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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17
Brown. shipley & Cos. Circular.

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LIVERPOOL. Friday, January l. 1914
The Cotton MARIE. durug The past week hta pesa
a.nTssted With o. increased antei5 aaonE holders %
realize causing fnrDsr decline 81 Iuii "a z 70 ~ Ael
Gao dsscru-ios Tbs mar pttJ be oNisg % tue siocN
IN tn ner proving about a e10 bas more han lad oesn
prevoasy estimated blt in opinion the decline IS more
IL he aitfibu,ed gTOSIfg want Of conn snce IN vac
main tnapce OF cur preseat cu-stons ann % tue 's
unye conyic' shat nothing but extremely 10" pt0ss
car q re H. p0r.ers the leaSt chance OF proht ,
The sales Of COTTOS for the wesS en- ing this -
are 20 7COhaes of which specuators and eNOoIes 21o
taken $50 bales Fair Orleans. So Midd ing ~ Az
Uulands ana Mobiles. "a Fair U2ands anu Aooles'
id Inferior and OrtiI aTy. 3td. Gitd 9 . 49,,
The stof the 3lst nit. iSuUU. American, 20 ~
7lst Dec 1876 $500. Ann ucIn, 2sl,Vo -
The average weekly consumption Of Cotton IA ElrN
Britain has $50 bales which "a ~ ave \ NJ ci,
against weekly consumption n 1890 OF [siV' Az -'''
bales American ~. .ht. ..r+
the form er being mated at 230 600 barrels aul tae aver
AZ 100 600 quarters has created better ieelns IN %
Cons market FLOUR 4virs advanced fully s. OIL AN
WHEAT "a q 20 lbs. ald there = eesiltdy hhe ''l-
fd,rce % dav than has apparent for months paS
verv s cuar feature u ap aren't IN the CORN irtde ms
wear fr whereas 'Ormery Efga dO1ainei lAfses p'eS
n, m leland nov they are De nelng ~ mere rHs an
she increased den indt On AIS country TOT natA
Foreign WHEAT and FLOUR 49,, ~.
Western CaIal Flours qu0tsdat rs 3is Pmaae ihla
and Baltimore. 2.s.alis. o.. Oai, ard tanida I+ ID
~ SOM Us a = Z boil white WAent, IS "a 40, 81
red u S. "a q 20 b Viii Corn, jls ajls yellow
as 81 aff mixed, 27s & quarter. ..,
Ire 81 C. for the week amount 10 5yu Dds AZ
g. "a ABS 20 q cTt Noihins DOING On IlRfsNIiNs:
Yonrs resrectf'ilv. BROWN, SHIP "a < CO.
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Domestic Ports.

BOSTON, Jan. ll-Arr bark Emblem " are Caps II ,r-
zen hiss Caroline, COX. Irsidad Chocttv, ID rel
Cook, cree, GoAalFes \. Flomerelt string and T. h
kckefi1n Ameg Philadelphia E.a Chamber an Ne .
York Cofuella Faukiln, % felegfs1heI-Bu AK MARY
land, rom Baltimore brig Ptu.ira. from PbLqf.I,ra
Cd pa Reliance. Cy,us ios e. nfn4. Or,-sa seas
klst Lt.es naksN g.. 8ur-laln Clff N1nis A.
Pls. a. hfAtnOn, Ralrmo e frIs Patra' (Br} Vi IRE
scheeTe. Rotterdam via Ne-r Y9fk Rect, rcbr mr. ,
Ho De- 81 ohn, = b John Ferns
CUTLER. de Jan SIR ship B.. anHa, Br) Co,.ne.
Ta4t from 1reenocz See Disastos)
EDGAkIONN. Jas. S-Afr scbrs o y perry Yer
MI York for No. kiaid. ,lnJ sd lgth OH Cancs-
san, Mayo, Go for fremont. Ms .fsni 81 l0.h sld
s sl u insf "a-eslsr' a-d kosale. Wmlsor y. S.
HOLINESS HOLE. Jan -. P. Mar bri, Caroline.
tbt,l bfc1n nsg1a, igA sis., br Boston schr Leo,
All 81. hafk ~. "a CfoEei. Has-ra ~ inst u aud
III Sosish Jan "a, e. a. p. psssed bug Henry oi
ss ',h, sandhs on la 49, Ion 70, spoke Ka.
Aao AR bark Prospect. Dow Baltimore for Gaze Ann
$50 ar. DnE Dr Rogers, Hams. ate smn rs who
e,ed o. dlarfhes Jan H. sgrEam 81 az. va 81 Thomss
q AID Tor sa en- Len az sufnan bsrss Iayrencs srs
ior saeni, loading Campus. Tucker ~ ioucs,sr "a
GAYS eperss n. Lander fi0m s,on arr ii Dec 20 ist
Z, 10, ioHs 81 20 spoke n-ig MAry Ann Of Wells ron
NeU ladies' - A. - iof
Also ar eriE saaekfe'a 7oombs Phad. Dhi. f., ao,
I,r selTs Mar AEaah G5br. Co for DO: Inn IT,,
D) er. Norfolk Tor ID. la Jane Barnard a. =, 81
tacsef Os. billngs, do for Portsmouth NJ ~
zoe Nsw-foFk for Gloucester; Albion seam, A. n;
So :eh,s Lsos, Manson Water X, Hear, Iaa,sn,.
Passed BY steamer olia,io, Chase from go,o. f,r New
lfh Arr banks Bay State EdyjJss and sgl,h Pvser
ss.noIe III Boston brigs Delhi of ProTn,s,ovnj ro
lstsS a., Sst ait for Bosf0n: Virgins. Spear PO-
49, ~ n4th sehs winfield Scati. freeman, and
Noiio1 fcE Portland
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Arrived.

J NJ steamship Asia. Ja6kiRs, Liverpool i'm B. a;
CunAic u Jan p al ncca abreast Of Cape Rae .
north q sable Island. aud saw no ice.
Shp Tennessee Cook New. Oreans IS dayy with -Dd,s
10 Esgle a Hazard, The + h4s DAYS OF sandy
Hoos tive q which she las been completely hsmmsd N
wlta ICE 90 that sic could make sail Iae cfey are
badly most ot ahd the Ca ala has both ans frr-p
Sap John Ssear Srear Cardd. Wses, 35dlys rail.oai
iron 20 master shp % W. TrIIdY Jea 3 la- Al 1s
lon IS 10. e p n passed 70 sswafd Of nm r1syed
ing osmaled Ntn Nhits streak, nothing Standing Dat
On board "a 'A'
-. Ssg zl,,sA b, neA. Hare, Sc days. With indie al
Sl passsnseisto NJ Livingston.
SC 10 Stanton < Thompson.
and zit Passengers 6 } r. B.cA FL.
ship Vermont. Gwen. New-oFeaas % days, mise p J.
BaIs ocula Sark s, Ma-ts lo dlys, cotton. Sc 20
Hu.but $ Co.
Bsrk Jane Z Williams Mason. Aoalaesi.,., 8 dan.
cotton &c. 10 +. D HdIlbGt = CO
B.k Wa. @ Alden, Bates Belize, Hoad., Dec 49, M
schI p no., Lawson, Va. days systers
ScnI Joan LlHls l7i Gam en- Craze, Jamaica % laws
As, SPOKE bark Kas nosc from Mo1.s fof E5stoa sac
DAY, 2 D1nnsaanl, Il Camden. Me ssaraas dar.sg
Sehr Deborah, Hanss Washington, y c II dsy, naval
stores 70 Baismsn Rudderow --'"
ff-p--cr OatAflo, Chase Boston, with racse
BkLOW-A Br. snip IN the oszng name unk,owp
WlND-DuriBg the day, n. n Z; al ,unse, 2
" The 81 IS Wash.ns tou PAGE for Iivs,ncol ,.s
S 81 hyse'-' 10Y DO, aave ancheled At The s. W
~ Tie steamboat Wave. C,n, Shut, -, 49,.
morning from he ~recs 81 the Prlss shlp Rhein .t
lea SaIe MAY sin the passengers tAs vessel b. bs
aIvst e learn that nearly ali the cargo has been go t
me eaoes akc anchors lad. and the !, .et 80
solk The alp Is cute badly hsgSed the tde eas,sS ,I
issg.s a. eeI .aa ines have no. been able zee he al
rigging, &c are beng put on bard M urarS -s
spisrde 70 Dc brought up TO thu City All Tue no r
g MS moran 18Th az o'clock Schr Ma r.,
JAWS feSen.y srrived from Newbern n q .,ts ~
-. p.1 bo,,oS vas struck BY held Of ice sAss
X which parted her fasts and stove her 50 baI,s.
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FRIDAY, Jan. i6-P VI.

In Stocks there was no marked chanJ',
with fair business doing Erie was 1nctulilas
without very large Transactions closing at 81, buyer
thirty The large lots it is thought pretty mu ID
cleared out. or8ich which has been heavy re-
covered somewhat Of its decline and closed II 5oi
bid, an advance Of p cent on the lowest point
The Zinc Stocks continue to improve ard are ia
fair demand. Reading and Harlem were steady
The latter Road opens 10 Albany on Moadly
and in four weeks, when the additional eqnpage IS
on the Road, viii anticipate material increase 10
the earnings of the Company. long Island IS hm
and Morns tnGe bctter. Enc securiues we're
hrmer.
In Exchange there has been but little
done for the steamer tomorrow, and The rates are
steady at previous quotations. Sterling, 9!@lOt
Francs, 5l5d5 l2i.
There has been a moderate business IN
TroigAis. and the market is without change. En-
easements. 200 or 500 bales Cotton, 5-32t. 5000
bush Wheat 81 Flour, OF. Deadweight, rs o.
aI5s To Glasgow, l0C0 bush. Whel. at previous
rates To London 80 600 slaves AZ SOS. TO Hlvrc,
further shipments Cotton, lc.
The supply of money continues abundant
call, and the Banks lending more freely S.rs.
ly ffst-class loans call can be negotiated ~ y
cent but is the Toans nj the later
rate are being paid of or reduced to p cent. Pa
per goes freely in Bank and in the stree; at 6G7 y
cent If Ct fdvorIte names blt the discrlml0lu on
is very severe Other than ffStclass IS difficult to
pass, excepting at high rates.
We Yesterday gave table of the princi-
pal items OF such of the Banks of the City as had
published their statements, and we now print II
with the addition of the remainder Of the Banks;
STATFNTNT ID cry pASVS--DEo 90. 1851
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PHuADELrHM, Friday, Jan. lG, 1852.
The O'Clock train nom Nea-l oTk this morning,
OWING 10 switch berg TUNED wong az Bristol, ran
into small BRICK car house, driving an empty car
through the gable end and through the dining room
of VIM stewart, m the adjoining building. I'D
Stewart, his wife, three small children ana giIl
were sitting around the dI0ueT table, ana were
buneo IN the runs, but with the exception Of one
child, whose head vas severely CUT they only sus-
tanned slight bruises. The Il glneer escaped BY
leaping of, and was Aiightly injured. James King
ley an0 James LekOT had each one foot crushed AMI
sn,putaticn was found necessary Tnc locomotive
was perfect wreck. No passengers were hur.
The people a. Brstol say that there IS NOBODY at
tend 10 he switch the old tender having been DIS
CHARGED fOI economy S sake.
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A. Honolulu, Nov. D. Sims Eliza WarEi cs. WATSON
INC Adirondack. Gillespie, Tor New Bedford aud New
1ots 10 case ~ obtaining freight OF oil h1rxs ArcD ms
Con, for singapore and Calcutta W 1ist Luce Tor New
Bedford most q ner cargo board bugs Brothers DJe-
Ton, ~ Sidney, gin0tto, Lyons for San Fraa-
SEQ saue day Gen. Nfrth bllne Tahiti Dec. schr
George Aashnston fsr sale ire gnt charter cd N1y
Holt, \. Bedford
Ar at Point Pstre Gs1d4loups Goth u. hrg Coral II
ana nom Bath Freeman, master IN place OF ms brother
foru.cr master washed 0gefb11r1 On passage ont.
Al Arsc 30. P T., zls G.t. schr Boomer Waslov for
Baltimore 10 tavs.
Al Havana s,h inst bark J 4. Gardner fJr sayaunah
hT K 3 Last00, Gardner, or Do.
Art a. s. John, y B. STA irst scArs Win isDr Firm.
cls trsCeics shufg; Sta, Ogsr Fr0ss, Smith Best n
Ga. scEIs julia and 5lar ha CT3Vley Boston.
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The Kossuth Besointions-AIan Frozen 10
-Temncrnnce Meeting.

ALBANY, FIlday, Jan To- I5j2
The KOssuih resolutions. as passed 0y the Senate,
will proDaby be agreed 70 by ne House, az least
tuch appea rs to be the confident opinion Of Leading
men.
A man named Benz w Carter, aged about IS years
Was found on The pavement in the upper sectlOn Of
the city this morning frozen = death. Fhe jury re-
turned a verdict o. DEAN from exposure and IN
temperance. The weather here Is intensely cold
The Their az 6 this An. marked degrees beIo"
zero.
A very large meeting Was convened in the Assem-
bly, Chamber last evening on behalf OF the Temper
apce cause. Lieut. Gov. Church presided. Al
dresses were delivered by Rev. Mr Reese, Rev. Sir
BCecher Hon. L. Snow. &c. The feeling IN favor
OF the Name Liquor Law IS very slrong IN the minds
af many
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SAILED. .ch. 1. n N.clersol. Nay. Era yoh, r.

Sailed. schs l. n Nchsro,, Sisy. Era Joha IT,. -
Ia rort. Y NJ. riaa y W, BIO wig hesvr. .h,,.
Ing Afgouhut. fak . Inc SO. M l. A ~ W.
q, NJ J ~ D1vaI Cu @. iovli. Nlba. Prl~,.e. q
State Svlrh: br ~ Forest 2 nee. sussn Ssre 49, ~
L. Vsipp'e C'eufnt. H1r1gglsns. Gszsls &C.,
May Sfaal,n. Car u1e. l8rI IT. Rogers SA.@tssa
T ps,s l y,,i,o noe MA "a. .I. ossa
Lucy Am. Amanda. d Is k~e.sr MAY Delo.'.s -
Lam Mary Ana Eliza Jale. O.Is. May NLes a.
Cora
Psssed BY iish ba-k Chester. Crosby, fsoa PAAs.,s
for Boston. T~
PM Arr iark Zap. Reynolds. Htiti1lors fos R,r..
hug ~ GalfeY. H'r.'rs saiIlR RIVER far a. y. -
Antilles g hbs. N0Tfo !. isf Portland -
I5gh n, arrivals AZ VI
sailed The above and those above reported IN po,,,.
IUREC, Jan i5-Arr. schr. Mary II. Case, Csn,,,.,
NeN-YoIk
NACHTAS. Jan. Ar fcArs. CIDeo Buant NJ,
York: Thee SISTERS Robins, Boston. On seAr Err,.s
Moore Nsw-YorS. 7th big Ftrpft - PIKE, B,atoa ),
Lad fof West ladies' fchr. Cashier BasGeli, Ss-ssr
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW YoRK......-JANUAnY IS.
See serert1 Page Jr additional ssippqr issllsae..


steamship Fiarkln, Wotton, Havrs, VI Ly.nrston
SAips-tIdeul Flr1er Liverpool L. IL Nlrsh4.i = c. .
jas = sap. bTl DAVIS. savannah, Arthur Lelry Car,
lus, DAY, Al-Ttrp. Hgnbu,. = Co.
blrAs-is1as. LiVeEm0re. Slyannah DInham < Diason:
Auarartn, Pr9st, Bremen, Meyer sucker. Msnlon1m
CO iiL7, k1 de Ja9eu9. q. g. larlr g. Collins. Asst
des. Collltt, Havre. BOYD HGcsen.
Brgs-" liAm, 81 Manning, Liverpool y g., J. 3 Il
=. Hamilton Mar'tssle. NJ lon, Ponce. p & II VI.
Freeman Co; Augusta tSv) Dlnue1efg Hot.rr an
Eu.f helncAe' Fanny sa.l.h, Hlnacla. Rivera j.
BslCwI1
ScLo.ners-p ~ lvsula. Bin PhlaielDhI4 J. " Nc
kse iilh " ard Tucker, s.. KITS Russell Norton :
-ssN-f 9rk, Seotss l. Boston. DaJ SDraEus: Fi8l
elce Br Locke. HALIFAX y s.. J. s Dsaeg: 1t-fchlot
Couch. Rchvond { "A S.efsln .On.goss LEWIS, No
BILE, Danhan Dimon
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ROARD in BROOKLYN.-A Gentle.

= man and his Vile may hnd good Board and plsasii
psdneniS Ia spacious house, IA Of The most deAke
al situations ia Brooklyn, where few other bsafdes Gs
AIKEN Ihs beet Of references .il he gwen and required
/ pBiy AZ No. lG5 " ashington a.. jlls'
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n .nrrrn m sums Of s5ce and under. This lasii.
- Nm x.rv successful having in the hrs'
ten months OF th6ir business rtceiFeu O's' HaH
million Of deposits.
The earnings Of the Michigan Southern
p.i,ro.d co,on.pv for Dec 1851, were ---.-s26 700
For Dec, lS5e-------------------- -
Increase. Cabout los y cent? -slo,'-'
The Northern Indiana Railroad WAS last
~.sI o-ened for use 70 Lapor'e, % miles from
Michigan CITY ard Lake Michigan, aud forming,
with the Michiean Southern Road, CONTINUOUS
Iiua ~ 100 miles nov in operation from Lake EIie
From Michigan C.;y 70 Chicago ihe roAl VIII De III
ersra,ion next month, leaving but 10 miles from
M,cbigan civ 10 Lapor,e unfinished. For this
distance plank road VIII he used until March, when
the entire line from Chicago to LAKE Ene' II IS ex
pecied vii be completed
The advices from Europe by the Asia
arc favorable for Breststufs. showing an advance
in Flour and Wheat, but are unfaToraoe for Cotton
a decline Of "a. having been established. There
had teen some further failures, including Mess-'
CIavpoe & Son. for Eco COO. in the West India trade
Nessrs Jas Bua. Son & Co., OF London, Bullion
dealers This IS vey old house. Consos were
lower than a. the beginning Of the week. Money
continued very easy and the Banks being Nm longer
able 20 maintain the Tate Of interest IT pcenI
have reduced il TO 81 = cent. on Commercial bills
Ills reduction produced no effect. The Bullion IN
Bank had reached point never before atiaaed'
namely, Gl7 3l9. ia. In Bullion there was no
charge and Foreign Exchanges remains as before
quoted The arrival in London OF forty-tNo tuns
Of gold quarts from California has excited much
interest. The picked specimens are valued at the
rate of 1900 per tun, and have been anxiously
sought after. The bulk Of the rock IS valued to ave
rage 600 per tun.
The proposed loan of GOO 000 for The Great West
en- of Canada Company, on the y cent deoen'ures,
repay able in 1851 has been completed IN London
French Elves were lOlf 50, and T'hrees, 6'L %.
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MARRIED.

ON ThursIay evening Jan1lIy d, ~ Rev r y. Yt1
Kletk Dr.. j. n. Van kLEEK 90 MAKf AUGUSTA
PARKER, al Il tils CIV. 80 .,
ROWLAND Fsq 10 Mss ANE OaGAU, dA1shtef oi
ths late CAPTAIN Drsa1 ali ut tnls Guy - 49,.
ON the 18Th llsr , hs Rev 4. Lee, Nj 4 HAhLES
RUTOA 10 MARTHA r SMITH, dausller IT The la 2
Ttn,sday iao rs. hy Rev d. Ting. Nr NArftAE NJ.
JOHNeOT I. If this city. and Miss kLlZABElH OLN-
SrEAD, yoargest daughter OF Sas OLnsIoad ID llty-
town. New York.
u Connecticut papers please copy.
On the 18Th Of Ian. by Rev. Asa ID. Snl-h, ID. d.,
ABRAHAM SAX 10 Bliss HANNAH HARDWOOD, b',h
IL - --..au
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FURNISHED ROOMS. - entemsr

~ can obtain very desirable Furnished Rooms, apOBh
second floor. Also attic Belr0. No n Whltest
ew doors wet q Broadway RfeaAfas, and tea 4 Pafr.
llaTiy desired nav
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Massachusetts Legislature Election or State
Onlcers ard O.erseers Of UarXarl College.

Bosr0S, Friday, Jan 10. 1882.
The Convention of both licus,s OF the Leslsll-
tuIe today elected Charles Hall, of Hayerh,l, as
State Treasurer and Receiver. General and Amasa
Walker, OF North BrooAheld, as State Secretary.
Also, the folio Nlng gentlemen as oyerseeTS Of
Harvard College Caleb Gushing, Of NewburypOrt,
John &. palfTey, OF Canbntge RooHt c. VIM
thTop, OF Boston Geo. n. Briggs, OF PI,tsheld
Daniel w. AlvOTd, of Greenfield, q. stone Of
Boston n. b. Shmthf, of Boston; James Porter,
OF Boston A Miller of Worcester, and Pliny Mcr-
rick, OF Worcester.
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The Member.

FRIDAY, Jan lo-9 A. VI.
"Reminiscences = $40. Thermometer -
Wind north. east II Is cloudy morning.
SPIN Barometer % IS. Thermometer 81 Wind
west, aad blowing very hand.
koCHESTKR.-ltls very fne morning Wind west
ThtTmouitteT TO- IL IS clear and cold
SPM.-Ne have had NeIy stormy, bluSgs ing
day It has showed most ali the q ne. and r. Is now
blowing a gale igem he west. Thermometer 81,
and faillag
AUnrRN.-I is cloudy and cold. Wind south.
Thermometer r.
sP. Mil is cloudy snowy evening. Wind
south, Thermometer IS
SYRACUSE --ltl is rather more pleasant, bat very
cold. Wlnd west. Thermometer ).
I. N.-Ne have 4 stormy evening, with strong
west wind. Thermometer -.
lricA.-Nind rOrih. IL IS cloudy aai very cold.
Thermometer degrees below zero
p. It's cloudy, and showing little Wind
east Thermometer IL.
ALRANy.- The weather IS cloudy bull not unpleaS-
ant. Wind northwest. Thermometer T. BArome-
ter % $50. Mercury So.
sP. M-The weather is very cold. Sky quite
Gear We have raw southwest Mind. Thern1m-
eicr 10. Barometer % $50. Mercury %.
Troy Thermometer below zero. The SKY Is
CLOUDY, and Wind IN the northwest
s Pm We have a light wind from the south
vest. IL is clear. inae night Thermometer 10
above zero.
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vh- pa-sina OF the George Washington and
Martha Vashtns.~..

CINCINNATI, Friday, Jan. TO- 1852.
The total amount OF freight on the ste amer
George Washins ton and Martina Washington, and
the barge towed by The former, was as follows
Gao bbls OF PORK, 800 D5lS OF Lard $40 reTces III
Hams and Shoulders, geo Hams, Gao bblS of OIL,
leo bids Of Bacon, 500 obs. OF Flour, COO bDls OF
Whisky. 500 boxes Of Cheese, 100 boxes OF Candles.
LOCO empty barrels. The DulS OF the provisions
was owned in Bostoa, and insured in the Il at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17

A DISABLED VESSEL of Newport beach on the
18Th anout noon endeavong To get into port and AZ Al
she squared away IN stood 10 the eastward Sls
parenlJ hern brig with the fore AM part II
mssi stabtlug When mrs. she about three miles
from the beach.
ScHR NOTUs, from Wageham for EeE York. wlch
contact nth steamer State OF Name in Ne pOu
hahor. has bSen hauled % the wharf fr repairs AM
said 20 leak slghtl The accident caused by there
having been ne light o boaTd be Y
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By telegraph.

BOSTON, Jan rs Arr bark Helen, Mobile Maryland.
Baltimore, bngs Panama BIO Saneiro, Nov 49, Paulna,
Philadelphia schIs. Mary Chiffon, Port alPHnce; Leo
p.ios,s ZIP Sea Duck New Orleans
CID bark Sarah OlnsY. Ma'amoras. brigs Arca1ln,
Apalachcoa Palm, Charleston; j. Nicserson, Ba ~
Sid SHIPS Oxford, Ar ssa. Judah, Touro Reliance bark
Indiana brig Anglo Sax Dutch schr Adrian and VII
liam.
The bark Jnlia Wilson, from Leshorn Oct 49, for Bos-
ton put Bermuda the 2th nit leaky and viii swat
orders.
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Receipts of Pro,luee

b. re Ers Reilrosd-Frisy-l.gl9 bbis and is7 BAGS
Flour. % casks Ashes 20 bales Hay d! DO Wool az Da
&c .. 9 Co. Oa.s s8s esy IS Hogs head Catrls
a. Calves gs3 pigs Batter JOS tres Beef g b6s WnisNy
and en- sides Lsafhe-
b. nr Nrs'-hgten R5ilrofi-FrI8rs-25 casks Ashes
81 o1 F01r q bags do sSS 9kgs BuTer "a 10 Chsese
70 HOES S SIDES Leather 10 iEcs Best % bss WIS
", aIG leo tsgS Oats
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Marble for the Capitsl-Frigates for tho North
al EurOne
WNsrINoroN, Fr.lay.

WAsrINGroN, Friday, Jan. 10, 1854
The Committee, - Whon the subject WAS
fired. have ceodsd in favo OF using Massac husetts
marble FOR tie Wings OF tlc tapaOl, anu thdt the
iaholtIs re employ "a ny the daY.
A rumor is current that three u 5 fdgates have
been orOtrei 10 hold themselves m readiness 'Og
departure 10 tho Month of Europe, out II Is rather
questionable.
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WhaIerr.


Ar At Nsw-Lonion 10Th. brig Pearl Boston, TO it f1r
hAlrug.
Leuers have been received AZ Sag Hlrh0r from ship Wm
Tell, tatt rear Cape Feni ISLANDS o o. 25 which report
be- ola Edward Samris II GroenpoTt, Late second
oictr, died gu ard, OF. 10.
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BcSroN, Friday, Jan 10. lS5s.
We learn fTom passengers that wRen The ears
passed Mans hester his morning ihe large ca0lne.
warehouse OF Il Il. Allen &c, AZ thal place, vas
burnI & nefCCly.
Ad~slling house was also on are, and the sur.
rounding buildings were IN greas danger
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ASSEMBLY

On the motion Of SIR. CHAMBERLAIN the several
Kossuth resolutions were by vote o, % 20 ~ re-
fened 70 a Joint select COMMITTEE OF the two
Houses.
On the motion Of Mr. TAyLoR tho Railway Com
mittse were directed TO report bill % prOY.oe iof
the safety Of railway passengers.
MI RSsE laid on The fa1e resolutions that every
nation hss a risht % establish is orm Of govern
ment without interference from Other ueu)ns, anf
that the Government mge the recognition oil tAls
principle.
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The Frigate Cnmbcrland-r,re Il, Boston.

DNNION, IIuaY, JAN. TO W.
Orders have been received at the Charleslo Fu
Navy Yard 10 get out the iugate Cumberland with
dispatch. she Is destined Tor the Mediterranean
Statl
The wooden block Of buildings at the corner Of
Charleston and Cooper Sc occupied sever1uy by
cabinet makers carpenters, marble makers AMI Oys
ter saloons, were Destroyed by Ire this morning.
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.tal stahblng Caso-rAe Chrlstlnnn rrlnl,.

PntiApELPUtA, Friday, Jaa Is, 1852.
At Port Richmond, in a drunken hsht over a card
table, ScdTew Mcbride stabbed has esother, Arthur
NcBTlCe, causing his death IA about au hoax after
ward. Hugh ffeel was also stabbed by ANDREW
ano cannot survive. The murderer IS Ia custody.
Nine, the witness IN the Chlsriana treason trai,
has been arrested and held % bail charged 81 Case
per hannSway WIKI perjury
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ORGANIZATION of the New Brunswick
Legislature

PORTLAND. Ne, Friday. Jan. IS. 1852
The Legislature of New Brunswick met ca the
Sih INST 81 Fredericton ana oyganized by me Glcc.
ton OF Mr. Crane a. Speaker.
The GcvesEOr, in ms Message, urgently favorS An
advance ia Tho various railroad pt'lec'S and repre-
sens he finances OF the Province In favorable con-
dlNOn.
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being ono,,d a,7,a7lo Eiddlinr fair az SIC FORK
has advanced new Mess sells at sl4.

CaAsLrsros. THURSDAY, Jan Is ls9!;
Co47ox-sales Today. 1890 bates ana iot me
49,, 49, :. onyirg The last two Gays The
n,'n cIosss At &C. advance. Middnng fair
,1I :, SO and fair at s!dsic. The receipts Of
ne r9ek nave osen 1918 bales, and the STOCK On
q fq- haleg.
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- Pleasant Rooms % LOT ga bofiiio one or tive IA
-. ~ siuele Gentlemen wlh satisfactory resFercs
No IS Pac.fc So. second door above hcks1 mlnast
walk from me South Ferry. Erook.Jn y y A sseos&
f. FIRE pro.I sct, &c. House vii be lighted ,, saS
~ 2,SMkThs