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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-12

The funeral services Of the infant of Ffsac
and Louisa Holbrook will take place a, the NOISE Oh
LoweH holbrook No So Per2ont- ST., BroDslya tn. -.
srnoon at o'clock Toe friends of the family are iayred
TO attend. " 49, %
On Tuesday moning, Feb. II, suddenly ASA A GOOD
hllH, aged 81 years End mOaths
The friehos OF the family invited 20 atteHd the f,-
neral a. L clock On Thursday morning the 18th INST IN,
from bs late residence No 928 Broadway without
invitation The remains Will be taken to nauachuse,is
for nterment
Al IaHytown. Nev-Yolk, Feb 10, MARGARET G
SHIELDS daughter OF the late CAPT Shields, cf New
Henry WnGle ~ " N"F
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited 70 at,
tend the unei from her late residence at on
fhuuday, Feb, a. a. u o'clock
" New Orleans papers pie ase COW
On WEDNESDAY morning. Fec. IL, RICHARD sen Of
- days ~
The relatives and friends OF the family the member. Of
Chehea Lodge. 1. OF o. = AID members OF M N p
No H. are respectfully invited attend his funeral Il IN
the residence Of his father No So 9Th or Tnusdsya
ternO-n a. o'clock -
Very suddenly, Of disease Of the heart Feb H. HER
MAN hAf l; Of the firm Of II L X 8 Hayt Pattsrsaa
Putnam Co. " Y. ~ '4'oN'
" tfshklH STANDARD please cOsy
feo ~ MARIA. daughter Of DR.. Garrett Haulenbsck
deceased, OF Pompton. n. J IN her dist rear
Inc firnas OF the fany 70 at:snf the f
se!'i ron her lsie residsnce No I37 Madon ST. On f
cay me ~ b INST at 70 o'clock A n Ia D..
O3 Tsensscsy morning. iith INST GABRIgI Urn.
~ Nv ~ y 10 iAtae 70 ,sar Of mis- age
The relaives and Seld. Of the family Are rs,.se,fu
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s6msfy. Frsns fort; soArs Manson. Manson. Por,.,-
Pires john F.sni'is G.il.eai. d HsnIi.ita s,sa.
solk. Cro~sl Paia'el9hs. ca 1lh. ,chr Iaoos. psS.
er. PoLadslehis. SD ,hip osappse, banks LA: ssy
BATH Feb T-sId b,rs Lizzie Loud. Maishy. Hs-.,.
@h-A,r .chr Lsrson pesai = nnimaa New York
DARIEN-Arr list, brig Alex. Mlksn, Fsa Fan.
FLIzABErH fITY-siJ. prev. to Feb. J. ,chr. NJ.
Gen. EhrinRhaus. Sumons do
FALL RtVER. Feb 6-sii schr. Virgin a. WfgAla e-
ton fhliiscepha; sioop Isaac Il Borden Dunsing, Nee.
GEoRGETowN. scar Cd schr Dirso. oss
Boston q DAYS for 8uckUie has been blown OF aai ~
psrencsd Neavr weather
HOLINESS HoLF,Fob 6, PM-An. schrs Ab.sr.
Mnier. Bostor for Delaware City
Returned. .chr. biary. SD scbr. Hbernia.
THAR; brig Thcs =. Knlr. Steele Boston f< PhlA-
Ysgb Nav Ga, pros"sa.o f., ''' Nss-
Sth-ArT brg Haraseeket. Adams Norfolk f,T Portland:
sehrs Hamlet Sargent and Sarah Libby. Do for do sH
chs bris HarTa,eeke,; scAgr Mary; Car5ns H,-
net Sarah
la port ii A NJ. wind sw brig ThcmA, + Knox; ,cAr.
Canton
NORFOLK, Feb s-Arr bark Plato. cariel, c.Iaens;
7 Bsneslot. Ie,mss; DO. do; Delaware, pal do. d.;
s JShs;S Ran DE- so 3D. ps es sA Ls;s
NEW LONDON, Fso. S-AIr schr. Palestine, Hls,
NANTUCKET. Feb. Carr. schr. Jacob Rgms.a.
Bourne PhIsGephia.
NORFOLK, Feb. 7zAn big Lucrs,is. tBrl Bons.
New-Yerk. Cid. bark Elyra hardeck, Emory. for Bsr.
PHILADELPHIA Feb. lo--Ar brig, Isabella MIDI.
erIop, kiH gstoB, Jam Xayels, Friend: Pensacola, r.
do Hemiuswsy New or cans. Frs Fabars, Foatane O.
Jsgo de Cuba. Adele. Lewis, s. Thons; X LoPsf,
beo. schr Cs'hsIne. Cohls. Bonaire CID schIs Gss.
Edward NAV Nsw-Yorb c +. Blown, Ingcrso DO,
Caroline Hall Rogers. do T.. Townsend, Ma'hers, Do:
Charles Whiting, Taylor do; J. n. SIeelclan Gaoty,
Brooklyn -
PENsACOLA-Air. prev. to 2ad, schy +. A. Heah.
Putnam Searport.N
PoRrL AND; FEB. EAR. brig John pa,tOu; Bu,s,s
Boston, schrs Eicsl Berry, and Medora, Rhoades. New
YORK. Cid briggs Northusn, Farrar, St Jago hanows.
York do Cid eth, bark Sierra New ada, new. q BIO
wick tsi "a e5ths Robert " Foster, Metankas INC
Finarcier Hall, Cardenss, schr Austin, Gioos' Nss-
York. ,.., c,.,.
PROVIDENCE, Feb 9-Arr. bark Utah, g Judy Ne.
be brig Foster. Baker Charleston soop GeoTee Cob
heieh New-York. Cid. srhr. Worcester IN odes Phia-
aelphie Below brig Coni)ver, Dutch, Gardens
RICHNOND. Feb. 9-Arr steamer h9anoss' Pnnh.
New-york Sid schr. COquett. Benaet, New'f1k.
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NAvAL.-The L. S. Fregate Susquehan-
nah. Com ]. H. Aulick, from Rio de Janelro for tns
East India Station, put into Naurtus, NOV 10, ioi
Goals and water, and remained In port on the is'n'
all well ,..i,,
The IT, s. brig cambridge, Lieut.. Commanding
John Manning, sailed from Rio de Janeifo Dec l"
for Coast OF Africa 81 r w
The IT, S sloop-of war jamestown, Capt. " W.
Downing was at the River of Plate. Dec. Is
The IT, g. frigate Raritan, Capt. Chas. Gauht', re-
manned at Valparaiso, Dec IS.
The u s. soep-of-war ST. Mays, Commahoef
Magruder was at Valparaiso, Dec. %, ,.,,
The L S s,oreship Lexington, Lieus. MlIcneli,
from Ney.York July 2s via Rio de Janeiro, was az
Valparaiso Dec. IS, all well to sail soon iof san
Francisco. n.
The T. s. fdgate Congress, Capt. Geo. Pearson;
Com. McHeever, was at Rio de Janelro Dec. 10, all
well 49,
The s sloop ofwar Marion, Com. w N Glen.
6y was al Hong Kong Nov 49, and the Saratoga AZ
Whampoa. ~. n-
The i. S. sloop-of- war Dale, Com. VIM. Pearson,
was al ST. Vincent's On the Cd Jan.
The L. S. sloop-ofwar Decatur, Com. Green, az
rived al Pensacola on the 2ith ult., from cruise
The Naval Expedition TO Japan, under Commo'
dore Perry will depart 10 March, ana tne
ri will be the flag ship. The Cumberland ana o.
Lawrence will make part OF the squaoIoH "
Smith Lee, L. s. Navy, is to nave conmanu oi 'ue
team propeller Princeton, one of the Squadron
IL is stated that entire change IN the naval
Uniform is TO be made very shortiy-a board CON,
nosfd of Capt Breese, Commander Rlnggoid ana
Lieut. Blunt is at present engaged in the matter as
sisted by the head of the Naval Bureaus.
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FLOUR AND AIFAL-There IL a good demand for
Western and State Flour aud the rs rather better
The rmness holders and the incemency o. She we,,sr
rettrct the sales. Shippers wOuli buy Stae freely al
81 IS but Ii is generally refused holders ookng Tor
further advance By the Pacific due The Eastern AID
local inquiry fair and the better grades tend up ward
The sales Of do nestle reach S0o his A. ~ 75 AZ r.,
common TO straight State 81 87!GS5 l2l for mrad
OHIO and fsycrtc State Southern Is rather bs.,sr
with good demand for the trade and for Fac
common good straight brands and s5a IS 50 Tor fame
included in the sales are LOCO bbs. straight Baltimore 70
Corn Meal wanted Sale, of 100 bills Jersey
at s. 81 Buckwheat Flour is salable at 50 l2lQSI.7
=, GsAIN-Whsnt j, very buOyah. and il, much wanted.
The supply ishi aud the marke unsettled Saies
bu,h old Gtnesee geev) at 95c Oats very plenty
Sc and jersey at 37asac Bailey demand 70 nc
Corn quiet the supply is moderate and demand fair for
ahoat. and 7Oc for Southern yellow, delivered. RE i,
more freely offered and the market Il lower aud dull
,PRoyIsIoNs-our marke, for Pork i. vsiy steady;
the supply and demand are alike moderate Sales Of $50
for old Mss lots and sl3 SsIeis Is for Old Pans
Beefls very bu0yan and far demand for the local
O fs $ sss 30 for i Mes. and nd
S5all Beef Hams are firm and in demand; sales of 100
ample sales o. 80 bbis and prime at SIC I'd
seS m 2 S & w BaI s firm and n good
for Ohio. Cheese saable at sla7lc Picked Meas
are firm and n demand Sales OF 500 teces Hams at Sa
SEEDs-There fam demand for Glover; sales of Ga
bbs ats aSsc Timothy Is in better demand sales Of 81
bbls. good Western at SIC 50.
WHISKY-Ihe MARKETS stready. with fair inquiry
Sa es Of $50 bbs Prison at 2O.G2O Druge is mactyeat
20ic time and interest
HEMP continues inactive IS bales dew-ro.ted ner-
can ,Od at $li7 SOC
IRON is less finn and less active 900 tuns sold at $50
SOC. and Gengarnoch az SEQ 73c g months
LEAD dull 200 tuns Spanish Sold at 81 37JGsi 4ic
time and interest '
NAVAL STORES are steady. 1000 bills rough Tur-
pentne sold at 50 Co. and 900 bbs Spirits at 40aiIc
5tCU bOls. common Resin bsen sold
foL WllmII gton and 81 q for North County
NOol-The demand Is good for all kinds of domestic
10000 fleece sold al 5G40c and 10 10 pulled at 3d.
Ior super and s2a i5c. for extra
TEAS-Messrs Hoffman 4 Co. offered catalogue of
Blacks and Green's which, with the exception of some lots
o. BACKS which we're withdraw sold a. full PRICES
Holders are firm and the demand Is active
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ReceiDfs of Prndnce

by Ere Rdrodd-i2S pigs Butter, IS do Cheese 40
pols tIour, % do Whisky, 80 do A,hts $40 slde.
Le,sher 80 bags Wheat l72s Oats $50 Hogs. e
By Nee Haven Railroads.&c. pkgs Butter t4s do
Sheese 10 oales Hops, 200 sides Leather casks Ashs,
20 bbls Flour Is Hogs and 81 shssp ''
~ Hadson kirer Raitroad-466 bb'g Apples 81 ca,s,
Ashes IA bos Beer ~ hhds de- 81 pkgs Butter AZ grs
Beef IL bbls Beans, IA psgs Cheese Calves casks
Cieer bhs Eggs. 5S bills Flour 80 bags do l70 bnsh
Feed V dead Hogs 12 bales Hay $50 sides Leataer >,
pkss do. o. pigs Meal l0s bush. Oats SO bbls Peas
5l oush Malt IS? dead Sheep bids Tallow n saddles
Nenson IS bales Wool so bb.s Whisky 6 uns Machnery
1898 pkgs Merchandise. " -'Ae''
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Compton, -Arra,gnsd Owen Plum SOr, and
and JaSaes Colsan were arraigned ths M fhem
plead ed not guilty to an indictment c9tIss
via rape UPON the person OF Bridget Henry 0'r7'
were also srraigned. but in like pea is1 sui,ly
psaa.s GO ~ comma, petit larceny, ne beng n
dcsed for an attempt commit grand sTGeuy
essed the plea and sy so pe. larceny
~ h;r ;ndc,ea Tor grand larceny. The Court also
Accepted his plea and suspended Judgment. ID
Naotber business being ready, the Court ADJOURNED
AZ an early hour.
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S2s,l3i


The receipts OF the Pittsheld and North Adams
kaiiroac branch OF the Western. were for pas.en-
gers, Sl lSl 81 freight, $l9is3 81 other sources
$sOo. The aggregate expenses were SO 0l2 me- in.
come, S2l 5O2 80. The payment of b cent on the
stock, which Is guaranteed, III two dividends of %
cent amounted TO $27 000 leaving deficiency 10 De
charged 10 the guarantee fund account of Is q- as
The business yielded - 909 gross revenue more han
IL ola IN 1850, but the increased expenses e the 81
revenue only sass larger N an IT that wear
The value of the Massachusetts Sinking Fond AZ
the close OF the year 1850 wasSSli 900 a. Increase
IN 1881 ,501 09 total value al the end OF last vssr
$osl 5gl 81 The increase ofthe Albany Sinking Fnnd
vas S24 slo %, maSngats total value $3ls % ag
gresaie value OF both funds cog 966 49, Tee to,sI
increase OF the Sinking Funds was $l04 sos 20
The floating debt OF the Corporation, which On
the LIST December, 1850, amounted 70 siOI 500 US
entirely extineuished prior TO 30.n NoTember ISL
and on the l7th December, when the dividend ststs
ment was made up, the cash and cash assets IN t7s
names OF the Treasurer amounted 10 $3l3 62I
Arrangements have been made with the g,,jsn
Railroad Company for doing their work be, ssen
chatham -Four Corners and Albany Twelve ami =
bali miles of track, bet wesn Middlefsli and pr
ned, have been relayed with 20 pound rail
Tne total cost Of the Western and Alha,v ,,5
West Stockoridge Railroads. 20 Nov 30 Is5i vs. -,
Sss3s,75s a. The total 1mbsr of shares is~nsShv
the Corporation Is 81 500. ~
me buffalo Commercial Advertiser saws:
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EofelRn Pofta.

AZ Rio de JaDeuo. Dec. %, u. g. ship Congress- Con
McReeyer, I'm. mOnteyideo: ships Realm, Stevens fn
Cadz. nnc So. lawrence. Brown I'm Montevdeo barEs
T. q p. Woodward, Wood ward, I'm. Cardiff, for New
Orleans Active, 6coles, fn. Baltimore Sarah Chase
osgocd, fun Richmond; Maryland, Klein, do. May
Elizabeth, Goodel FIN. Boston; d Corning Corning. fm
New-York Nay Queen Watson. I'm. Boston, Victory
Botum nm Baltimore; Gulford. Leslie, I'm; San Fran
water, fn Ban Francisco St. James, Little I'm PhiIade
Phis Lady SUFFOLK Polleys, fan. Valparaiso; Panama,
Gravel fin New Orleans Baltimore Cooper, fan Balti-
orioe, Stump, Baltimore; X. Saxon, Lieut.
I'm Cailao; pat in IA distress Dorado, Echbergsr In
Newfoundland; Yankee Blade. Whitney, I'm Liverpool;
brgs CamaTgo, Gordon, fn. California Water Witch
Ramoeg. I'm. Newfoundland; Bathurst, Dulton I'm. Per-
nambuco sehr. Grand Turk Cooper, I'm. CahfJraa
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK FEBRUARY II.
See Ssrh Page for additional Shipping tHfeHIsene'
Cleared.

Cleared.
steamshirs-Niagara. sioue. Liyerpao E CgnaLd. Jr .
Gen. Concha thew, SPANISH Paz, Havana r. Harmony
NsRp~Paaola CBr } White. Ns--oreans. t. Richardson
Barss-PhGniy Mason, Port Wahall. Mason Thomp-
son; Commodore. WI iams Cadz, J. B. Sardy
Bngs-Emelpe. Watts; Card,9a', ElNe,i 20 ;
Bentley Cardeuas ]. w. ElFen Co Clara Windsor.
Button. Portau-P Prince u. Becker X G,asre;
schoOners-hio. Herrick. Jacksonville, Thomson n
Hunter; Argus Baldwin, Stanford j. H. hsys1,' ser
bag Psr,sIs PSsceP B. Plsbusy Sanford; DSl2a a0
Baltimore, johnson Lowsen.
Arrived
Ship Grey Hound, (of Kng'ton) Wnsor Rio de Janeiro.
Dec g. coffee % " 5 Weimore. SD. in with blrks
J H. Taylor. for 81. rhom,s; Wm Chase. D'Tney for
lon IS boarded by the relief schr NJ NJ. Freeman.
ween to W assdsa s Da sgns az,
weather during the passage Vessel consigned to the
schr. Geo Shattuck. Meen, Virginia days. oysters.
schr Geo. s Craig, Smith, Milford. Del, days corn TO
schr Rough Ready, Calls, PASSPORT via Newport u
days lath and hsh 70 Brett, Nose Co.
Enthusiastically Niagara. (R.N) Stone, for Liv-
erpool.
wIND-At sunn;e. Sc; meridian, SSW.. and fresh.
The plot boat Nsttle (No ~ arrived yesterday morn;
in with the middle buoy Of Gidney Channel and took IN
but in consequence OF very heavy sea was obliged
to let 1t 60 On the 9th 40 miles by S Of Sandy HOOK
fell in with the mzzenmast topmas and topgslan'mast
of ship, with nothing attached bu the standing rigging
the mast heads painted black
The ship Marg Ward, Moody, hence for New Orleans,
has anchored al the sV Spit, detained BY head winds
From Correspondents
PHILADELPHIA, Feb Mechanically Charles F..
Lex. new Harper, Port au Prince schr Cicero, Cso,
New-Yors.
The bark Nashua. Clifford. ousy reported as
having cleared for Boston yesterday.
Disasters. &c.
BARK THETIs-Accounts from this vessel up TO Sunday
evening Sh state tina. she is badly kee ed of shore
and much exposed TO the sea She Is in such position
that it viii be almost impossible TO get her of.
SCHR s r. POTTER, from New-Oreans. for WHOSE sac
W fears entertained, arrived at Wilmington on the
18th ult in disabled condition.
BARK SHAW OF Boston before reported lost ON Segun
returning port having sprung leak 10 South Cnan-
mel and pump had become useless She attempted 10
make hsrbor in st. Johns Bay daring Sc ran Storm
aud mstook Seeuin for Pamaqud Point Light She struck
Cape Small Point
ScHR ATrAKAPAs, at Attakapas, La, eM nit, reports
having the schooner Northern Light, DAVIS, from
Attakapas for Charleston. ashore Ship Island Shoals
2lst nit.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. IS The Rebel. Long from st. Mi
chss for Boston arrived here to day having bore up from
lat. a. Ion A. with loss Of spars, cargo damaged &C.
having been struck by heavy seas on the I'D and 2oh
December.
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E-DSt.

UNITED STATES HOTEL Wednesday. Feb ],
nor the Kindness Of those gentlen.s
II who assisted me after having been rescued -
watery grave Monday night At the Futon Fsrus ~
them receive my most grateful thanks For tns /. ~
pened 10 must have lost my reason, 20 grsAs
l2fIts J. H. DENOS"
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Whalers.

cid at Newport 9Th inst, ship VIM Lee, Gr1nusor,
dian and Pacific Gee,
All al Table Bay Oct. a. Philip Ssson, Of GreenpJIt
supposed cleas, and sid agRn 26th.
Ship Deucmlcn arr az London, from Sydley, NSW. has
$50 bbls sp AID $50 do OIL carg0es OF ship
Herald and bark Belle, of Fsirhayea.
letter from Capt G. ford Of ship Hope. Of New Bed
ford reports her Porto PTaya Caps de Verd Isands
Dec TO- all wen clean, had experienced heavy weather on
aye passage out Reports at do ships Messenger Baker
OF New Bedford clealbad lost cooper by drowning ia
nus, Cornell do do, Norman, Chase. of Nantucket do
Hero, MCeave do do. Lying off and on, Rambler Por-
ter, Nantucket clean. Sid few days previous 10 Dec
10. George Washington, New Bedford. clean
A letter from Capt Tnompkins Of ship Young Phenix
OF New Bedford, reports Ter at Port L9us Mauritus
Oct 81 with $50 bbs sperm oil board sail ne u day
70 cruise of Port Dolphin and thence to the Of New
Holland Reports sid from Porr Louis few days prevl-
Gus TO Oct 81 bark Mars Borden New Bedford TO cruise
and home. oil not mentioned.
ssokeL-Jsn 5, lat 81 IL N, Ion. SO W, ship Roman
Cumskey. New Bedford for Pacific
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ELORA'S FESTIVAL.-The subscr-
beIs will give this popular Juvenile Cantaa on ~
EVENINGS Of WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, The
18th and l2h at the TABERNACLE by choir Of asoo
One Thousand Young Singers
The Tabernacle will be beautifully decorated whtsss
evtrgreens, flowers &C. &c giving the whoe Of th par
occupied by the singers the appearance Of Prias6vs
Forest or Grove Of the Fairies.
Single tickets, 50 cents each ticket admitting ufee
ST. For sale at the usual music stores aad q ~
door. Doors open at CT Concert, to commsncs = u
O'Clock WIN. b BRADBUN
fit T. @. BRADBURY
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To Mariners.

IcEThe accompanying interesting to vessels bound
from the East Indies to any point in the North Aatc as
the ice was seen directly IN their route.
This ice has made the nearest approach TO tue Equator
in either hemisphere of that have ever heard Of the
is that IN 1929 by Capt Couthouy, in lat IS 10 NJ lon 81
mentioned IN our memoir OF the Dangers and Ice OF
the North Atlantic. GEo. W. BLUNT.
(Fmland) bark Stka, n Weekman master, on the yoy
age from Whampoa 10 New-York
Saturday Dec 20. f3 lat. "a 81 lon. ij Z at 81
OF lock the evening" observed at distance ahead of the
vessel some bright spots the surface of the water which
were believed TO be quantity OF small fish, but by APP
preaching neer to no movement TO be seen on the
bright and tho darkness shining spots steering about
cables length distance between spots the of TRAN
gular shape OF about IS thoms length and the other
tango OF somewhat smaller size we could clearly dis
tnguh II to be the smooth hat aud white surface Of ce
very little above the water hIte aterward we pissed
at about ships length another piece OF ice Of aDout IS
fathoms IN diameter which laid IN the middle somewhat
higher above the water smaller also
both sides of the ship About 10 after observed
shining brightly in five different places We altered the
direction Of the vessel avid the ce and passed 1t at
considerable distance. These quantities. o. ice formed q
connection in the direction from WNW. and ESE ard
could be seen from alo for many minutes Wind South
ery light breeze udy and thick arr barometer % So
Mcneil Dec 90 I85-The largest of three Beacoas fo,
entering this port marked abovs the TaDge with Tun
and having by OF dapidatiD 90 be taken
down. and the reconstruction of requiring until the mid
die Of June 1872 there will consequent in the interval
attention OF Mariners is therefore directed.
BUOY on THE STEAM ROCK -HELIGoLAND, Jan 7, 1852
The BUOY placed the Steam Rock a. the entrance of
the South Roadsead has he late gales
but viii be replaced by another soon weather
ms lis always TO be recommended 10 shlpma
ing the said entrance to direct their particular at cation
the Beacons standing this and Sandy Land 70 poa,
ing OUT the exact situation OF de said Rock.
The Light ship Cen Tayl9r has resumed her station
Pollock Rip at the following bearings and distances Bly
on Pollock Rip, N. of a mile. Chatham Lights, N.
miles Montgome,y Point Light. WV. a miles Buoy
ON Round Shoa'. S; W Buoy on Stone Horse. w. N.
Buoy on Handkerchief ". By S.
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siStkTUsy ALsAgAr----rsIs oAS
aur-g,ssx 80 Sets 49, 81 doos-Rses.....0 So N
RICK wATER---.Feb IL
esndy HOOK L "a Gov Islgsd--- , II Hell Gats...3 3ba
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invited tn a'terd tho fDnersi Friday ate i3th
inst A, 81 ocs the residence 5fhs law u A
Wurdock Esq No 81 East 18Th S., V,h,u further
stra
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spoken. sc.

Jan 28, no lat SC. brig Keosa, Carver from Boston
for MatanZaf
Jan 2 lat a. Ion IS So bark Lacona. from Boston for
Mobile
Jan TO- la. 81 ST. Ion 80. brig Csrry Pettenghl OF
and nom PASSPORT days out, bound to Alexandria.
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MARRIED,
DIED.

AZ Butts Hotel. Feb TO- by Rev T. " Chaubsrs WIZ =
LIAM HALL 10 PRISCILLA CUTLER
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Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED roR THE TRIBUNE
WEDNESDAY FEB IL.
ASHES-The mark is fteady with fair demand sales
Of 100 bbls a. IS for Pos and SEA S. 2 Tor Pearls
COTTON Is active; 300 bales sold 10. day at abon
Yesterdays prices. Holders are willing sellers
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On ne BE. ns iast. there were owned in the ID
.rct OF '..r,lo Creek % steamers and % propel,
lefs-r Taking an aggregate Of A steam vessels OF
90 43s 81 unnage and carrying crews OF sO3 person.
and also lni hriEs and schooners, OF asgreg ite
,unnape Of 236lS 50, and employing crews OF 7Io
nersons There was also building at tn da;e, IN
he feren ship yards of this city an Aggregate OF
over 900 tuns OF steam and sail vessels.
The valuation OF the commerce at this OF any
other point, is out guess Work, a. best, tacusn
pretty near approximation may be reached. we
az the Custom House estimates, which are male
I'm from as reliable data as can be Obtained.
Tatal value OF imports by lake.--..---S 3l ss09Sl
Total value Of exports by lake---------- H2gl I29
Aggregate Western conmerce. OH
To which, if We add the exports from
Tonawanda, $685. tuns, valued
af.------.---------- ,Iv2i2J
Imports at Tonaganda, ll3,2ll
TINS j,ucS'ooo -l,co-'p,p
And Dur kirk say Observation-Disclosures o,vVViVV,
we have The total commerce OF the Dis.
trict OF Buffalo Creek. amounting ss315'
The full returns from Dunkirk are not yet re-
ceived but the merchandise and other feigN
,ransnorted west over the Erie Railroad alone
amounts to SIS 1874 $50, the aggregate cannot fall
far short of SIS 100000. The total Western exports
OF this District amount to s5l POS 922 without taxing
into account the enormous quantity OF Yauaoe
GOODS Transported by the different Express Compl'
MES the tunnage OF which does not appear on any
other books than their W. and when Is not kep'
there in such mani as to admit Of the estimation
Of its value No doubt the full returns from the
whole District, with the exact valuation, would
show traffic Of $9o,00O,OCO.
The value of the exports by Canal, as made up at
the Collectors Office is SIS 9s4 423 on which tolls
were collected amounting TO $777,lO6 Sc
The value of the Imports By Canal, and made up
al the same Office. is silsl0,39s with an aggregate
tunRage OF 237.3il tuns.
The albany Ercning Journal has the fol-
lowing
OFFICIAL STATEMENT of the condition Of the Il IN
corporated Banks and % Banking Associations IN
Lorr- he nlTT Of Nj
Dec 90, 1851, as per reports on fie in the Bank
Department.