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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-26
NEw-YoRK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE ALBANY, Saturday, Jan "a, 1852
mt merial OF the Mayor, etc OF the City OF New
York, To restrict the number Of balloiing places and
oalloi-boxes IN said City, Was presented.
The Canal Board IN reply 10 Mr.. BEEKMAN's reso-
luton, as 10 the observance OF the Sabbath OIL the
Canal, reported that no regulations had ever been
made by them for the ooSer tnce of the sabbath
The report Of the Select Committee, in regard 10
the Public Printing taken up, and debated until
Lear the hour 81 adjournment.
Nj. BADCOCK moved 10 amend the Assembly IeSo-
luOns by providing that all orders TO print docu'
mtntS not communicated 10 or Originating in one OF
the branches OF the Legislature, and all orders for
printing more than two thousand extra copies OF any
document, ana all orders for the printing or pur-
chasing OF books for the OF members, or for dis
ubutoI, except Aforesaid, shall be by joint reso-
luton, upon which the ayes and noes shall be called,
and whIch must receive the votes of a majority OF
esch House and no printing shall be DONE oy order
Of either House, which Is not embraced ID the con-
tract for dong the Publ; PnDuny
No question was taken, and the resolution and
amen omtnt wee laid on the table.
Mr. MUNRoE Introduced bill, amending the act
sppIoprlaung the United States Deposit Fund.
Mr. NUNROE moved that the Railroad Committee
report 10 the Senate 10 the erpedleAcy OF making
1t pen otnso for Railroad Corporations TO retain
in their employ persons addicted 10 the use OF utox-
eating liquors Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-26

The COFFEE market has shown no signsof activity,
s,vsc la NO. frlfr

The Coffee ma,ket has shown no ssnsof ACTIVITY
but prices have been fully sustained
TIA, for private use, has been active, ana Consou
Is io. CearcT since last week - Liverpool o'' a'
London the market is quiet al previous rates ~
AZ a slight reduction rom last weeks prices NJ
LASsEs has be- IL slow request.
RICE Is neglected.
TALON j. IL better Jem4ud Al previous Ta'es
LINSEID CAKE u steady
There have teen no transactions to report IN OiL''
TURrENrlNK.-90O oois. have been sold a. -
Common American L rsIN is wanted, but yelo" IS
moeCrate IN value and IN demanj. .
BUSINESS AT MANcHEsTEE has SHOWN gIea1 aoH'
IL since the sailing OF The Arctic and the prces u
tho leading fasrcs have shgaly edyanceta, spun
ners have but small SOCK o. Cotton, but the MAJOR
Nv are avefse 10 buying freely. having anlmpreSson
that the value viii not rse and that, possibly 1t may
CcCllne -
THg LovroS MoyEr MARgET presents 10 ne"
feature stocks are firm, but are not very actve
Consols closed OF the 9hlnsi al Wy 10 vi 10Y money
and account Banh SOCK, 2lD02l6s.
IpANIRicAN SECURITIES there mas Oeeu no On ihge
in prices and tie market has been ra'her in<cHye
LisERrooL COrroS MARKET, Fnoay, IL, A. NJ
EsumzleG sales 10 day, 5000 oales, At full rates
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-26
MOVEMENTS OF KOSSUTH.
kossuth at Pittsburch-His Reception by the
Peopie-Tremendous OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
delegations, &c.

delegations, &c.
PITTSBURGH, Saturday, Jan. "a, 1852.
The Kossuth reception ceremonies took place this
morning, at the ST. Charles Hotel, on the balcony.
At 10 O'Clock, the hour appointed, people began to
assemble in the streets, which we're soon packed
from the hotel to Diamond alley, with the most
dense mass ever brought together in this city. l.
would be impossible to compute the number.
About II O'Clock, after Kossuth had received and
replied to the populations from several places, he
was presented to the people by Ron. w. w Irwin.
Col S. w. Black then welcomed the distinguished
Hungarian in one Of the most chaste and effective
speeches ever delivered by him.
The Colonel was replied o by Kossuth in man
ner fully sustaining his high reputation as an orator
and patriot His speech was listened to with great
attention, but feQuened interrupted by enthusiastic
cheers from the excited multitude who were lOaih to
dispense.
At the conclusion OF the ceremonies, Col. Black
sgain came forward, and stated that the people
were TIE Jurors and asked for verdict against the
Russian Bear and his Austrian c a5, which was loud
ly given.
Kossuth then replied that Courts of Law were
usually invested with power TO sustain their verdicts,
and he hoped the verdict of this Jury would also be
sustained.
After some music by the bands, the crowd slowly
dispersed.
Until o'clock, GOV Kossush will be busily en-
gaged in receiving delegations from Beaver, Butler,
Mercer and Lawrence Counties
A Special Committee, appointed by the Lsgisla'
ture of Rhode Island are also present
The Clergy Will wait upon him in body, and he
will then hold a consultation With the members of
the Press, when he viii retire.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-26

IITLKPOOL- FTldaJl Jan y Iosz,
The stock pert proved % be 900 bales more tnan APP
feared by weekly estimate, parity asiu- itoh 'he et
t havfg neen 20 bses less than reported. stated
In our Crcu ar the SIN inst winch 0ie encs sn0uU
have added 10 stock instead Of inscription IheIe
bas beer iaIr demand for COTTOS the com nence
lept OF toe year pa tcuary dlnng the last ST daff N
which period there kas been STEADY and Tegnar etpOr
rusres gong forward, Of 900 ia addition 20
'ar sales she trade, making about b7cg bales Gay
fof the quantity tx OUt Of the market ms hoNetf
mas scarcely sustain prices and t1s IN s'
mas conseqUently been heavy and entirely without ANNA
ion AMERICA descrpfons hpNeeT are pui
IN value since FRIDAY last although certainly l-loth OF
repEvH y lower the close OF last hollh iI no
noddlIe and common COTTON The saeg Oh the week
o, 10 a. q40 bsles OF which American, and
1900 Sural were taken speculation, WIN 4<tJ mel
can n flan ard $50 for export, leaving f9r ihe
sde So bales TIE business 20 DAY a uh'ed 10 wv
hslsa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-26
Shipping Intelligence.


pool; HarInenia the clyde, 3tn Universe Liverpool
Sailed for New Yoik Jan I'M Milla from Belfast 3.h
No arrivals sioce "a % OF he Arctic from Boston, Phil
adeIphIa, Baltimore Alexandria or iimiGgion -
"Wednesday Jao. The Rendnk II ids N, arrived from
London FOR New York and projected 4or the Mo'hef
An from Chsest Jan 9Th, Triton, at Liverpool; 7h.
AfTvsG from New Orleans IAN It'll. sfetoka from LV
srpool Ania D,ro'r ca, DO; Gen. Dunlap, do.
EAST INDlA SHIPPING ~
Calcutta Nov. l9-Arr Marceilus, from Boston.
Title Bay. Nov 22-Ar. cynthia, New York. $3.50
St. Helena. Nov li-Sld Jgneb, Calcutta. Cid l5Ih
James Drake Boston; igsh Western Star do flh'
Gibrsitar-Cld Juno, Charleston.
CANADA SHIPPING. -
Arr I'm Quebec Jan Q, Elizabeth, at Grsyesend 1th
BsIsnhsm at Gnmsby; Sth Evergreen, a. GLOUCESTER.
Of Brlsio which vas ardoned 2jh Nov, fallen Ia
Win IL lat 10 N. long % ". By H. M s. Tweed arrived
NEW BRUNSWICK SHIPPING.
An frn. ST. John. Jan 2. Britannia, az Queens
town; Brothers, Warren Point Sd, Lady Peel at
Falmouth; Eizs and Mary, at avesend itb, Be onca
BooDer Iivsrp Doo 7sh. LADY Peel, at Truro
She ds, Jan The Clio. Hslleron from 81 Jshn
b arrived here yesterday, with the crew pumping nav
Ing been on the rocks AT Whhby
LowestOf Jan 8-The Asia, Arthur. Of Jersey, which
Jeff St Michael for New York Dec H. was struck by stea
which tore the main sheet, carried away bulwarks &c
and was 10 bear 10 before tn strong westerly gales
The Master injured IN the head by the main boom
Faysl, Dec ia large American SHIP Senator, from
London 10 New York with over 300 passengers appeared
oil here on the 10Th she three small jury mass hav
ma been totally dsmasied on Nov 49, The Harbor Master
on board Of her.
Liverpool Jan 8Tbe Harv I'd for New York has gut
back with los of sails Jan D the schr Adelaide OF
Elizabeth City, from Charleston WAS fallen 10 WITH
18th December lat 80 lon a. dsmssted, aad Ia sax
ing condition The crew. four in number, was taken OIL
hy Tho Souh Carolina Sandiord which arrived here from
Mobile
Waterford Jan THE Columbus BicCerrOn. OF New
York. from New Orleans Liverpool. went ashore last
night on the rocks entrance this harboT the
eastern side aud has gone 20 pieces four passengers two
ladies and steersge with eight OF the crew drowned
Ibe remainder twenty IN number including the master
AID let and I'd mates, saved.
The following are the passengers by the America
Blu Barzneil, Mrs. Wood Miss Wood, MeSsrs Hess.
Oflsy, Hamilton. James. Levendge. Richardson, Stan-
ackei Moet, Reeve, Wilson BADcock, La Point, Kane.
LndSsy. Scott.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-26

The CaRre war.

intelligence from the Cape Of Good Hope
.,oupoes that severe skrmish had taken place
- ,he 9Th Of November, between large bodies o.
80 Bc,.entois ard Cafres ana detachment o
p,,ish TROOPS, in which me latter had been obliged
:. ,s,ire with the loss Of one colonel, three o'her
vscsrs ard seventeen Ren'ofcomens hai sai4Io
Slo,~ Tnelard before the fectip, OF the news
another reverse had been sustained by tac Eng
,.s Rooms Al the Lagos or t1e Coast % Africa IN
nsn ,,,, 70 cbastlse she native King for slave
Ss,ling. The force, con is,iHs OF 25l officers anc
zen we've repulsed. with considerable loss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-26

From HAYrL-We are Indebted 70 =, y:
C. CLARK Esq for Pcrsa Prince 5a,,. 20 Of
iSsn ~ news being almost entirely nlled WIZ
o,s,,a,n Intelligence. The papers refer 70 %.
We no psrtlculsrs Of, the IRE which occur "a - -
ISirh We have already hal account Inc nss
IN the extensive warehouse of Nessrs kooe 'rs
& Co upon the quay and ragged for ak nDab house In
II could be arrested. The raIehers los Vas very
ron" the building having been one Of tho h''' ~
-, 4luable upon the cape; plsuipe.entiary,
Corr Msasn E snss from Brazil. o. The an q
l N1ss@Se 70 Jse%sl where he was 70 sm''' '
Mexico .h,s fact that While the colcred pse-
1t Is AZ. .o1stry are holding meetings IN oppoa
pie OF IN. ~. Color ration scheme. the hayrsn pa
uon soesf Of II u tsrms Of commendation. 40,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-26

PROVIDENCE, Jan. IS. 1852
Tie CoTroS market is nm. al quotations sad
st0cf light We quote New Orleans and Aoone
Tnlsrds fa,r. lCt GlOi The sales OF Wool have
not been quite so large as they we're last week Inc
market closed with good feehng, and puces we're
fully sustained. The following are tue sales Fleece,
III 800 70 al prices ranging from IS 10 47c., the
heaviest sales al a 10 4Gc Pulled 1920 ID a. prices
ranging from a to 4lc the heaviest sales al 81 10
s4c Foreien 3 300 % At &c ~ Total sales OF the
week 1890 3D.. For English Cloths me oemAh1 Il
bpnt and prices unchanged The sales OF the week
reached i, 900 pieces ,e.,
NEw-ORLRAxs Friday Jan %, 1859,
The CoTToN market Is still animated, ono tue
saleE 10 day reached 1000 baeS, idlly Sustaining
xes-erCay's advance Strict mliiiiog, ~. Sales OF
the week. $4,000 Stock on hand - night, loo,V0O.
Parties are waiting the ste ameT's news.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-26
TVS PropLs's Lrcruprs-wuai.u y

GALLachrE. Esq, Of Cincinnati, Ohio. will do.
liver The Third Lecture Of the Peoples Course
ST the Broadway Tabernacle tO-morTOw evening,
commencing at u O'Clock Subject IN.
Modem Poets and tigir Cnt.s' Mr. Gallagher
has night to speak for the Modern P&is, for
ne Is one OF ,hem-ever IN soul and sometimes
IN ou'spoken word The following, from lste
National Era, Is one Of the latest Of his proiuc-
uons that has met our eye, and will, we think,
induce many 70 wish to hear him tomorrow
evening and 'henceioT,h Know more Of him
NOcTES DIyfNoRUa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-26
Inc Russell Cabinet Shaking

A dissolution Of the English Cabinet appeared ~
evi,ahle A Cabinet council was held on the en-
aftcr which Lore John RasscI preceded 10 Nin1,
sor 10 confer with the Queen. 1t MAS ADMIRED
on ali HANDS that the Wing Government coulQ roy
hold tOg.ther much longer. and many believed tnal
il would TAI before the period for opening fafhd-
lnent had arrived
The Duke OF Newcastle and Sir James Graham,
the great Free Trace leaders, la- af'isel IN Town.
and lie former had made q ylsI. % her Majesty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-26

The German Diet, IN us sitting Of the BIS, ult de-
cided on the Suppression ~ the Federal fleet. Aus
ahad proposed TO form the German Navy into three
div isons, 10 DC commanded respectively by Aus
TRANS, Pfussisus, and Germans OF other States, but
Prussia opposed this arrangement when the above
hnsl resolution was adopted Prussia has declared
her readiness 10 undertake the support of the iees
for one month.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-26
Latest Intelligence.

icy TELEGRAPH FROM LONDON TO LIVERPOoL.J
LIVERPOOL Saturday, Jan. lO-ll NJ.
The Times says the attemp, to strengthen tie
Ministry BY an alliance with the Peeiites had sig
naly failed, and that the Prime Minister would meet
Parliament without seeking any further addition to
bis strength provided he was Lot compelled to retire
In the meantime.
The Marquis Of LansdOwee had rendered his Tesig
nation as Lord President o. the Council, and holds
Office only III successor - appointed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-26
Difficulty with Denmark settled.

The affair between Germany and Denmark Is ter
minated. although the treaty between Denmark and
the great German powers hal not been signed. In
consequence of this arrangement, the German
troops Will 6vacuate holsielu IA the course OF THIS
month bat "A body OF Aussriaus VIII remlln pro-
vislonaily al Hamburg, and IN the neighoorhoOt.
This measure will have the effect 10 secure the con-
ditions imposed on Denmark, among which, the
conyocau0n OF the Provincial States OF Schleswig
6nd HOs;en rs the most important.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-26
Deputations.

The Customs Reform Committee from Liverpool
had had an audience ~lfh Lord John itusseI, VINO
promlsed that the subject Of their complaint wouio
yecelye the Immeo ate attention Of the Government
Al the same time deputation OF Spanish oonohOio-
ers opposed to coercion, mad an inse'Ve" WIN 'he
Fote .grS Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-26
advertisement The season is rapidly

Advertisement The season is rapidly
closing and in consideration Of which, the propne-
tors of Columbian ll4l No PSI Grand ST. Will, this
day, Jan. goth, commence selling off thar entire
stock OF fall and winter goods, unheralied by nam
moth posters and huge placs,ds, the usual pirlpher
uas Of magnificent humougs they would SIMPLY an
nounce, IN Orter 10 make room for An entire new
stock % spring and sumner goods they find It aoso-
mtely necessary TO dispose Of az the earliest day, all
the remaining stock OF fail and winter goods no" on
hand, comprising Shawls Silks, Felyeis, Neuno5,
CasbmereS, Params,tas. Alpaca, Muslin Delane,
Cloths Csssimeres, VeslIngs, &c, &c, &c. A op-
poTtunty low offers to those who wish to take adj
vantage Of It by procuring at 0ne.haf then original
cost any OF the above ARTICLES these goods oens OF
the best quality selected by our agents Doth here
and in Europe win especial re erence 20 the retail
trade OF this house exclusively, and WARRANTED sec
ond TO none In this City. Ladies are respectfully
invited TO call, but not urged 10 buy Kenen)er
JanuarV 90 al Columbian IaIl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-26

Several Government prisoners have been liberated
from 81 Pasle, aud II Is stated tlat nlne hundred
of the prisoners, recently arrested on political
grounds were removed on Saturday morning from
The forts of b cetre and Syery, % be conveyed to
Havre Thence they were 10 proceed TO Cher
bourg Bfest, with view TO their transportation 70
laNennc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-26
Circassinn chief Surrendered.

The PrssstaN GG>stie of the 9Th says that RaSchid
Murat, the bIavest son OF SchAnyl, the CiTcassian
Chief had surrendered Internationally 10 the Rus
mans, and is now prisoner at TIliS. Prince
Worongoh, son Of the Commander in Chief, and
governor of Bessaraba, received from the young
Chief the possession Of the iors OF Wenes Pfya and
MS numt rous attachments OF soldiers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-26
Arrest FOR HIGHWAY RoBBzRy.- Late

on SatuIda, light, a man named George >. sahds
residing IN Canal ST. entered grOggery Ia orange
II where he was uncefemoniously knocked down,
beaten and robbed OF has wallet con aiming slV' AL
also OF pocket knife. Soon after the com miSsiv
sr,Sst,d a fellow named John Henry Campbell on
Suspicion of beng the robber, snd found IN ms Pos
session a knife which Sands Identified as the 4.o
stolen from him The accused was com'h''''
prlSon 10 4 walt examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-26
GerninnN.

The German journals announce That great sensa'
ton has been caused az Vienna, by the receipt OF The
intelligence that Don Juan lnfante, second son OF
Don Carlos, has run away from his wife with an
English goyerness The wife Is sister of the Duke
Of Nodena
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-26
Fire in Gloucester, Pa.-Breaking up OF she


PAILADgLPHIA, Jan 25 loo3
The large buck building attached to the b'eschery
in Gloucester was destroyed by FIRE last night The
establishment was new, and nearly ready 10 60 INTO
operation. Damage ESQ 200 third OF which was
insured IN provloeI &c Offices.
The ice boats have broken up the river to-day to
nearly FIVE miles below the city They viii re sumo
they lsbors 20 II orrow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-26

BALTIMORE, Jan %, 1854.
Several back Southern Mails brought over lane
from AcQUIa Creek TO Washington, nave Deeh re-
ce,yed here The dates are Charleston, ~ Sa-
vsnnsh u Mobile. IL. Nothing has been received
from New. Orleans, fIom which place seven mails
are now cue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-26

The Neapolitan State Trials had pro-
80 ,othe seventh day. The public were Sep'
re- ss,sbot Of inc prisoners and no noes were
cur .d ~ ne taken. The recent events IN France
sBor% hasten, II was thought. the fate o. tlg re-
s"ssd who were expected TO De sent 10 Tue sN"rl
toF life
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-26

FIRE IN NEWARK, n. About o o'clock
last evening, fire broke on, in stable belonging
to Mr Quinby, (the Mayor Of the Ci!yJ on Harnson
near Broad st, which, together with some lumber
belonging TO MI Peters, for trunk botiesJ vas &C.
s,royed The barn was fully insured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-26

CHILD SuFroCATED A daughter, s ,-s
months old, OF Andrew Ryle, reslclns a. No ~
East Tv enly fifth found dead IN Us mo asen
hSd YESTERDAY morning having. as IS supposed, oSe
s,,,s.rs,ed nv b,ips overload dur1Rg tne hlsu..
Coroper Ives y as nos.hss ~ hold al ihqaes' 'P'"
The body
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-26

u The trial of John Erpenstein, for
tie murder of his wife, was concluded al Newark,
\ J on Sa urdsy last, and resulted In verdict Oh
GuiItv " sillful murder Sentence Will be pro-
nolIced on Thursday next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-26
Death

Baron kinney, one OF the Hungarian Committee
IN London, had died of broken heart, caused IL IS
said, by some remarks Of correspondent oil IN
Dqify Nous
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-26
The s1racuse Rescue Case.

ALBANY, Saturday,, jan. II, I'JZ'
Leroy Morgan, one of the counsel FOR the ceienss,
occupied the morning reading sftavts and papers
N support OF the m0ssn 10 quash the indictments
MIR NJ was followed by ms colleague, {. b. Seds-
Nick, ESQ, who had no! concluded when the Court
tfu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-26
Pins Expedition.

ideoitiSnt PIN, BY the aiVice OF the Russian
SeosIai hers, had abandoned MS project OF cross
Siberia m search OF Sir John Rankin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-26

r. We would call attention to a oPeoiA
Notice ITO The Members Of the Protestant NS''
pal Church, = on the first page
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-26
PHILAD ELPHlA
Fire Stabbing Case-The Weather opera
lions of the Dint-Markets and Stocks
Correspondence OF TIE n Y. Tribune

tiops of the Dint-Markets and Stocks.
Correspondence OF Tie n Y Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan 2j 1852
About O'Clock last night, the bleaching
factory attached 20 the Gloucester, New Jersey,
cotton vorss was completely desiroyed by fire. the
main buildings Of colossal dimensions, narrowly
ESCAPED destruction. Several OF our splrlIed hfe
COMPANIES dragged their apparatus across me ice
OF the Delaware, to the scene OF c)nnagration.
have not learned what the damage amounts 10.
Patrick McKenua employed 10 YOung's Distlllefy,
SUIT, 80, fr~o,'' y. "s0i
noon to answer the charge OF seriously stt0oing
o,,c, =, an nsEoed DAVID Powers 1ne affair was
the result % a sn0"oail frohc. ..
The weather mas moderated somewhat IN severity,
and to- Gay are enjoying GEAR olle sAy n'
inviooystirg air aud tOeraDle walking. Ibe Dsla-
ware stIll remains as Ilgtf as an Arctic sea nc
CIV Ice Doa! Is enceayorng 10 cut chanAei toay'
for the purpose Of bringing up The "OHy Oh MAJ
chester" ,, 1870. dons
4, The United states Mint during the week ending
81 " '' Deposits Cottage, P az a,a $:
SoIo. --------- ''0' $50 5272 So
Totsl. 1886 100 sl754,sOo a. 3li9ig -
TIE suDp les Il FLOUR continue small Snd ne
Is fln There ~ good sxSo denanl tnd al
Ell nc,9rrs jot 81 SO bbls extra iGrays hIe A.
"a Is There fair lIquiry or ths s1sy' ID select
Or and esss q, q =, et,. ADD fancy s. asa
S. Is In FLOUR sEd CO.'S siE4 Sf1s !. sI
o gHFsT demand. bat there Is i.'le or nose o.
Tn. lot ~ 40 hGsbs, prime Penny lsani9 es s'Id
y, a. ; sh Win s,s worth 81 The Market "A pAfe
ot both Rye and COIN salee Of Ile later h..e Dsea
- ron tbe cars IL 6s6I0 cts lot ~ PennsylYAh
OATS sol ron store at 20 eis bust La 1ao, EAlL.
and Provisions 10 change MISSY - cil sm4n 'e'''
~ hiIs 5ll2i, els hhds held at the same Prices -
ssLgs Of SrocKs -Firs Boare-s3f99 u 5 Is. o.
q. 1lcI Si4O8 City X. X. Is. 80, itl SEW co ~
iaI q 80 Cnn W. 6s %. 500 Candea tir o. "a
a. slCOdo., -. Sl0.0Csm Aui x o. ~ * ~ o
E.sStpg &C. 10 s575 81 GOO dol 90 200 DO ~.
81 GO do 3D. TT Soo do 81, Szegs 90 M ~ ~
Pescrg kR., rs 3ay 81 DO. 39l 10 90 > ~ , 3,as
20, 81 d. se 100 do 20 do, 800 70 Or1,o . paS
i2;, u do i2l. 20 Mechanics Bunk, q. a. i"1d,
CsraJ bs &c: 50 do IS; 100 d. lot 100 DO loi
s. ei: 80 DO ~ 50 60, ~ !" Ess soI 80 DO
50, To- DO c. 3)i 100 do 3.i; 80 do d. ''s Nv
Amer Coal, 8 ,eo ~, n, a5f: 800
s'sie e. aud s 90 d. g. s.t p a.. .5xn 8
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-26

Runners OF a Ministerial crisis prevailed in Berlin
Ii is said that Mantsieul will resign the Presidency
OF that Won Raumer will quit tae Cabinet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-26
The Berlin Cabinet shaking

The AUSTRIAN LlOyds boasts that II was Prince
seh~aIl2enburg who virtually dismissed Lord Palm
erstOn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-26

The GARDINER CLAIM CAsE.-Several
contradictory dispatches have been chasing each
other over the wires on this subject, leaving
ust as Il was when we first published It,