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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-15

I'VE WEEP AND Wiz LIS CASE IN New SHAPE
WILLIS PREPARING FOR MYSTERIOUS DENouK-
hEST.-We publish, in another part Of TO- days pa
pr, very curious bulle tin from the pen Of Willis,
which may be called "a circular to young ladies'"
with squirting towards both the case of Mrs.
Coddington aud that Of Mrs. Forrest, besides, no
doubt, many other cases unknown ut present to the
public. 1t is very amusing to witness the gravity
and the sentiment with which Willis touches on g
male education and female rearing, if he has
passed through such life of practical virtue and
prudence as he is charged with by his friend and
fellow sufferer, Mr.. Webb We desire our readers
particularly to notice. in this young ladies' circular,
sent to the world by Willis those points which ap
pear to be quotations from some mysterious docu-
ments which have not as yet been given to the
public. Are these quotations violation of the
judges injunction Mrs. Coddngton's letters, or
are they not! They look very squally, and we re-
quest Judge Sanford to see whether Willis ought
not to be attached at once.
Seriously, however, we suspect that this circular
to young ladies is merely preparation for some
thing that is to out during the present next
week, in the Coddington 1t would be curious
if the mysterious letters, which were given so
gravely by Willis to Webb, were, after ALL not the
real ones, but some taken from one of the wrong
pigeon holes, numbering from one to twelve, con-
tanning documents of similar character. We rather
think that Willis has got poor Webb on the hip,
and that Webb has been sold for much more than
he is worth Attached to the circular will be found
a very neat little commentary, written with great
propriety, and signed Julia Bennett. We do not
know whether the writer is the actress of that name
or not bat if she is she certainly writes as smartly
as she plays at Broughams Lyceum.
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nR. !. hoKTAEokR wOrLD s,Y 40 TaOsE WHO

he; ]. k0RTAgoLR would say 10 Ta0sE VINO
- have Con cte4 tsessct "Cura Ut yOless, that -
Tax care 81 thy AeS ID. have devoted 2rJ
oeior and rave treated successfully thou anos Of
uens. Those who wish consult thu 50 eomp
can o. 90 tfrec % ehar.el from A. 3P.
excepted fycu value Health. you Will avoid
kbaScs sho untlusbugy ,e you That thew
sEd that Their Cas lad q medicine ! all that
csry FER disease II al !ta forms Persons whose heath
las been ruined hy iLese cyclists call upca ia. s5
william street.
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tiseAsss a. AfeV hours - Yesetabls pcaioa with
cut psin In eetity brought improper habits
Affections combine medicines With the oeA
remedy and slov sse,e houssnds VAC
he cured ghou ~ a. have daily Of wears s.R1
ihx from the ethes - ysisans In all Psrms-
pent have trActoa daiy without oaaso
which others caused ~ their ekp.ng thu disease
soon en- ugh ~ dpion. rh these asa tn aandr ds Of
osrihcAies shg~ thAt H.. You cured
cay = d. N. Corayn. You eIpelsd my complaint
few keurs-C Deroud vac cpder the otrer physiean4
without aereat lid covered you
ne 10 . .hor' TIM Jshn Rsilsonir raid over sS1u
Eve years. ts cured % eetty from self shuse xLhoui
benefit Jou cured ~ local ant general treatment
short time-ias. Salisbury. TT By letter 0hoS
houfs from A. ~. 20 : T.. NJ, ana frum \. DR.
LARk0NT. a. X ale street doors fr0rr Broadway
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sunday istA Inst ct o'clock n. without further
Invitation. .
On Friday, February IA aged ~ years MANA, wife
At 1870 CUR 10 aud "a sghtsr OF w. J. Benastt
The friends ths family are respectfully invited to
ate. her saturday afternoon ct o'cloc
froU No. 2ol KAst Tenth street.
On Friday, February IA Mr.. JoHs DUrroS, aged ~
His funeral viii take place Sunday afternoon, at
2oclock, from HE late idenoe, No. Flushing
nue., East BrooSku.
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a nArIvsNISs OR EVILS AND RRMDIBs OF Ix-
eessive Ana psrvsrtst ssxSAty, including warning
th. ,i. work l. as ready ana isr al. ~
LOWERS Ellis. 1871 Nassau street.
DR cOkvERs INvI0oRATiNG coRDIAL-THl ON
y remedy for weakness and debility Of organs,
habits Of youth Young eaasious where you spp
for AID Avoid qusoh profess to cure in two or three
.n sor This i Is. only m.ai.n: on wv waios .ns
can be placed IN Of self abuse. For
bottle hrss bottle. Tor sSy .Syo
70 the married ana single Forwarded country DR.
S s,s he s SON
u south Third street 2S4 and SIG Market street. southwest
foe s' os.s, Third and S'u'A street.
- ham and William Streets has for the last.gh tees
yesr enjoyed most extensive prsose priv
he ssn cure the mos. assrava.sa d.eA and
curing chronic ohttrueticns ia from wsshs
pre-emnent Const,tutional debility brought by
eret habit INDUCED in By san:: men-this when fire.
quentiy indulgodis vts weakness lhs
and small OF t6 hsok tseot and
s.n 70 s9oiey enre warranted in every oase OF ~
charge. No mercury used.
M. WARREN IS CONFIDENTLY CONSULTED on
- diseases from Is ysars practice. Of which In
he:5sl DR. W. 70 enabled TO guarantee speedy cures
street adjoining Chatham square, with the rst names Il
surgery and medicine this country evsr produced.
- on certain dseases. whick . 1rsosiss Of thirty one
years en.oes HIM to without mercury Recent
spisd in four days Nsryou. debility self
Asuse ne invariably cures 5es his London diploma In hf
private efhce. a4h Fulton street. No fee till cured
CARD.-DR DELANEY. AUTHOR OF rus PRIVATE
htdlcai Guide as. can be consulted on all diseases Of
ents mArriage and diseases Of females Unwl
ling to publish boating self
every gusrant, for perfect cafe speedy cure ha may
be desired once b. ids pensrd street near BroAdway
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Passengers Sailed.
a i-DIGAL

WAITS NERVOUS ASTiD0rE IS STEADILY AND
sloreusly pursuing is AID client Of e.ad
eating the mot tteacfu diseases Of all who take II
hss caused more astonishmeat ani excitement thsh
every other discovery II the 81 b0tte, 81 per dozen
l62 nassau street
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o snO aknAap.-yFTPsIEr AhrlnorA : az

@ KIM akwAaD-JETPgiEP ASriUOfk sra
pCOO eire Alxtrte tor Of prya.s eisor1 ~
Il makes sSpeedy without the Of dies
erink exposure change application to business Tns
proprietor chaiense single which the mixture viii
DOT under the forfeiture P hundred dollars ~
put up in bottles with full directions, A. 81 OLe ecsi
lasts week cured Ia two skys Fer sAIe y
II. RING ~. broadway los BAyArt street, New ferh
Little. l0l Hanover srcet, Boston Wrshs Co. ksv
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NO CURg, 40 PAY.-DR CoRBlTT, 10 DUANI
~ uAy be e5nsusd The treatment u csrt,r
diseases % sixteen devetsd thu
meat delicate diseases enases DIT. G. worst
mercury used.
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nocTOR YOUKsEIF-FOR TgENrY-rIyE GEMS

DocToE YOyKsEI F-roR TsLNrY-rIvE GEMS
~ ny mytsa . ~ Pocket tieul,pas o. avery 0ns nt
craving thov disease. and ia every bhspt
ssS ', n f' 9 S S.u. r s IA
s.g, are isthaI dssefitd aud A.. ne recipes given ~
ga,teula a.s,n,isr, abd ,hoald Be rsau BY o,s
ea rr.,ioUs plsors yourselves unoer 81 aay
ses,GT rr 70 9 nr 9s' p, ms. " q
ar, tbose e"ntemp anE narIas d9Ht taok ot return
s.r,sp' and sEs.r so.s e s ssoad poses Or Ysass.
D.. Or hyEs.s APy s,fson .eadns 'ssoiy-h;s esns
snsf sec - ie,tsr VII rsss'. one ss Of me eoos q
ty strinyer Tounssad ~ Br5Adray. New York
NEw MEDICAL BooKs-A coxPLEIE PRACTICAL
ssa ali ne inbred aasetons-usrassd BY treat na-
Bc.,siss IsSturer % svr.sry ana d.ss,e. Of shs
as.ys nan e .,,urs second
ssrn,s Jouns - u mar .. sid fssrlsssy 70 ,. slual
AID far superb . snythinS cf Is. kiad ever pabhsi 10
.s Is. a's.f .srs is s Esg % Pre- &C.
por.hls sests. -. sa.. sSA sds,sn fourteen sss,
SEND a7s Btosdssy sSd b tie satSof So sro,is.y
JUsT TUBIIsnAD- DR. DE LASEY's PocxEr FOR.
ss,.S ,a' I'd e s s lsI al ssn
ssins elf sbats eIscssye iBdas nee q pss-
w. r g. Sfa X, 1 : M =.
NOPE mi cUaED.-DR xuzPuY aAs REnovn
sssrl, es.,slss :, II, s,..s ssn, sa.s. Se oas,
cess. his Specific 81 . boz caanst 10 hsssea s-R--1
beaten. sr v. -ill 'srfsit $50
NO CURg, 40 PAY.-DR CoRBIrT, 10 DuANI
~ street uAy be ssnsusd On ths treatment u certsr
msa, II delicate sseasss enables DIT. G. 70 pors,
form a tbs disease Recent cured 10 three tsJs Ne
mercury used
WhnS BUsAN LIFE IS IN PEsII, WHO WOULD
Ter thrs hyision s,Ts,. ssssslisisd A. B. ss ~ Dr.
Hunter vho from expsrsncs that yery seldom fats
ssd l.s,in cure q sby s1d IN s cases rhss 2, OF
curing TIE very forms - disease 81 private mature
The Dstenssry ar-,rsed blt tbs person calling yn
sncs ~ rvsts rooms ready snd willing rive relief
% al. rho n,y sivs bin sa Bundreds q t.r.ihe.,s,
INN ed.'s asplestiea % D0CfoR HuFrEs whose hri
protessicSa eesriy reyeeatty. aud integrity q cha
guarantee y ne pssnt Through oare lonsrsbi.
Rs.,1. nee 1 i,ss r,T. came =
yorh oty.
DR BAIPH AUTHOR oF TBE PRACTICAL PaI-
Ps tsSndsy sssss,sS-so. - o'esswssh ,fs., !. h..
q sutpr.e 70 some that o.
ssptop 70 d.asss vhieh pseps q svery descrpon pre-
terd 20 ey ~ however, The thoassndth part
very asrss. opsiss ouI T. f5,Tsd M x Z nos os,
the present misery snd dec ion, grtyir on ths mind -
sas = - 70 & ed.y sn 70 S a1 q &, ' Tpa.
sueti-s faculty sltossher ~ 10 isot that vben nos
% sy may y s s.s.s :. % s.s ,l y;
s r.m.v: From s 81;
S,sy ssss 40 Z cured nssy S.y. isy lsd s;...l
ssassssSess a. .sY .. X. dsplrsSs eject. rs.risss
cu sav mproper habits \. nsute saoh esrtsn s.fs
Amsrtz Tuss as - Il tke sster sssses, will be sur
srs''st Ne .sst sas ssp.aisy .itae suxa
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= wufM
lrisf ~, ~ =. .a - "a 80 ". ~ "a
1&ahSs - =. 80 h-A-4-a AeeI' - 11-s@J' 49,
.ss, Lt,s *, 80 40 81 xtuyon. 81 Wal street
49,. $50. g,r,..y.n,.s,r.
.~...',-~ - 4,
-. r.,.r.Y4. - -. ,s..Ait. 80. 80 r
eansa-' - Litie ~ 'sf,e' Viah'iHs' h~sS 80 :
hefrtk :. ..,
u ler.-.str Lss1stt. N'fia-k 30 Portisnd
Ff5fLAIxtPHiA. FOB u - Pm
Arrivft-Brias der Boston ALA Arn chase Peuaa-
kiAnV. sclla Lon - ale
FrrVasEr 9eI1rrs Chsreston, LhArotts
Ri Cred, fsr Jsft.r
a. 49, -. s.,.r - Efs.frorss. Figar0 Cram1
nj r,isi@ ~. tr'r astaslsy Bsstoa: ss1rs
4 y--a ,.rretsfte Rkl@V Al
rkfN&ientosE.
Frrr ftFrtrKlt Elr. Hrstob tor fht9rra, "a
atfsys Isa - EarfrE ftts started cutwatsr Ia
IN - Rautd 81 fthsla. q Ouadee,
steIas f~ Hkvtn LIS captain ard eight ~sfs
wAat4e .rrfeeAl. fJ ..at IL re nkAt II Jan .
AZ. t..t4. T.- $40. r.r-rss4 :. RisAnsn4 fsisad
..". t"M 49,. gtTla ~sFas bArk o
ps,tisss rg.ss Ih.stsa vi lore fsos eamased SseI
bas5' ....., -, =.
Bstor rsrfaua t,vt rsrtat 'hsia and lost
sn "a cArr.
MAJ IL r., sur-r .. frfr Mrs Wslr f-s part a. Prnoe
~ ro. 80 tp sssh Ettb "a GAY Head lost 50 anchor
"a ~ - II ms II ~ =.
.t....--r-s.rtC a. Wt.tfss,os .-riysa.. ~,
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Foreign rIsII..

Letter 81 RI Jaroira .ad gasa:also p9r se.rsr
Paehc tl9te - 10 haaaiag EeeE, % Monday fsb -
- oti1ek
ht Letter s7 81 Ktnyon, 81 Wal street
asFsId wsrfnc Corr expenditures.
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ship-Southsmpton. tit ke-, London, Griswod- m
Briss-Aususts LIB rhard 6reml Hencie AquadillA,
Beschen CpbAE Dolrhin - h'Harrin Halifax; Luna
{NorI Land. Charles 90; Elisabeth Crosby. Norfolk.
cohrs-Tyrope, Leland Wilmington. NC; J Hughes,
Woton. ke~ bern sc Andsr in Chief, Wos au Bau
more Plato Hammond, do nm smith Greenheld. Phil
Adspbis: Ellen D. COED New Bedford; American
Belle Baxter. BE %; Nv Y,ri. Jones. New Haven.
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A nArIvRNIss OR EVILS AND RsnIpI.s OF NJ.
- sesvs aat psrvsr.st ssxsalisy, including WARNING
sno Agse 70 me married ana sings-prics lzH cts
eston Of this little work lust ready ana for sais
FOWLBRs BILLS. 1871 Nassau strset.
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s.Hsd--F 81 Etlac. Del S5rtc. Gnnyius. T.
il ss.-s,trLsssfsst. ssrra.k ~ Portlsud.
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Ship Colun bus tph nesren, Liverpool via FayA Jar
I'd With msss sId 81 es gers to Kinssland %
Tor ~ days alter AFrg liverpool the encountered ooa
tnued leAvy westerly ses prunG mAinmast head fore
gard ana esoss sek Yard and suit put
EnJA 70 rent ans sehtsNisn proyisons
Bhs Whten toeit sE ten overheard from the c. aai
and Was drswLsd
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TIE Union Pauy--Late aud Important Dis.
cGo.urf..

Til c.-cicsares recently pl1.igh"d il .he Nig
Y0k Hsrsta, respecting III Proposed organization
o. ert-t Ja.on party, have created a consitera-
b. hat-r & Washington, among ne old bunker
pChuraas There, TIE Organization, i aP7e e.,
we e hate commelC u, u & grand tHlon Con.
venroa, Is "a h.Il,a CT 'ae 1rth.day "a the
Fsfierof t.s Country. Iau convention w. q
ks asea followed l9 ay cooperative coave atons
al osfI ta- eogr.y, the greet oo -o. ae.ny p CON.
binr aaa zsnl.e, .htan... ata a. homogs aeoHs,
81 r..as .arg, .i' fh- coassrsaaye, COM ronlse,
49, sv G.4aE elements Il .as lac Wig end
dtA.crste rar &, &.rh .al south. T-lt, "a
md.. tccd. N4s rs 1r aa arst o4see. Ths srsoal,
- i8 bea .t-. raui.r st.ket f.r tAe Presidency,
Of some asa .l.9.- Lnoa 4ta s..u each w.ng i -.
new .ry-snrs -seh tl.sst. Is example. s. Clty
arc Ca.a. r- VIZ r sal Eaa.c, af Fillmore 4rl
C,t7. cf Naee.n a.d DosRll-, ar Crrellsa aat
Lstr.oa. Ct aug of Alabama, aai Deer, ot 1Hss
ant Meuerm, or SEINE such csnanation. The
immediate ....e' was aion 1-ty-.h" ultimate
object Union t.se 'o- fhe J4Wps ~ 81 l-j2.
X 3 naL.fss. n. seh j pfry would he ell
powerful sAd .-r snbie, u 5o'h ssc',ons q ihs
Unioa-it j. equally manifest to- there a. r. eA's'-
M Fsfy--la o.htr poss DE parry organ taiton-that
could er'er srto the next Testra campaign wlth
the shgh'rs aoslscts q stee. T. b-.o.e n" peope
Abolition. notl.'ir2'on' and tfse sodi nv oro"sa
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cicgraFaic summary-The Regeneration
of PblIad elphIa.

We learn BY telegraph, that the city of Phila-
deipha is 10 4 state Of great commotion and ex-
element, on account Of the reception dinner, or
benquet which is to be given this evening" in honor
of the arrival Of the steam propeller City of Glas
gov, and Of her commander, Capt Mathews. We
are Informed that not only the cIy authorities will
be present, but that Governor Johnston, the Canal
Commissioners, and the members Of the Legisll-
ture. invited. and arrived there last evening,
for the purpose Of joining the ceremonies, and OF
drinking success to the City of Glasgow, and TO
her captain.
Now the City Of Glasgow, We admit, is a very
hne vessel, and as fer Captain Mathews, he is in
our opinion, not only a skilful commander, but
gentleman, in every sense Of the word. He is
worthy Of he ship, and his ship is worthy OF him
But, l. not this excitement and agitation IA regard
10 the arrival of that vessel in Philadelphia, re-
aectc0 The people u that city, for their lack of
enterprises, in rot having a line Of steamships of
their own Weuid il not look better if they were
giving banquet ia honor Of the arrival OF steam
ship Of their own, instead Of that Of a foreign
vessel, although owned IN part in Philadelphia
According 10 appearances, the Philadep hians have
only walked uP 10 the impor ance Of ocean steam
navigation, after a sleep OF dozen years or more
Cuf tnterprisirg citizens can point with pleasure to
aHho.e fleet CT steamships that ply to different
parts q Europe, the United States, and Cea.ra!
America, anl yet we DO no, make any hGbbub
about The arrival or departure of any OF them.
W. shoulo .'ke % Ph,laAelahia Initiating the
energy md eAt1rPsiss OF New York, aud giving
banquet II honor OF their own steamships.
The Naval B9asi, 70 whom was referred The SUB
ject II punishment and discipline, have reported;
aEd We learn hat u lieu q logging, which was
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FRlDAf, Jan. lO-B II. vi.
AsHrs Holders sf both descriptions were very stiH
and there better demand for new Bills pots ut
50 62k, and old do. do, at SIS GO There was also
iar busine,, doing In pearls at So 62 The stock in
the inspection un,old was snail, and the receipts
limited.
.-Fio,w--There was only q moderate
business transacted In State and Western -four, but
we heAe no alteration TO note In rates The demand
for the local trade steady but there little
II anything, doing for the East for shipment
and holders firm at full 6ssres. The medium and
better descriptions lees active and prices II any
thirg rather favored the purchaser This days sales
Of domestic amount to only $500 barrels including
No. 2tuperfne, at 81 ~ 81 62t; cemmsn to choics
State at ~ 81 ~ ~; mixed to fancy Michigan and
Indiana, at 81 ST. IS o. commoa to good Ohio at
- 81 IS; and round hoop Ohio, with pure Genesee
lots, at Je,terdsys quotations. Canadian was quiet
and heavy, With email sales. at 81 81 for common
brands, and 50 for good do In bond. The msrkeLfor
southern Flour was scarcely so firm, but prices have
undergone ne important change. There a mede-
rate local inquiry with for shipment to the West
Indies and South America The sales Of the day
brsced 700 bills at So 0o IS IL for common grades
and 50 3as5 70 for fancy Alexandria Baltimore and
Gsorsetevn. There has been alteration exhibited
In the market for Rye Flour, while the supply vas
light and prices nominslat SO 75 In Corn Meal thsre
was less activity displayed but the tendency was "
anything upward. Sales, including 200 bills Jersey,
we're made at 50 50 o. and Brandy vine, In barrels
ct 50 20. Wheat was In better milling demand, but
heders and buyers being vide seart In their views
the sales we're limited some small lots OF Long Island
brought ri 90 81 Os; and Southern at private bar
gain, There we're some swYles Of Ohio and aeneses
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BrooaIyn CITY Intelligence

NEw pcLIrE.-No addition was made yesterday 70
the hs,s q appoint nens already published In the
Ilsfald, which complete the allotted number, viz
sixteen to each ward il the First Second. aud Third
esgucts-the name az H. Oakley, OF the irst district
alone, having been omitted In the Third Poiss Dis
trict, none yet have been sworn In.
Nosr sacPtsTrtxo.- George Fitzpatrick and Thomas
Rsynoids yesterday msrning arrested by Officer
Powell having IN their possession three satin vest
patterns red silk shawl three pieces 81 silk With
cotton lpcr and gold watch and chain all, DOUBT.
less the produce OF shoplftug excursion, many
CT which the shopksepers Of BrooklJn have lately
suffered from Mr.. Justice J. b. King committed the n
Tor examination.
pEEskNrAri5~ o. PtarF - rms pc-tcE JrsrtcEs.-
The msr,hEs and ofi GERS going out OF once by the
recent mt hare piece OF plate 20
Mr. Truman smith the Police J adge. AMI 10 each Of
the Justices NJ ..rs. y, King aud Q, j. smith as
u k~ns O. their regard aud esteem. That 20 Mr. j. b.
King consists OF hani'omslg chsssd d.be pitcher
EbinE about thirty SIX ounces aud capable ~ con-
t8Llun about two qrsr-s Those presented Wednss-
day aud Thursday, 10 the other two gentlemen
tprctistly We have not teen
Tar stRstrs The state OF he streets u constant
subject Vi complaint with he nha btants Of all d..
they b. streets NOT the inhabitants nave remained
ever since the frost set in. tn yesterday. oceasioned
many accidents though We haze heard Of none very
serrus and the 4 f4culty % Obtaining Az hsutic
counts Of the uiuor ones prevented oar reporting
thym. The sanger fogevrr Gas evident, aad even Ia
the CITY AZ ~ uFches - the baeksi 1icgs" mot 20
SPEAK + Proianflyj must have pee numerous TIE
partial baF 81 yesterday has restored the former
ditnn ~ mud and nth, In many streets garbage anl
aches have been s1ferei 90 aseumutt@ f0f days and
feattly any steps haze been taken % the leo
from To sidewalks This "a not surprising nov, when.
itde,d he ntablant. haze scarcely auy poser LEFT
20 fsks steps a. all To tie matter. A0g that Toe
city rulers have assumel formally the powers al
dilntss up8sr their new charter y z 4svsutly %
aood iu ibis r.gard. al oil bat somewaa. applicable
Eesse lsw broom sEs' ps clean
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Tar WEAfHER.-The mildnsss Of the weather yester-
day was very remarkable Many persons threw OF
their overcoats 1t clear without, presenting a
remarkable contrast TO the previous day. But the
streets in horrible state with raire rendering
out door exercise uncomfortable.
THE srREETs.-Bet A nm street aud B ee kman In
Nassau the condition Of tho street Is most horrible
All through the city the streets are in . most dis
graceful state 1t would ii sweepers could
be had though IL Is we'll known many are starving fer
want OF employment
IscENpIAsv FIRE.-rt Is ascertsined that the Are
which discovered Thursday morning in the
frame house S23 Third street known the .Foun tain
Cottage, was the work Of incendiary, This house
had been kept tor some years as rum ard gambling
shop bat was closed for the last few days The IRE
WAS kip asd behind the counter, and was evidently
ths work OF design Ii was extingushed with trihing
damage.
| VAULT GRAZING LEFT OPES.-The vault crate oppo-
site 1856 Chambers street is out aad Insecure
This is dangerous to human life aud limo andi too
| often to be met with throughout the city
NEw XosK CRY GuARp.-At the annual meeting OF
this line company Of citizen soIdiery the follow
ing gentlemen we're elected the civic officers of the
corps Tor 1851 Jossh A. Waller. President; Josiah
Hedden Wee President; Daniel H. Gregory Treasurer
Charles A. Peverelly Secretary u. A. Garec he Asst
| Secretary. Standing Commttee-Oscar w. S.Ilwell
| Joseph Mitchell D. B smith
| MAroa's orrrcE, January 10, 1851.
The statement in the newspapers, that the license Of
driver OF Of Lent Jimmersons stages had been
revoked furious driving is mistake. The license
revoked the tin inst, OF Patrick henney, the
driver az etage No 45i of O'Keefe l. Duryea's line
| ASHER TAYLOR. First Marshal,
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\ II NsnuaruHon. Best0B. 4 BTals Lieut.. Dudley,
Us = Colonsl wight q sac. '. Rlch Rufslo;
q v Rich Hartford Pert. pitt-f0rd; Y. D. De Ford,
Baltimore non. Y. Hobby. Warrington. Colonel
Ncns~
Thomas " tIotchks.. Albany; Marshal Bessey, +.
A. Barton rpfiux teld. Powers Boston, " Ner.snt,
pr Warmhlien. France; Com BOSE. Belgium, we're
aurry The BrFsvals at tie H. Esri lloteL
! Marap = Tboma. Boston, Z. " Eifidgs North.
anptcus ". Mercer, T Bishop, Fhila 8 Bent.
q ; y, we're among ths arrivals yesterday at the
American Hotel.
= Morau Boston, J A Henderson, Georgia; A.
AsxaE Ter. Eastan, ge,tgs H4nnlBgtan. wa,hinrton
" Poster Csnada Captain Lord arrived yesterday at
tie Aftcr House.
Iahn rori Ed. View Brunswick. Il. D. Baehsr
Charles GoudY oar aEd lady, New Haven, u Titus.
o. rn. ~ Miller Cana0a West; charlie Atkins Esg
pofiisnd were among the arrivals yesterday at the
Union Place II tel.
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Offering on Change, but the bids made By pur.
chasers not being equal to the claims of holders wo
believe there none sold Rye was scarce and ouiet
at II $50. Oats have nat varied but there was ony
q moderate business doing Barley was wanted while
OF 5000 bushels damaged, sold at elc Cou-The sun-
ply was very limited and the market frmsr with a
good dstilling demand and sales OF 1900 bushsis az
roc. for new Jerssy white, and II q 7Ixc Tor old
Southern Canadian Peas in retail request At 81
Is . 81 20 per bushel
CoFrrr-The market for Rio was more active at i'm.
proving rates. In other descriptions special chaugs
observed The sales to- day comprised 600 bags Rio
at ii Il alls 200 bags 40 at IL u IKE. and SO bags
st. Domingo at l0Ac.
CorToN-The sales to day 1900 bales The
market continued steady at our inside figures We,
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