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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-07
Uomestic Ports.

.pAT acuIcor Dec Is ca e5th Jas Hs Whts Ne"-
yo,t, sh hsrk Trton Proyaescs 10 p"ft snps
ParDlee. North Europe s joseph fo''ss IT, ROY
ivspooh Jon Dunlap IN PoaAsd Ne, Stg Peter 80
ep for Antwerp dg Yandaa Norion for Liverpool vi
Ia Henry Tor Have log; Columbian meeeu tor sos'on W
ce.or smith Rosion gj ssss fd~ars Nna'sno Ut
s,sr r Boson idg Robert Watt tB Barton, I'm LNs'po''
~. ey,,s Madison clark I'm New York vtg. 49,, nh
CHAkIESTON, jan Ian schs GOWN raItaf, -
r,o,s. Jni. Mister johnson, DO SD brig kmy eeh"s, ~
yors; schs TOBIAS Hand, PhAdsphAi ken "o''o'o's''
a.. IA sak velocity RYDER Boston, brgs ryees Fegssou'
s.s vori MARY Arm Means doi schrs MAR sca seu
dshs. Ioui.a rsy sharp sharp, DO statesman 40
Ind ba Houthsnds LAbach Amsterdam. Brs@ ts Jossgans'
Msn,tad Bremen scs Isabella Gage, hatanzas sa"P '
GF0RGETowE DC Jan AR schs Sea Flower, DuEss, Fhh
d.lnkia, Hamilton, Dayton. New iork -. III.
Mo9iF Dec s-Arr barks Helen Union New YORK Jeddos
Eiisss Lucet Buck Bamore s7th arr cen Oomus'
Frsemsp Boston. CID Sp brig COrtas Bafceons -.,,
NEW HAVEN Jan 5Arr bark New Havsn henter, lrnasIy
brgs Atlantic Dusl New YorI. Tm Crosby SAak0 49, -
NJ Frabe,h Buck Philadelphia SD ohs James Enssh, Neaes
baltimore; WIN Russell. New York James. ~ blc' spoSi
EoRFOIK Jan S-Au brig Lucy Spear. koools Nes lot,
honrd 10 The LADIES' sehs Lucy White lauissd doi
smith Kelly Bedford; Chas Hammond, WHO'LL ''o'hS'
Fiji Jan 4-Cd ships susquehanna, smith san
F,.rrsco Thos PERKINS, Wiley Mobile Arr OH, s'Ts DewMe
sw. Boston, brgs Chcopee CLIFFORD do Empire Cf9Ne uo'
sSs ps,nstsbs WIN Dubosq winsmore Richmond 49,
30Au ship Sterling, Henderson, !" asseti
NJ ~ IA BROOKS York. Dsc 3lArr Steamship Fordas
Iycp NewYorl ships Juno, tBrl Moran lVe'poos '
American Ross. Newfork ssh 'ous's
I6oL TO- CD sch Lousins smith, New York n,,-,.,.
WILMINGTON &c, Jan 5-An schs fidea uaf"oo1,
ph, Aanc Pos.sr SeY John Potts Bo.u, Cos Yna
st .. ISsl. Mandsue rewYorki Balance Mau New forks
Fl ot CD 3D. brig Watson, Ausu. PorORco sch So"o'
Hin York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-07
Diaaafera. 60.

from San Juan de sesragu tbs 80 u III. ,ot,
loss ofihe steamer orus. the San Jusn River.
slsrfaGo Stevenson FOR Boston. put sog
pore Oct S2 having been ashore the Straits OF Gspar She
saa ~ 70,
Ocooer g. and renamed about tea minutes, when she Of
badly se stood out OF the Straits hoping 20 reach Batavia but
hours to her lower deck beans in twev
standing upper deck wsaiy tour
hours the she her Ice raj under and
officers and abandoned her about twelve miles from the Of
Batavia Gangss Capt Das SAVING
only their clothes three boa AMI conomeier Capt Snow sad
had procured o' 81 Helene Pr bark LADY Of the Las
and most the crew bad procured voyages The owned
c,nOIl Of Boston, abandoned On the passage from L.
verpOol for Charleston sinking condition. good vessel 4
about 3s and belonged TO john Pearson Esq She
1897 aud topped and thoroughly repaired about
years since, expense Of $1,000 There
ance upouher She had cargo Of bag sa which be insured
Jo,IrH Clarence arrived at Port au Patt Nov
"a went ashore 26h gale from Me- and condensed AMI
Bue yrsrI Baltimore I'm RIO Janso experienced two very
heavy gales during the passage which she lost bboom SAILS had
her busas stove and her long boat torn from the deck carrying
Loss OF rvs Sens Evrrarrus or HlsaaroS Ms-Ths seh
Enterprise Mitchell master days Delaware Breakwa,er
The officers and crew remained by the
vessel until night trying her of without
They taken from the wreck By the
Coffee Capt Pane, who savsns Island offer
The Enterprise from Philadelphia bound this city and
bad on board about 200 coal CChareston Courier
scuR RcBMoSD to Mouat Deser Hupps Machasport
Eewbuport before reported was wrecked Nov 10Th durg ts
weather the ledge about four miles OF For Islands called
throwing load the purpose Of getting her on
It supposed she vii be a total loss.
Sea GEoHoE HisHs Toners I'm Wilmington SC for Phadsph,
gong down the the 30 inst shoals SWING
ng round carried the ruddsr ogwHhavs and
BEo 81 c.o, Eaton. went a,hors Haut Ne the
gale Of 23d u, and went pieces
Sea CrEE Chamberlain Bearss from New York for Boston
sgE 0PSS Naasstt Beach, opposite chshan Lights about AN,
50 st she partly ia q water About half Of her
landed on the beach good order and the will probably
o. saved damaged state The sails have
Sea WIS RusHLL before meatonsd ashore on Fisher leland ar
rvea al Fe"-lia7sn 30 uli, and went 70 pieces.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-07

cn IN d. o., 9 s-a Ss,sd. so' claN c.,s'ss tHanl
L.,oS s.l Fste.eo IL ggi = 20 ~ =, efs s.os; ~
- Ccyf1 wsyuts .bp Aszo-. srestt shp farsr ko
GER ~ go lIor., psrs-, 10 verse; wsfng srsss
II.usits Wsushs bas Pbofst Js~s sch Geo Ht- hss.'
sssi,scs Hsrr Hss sot.h H'j-sy.hp as'.1, Ess
sb,rshe o. 60 y Sss.s S. sss ''nsS
Ho, Kors arr NToft Do yfocouye fa,, from Hong
oseos aas ss, 'o 50 une e.ss Mar As.m Ia
es iro sln bong Kong or sfofs .oon c.nsses,
STA, AT Ssys,ssr SYofs iih rsril, wsbs-r
c,,.o. g. shr. C.-,sse- Ro3-s isr Bosi a
.os A- B.~t'r 'n 49, fo's lJaas y 10 e 'oa ss'o.
-, go. ~ Sea spiur me Bsfkt Ntaean Tlu
ses., Ioasoa sor5s Gees sivsr ~ N,s,n. Foos-
s5 eth ~ Puf,' cooi so,ioai ios Pns - Jea-
v.u. Assm. 1'h cys'-'. Bsu'' d. a'a b.i 70
'ofs. K Oct 90 b ssP WI an, ~ Wl'np,a ass Va
AM, ,oos sd hsr FhrnE ne.r so frt'ro H. uE
Mary Eea, b o~o, o'esoni ''h -hp S'" W.
fes ss,o. Nos s. ship s.a,,so ron BATAVIA for
Co., y, csoi s.rs Thc-- s,o,s. Ansea. rom aos
Koss arr So Tsuh.d Pr-vessJ 'hs Es's' ION Oaaof
ma 70, c.s.I; % ,o ~ rs.l ws. sor Bss,o- 10 aanp
Ton Dav from horol'hl arr &c, 60 20 ~ tot
London Richard Colder s' %, ssseo s ws.s t or
Boster, sOou saed' Nov !, shp' heap ware NA''l ~ -
a. eso Sov is ship Navigator Phpp. f., caat,, .ou
A. sasga .hp soaauls f'assy rom M.aA as e.
e m S. YsTt arr a. ss Fr,se Peas -..na,sa cot decd
Cd sn atoSi sd Dec o. sf sosan PTs
Al Port aa Praos 18th u brig. H.yt Csit Tor w ~
tJ Norss Tor Do uac AEo c0ok m AID iot bsa io'
Pe rter Rec for Thomas faso CoitH' IN "o<
a. :; :, Jchn. ~ s,h u hig, LEnpsreur Ts Ne. forsi
III Eis.por Philips BALTIMORE 9b. sh Geo W,s- as'o9 Ns"5
49, va HsHl.x. 10th, btg Au'hur. rrscy, New fors
rner.S for ioas a. al, sch Gen Washington Tor boor
:, p.hs.v IA ur-.hs WI isn 6ooc~s. fhhso- pna5
Tsst,r Rsnks DO, Expert Day Boston oth ioadoa 1901
c. u.rhor Tor New iOr supplies sit shs nes
p R,e1 Ssh yalaaa Crowea Phihi neisay. Bason View
Yoyi Ist nst brgs Halifax, hesshsr Boston lbeta Ssu'
pS,,S,nh, ca S.t Mary koud Boston 2ih, org NOVA
So. HrKsnri. DO Sailed 81 och TeaTeT, Banks. 90
A. do "a hrs Hahsx. Mssghsr, for Boetoa. OH -.
AuASt John. NIB s9h ut. sch Wood"el hauha''S' oA"
ca 3 IT, sch Echo Andrsvs, Boston . .-, -. n, IL.
ss-5 It stephens NB about 18th MI oah fahy 'o
nan Foster, San Francisco.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-07
markels...oAasru RsronrLD roa rn. raaunl.

u D..
ASHES-The market is steady Sales OF 80 bbs al 50
as SO Tor Pois old ana new bills Pearls are quiet Sales
al 6ssd5 est
COTTON-The mako; is not so active as on Saturday
but prices slesdy with sales Of $50 bales. There
further tendency 70 advance.
FLOUR AND MEAL-Our market s heavy for Flour
and for Western good brands lower prices are accepted
The demand is very limited and effect saes some con-
cesson submitted The Eastern and local demand
sales Of Doesc IeseR 2so bbs y 81! 20 Or com.
mon 10 strait State S7.d5 Go for Michigan and Indiana
and 6d5 ~ for pure Genesee Fances and Extras are
quiet bat steady Southern good demand for the trade
rather better with little 10 be nsd Il our inside figures The
sales 200 bbis as ~ for mixed 10 strait brands
and 25Q5 - for fancy Corn Mes buoyaus and rather
better Sales OF 400 bbs Jersey S5ds 06 RIVE Flour is
boyan Sales OF SEQ bbs al 10 fer me and al l2f for
GRANITE demand FOR Domestic Wheat is verylight
and there is but I change 10 note In the Cana
dian Is hm with more doing for export The sales are
l0o0o bush Prime At Il: in bond and coo bush prime
dsoc Gals are better. Sales OF CANA 52d Sc River
49d5l and Jerseys Al al. Corn is better and more
active The demand 10 fair for tie East and Tor disung
sAe OF l4eto bush a. 67:e for new Southern Yellow and
&c of od Northern Yellow IN store. Rye Is hrmer Sales
PROVlSIONs-Therei Is only retail business doing 10
Pes prices syor1g he buyer Saes Of 400 bbls Y 50
Tor Od Mes ana S4 Tor New Prime better with sales
Sales o. 80 bbs al 25dS0 for Mess and 81 Is for
Prime, and Old On private terms. Prime Mess s duu al
S4 5oQ $40 Beef Hams firm. Sales Of 81 bbls a. &c
g . weighed out. Lard Steady Small sales Of bbs A.
&C. aud 4oe kegt C. Dressed Hogs salesbe al
Sl+ Butter 10 dull and heavy Sales OF Ohio a. Sl14c
and Western dairy al IA I7ic, End Orange and Cheung
Counties a. lsG2A Cheese is plenty And common qualities
are dun Sales al s. doe
WHlSKY-The market Is heavy ard rather easier for
Drudge. Sales Of 50 bills Prison 26t86l he after
price for retail lots, and leo hhos Drudge 25025 time
and interest
HAl-The demand il fair for the lOcal consumption
sac 81 zoe bales of Staten Island Al 75c = 100 70.
HOPS-A good eonsunpuve demand Sales OF = bales
N8Hsler AZ 81 S5c, cash.
TALLOW-The msTket is heavy with a large Supply
Sales Of 900 f6s prime al Tic bash.
SEEDS-The demand 10 good for Flaxseed. Sales of
500 bush State Al 81 = IS .. Clover Il in limited REQUEST
atstd64e Timothy is scsrce-hoders are arm Sales Of
l60 bushels good Western 81 S7 for moved and Ell for
reAped
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-07
Spoken. &c.

Nov lat 81 49, ongso35 Br ship Jsrems Garnst, I'm shaps.
hal for Liverpool, 70 Dc out
% tst about 100 miles from Havana steamer Prone
tteus, from New York for Nicaragua
Dec - az 30 Ion H. sch John Wesley New YORK for
Nassau, Mp. 49, '
Porto Rico. ~
Dec ~ lat 80 l. long 81 was sch Virginia Of Richmond
With less OF foretop- mast
Passed Dec a. IL NJ gong Liverpool ship Mar Hale I'm
Baltimore; day, Pm Europa Bostoo for do
by steamer Niagara AZ Boston
Dec 49, lat s. Ion 60 a. ship Patrick Hsary m NYo
FOR Liverpool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-07

Arort fet Dee g. barn Rsnser Dutch Rover for Ham
Se Jan W DIX Anfepo (Dqh) Coca for Bremen Jn IA. Hertz
a. S1Isses eoo5.Issd AID 'od disasters.
al ~ - se'sH. Tor BFsnsn JaH l. President DAnl Lh
Osfk waldo no, hosmos Tor Hamburg
AT al n uoltu Oct siam bg Essfhers Wsen Ia ds from
20 b u keanor Lancaster Lodse 81 ds from
9I1 ~ shP Walker Campbell a d. from saa Francisco
AZ eA Cennectcnt Peuhaow 10 q from francisco 2fh
An up oso Da's Cutisr 10 DE- irm BaIn~re " hngsa
Ice haehe' 10 d IN francsco e5h b Mar Stuart, In
LAhars BTfhp nett Ro,i sonas s a. IN San FrGEcseo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-07

The Michigan Southern Railroad is now in ope-
ration from Munroe, Mich and Toledo, Ohio, to
Coldwater, Mich a distance of SO miles from Nun
roe. The remainder Of the line to Sturges, dis
lance of "a miles is now in active construction
and will be opened on the lst Of March next.
The rails are on the ground-heavy I iron-and
being laid down. From this latter point TO the
place where the road crosses the line of Michi-
gan and Indiana, distance of some 20 miles, the
Road is likewise in course of construction-the
rails on hand and the whole will be completed at
an early day-to Sturges on the lst March next,
and to the crossing of the State line on the 1st
August next. At the State line of Michigan and
Indiana commences the Northern Indiana Road,
which is, in part land on % miles Of which the
grading is finished under contract and negocia-
tons are now pending for placing the remainder
of the line under contract. The whole length of
this Northern Indiana Road is about us miles,
viz From the State line of Michigan and Indi-
ana to Chicago the whole cost of which will
not exceed $4,000 q mile, complete, with the
heavy rail and ready for the cars. Including equip
ments depdts, water stations, &c the whole cost
of this Northern Indiana Road will not exceed
class road in the country. 1t traverses one Of the
richest agricultural districts Of the Union and
will, undoubtedly, have a large local business
from the outset.
The survey for the direct Railroad from West.
chester to Philadelphia has been completed, and
the indications are favorable that the Road will
be made. Two hundred thousand dollars have
already been subscribed, which, added to the
means to be obtained from Philadelphia and other
sources, will insure the commencement of opera
tions at an early day.
At Boston, says the Adas the large amount of
Money distributed the past week, in the form OF
dividends interest, &c. has not, as is usually the
case at this season of the year, produced marked
impression ON the prices Of investments, and the
general business of the market. There has been
no strngency to loosen-nor terrible evil to avert.
Affairs have looked for the past month, and still
look favorable for a continued ease in the rates
of money.
A memorial has passed the Senate of Iowa. and
it is supposed will pass the House, asking liberal
grants of land for the Dubuque and Keokuk Rail
road, and for like contribution for the Railroad
across the State from the Mississippi to the Mis-
souri, River, or such route as may be deemed by
the State most conducive to the general good.
The following transfers of United States Stock
on foreign account, were made at the Treasury
Department between the lst and Sd of January,
inclusive
Loan OF N0iOUO
Loan OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 27lO0
Total. 5l,loO
The books Of transfer were reopened on the
lst inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-07

p.sr,r ov Iy1EnrERANcE.-The Hartford
,,IS M15;sor,an states that the German named
E-edeTick Wise, aged about Sc years, was killed
On The Railroad, few miles from Perymansvllle'
On Christmas Eve. 1t is supposed that, beingin,
toxicated. he laid down on the Railroad. He bad
been a soldier IN the European wars, and was IN
the battle Of W aterlOo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-07
BY TeleRraph.

BOSTON 6cd bark Isabella Havana brig Sarah, NOrsaas
schs Anger Port an pfncs Sylvia, NYofk.
Laurie Philadelphia brig Roberta, ho Hache Nov H.
PORTLAND Jan Arr brig Dolphin, Havana
CID ship Astona New YORK; brig Rocmer, Cardenss.
PROYiNCETOwN, Jan 6Arch Grace Darling River Gambi,,
Salem. with loss Of sails, bowspr and main 5oom mast
sprung and badly frost bitten.
sALEM Jan b-Sd brigs Oregon and Ohio, Africa
BEDFORD Jan bAr ship Connthian Pacific, 9SI 81 %
VIII IA H. Ion 80 49, spoke ship Ere Fsfhsvsa who
ported lon So Moaongahea NBediord clean Sch
I'm ME II Adams Baltimore.
PROVIDENCE Jan 4-An sch Ellen, New York. 5h, sooP Ri
emf DO
CHARLESTON, Jan 3-Au sch WIN II Smith, NYork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-07
Receipts Of Produce

By tie Ere Railroad Mondav-4ae pkgs But.
ter 2s ogs casks Ashes, 2s bbs Whisky 285 dressed
Hogs, Szi head Caie Ass sides Leather $40 Sheep and
IA Calves.
BY NelC Iork aNd Ne7 HlFen Rairoad-l05 pkgs Butter
= do Cheese, II casks Ashes 8l bus Whsky II bales
Wool, II Sheep and S55 HOgs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-07
MARRIED.

yanusy O. BY Frepe csr.msny Pr.enee Of Mayer woe
bun RICHARD BURDsALL 20 CLARA daughter Of william
In tbs CIV Jss by Rev s. D. coclraBs, Mr. NATHANIEL
DAVIDSON Of Buff and Mss SARAH COLE daughter Of 81
drew ash ESQ o CITY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-07
TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF SEw.YoRK..........JAN. @


sims wedors vira Navy BY W Truuey Coz Moro Lara
he P ads phi,; suaua Barrett, ORLEANS, WIN Nsson Homs,
Muir. Charleston
Ers Albion Cooper Giles Norfolk, Nesuh sons Nss1inSu'
Cur Cam escky Buck CO; Delaware Watts, Nicaragua,
~. buter ot--ts Daren Nes N sons; Henry 6bbs Cash
man N-a Bedford. Leprsirlt Bray san juan Oluey n
s,s.oa. Msnst;o, Tenn, R,hHoa5 James Smith, Nichols
flrrlesron
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-07
To Mariners.

We understand that the gone from the Cove Ledge
Gloucester haTbor
We learn that the buoy South Breaker has bssn
This important buoy aud have doubt tbs
proper auihorpes will have Il attended 70 Immediately.
Taiae rsrh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-07
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE
From Poems Of Hope and Action"
THE PRESS.

THE PRESS.
~ WI. GLAND BOURNE.
A MILLION tongues are thine, and they are heard
gneskipg of hope to nations in the prime
or Freedoms day. to hasten on the time
when the wide world Of spirit shall be stirred .,
with higher aims than now-when man shall can
Each man his brother-each shall tell to each
His tale of love-and pure and holy speech
Be music for the SOULS high festival
Thy gentle notes are heard, like choral waVesii
Tbv thunder tones are like the sweeping saie'
Bidding the tribes of men no more be slavesS
And earths remotest island hears the SCUM
That Goats on ether wings the world around
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-07

. =
AGE-Jnder yesT, 65 10 years, Az to ., az; TO
10 81 10 TO 90 10; % So 40 so 10 40 46 40 10 So z
soto CO. % 90 20 TO- 70 20 TO so 80 to 90 s. unknown,
5-toi8 Sol.
PLACES OF NATIvITY-Unted States, rs; Ireland, 86i
England 12 ScO,lsnd 8; Wales Germany, 70; France,
81 British Possessions in North America, q Poland |;
unknown. 10. .
FRom-Hosplsl Bellevue, III Peniteniisry, Blackwers
Island !; Small Pox, do, s; LunsGc Asylum, DO, 2;
Wards Island q Rsndslfs leland, q City Hospital 6;
Aims House, Backwelrs Island, COlored Home, L.
Coiored persons, H. A w WHITE, City Inspector
City Inspectors Office, Jan 4, 1851.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-07
RLEsToE, Jan 3-Ar sch wm H Smith, SYork.


PHILADELPHIA Jan 6rrlr,dBarks Plato, Carroll. Turks
Iand Conrad snach de- Jansro; RoIanna Hail. NOreln
CearcdBark seah AAns Boston, brgs FAIRY shsed Barba
doesi Monroe. sousy, MOBILE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-07
FINANCIAL.

WANTED TO BORROW, the sum
w of $4,000 for one year. for which security VIII be-
given and liberal interest paid for the OF IT, Address
Enterprise" at the Office Of this paper. PR
@IAO00 TO LOAN on Bond and
" IO,OOOmorgage productive Real Estate IN
this city or Brooklyn in sums TO quit applicants ADDRESS
b. this Office u ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-07
Weekly Report of Deaths and Interment
In the City of Brooklyn, for ue Week ending jan 1851
Males l6; Females T. Adults, 49, Children, Is Tota, "

S. B. WILEY, Physician Of the Board.
Office OF Board OF Health Jan. 4, 1851.
n B-Interments in Greenwood and other Brooklyn
grounds from New-York and other places, 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-07
Weekly Report Of Deaths

IN the cir and County Of Ne York from The 28th day o
December to the an day Of JaEeaTy, l82l 49,
Men, SO; Women IA; Boys, 10; Girls 69-Totsl, 5ol
nfsyAsEs DISEASES DISEASES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-07

1.-THE Interest the Public Stocks Of the City OF New.
York, due and payable February /, 1851 will be paid on
that day by SHEPHERD KNAPP, ESQ. Chamberlain Of
the City, at the Mechanics Bank So WasL The Transfer
Books viii be closed on Wednesday, Jan g. Al O'Clock
p N. 1880
~ For the accommodation OF Stockholders transfers
will be permitted during the period the books remain
closed, 10 take effect February l.
JOSEPH r. TAYLOR. Controller.
CosTRoLIERs OFFICE. N Y. Dec. n, 1880 d2a IA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-07

GRAND LARcESY.-A man named Wm. brown.
while passing through Maiden Lane yesterday
morning, seized a piece Of French Cashmere
valued at $40, which had been placed on q box in
front Of the store Of Messrs. Forbes Il Dunder-
dale, No. 2S Maiden Lane. and made of with t.
he was pursued by Mr. w. A. Knapp, a clerk in
the store, overtaken, and handed over 70 the I'd
Ward Police. Justice Osborn committed him TO
pnsen for trial.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-09-12
To Rent.
An Ordinance.
no prevent Swine and Goats from run

ITO prevent Swine and Goats from running at
Il large within the Town Of Camden.
l. BE it ordained by the Intendant and War
dens of the Town of Camden, in Town Council
assembled, and it it is hereby ordained by the au-
thorily of the same, that from and after the rati
cation of this OrdnanUe. no person or persons
shall permit or suffer his, her their Srine or
Goats to run at large within the limits of the town
of Camden, and it shall be the duty of the Mar
shal, and he is hereby authorized and requested
to employ persons to seize and secure every and
all such Stpine or Goats running at large, to
impound the same in the Public Pound, prepared
for that purpose, situated OH Market-street, in the
town of Camden.
g. And be it further ordained, That upon i'm.
pounding any of said Sacine or Goats, the Marshal
shall Immediately advertise the same at the Court
House in Comden, giving full and corresponding
description thereof, and should the owner or own
ers thereof appear within ro days thereafter, and
offer satisfactory proof oil and to said property,
then the Marshal s authorized and directed 10 de-
liver to him, her or them the same upon the pay
memt of one dollar as fine hereby imposed upon
the owner or owners Of every .Swine or Goat which
may be folAd SO running at large and impounded
as aforesaid.
8. And be it further ordained, That should no
owner appear within the time herenbefore desig-
nhted (to-wit: two days,) or appearing, shall fail
or refuse to pay the fine hereby imposed, then it
shall be lawful, and it is hereby made the duty Of
the Marshal TO expose at public sale each and
every spine or goat so taken up and impoended as
aforesaid. for the satisfaction of the said fine, and
whenever the sale mad. by virtue of this Ordn-
ance shall produce sum exceeding that of the
said fine, the excess or surplus shall be deposited
to The credit of the Town Council, to be given to
the owner Of the property so sold, upon the same
being demanded within thirty days after such sale
3. And be it further ordained. That all Ordn-
ances or parts of Ordinances in any wise repug-
rant to, or contrary to this Ordinance, the same is
hereby repealed. .. ,..-.
Ratified in Town Council assembled, this, the
tenth day of September, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty ono.
AS witness the hand Of the Ir;endant and the
seal of the said town Of Camden. .....
JAMES DUNLAP, Intendant.
l.. w. BALLARD, Recorder.
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". Y. Commercial.

Mr.. Burt on Co-operaiion.-We have under
stood from several who were present ut din
uer given at Bradley's Old Field recently, that
Mr. Burt proved to the satisfaction Of bis hear
ers that all hope of cooperation in resistance
to the aggressions of the past was in vain. a
writer in the Abbeville Bannercorroboratcs the
statement, and says that the gentleman took
up our co States scriatim to demonstrate the
correctness of his opinion on this point.
Here then is testimony from an acknowledg
ed leader of the cooperation party, that CO.
operation is out Of the question at present.
Theissne is narrowing down daily, and we are
pleased to know that some Of our cooperation
friends who heard Mr.. Burt left the field seces-
sionists, and are still further gratiicd to learn
tina; many of those who have heretofore hon
estly advocated coo operation, have given up all
hope of obtaining it, and are prepared to act
witt us. The choice having 10 be made, they
prefer action to Observation-Disclosures,
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SOmethingSRich.

TN the way of pERFUMERY-Lubin's Cee-
Il brated Extracts for the Handkerchief: consist
ing of Extrait Bouquet de Caroline, Jenny Lind,
Rough and Ready, West End, Jockey Club, and
Patchouly.
Also, Genuine Fr'nch and German Cologne,
Toilet Powder. Soaps, Cosmetics, Hair Brushes,
&C. &c. Just received at z. J. DELAYS.
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