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BOARD in SOUTH BROOKLYN.--

ROARD.-A Gentleman and hls WE,
Et or rnge Gentlemen can Obtain full OF partial para
Apply Eid. 3D. sv, second house above SHhs
new, ~.lh E.oIsTa ln2rsvsasnn A
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SAM STICKS NEW BOOK.-YAN-
- KEE YARNS AND YANKEE LETTERS. By
judge Halliburton author OF The Clockmakor." Van
kee stories" sc. sc. NTH provoking and amusing
book sure TO envea dull moments enhance the ENJOY
Iaent of cheerful ones and prove nfahble remedy
against theSardy isht Of .ime. Prise 20 cents.
Also, new edition of HOME AND IFS lNFLU-
ENCE. b. Miss Adsa Sidney. author Of " Sadness ard
GIneSs sc Sr Price cloth u cents; paper 50 cents
BVNCS X BROTHER, Publishers,
1851 no. l3i Nassaa-ss
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r. Mercantile Library Association Lee
,.ret I'm Le1tass o, ths clIfss Will De os3Iv
.,so ID Fore Chapel on MONO AZ EVkNlNS. Fe2 =
essHsrcizg a. ., oclesk by rev l.. ~ ChAFi'- oNe-
nc-Ths Aeioa! and ths Iseai n. :.
"F.b o TX MAYVEi. sgsjee;--"Th Use Of Be my
essk...s. 49,. f.fr,l II ~. CAMP.
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re- L. 90. F.-Noticc.-Tbs n w. Grand Eacamp
meat Of Southern New York will ts regu az
,ni.sDnual Session at the O. r. Rall. on MON
DAY Feb. p at a. O'clock. r. n Re2TesentGGses viii
p,eass he eanctual in attendance BY order.
2lis JOHN J. DAVIS. q. Scribe,
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EXHIBITION, NATIONAL AGA.
IL DENY of DEsIGE-rhe Tseaiy seventh AanuAs
Elkib,oa viii open to the public on o. about me .s
April. Artists ttoIAs 20 exhibit are not.ed ,nas 4s'
Of thsf be sen. 70 the Rooms Of hs
No co. Broadway. before tae tenth q MaIcn '>I
bey nav be called for by the perters Of the AcaaeEy
IS; sc j. H. SHESOGUE. Cor See ~ a
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Foanise.

Observation-Disclosures at No. III
- Mass 4U-st salerer. sch0oltetcters, Booa-kses
es Bar .sepers, PoIte,s. Men Haroads and Farms,
BOYS 20 lean respectable Sadss Girls 10 l rssfoa.ss
and ctabe st1a ions Applicants nclosn1 81 free
Of postage, describing particulars. can be suited
q IL THOS. SPHINX, Agent.
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.tV Emigrant Istel,iSence ONCE and Labor
Exchange, Nos. % and 81 CRRsl-St, New Ncfk TINS
odes established by the Commissioners Of Emigration
whore always be found large numbers of Laborsrs and
sspans az very low rates Of wages AMI persons have
Their orders filed by writing the Superintendent and
sanding the amount to pay the passage Of the
parties required Ne fees charged % employers.
uy2 MWkEtf JAS. p. PAGAN, Superintendent.
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- Peoples Leeturcs.-Tae f,s,tA lec.are Of TIE
..-r, viii be eivsa a, the Tdbernacis oy HENRY
xAYp sEEcnER. IN TUESDAY EVENING, FEB. ?.
sal,sc-fke LswefPecsdsnts Tickets a.. cents to be
ss.t No 1911 Nassau 81. and a. the door Tyo Tickets
.s.na at'cnaa ard tso Ladies. Lecture viii CONF
rsses ~. s'ceck. NZ'
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rsg WSya % ,se The IL, g.e TSS

~ Word 90 the Nise.-At the lsst meeuos OF
The WASHINGTON BUILDING ASSOCIATION,
NesN Shares ,ol1. thus enabling nua0ef Of iae
sness to hscome their own landlords so shares have
eusse been taken The aill continue Al ~
,Ae nezt regular meeting Feb. Q, after which VIII
~ ~ These ~ho wish share IN h, 1olrsang AfSocs.
e'a TIE present low ent,apce fee would DO well to call
we seeetarys ofce Ne $50 Pear-s, aud subscribe at
shes regular meet Will he held At Warrea HAL, oor-
ei Oliver aud Henry ats MONDAY EVENING,
sso 1850. A. e'cocs. Shares Will Do redeemed All
essoaEs are public. CASPAR C. CHlLDS, President,
=, =, fefiOaal Dcgsocref Oh.ce. No. ~ Anu-st.
a. d heeIra, Sec =, Nc. ~. Psarl-s,. ~ sh
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se1s It Important that every should provide themselves
wMh pair of good BOOTS, which they Will fRd at
A. BAkkRS. No. 80 Besknas ST., ready made o. made
10 order at the foo.D astonshngy low prices. DOUOle
Sailed Water proof 81 SCI Stout Boots 50 500 Dress Boots
VITA patent shsnk, So so Patent Leather BoOis 50
All warranted o. the beS, quality. JSI 81
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az The Memhrrs or Inhm,trini Homr Asso.

", Ihe Members OF tndustrtas nome Assoc
eiettoR No lnlormed that VIII n'ceiEe Deeds 10
mel eemg reoraea - ine OwHSSs Al aeeas each over
.xdAsove tie Recordcr'c ctarse lSl) lviu be al Mr.
Sstllos Office, No Chambers ST. where the deeds are 10
ee Oh aaaed, on WEDNESDAY, aadSArUhDAl from 3.
70 seeloCk. tff3 SCI JOHN STEVENS
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the receipt during tina year 1884,
Ell the following donations, From Mrs Heary Laieh
slO j. percusHus Bears so; part Of Legacy of $500
hJn Ezsssh idisy, per Fred X Lee. executor, Sl3t
lsaaa III IA,hs per r. d. Camp, s.; Thomas W. Blrdsl,
ger Di Wood. $50; Mrs Macy Edwards, So Miss N,
OsI Dr. Isaac Wood $40; j. = Crosby annual subscription
(sytals) $40, o. Adams annual subscription -; Ed
eAId L. Beadie annual snbsc p,ion So Contribution box
at tie lAsuton. so 49, Annual Exhibition at the rabeT
iSi BE- SILAs BROWN, Treasurer.
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70 DIR Iio,tons Lectures on Physiolcsy-in
the UnmersitY Chapel, Wasalog on-siuaie New NofF'
WEDNESDAY Eco 4, az "a p. NJ. In the Brooklyn In
situate washington ST., THURSDAY. Feb ). az 81 !. NJ.
IN the Melt sdlst Episcopal Church bdshwick Cross
Roads, FRIDAN. Feb o. Al O'Clock p. NJ Al viii be
sedky Plates Skeletons ana Mankins Almitta0ce
20 each Lecture 20 cents-chidTen bali pIice. 2f 81
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~ Sigma Pal Tho QIa,ia Cca,eDni j u he ss@9
Pr ,ssInly vii eoTa0d At the ia Of the Alpha
ef Neg. York. The evening Il Illi HSDAY MAfca !,
1859 at the Annual Convention. = I. "
n I1nWAS&dD
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ROARD.--Gentse permanent Board at
~ No % Tuliou A. asr, tfansien, aul tay bosrders
10 lac
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w Great Gathering at Greenest NJ. n.
Church JOHN HAWKING, Hon 1. ~ wO0DRukt,
and JAMES LATHAM, will address the people on this
MAINE LAW, on MONDAY EVENING, Fooraaty 2.
at n o'clock, at the Greene. 81 M r. ChuIch' near
BoSme 81 At tins church the FIRST Washng oman meot
my Vas held this city. 1t was here has Woodruff and
Latham signed the pledge under Hawkins Come, hear
an act {. G. LEIGH
ISAAC j. OLIVER,
?fus w. W. STRICKLAND.
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Boarding.


a. y 4 II u n y --tIItas iNtUuCFIUH IIVEH
Il D downtown Prices.-Furnished rOOms, including
for s. week. Large back
lor fof a Gentleman and Laay-hrst class Omar
bn,ses ass every two minutes Address HUDSON, In
bune Office giving add where proprietor will cali upon
yon on All on 3 p No l0l Walst No. 633 Hudson
~ Terms very low this class house. References
changed. J19 ~
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No. % Conruand, 81. New yJfb

v.nrs GLEASON, RUSSELL & CO, Chagres.
W McCOBB CORONA and Cruces
,Is,srs CORR me. BRO co. Psnana
>fsssrs BURGESS. GILBERT STILL. San iraurisco
PITEAvKCEs -Hatch L. Yale. No ~ Ceiir st., New
Yen. Briggs D)uylssi, No. ne Broadway, Ne"-IoS.
2g oNW&Es
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~ The Washin2ton Prospect Temperance
Ssciey viii he addressed by EDWARD A. ERASER
r,o WM. EDMONDS. Walden of CITY Prism, .and j.
IIIfLEDALE Esq THIS Monday EVENING a.
Thaias Han NS. 492 Grand st. hat~eep Whien and
Stsuf SITS Good .inging may he expected The public
ara iAviicd A. c. FLANAGAN, President.
IouN n NJ DONALD Secretary II Ns
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c,uf.ia, Noi'.as.

,,,,...,.e.atlc wsix General cou.miftse.-A
~ ass,,p. = 'ass Conn zee sit De ns'd oa
tstysTnAY EyFNING. Ftbia2.y3 at7i cccfs a.
5ssse~p house JAMES KELLY. ClNraAa
vnL.s T. ss.nsto~' Secretaries. n
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NEW HOTEL-Ten completely Fur
ashed Rooms 81 s per week Rooms with CRATES,
~, 81 81 per Rooms ger night 25c Tks adm
bly, Constructed n Use lgnied Throughout with
warned by hot ar furnaces with water closets 90 each
il,r. and Kept s2ea drIs tie rlgbt corner OF William
and FrsDSpft-ss., oas block from the Park. Il3 In
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Later from the Sandwich Islands.
From the Alta California


We have twenty days later adviccs from Honolulu,
received BY the Schooner Loo choo fifteen days ire
that port
The intelligence BY this arrival is unimportant Trade
continues to be extremely dull at Honolulu.
The clipper ship Flying Cloud hence passed Homo
lulu on her way to chins, the 9th November This
would make her II days to that port The Poynssian
of the 18th, says she probably had westerly winds
which trousht her SC far 10 the southwark"
The clipper chip Game Cock, hence arrived at Homo.
lulu the morning Of the 18th landed her passengers
and sailed evening for Hong Kong This vessel
had on board the eeoniste from shores, about
whose departure ard Intentions so much has been said
The party were reported TO be in good health.
REIu.HEp.-The ship Fanny, Captain Holt. which
sailed hence October %. with full freight for the
United States returned On the 4th instant leaking
Poigrssisr.
Elisha II Allen ESQ Cersul of the United States, re.
consulate
The Poyuesirn HIS sr article in iolsfu strain de-
pctrg the starved condition CT the times al exhibit
ing the gloomy aspect Ct tTade ct the saais We copy
portion Of the editors remarks -
Business is more restricted, We 10 'ormei by
those who formerly ing the Iaos.-.han it has
been for many years ii net more thau ii IN. ever before
been Etns Of the productions Of the Islands pow
IN demand except tor ccnsumpti here, and at prices
barely covering the cost q production without
rating the producer. fcr their capital and la Dor
feeling Of dependency to pervade the producers
which extends from tie foreign planter to the native
grover potatoes crop upon which mu,h labor has
been bestowed and f-eI which large results anti
cpateo.
Nor is it aloae in til es port trade that this ieplerable
stagnstio1 exists i. extends also to foreign merchan
disc as consequence and il strongly marked here
in other branch OF business The warehouses OF the
importers iun and ssles to comparatively tTing
amount only are Effected at remunerating rates. In
short, "hsrd times " is the universal lamentation o.
everybody who is try ing to do business in Honolulu
Auctions thiny ate nded sales very limited, and
when effected ere at Ices to the importers Of at lea
freight and charges and often to greater extent
"Under this trying stse orthings the islands pass
ing crisis such they have before been
to; and the reeu fear, will prove disastrous tc
many
Lsrcenies have become quite frequent in Honolulu
The offenders we're generally natives.
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Foreign Music ana the Drama.

LoeDoN-DRURY LASE.-Miss Fitzpatrick, OF
comic talent, has been engaged
HArNARKET.-"T The TWO Bonnycastles has met
With immense success. The engagement of Mr.. J
II. Wallack, Jr., by Mr. Webster, will be settled
PrfscEss's.-C Charles Kean is performing Shaks-
pearean characters here. new romantic drama
IS in preparation In which Miss FARMLAND is to be
the 1eJftdntt.
LYcruM A n extravaganza entitled The Prince
Of Happy Land" By Mr.. blanche, has drawn large
audiences
ADELpH..-'B loomcrism, or the folliea Of the
Day" ia playing here.
CRY TnLHTEI-lIr. Andersen has been starring
here. He was to take his benefit as Shylock, in
the Merchant Of Venice
STRAND Mr.. Walter Lacy was to appear in a
new piece, written by the brothers Brough.
MBRIIEBoNE Mr. and Mrs. Donald King have
appeared in "Guy Mannering' and "The Beggar's
Opera" HenTco Wright kas been engaged for
the pantomime season.
SURREY.Miss Romer has taken this theatre for
the summer months, for three years.
SADLER's WELLS "A new piece, Of grea. merit,
was to be produced after Christmas.
Mr. ALEXANDER, many years the lessee OF the
glasgow theatre, and Mn. GEORGE MAYNARD. for.
meIly OF the Adelphi company, are dead.
Mr.. RopwE BILL, the celebrated composer, Is se-
OnDa-That Mics ROBERTSON, OF the Princess's.
is about to be married to the Earl of Hopetown.
Mas. BRouGHAM, Of Dgury Lane, will arrive
here by the next steamer.
Mr.. DAVENPORT, OF the Haymarket, has been
starring atGlssgow.
Made CAROLINE DUrREz is perfecting herself in
the Eoglish language, that she may appear a.
Drury Lane in an English opera.
MADAME faEzzoLiNi, the we'll known cantatrice,
was to make her appearance at the Italian Opera
House, Paris.
MADAME EIARpoI GARCIA is alsa in Paris
MADAME SoNTAC was to give limited number
Oh performance at Stutgard.
S!eNoR fEH -oTT1 has beer engaged at the Paris
Italian Opera House.
81. PETEHs BJR o.-The Emperor has presented
M Charles ormes with diam ond ring Of the
value of 5, 900 francs.
RessIri is leading retired life at Florence
BERLlN.-A new comic opera, by M. Haden, en-.
titled "The Adventures Of Charles the First has
been performed with success. M. de Hulsen is
about 10 make Journeys to Paris and London, TO
Investigate the organization Of the dramatic estab.
lishm ents OF the two countries.
PARIS The grand opera Of the Juif Errant"
Continues in rehearsal at the Opera. Madame TIE.
desco is shortly to appear in the part Of Fides n"Le
Prophetic" "Ernani' continues in the bills Of the
Italian Opera Guasco is singer Of the first order
BsIetti is also a superior Isnger Sophie Cruvelli
has appeared to greater advantage in this opera
than in "Norma;" she is shortly to appear in ola
figlia del Rsggimento." The Opera Comique has
In rehearsal new opera by M. Balm. the author
Of the music Of the pleasing piece, Gle Trompette
within the last few days BY DEGREES Of the Prssi-
dest on tao proposition Of tho Minister 9t ias Int.
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Police Intelliaeaee.


Robbery on Board Shp-On Saturday afternoon the
police arrested sailor named Ruben Bssford. second
mate OF the bark Bsxliero the complaint Of Capt
March master Of the vessel charge open
trunk of Mr. Raphel one OF the ers and steal
ing thererom gold watch and chain and various other
articles Of ewelry valued In all at $500 The cir
cumstar related by Captain Marsh which throws
\ suspicion on the second mate Is follows On the
Esd Of November ast the bark, her voyage to this
port from Vera Cruz in fog stranded the at Ab
eecom Inlet The captain however, ordered
the mass 10 be cut away, which much relieved the
vessel that she dragged herself the rand bsrs
and again Heated in deep water Mr. Rsphe, his wife
and two other ladies bin passengers all becoming
much alarmed at the destruction of the vessel left
her and went ashore in the ser boats sent out from the
beach by the vreckers The barkTas utim atey towed
TO the city IL appears that during ths excitement
when 1t thought by the sailors that the vessel would
be ott that the trunks broken open and the
perty stolen therefrom Whom the arrived at
city, Mr. Rapbe discovered examining his trunk
strscted thersfrcm As soon the bark arrived the
second mate left her and has been With consider
able money which the captain asserts is the proceeds Of
the stolen jewelry The accused when brought before
Justice MouDort denied any knowledge Of the ewery
claimed BY Mr. Eaphel but acknowledged having broken
open trunk on board the bark and stole, therefron
5000 OF gold dust which accounts he says for his
possession q money The magistrate has detained the
accused until the matter is further investigated.
Stealing Gold Hafch.- On Saturday officer Buustesd
of the Third district police court arrested young
man named Emily Burke, on charge Of stealing gold
watch and csin vaued at $780, also two gold soveregns
making in all s99 the property Of Mr.. Henry Bernard
residing at No $40 Ninth street i .aaI some few
days go the complainant was induced to vi.i the pre-
misses Ne 81 jackson street the residence Of the woman
and while there lie robbed of the above named PIP
perty. The woman after committing the larceny, alb
seconded and wss only found by the police Saturday
The officer vered the watch but the money lad
spent. Justice Mount'ort, the evidence a1duced
committed her to prison for trial
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INTELLIGENcE
Movements of the Ocean stea,n.r..
PORT OF NEW YORK, JAN IL, 1851
we'd.


sstath:s Dsnei Webster Baldwin Ban Jasu, via uava.
ship LADY Franklin itpktl Yeaton. LIVERPOOL Dec y,
with mdte and passengers, to Thompson Nephew. Was
At snchcr IN tie bar At sunset.
Ship Ariel Brewster Shnnghae, Sept passed Aper Oas
~, With tcts, &c, TO & Griswold. Oct off Psio
ea Cstpar Straits boarded Bf ship Foriarshre IS da
from Canton for London, which had Just hosted OF
vhere enc had been during the night with little ds
nsee, after heavne overheard 800 chests tea and losing
stream anchor and hsur There at the time s.
about the wreck Of thip Hmnon, who seeing the ashore
all for her but Observing her TO be aost returned to
the n. Dec @ lat 81 Ion 81 a. spoke bark Emily from Rio
Jsnero for Phiiadephs 20 days out 2h LAT ~ 80 lon 81
as passed bark Anna Johnson steering W. The Ariel
ds the China Sea and had very light wosther across
the Indian and eAtEntc Oeeanp has been days OF Hat
ters and experienced very heavy westerly sales split sails
washed awsy head rails, &c.
Ship Gov Norton new, half clipper 1880 tonsl Burgess
10 Everett L. Brown.
bsrk kaImep Jackson, cronstsd, and Elsiuore Dot .
BARK Page of BOston) Besrse San Francisco, l25
ywitk Adss &C. TO order. Jan lat 81 Ion r. sroke
brig Wahmgs, Smith from Boston for Gaveston days
and received other damage.
Barb Sofia Nesp), Cosensa Palermo s. days with fruit.
&c. 70 Chamberlain T. Robinson. 49,
Bark Adams, Hinkley. DemerAra Nov Is and Bonairs
:oth with mas: ~ to master. The 3 experienced
spsA ,ep'sl Uaas, ss she sa hsa psss viats 10 tas
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Al Portland big Tarquina for sFrsnoisoo 0.h.

AZ PorsIAnd big Tarqnna for SFranoisco psh.
Rsoss S:s
rss.s.r wosisss ss1psr Bssdsosa
.ns IrD
Crocu. Eorson aavana: prop Petrol Rogers. New Ysrt
rkxNcIsSS Dec Ams tps
sSss E:rG or, risss ch RSxs
Sro.:st. Be-dsaaS via v,Dass.so Po.as.sa, csos "a.
Island; isalo Iovoy. Taloahuans sSSr spray Fips Boz
seSr Loo Ghae 1u A0ana va Valparaiso
sth-sshr Pontiac. Arninsson. 1ombez tPerul.
ssh-s,s.mshg Pacific Jarvis San Jaan dol Sur. Isdays
.a . sa San Diego
iith-Bris Col Fremont Mason San Pc sro
l2,hsesm.hips Carolina. Dali. Panama; Columbia Ls
i5tb-stsspshp Tennessee Totem Panama vi. inferno
cisass Dec 4-bris Mary 8 Ellen. Moclsaa. syanay;
sehr Imeline, Baker, Ban Diego soop Rochester Ssrck
shsh,p Honsluiy sTegson p0sss tho paoiao; hsrss
soss au
rs s sss Mas. 4!S...n, u..,. w.,
Oil ssp sl:'is
sh stsamship ses Bird. Haley saa Diego; sohr Olivia.
9hB.rh Eursla Cobb Hong Kong soAr Pers tBr, ports
lohBris Venezuela ssAplos Oregon sohr Susan ssurges
M
l2h-Shp Challenge Land Hong Kong: bark BsrroAto il
tBr). Hughes Sydney briEs Oriental Kear, San Juan;
North Bend Socker San Diego; Emperor Minor. Sscra-
nento.
Fremont Mason. do l5th ships Ellen Brooks Br Folger
for Sydney soon Potsdam (Russl Wolf Valparaiso l2a;
T phoou (ciipper Sater Sand woh Islands ah; Aldaba
veroro do 13th Eagle (clipper Farran Calcutta,
iBr Haynes soon; John Potter (Brl Mitchell 18Th;
Madonna s0th Queen Br) Valparaiso. soon; Gardner.
Eotrteon do l2h Caspar Edrcd do RysSck (Dsnh
By Sandwich Nth; Gunsre. Lucas Hong Kong Wsb
kirs Iapxos HsZstlan 25sh; Mario Brem FrAnzsta do
2sth brig Ratsba Richmond oesSh soon Eagle Oregon
spencer (Brl Morris sydaey Dec 18th Vim. tBr).
Philips do 18th; Mary Ellen fBtl Mclean do soon; Em
(Brem) Slower Sandwich Islsnds l5sb; Dudley San
Sur 18TH Prince de Joinyle ds2s Cores Brem),
Tosben Manila and BATAVIA l2s; John Enders Edridge,
Guayamas sohrs Santiago Faunoroy San Diego HIS
Mathew vasssr Bowen Oregon 13th Roanoke. heAlmond.
Santa Cruz coon; Urapia Baltimore John
Css,ner NYork l5sh Almira Bril- Pa.ison Sydney Jan
Frost HempseAd ich Island Dec Is; steamer Fl
Dorado ship Flsvius bsrEs and briggs
Sophia all for SALE bark Jonathan Goodhue for freight and
SAVANNAH, Jan Arr nr ship Kelvin. Pasohal. Cree
mock Br bark sprn yield. Roy - Th2mas bark Exacs,
brips Baldwin. Montgomery. Newcastle (MeG Wilson
Fuller Lewis NYork; Water Witch, Jordan. Jacksonville
Fa master bound to NYork tsee Miscell) schrs Sea
Gull, Bullock, Rockland tNe); Wetmore, Dea-bon.
Rhodes Hamblin Providence tRI 9Th. bark Maria Nor
ton Buckley NYork sclr Chas Mills, Francis. NYork.
WILMINGTON. Jan. S-Ar schr Mary Reed. Boston.
Cid schr Mary Howard Marshall, New York; brig John
Dawson Bennett, Havana; brig Susan Thurio w. Havana
N--------------
Passengers Arrived.
SHAScHAE-Ship Ariel-kra q Brewster, Miss n
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

bATVNDAl, JHu. IU-U 4. VI,
BREADsrvFrs Flour remained firm. the business :
bracing 4oeG bbls State Southern aud Western at
terdsys pricesfsncy Ohio aud Gecesee at 81 81 IS,
extra Ohio 81 SIS 50 25 and extra Geneeee at So
Rye -four ruled STEADY. leo bbls fine fetching So So
Nothing hss been done in meal. Wheat seemed
inactive, only l7oo bushels Long Island white realizing
81. Rye and barley We're unstered. Oats declined to
80 a5c per bushel Corn appeared the same 10 600
bushels mix ed Western having been taken at Csc.
CoTToNThe feeling for this artice better today,
caused by the advance announced by telegraph at
Southern ports after the receipt of the CambTas ad
vices, snd 600 bales changed hands at advance of
&c. We continue our quotations, they withi&
the average rates paid
LIYFRpooL CLASSIFICATION.
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TFEI"HIs-halef 70 European ports continued dun,
and engagement. were light For Liverpool cotton wss
taken at 5-S2d Flour and roen at d. and grain
nominal ct Sd SID. Some English vessels have gone
to Baltimore to load with -four and corn For London
15CC0 20 eco pipe stavee taken at SOS For Havre
the packet CT the Gath filing with cotton. at "
and with ashes and bark at old rates There was no
alteration in rates 10 California.
PRovrsIoHs oi played animation the tran actions
included 400 bbls prime and mess pork at $13 80 $l4
and S14 S7s SIS 20 advance 240 do prime lard 1t
&C. &c per lb 2oG do prime and beef at 81 Is
ass IS and IS 80 Sill and SO do beef hams and
$l3 70, respectively Dead hogs in request at 81
a6lsc. per 10. Other articles were unchanged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-12

Teisgraph,c Marine Reports.
CHARLESTON, jan 9.
Arrived-Sohr Arethusa, Nassau.
Cleare d. Ship Jane j Cooper. NYork.
New ORLEANS, Jan TO-
Arrived-Ship Goodwin, NYork.
CleGred-Bark BelleYille, -.
SAvAETAH, Msy9
Arrived-Bark Peter Donnell, NYork.
The schr Mary Jane 0etts bound for ST Augustine
in collision 10 the with the Dr. ehp Kelvin The sch
lost manmast and bnwaks and the ship the flying lib
The mainmast struck Cap. Gets the usng him
severely,