davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-05

hh fair G.a,see Al 81 ~ and go hasa uansr-1sn'
Is Csnsdian sc Use sling 'lo~ts :. 'ee..s-
Psr,, i qnist Sa o. tgJ bush good Sea A. 49,
o.s are in he:.r sand sd the mtrses nf-ff >tes
- stae a, 4J34sc ard Ierssy Al s8fssc bArfY n =
, nv !. moae-asc 40 the ds.n-Ed hrn or The -sis
AZ d oI he East Sl.set 81 DISH al o'i 70. 49, -,
l.r, ma ed ALA So for Wss ern nIked ID ore I-c.
foI sSnh.ln White. AMI sc. for email los OF jersey
Ysno- s-n., sl..
Of 100 bhs IN lots 2lc Drudge IS scarce, ana aon1
SPsovisi 1.S-our make, for Pork is again better,
With III is ms fiaa ssil rhe demand Is TAR aAl lAs
stock Of old quite exhsustsd The safes A,s 80 %
,er NV Pine ssd S3 50 fSr oil do.ths latter que
nominal Clear = hm AZ SO BsSi Is Pug! ~ a' -
s. 5fas5 Is for Prime Beef Hans are iirm a. 81 9is
Quiet Prime Mess rs-f Is bnsgaa' AZ s@S Z. Lto Is
"a her freely of-Ted but The mafSes u arm Sses
Of go bills at d9c for far - prime All 100 sss a. We
for coed P'csl'd Meats are firm. Sales OF ZJo teres'
a. shs rusa cared Hams at &c AMI Shoulders n Ic -
Irr,s Hogs 'etssg a. lac Butter is II go1t De.
p,iG.e dal1ess are less psay Sales - oa. =.
without change, and Is dull at 6!aye iof common 20
erTrs.IIow@The market is firm saes Of $50 bis prime
Cesltfy sbou &c cash 49,
RICE There IS more dong for ths trade, a, sad the
TEAS aye active in demand aGd more on9yins IN
Mesa csmD Gs Of 5i ss q,
ns a slight Improvement espeoially in Greens :
las AZ sic limo M IS IN moderate demand A. sle
sis ior moved rough and cean Fial Seed Is nfm aAd
1FEATHFRs-Therei is limited dema'd for prime with
SAFES OF eto rs. IN lor,; at 37GSssc for western
HAY-The s1p2ly larger aad the mGke' IS easef'
talss ( go bales t7i4T7c cash. -,
HOPs-We note SAFES Of i6 bales Western a. soc, cash,
aId Eastern. IN lots. at 2e arcs. 49,
FRVIT-We note sales ECO boxes Ralsns at 81 co
81 70 IS eco la do 9jG9lc 1900 or d. 47ia1.c xvvU
bor@s eusfer 81 LAS f0 $50 do layer, - ~ 100 Dds
Currauis Sc 40 cases Prupes in glass, l03l &c mls
80 bu heels pure Wilmington Pea Nu's ST. AMI o9VVo les
DRIED AID es, 5G5lc cash BY auction, LES, boxes 81
Michael sold 6ti aSlsc and % large do 81 o.
cash
TOBACCO IS active for low grades OF Kentucky % tH-
port ard some slight adSancs has been OBTAINED on
tnem the general mase, IL not more than steady
though Inc hght the receipts IN prospect
large The esiima'ed quality Of western IoDtcio,
csmisg fnrsV AID New Ofeaus, IL $4,000 hhis LAST
wear The es,iae was 50 00O while the weld
actually $4,000 Some parcels expected wa Ere IA
road l20 bales uha sold at 3od22c and 100 do n &c
20 cases Connecticut Seed Lest at &C and 80 hhds Ken
iucky 5la9c. The crop OF Connectlcut Seed EAT -
the largest ever known. The stock IN InsDectOn Ware
houe On the "a FEB PCS hhds KENTUCKY; 267 hhis
~yrgina and North Carolna-4 ga hhds, Which Is 62l
than 60 bales Havana; tl32 Osles
Cuba 338 bales Yafa 282 bass 81 mingo; Go bales
Ambeiakia: lCO bales Brazil. Total, 9 or.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-05

William A. Gordon, Esq, Chief Clerk
OF the Quartermasters Department at Washington,
cautions the public against two forged drafts, one
for s2SsO and the other IS O6O both 10 favor Of Gus
tsvus McHarcour', formerly clerk in the employ of
Capt l. C. Easton, Assistant Quar.ermas,er. lately
stationed at Santa Fe. The drafts bear the forged
signature Of Capt. Eas,on
The Bank of the State Of Missouri; at
ST. Louis, has declared dividend of ST u cen, TO,
the last half year, payable less sne.fourth of ons d
eeot bonus to the State on the % February.
Bills to repeal the charter of the PEOPLES
Bark of Paterson, aud to amend the General a.nl.
ing Law, so as to include Virginia b cent. bonds
among the stocks that may be deposited as security
for circulating notes, are Cow before the Legislature
of New-JsIsey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-05
PHILADELPHIA.
Navigation Observation-Disclosures Trial-NIar-
keS-Stoeks.


Correspondence of The N. Y Tribune
PHiLApELrHIA, Wednesday, Feb 1, 1859.
There are thirty seven vessels of various
sizes, from two ocean eamShtps do TO hconers
In Delaware Bay, waiting for the river TO open and
allow theIo to up 10 the city They could all hy
this time have been bing at our wharves Il our mer
charts possessed enough enterprise and energy TO
have purchased 'e " Kegs Of gunpowder and forced
aehaoneL Our business men go too frequently on
the penny vice and pound foolish" principle.
The weather to-day Is delightful. Air as bslmy as
sprlng.
In the United States District Court, the case of
samuel Williams. charged with a misdeme amor, in
GNins Information of the intended arrest OF alleged
fugitive slaves at Chrsiiana resumed This nom.
ID. =. Brown made his argument TO the sury. It's
needless TO say that II VAS brilliant. lie said tina,
he had been denounced for appealing 70 y higher
Law, a. II there something terrible ia il What
10 this higher law ltis the principle imp an,ed hv
the God Of Nature IN the breast of every human
being, and cannot be ool,erated by any statutory
Provisions OF legislative bodies, who at,emp, 10
break the allegiance between the creature and the
Creator IL was the law OF the Martyrs testified BY
their bleed. TWAS the law Of Daniel. upon which
he relied in his trial snt distress against the laws Of
TIE Modes and Persians, which never altered but
which seems TO DO ceTided and condemned by a
second Daniel, who may have nothing 80 fear from
the mons, eus who will yet and that a sober publc
epon " Ill pass its verdict against the decision.
District Attorney Ashmeat closed the argumsn.
for the prosecution.
Az close my letter. learn tia, the case was
given to she Jury this afternoon. that the Jury is
get out. and that there is no probability of their
agreeing upon verdict.
CorroN held firmly. and the stock sale materially
reduced The narkei bare OF Bark
The FLOUR ma ket continues fra. There l,sle
export demand bus macs, holders hsv,sg advanced their
Dnne to 81 sfi b5l Saies II eco ees have re-
ported al this rate There fair dcmaad for eitv
ssISs,sa =, 9seaeees There no Rye fLovs
further sales u red have been made At 93cts buael
Ihsse no RVS here Conn is steady az s1a6s cts FOG
- cts. SbasA In GsocsMSs and Provisions there j,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-05
lpt l. acinr. WHISKY "a, .I.., a. al cis IN b1l.

but little doing WHISKY rds .lsy at al cts in b''
SAILS OF sTocKs.-F-sf Ee7-d-eca Read aR ut 100
Ions Island RI, 81 TOO Msrrs Csss so ~, <ps
hish Nav g. III: <5 SOC DO. rs 81 Gee heso 10 o.
"a n. S. Mech ~ All 81 co Stse s. S'i $40 Csn
An b. RI. Is 81 go; sieae BEAD. "a h9, - -.
7sl5 sig A.rrs Canal Bds-' ''' Nv Az
Seoon9 BoSra-z0 Caaberls.dI yaliss tx Ms se' "a
pm 80 a.. az Long Isissd RI. o.; $1,000 ca g.
80 ssi IS sen Nav. l2l $1,000 Sa,e 's Us s1'o no,
81 Ie Union Cansi. 49, 70 Do iss oifa'A o~'' 10
"a p.sa nR 81: 400 Horrs Canal III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-05
passengers Arrived

IN steamship Alabama, iron SdrGangh-Jrs. J. Il.
Browung Rev. j. A. Pennlman lady and chhd sIlss A.
O'Conner, Petit IT,, n. Cox, Reed George White
II StOtsshuiy, \. p Freeman, d. Stontenoarg Wm
Besken. Galloway J. Ball D. K Wight . Lum. IL.
Allen, T Ellis Alexander Aiken ID PitAins, John For
syib A. SweeseyJ ID. Fells, G. Hut. iona Falconer, A.
c. Woodruff +. Thompson; j. Black q W RAYMOND !.
Shalnan y Rgtchld, J. II BeiTlen, W. X. Futmin, K.
Morgan W. A Price, g C. Westcott, Ogden Hagger'y,
W Foo.e, J. McCasker, j c. Smh-ani II IN sreerage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-05
Markets .-cAKrFul1r REPORTED FOR THE rR,nrsK

Markets CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR THE rsrRuyK
.surS rA..,A..4.sW WEEKDAY Feb
Pearls ~ SO III. N, TVS 1, -, An
CorToN-The demand has rnrrov.s ,o,... =.
DAY l,eo bales changed bands day al f 49,, - ~
fLoOh AND AEAL-Ihefei Is no ch snse =, ~ :, an,
pslkei lot western and STATE kioar rh- ~ W
are N iar demand for the East and Ctr 49, .-sI
Rlces me market closing atser esvy Tor Common .,a
iheie Is nothng OF moment doug fr crD,rt Tas,s :.
some inquiry for the N ferloT saces out -
and prices are nominal caaadaa NOT oa,r.S "a s
are nozinAl The sales Of Domestic resca Tao ~ :,
- o<GSs 6et tor CON ugh stase e. so,s
ier common Ohio and favoste STATE 81 sslss ~
70 fancy neaissn and Indiana Sou bern Fl,ar "a sill
scarce and N ian demand for the traae ars fr s 20
sales II COO obs Al 81 T3ass g. for "a noe - 1870,
bianas on The spot and 81 sSiGSf IS 10 arry.nei5d
N me eales are oo0 bbs F1esi.rcss5Yr,k .,
- ~. He Flour ssebisg a. 50 50a3 5sl in sn.u -.
to,h Is very seAFce-sses Of J-sss, az a All
caAfN-Thsre Isl n demand for vbes. a. y
ara ioL srpsrs ard the 1as, tas transac.oas ars La
"iie'se py the fimness Of hodsB The sale, as ga
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-05
Foreign PoPts.

Al sisai 9Th nit bark Nacochee, Thlrp Boston, arr
Boston - ~ ~
Am at St. John. ". B 18th ult, ship Conway Marshall,
New-York ~ ''
AT at Havana, 2sh ult PaIo Alto Spencer Savannah.
Crocus Norton. fFovdence Diligence, Woodb nv Pen.
sacoia CoFnela, GOodmansOn, kew-O-eans 27h brig
semss, Charleston. Sailed from DO 27th brig Somers
ChsIle-ton.
Sd fun Richmond. z5th, Blair, Cardsnas
AR. at hstanzas 9Th ult bark Express Ross New
York brig Nova Scotia. Hswkin Jamaica s6sh Carbon.
Lanihorn. hachias; y. Churchill. Hichborn, Havana
oath, Sc Bel Grant Frankfort ROYAL Sailor Uoshur
Norfolk Name, Arthur Boston TangisT, Park, VIII
mlngtoD.
Ca'derss 9Th nlt brig Motto viniax. Portland
Palmer PARK, Pensacola 2fth, Edwards Rawlsy PORT.
lard, Sc jag ,. Means Portland
Slo from DO zIth, f3Fks Cabaaa. Littleon Portland
sisnpus, ID ef Boston Dutch, HcGilvery do Hsa-
~ HsrtIau West. Hew-Orlsns. 2Gth, Hai1ee Means
Nss.fms General Marshall, Coo rd Bo.t IN 2lh. Sa,
Tah Il. Hale Gro hers Boston
Ar at Trinidad. 18Th alt Harriet Dutch Neuyo,L
2Otn Metam ia Warren. Cuba.
% o. I.m Daba 18Th ul. plo, boat Wyaor 81 lldard N
foiA i'm NnampiO DIckey, Trinidad
AIT az CIenfnsgos, goth Blt Franklin Cook n York
Afa'sl. Jau. 2. ship Senator Calin for New a,k
Sxh ~ SIC Dec 81, bark Susan Jane, Tread YELL from
Al Honolulu Dee -. ship Chic Gardner 70, New Rad
ioia' i9g. had llt0 bbls. on board,
Thomas ''' "'"I' iof st.
Al surinam Dec Is barks Lawrence CLARK n, r.,su,
- GAYS Nautilus ko yes, for Gl0ucestey nae b,is.
az. n; y iAoh rom do, Just CZuina Bates ~
Philadelphia, ldS 'e ~''a' Vi Ea''Port Tor
AZ 3, Domngs 18Th ut brig Coed Hone IN -. co..,
's' ''i Ns"- hoiA schr. Eureka. for Bosom an ''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-05
Sales bp Anriiou.

AErHoNy J. BLEEcKER, Auctioneer.
IVY L \ ID T. h A Is L. f. BUILDING
LOTS at AUCTIOE.-ANrHONYy J. BLEECK-
EH VIII roi a, surtion THURSDAY. Feb. a. az II
o'clock at the Merchants Exchange. the following prop
ery, viz
one Lot fin ST., south side, boween 6th.av. aaa
Broadway
Three Lots i5ihtt. north side. bet 5,h and 9Th avs
Three Let's aud next the south west Of 9h.
and 9Th
One Lot on Tho rOrh east Of 75h ST. and 3dav
One Lot on 70 b ~ bet~esp "a aud 81 ava
Seven Lots on a2d-st.. between 30 aud ith. avs.
The above Lots all full AMI very desirable. Of
feIlDg great lrtnCeHens the of capital
Titles iBd snnfles ard the terms Of sale will he liberal
the chassls Maps giving the dimensions Of he above
can be had ~ The Auction Rooms. No. BiJad-t.
ri 2d,3lhS7lhSts LISA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-05
Reeetpts of Produce,

Fb 1852 By Erie Railroads. Caivei. 100 Sheep. l90
bags and hbs Flour % pkgs Cheese 81 do. Butter,
SOS sides Leather 00 bags Oats 90 do Barley AS g.
shales DOL, an l79 hOls. Whisky.
81 Neu H1usn Rai!road-iC8 obs Whisky. II do Flour,
4s2 bags oats SO casks Ashes ll bales Hops and do
Ws<l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-05
DIED,

On Wtdnttdsy lth inst, after protraoed Illness. n
the 5ilh year OF her age MARIA, wife OF Robert ".
Dean
The funeral will take place on Thursday, at | P. ~.
from her late res leDce, l39 Monroe 50.
IL P1ughkeepsie papers please copy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-05
MARINE JOURNAL.
See Ssuenth Page fer additional Shipping Intelligence
PORT OF NEW YORK---..-FEBRUARY 4.


Shiys-Norma Ellis Havana, Moses Taylor & Co Jane
d Cooper Cooper, Aualachcoa. Nesmuh & Sons.
Eafks-Isahel,ta Hyhe rewng X de Janelro, Allen 4
Psson Rhodes NcNar, Sayanuah, Demlil Co. s. W.
Nash Wass st. Thomas. Russell s. Norton ST. , ndfeg,
Doane Marseiies Foster and NIckefsOn.
Bugs-Hedwig tPruss Bodom Charleston. Funck9 "
Den cke; AiWsl OBJ Paterson. Baltimore CLARK Nc
CONAN Eliza Jahe, Banzati Havana, Trujllo Bar
reITas
schr L. P. Smith Suites. Wilmington, ". ca Dolner 4
Potter,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-05
Domestic Porta.

~, 80. sziA Feb LII port ship Ph.ni, e., po.-
ss I,s '..h99, 90 scar Charm, do al 4 cen IN ;,
VIC LAWS TIE ice sK:ended 10 miles bsa '~0n IN AZ
rl hOSroN FEB 3-Arr. bark 10, Pilisb9r,
Caroline 'ts" Ds a' SD,S. John Cd .S 1's
rev o'isaIs North Bend Ieesins. 4, br, w.a,sen'
irss A iss aaE:eO i Chs'isr, CrOby Pa4isiOis
P11es In: Or Hutchinson. Barbsdc., "a. 4ssz,aI
d. AID chs,ss,F FEB ,-Arr. steamship Pa asa, Mc
,sn Ezra. F'bs DO Vrxs,a '' C,;, ,,zs .aatlss
"''N''si0h' ~. I. Pacific, Anvil, New-Yosk CD Sns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-05

IMMATURE .IAAEAc...-rR1s DAY.
eUN-REes.-7 OF Sets. 20 NooS-Rissg..--.3 2ta
HIGH wATER-.--Feb. s.
candy Hook l2m Gov. Isasd9 O2m Hell Gats.lO i3m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-05
Whafers.

Cid. at Honolulu, Nov 26, Copa, Newell Of aud for
New Eedfoid z7ih, COssacs Slecum 90 to cruiss Dec
.. Frances Swain do do 9th, Callao, Sss)n do do and
home Gladiator Turner, do TO cruise i2tb, Nevbuy
pOr. Lester, Stone, do
Also cd aldo. nov. 49, Caroline, Plasket. ". b., for
home 2Oh Mariner, Coffin, Eant to cruise; ASH, Mont
pelIer Tucker N. D.. do
Al Apla, Navigator Islands, Oct &c, Oliver Croker
Cash. " B. IA mos Out. 400 50.
A letter from Honolulu states that bark Favodte OF
FaIhayen shipping her oil (2 900 bbls bone by
the Gdonne, of New Bedford at cts poi gal for oil and
1 c. per 10. or bone which would fill her.
letter rom Capt Handing of ship Saratoga Of New
Bedfofd Reports her at Honolulu Nov 49, with 1850 obs
(l3Osp oil on board Had shipped his Dor t2S SEQ lbs
by TIE Abigail Of this port which would sail home soon
her cargo As completed The Saratoga con-
siderable damage by ice ia the Arctic Ocean having start
ed TWO panks on the bluff of the bow lost c)pDer and
sheathDg and caufed the ship leak Had required ali
damages The Saratoga brought into port six of the crow
Of ship Mary Mitchell before rep orted lost
et'e received by Mr. J n. Kelley from ship c anton
Packet How land OF New Bed ford reports her NJ Homo
lulu Dec. 10, with 600 bbls VIII 300 do 3d. OIL Woud raft
for another season IN the Arctic seas.
letter from Capt Slocum, of ship Ontario of New
Bedford. reports her ut Lahana Nov So VITA 100 bills
VII 73 do sp oil and IS 600 lbs bone on board Had
shipped her bone and sperm oil and IL l25 gallons VIII oil
by nobne and Helen Augusta A. for another
season IN the Arctic
letter from Capt Smith, Of chip Falcon of New Red
oid reports her a. Lahaina of and Nov H. for home
full Had shipped 6ceO lbs bone by the GaToane Of and
for New Bedford. ~
SID from gsyal Dec 20, Sea Queen. Marshall, NJ B. for
Pacific. "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-05
HADUIEn

On the h inst by Rev DR. T II Taylor. GUSTAyE
DE McCAkTY, to EMILE, daggatef OF she late john
s. Scheme horn,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-05
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The Speaker laid various Executive cOmmunica-
tons before the HOuse-One from the Navy Depart
BtHt saying tndt, IN accordance with the former
act which appropriated $4,000 for that purpose, a
Commission OF two scientific gentlemen was
appointed by the Department TO examine
the invention OF the Deprivation of Saline
from sea water, and the prevention or removal OF
cofrosiOn In steam boilers, and blowing OIL the de-
posts OF the tsenty nine plans proposed, five have
been selected as OF superior merit bu. the Secretary
recommends that arrangements &c made with the ln-
ventoIs OF these hSe for combination OF what de-
srabe IN each, for greater efficiency. Referred TO
COMMITTEE on Naval Ahtls.
The Senate bills were then taken up and referred.
A bill for extending the patent for Ia years TO
Moore & PasCslfs gram machine was passed.
HOMES FoRsTHE LANDLESs.
The bill heretofore introduced by Mr. johnson, OF
Tennessee TO give every man or WIDOW, who is mead
Of a family, quarter section OF land, free OF ex-
penfe. on CERTAIN conditions was referred TO the
Committee OF the Whole on the State OF the U0ion,
ard made the special oTcer for the first Tuesday Ia
March.
PUBLISHING LAWS, &c.
The bill regulating tie publication OF The laws OF
the United States, aud puehc advertisements, was
takenup
Mr. SMART, who heretofore introduced it, ex-
planned that II authorized sush publications. in two
newspapers ia every Congressional District, of the
largest circulation, instead Of two only IN state
The object was to diScoanect the press from the
control OF the Government which, like all others, is
tending towards Capitalization, and he wished to do
what ne could Ia 0ece nraize the power He spoke OF
the enormous increase ofexpendl,ures of the Goyern
mCnt, Whltn Ougu 10 oe AiitSteu ne tniie lie mo-
cratic prexsis excluded under this Administration.
When usuIpor, great or small, whether Louis Ma
poleon or a0y other man, wishes 10 take possession
Of the liberties Of The people be seiZes the public
press and mohopOl2eS control over Il. Therefore
we oulh. 10 be cautious for the time may come when
we may have 10 resTet this fearful power in the
hands OF any Administration whether Wing or De-
mocfatic.
Mr.. HARRIS, Of Tern, said that under the present
system the Secretary Of state employs two news
papers In each State hut this bill proposes two in
nAh fNIau iona .>f tho
publication OF the laws now is $l2,200 per anuum,
but under This bill the expense would be $9l 900,
making difference OF $50 600 per year. lie thought
weweIe IN TO danger Of Capitalization fro N the EN-
pioymeIt OF newspapers to publish the laws, and
moved 10 lay the bill on the table.
BOUNTY LAND WARRANTS.
Before the question taken, the House went
into Committee OF the Whole ON the State of the
Union, on the Senate and House bills in relation e
bounty land warrants
Mr. CAsrBELL. of III, and Mr.. PRESTON spok,
more particularly Of properly remuneratng lanS
officers. The latter had not concluded when IN,
COMMITTEE rose and the House sJcutned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-05

Nov g. in Straits OF Gaspar, ship Argo, locker tn. Bos
toI(July 23l for Manila.
Jan 81 lat 49, lon IL ship Marathon, Waterman li8 d.
from Calcutta for Boston, short Of provisions, aad crew
sick with the scurvy.
Jan rs, off Kew West ship Winlermore. new. Of B)s
tom "a DIS from KeDnebunk for New Orleans with loss Of
main topmast
Jan 81 off Nantucket Shoals, ship JOgephine
of Bath from Mobile for Boston.
No date la 80 70. lon ~ as bark Alnade, of Plymouth,
3 d. I'm. {! arlestOI for Liverpool
Dec 26 a' 81 lo IL was seen ship Hurricane from n.
York dec. ~ for San kraGcsco
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-05
yy telegraph.

BOSTON. Feb. 4-AIr; bark Eagle. FSvtpoe Island
18th MT def brig Canada for New York;; brgs Ehka
Burgess Sac Juan Cuba Ih uls Qefs brgs swan for ~
York loaopg-Halcy.n ~ losd) Albert Petkns Cape de
Verts ] Fremont. Gonaives Cltharne NicNeis Ma
ispzss Elizabeth. Wilmington, C.; Ceick tsaw, tala
Bspco Dec. 3 Vrture, San Jago 18th ult llett orig
Champion waiting ghtl Manssnilla SavaaEan Ade
iaids New York schrs Madeira, Irmdd saresSa, 2.
Domingo City; Fben Atkins, Port -frsce, 5ranfe
Stae A. Appleton and Benlel, New YORK; propeller
Ontario, DO.
Below ships. bark and brig. -
Cid sbips Pariameat Liverpool; hstor2. to1Ie' hrA
BEN ANS. de- Sylpb Baltimore. brgs Treat m Glib
ralttr; PraguaIa, ST Thomas Emblem, Chatles on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-05

BR. BARK MARY RIDLEY went ashore a, 81 Jaso she
was gotntopoi after great e1erIions win hetl psoseh
and leaking badly IL was expected that she
demned .,.,. r,
Randall of Cambridge. Mass frem San Frahcco. oouhd
down the Coast fallen IN wi h, no ia O. 40 lut a o.
ion 49, 800 miles from land aud towel INTO that pors
out without any anchors No person was on o1ald Ahd no
papers or lc gbook were 20 be seen. ~
BRIG GRANPUs Tucker, OF Gloucester, rom Sarlai'
has experienced Eeayy weather )ss boats anl s''e ou
KsY WEST dates to 3'h. state that was Ia p{h prob
able that carg- to the m0G2t OF sV Wy Wofil 10 ,
bilge5 The expenses bark Gypsy. OF salem wncn 81
l9h for Genoa amounted ~ sl9jL Toe bark wa
Cloud has been thoroughy repaired 'nd Is no" ds " "a
msnOgauy for New York she viii also axe the remain Ter
of the ncsmned big Emlys easo, consisting OF mo- 4"
ts The brig Maria Of Portland ia distress ar here "a
% also bns Cushaoc and schr. j. 1. VAL ihe @' %
sid 80 for 81 Marks ,,.,.
put Bern uda Jan. 20, for crew, (ler Irnef ere"
having deserted al lnagua,) aDd 90 repair m'se t1stl
hayirs encountered veIy heavy MeFtnor nom me IS
ward durrs the last fortnight The n called 0ith az 81
Cay aud Grand Cay, T. L. befe.e she went 10 leasut,
but could not obtain cargo Of sac at eAsr oil !hess
BALTIMORE Feb 3-The ship Flora Mcdonald, was
tow,d INTO Annapolis at p NJ yesterday, By steamers
Mary Washington and Cambridge IL IS sta ed snat ION
netf If these vessels was ANYTHING ee VI tAe OdrA
had vet been sent her Shes b hs Seneca
from Rio Jarero, and wss making repeated ssnnS tor
assistance when discovered bug the steamer eoud not
reach her Tns bark Antelope from H, de Janelco AMI
sup u, were az anchor on Plnt no POM. Ins
baIk Edmund Dwight supposed 20 he IN the PAtnxen
all safe A small BAY schr. lying of Gfeeabuys Point
sunday evening 20 drag her anchors ln,l-
cradle dsarce and the ice in the hrbor thettenedt0
cary her AL the ice had been b'owl pG OF the
yeI below soess Fort and Tn1sr Of Ve'e' mat
THE BARK FAME, Moses, rem Glasg0W ABOUT NOV; 10,
for FOs before reported at st. Thomas IN citres ha
eIcoultertd continued succession of heavy gales from
and W. after passing lat .9f Ion SOL Dec On night q
18Th carried 5bs0m ana fore topg lant mast aad
shipped which stripped the starb0lrd taachsons fn
midway the about 10 feat iOI gard OF the
fore rigging completely bare including about 40 feet OF tho
casks and shifted c'rso 50 as tOgiye
the heavy list to port and carried away several
In laayn hnil Taa
washed board, aud II with great dit1cuty tht
Capt Dl and tbs ros Of the crew escaped the same
are On the ON bore 10 for ST. Th0mls aud Jan. H.
ward have discharge utly for repairs Tiers being
larse number OF vessels IN distress IN por u was very
difficult 20 procure carpenters Br brig Standard, I'm Car
din for New York osfore reported in had sprung ooth
mass, and would hsye TO dscharee to get new masts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-05
ThsuIEs for Dns,mess aasm.

m USTARD and SPICE MlLLS.-For
4VA Sale, IA establishment complete either with or
without the stock With with at the power, OF
lease. Viii 10 sold bw TO close the concern Applyto
GEORGE WALKER,
ST It, Conner Of Washln ton and VI array ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-05
Hlonep nDante6 an6 to Goan.

TO LOAN-One sum Of s 800, two Of
u $1,000 each. On bond and mortgage on improved
property in Esw-YOik City or Brooklyn. Apply 10 r.
STOKE DICKEh3ON, No. l37 Broad way up stairs.
Il 81
~ ON Ely to LOAN-On Bond and Mort
4Vh gage, in.sums Of 81 ,0oO 10 s. 900. ADplS -
BELDEN Y COTTON Brokers,
J29 lms No. 90 IaDbers 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-05
[Erom our Corresponden:s.l
Disaster3. &c.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 4-Clearef-Snip ronavanda,
julius Liverpool brig Hope Lorns, Baf BADGES.