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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-21

FlRxs.-An unoccupied house Ia Deer
Geld. belonging 10 Amarian rnsgs IVES burnt las!
week probably BY ceSlgn.-.-. The dwelling Of A.
Houghion, IN t'hol was consumed last Saturday
morning ever thing was burnt-insured SsOoO.-.
The store of 5. Sha,ivck of Leycsn, took IRE
and Was damaged $50 10 SlO0 worth before !. was
extinsuished. The house OF another Mr ShNtuck,
In LeyeeR, had sInilar experience
lSgringssld Republican. sotA
" Two men were brought TO justice on
Monday in Boston, and Gssd s. - each, for playing
carcs OF Suncsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-21
Delegases 10 Baltimore,

iTth District. The District COnven-
ton met at DunapS in Frankfort ST., last evening,
End after taking twenty seven more ballots again
failed Of an election. The vote on the last ballot
resulted thus Peter b. sweeny (yI,h Ward :
AID James N. Bard, lXIyth wad,) : Or. Joseph
Hilton, QNth WaIdl5 5. On some OF the oallo,ngs
Bard and Hilton wen, up as high a. 5. The Tenth
Wsrters who had previously gwen their votes sor
Joseph NJ. Mash, row alternately cas-. their votes
for Hilton, Sweeny and Bard. As II Is understood
Mr. Marsh from the star, has not beer candidate
fos Delegate 10 Baltimore
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-21
Topics Of the Morning.

The u. ). Senate Yesterday disposed OF
a great many private bills, claims and me-
MORALS, and several Senators presented
bills OH various subjects.
Senator Seward presented an amendment
which he proposed to substitute for M
Clarke's Joint Resolutions introduced yes
terday. The amendment embOdies manly
and emphatic protest against Russian inter-
vention in Hungary, and solemn pledge
that should it be repeated, the United
States would interfere to prevent it, Gen
Cass presented one more consonant with
his character, substituting for that of Mr.
Seward a warning that the United States
would regard the Intervention with con-
Germ.
The Land Warrant Assignment ResOlu-
ton followed, with Mr.. Walkers amend
ment, and the results, which are else where
discussed And after this labor the Sem
took rest and dined.
In the House, there was some discussion
dc W lut lNOut duu uitIHtl VI tliC pay liiChl
of the instalment of the Mexican indemnity
claim; Mr. McMullen, of Nirginia, said that
$4,000 were lost to the Government by
having the payment made through CorcOran
& Riggs.
The New York Legislature had busy
time doing nothing, l. G. talking and moving,
ard dividing, to no practical end. See re-
port of proceedings. Rather rich.
The Fire King is perpetrating his coups
de fen with nearly as much madness and
wickedness as Louis Napoleon. A fire
took place at Philadelphia night before last,
which destroyed property to the value of
$4,000.
The Telegraph reports the trial of a
man Ontaria County for the murder of
his wife.
The Syracuse Rescue case comes on for
trial at Albany Court organized yesterday.
The Canal Enlargement makes hubbub
AID noise, but nothing serious will come of
it. See Telegraph news for an important
resolution of the Board.
Zero has been beaten hollow every
where, and we have the erispest, clearest
and most truly wintry winter, all over the
county.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-21

~ IANB Reform was yesterday slapped
II the face by that illustTious body, the u. ;.
Senate. among whom only screen Members
could be found to sustain Mr.. Walkers
proposition to give quarter-section to each
landless imprOver and Occupier. 1t is Idle
to say that the proposition was not IN Its
best shape or that this was not the right
bill. The votes of the majority were cast
against the principle of Land Free to Actual
Settlers-they meant just this and nothing
more. The gentlemen who charge $4,000
to $4,000 each for an imaginary journey
home and back between the Sd and 4th
DAYS of March, and help themselves TO the
p,under. law or no Law, have an instructive
horror Of Land Reform as agrarian and
prodigal. All, well this, too. shall pass
away
The People are paying 90 Senators-42
were present to vote on this momentous
question Gen. Cass came up dodger, as
usual; Douglas, for once, stood by the
People, for which he has our hearty thanks.
Houston voted dead wrong for which he
has our respect. Anything but dodger
of course, after voting that the set
tiers shOud MT have land free, the Senate
proceeded to vote that the spectators in
Bounty Warrants should 90 it with per-
feet looseness hasceforward All right
Go your length, gentemeR
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~ The Report of Marshal Turkey, O

BOSTON, Contains tht luiIONIng
The whole number Of roooereS and lSrcenies re-
ported st the Marshas o1ce during the year Is $50
Amount OF property lost anc stosen 5 AIS Amount
Of property recovered and restored 10 owners, as
per receipt book <26, 1871 Whole number Of CON-
plants and arrests, 5,s49-ot ~Alch 625 were for
larceny, Of for housekeeping. IA gambling on sun
day, IA d,sorderly houses, l25 e ndnsSs ga assault
7ls for violation of the license tsw, us Migrants
6s5 violation OF city ordinances, Stl common drunk
ards, sos intoxicated persons, insanity 81 murder
3. arson l. vending lottery tickets IL OF The whole
number Of persons arIesied, ITO we've m.aols.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-21

Ls.sr's JAsuAsY on FrsTiyAs s,! hA ~ 80,
zee novel sIpsn@sni OF S,ros'e ss ss ssst aver
iof The hohog al oonhfns car intsnilcn n is COZ.
anaanse ", win oe.a si ss s 81 Pat. received
IN made .Ipre.sly or ne se1son y car as
snsasses Pans FseesSs 10 o, sstns sSoIsts and
siealreiI'e s.L ou oGerag for the season Tesecoy
uutaie. IEAgF : %. Leaders Of FashIga
fsSfu for Cen net 4 Has. AstOr House " u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-21

u The steamboat Bay STATE, Capt
Brown, OF the Fall RiVer Lac, arrived al e'c,o:s
YESTERDAY afternoon, only about uihe hours behind
her time, notwithstanding she was o5h - . CT. her
way through fifty miles OF ice We are Indebted 70
MeSSrs. Kingsley 4 Co : Express fsr late Boston
parevs received ~ ~ - So.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-21

PRoylDENcE, K. l., Tuesday, Jan. 20 1854
The Journal has received the following
from Newport, dated goth Jan, ?. NJ.
"A large steamship with side wheels and
tlree masts. apparently enc of the Collins
line. is plainly IN sight off Newport beach
standing westward. which is no doubt the
Arctic, now due at New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-21

ga correspondent sends US for publica.
ton canpoens Lines on the Rainbow which he
says were found among the papers Of a departed
friend, AID supposed to be his own composition. An
unsafe suPposition. IN
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nW n Irnnl,cs q Co. Drapers and

railors Of No 23 BfOad0ay embrace ms =,
sen the commencemen' Of ns~ yeaI, Tue Noa.o =.
their career TO intimate thelr appreciation Of me
they have elected and g. NE sequel 10 ihsI
an easy II a possible attainment they "Ouf feieT
cotfdsLcs Of what has before been wf't,n- AMI
taste like fac glties may - improved ns h,
the germ mae - hei'nef ia
All nor ear II be impaired. Certain n s. ~ n
tuivsly Recognized even ~ those ~ho % no nee,
and from this fact supremacy iof opi st,r.l we
.ttsipsd f,r although L should appear ss 81 .b,t
clair sups,iorty for the style % our VII 80 .isss
tx,b thsss view, We 81 ~ cont Hpe 70 haNe ~ -
srtsnsjvs STOCK Of goods from ~l' ." asn,i soie
ate chAfsss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-21
NFW-YORK TRIBUNE.
YEw-yoRK. WEDNESDAY, JAN 81 1852
tn. uhia Almanac for 1852.

vi. Almanac /. row published and ready for delivery
he obtained at The counter Of tAs paoshs once
or tho Booksellers in the CITY " country ine o.
Cbevalisr HulsemsnD - Danisl WEBSTER ah' M "'
80. oaIsn,rnied reply are Contained N II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-21
Our City Coroner.

IL has repeatedly been stated in different
City journals that Dr. GER had resigned the
Office of Coroner but we believe such has not
been the fact until yesterday, when his reslgna-
ton was transmitted to the Governor II now
remains to be seen II 1t will be accepted without
an investigation OF the charges against him con-
tanned in reports made by the Committee on
County Officers of the late Board of Superb
sors. In the second report made by them they
say:
AT the time appointed, James II. Whiting, Esq
appeared as counsel for DR. Geer. Your Committee
had suopenaed some Of our most expected citizens a,
whose houses ilquests were charged as having been
held but who were willing TO testify that no inquest
had been held and death occurred In their houses
during the past year. The counsel did not desire
any testimony, thereby admitting the statements TO
be true "
Ard IN conclusion the Committee say:
Upon re-exsminng the bill submitted by Seth
GeeI, coroner, and referred 10 your Committee we
think the nquests upen which the charges are made
are, IN large number OF cases false and fraudulent
anc the names OF the Jume signed by persons tia.
have been connected with or engaged by the Coro-
ner, to assist HIM In his Office although some Of them
appear to have been signed by the Coroner himself
IN both cases III disguised hand. Your COMMITTEES
are, therefore. compelled 10 recommend tina. the
resolutions submitted in their former Report be
adopted
20 s,,-,r COMMITTEE on
PArRrcx KELLY, county officers.
Gov. Hunt promptly instructed the District At
torney TO investigate the charges contained in
sad Report and, as the statute requires that
the person charged shall have eight DAYS notice,
It did not come before Judge Ingraham Until
Monday of this week, when quite number of
witnesses, who had been notified by the District
Attorney, were in attendance-as also Mr.. C. F..
Nather the counsel OF DR.. Geer, who. in long
argument, desired a postponement-which the
Judge refused TO grant-and then the counsel
presented the resignstion OF DR.. Geer. which was
a. once transmitted to the Governor. These
facts bear their comment on their face
We do not know but the Governor NAV be
constrained to respect DR.. Geer's resignation
but, # no such conssrant Is involved in the laws
regulating such matters, We are confident Gov. H
VIII proceed to act IN the premises as if no such
dodge had been attempted Resignation is 4
Christian virtue; but it is one that DR.. Geer
should have manifested rather earlier in the day
cnrrpsnan dar,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-21
The Canal EnInrgemenf-t'oing 10 the
Root OF the Matter.
SIeciG Dispatch 70 The y. }. Iri0rne-
ALBANY, Tuesday, Jan %, 1852.
The following important resolution passed
the Canal Board (Opposition) to-day:

the Canal Board (Opposition) to-day
Vhreas, Some members of the Canal Board,
entertaining doubts OF the Legality OF the con
tracts which have been made IN pursuance OF an
Act entitled " In Act to proride for the complexion
Of the Erie Canal Enlargement and the Geneses
VALLEY and Black Rrer Canals" passed July 10,
1851, and the Act for the enlargement OF the
Locks of the Oswego Canal, without having re-
ceived the approval of this Board Now, there
fore.
Be- IL resolred, That for the purpose OF testing
the legality ofthe said acts, and ascertainlng the
further rower of the Canal Board. II any, over
the same. that we respectfully recommend to
the Legislature to provide by law for the imme-
date submission to the Court of Appeals of the
question mentioned in this resolution.
We understand that Messrs. Cook and FIrz-
HUGH (Whigs) opposed this resolution. on the
ground that 1t would lead TO such delay as
wou be equivalent to repeal of the law. Mr..
TOILET (lluuker) refused 70 vote at all.
EYES RIGHT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-21

~ We are indebted to Mr.. }. Z.
Mather, Clerk of the steamer Marop arrived Ia
this port from Charleston for Charleston Journals
up to the I7th, several days in advance OF the man
The Marion brings s2s $50 IN specie, consigned
as follows:
To J. G.. Casey. -.---.---S23O O0
To i Van Week d Reed.. 1850
To Beebe & Co Observation-Disclosures 2,2O0
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HAVANA AVID PmScIPE CIGARs.- AMEs

s.nrIyK No IS7 Broadway. Ffankilh bei oIhss "oo,1
Inform hls friends aud the public tGa he has
,ecrysd large ard very cnDce assortment Ot faVaha
.nd Pnn.ipe Cigars OF various haAds ~hch ne 9ss ioi
- ~ prices shef TbO esale retail JANIS
s.pIIxa No lg7 BrOasway, Franklin Buildings JZO u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-21

~ V. b. PALMER Is the duly authorized
, n IN. hos. nexsoapers the country far
and near for which he daily receiving Advertisements
md snhaer ntions at Office N the Irbune B1udngs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-21

A Coon MsDIcINE-Dr. ROGERs' Syrup
Of Lverwor Tar and Cauehaagus rs the best remedy for
consumutop either ia incipeIt or confirmed stages
SiscoveTed proof Of this. read the cerhhses
ron Pby,cnns Medical Professors Cergymao, and oheI
well IL own citizens. ,,e
FOR sale by A L. ScovILL Co., at The Depot No 3l6
Broadway and by all retail Druggists Pnce-i7 large
haaaI a thrnah halt lasl N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-21

Fop CpApprD UAEDe, SALT RnsUM &c.
The Rubber Gloves are my Acknowledged e. De the
hest .emsdy ever discovered They almost as hand
.oms a, KID FOR sale, low. at WIN. BAKERS, NO 1yg
49, s,.,ss J2lH'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-21

~ We invite the attention Of Capita
isis ard Others TO npo sale Of about 80 bulldog
Lots to close Estate, by ANTHONY BLEEl KsR inIs
Day the 2st instant al y COCK a. the Merchants h1
change SAID lots are ,Iuaisd SD S.d and sth
and on 9Th av also 5jh and ~ ss Maps dossp hg
the whole of the above can hsd al the Auction Rooms
No. 7 Broad G,73o)
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rroysmenta OIL an. ocean staam.rs.
NEW YORK, MARCH, o, 1881


spoken
ship Reslo from Rio Janciro for NorsAns ian 10 lss u
Hark Roanoke from Bio Jsnsro for Bslnnoss, passed
pernAmhuso Feb L. and on the Pan crossed ms line
OF ehip Island HhesIsby steamship YAchS s0aosns-
BoAa Ports.
BALTIhoRs, March g-Arr sohra Henry Barring. Nor
man Norleans asra. rycher nlors ssesmsr oslitor
Lvorposl brig Druid Dtuins, West indle sehrs Blooming
Youth Coliga Jacksonville via Chsrtsson; O Crook,
se sts she as svsus u
sssc so baIEa c.solns sSssssod, Nsv Yors yeiooisy
X, der Bostcni Jeds ts,ne sorlssns Srss reg,o ,sr
JAnss wesso Phisdspsis SD sshr, i Rossrss.
Seose Nyora; Col ssMsy, siwood. DO; WsIis orlaR.
ssthArr bark cerdo, Eth Boston. In tae eeinr bars
rssns srrs fsmsho Assus Ps.deJsbis, I'll. dom
| Vi aisor. " ladies; sohr Gen Ts,lor. Abbott, DO.
aIoh lar briS zosSs Handy. Eaa:poss Ia vie ofuus
ssr CD chip Mlisiades tBFJ xlgan. liverpool SsrEs
rrfe (Drl, hrhe, DO hesper, PnebuYy london; bries
40 s"l ia sahs James Wsseoss Pfssois
| GotnEss HoLS. karch J. 1-Aid sshss Ellen Mar
taAsr sohr sarah Jaae Nsa,uotas tor HYoss; sloop
+ (, unph, Robinson. DO Tor do ,, -, -.
"a AR bris belmont Loeb tot Bucssrors CHM Hsriqi
I7is ui Bcs,on seh,s p!smoai, cssics Ggovsilnt
psiao, Wooster, NYork for EAstrors
inTsgl i An Wind W. hsrs h9meTi srH JON w MA
Wider DelBcsss Locye; sohrs Atsons, Inms urd hsra
m Jew Grspd fuLk. Wm Lovo.s. sarsa Lewis, Flores.
,s,slsnd, q Hyde, Y a 1 sine; sloup Triueaph.
onSsn; schr NSntrosc. Lows SYort Old ships wssSiss
a., cerssr ainois SYo't; RaSers Keiy Bsrstos d.
IA eiesrancoG bark Now York Psckas Gray Liverpool;
lrsvdA Tsp poi Abi, BAresoEa b,is Lossso, Fogersy
asshArS shps Rhine Dosns EYorh Mslors Lsso Bos-
On; ksik Fanny tBfh Mclaughlin, sFfsnalseoi brG
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appears by this that the value Of foreign dry goods
entered at this port for SUMPTION for the week this
year. much greater than the corresponding week
last year This is very good beginning for the month,
and raises the gate to this date to point full
high that to the close Of the first week In March,
1851 We have to doubt that Interpretations
will not continue At this In the event Of their
deng, must look for steady increase in the ship
ments Of specie Thus far this year, full half Of the
total exports from this port hare been in gold and silver
ooin and is only in this way that We can qudste tho
inasbtedaess rapidly created BY the mpor
tations The ore trade Of the South Is more equally
balanced than In former yearsthat Is tho import atoms
direct into southern ports have within the past few years
wonderfully increased This leaves the northern ports
dependant upon their shipments Of produce to
liquidats the liabilities created by direct imports, than
heretofore and when imports to this and other northern
ports excessive frequently follows that large
shipments Of specie must be made. Years ago the i'm
portatons into this port more generally for the
country large than at present and the shipments of
cottsn &c. from the soah almost entirely in llui
daton Of indebtedness Nov the South has greater
foreign debt Of its to pay ard have to look more
TO supply Of precious metals for the payment Of our
debts abroad Any increase in our import trade is
therefore, of Importance than hitherto and
possibility Of preventing largo and steady shipment
Of specie.
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AeEnUT.

Iay BURLINGTON O. rNEInH9 CoRriSuAs re
prsosss Law IN no SaIrcme poaya-ss saond 20 esss
hore Coaggo6sao prosecute bisIs ana xcttie scaopnb
against ths Dapsra8nx sad ng,gsl O. Cs amisoners.a
rrocuge pstea home and zarosdso etNan psnons
tsnoes para OF Abe Ubsd pizscs, ani In sogosa
stmcaB u fun d. in lb,ns and
And sale Of loans PATENT riKh sny 2saio Of M
Union. Particular attention phd 10 California lana uNs
coming up 70 The United etstse brpems Oou ar
pal Cemmunlcatens prepaid, ldrssssA 70 ". q. nps-
"a; ~; Ssrssn rsssS Ssvilsa uuh VasssA y o.
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EXPHESS AaEMCIEy.

II. PRIDE CO.'S CALIFORNIA EXPRESS RE-
"A. moved to No. Wall ssrees.-Havinz made oon-
tract with the house Of Nooquera Huertsdo Co., tho
transportation agents Of all the Bullion. Gold Dust and
the Ihus Of Panas thu only recognized
are prepared 70 forward goods e any
the Sandwich Islands and South American Pacific PORTS
with The utms despatch Printed Instructions be had
Office. We euarsntse the delivery OF goods ia Ban
Francisco BY ths regular ftom
House or Consxiar fees Next shipments March Sth
pth and l7th. A. II. PRIDE CO., IA. 7 Wall 81.
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Tq. NEW YORK AND LLvsRPooL UNITED srA1sa

TUE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED sfAYBs
Mail ssesmsrs The snips oomposnG this linz Ne
foilowing:- ATLANTIC, Captain West
PACIFIC, Captain Rys.
ARCTIC, Captain Lace.
BALTIC, Captain Comsseeks
ADRIAFlC, Captain Grafton.
These shps having been built by contract expressly ~
service, In their
in their engneso ssHsAgNh and speed
eleEar and comfors.
Price Of passage from New York Liverpool. IN hrst
cabin, Sl In second eAbin $40 Exclusive sf ultra
aiEe state-rooms, $500.
From Liverpool 10 New York, EGO and E3o
An experienced surgeon attached 70 each ship.
No berth secured until paid for
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SHIPPING.
TIl BRITISH AND NORTH AxxRIoAH ROYAL
NAL ssssamsnS, ss,rSsa r.. Yost ,as t,,rDeel a.
only calling u Halifax 70 iiad and issaiss mails and pss
zSzsISS!As: s:' 81: F;;;: ssslsj Ss,s ss;ss
ssssS ;laSSis. o.,S zss.s asssi's.
green u he ss.SSsssi; r:d q Ps:a ' 80, :.
0s%s.' k ksssa from NV Ssii e
Ana 5asfs. rom S New FORK M
P,ss.ss nom New igrx ox Bos'st ss Av'fpoSf-slst
10 bsrth secured until paid iot.
Freight win Be charged on ssaois ssJ:as an sIsan, m
An experienced srrFson on seA-d,
Al letters AID S'rspaTess mast paa G7'sss tie fsa
For ir'sh' OF passage Ifo,2,ass Asp H., 81 sr,.sr.y
:ssA o:.msn sat 0,asf .ss'sn s'o, IsSov s ing
lsdns arc si1Oa N H,yrs iss sev Yass -
+ snd superior ssesuasSip AIABAMA o.rI O D. Ludlow
s sal Iss'i sa,j1S sAs siTSaL
no superior on tAs coast,
" IonMosD. VIA, E9aToLx AND CITY POINT VA.
Ne. T:sl 3 Yns ss.nsS
Parrish cs: WI rsss' r'As Y f Ss-,yy Is
srp Ss1 . A'' pIfs TaoaNrox Sssaa &c ssss@
a ssr siy H Day sans - ''a'
EOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAyaE-rHE UNITED
Il states Mail stesnshp FRANKLIN James A. Wotton,
commander will ox Eayrs souohinH ST SO ushampteu
10 .nd the mails and psessnssr On sssu5day March loh
frst cabin $40 do. In SECOND cabin. $40 Luggage
during he voyage should be eat beard shs day
s.d on s:.sa arsas Shipper.
For freight or pasasAo. apply 70
MORTiMxR LIfISGgfoN. As.nA, No. So Broadway.
EoR CHARLEnr0N.-THK NEW AND sPLENpID
Ee.4 & Al 4 Il.
~ preossly For rsixh. Arplyon board where all bills OF
lsing will no aned and for passSe ~ tho counting house
Of ePofF0RD. TILESfoN / CO., A. South street,
CALIFORNIA TICKET TO CHArGE-A THROUGH
~ Tioket the nail Line, for abe 24th Arr will DO OF
charged of VIC ne5t sssmsr OF ihe same Ina Address j.
j Herald Office.
CARD.-sTEANshIP RgiNDREE.-THR UNDER
"A signed has Transferred al his right sislo an interest
In Tho above snt al tickets aud oonscte signed
hy with rcrsoas IN IN any way cor neoted VITA
The above seeane arc aapEe. ana VIII DO performed ~
Mr.. George Z, Hanil.ea. JOHN II ALL.
lyS NssLin ,ssE strcth
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EoH Evnnro0L-UNfrRD srATD NAIL sYBAnr
ship BALTIC. Capt yessph ConssoekThis stseass win
depass Nth Me Unissd States nAs for DuyopA poesvey.
snbasurdAy March 81 II o'clock NJ en her teth ~ Ahs
foot OF UauAl street. No bsYth secured Vii paid fer Fer
f,eishs or passsxs having usssuasA Accommodations ss
nDwARb <. COLLINS 90. No. o Wan sasssA :.
The eseAmshIp Arctic viii saeoocd ths Balhs. and san
EAroh 70.
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Passenger re- SallcSss

CHAeRrs-ssesmship Crescent Ci.ynaad Prest.rt. p
Steveng Lofine, Randall, Cant Hanan and boys q
Feison Austin and lazy Aiss Brown. Mrs Oseby, ars
Bell Mr. Becberni lady kr Thorne and lady, Mr. Ls,
and lady, Lorni and LADY Mr. Basane Me- Davian mi
Delmorte, Blank @ Campbell. Thurs.on. 1 Back,
nirge. Mr. Balni, Kigate, r Woodward. BANKS, T
Rncbanan, Stuela Arsta Arasa, Cuaeo and boy.
QuAlo, Evans, Hawk. Butcher Hamilton, Il SALE A
Melon GsrdoD hesreser An,hony Asgnsr, = A.g-
Warbler D pority. FFl.nsgan, B Moore. I Waaoa
Gage. W Packer, J BiinL y A Ha1ley W Miner JOY
stephen Joy, Thomas, u Fsirchd. Glade W Sterling
Z French ~ chiprend.ie ThorIssns wForsh.y,
Jingle, Searies Anlard g Willard walle Burnett.
7 Crook Fisher; urnuoi j., Q Van sandfcrd K Van
nels. NJ Viso. Mr. agini. 9 Finci; n ssoskws,i u
Groome. Harm gson. Siokley. Delnweil Lunt,
Munson n Brockman, L Mcdowell Work, Full
sohwing Bosisk Phillips. Morgan, and others in she
steeIage.
M For additional Ship Ne,cs, see Eighth Page.