, respectful,
invited "a attend his funaral WsdRe.dsy aferases
INST al ocl' ck. ai h's rssldencs. NJ III White o.
ON Monday Dec l. Of . ,sas Of the lungs MORTAR
wife Of Isaac rysoe. aged 20 yeas.
The friends and re al va Oi the family are repecth,
invited tn attend her fdp~rtl tis We Besdsy) afsracos
az O'Clock from FfA Han. cornor OF Nasrsa al
Mohtgon1e ~ as Jefsey Ci,y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-03

Steamship Afnoa, R,rIe. Lrsrpoll T. Cunarl.
ship Nancluse, Ghc'rs, New Ofleaas. W klwen
BarAs-Msldeb. Chariler Pa.is iopAia. Ncsnlth
Sons Amelia, H0ldoH, St Joan. y master, Hazard.
Bar stow. Ho dc JaLero. Allsa Phon J. ". BleJgett
Wan. SNal. The5lud 4 An.
Buss-Riclag d Golden tBr Peuy. Yarmouth, Ms, &
Fitch Yankee, tace, Cafdsnas, raompso Hunter.
s. hoOnen- Movers, N's on. Baltimore. Naa bToat 3
Ssighr, ira Bower H,r on Nilningtpa. " 1. No
Cieady: Eliza, Fisher Pniladelpha Hand Fashinn
Kelly, Boston. Lo'i', Jonas smith, Nicaos, W.
mIngtnn, Doiiner \ Pc ter
S.oop Frederick Brown. Gardner, Providence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-03

Bark Mara Morton, BulAley savannah days, cotton
and i!ce. To- pem,ll n Go
Bark PCUea, Whitman. Charles on days, t'woh ard
fcr % Y Wafdle.
schr. Am Eliza. Jones James yer, Va, 9a's weed
Schr Alarc. ,sssr. Wumrgon N. &, JdUs, naval
stores and cotton, To D1llser n Pu ter
SlO,p Pointer. FoN Ter, Providence.
SloOp Motto, Be,be Providence
BELOW ship in ths Olias ,uth II the highlands.
sAIIED-'hips VIM Toll WI ard Havre Ehsha Dee
nison Latham. Pensacoa asd Dtoets.
wIND-At meridian n W ~ sunset DO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-03
NHiED.


At tlo1o1. cn n. ith a.. ., Ray A A NJ, ~
GEORGE n MOORE Ia Niss FsANCES A J,-., ~
OF he sts BENJAMIN pasi =. E,s. 81 S9nAg,.id -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-03
lF1om or CoIrespondenls ]
Dlsastprs. NC.

Br ship NTgina, ~hch ~th, ssh0fe ., Cape Romano,
reported by telegraph from On les dated 10th NJ 70
have been gst ~, and ON bsi vay 10 that city.
bchr onadnoc. COlsnn. on ST JOh0 NJ . Tor Boston
got ashore below M1squasb GaT snow storm % the 1N5
at Vessel ana cafgD iOst rsved With difficulty
The CuDaId Steam Nayig Co have settled the SLAIN
OF The agd " ~chr kiOfavheh was run
and sunk by the Eurpaby the payment Of the san
Of 5000
Brxsarah Ellen at Portland from Turks Island, rspes
Nov f8 CAPE Cod bearing W 40 miles, passed wfscs
with lower ussts staIdn supposed :" De bie bsi op
as hanging over the side anchors hanging at the bows
and house painted yellow saw no person on board
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-03

MINIATURE .LsArA0 -sals DAT.
SUx-sSgs...7 OSi Sets, % MooH -Sels....i i'm
aIGh sAESa Dc
Sandy Hooi.1 l6s a'v fr'snc Goa vsl Sale g Ga
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-03
spoken. Ac.

July lat IL u 8, loa 30 81 " ship George TbaieA"
CroBol from Baltimore (Aprt 81 fJr ean Francisco
Sept ~ Ia II " lon 1893 W. ship Asa Mchim, In sss
Francisco Tor Nal0afaiso. -.
Nov a. lat 80 -, lon 10. ship Isabella. Hayden, fon
Baltimore lOr HayaInsB. - - -
nov a. lat H. lon. 70, ships Lap and, and ana o'''
from New Orleans TO- LiysIpool -,
Nov 20 lat 49, ion, H. sai Ossipoee, from Portland ~
Neg-Orlsans
Oct 3 OIL PaDaIoa, ship C.b.Tsa, steering s0nthvzd
Nov e. lat 545 N. l,a. A. btis Nevada, DSase. IRON
RIO de JineiIO lOE Eea O.leass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-03

The time of the cOmmenceme nj ana close
of each navigable ofthe Erie Canal at Albany
ard the number OF days that the Canal vas nayig-
ahln In earh of the YPars. IS as follows.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-03

TABIE B.-Siersnfst q tie namlsr Or pss, oa-,, 49,,
itsgA q Pest keCds re JsseG States ~, s,,,sI
sAekHi rdia(or Mar IFdasportzIioa. ssl al Re, a.
E.FeRelgtgfs q fac Post Chcc Deearr.esi a. 80 -
ngs years from 1870 70 IS35 inclarsrc "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-03

iNulh --Nie'tlasf q tse srs5er a. Pos ar,ce, lie
ie7etA ~ MAJ ko-ss. GRR crlsaf al MAJ Tr.lsDerf.
res - tee tTfcd Safe sas ~ Arao, Of Peceirf
end Expenditures 81 tss Post Qcr Derrvrrasaf s5cy
eyproIi,a'e scaas ~ each year RON lSs0 10 ISL e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-03

BALTIMORE, Dec AR. ship Ar oh-ua Cbt
Liverpool schf. BALD eip, parsef cnsisss ,.,rsa
irss Chioris (Dsn MAG. Ro dc ysseify Sna 1aslnss
helocHy, (Br) Daneli. k.ngst9R. Jan Shis. .Ss plf
E.0uiA NC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-03

couhbies. averaged about thirty cents the ounce.
twas Then expected that this arrangemc in re
speet to the transit rates of the two countries woad
be speedily superseded by one more In accordance
with the views Of mutual benefit and acco nmOla.
zen entertained by this Government aud to that
end The following provision was inserted in the 18th
article OF The treaty
Rat ls twS cont citing parties akrss 20 invite France
r. eater into communicate With them without As ii
0as in order - effect such arsnssn sas r the
ths rsn,ersss Of The uaEed States, sf the uaei K.ns
dom, and Of fraSee respectively Be mast eoSs-
eve 10 the interests 81 The three countries
Negotiations between the three eoustreS on this
subject were pyouacied by the refusal OF Great Sr
tom 10 assent to an arrasemea al deemed fair and
naole, until France has at length consented 10
separate arrangement with Great Britain, reducing
the transit rate letters passing throUs thst coun-
hy from and 20 France fro 20 TO % per ounce
The same rate was insisted upon as the basis OF an
arrangement with this country, but was deemed ex-
eessNe, and has not been aSSented to.
Our COW fntion with Great Britain can BE- annuled
ky either of the tao Governments amer one years
nenee 70 the other and satisfactory transit rates
ee not soon agreed 10, this Government should seIi
ossiy eonsdtr whether the notice provided for III the
treaty shall not be given.
Ii Is well known that vessels from foreign ports
continually brig into this country large numbers OF
letters which are not delivered INTO the post Offices
OF the ports of arrival, required by law In steam
ers renning on the routes irom Ne~-Iork and Ne
uieahs 10 san Francisco, including even the mai
steamers under contract with tic uaiiet States,
Iffe numbers Of letters are continually sent ov ex.
g, companies, aud the authority now vested IN
us department anc Its officers is insufficient 70 pre-
sehs !" ne evil Is one Of such magnitude, and
bears so heavily upon the revenues OF the Dep4rs.
ment. thst " IS earnestly recommended that the
laws applcsole TO the subject be carefully revised.
L. Is suggested that II be made highly penal for ex.
press companies their agents, or other persons 10
cary letters on these routes outside OF tae mails
and haiti be made ne especial duty of all officers
ofthe customs, and all special agents Of the Post
Cihcs Department, 20 examine On board vessels on
their arrival, all packages Which they SHAH have
good reason 10 believe contain letters, AMI to seize
u same, WIDER such yes,rcncns aud with such IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-23
F.-Grs.d Ledge of Northern New vork.


S"oNiH@ ANhieSAy, Dec i, i-Sf
The Grand Lodge OF the Indepfndent
Order Of Odd Fellows OF Northern New.Y.rx h,l,
asseisl Session in This CITY Yesterday, persian, =,
call Of the Grand Master. \ representation an.
peaIsd from about two huldred Lodge Tns
special business OF the session was the t,ial Of
Caynga Lodge, No 80, Of Auburn. for insuhortIaa-
ton IN refusing to conform 10 the deel.ion Of tho
Grand Lodge ordering the payment OF Dens is 10 q
sick brother, and for other acts of characterization
The Lodge Was adiudged guilty, and unaninouslv
srpslsd The effect OF the decision will be to nlse.
the funds and property of the Lodge m tAe hands os
the Grand officers mill those members Of IA. Ioire
who did not participate Ia the lnsuoOncinate ,eis
shall be restored 10 fellowship and the uteT OF the
Lodge shall De restored To teen which q IA f,Fth
with be done, and the lnsuoOrdma,e member MN
be excluded from the order Altw of the lAst eeis
lature enables the above objects to be secures without
difficulty. ON suit 10 be brought IN the name Of the
Treasurer
inthe course OF the evening. the new Ladies De-
gree was conferred by Grand Representatives D. p
Barnard and L. {. Dbblee. upon the LANES Of some
OF the Grand officers ana members. IN the presence
OF the members OF the Grand Lodge The AIDES
and members expressed them selves warmly IN favor
OF the Degree. believing that II will prove eeneiciL
to the OroeY. and populsr among the wives OF Ola
Fellows. The necessary instructions and books
were furnished a. such Lodges as applied flr them
and the Deeree viii forthwith be introduced through.
out the jurisdiction iosTS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-23
ARRIVAL OF THE PRRRY.-U. S. brig

ARRIVAL or THE PRRRY.-U. S. brig
Fsuy, Lieut.. Comd'g A. II. FoOte, arrived here yes
to-day morning from POitau.Prsya, CA, in days.
Left at POrt-au.PIaya, L. S. ships John Adams,
DsxTen. and Germantown, Commodore Lavaletie,
hsm southern cruise, having touched at St.
Helena. The squadron were in good health and IN
ssient condition. The has been absent two years,
and during that time has taken two prizes tslavers)
ship Martha and brig Chatsworth, OF Baltimore.
When the Perry was about leaving Por-au-P raya
/, vessel came in under Brazilian cOlors, which
was supposed to be SLAYER. The r. would have
boarded her had not the authorities taken it in hand
Aenselves hlis worthy of remark that the P. has
had no deaths during her absence neither has she
dealt out any grOg.
The following is list of her officers:
Andrew H. Foote, Lieut.. Comds W: c. b. s. Porter,
lst Lent Edw ard A. Sheldon Acting Lieut. Waiter r.
jenes do do James Il Wstmough, Purser A. A. Hen
SsIssp Passed Assistant Surgeon James Shirk, Mid
shipDaH; Benz Roberts Captains Clerk Theodore Sur
diss. Masters Mate. $780, 49, vi.
PssNpoers-Juhus G Heieman. Midsh pman William
Gwn, Midshpnan; T. W. Whittlesey
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-23
,,,r,. FROM .,.cHlrosLboa w.LvorrH.

e.RATooA sFaIROs ThurFday Dec 10 ls5l.
crrr, Ysur CON rnu es'i Of he i5ta instant
,syip. ne 70 he rrs,.nt As snest recspea aud
dinner 10 " fv.n GevsTnSr hosntk BY ths Bar Of ihe
ofE.wYssh TO N svesiDg; received By ne
:. a. srSIrs,T.; .nuenely that the lh0Aess Of the
time renders impossible fer ne 10 make the Lsoessary a.
IND ieS.sd have given the greatest pleasure u
have tssp ABLE 10 acct breth'en Of the Ne~Ys Bar
On that ntsres,Ig oecsscn and pee ally TO take by she
hsnd is s ST worthy ard dsngu representa- we Of
ibe OF civil and hoefy on the continent o.
Tvrore The cause for which be and bis naon success
AL, lied until hsy By the armed
Ipeyep,sn fl desDo IN po atien OF the mot "a
Ted nm of The law of nations fail to en- isi
N. OF ever ield OF freedom every
where and ally OF the People OF the uned sta -
Bar Of New York IL welcoming Kossuth shores as
the most eloquent advocate when ne worn
has ever produced great principle Of the law OF ma
lure an Of natl frequently srsd and acted upon by
our Government that ihe people Of every nauos havs
The inherent right and reform beir political IN
tutor accordm her will and PLEASURE without
HE Interference Of foreign nation to prevent The exer
else of hat risht
"' H WALwORTH.
Mess,s John Van Buren, John Sosson NJ B. Blunt Rich
ard Goodman and Jas. J, Kpg. Committee
LETTER FROM SAMUEL A FoorE.
GENEVA. Dec. l8, 1851.
GENT ENFN regret In say that II not IN power 10
accent our invitation the Reception d Dinner to DO
given 10 l. Kossuh, late Governor OF Hungary
BY the Bar OF New York.
happI to be present and paying becoming hotor To
this distinguished frer and adyoeae OF representative
ghtered and patriotic Bar of New-Yors will not oyerio
their duty their country and while oier
heart felt sympathy and suitable aid to this Guest Of
onr Natsn Respectfully, your obedlent servant,
SAMUEL A. FooTE.
Hon John Van Buren, and others, Committee, sc.
LETTER FROM CHARLES H.. RUGsLEs.
PoUGHEEHrsrE Dec 49, 1851.
GENTLEMEN Ihave the honor Of acknowledging your
nvi ION the Reception and Dinner to be gwen TO Gov
ernor Kossuth the 10Th instant and prevented from
accepting only by III health, which tor the present n
fines me nv house II would afford me the highest graft
caon to have been able TO unite with the Bar Of your
CITY in the p opposed OF honor 70 thecharacter talents
and motives of that great On whom the attention OF
the free and civilized portion OF mankind nov more earn
estly fiji ed than on any other living person
Your obedient servant CHARLES H. HUGGLH>
Messrs John Van Buren, John Ssseon and others Com
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-23
A Word from the Ushers.
To the Editors Of The ". Y. TRIBUNE:

To tN EdV0TS OF INC ". 7. I1IUH'N.
NEw.YoRK Saturday, Dec. 20, 1851.
SIR A proper sense of polrteness seems
10 have been forgotten by Committee Of Arrangements
who presided over the late Banquet a. the metropolitan
Hall Governor Kossuth These gentlemen sought and
secured the services (which cheerfay glven OF
Eortv Ushers with whose cement az the Jenny Lind
concerts the public were we'll pleased The uhers
went 70 the Hal at NJ according to ARRANGEMENT, anu
renamed I'll n o'clock busiy engaged in seating the
denee and performing other duties necessary on such Oc
casOns. These services rendered. they were told py one
Of tn Committee politely that they were not wanted
auy more and could gov The Csmmtee never expressed
their thanks and for admttance to the supper Ioom
was made by the slightest approach to anything IKE re
feshment. The ushers do not complain merely because
thew were not thanked sent supperless away but
wish to dpect the of the public to the prncpe
Of the affair The ushers gentlemen and entitled 70
sentlemauy treatment The members of the COMMITTEE,
for the Of their profession should have acted differ
emily. FORTY 'ShEkS.
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By TELEGRAPH to the New-YOrk Tribune.
Escape of Convict from Jail-The steamer
Empire and the Late Storm on Lake Erie.


Empire and the Late Storm on Lake Erie.
BUFFALO, Monday, Dec. %, 1851.
Hiram knickerbocker, who stands sentenced to
be hung on the 9Th Of January, for the murder of
C. Harkner in this city escaped from Jail at O'Clock
this morning, by digging under his cell. He is five
feet seven inches high, light hair and complexion,
ard dressed in black.
The steamer Empire is in GFavelly Bay. Canada.
She left Cleveland Dec A. and at o'clock the next
morning the storm commenced. She endeavored to
make Grand River on Monday night but the storm
increased and the lee guard was under water. The
deck load was thrown over, but the water gained
fast and the vessel refused to mind the helm Capt
Walker then ordered five or six hundred live hogs
TO be thrown over, when the vessel righted and
headed for the Canada shore. She cast anchor III
FIVE fatboms water and rode out the storm with much
difficulty, and finally reached Gravely Bay at A
O'Clock on Saturday morning. Amongh her passengers
are Erastus l.. Lester and Philander Crouk OF New
York and A. B. Hoyt of Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-23

A FINALE MISSING--Mrs- Louisa T..
LsaVsnworh, Of Waterbury Cenn, been missing Tor
upward Of three weeks past She left her home about tas
lst inst visit friends residing IN BROOKLYN She
renamed with them shout week, when she plac
beard the cars by of her fine ds ~Ith Of
tuning to her home. Since that time she has net been
heard e. and her husband has constantly been engaged
saet sEornE 20 find her but without Any noTma
ton o. htl may be len with the CsroHeT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-23

VIRGINIA. have the vote for Gov
smor in all but eighteen Counties. The aggre-
ssse pell will be about 10000 and Gov. John
cons majority nearly 5000
The Senete stands IA Wing, 30 Opposition
)pvr Districts to hear from. The House is re-
ported Sc Wing, 6s OpPosition-eight to hear
400
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-23
N.un-The L. 5. Frieate Congres,

NAVAL ---Ihe I. =. TfIgdJt VVH-IO'''
Com J. NeKeever. was IN Mon,evdlo. Oct
The U s slooB Of-saT jamestown. Caps " D'''
ing from Nontevldeo AZ Rio de Jane TO- Oct ~
The l. S. soOp s-of- war Sars,oga, CommI VIZ
walker and NJ anon CoMmr W. Glendy "ete al - ~,
eco Sept 20 The latter vessel vas eKgectsn - .ssb
home mon the arrival Of the steamer scstneaanh -
Cart GIeudy and Lent Edwards, Of the nah'1 "ei'
sck on shOre-not dangerousiy -, IN, ~ the
The u 8 sloop-ofwa Lsvant "A, So Az =, "a IN.
GosuoFt Inv dock on the 10th INST, and haIeu W WV
Nayy Yard her repairs being nearly compSS.eu, H.
The L 5 aOop- sf-war Portsnolb,, Eor ~. pac,sc
min sailed nom Boston the osn iA' 'f INC 'aihc
SlasoB. c.r,c,, Wn, 0,..n
The Z S sloop-of-ySaT Decatur; tonI WIN. 1reen,
was az Mayasusz. p r. on The zsh a'' ohce'' anu
al we'll =. 49,. co-,m-x nt.~rns-,
IL ~ 80 - V,lnI,rs,.o Oct T. Tor Taleahuaho.
W. n stare,hio supply Comm. Kennedy, sailed
f< ValnaTajso Oct is, for United States.
III p,.-ss 1iJshinman C ". Place has been ordered 10
The 0,SnaTy AZ Norfolk N place of Parsed Mldshpnsh
John Mauy. detached and ordered ~ MA''s' " '"'
II p t,sanasr San gaclnte
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-23

uul inst Hon. JoHN b. THOMPSON (Whig)
vas chosen U. S. Senator for sI years from
tAe I'll of March, 1858, was as follows:
yeAs B. Thompson, 70 Francis p. Stone (0pp) o3
The contest had been virtually settled in
Whiy Caucus the night before, when the lowest
cans ldais on each ballot was dropped by rule,
and The ballotng continued nnti' some one re.
seived majority. 1t. Gov. Thompson proved
NA.t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-23

DRowxRp.-A poor man whose nans 80, -
unknown, on Sunday evening, JumPea RtyeS,
The COCK az the foot of Frankhn-st, rolA n.b Nm
and was drowned before assistance could IS@on -
Ala. Chapman held an inquest upon the poaI Tne
verdict OF death by drowning was renoeise ..,sai
deceased had the appearance Of beng an e"'s'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-23

BALTIMORE, Monday, Dec. %, 1851.
severe snow storm has been prevailing here the
whole morning
PHILADELPHIA, Monday, Dec. p, 1851:
ii has been showing here all the morning. We
have no mail south of Washington, and the train did
not arrive till ii O'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-23
SPLENDID LAUNCH AT HoBoKES.-Tt

he Independence successfully launched
"a - morning from the shpyard OF MeSsTs Caps
Auisos, Hoooken. " j. The launch took place n s.
N sne presence Of large number Of spectators
me was launched with her machinery
She was onht for L. Mckay. Esq and vii run between
mere ana Chagfes IN connsxioa with the Brother JonA-
centCity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-23
Exports Of the United states.

We annex a table compiled from the Re
port OF the Secretary of the Treasury of the ex-
ports of this country during the year ending 3Oth
June, 1851 The figures do not agree with the state
ment in the Presidents Message, but the discre-
psncy cannot be explained until we have the full
report.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-23
Great Fire M Flint. Michigan.

BUFFALO, Monday, Dec %, 1851.
BY dispatch from Flint, Michigan, We learn that
a very disastrous fre occurred In that place on Sat
urday night An entire block, occupied by stores
was DESTROYED together with large stock OF fall
goods The Post Office was burned, but the letters
and mails were saved. The loss is estimated at
over 10000