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The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1852-08-05
AllOtm ts--NeW Portage r. Road.

A letting took place several weeks ago of the
remainder of the work necessary to avoid the
Inclined Planes of the Portage Road, as located
by r. FAIRIES, Esq, which location, as compared
with that of the Central Railroad has been so
strongly sustained by the Engineers appointed
by the Legislature, Messrs. Roberts and Gay.
The profile of the road and plans of masonry
exhibited on the day of the letting are worthy
of our warmest commentator. They were ex-
ecuted by that accomplished draughtsman Capt.
Theo. Franks, who stands at the head of his
profession and as draughtsman has no supe-
rior.
Harrisburg, and are as follows
SECTION 10-Charles Carson,
- u & 14-Andrews, Barr & Barr,
. 2O-Burkholder Co.,
- 21-( Tunnel )-Morehead s Patterson
%
+" 23-MQuaid s Co.,
:. 24-G. w. English,
+" 25-J. Baily & Co.,
90 26 & 27-APCammon & Co.,
90 28-Baily & Laughln,
cd. H. & D. Daugherty,
90 30-Hunter, kirkpatrick & Co.,
31-Hoover, Keech & Tammany,
81 32-Rochofellow & Hamilton,
Z" 33-Arnold s. Baily,
34-Cummings & Painter,
% 35-Alexander s. Hastings,
36--E. Gillis,
37-Beck & Dull,
q 38--Arnold s. Rhey,
g 39-Leisenring & Shriner,
% 40--Geo. Scott,
1-nangherty & Murray
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1852-08-05

Captain Rodgers, of the American schooner
Magdalen, recently arrested by the British, for
infringing on their fisheries, was tried and con-
victed Of robbing the nets, but subsequently
made his escape and reached his vessel in safe
"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-04

N, Lac, sI.et,or IN favor Of the establishment Oh
Ranks IN. Governor suggests % the Legislature 'n'
nronritty of,skirg measures 10 carry rto ehec' 1'e
REGULAR wish He IL opposed to speciAi caNss'''
and in favor of general laS. With the ci!cnia'''u
secured BY depo sit OF United States or stare
the interest Of which is promptly pho' al 'sen
es, cash or maraei value
The PENNSYLVANIA State Treasurer COM
manned the paymsnt of the semi-znnua interest Oh
the State debt yesterday, at the Pennsylvania
MI N. ,.mnorary loan Of s3Qo 0o0, necessary 70
the fun and prompt payment, having some aa's
s;,e. bs.n effected with seine OF the city BANKS.
The North american says
We hsve i, from reliable authority iha' nose loi
slo OCo iodorsed hy JOSIAH Quincy, Jr, Treasurer
rs,t cue and under protest, has been refused pay
ment ty the Directors Of this company tue cause
assigned for this refusal beng Mas Ias no.e - .'
,nf,1sd IN the books Verify, THIS IS ntc p'ncips
which should II become an acknowledged pEece
dent. would upset al our old fashioned notions coz
ceTning the TespOnsloiliIy OF company Iof spo ao
Of IT'S authorized agents. NJ man "ollu pc ste u.
nnrchasne OF suca agents the bond or ooiiganon OF
any corporation without first having examined tae
books OF the Company, 10 ascertain II lne eS. an
keeps his accounts in proper and ouslness1i4e
Toanrer We see by the Boston papers thas = tie
Directors are advised that the Company IS heHueI
iustly nor lawfully bound Thls may De tae We
NJ the matter taken by "their counsel learned III tue
law" but The verdict OF public opinion, ossel upon
The acknowled ed principles OF commercial integrity
and moral honesty, will decide far Otherwise
Mr.. Jones, of Iowa, has introduced bill
into the Senate OF Congress to grant isooOo acres
TO the State and the right Of way for two haroaos
lone 70 run from Dubuque to heokuk, two hunarso
miles. By means OF which the bend in the Misss-
sippi car be avoided and the other which we al
luded 10 tie other day, TO run from east TO "esl =
f,om Dayenpor. to Council Bluffs which is The
noin, from which overland emisTants 70 California
and Oregon start.
The annexed table presents a condensed
view Of Railroad progress in Virginia, together Win
the interest Of the State ~ their capital stock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-04

u.y-Ths supply batter sad TIE nafse' - BofFt
e. ~ gro hsIss a, 1856 y ioO o..
Suops-Oglys % ,ds,a'. ssm-sa fef Essen 30 VS.
W. hear sales oi q bates n i,,f az I6Sle, ssa -
am sIe hs's scI3ir. 49,. -. j., T.. ,y..,.,a
sSW AZ notice q JlOcs' ate rsnt TOO "estef"
5i.,. "a, .xnor IN sa!ss 81 SEQ y AZ ~. t.h
fsTEDs-Fes-s Is a fsr cen1nd Tor clover YIN sizes
- ia ms ate.Gss psff Il, eSoort konea Flst Is
,sse IN small o,s At 81 81 - ID. and lVo ts eies
=. syi,as t.rns bu at siish advance Im'thy" gun
Th,re i s'ssdv demand for prime q y
Lis III az Geo n S7.r cash
IrIrl "a dull. &C tens Npsaisa SOLD AT - 's' -,
T6PrrCr :, msr. buofant. 'houED tne De Eaad - sa
500 Sass Mo sold al sSsc 20 bags Java NC ~ "a s
ssiho &c 81 LssuaJra SIC and 80 bags D. oo"''s'
inst srrvsd. AZ 7lSSc -, -. ,o,s a, cas-. loo do
c.,i a" ice and 100 y Dew-rotfed A. SIN
LINES a.. dali beng mostly held ABOVE 1hs sso"s
-. sac MsIa-rhj - q az PC less PEI csii... s.
n.,t Of he last ARRIVAL Of Rio Gr1nde l5Vo on pi"'
"iTlTHFRis anis, 500 Sides heavy weigh, lnisnof
n,ecs Sole We hssB taken 70 90 2" LNefp '"i, a. w.
n. Esst,,n dsmsnJ = fair. At fut prices ,,..,,..
EISII--I zoo qua,als Dry c d xfsed and s9a -
xbchi, sn asvaLce Of sic SOC obls No NiacSe'e''
,ioI ISsrs-Sew Orleans IS very active Low D''s'
,oId AZ 2ee- a months q her kinds inac'lVe -, -,
specs AND PEPPER a,e very se,ive IIV2 ''sSs"N
&c nr,v.fs terms 500 do az So and 100 az" ~ S.c
DEIrCS are co e cases Turkey OPIUM sou - - -
sdo on Ans AZ 81 10 aad 40 tnDs Soda Ash az = %'o
IGnTGO-2 "a Eases Manila az soc. 49,.
OII-Itsssa 10 tTn .. CSC. ~ wbole p4fVes 49,
rails al CSC and COO IL los a. 6l6o!c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-04
WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

BIRTH OF THE CITY.-The gtand ceie-
brstion of the birthday of the city of Wlismsourgh
IL to take place to-day The day will be ushercd In
by the ringing of all the bells in the city. At 10
o'clock, grand salute of 100 guns VIII be htod by
Capt Tan's Company of Artillery, from corner
Unnn.av. and Grand. ST. At IL O'clock the line OF
procession WIN be formed in Bedford-sv-the right
testing on Divison-av. The route OF the procession
will be as follows:
Through Fourth-st. 10 South Ninth down South
Ninth to FiIsts,; through Firstst to North Fifth.
st. through North Fifta-st. to Firth ST. through
Fifth to South FouIsh.st. up South Fourth st. 10
Msserolest. through Meserole to Even ,nrougn
Even TO Grandst. up Grand TO Bushwick:av
down Grand to Ewen.st. through Even to North
Second-st down North Second to Fourth-st
through Fourih-s,. 10 South Sixth up South Sixth
to Sixth through Sixth to South Second down
South Second to second-st. through Second TO
Grsnd.st. Up Grand-st. TO nion.av.-wnere the
procession will halt and paItske OF coGation-a
promintn, feature OF which, will be roasted OK.
In the evening. the citizens with taeir ladies' viii
partake Of grand supper, at the Equestrian l1si-
lutte. at which tine His expected a NUMBER vi ois-
hpeuished strangers will be present
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-04
pnsseupsrs Sailed

IN s,aaslrp Crescent Cify for Chgqres * hoseuolf
and LADY H Lobensr. II. Come d. M Csf"ne sao ~
al stein5erg.A Wild, BeFford Co 8 MESSENGER, SlI
w aldr.p snd cbldrsn x H FoTbert +. r Ha'spn az
lady Mrs AlfoId and children, 5. Downs son, II
yIIproe p Y Co w. Fleld,J NJ lvenprSl n, j. locs
VI Dracdy, W Livingston. J Miller W. fienmVw.T ~
Palmer l. Weber NJ. Johnson r. bord, A btIie, w ~
pgel W Cord,rv. H. Hammond, O. Ludwig; n Mace "
Eisards y r Cairigus. J. J. GaNrgus O. w motifs
G. b. simpson. A. Black. J. Hager = Morse ~ no.
wood C. BirringsT. d. GsneI. j FIiday = u Lyma,,'
W pi,ins + II DicSns,9, r. Vance. J. Forbes. L. J
panchetr. H. N Monssle u. Higgins. ] Reed and soa, >
" Nichols n Wedreg, p keisou, G. Lspena'd, irdni-
hui ] smith A. Heriog q. Vide. J. Meyer, j. ~ rad
din A A Prescott, Mr. Bassett, C. Van Gordon ,. ma
ven. / l. Hatch. A " Harch 4 =. Young j. u young
" ST. YonnrJ Dodds J. Nesoitt. o. Pierce SnIIyan'
c Maitp C. T. Haadel G. Doing, Romano;
McFarland J NJ Morrison. NJ. SsiAb1rg, @ Mitcne 4
Munroe ID p Chseney. z. Crane, W. Stckaey, j. J.
Snuh A. S Fsrs, J. +. Butcher, J RYAN, y r hooers'
81 Mitchell C. +. Mitchell. NJ Mitchell lanes. A.
Bolton Dustin F.. Mesrs. G.. W. Seaysr.J Itonp-
SON A Reese. l.. Cunningham. :. CunADgnam n hoiss
H. K Mitchell, q. Foster, s. Sales. j Micheu M
a stlckney j Noyes, c. N. FOllensbee. J. Seaye5'
p Welrh # WEIGH Peter WEIGH. b Schroeder, NJ b.
Tubb MI Denn'soD. Mr. Wade. Mitchell; J. Hrnry'
M KnobIey j. w. Kelley, +. Kelley, A huDoicf =
Goldman W Iitey J. Collins, LAWYER W hsian
r. Johnson. J d. Cuiley. 9. n. Hayes 5. Arnas. o
Gavin r. Sheldon b shedJs, II Stoval, ID Perez
Rush, J. Iindey. r Brooks, g. Pinnck, c Giuune'
J n. hillken J. Calvin, J N. Ramsey, and .o'hen
IMMATURE ALAAEAc-.--THs DAY
sgE-Rxes..- CO Sets---- 81 hooN-Sss .---.o Ifn
HIGH wATER----Geb. 4.
Essay Eooa y 22m Gov. Islands I'm He'll oats.s '5m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-04

HosTILITIEs WITH THE COM0R0 ISLAND
KRs BY accounts just come t. hand from the Co
moro Islands, it appears that hostile attack hos
been made In that quarter by an American Govern
vessel Johanna, the chioi island OF that group,
has been for some time place Of resort for Amerr
can whaers, who IL il affirmed. have been repeated
" subjected to outrages from the King OF the lsl.
amos In August 1850, II appears that he seized ond
threw into prison Captain Moore, OF the bark MARIA
of New Bedford We do not remember the natdre
OF this Transaction but, as we understand, our
Government dispatched the sloop-ot' wal Dale' c&p-
tain Pierson to obtain redress for the outrage Lac
KRIS having refused this, Capt. Pearson cannonaded
the town. and brought The King to terms on the OH
of August last.
The Comoro Islands lie in the northern part OF
the Mozambique Channel, between Madagascar and
the African coast Joanna or Johanna, the chief
island, has q population OF aosut 10000. The ma
tives are mongrel race, combining Arabian with
African blood. They have been generally regarded
rs peace able and humane, though their King rules
with arbitrary sway. The islands are very fertile,
and abound with live stock they are, in conse-
quence, much irequented by ships in want Of sup.
plies The town OF Joanna contains two OF three
hundred houses, built mostly OF stone. No Euro
pesn settlement has ever been made In these ISL
snds fBoston Courier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-04
TUESDAY. Feb S-P. II.


The Stock Market continues active aad
there Is considerable OUTSIDE speculation. The
movement in Reading is still paramount, and under
considerable sales the quotations went 20 ISL an u.
proveneni Of per cent. Al the Second Board !.
was less fsr, and it closed amer the Board with
sales Of several hundred shares at IS. leading
operator has sold ous 1t Is said a; profit OF $4,000
The stock demonstrating in Philadelphia Several
thousand shares went ever to-day, a portion Of
which was from Boston Canton improved I Der
ssn, Ene was more buoyant and advanced Der
cent The Securities are In fair demand Harlem 10
quiet Delaware and Hudson continues to advance,
and sold at iOsi. Hudson River is less finn and de-
siinsd ! per cent. Long Island and Norwich are
buoysnt Government and State Stocks are in mod.
crate request and without marked change.
Exchange is as before noted. Sterling
10 Ann at loGlo! fer leading blns. The supply is
mcdrTaIs. as 10 also the demand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-04

Il. steasl.ale Marion. from Charestcn Capt Benin,
v Mous ] J. Krass + p. Cunffe. L: n Durna
G Wsker d. Cremer and lady A. s. kiman. plt-
fes H. s Gcodsnlugh, John Ksi,er s T. MoDousaI, =
McCopkey j. "A Cunningham. W. I. Ross hsssoe'
Mys D,ck end child C W. Brush. d. Russell J" A.
Courren j. Nscs, T C: Budd, Mrs j. n BI1"iy; m;
q J. Csnver, W J Strong I Bailee. =. McBude, " ~
Fas,erty s yarce. w II Sacke,.. ]. j. Lamose' r.
Holnnss III IS Roykin. Miss Ross VI; Johnson, NJ n.
Campbell, J. Chandler. B. +. Jones-aGd 23s'serase'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-04
~ The JACKSON Cinsea (Mich. } thus in

aieates It's discriminating gratitude
"Gen. Csss has favored Us with quite a number Of
speeches apon the Compromise. BY Foote. Clements,
aed other Union agitators General, o. course we
are thankful for small favcss,' but ifH we're nigh,
for beegsrs 10 be choosers, would prefer something
On favor Of River and HaIeor improvements, Pubic
Economy, Rscslfyins ihe Extra Pay Abuses which
abound so plenti.ully at Washington, Sc. anything
interesting o. usefal-not quite so mitch Bancombe,
General
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-04

MCTiNy on BOARD THE BRITISH SHIP
WcLyE.TAe Charleston Courier OF the 30th ult. says
I'VE have been informed that the steamer Calhoun,
Capt Barten on her passage 10 this pert yesterday
nom savannah spoke OF the Hunting Islands. the Br
snip Wolfe, Aplebee. ~ days rom Lisbon for ssvsn
spasseHssr and bearer OF dispN sches from the u g.
minister 81 Lisbon, a. also frsa1 tho Portuguese
Government, who ieft The Wolfe in consequence Of
tks nD,sncos conduct Of TIE crew.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-04
Dfsastegs. &c.

sur LEBANON OF Warren. Me, lost on the DsltsuK-.,
I'D tss eaptsn 6ndislng !, mpossole 20 get III rtss
.,ssuce took the aid If nye wreckers who esrss ~ ~
sho,s wsr, lei 20 In IA hons wa,er A violent ~
snrupg before cham could De gos OUT aAd -,
anchor let go. when the ship sgsio stInct sess -.
f,on thsn before and ia msdately otged The ufokn.
vessels ali had to make sal and passed tne niehs q
Gulf The undsDsgsd pat OF Der cargo WOO q be Mi
TuE BARK THOMAS PRINCE vas badly aground 4 4,
mouth Of the Bayou Goala. (LouisiaIal on the ~ ~
where she had proceeded from New orleans 70 load s
BRIG GERM, Dyer. frcIa Insgua for Bosten beiss a
noyt,J ,pok ~ d,iTess by the ship T. Waes. "a IL,
We'd Isl and rear Portland, SIS nit "a distren ann
dead. and remainder OF crew Oa1y frosted. ~ ~
recolecied thst the crew ittesed 20 ease the ~
out then luggage when capt, Croker sent Doll u
hing in answer ~ her fignsl Of distress Inc ciet Z
boat en- returning 20 the sup we're 90 oaty shse ni
thew could OF get on board md hsd 70 ne hosted
Inc under iheir arms. The boa, also was los;, c6s
Crocker beng unable - Get u on 1saIo g., ~.
,t before reroted spoken with loss " sH.s sact pr
ssisns sc. pat into ST Thomas, Zee. u; Would ny&f
Rp1n DR. ROGERS a. SALEM from sur,n eIrsns,s
veTy severe weather the coast spl, snls g. asfas,
% hLds Of deck load Of mol,,ss. p,..h.,as
coin for karse which gct Ashore tie q aAssas "a
lands was 60, "a. ana az lyod a Ne" VI eau ~ al
RRri Sr"SsHT9 BID Cyessy from carda W 81 xs.
York put INTO - Thomas 2isi ut ~ DIS fs's hsg hak
A BR BARK from FhLsce Shis with s.asrSn 's. sxh ks
Of ssIs put into s.. Georses - n, alter long sssau
fprobsbf the Cam IRE. seeicy, vi Oh "a ga No. ~
BARK MARCIA, wilson, from Ns~-Ofeais foe Bah.
more arrived A. Annapolis 20 nst HAVING he.a usseAt
In by steiner Rolist Gait W. ssys ne ts bees xl(s
Of Cape Henry for IS days. " 4 which were uadc nW-
tire c6utrol ofIre On the 2st January, his vessel st
anchor and WIS caliitd ashore on Poplar Island krs
Of wind AMI the ice pressing on hef oeafa shds. Md
Sin one o her cables and awsyrnasis 10 prsvss "
caps zseg She va, ted OFF shere by the zee. hsueeN
in fees waer pBd drawn t. and subteq ltI 40
and ON shore some seven Or eight times. The vess
badly en- rom the waters edge FAR az can Dc See -
stTairec and was only saved BY eating up spare suk
,ders and water casks fer sheashIng boards and ~
She 10 ROW leaking badly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-04
From Mint 9th L s. PHILADELPHIA.

The imports of Specie at Boston in JAM
usry were $se6,2 exports, sll9,s2s
The Pennsylvania Railroad has made its
annual report. BY it, the receipts from stock Ia
payment OF insalmen,s stated at IS Os 465 and
the disbursements 7,97s 0s9 So leaving balance Of
sl25,S5 Is. The unconditional subscriptions to the
capital stock amount to 81 396 ESQ contingen, sub
scrip1ns s75O,coo the subscription Of the Nosthern
Liberties s95o,9eo and stock payable 20 contractors
s25Ooce-masiDg in all s9,576O5O. Il lis stated also
that further Subscriptions the exten, Of s4a, $50
VIII be necessary 20 hll up the capital stock to the
present limit. The toial estimated cos. OF single
tack to Pittsburgh is stated TO be $4,000. o0O
and OF an additional track. $36O,OOO. On the
Western Division the twenty.one miles from
Estoniovn to Locsfor, was opened in August and
that division is now in use throughout it's entire
length, except twenty. eight miles between Beatty
Station and tuItle Creek, in WeStmorelaat County.
The Board expresses a belief thai the eaiire road
can be completed and ready for use before the end
Of nett year
The people Of Wisconsin having voted al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-04
F,ieOh,s remain quiet. Engagements

Erie ehts remain quiet. Engagements
eco Ibis Flour at I'D. 600 bzs Cheese at l's''
Naval stores at l2i. Cotton, 1854. To Londoh-
30 occ Slaves, 5es To Glasgow-i@ bales Cou'a
.l6d. To Answerp-Riee, 25s d27s- cd Co'l,n'
,c. Resin. % ca. $500 bags Coffee, 3'ioc. 10
California there is moderate business at % 9o'c'
To Hayre-Cotton, Ic. Rice, Dark, &c so"ss-
The Imports,ions at this port for January
are now made up from the records Of the Custom
Mons. and Of dutlsble merchandise are found 10 be
nearly three al half millions less thanh January,
1851 while the free goods show small incre use Of
about one hundred thousand dei,as The amount
warehoused, is also much less than in Jan. 1851.
The figures are as annexed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-04
BY TeleGrerh.

BOSTON, Feb AR bark 10 rs,.I
- Cid amps Caroline (. Dow, HaAana Diam, ..d
Nof'l Bend, New Orleans; baTks Wallace San P1sus,S
60 Chester Phllsdelphs brigs J. A Jesnran cn,s-
Delhi, Port au-p Prince SH'A''A
Bssgw .thr,s Etna, Goddard
CLOCCg sTER, Feb 2-AYr brir CIsonr. psr..h,
~ loss q boats. sulwarks .toys lr
ChAkLEsfON Feb. Arr. banks Maza,la, Ro.tsn
sr,s hanJ 5, sd snap Julia Howard, NewYork
~ OhLkANs, Jan. Sold bDk Robert walsh
sH""''S JAZZ ~, AsT. ship Qsetee, Nss-Ysh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-04
MARINE JOURNAL.
See ssreaM Page for additional Shipping Inteiissne
PORT OF YORK.....-FEBRUARY'
Cleared.

Cleared.
Steamship Crescent City, Tnner. Chasrs'. NJ o.
snip New-Yorl Abel, Liverpool, c: n Marshall John
Uen,y Oxp.rd, New Orleans, p. ". Byrncs Go.
Basks- So giarrus. (By. Lowe, Antigua. j b, srdy ;
PTuts Rogers, Mapzan,ila Peek Church
Brs Acorn, Go Jmbs. Richmond, W Lewis
schoeners-Augpsta, Springer. New Bedford, massN
Excel, Berry Portland, s. ". Lewis Melrose: Moore,
Kmrston II d Broosman Teneride: Poland. Wimins-
ton N C. MASTER: Adele Ackley. St Marks. Coe Andor-
son & Co; Alex Mitchell Backmaa Sc Thomas, Mns-
land Phelps Co; Grace. Hopkins Franktin r bneH
Co; Lucy Ann, Smell Tsmplco. Nesmith y 90
Sloops-Anerica. Providence, master; fredk bFown'
Gardner Providence, master.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-04
Receipts OF Produce.

E,k 3 l859-By Ere Railroads.&c. 6ols Flour zv.o
des Leather ies3 bags Oats u psgs Butter, " Csfs
gv Nt.c Ha.ea RGiIroad-No produce received to-day
this Railroad.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-04

No date lat "a 20 ". Ion. IS so W, sch,. W. H. w.
colt Milton fm Tiioidd for Wilmington N. C., sua&
ard was supplied with prov sions.
Ne date las &C .chr. Dsmariscetta," In. Y4Eku
Va for DanariscCltA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-04
DIE ID.
passeuaePs Arrived

In woodbnry Com. Jan 30, MARY JANE wi,. 81
Elijah snnh, Oldest daughter OF George fih'sy' H'f
ard "A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-04

Ii,srpool-srT . IA smr Europa, Lot, ss..s
Dec 81.
toa Queen Of the YES. NJ rses, aad PTac.tes ~
~ Yv.f. IOsp n Jaws hah Asia. SIC lsfss ~
9u.s. Pssare, New ode'n'; Elizabeth Bras,. 49,
Mobile
Hsvrs--TD port. Jim. =. Emnsror Psdnek 70, ~
srnnos,d reads: Pave N1fO'd for Scw-Yofs. -
Him. for DO. saausl NJ FoE, Aibs-orth. fs a.
rhrass 4 reNborypolt unc., Napoleon. Hun, 81 -.
foY Bosso Rhine Harvard vfc; I.ensea ORA, -
naus f,r Ne2 Ofltsps Avalanche. ia do usS ~
Souss INC -,
Orleans. ap &C. 30 Tkogpas rgght Supposed - -.
Yok: Tell Willard DO, atd others before ieporks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-04

EOEFOLK E.b 2-Au. 'chrs. sharon ane Ola l..
ff1u u .'an Arc 49, IiaIBsh G,att. from Se
port. HsInsh and abigail. tom camden. Caa,1ss<y
from Portland. aud J. hwes, IRON New Yors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-04

IMPoRrs, NEW. YORK., IAStARf.
lS4e. 1850. 1901. 1882.
DutIable S7633 40 U,oi3Sl Si< sSSc..,sss
FREE ss993a f9IZV $500 "a. 11f
Specie &c 1loQ t35SSz zD.2' - -
Total, S5.il6 @4 Sll,4itt8S sl5fSOo'nS S'''ir"'
Withdrawn
I'm. Ware - .,,.x .s,ss,
hOuse.---- 49, i's-''s,o 80
Total 8ilS9i l23l,oi9 u eso BOZ lsiS'.os
WaIehCused - 9)OI31 Ioil'sif i@o'''"
These figures show a favorable resui'-s very
desirable one under the reduced values Of our
Exports. The statement of the Imports of Dscem
Der and January, compared with the same period Of
the previous season, gives the following result
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-04
OH our COIresp0ndsn,s.l

NEWPORT Jan. STAR. propeller Oa,sns. O.
New YaIk Tor Boston -
Big EhzAbsth Emery, Wilmington, N. G ,fu Bos>.
sc,r Atlanta Pat Norh Carolina Tor P,a.sfSa
Robert B smith Kelley. Fal RIVER foe Nsataeiss
Ian SNOW Thomas on. for New-fork Nascy hIS y
trJss Portland for do Baser. Hall W.hasst -
e,,ys slas Weight, James Co dsp'ins fcr Nss.Ys,
Feb e. std propeller Oatano Boston
EThe arrivals Of Jan. 81 remain IA porn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-04

". .ns,bs ~ P.jroad, in Virginia .....i,5o2! miles.
Lengths of Railroads IN Virginia completes ofos
Lengths Of Raj roads IN Virginia ~ progress - .
under contract * Wv.
r.. iro al :" "'''-Aa - is1fiOa 90
safe Ioterr,t ....-...-.....-.-.-...7 ,3sti33 81
The Philadelphia and Columbia Railroad
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-09
NOTICE TO TILE PTJRI.IC,

" 4 Of the charter Of n he Iynchburg and A,ing-
don Tcle- raph Company" reads a follows:
Tint Il any person. persons, shall wilfuy on know
ng break irjurc, destroy rinterrupt tho Telegraph
lines communications, any part thereof-to be
erected by tho sad company IN pursuance Of this act
he she. they shall ray the snid corporation one
liable for all dances which the said company may
fu,r in repairing the injury. mud from the interruption
of their business to be recovered IN notion of ress
passnnd. il any person, Touring tie penalty nfore.
said. SHALL through insolvency any other cause, be
able or shall fail To pey the penalty damages ofvri
snd and shnll second time commit ressposs upon the
sid lines. any part thereof aforesaid he she, OF
they slall be labe, upon conviction thereof, i'm
prsonment in the county Jail of not less hun month";
nor mare fhnu six mnnhs.'
The penalties Of the section above reccd, will be
rigdly enforced. +. b. D8ANE. JR.,
President l.. a. A. Telegraph Co.
t-y Richmond (scm-weekly) Times aud Fnunville
Journal will cory d. aud send ncoount to this Office
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