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other portion OF the southern country where the diversity
OF opinion ana the agitation of the public mind rendered
such contest necessary or proper. That platform pre-
sented controlling and absorbing issues the 6nay OF
the compromise OF $780, the faithful execution
OF the fugiive-sla law within the limits OF the Union
BY all the power OF the government whether resisted by
States, ces, mobs. OF individuals and denial OF the
right o State at lis pleasure the powers which
has conferred upon the general government and thereby
destroy the force OF federal legislation within its limits
and place herself beyond the pale Of her responsible
ties member OF the Union. expressly declared that
did not present myself before the district wing
that I neither expected nor desired any man 10 re-
gand support such that so lar my sentiment
upon the above forth acceptable 10 the
people, whether wings or democrats claimed their sui.
frages-so far as they diseened IRON me those
questions. 1 did not expect their support express
~ rejected from my public discussion all OF the old
party issues as obsolete or immaerial. and saked
my election wholly upon those higher and greater
questions upon which believed the peace and lnteg-
rity of the Union depended. thereby became den
tilted In position and principle with that intrepid and pari-
oc organization which in Georgia, Alabama and Misss.
spp aside all former bonds and lgamens OF party,
and entered into combinations TO maintain the peace
and tranquility OF the country The 10th congressional
district of VIrgins Inhibited upon small scale the precise
contest that nj the time so hercey and urously
waging in the more southern States The Arguments,
the principles the objects, the same disregard
oil former party associations marked their struggles and
ours and that gave hls support but look ed
with the same anxiety, and sympalbzed with ss sincere
Joy at the triumph Of the gallant Cobb OF Georgia. and
Of the indomitahe Foote Of Mississippi. they did atmy
election Wing and democrats alike generously sustain
ed me--,he whIgs in much larger proportion than the
democrats yet amongst the htteres and most unscrupu-
lous OF those who assaled me in the canvass were
whus-amonsst ihe most ardent and rssIoos Of nv sup
ports were democrats No other issus was presented in
my eleciionnot another pledge asked expected OF
NV able and honorable competitor did, upon two or three
occasions in public discussions, seek to revive IN de-
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I'm. Com pro.slss n..ol .s,o..

When we Published the classified hats OF the several
votes taken upon the Compromise Resolutions offered ia
the House Of Representatives. BY Msssrs Jackson and
Hillyer We stated that we should soon publish similar
CLASSIFIED list Of the members absent and voting when
the votes were taken. Having received and pub
shed several notes from members explanatory OF iheil
omission TO vots and declaring what their vote would
have been II given, and supposng probable this, otheI
similar explanations may be made public hereafter.
deem il proper not 10 give al this time The Of ii.
absent and non voag members. but simply TO state the
msmber OF such absenees. with their political and sec
tional classification. t
We give also the Dhoie number OF both parties in the
House, classified politically and seciionally
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Suucrior court.

Be Tore Chief Jcstics Oakley.
FEB 6--.oction for Cruelty al Sed.-MGy Shipmon
John Lockhd7t This action brought by tue plain
tia for alleged imprisonment ard cruelty at The
plaintiff vss che ccntendei engaged at $40 month
20 attend the lHdy Ct the captain Of the ship Beaver
bound from New York 10 Manila. dispute BE-
tween her and tie captain who insisted her perform.
ing work which she old OF conceive TO be her duty
She became disobedilnt, and ultimately seized by
che captain the nste (Jobn Locbhart) aud the super
cargo who threw her dcwn the de * and handcued
Der. Tie captain died the arrival Of the vessel
Manila; erd the present suit u brought against the
defendant who b. captain the DO ward voyag.
OF the Beaver Mr. Belts behalf Of the def ndant
contends that the psintih engaged stsweries5
that she objected 70 perform her duty and that the cap
tain and ate justified IN using force TO bring her
to suhJeotion. Verdict for plaintiff $3.50
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mAKITIME INTELLIGE NCE.
=--------------------=
Movements OF the Ocssn Steamer.
PORT OF NEW YORK, FER. Q 1863.


Cleared.
stteamshir .reti', Lroc; Liyerpsol collar Co.
ship JoHra "siLor Boxis. Liverpool 4hoApS'n : 10
saip sess,v Foster Hslter,o7 r,,,-gs'l y csi,a
T.5 siseS1 s S,,'rS, Lysfgoo spoaois Ils.n 90,
Bal YIN sroaie trsTy' s. Galhs Key wsss &C, : >
ris fescstoT tFsrtl reivsieo Lssos orzsi Eil,arn.
rEir Feray, runler yrrs,sr, ! " Elvsn q,
E y c.sErdeE Bgrgsss - , Jutn 20 srsEfs %.
st.r Julis klcgssy, s1ov, CssaacuYe, KasSs Mr..
fe,r Psas,s. Zephyr. aasss J. cT,ntc, q u,ssAlis,
tetr hrhisLe, Htpoe, hotfoii staIgee, Cesrmsa C..
fise5Ner4e7S. r2cwr. ysrsSs s.'''''4 : -'."''H'
sioop j. sanford. E,E.er. lrsviisnee.
Arrived.
sbf rlnd,ssn tts slom) &c alrr vsni. lc5 d.ys ara
fnr, il2 Sith hsmg &c i g'Ta,m Sass.st Wa bouss
Il ion 7t0 srose srir rrssias Il ass from s.sd u,
Bsis,r hsd her biown III l. M iSte gals STAT Ia e
3 ~ q g. sp.ie i.s E.elie ~ Psnssl IslAnas ior
80 Te q ,hs crow vtrs so. Il sst i. 10 ~ isa = 81
~ aaso,o fem Cus ~ Rss,0t, slo.t ofFs9ss57s
SIR Inest. Bonnet, .v crl'srs u days i,sn he bar
pars cmi.s ssola, onscl. navsna Jss a. vic suEa:.
B.It Isa q GU. gepptr, HsraHs nthga WI suEar.
Bsg cissSsr taf 6esioa Risl,sds AuI Csyss 70 aaYr
zig Luv'snss Ioi cirden,. r,rrg q Haskr "a -
BgS frieees y GO usIsiItlsal u9.en, C,eryt' y,
70 ie IN 80 su. w w'ehs, AL wAt ssEe4 70 "a eg
sShr seFsngson Poster. cls,iss,cn Vi, Wsvr,n,ravs-
Loneen 81 ctys. vith cotton % CALDWELL % nas
sho Gull etro'n wa5Nsea roIa siitS islaaa " ssss
f,lrr osre,,at Co. Bennett Rrnlngon. &c, asys.
Icir Yort,oyn, Lasouretls. re,srr,vrr ,svs.
Sthr Ntt9atet AAytce Gslref iru 40 wreck ~ hsrk
fsfteS Jstrsc1 fsf Tys5tipr sS,s N 49,
seo,r iseih', atd 'sery eoi Geo ssehf rs.A ..a'r
Win water y ltr bols. b., 4 NJ 10 VII 6st.tea.
wind =. sur-iss. NsE. aEd ,A.aL, - r.n..,s. g. &
spnGcb NJ, with ltir,
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City TRADE REPORT.

IfInAY, I6bruaty U--t T VI
AriFs ssemed steady; TIE sslss comprising Go bills
pots al 50 S. Cef and pearls 1t so 49, pcT 10 lbs
DHxApsrUyrs lorr ruled quiet the business not e.
cesdirg 40C bbs State Western and Southern st yes
lei cey's figures fancy Gentsee AID ohio &c f4tf u
81 l9i5 e1t7a Ohio Of SIS l2t6 81 87 and extra 0e
re,ee AZ s6 l25( gi5 s7S Rye -four corn meal, wheat
wa fud barley continued insDilaate Domestic cate
VEN abundant ard guild al 3ss s5c. Corn vanst
itte 5000 bushels interior yellow ard nixed W9.ern
realizing &c = t9c respectively
Corros--Lhe market continues dull With fa,ct o. 0GO
" e. Holders DC rot exhibit Gesre 20 EEL beyond tho
cpls II The trade.
Cor&r ITO legs Java were purchsi "a ~ ilc 200 ~
quay 81 &c po aud l6O Isio at sac. $50 the
ioirlcg vbUe
lRlIcHfs -Af shippers were waiting the rsceipt Of
We h'aFRfas lettrls. engagements we're very lght
ene cpttou ives reported Of 5-ld fsr compressed anu
- .-lt1 ior uhcpnpreCed, anl 400 or 600 bbls
tfut we're reported " D. 10 Glasgow sec hbis Hour
we're engaged O. private terms, There was no change
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May fortune ,hed her choicest smiles
Upon tie bridal pair,
And California; elittering vilss
Dlni
nis hart ne'er more eufusTc

on February aRos,syoe WILLIAMS, e'jfst ohfi
Elisha VI. and Eufy s. TsaSkle aged years aud 8
month";
Hi, funeral Will take place, this afternoon, ~ half
rett O'Clock, flCm No 81 at Maf piaer Ife friends
sad acquain.ances n the family respectfully invited
e ttttnd the funeral
at New Canaan, Conn after short and seytre ssns
on Wednesday evening February 4 al O'Clock 10 s1e
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SHAHEIAGs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PER STEAMSHIP ARCTIC.
for Liverpool viii please be beard, 81 the foot Of Co.
nal street. this day. Saturday FEBRUARY a. II o'clock A.
NJ EDW'D ". g0LLIN5 & co. <
CALIroREIA-TICXET FOR SALE THROUGH 10
" San fr.ncisco, In tho second cabin, by the wsy OF
Ghsgros in the steamahip Empire City Omitted States ms
Incl which leaves New York Monday February 9Th.
lque this asy es to morrow Sunday Mondsv before
o'clock a. No 67 Vest Fifteenth steg, in the base
rert, third door west Of Six ID
r'HL ONLY THROUGH TJcSsrs FoR SAN FRAN.
cisco a 70. Tickets from Panama TO san Francisco.
by lrftpendont seamor 20 sail from Panama arrival of
passengers by the Sierra Nevada 70 sA from Nos York.
February ~ kUpiy 10
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Tclcgraphio Reports,

Nrw ORLEArs. Feb. 3. 1859
The seles Of cotton, yesterday 1850 hales, at
steady r,.ces. Strict midSng quoted n. e.
Meg pork selling at $40 co. Rio cefo, has advanced
tos c stegl!rg exchange is al 70 o., pieauia
CplRLrsroS. FEB 1862,
fac' Of Cotton, to.day amounted 10 I'll bales al
3 Ito. TIE market is unchanged.
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GHiCIEhI,.


DR.AALPH AUTEoR or TIRE PRACTICAL Ply
~ ys,s ires9as" go. oheo hours 10 Il clock 4. X,
Sos From the modest .dysn.sges sss
snthet hsa enjoyed aorg which be gould nstanu. hayirT
sdyns those isesses followed by long sna cxssn
rth9qi hsssatop promise, even ia the severe and
soTpsa,eq eesee sf secondary dso.teG No. Sc &c nora
fny oshor sorea In America These who apply In tic car
" siSc cure which oisea ess.eS IN s s y
letter. sdosess box SGD Post o6se.
CRIyhTK MEDICAL WoRK-a PRACTICAL TRyh.
ni on sac nature synptoms prcaress sonsoluonso.
Ire cneates cutting from them, with illustrative plates
rS ~. rr.s sC 3 ra1 y
40 rrtsfcT ~ street. sns BY mos hoofcllef alse
sse j. sdsrSs pid g box lower Pest osss s''
TN. COOPER u DUANE STREET, mas. ron rRs
is. swsnty yeas ssoysa she ofs snisrsiye p,sotes
esn cure the moe, ssSrsyssod cess. Of iris dseass All
@ 's.. egs's .Ts CIV o w SoSt ss u
sstny broaeh. on y se.res tss inangol II BY yoprs
Ts aSSa ara SSfSs sS H Ss s s
s s's % sa . asa 's S,, 70 ' p
soates sessiysd, J have pot loi, Dvsnos,ross,
DR yonrsos. NO. " DUANE srRppr. 30 WV
W. rSS,ass T si Z ~ iI sssyss 's s. Inc p
sssssa Ter years. rro-erucrt Cenattutons ws,spes
asS Y ~ Ss1 oSar-s a''s
RIO rEs ma cue Ills. OORnsyg, 10 pI1--S
s'seA rs Pc ecaseisea ~ aseasisiy ~ sAe tgtrts
30 p. q - psrt sFsody -as psrntsent sysss - f.
ss a. ss, .ss y - Tro,,ycr so zee y s, =
&ue'i. ert ~ j hoM q 9sd'esl 81 autncs ~ ls.v
rs. wAAEsE 40. , R09r Ghgrr Cgs Deas
=, iep uattsn s,f'ta eoat.sgsl 4 3 c,nfriss5 n
~. h, ,ae,e 10 i. y ssl! al.ta q
eN 4Af feif - sA1H 80 #tS sart
4 - ~ .4wMuFnl4 III fY40..r9.... -
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GARD or ALNRRM
FFB 6-Thss Board met at tAc usual hour Mr. Corn.
Ton President, In the chair.
The minutos Of tie Last meeting wire rad aud AZ.
~,
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Married,
At Williamsburg. nn the evening OF Febfua.v 3, by the
Rev Mr.. Crawford, Er CHABiHs NJ. SuyA OF Staten Is
lsrd Mis- JANE Joung,et daughter the late John
mchualsr.
May fortune shei her choicest sniles
Upon the bridal pair,
And California; Rlitterina villas
his hart re'er more eufusre
on Wednesday everinr February q by tie Rev. Or.
PtrBs, Ct Trinity Church. Epw Z. pUTTos to ELLEv
C4NgPFti. beth OF tbis city
on wednesday Ffbruary q BY The pev Dr Campbell,
Mr. Koran ~ kNArp 70 bliss Envy u yoUngsst daugb
ter q Charst Innes, ESQ 81 OF this city
~ Upper hquebogue. J. r 90 Wednfsda-. February 4,
by tho Rev Thomas Hsrfes ~ Mount sinei Nh BgSJ.-
MN \ NuIs, n, n Neg YORK to Miss MApy A.. dsggh-
ter q Mr.. David Taihill, Of Upper kquebogGe
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Meeting OF CaIiforninns In Washington

Meeting of CGilforninns I'm Washington.
At informal meeting OF the CSlforpisns in city
of Washington, held at Browns Hotel the 5th inst,
Hen. Delos Strong, Of Sacramento was called to the
cbsir aud John G, Brown, OF San Francisco, ap-
pointed Secretary.
on motion Of Judge CrA0r, the Hon. Mr. McCorke
requested to state 10 the notpg the position OF
the various bills before Congress for the benefit Of
California
mr. NoConKLE responded by giving practical and
detailed account o. the various before
Congress for the benefit of California of their pre-.
gress thus far In the two Houses and their probable
ton upon them lie said California asked and needed
great deal that her sudden growth into great rich
and powerful State, required immediate and prompt
ecton; that there eispo,iop the part Of Con-
gres TO listen to inst demands, end he thought, to
allow them that the only thing to be complained Of
delay
Or motion OF Judge CFAnE, a COMMITTEES Of ten was
appointed fer the purpose of enbodying in port all
the objects for which tie meeting had been called The
following perfons were relected:J M. Crane, Jno Y.
Bryant Jos. Atweli, DR.. n. +. Huddart Jno G Nor.
risen, VIM. Gwyn. Dr. 2. Smith hon John Wethered
MAJOR hcCulloch, and Major A. II. Gillespie.
On motion, the officers Of the meeting added to
the committee.
On motion Of Judge CRANE, q committee OF Eve was
appointed on arrangements The following persons
rsiected:-John @. Brown, A. g. Abel, George McNer,
Jr John G. Morrison, and T. IL Ashe
On motion Of DR.. HUppAEr, report OF the committee
was ordered to be made Monday 9th inctant at IL
A n,
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sHlpETA0.

Passengers Arrived.
HAvArA-8ark Isla dc Cuta-P Albertors., D De MAYO.
II Pomares.
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usItgrppsso rga~ins tsperra.

TIE stem tug Deyeulss vsrtrr Z, Is. vaffs Pr, Is ~
leateIesy aud was cola to fstuiA sttas tsakea te
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NIEIHCAJ.

mr. JOHNSON, III DUANE STREET, so WELL
~ known his superior treatment IN private disease
b. consulted with confidence 81 the following
,omplsnts-vl syphclitic mcrcuria ulcers gianduar
eBlRrg,meuts, constitutional dchihtyho result OF Fc.
atuscstrcturc, and perfect No mer-
cury used observe 10 nest door to Or. cooper's.
INR. JOHNSON. ii DUANE STREET. WILL FORFEIT
- 500 falling any IL disease he undertakes
His practice of wentytw years at his present
IN the treatment ~ delicate diseases t. unequaed by
medical New York thosc Who contract disease
Apply Dr. j. With ascrtsiny having tbel SG,e.
Jyol,ly ,yest.s. a tygs Gasgaltssv
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AGENCY.

VLORTHINGTON 6. SNETHEN CONTINUES TO
practice law in the Supreme Courto attend 20 cnse
before Congessto claims and settle
against the and Boards of
procure at home and abroadto
rtanccs in part Of the Lnited States, and in foreign
sountricsto make funds and
and bond aud negotiate the purchase
and sale Of loans lands and patent rights any Of he
Union. Particular attention paid CaGfutn t;t,e
eases coming to the United states supreme Court
peal Communications, paid addressed TO W. o.
then, No. Carroll Place Capitol Ill., Washington u. e.
will meet with prompt attention.
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AMvsENEyTg.-

DOwERY THEATRE.-BoxRs, u CENTS PIT i2,.
sssi March "S'is a
PescInsnee, y eemmenes with The TRAGEDY sifIzAaRo
Als.sre, Mr. S:ald;s1; r.asrro Mr. ssyeS; E,ira MI
day, Master cony; slou, Mr. Bowes Parrisss NJ cegs
1s M nusrn Mr. Glenn JANE, Johnson
Mr.. Gssdal Mrs. Bonnyeaste, Mrs Jordan.
DURTON's THEATRE, CHAMBERS srREET-pREss
~. G ncas g. crssS.s ssa cents Doors opsn
sSs ssn.y o The Tsssry SfSS
try, Mr. Paeiaei The Earl Of stanmor W. pyott Prey
xr Lacy hs,' pa Aasr Mrs. bSo Miss
nor Miss Weston Mrs Bolton Comfort Ms Mary raygr
Mr. Blake Mrs, James j Mrs. nolman Mr. John j., Mr.
Lester Mrs.. John j., Mrs. Rca.
NATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM sTREET,apREss
~ Circle Boxes % Pit I2s cents; Orchestra
Tickets 80 cents; Private Box Tickets 81 Doors at
eao tuesday evening March ID Tie entertainment win
eenmeses si'h The drama Of LuCkr1iA BoEGIA.Ga.
MT A5nsa ISs,a SrS 81, NJ, y NsaS
Crackoyieuuski Mr. stafford; Msneurka Mrs W O. Jones.
T. sonesas With the MARHiEp RtEE-Mr fshy Mr..
DARNuMs AMERICAN xrsEuM-p 7. BARNuM,
- Manager aud propFietor John Groenwood IT. Assist
Gge @ madey fIS T'sy r MaTh s sql
tie somica farce cATcnr IN MS Own TRAP. after
miekposi,iyey lis last week-eomio singing. the
GASiC AFFECTION, The youthful giant, Henry Page, 10
old and feet high may Is seen agdis great
objects Of curiosity in Natural History Sc
NooDs MINSTREL HALL, IA BROADWAY, ABOVE
w Howard street.-Wood's Minstrels-ll. Wood, Pro-
prietor; $. A. Wells. Manager.-0pcn every nght.-Mr
Wood takes great pleasure in announcing that he has
eeted With those celebrated artste Meass
"a. Wells. y Horn T. T. briggs LsGpold D. Meyer and
until further notice in variety of aud original fea
tureH giving entertainment which he feels eonhdeut will
merit the appreciation of his friends aud the public Tickets
cents Doors open az quarter before TO e9mmenss at
and Saturday afternoons, ut clock.
LELLOWS MINsTRELs.-THE PROPRIETOR OF TIE
IL original and celebrated corps OF Ethiopian Performers
respectfully Informs the citizens Of New York that he has
closed their in his city until further notice.. They
~ vs. Of the principal cities West and South pre-
sious 20 their rccrening their Concerts in broadway
j. H. FELLOWS Proprietor.
CURIOUS, NEW YORK hMPHITHEATRE, 81 BOWERY.
- -Bsneht OF NJ, Cha. Rivers, Monday evening March
10 which occasion Will be performed the mock heroic pa
nf Don Quixott. together with full exhibition Of
horsemGnshp by tho company Madame Sherwood the first
ady equestrian Of America has volunteered ride her
act on the occasion. besides other attractions.
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SHIpPING.

NOR LIvERPOOL-UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM
shir ARCTIC capt James Z. Luco.-This steamer will
depart with the United States mails for Europe positively
saturday March .eh AZ Y o'clock NJ from her berth
tho foot Of Canal s,se No berth secured Ill paid for
For freight passage having unequaed sceonodations
Tor elegance and comfort, apply 10
EDWARD n. COLLINS & co, Ne Sc Wall street.
The steamship PACIFIC will succeed the ARCTIC aud
sail April Sd.
FINHE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED Sta IT'S
Mail Scamcrs.-The ships composing this In. the
following ATLANTIC, Captain West.
PACIFIC CAPTAIN Nye.
ARCTIC, Captain Luce
BALTIC, Captain Comytock
ADRIATIc. captain Grafton.
These ships having been built by contract expressly r
vernment service has boon taken their
sruebonas III their engncs0 strength speed
and Their for passengers are uEeluacsr
elegance and comfort
Price Of passage from New York Liverpool in frs,
hin 2l20 in second cabin, so. Exclusive o extra
state rooms, $50.
From Liverpool to New York. $50 and Coo
hnexpcri.nced surgeon attached to each ship.
NJ berth secured until paid for.
AAr-c AxeltI I.G
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MONDAY, March l5-e NJ

" =
Quotations nearly all the fances are up again TO-
day The week opened with bright prospects for the
Nais and spectators rise cannot complain Of the
POSITION Of things in Wall street At tho first board Can
ton Company advanced y per cent Morris Canal al u.
s Bank *; Norwich and Worcester, Il Harlem, II;
Reading Railroad l. Long Island n New Iersey Zinc de-
elined a per cent; St Lawrence Mining Company u.
The market throughout luoyapt and closed firm ut
cur quotations. It would not astonish much
steady imitation Of prices during the present week Wan
sreet il fairly aroused and long the bulls carry
stocks find means to buy for cash. have credit left
to purchsae time, may expect the upward
ment to continue; but the higher The fnces 40, the
greater will be the fail and when that moment comes,
il win he the knea Of many poor fancy stockholders
death. II may sooner, 1t may be aterbat it
must.
The receipts the Office Of the Assistant Treasurer IL
this port to-day, amounted to S5se63 50; payments,
$50, 1853 5J--baance $261506S 7s.
Competition the coal has commenced in real
earnest Before the has far advanced the differ
snt coal transportation companies win he trying 20 cut
each others threats The sehuyn Canal has commenced
operations in good order and with heavy boats
The canal starts at so cents ton 20 Philadelphia until
further nsce and the rates by Reading Railroad con-
tnue at 81 SO with drawback OF 20 cents ton (eome
say 800 for the New York trade With 20 drawback
NY railroad the canal would appear to have the aayan-
tage for the Eastern trade TIC rates Of freight by canal
not definitely settled yet The operators contend
ing for 81 10, and the toatmen demand 81 40. They
however TO take 81 TO- Independent Of the rates
charged by the Delaware and Raritan Canal Company
and # the trade . drawback If ten cent
from the present rates charged the Delaware and
haritan Canal they viii carry FOR 81 90.
The steamship III Dorado, from Chagr.s, brings four
Says' later intelligence from California she also brings
On freight million two hundred thousand dollars in
gold dust. The shipments eola from San rran-
cisco. during che mouth Of January,
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FNEMPLEOF THE GRACES.-NEW PLACEOF AMUsE'
three doors above Nihina Open pilht, fo
the classical illustrations Of Ancient Statuarys
by the French and English troupe of Living Models wiGir
Ethiopian Minsirey, aud other entertainments D0.rA
open at e'cloek performances to commence ut IS.
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N experienced surgeon attached to each I'D p.
. berth secured until paid for.

I!r II.lsIt or enssage, aIPIytn -. , :. :.
EDWARD X COLLINS a. Co., &c Wall st. N. York.
BROWN. SHIPLEY & Co.. Liverpool
I. q. ROBERTS Co, Is Kings Arms Yard london.
JOHN MCNRQE Co., 70 Rue Sotrc Dame ocs Nie-
torres, Paris; or
GEO. ". DRAPER Uavrc.
The Of these ships will not he Tor gold
ter bullion. specie, jewelry precious stones metals
unless bis oladng signed therefor and the value thereof
therein expressed.
llACKETS ENR uAIRE-sECnNn L Ne Tile EnL