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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-27
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

SrABBNG ArFRAY AND ASSAULT UPON Or
yicxhs.-On Friday night last a party of Germans
and lrishmen got into a difficulty in Columbia-st
which resulted rather seriously The former Il seems
were STACKED by the latter and one Of the Germans
drew knife and stabbed of the other party
named John McGinness injurng him 1t Is feared dan
gerousiy The hishmen, seeing that one of their num-
Der had been stabbed, determined on revenge and
followed the Germans, who took refuge in the house
Of one Of their countrymen, named Hart in Statest
which they attacked with stones breaking in the rear
door and windows. Officers James Mclaughlin
Simpson and whiteh came up about this time and in
stemI ting to arrest the offenders were badly beaten
with clubs, and were compelled to beat q retreat
They however succeeded in taking three of the Ger
mans into custody TO the charge of stabbing
MeGinness Their names are, Matthias Cook Nicholas
smith and John Iunden None Of the Irishmen have
been arrested as yet.
ST.. JoHS's EriscorAL CHuRcH.-The
Congregation Of 81. johns Church, situated on the
corner Of Washington and Johnson-sh, have invited
Rev. Thomas Guion Of Connecticut to be their
ps.sor his understood that he viii accept
Fmx-On Saturday evening last the Chemi.
ga Meias OF Mss.rs Harrington Page, Brown Co. stu
ate On The extremity Of Red Hook Point were discovered
70 Dc On s and consequence Of the eombabe nature
II.
o. esin AND OIL it burned with great fury and was
enursy envecped in flames before the Fire Denlrt,ent
seea Ieach the spot About 7oo barrels Of resn psd mn
"a seas soent TIE premises Consumed with he main
e1,ems. The machinery was also DESTROYED Several
buildings attached to the factory were sayed hrorb ,h
exertiens OF the hfemen No having hen nse5 4; 80
building snce the preceding Thursday IL 4 .snra., 30
have been isnited BY an incendsry The los. \. nhsh
atout eleoso upon which there an iaursnc ~ @ 10y
The ofkee Of the Company Is a. Ne "a waIst Ne,sYoyy
Sloor SuSK-A sloop loaded with spiles FIR
the Wallet. Ferry Company was driven spcn some on
srpsfion Ut the fof Of Moptsguepe during the x.e on
Thonday night last and sunk Woyken were engaged an
the following dag in raising her.
PICKED UP IN THE SrREKr.-A French
woman, OF very respectable appearance named Delafour
wss fsund in forkst on Saturday night hboring under
severe inee and ak 20 thu Second District Station
House by Cart Van Keuren. Drs. 0il6len and Rhodes
wefe called in, and rendered meiisAl assistance.
~ A bundle Of clothes, consisting of coat,
par sloons vest esp, and black neck Serce was
ricAs up st Adamss Dock Saturday night BY the Sec
ond Dntet Police. IL 10 supposed the owner committed
uieide
RUs OvFR.-A man named Dnlius was run |
ver in Jorslemooa Saturday night BY grocery wax.
bat fortunately received but slight injules although
be vehicle was heavily laden.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-27

,suts-c I'M. and q " sou.,rue Mvs,-r 'roh A'
-t9sgirIn Sara Nrfo's hais. kfEie,tee 90 - A., q
Pu, Pert Frsya o. y. tsssrr Wci Wac shst -
~ II ~ tlits '-ify a hc- af2cr uofks 7e
sr.i s.fea Or. ~. ..I
At a. Nov j. tsrk chep h.. Pae- IRON iB'.9u leg ~e
81. e 4. e. u q three - sd srit fto Jsb .
Al Iss srro .a 1st tsk ia.I " .1s o. foo esnssns al
IL on % ~ lhla SD le rs Lten p-fcir hA1Sf -
s-f Tuplsnaa B-ry, lof for.o Catsla
ABsfceora "a net hus Thcs. r. Stewart o-en. 'of Ne
a, Bhso.. .,h n hasts ~ g. Bhboru. Rsnisl. ior s.v
Yea "a Pcrare Convoy Hurrer, iom Hes f9k, ,ts -
v,--r Bt-r, rom larroe. do trs 4 HfyHfa snf, n9i1
r,rrfr 49, ,ud tao o.. from Noti Caluina az
ItC.s.gss = ma .-s Ca'e b. asrfii D s'on -o"'
tsys. o, 49,, W. -, y.-.
Tcrk -. ,-...4 No., a.,
st-h fo o. on hcr return 'aras by - ~.
nat. hrarF ~ n tner~ -. Wv. -
Men y. ,e Tor posfoz Ga sth. lrg Eslena ~iiA n ieiA'
,.hr WstTe- N.urf. Hr-0n q. Jct1, y. T.
A. - Jotn SON sIrss Pefn' 80 'A tn -
ten rl,a Dsrkre Do: bsie C1te wrrrs rv~-i 1Fs
.shr Iynrsed D. Rarf New baven. e..
An.af o. l9tk inst, Drls itets, fsovSnFT >
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-27
w1LLIAMsBURGH ITEMS.
WITH FIRE ARms.-On Satu

Sa'snoon party of boys from 70 IL years Of -,
cay BY dischsrsing fire arms and nNr
ing der At the Of Tenth and south second s
"a ,bs fence narrowly escaped being shot one Of the
bows rrspped smusket which aimed toward the ence
ust as be passed front OF the muzze Oh tne suh
FUN and on returning he found that the gun naa oen
tsa,y charged with shot On examining the fence II wa
found that these boys had fred seyera charges % o G
brt he mad his escape In various parts OF the city y
bows ere dischsrgng fresrs, without ron
bsr.svss vvithout using firearms Hereafter, we cai
Upon the police arrest thes: young yasaSOnaf a se
osusht at this KIND OF snose az boI;S.x.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-27
Imports (other than Dry Goods at the port
of New York for the week ending and including Fri
day, Dec. "a, 1852 :


day, Dec a. 1852:
u pts Aabaster Ornaments sls7, do Apo:hecas App
los d. ' Bean: ssil g. o. Boil. d. Bottle. $500
DO Bstes 1907 Is DO Brushes $3.50 22So BSonze s! - a.
Butter sisb7 do B9ntns s79 do Charts $50 do Church
d. cloSis ~ e56 ans Coal .7i liza pks Coffee slsS
do Confectionery sOl do Cornean Rings 4J si DO corks
s5 do Arsenic 81 &94 y DO da s6s DO Cheese s73
loo DO Birthstone $3.50, % do carb Ammonia .2o 2. d.
Essenes $40 do E.-ence Lemon
sis u DO Gum Arabic 80 no II do Gum kno sS - DO Gum
do Hyd Potash s769, DO iodine $50 do
Iodde Poah .ss $40 do oce Paste ss2Io 100 Do oriee
Oil Berssmot ssss do oil Lemon ESQ DO OIL Orange Gao
81 $50 .o Do P;os Bark s7}oo 90 alnSe 81 iis DO Sal
Acetosea $500 do saffron s DO SIENNA 600 ~ DO Soda Ash
10 do yermoa O3 Il DO Yellow Berries el0l 200 DO Yellow
ohre 500 20 do other Drugs so43 ~ DO Eaheuwre 81 15 IS
Pine craekers:s4 ss7 DO Herss 81 @ sos do Mckere o."
bsrts s ci2 do Grapes 81 . 1913 DO Lemons $3.50 Nut 800
DO c,on q gs % Do Furs sl6sa, 90 DO foItgte sl9
C. spe,sse s 1 s co. o. os ware .V % a.
u do Mats $3.50 IA DO Hstters Goods si2e2s, 1853 do
Hemp .2s9ss IS DO Honey siOt,. IS DO Hop, .eol, Do
s944 Optical do o. s2, 50 pts- Jewey $685. do Leather
dc u1de..sd do s1ss d. Patent ehe. ss !. Do AZ
Marble marble statue $500 lo2 DO Grease $500 Do
DO shes,hss s9O so is1. Ioa 81 s "a Pc Hep DO
ST. ~ DO tune Pig do sss ss bars halIo3a Do sSs!
iss Ikss t576 Cutlery s.4sl4 % DO
$500, do Hardware f254s DO Needles s3o77 do SD
dery s 72 5f? DO Lead s52O4 ~ do Plated Ware el3so
Old Meta 1906 3227 do. speer s3lT o4 DO steel slsI5,
do Zinc 30 Do Bra Warc e455 40
do Molsse seol 10 do Mustard tI2 $500 bush Oats o oj
$50 do. Lnsees Oh SOP 100 Do. Owe
$3.50, Paints sl $50. do Paarns. sra 81 do Paper
81 do DO Macht tiO9 IL do
Pefiumery e3O63 10 do Pert hOnna eqOs lfS39 bueh
Plaster piss pa
e253, 1901 de- Rus- tJ2.sfS bush.
do Canary Seeds 81 $50 40 co. Mustard $3.50 10 shells sl35
30 DO s7s4, do fS5 .Cl do
81 T DO Tea s23e99 $50 do Tiles s3sS Toys
Tobacco s3Ss2 II 90. Twlre 81 ~ do
Waiche- s3f762 do W4thTnskers Tools 81 3,s
$3.50 hlc do Champagne s1oy Is DO Sherry $50 $50 do
Woodcedar ssso o4 do Ahossny $500 81 so Rosewood
SOL, l do WILLOWS s..3 81 3D. Wool s4sif Is DO. Waste
s+s pks Bronze Powder 500 To- do Bearb soia DO
sl4Skq5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-27
Oceau Steamers.
PASSENGERS Sailed

In avthip Arctic for LropooiMr Ma p T5o-,. Ri
EuH O H. Chase, Ne- YOfki l. C. Clarke Ahsnv. n r..
EsS fraIse M and Ms Mann. Uhra; Mann DO +
, Curtis Bosor H. H. Kendall do. M ard Mr.. Iar.oa P,r.;
MI C. Rims and son, Havana r. Cobb Ese ye Yor h,r--
o. cspaiches Mr. TurkefmAn, Boston Lok s,d L.usb,,-
Neieoi 6 e. Scott, G. Brot Mr. AID Mrs. T 0.pan ~
fori Caryse Bostor John " Genuiu sdy N A Ron
sea Ese Canada Saunders Don Sebssu.n Don Pc
oo AaIlr and dsushter Havana Msran yeAsraex sd a..
SoieStA Cuba D. NJ ceen, Parsas aeKco; Ahsar Psra
LonAsgi rance Mr. ard Ms Mathews oAlo Mr. era,
He.nd Jeniins, EHssnd KerteJ London; n T. Cote
Scotland; n X IaIoux, Pars; r. IL rabasoo Me,o. N ~
Broileus, France; l. r. Cool View York Totsi a. - -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-27

IL IL estimated that the next return OF the Bank OF
England will show increase of about sl00OOoin the
stock Of the precious metals This increase is not so
large as had at first been anticipated, owing
delay in the deposit the Bank of portion of the gold
lately brought in from Australia while at the same
time the demand for coin for shipment TO that quarter
has increased.
The London Bank Of Australia and India has been
announced with capital Of 250O00o, and power to
increase it to million sterling Branches are to be
established in the fret instance in Sydney Melbourne
Adelaide and Calcutta
Shipments Of bullion and specie from Belgium 70
England have lately been taking place The Ravens
bourne brought over from Antwerp al2Oo0 in bullion
and 5franc pieces
II appears that reuittances of gold from London TO
st. Petersburg str continue although only on
moderate scale
The Michigan Central Railroad Company has
declared an annual dividend Of p cent The Man
chester and Lawrence Company have declared divi.
dend of3i p cent payable January g. TO holders of
stock at the close Of the 25th lust The Rutland and
Burlington Railroad Company dividend of 3 p cent
on the y cent preferred stock, payable January l.
to holders Dec. % The Lowell Railroad COMPANY
dividend Of y cent
The Middleto,cn Conn Sentinel saws FIVE
Banks have gongnto operation in tina, State under III.
General Banking Law passed at the last session the
Legislature, the circulation bills issued being secured
by stocks deposited in the hands of the State Treasurer
Hon. Edwin Stearns, viz: Union Bank, Norwich
capital sloooooi Bank Of Hartford County Hartford
capital $4,000 which will probably be sooa increased
to 100000; Bank of Commerce, New London-cap,al
$4,000; Bank Of Litchheld Co. New. Nilford-cap,al
100000; saugsuck Bank westport-capital 100000.
The stocks held by the Treasurer to secure the redemp
ton ofhese bills consist of these issued by the States
Of Virginia and Kenteky and the cities Of Boston Hart
ford, Norwich and New.London. Three others are in
eourse ofprepara,ion talked Of viz one In Col
chester, one in winsted and another In Hartford.
AT Boston the Money market is very easy,
ana stocks are advancing Manufacturing stocks are
especially buoyant
ihe Ateony Argus has the annexed Canal
Statistics
- ~ pefty 'eh Al khany va the Er. a4
% eFenfs 70 the cee Of nsvsa;ss IN al s,d iSss
~ s"1 quantity and sveras- vslpe OF go 49,
1852. 1881.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-27
NEW,JERSEY ITEMS.

THE WATCH OvERPowERED.-Last Satur-
5 igbt st about o'clock the Watch attempted 20 arrest
man eonging on board the English steamer lying a. "a
nsrds Dock failing induce the sailor to 20 10 the Ns
Te Dssc.sby he used his club with effect upon the sail
M " no rallied wrenched the club from the Watch and
with il broke the bridge othe Watchmans nose and other
seveely injured ms head Yesterday morning the SAIL
M and apotfer grty were arrested and VIII Lave their ex-
animation tefore the Recorder this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-27
FOREIGN Pasta

~ 70 e Sss.fo Nsy ~ as, Fanny . PenocL o ssvaa
day DsictAh sloan cr cshornia puf BAH r.o,rs s.,e
frenis ron AousTso inc balks Msrsare. HUI Be.set
ins dest sarsh l. Bryant Gay Isle d ss unr JOIN
Ssser fotsr from feioa Panama Graves from Bostoa da
eo,shs Sornrs feG and or New York few Gays
- ionn Ptou, Ansrou Ihoasoa
s sS Co. hs. ssn SS.e for New orleans loading LIE
yohn W Andrew french Poa 10. Syu.-T oIa nom
poston 90 Gen Je-sn7 fsler from Pernlaco do HsIson
Nein4n Hcm barnore. anci Franci. Watts from Peruan
90 eIn,ohs Wnshi Raa- IRON RAhi. Do o. J. Chalee
sesos ron Bsesos Ay-, to ssS Ioa Gardasr fron Per
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-27
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.

SATURDAY, Dec. 25-P. NJ
There was no important business done in the
street today few operators appeared, and one or
two transactions were made at about Fridays rates.
We annex some freight transactions not be-
fore reported by us, made during the week 50 tuns
Clover Seed 4Oj; HID Slaves 3O; $50 tee Beef SIG;
and co bxs Tobacco, A.. To London, 1000 bbls Ma
val Stores and so do. Apples &c., % Pearash, 35I
90 hhds Tobacco 40j 50 tee Glover Seed, III and
50 bales Cotton on private terms. To Glasgow, 200
bbls Flour, Al GAG. To Hamburg. 300 bales Cotton,
/ cent 40 tuns Measurement Goods 40i and As bbls.
Ashes $751; To California there is abatement In the
quantity going forwardhe rates by full vessels are
55G6O and by Clippers, 7Oa90 cents, and Heavy Goods,
101i cents y n 10000 f. Lumber was taken at s65,
and $50 000in second class ship $50. Bre.
bark from Charleston 10 Holland took a cargo Cotton
at /! cents; ship from the port TO Liverpool
cargo at 9-16d brgs to Nuevitas and back, 37
cents for Sugar and 81 IS for Molasses two brs to
Nicaragua with Coal at S. schooner Of 100 tuns for
Tampico and back 81 200; and two schooners from
Attakapas to New.York at IS for Sugar and Mo-
lasees The ship "Rescue," recently reported sold,
has been resold at $4,000. The propeller "Star
of the South" now being built in Philadelphia,
has been purchased by It. P. Stanton g. Co., Of
this City to run between this port and New Orleans
The propeller Ontario, built at Rochester in 1896 32f
tuns register with double engines Of about 90 horse
power each, has been purchased by Eastern house
for tl3OO0-one third cash, balance four and six
months The ship Saxony, late of Bath, Me-, which
cleared at Boston the 22d inst for NewOreans has
been purchased by parties in Boston The ship Tyr
re of Boston, 943 tuns between and years old has
been purchased by parties in Boston for 100000 The
bark Moses b. Stetson, 26j tuns built at Robblnston
Me- has been sold to a Boston house private terms
The bark Juno Of Boston, l2 years old, 30l tuns has
been purchased by Boston house for $4,000. cash
The bark Celeste, "as she s," was recently sold in
this City for $780, cash. The bark Gilbert, of Provi
dence recently purchased by house in this City
for $1,000 The brig Mary Ann, of NewYork 2o6 tuns
has been purchased by John A. Parker, Esq, Of New
Bedford, for sperm whaler She will be rugged into
bark. The brig John s Cuttings. of Baltimore, has
been sold at New Orleans for $1,000, cash.
We have the English papers by express.
Wilaer says:
Since the announcement Of the contents Of the Budget
by the Chancellor OF the Exchequer, the commerce of
the country has experienced marked Improvement
The Bullion market has given way since our last and
although considerable parcels both of Dollar and
Bar Silver have been sold the supply large awaiting
further orders. Quotations reduced, and not by
any means active. Spanish Dollars are scarce. South
American Doubloons in less demand. Gold coming in
fraalv oh hutiv, n1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-27
DIED.
, .hnrr lines. HARPER LAYTON. IN

On Sunday Dec after short illness, HARPER LAfIoH IN
The 9th year Of his age -, -, =,
The friends family respectfully invited 70 attend BIS
funeral late residence, No I'd sv on Tuesday the stn
inst ciock, y. NJ . ...u.---,
Al Jersey CITY, Dec rs, Of cohsupon. MARY ELIZABETH
AcGEvISE wife OF William X. Hdseron, AGED "A years
and end Of the family respectfully invited 70
attend her Monday afey occk from The
rcdue Of Der uncle Samuel W Davenport No Warren place
Jersey City will be taken 70 Greenwood Tor ne
-. -..--
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Spolken.Ac.

large An hp passed the southwark P.rn.buo ON u,
h 500 were spparenty PAINTED and lower part Of
tie hull black. Had os-leck Of Lab, colo, % b.d
msIn skyssi with her IL Z red rters - ' ~
port for Havana ~ '''f ''"' SeA''
Dee Il ai 81 30 ons Co. 'ch May C Ae. 40 hour. I'm New
Dee lsht leu OF Amelia Island .chr Eliza Howard from
Sev-iork for satiIa - 1890 III ''iAh'O'
Dec i q 10 ons s. 90 sko Mary Ward aOoiy fro,. Kew
large .hiD With painted poss house over n.
$3.50 -~s~ ~ VA o'aN-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-27
To Mariners.

Poros.e LeHr Bolr,-The sht At Upper Cellar Point aaI
Lover Cedar Point; The river Potomac viii from their
ioorns "a The LIST day Of January uasss danger
the navsson eosns shall render
sooner should the ver be sufficiently ice 18Th Of
February hey viii that day place. not, as son
Hereafter psctst Darns the abene boats spar
buoy at each pace vii Re lc designate .tltiou.
Jos Escass, Col and Sgp, Of Iishts.
krspirrosr B,.eo.-Ihe Cooperation Of Trinity House ave
Ice .nsr date Of oneon Nov % that the Standing
e-n scar Lard. Ind havas been carried
st ihs 20 temp rry buoy would be mocred prae
insisted. - ~ -" ~ -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-27

NEw.ORLEANs, Dec. 2f-The sales Of CorToS to-day
were oo0 bales The market unsettled on account Of
the receipt OF the news Strct middlinz s
quoted at SIC The sales of the week 81 900 bales The
were receiyedst SIX IL the evening after
business hours.
PRoviDEscE, Dec. S-CoTros-SAles for the week
sbout 500 bales. WooL-Saes for the week limited at
last weeks prices The market closed firm PRIsrrsG
CLOTHS have advanced sst week 6xS4 are held at
o d6c 5000 pieces sold 70 be made The sales Of the
week 50 $50 pieces - -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-27
MARRIED..

n, w.ss~sssv evening Dec e. hy Rev Isaac n. Tatie
CHARLES II BOOTH Me- DEBORAH NJ, daughter ofJohn
Heeruans, E-q,, al o. ihs City.
On Thrr-dsy eyeninz Dec g. BY Hv Dr. nnedy, D. " y
WILLIAMS 10 CHARLOTTE AMELIA, daughter O. John D
Hees ESQ al OF this City. .-.., - c,u,
On Saturday De- % - Rev jesse Pound HENRY v "AhA
GAN 10 Mss LOUISA H. RLNkS, both OF View YORK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-27
Arrived


CHrper star or the Union new VIII ~ hours from Boz
ton Osssn The OF the Unon toSed 10 the
SHIP Underwater (packe from Liverpool Vow l. with 'd.e and
Kermit and Cae~ he L. got ashore on ne y SHE
Of 6edne Ceanne lat vas got on ~ The steamer AeAs and
Bari ckde Harold oued days from Havana es',
Tor Dec the Moro Feech hp Have De Glad
aorpe 81 day. from Havre, bound n.
Bari Tvoi SAYS New Haven "a ballast ~ master
b. bs eIa, of windor) smith, 10 days i'on Hair hsh
tots Whitney Co
Br Jenny, s~ Tyevr''o0, - days from GoehsSfs ron 70
Pr ira Calender tos Ansua Forenls from Antigua
Br P,saeni T. Ioy9r l3 s Holmes 10 Jays IRON oA''
Brs EI1A Waite ofFeepor Huichnou, 20 ys rom Maerl,
vine &C. 10 C. II. Edwsrds-i2 passengers.
schr DAVIS lof Fail Rver) DAVIS days from Baltimore.
SIR London CBr MURPHY 70 day. from coruvar. potatoes
II BnInham Sailed IN company w brig Arrow DSVtson or
sehr Hush Scott Terrier days from Cape
Hsyt. Iosv GOD and coffee 10 Becker 4 Graves
SIR Canton of uore johnson II days from Falmouth Ja
Dry Hsrior. old iron. pmeu,o. &c to A. H. Sob mon
schr Edward Smith y from Ellsworth Ath aud lumber to
SIR Henry Laurens Could Nseha lumber
sehr. Fountain Rboses,T dry. from Roci,and line
s,hr Col smmons HARDING day from Fushins ballast
schr Sarah Mcond Brown daylrom New Haven. ballast
schr cor,e Kenny q hours from BLuDore aud Hampton
Ro,d' Sour TO KIilsnt (: Won s.eh ,..,,-,r n.
sch nortose s,oer 20 dlys from Ca th to Jed rye pe
60 Of sannek ROei sale from E. lost part Of deck loai
sehl John c.ner Carhsrd from Aalapa' with
schr Na,hs Tee day. from Savannah, cotton to Mccea
sehr william coyye- Books. days Portland c.
sehr White Cloud Adkins days from PrOvnceio~n with deb 10
SIR Sea Lion, Hs~tu. days from Roeland, lime.
schr Orocs Hopkins. , days from Virginia, oyster.
sch Ers p. MANNING Burbank day. from virginia oysters
schr Mary Ellen Corson, days rom Virginia, oysters
sop Frederic Brown Gardner de-d-1 days from PROM
denee ballast
wISD-sunrise, w; Meridian, s.w.; Sunset, NV.
ha,k recently ashore al Ab.econ
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PASSENGERS Arrival

". Aiy Robert Pasfsa from sfs,1asas-c.pe., S, -.
o. schf Aso Nsves. e4psled IN a sglal asi lost - 49,
- ~ teTN CA'iss Harois, fro. Hsrsaa-c O. Hsn, Drr-x
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n-Nsss'.--s---I - seis.....4 ~ A0os-Se,s ~ ~.
vArfs--.-.. BAL.
s~aes Hoot - Aim Gov. Isszd.. sam H.H e.,. ,o,.
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uaS,'srI m. BAD ,sks % hosre 6ve 'tay.
p-Tt r. Haveu- sery, . eys iruia Dc mr. g.
-sb run, cd copv-r, e., n ma Tor.
Ell ID rrau C0gr ~ tzys ron 1atTaq VII 10 -
~ogos J. stcp 2 Co Nov . p nj y ~ PEI SIT 80
~, ~ Chanrczorfa. A1r.erdec or No. fork.
r,rk nvrr PaLhsm Ir AID u Isyl nm Kay Wef,rhere
81. raf eaiy vh vood &C., % Ne l1fh son De- - .
mir. Of Cap~ Nay POKE bs AfroN ,Br son Fcioa 10 hafa'
Pri core Of To- coh,.s smith II iyl from Aus csyc'
ub cnfee osvnoi 6. Do-g De- % ii; - 81 long
Is So cke rom Forf al pay o s'7r 20 a. o
Ans saor b. Dom - a'Fs iFonl iks i'nd '.l
set - G. . : Wh-eiursht
Be- N-lry ol Ha ln.el NlTs, III say Ken Fo- Tx W"
oratse. &c to II. soutmayd son
BfH Kscon Waftas a. dag oi sa'aaaa ~t- o'ioa -
Brs Torso Barry iavs ora Jlckssh iua5cr 2 } Gre-
Brr B1crs VISTA Hines 10 days from "iflrsilA . e. WI
rtval stores n 4 : Powell
Brs Bev-yn nas... IS dsy. '-cm ra- H. ! c. WI 'a'a
store. .ornd q Boston
La a. rsk Eei a a@ss Inn 49, s~ss-o NJ =
see and r.selsocs 70 order -,
sr r ,poFs sv dsvs from Juso J. 3. Re-,os VIII
snrar I'd kones u raffhsyT. Fan s1l 4. Ect
sehr setfa-fs wsssioa 70 4ys ol Port Lav1ea
cotton.
SIR Helene Csrifa s days from chsfetoa, With eo:oa
eek- G<vr-rnr W-fs-n. IL 1svs from lsctsozvde z p
STR Frsiefh n smith. dnys from si'rns .
schr Iootou: fseotn d.y ron fs more i7rfrlLkbft NE
s.tr Mason b DAVIS Davs, days frem Baltimore
schr. Julia Ana. Hal dns. dsys from Ba i'nofe.
scir. H.mrfob. -, II day frorn hsehias
sArLED-stesuhps Arciir. Luce Liverpool Ashanna lad
low ssvanrah ChsFeoa ships Bald EIs-, Dnur
go epeuence Haskell san FrAno; Queen tie West
Hsle- Liverpool Raah. Jones feworesns; baA. Ctn
Bg.ch 81 TomA Carrsia. ne~) Hote Cenuesosi og Ony
um Port Ave Lbor w. H. Hazard Austin 81 harks All
Cthers
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The following is the comparative values and quar-
10. .IooraJ k1bauy.

The reduction OF the rates ofto which on the greater
portion Of the up freghts amount 10 80 per cent,
while il has slightly diminished the tolls received at
Albany, has drawn TO the Canals largely increased
amount of busness-to and from tide water.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw.YoRR n.
Cleared
Arrived.

sam,s NA,on Ferry, Chu.e-;ou spoHord ri.,,o, r.
s'Af Hester, Wo:deH. New Haven DsnAaa 4 -. 20
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EsGISEER's OFFICE, CIRcLsvrLLE, Dec. 2 1851
NOTICE to CONTRACTORS-SE

ENCINEERs OFFicE, CtRCLsvILLE, Dec. I35z
NOTICE to RACTORS.-SEALED
IN PROPOSALS viii be received until January II, 1853
at the Office Of the CINCINNATI WILMINGTON AND
for furnishing all the NATURALIZATION chairs and spike
ceptedand doing all the work necessary for the constuc
and entire completion of their Roed from Lancaster
GAINESVILLE, assistance of about forty-two miles,
Plans profles specifications and all the necessary IN
by the Engineers, at Circleville
portion Of the work is heavy and well worthy Of tho
at their disposal TO insure the speedy construction Of the
Road and would prefer letting IL Contractors who
prepared to take portion Of the snck should their bids
otherwise be favorable provided they furnish afs
factory evidence Of their ability complete the work in de
shortest practicable time. TRACY McCRACkEN,
Chief Engineer .
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BOSTON, Dec 9f-A briss Lawrla from CAPE Hayten 18Th
inst. Hea from RIO Jsnero Oct 49, csndace Baltimore schr
Commodore. Kesrney. New York.
NEW ORLEANS Dee 2+-Arr ship gcnaEson, Boston baras
sisrra Nevada ard Peifei, New iork.