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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-23

MARRIED..

Oh Yhuuo.y rsrnUs, Jan. y. By Rev Cssrss Pets,
rDVIN A PALMEz, Ese nsrchant, OF PhlAdelpha-
"a u,sN1RIE L. BENNETT 81 ihs CITY.
On motesy, Dec a. ~ Fes rsy,sss n As,
$50 N'.sF FANNY EkNIS OF ths former place
Or Wedtssis v jan q. is'2 BY hsy 1, bIsrs .
JOHN % LAMBERrto Mss ELEANOh bhsNNiN0'
asurht,r of " Liam BIeasIhg al Of this Gay 81. ,
on Tharsdav, the l5,h Jan. n ~ Johns OA9.eh' ~
R,v- DR. ssrIian, Mr.. JOHN JONES, OF THIS ~ 70
MARTHA. eldsss dagshisT Of ms lAie "9. NAA@1s'
ESQ Of Waffrf NJ, Ireland - a.. ~. n 2, n,
WILLIAM . CHAPiAN.of SAcIAasnlS Ni..' So 'iISS
HkHRIFT JANE TELLER, OF tbs Cny -,
w san Tranc.sco sut Sac 4neaiO Ol PAPeiA Fe'so
Ga Wednesday. Iaa q. b Rsr r = ~ l4 ~
c. COOK OF Lexington Ky, - kLl%AbaAH WE'LL
ef ths CIty.
r. LsIlnsilr papers please c9pT. ,,o,,,-, ..
Chiesgs, m, - Miss MARIETTA BENEDICT o. hAA
lion. ". -, -, ,,,,.,s-rp - IL
Cor,eaut q 10 S .RAH A. ENGLAND 49,.
AtQushec C. Z. Csut ~ All rs HEAD oi r tas ~
High and InfGEtp. 70 ELLEN' daughter VI fl'A - -
HlEcks. Irsgtc-Or Genera.
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Foreign Ports.

At Muscst Nov 49, bark Arthur Pickering, ,of s4len
Brown, for IanAb next day all we'll Sailed a)s1, Sh
bsIS Ehzaoeth Hal, BerIag ~ Zanzibar
s,odlaId fos Bos IN.
AR It Tnlidad J'h INST; bark FraBslio, Gibbs, from
Boston.
sid from slansaniila ioth At big Capt John. 0ran''
comb. New York
AR. al Cardeaas u mt ichr Blsonsr, Knlman.
Frankl0It 9TH bFiss shn Duttgn lTket sena Morea'
laA1 20 q for b9sioh) IN, AEg1, Morton, Portland
SID I'M. bark Bfuseite- NcGrsth Boston bngs Keno
phon. NnrCng, 90 eth. lula Ana, Cpmery. New foIA
Lewis Be- an Moves, Phadsipha schT. L0aisa hsrsn~
Ar a. Nsianzas III inst BIG Florence. FaIs-. Prsv
dsnoe oh bnrk Robert M9rns. Horcsr Jamaica lGs
Ayles, Ch-se Poit'ano i2th, bs Atiakapas, S4rtels
B1ltm hetcs Brothers Llssit Charleston lJth bng
Arr a Hama an irs. blfks indian Queen. Drua
aOnd. Hcsto- lauitrs. Lcga1 NeF Orleans. brss Car
eenas, Fosg Pom aad va q anzat, Afsia, McLsrI
Charles on ith, bark ia A0rn. s nal. New Oflsals
lah, rhip rs ella ma. New York, was ashore O.
the pcLt Sli iglh, ickr. rnel @ lO1manSoa Ne
Orleans b: tuk : A Hsxsid. Gardiner. saVaaaaal'
Pig fo's. - 80, Aew- Orleans, liih, John 1iesJ'
Al d. DO b. shp Mss.eSger. p.1khan, Mg, dss.raaaoa
LOT sheh n.As nenustta, r. 10 Tor Bost0D, soos Csss
wees ,'Ch' is Hl4-'l O,as ol for 30, ss5a; LIm1n
htea, a4 .a. 4e Cuba. sep.sI, - do d. mAislsyS
\ eAeis ele.s L. Gu CHI. acabDra; J. B. Johnson
Sfap.fs. al l1rllu'h, Ban.s IT, ~ caar 81 belr
luc.la; 'leay " area Rauesa Edsn JOkiscs, casa'
h~ie, frtia - ms Ood fc l1~, Eliiott, aEd Ia.
reAs, Lsg.r laspsr. YONG uac ongs Alo1:fSn
shlst i,' ee foIk soon r MD, SAITH Ior S SI,,
Hayden, Smith. tg deslia4u o. not gwen; AIsDS
PicIce aad y. Nsf9fd p crrs fgom Bangor, dlss,
pefkins g. tey. HzcREJaBe Cham 1sflaIn; hc aass.
pan ana shaIa, a61sn a.-hi ~ ohar.et' -
Lahphsr CIR. te, SPARKS slc Carer. C4i. ~.
dsnas, esE5 belmont Lo-ke, g. "a; Maine - ~.
nm2n Aeea, s.cLaliy Va v spear Blaes, s3i u ~
burned aI6 Lot . be suTve-ct. schrs. Geo. T. rIv
s c., Che. fer Savannah, asS. "ss. Gea. ''''~
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Passengers Sailed

p. STEAMSHIP FL Dorado for Caagres Rev. Or Deal
lady and son. Rev j. NJ. KImbeTland and lady Dr. doh
Mrs Meneros, 4. shaw and lady, l. Miller Dsl)nl'
AttItger ) Never, O. Jones, H. Jones, J. Highland, u
Abbey, J. Roker. u. Worth $. A q Black, G. GLuads'
J Kllrsroth, Pareton. 81 L. G,f. ". CLARK, r. Mon,
" Rapbyes, J. + Campbell, p s GeeLson' ) 9lIdoa'
W WsH.on, }. slower. Molcnt,B Potter n1yoes'
J. MoLAughlm. T. c Patterson. q s. Chapman, NJ
kswburt ". A KuleT q l. Chapman. l.. Ross, W;
Smith. s. Cooper. &. Ii Bartlett NJ. simmons. Went
woqth, X DIummORd, p. Mc3ulgern, W stone, ID Sono,
+ Stone, y. W HGse s. Brown, MIS- Kinney and dGugh-
ter A = Austin and lady Mas Bush, 5l. Hamey, J. Clay
ton Kelley, Har,s' Fo"lef j. K lnssislI L J9h1
c. kepey, HAWKINS, ID. Manay, ". Young, Nes nth,
Ulrch, mo. secher, Jno. schmidt d. JleLe drs Nos
Gould, NJ lmOlIng, {. Gross. A. Gross, = Williams, A
Drugs. J. Dogs, r. Dyer, W l.. Der, Hopkias,
" Hopkins, "a: Mulham, Comet, DqTec NJ. Bryan
JI0 Holley J. J. Wohlgemort ID Evans W ;. Armstrong
Hull J. Whe, II Hartley. Jn1. Harley, WIN. Harley.
Z Russell H. A Sacseman, John Soniden, s Ryan.
m Lasc,as }. Bad %m, = knowlten > Hofss ) nm
hkwsli, Lusvey, John Doughsrty, 81 Hill, Joha 81
lOlt John Boucher. J. A Pr sssly. J. 4 Marlin Cal
lssher. ". X. Graves: +, Ayedsy, W gum. W dcFef-
mug, LerIsen, Lockmal. [ Ilsmey, J. 7. Rennsy,
ULdBe, J. Moore, u, Rl1gNay l. Cook p Phillips,
Hsrgain John Thompson. I McDmlel II G9oJmsn, =.
jenkins. MI Daniels, Mr. uuey, Mr.. Stevenson, a
Gage, I Gsbhard, T. Kenneth, l.. Va son, ID. e Koi-
ley, ID. McGOOy, Jno McEwen, tunliI CHAN, RI TIE
man. Alpss Claus. ] Tyler, 7 MuicAOy, l.. Greene
tina l.. Bertha j. Frederick, c. Pierce, J. Schultz,
Unsemoct, A Andrews, e. SchiOsssr. A l.. Stettssmer
J. keplsr Romer II Smith, {. kraft, c. Legrlnd
Clayton II Ipin, u. Kent, S h.chston, 5, Parker,
sheldon. c. Lob0ei, N Lord, o. II. BAlderst1n, ]
Christie L Gale, Jho SAVER, = tiuson, bic certy
Upton IT, T. r. SAIapscn. 5 Garland, o W Pstiee A
Gilbert, G. Gilbert. A. Williams
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BOSTON Jan af-Arr. ship Cromwell, LiyeIpoel On
the Sh South ShoAl Nest0 mites was run inse oy hsrn
brg supposed Bntisa. teeng west bot received
terIAl damage
Also brig Boston, HALIFAX with belva ks stove and
loss OF tW long boats
Cid shIps Ashhurfon. New E'eans, ATno SAvaanah .
bng Palmetto. Charleston sctr MoKo. Aus Cages
Below bark Lauso. London. Also, 9nc aklp, bark
sad one brig
ashore 81 GEORGES isiznd by tas
Sid shD no folk.
Boston barA Cuba fiaam o. Gloucester; scnns Story
Gonaives for Bottom, Ocean, AK Csyss for do.
PROVIDENCE Jas. 32.-lhe bHk Safah AHs, a
New port from Mobile, reports thai Jan iOih, While lying
anchor OF raEpaln Cove duf ed afnal Of By the
ore-top gallant mast bobsiays etc had stArbosd bOa
stove and otherwise damaged rhshrg was alss
siderably dams -ed.
The Br schr Rlue Rock which len Newport yesterday
for Newly oTk, returned IN the nsht, and this morning.
while getting under way run into and has her nas-
sail torn and received other damage.
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Jan ;, lat 81 G lon "a o. was seenbark Milford An.
dfews, nom New York for Galveston.
Jan Of Gun KeL Light passed ship Liberty Cur
tiB freIn Mobile for HavTe.
Jan n Ion 90 is, lon IS 90 bng Como Of Boston stssr
ing south.
Jan 80 81, Ion. - H. schr Arlington from New YHs
for pslschicela, with fore sail badly split.
Jan II. no lat &c. given, bark Lowell IRON Savannah
FOR Boston
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T.r. have been 40 arrivals oy the ssy OF tAs soaas
snre sht bsose las, 2tiah The sisamsf- Bay sssis
Wer..',T and Naoschpssts. ~hich arrived Ia. ,i-s
still remaining pait sHe 80 otAes rusAsgA eos-
nscten with them. and dus last ssehiAs laTs FHes Ar.
nvtd We are informed. Scdtsa. that he TnAaszs o.
ali the he sound sas oesA sus ea<ee ~ he
bTsakirg up ofihc .ce.
Steam progeler Onari0, Chase. NJ besspa Isto have
this noeas should h~ Good uou Of the Ice IN "a. East
RvsrrscsI The navigation , AZ .ieAo's.
The packet ship BaVaua. Cspi Ahihesy hen Hs'r.
AJAX
rAs ship saroay tsg Bah NI.,e.er. rom Nss orlsAAs
rb,s lerss se o,f- css afl u Aef ald SssrSe H..
oaws 10 Gomez lzanc eve whtre sac ay on ruestsy n
The ,,ssm tag Hercules vent 60 6sf ssd sue
ceedsd IA towing her 10 ihc vLut ia'sn ne Me Aa
large hole in her hoN lefksNeTs "shiY hvAt feet q
,..t,r In he t.d HID % sr l, anchors % get eut az
the ice. The SaKous fsfslnA No fnshe etere desk
Staten Island Her decks are unjsI ~.s,r
We Learn from Cav. nlreu. = s-elm tns hsrralss
that the p1thoat Sarh kanrs ashore en- me east esk
is full O. water ard absndQred The ee~ "ent On beard
poif. ii aad svo sch.oss > assoe neArtb ST. oes
Of the schs oaded wi pine WOOL
The smack J. NJ Noyss Cap Rsy. came ~ TO the Pas-
the ship Pum.us uk, Webster New Orsas the FelsTas
cutter snd relieving schr Freeman, ,sa we're ashore &C
the bans, having ben 90 on tss se5hiss aad
aB,hoIed in the Bsy rhsre VS. D. pereepele dsasss
done except 20 the Freeman " ' ios maip eeom ssd A
boom. lie 80 repoos re~ Bern osis a. hss,lg sSas
sshsrs the cas- bank, but w. 20 % Aad sseAofsd
the bsv There w9s nothing 90 oe sea OUT hs 1ass Of
the n % boat Sarah FaAcs ast1 Al hs sane place
A bark lnaus rot knoNn) IS aground on Rsansr SAoa
The sloOp reported psD.rs a. being Asmmsi
IN by the Sands Psi4'. IA Emily OF Southport,
bound 90 New-lOgk
The relief schr III VI Freeman that was ashore tie
east bank toNed 10 the CIV as evening"
Schooner, RichaId Borden and Minerva ported 1
Ramore parerS have clea ei tuaf port th last or
Fall River Trey DO arrived AZ the latter pert on the
i4th before reported ready 20 sal on Their
return. the weather d permit Ne scar W.
Darling which has been ling "a the pot 81 Pieyidenes
the 2st u Ia also og1ed n tue hAnnoe payers
az beng there on The t9,s inst.
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steamshlps-El Dorado Hartstein Casgres, VI. o. Rob.
eris Pioneer. ktIedgs Chages Spot1fd. Teston %
SMPs-CeastitnuOn. BTlttoB. Liverpool, Grnneu, SIN
turn Co Drsgo. D0zne Glasgow Iaaan & y. nou
brgs-E "a, (Asap Ns2oli, Norfolk, Barclay Livur.
soni Pauline, tNor".) kr0g, Porto Csbell0, Agrela.
Jo'e Co Mar. LRts'ey, Glasgow, Il lsssy : Mlrray
American Sodirey Savannah. Durham Z Dim1n
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Receipts Of Pfodue,

JsE- "a lso2 by Ere Rs,iroad-32 Dkgs Butter. afs
sheep, ia Hess. 10 head Cattle and IS cave. -
- Nsi ftsren k1tlreaGi15 Hsgs ISs bis y,ur q A.
WHISKY 81 DO Ale. lf3 ndes Lsasr 81 psrs P,rs IS a,
Cattle, 'ss sfse2, 7w bushels Oats aAa 6ss do BE
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COURT PROCEEDINGS.

CorRT CALENDAR-ThiS Day-SUPERIoR
CorRr-Nos t7 1877. l46. %. lls III ST. 49, 10 1872
qi las $50 1873 zoo Zjl 2O3 z0i 2U6 @37 2S, TO- oi III,
3s lis 90 81 So a. %, 81 D. 49, 3 40, S. g. lVO' ltV
Il ce1HcrIr CouRT'-Nos l31. 50. 1876 100 :, i53
COMMON PLEAs-PaTt Mos. III 1881. ~ y, 90
23i 49, 233 231. 239. 2i i4li, 23, %. "a Part H.
Same yesterday.
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hINiAzuRA ALAANAC....IaIs DAY.
5UN-hEes. % Sets 0G MOoN-Sets .--. ga
HIGH wAFER--.-Jan. D.
SANDY Hook 10 ia Gov. IslaAd. n 0js Hall lsa.sI2 ll
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Danar.iie Forts

BEIFAET Jan. if-ATr. Ste usr Eas,erh sttte' ~
eTs. Bestln sebr. AsgEstls 10 sd1n, Nee-fefs lii
BOSTON Jan gi-Arr. ship Hamilton. Coiiss, A7ss-s
chieola bark ChsSier Crosby Phl.a lie sgfsP ns1
EIaha DCs1e, I'm Baltimore, EAs ashore on os0itt
fsaEd. bus 80. Oh schr Manson. In CsaAycs -,
steamship CAMBRIA (BIl LEIGH, Liverpool; SAP -
Wheeler, k.ag, New OTleans oark MOdeaa bIaI'fI ri
BslTlhoTc orgs Brilliant, (Br } Greenwood, ssge.
Ian, Rcse. Apaach!c0ls Caldacs, Bray, bA ~ 80
Sid steamship Cambria, al ~ p "A. wind '" 70 :, 4
E-Lght- ship Delaesre ~lch started yeste ~ 81
at anchor IN haniasket Road. ser caIsnonlet0 Gun
order. ,.-.,.
LEwEs. Iss 2Ths packet shD SaraHak from h e.
chester, from Liverpool William Penn. from bo'n -
barks FIX Nashua and brig Abbott Lawrence Ie'a
ton, are IA hafbSr. together with the feet TePofss1
day IosiacTe lsiag IN bulk and quantity Mmd
PORTLAND, Jan 20-Arr. schr. Cora, Hail. '''''
Cid. bark Nathl Blake, YORK. Havana
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CIRcrIr CorRr

CIRcUIr CoURr Before Judge Edwards.
-Bspnsf Church Brooklyn. Ags BrooAya IRE InsaranI
Co3To recover S. O0 insured the Ch,r5h which was
burnt al the great ire the fall Of 1913, already referred
to The question II there had been renewal YER
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Counror GENERAL SrssloNs.-Thlrsdnn

COURTOF GENERAL SESSIONS. THURSDAY.
Before Judge Beebs aad Aid. Barr aud BoJcs Tai yor
HgtW0y Robbery.-JOhn Hayes alias Riley placed
iia charged with having the night of the 18th Of DC,
last assaulted ard robbed John Duly residing 10 Iwpnty
seventh 81 near EgGlh-av, OF pocketbook Confusing
S8l appeared evidence that the prisoner aud
Daniel Fmh, also indicted bat not ia custody
liquor In Eighth the night IN question, ~hs
Duffy and friend were drinking. The parties were
slightly acquainted and leit together, Duly beng
with the prisoner When they arrived a. Duys house
he felt the prisoners handn his pocket and accnsed HIM 4
TotbDg HIM Inn close behind them and he mmo date
ly the other side oil tue street where hs A
when he restored the pool book ard money Ths
then arrested out when taken before police magls
tra;e they discharged. The Grand Jury, however
subsequently indicted them bat Finn made his AID
has yet arrested TIE Jury found the Dseuor
guilty VI and larceny, accompanying their var dict ~th
ndson mercy lie ssateacsd 10 the S.A.e
Prison fof TWO years
Grand Larceny George wallace WAS placed On iria
charged with stealing 10 boxes " candles valued AZ Se
from he bIig Hammond, Jng a Pef3 81, K. the sou
ult The prsonsf not quite ready for usl. but
for the prosecution opened Counsel for the
admitted thai the candles the al
legged have been stolen aid found possession n
the prisoner After proof = ownership the prose-
curon rested and the Court al burned Tor lae day
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Of CrRi IrsaimeHi.-S1r Perry, engineer ef the
ship WINFIELD Set, examined on charge prefe red
aganst HIM by James Farrell man employed IN his de
partment board the vessel charging hun With cruel and
unlsual punishment Mr.. James I kidgway ap feared
the part OF the L. s,
Fame alleged that the engineer caused him 70 be TIED
- b. the two thumbs AZ period men he SEX and
kept Ia that pos tlou some hours.
On the part Of ne engineer II stated tina Farrell
fused 20 Eto the coal bsnks was his duty and that
thea tied up With light piece Of spun yarn by
wrists his hands beng together and not higher thaa
head and ne kept N that position about two hours
md that 4 where he cJmfOrtable
iran lie wORld have beea II al work and thai II he
sick lie had rot planned II - pfey1-s % thus tins
The complaint dismissed.
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SUPREME COURT-Special Term-Be-
fore Judge Roosevelt-Bqrk British North America agst
Sigdarl sage Co., d SSuIt IN the nature OF ludg-
ment Creditors bills against the orgisal parties and also
against the assignee aside the assignment and also
two mortgages. which had been gwen Argument was
heard.
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Marine JOURNAL.
eoRr or NEw-YoRK......JANUAaY 3,


- See TAHd Pass for additional Ship N.rs
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IN barb Pefrsa from CaqrIssioH-Messs g. b Dor. J
X Johnson
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CoURr or COMMON PLEAS - Special
Term-Sglires l. Fscberry ssst. John MoH-Motion for
rev trial the officer OF the Court in charge OF TIE
Jury. spOfs to the Jury while out.
The Court held that the asyts OF the jurors mad
missile The affidavit of that he moalt something
else viii be received In Glenn ags Smith, Hill $50,
is case MALICIOUS to this.
The officer the present case, sNeaTs that after the
had been signed by FIVE of the OF
them to HIN and asked what AMOUNT would carry
costs and he replied $50 and upward. The signing OF
the verdict pleted.
IL wTODg for the officer 20 make the comm alton
II he the the Court would have
sside but there dispute but what he told them
and the lreguaIty enough to set aside
the verdict Motion denied
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SrpERInR EorRT-BetOre Judge Dne

SUPERIOR CouRT-Before Judge Duer-
Clares Oakiey sgst Hopiaad AspugaH- recover, On
boEd large sum alleged 20 he due, by John Baker, Of
Cuba; partner, nut partnership aenlsd-A1ssay re
ferred to- A motion FOR noR-suit made oJ Dir Cut
ting, and granted. NJ
fot1 p PhfiIfps and ,stfe agst Francis B'erEc. Va
lam HOirsH and -tfs agst aHs-Igo slAs 20 recover
damages for alleged a7sault and battery
II appeared thai Ga 20.h jane lS90 oaker-a ustman
compaiued opposite the house Of pl intls Second s.
Of having lost money and charged lad son OF Oi
and Mrs. Howell, wish having taken ~ out aiteI wsIu
tound his mistake on charging the lad he arrested him,
and the Of the boy brought ont his her AMI also
aunt Mrs Philips 10 MS rescue. The defendan VINO
- also German up. eged and pushed away
the mother tie aunt These SUITS are brought tor the
assault. =,
In defense !. was conisBded that there no coed
ground for the suits Verdict for plaintiffs IN the hIs
case S25 which carries like amount If costs and IN the
second for plaintiffs. cents.
Before Judge Bosworth.
PLiiGEGer T. Jones agst. GEO. NiifcsIO recover dam
AGES for legged bel TO which plea OF justification was
put in and sstmoDy presented In opposition to damages
OF mil CATION Sealed verdict this fore noon.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-02-28
The Temperance Movement In Ohio.
Georgetown and Its Affairs.

GEORGETOWN, Feb. 28-12 m.
The water is being let in this morning in this
portion of the canal, and number of boats which
have been detained here for some two months
or more, by the freeze and other causes are pre-
pairing to leave, that by the last Of next the
first of the week after We may expect large arri-
walls of -four and other produce.
The meeting at the Council Chamber last night
was we'll attended Joseph Libbey, esq, was
called to the chair, and Mr.. VIM. H. Tenney ap-
pointed secretary. The whole amount of the
stock for the purchase of the Union Hotel was
taken and guaranteed and Messrs. W. H. Ten
ney, A. Ii. Dodge, and E. Pickrell were appointed
a committee to have articles of association drawn
up by a gentleman learned in the law, and to. no
tify Mrs HUMPHREYS that they we're ready to
complete the purchase.
On Wednesday night, the night-watch arrested
W. Kingsly, charged with having cut the trunk Of
Liut Ething off a hack in Washington. A guam
tity of new clothes of different kinds were found
in his possession, which were identified by Lieut.
enent E. as his. Justice Arnold committed him
to Jail to take his trial before the Criminal Court
The supply of beef cattle and sheep at Drovers'
Rest this week has been fully equal to the de-
mand. Beef cattle, $4@4.75 per 100 lbs. gross;
sheep, $4@45O per head live hogs, 1925 per
100 lbs.
The following are some of the retail prices in
our market this morning: Best cuts beef, 12ac
per lb mutton, s@loc. veal, s@10c.; bacon,
all kinds, 12Ac. lard, l0c. butter, 20@31c. !;
eggs, Ice. per dozen potatoes, size. per peck (;
turnips, l2c do; chickens, 623@75c. per pair
turkeys, $l@$l.5o apiece; fish, 25@87c. pc,
bunch.
Nothing doing in the -four market, except in |
retail way from stores over $4.25 could not b,
obtained for any quantity. Wheat, white, 98@
95c. red, $4,000.
We had last night light fall of snow, but tn
rain of this morning has caused nearly oil Of
to disappear, and now we have q superabundanc
of mud and slop. The weather is extremel
gloomy. ELHcTRo,
Daily American telegraph., 1852-02-28
From the Alexandria Age Of this morning.
The Collins Steamer Baltic.

The question in the mind Of every one about
this vessel is What has the Baltic to this port
for? There is no necessity to disguise the fact,
which must be apparent to- every one--she has
come here to show to Congress and to the citizens
of Washington and Alexandria what can be done
by individual patriotic enterprise in promoting
the national honor and welfare.
We give below Mr.. Collins's description of the
Baltic, and o list Of the passengers: 10
Length -. :. 291 feet
Beam 45 I"
Depth 3Z
Tonnage 5000 tons.
Engines .. 1000 horsepower.
Her fastest voyage from Liverpool to New
York. or from dock to dock, nine days and thir-
teen hours. Her ordinary speed, twelve knots
greatest run in twenty-four hours, three hundred
and thirty EIGHT knots average do, two hundred
and eighty eight She brought upwards of one
hundred passengers, among whom were the fol-
lowing gentlemen:
Lieut.. Fox, U. s. N, acting Commander; and
E. X. Collins, agent of the line.
PassengerS.- Mayor Mickle, of New York
Charles King, President Of Columbia College
n Y Nicholas Dean, President Of the Crotor
Board j. ID. Dodge, Commissioner, N. Y: Ex.
Aldermen w. Smith, n. Y. Wells, Brisley, Nor
gaus, Dodge, Irvine and Smith. Also, engineer
Stillman, the constructor Of the engine of tbi,
noble vessel Captain Croker, merchant service
Captain Delano, Colonel Alexander Hamilton, G
W. Blunt, coast-pilot, and Mr.. O'Reily, Of tn
Magnetic Telegraph Company,
Daily American telegraph., 1852-02-28
STOCK OF GOODS Ar AUCTION.

STOCK OF GOODS AT AUCTION.
HN Monday morning. the 9Th of March, at 10 o'clock
~ shall SELL and continue to SELL from day to day. until
oil is disposed of stock of Dry and Fancy Goods Cut
ery Stationery, &C. at auction The stock comprises
believe the largest and best assortment in the District
ssting Of
Brown and bleached Cottons
Ginghams, Plaids, Cambrics, Irish Linens
Plaid Muslins white and colored Fannels
Handkerchief, Cravats, Cloths ,'
Cassmeres, Satinets, Kerseys, &c.
Striped Shrtings, yestings, Linseys
Domestcs, Apacas, Towellings, Diaper, &c.
Table Linens, Osnaburgs, Blankets
And many other Dry Goods
Cap and Letter Paper
Wrapping, Note, and Fancy Paper
PENS Inks, Waters Wax and Fancy Stationery IN pro-
fusion
Tapes Pins, Needles, Spools, Cards, Threads
Cutlery, Perfumery, Jewery, Combs and Brushes
Musical Instruments Violin Strings
Looking glasses Lookngglass Plates, gold and silver
Clocks WorkBoxes. With large lot Of Toys and
other Goods not enumerated
Also, Stove Counter Fixtures, &c. Sale positive.
Terms: Under S25, cash; SOS and under $50, sixty
days. $50 and under $780, four months $780, six
months for notes satisfactorily endorsed without interest
BARNARD 4 BUCKLEY.
The goods will be for sale at still further reduction in
price until day of sale Persons indebted to prior Jan
uary LIST must settle a will be waited by Of
feer. b. d u.
feb l4-dts
Daily American telegraph., 1852-02-28
rrHE PHRENOLOGICAL CABINET con-

tains Busts and Casts from the heads OF the most dis
tnguished that yed also Skulls, both human
and animal from all quarters OF The globe including Pirates
Robbers Murderer and Thieves also numerous Paintings
and Drawings OF celebrated individuals living and dead
and Is always open free TO ysers.
PROFESSIONAL EXAMINATIONS, with written and
verbal descriptions Of character given hen desired includ
ing directions the most suitable occupations the eec
partners In business congsnal companions for life
stc etc. all Of which will be found highly useful and ex
ceedingy interesting.
aS- OUR ROOMS are in Clinton Hall, l3l Nassau street.
New York, and 142 Washington street Boston.
feb 26-d6m FOWLERS WELLS.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-02-28
DRY GOODS AT COST FOR Cash.

ME- commence this day TO of our large stock Of
w goods at prime for cash. Persons wishing very
decided bargains now have the opportunity Of getting goods
for 70 cent less than the usual price There Is no hum
bug mistake about the matter stock must be Sold
we are compelled to have the for Spring supplies we
deem needless TO enumerste as persons wishing 70 buy
mems and chdrens wear with Carpets Rugs oilcoths,
and housekeeping Dry Goods generally call is solicited
TO prove assertion. VERIFY MILLER,
feb l6-lm opp Centre Market, bet 7th and 9Th SITS.