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FRANs ALPUENTE.
No440.

Resolu que lie Tresorier pale, sur lie mandat
du Contr6leur, a c. G. OEmichen, Jr, la somme
de cinquante piastres pour compensation en- pre-
nant lie recensement des enfants dams lie Sixieme
District representatif.
(Signe) FRANs ALPuENTE,
President du Cons. DIES Ass. AID.
(Signe) w. G. q. CLAIBORNE,
President du Cons des Aid.
Approve lie "a Novembre, 1852.
(Signe) a. D CRossMAN, Marie.
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NEW ORLEANS (:
MONDAY MORNING, Nov'R 30, 1852
MAYORALTY or NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 80, 1859.

Nos45G
Resolved, That the Comptroller shall, after
ten days notice in the official journal, sell at
public auction, to the lowest bidder, the con-
tracts for supplying the Work-house and House
of Refuge of the city with such meats as may
be required for the term Of one year, the party
obtaining the contracts to furnish security for
its faithful performance.
[Siguedl 81 FRANS. ALpUENTE,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
[signedl w. G. G. CLAIBORNE,
President Cd o.
Approved 96h November, lsba.
Is'gnedl a. D, CRossMAN, Mayor.
No. 49,
Be it ordained by the Common Council of New
Orleans, That the Street Commissioner be, and
he is hereby authorized to appoint two more
assistant deputies, to be disposed of he thinks
proper, aud who shall hold office during the
pleasure Of this Council, and shall receive a
salary of fifty dollars per month.
Lsignedl fRANS. ALPuENTE,
President Board Of bssistant Aldermen
[Signed W. Z. C. CLAIBORNE
President Board OF Aldermen.
approved 2s Il November 1852.
Lsignedl a. D. CRossMAN, Mayor.
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Resolu que VIM. Ryan, soft OF demeure relieve
de fobligation de contractor avec la vile pour
les Preparations des rues pavees de la Seconde
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Resolved, That the Treasurer pay the follow
ing sums on the warrant Of the Comptroller,
viz.
To Theodore Braun, thirty dollars for one
months services rs Health Warden.
TO II. F. Pelster, thirty dollars for one
months services as Health Warden.
Siss ed FRANS. AlPuENTE,
Prsailrnl Board of Aldermen
tSiGnedl ". &C. cLAl -oRNE,
President B1 I'd OF Aldermen
Approved Ssh November l552
signedl A. D. cRossMAN, Mayor
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Resolved, That the securities offered by w.
Fl. Waters, Keeper of the Police Jail, viz. {:
Messrs j. NJ. Ref & Co., be, and the same are
hereby, accepted, and the Mayor is hereby au
thorized to enter into the necessary bonds with
said parties.
Siguedl Trans. hLPUENTE,
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
lSIgnedI W G. g. CLAIBORNE,
President 10 .d Of Aldermen.
an r,Yed 26th November, 1852.
LSignenl "A. D. CROssMAN, Mayor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-23
g,ote AoricuIturaiS Society.

ALBANY, Wednesday, Jan Il, lo'Z
The State Agricultural Society met In
the Assembly Chamber at ~ ociock-Ar. Deidheio'
the President, IN the Char
The report Of the Treasurer states that toe cash
On hand al the last meeting and that received SINCE
amounts to $l7,2l5 OF, and the expenses 10
| Sl2545 IS The balance on hand, IN cash, Is
1904 IA invested, $1,000 plate for medals soA
Total $l2,3le IA 49,, D,.;.
A Committee of three from each Judicial District
,.as sppoInied to report officers Tor the ensuing
90, sppd 10 recommend place for the next state
Fair The Committee reported the folio wing Of
fceTs, which the Society confirmed
President HENRY WAGER, of Oneida.
Wee PresldentS-Ist Judicial District, James Mon
roc lid, Lewis j. Morris Hid, A. van bergen
WITH W C.. Watson With, T. $. FlaIton Win, ".
Chamberlain With, Chas. Lee Win, J. A. NC
Co,respond,ng Secretary-D. Johnson.
Record,ug Secretary-E. Corning, Jr.
Er,eSf1rs coMmitfeeNJ H. Corney, J. T. BlAnch.
ard. J. Butterield, J. B Burnett w Kelly.
The Society decided that Uuca shall be the place
.of holding the next State Far.
Medals were awarded 10 several peTsons VINO re-
ceised premiums at the late Worlds Fair.
To the AduOpdac Iron Company for specimens oil
steel, gold medal
ot Western New.York and William Hotchklss OF
Monroe each gold medal for the best specimens of
Wheat.
D. Kirkland, of Rensselaer,, silver medal for
The best specimen OF Corn.
MIR PRISON, Of New-Iork silver medal for 'he
best Piano.
Mr. Palmer, gold medal for specimen OF ariia-
cal limb.
Messrs. Allen & Co., of New York, gold medal
for cutlery
Prou.y & Means, Of Boston, gold medal for best
plough.
Mr. Mccormick, gold medal for gram reaper
Mr. Johnston who represented the Society a. the
Worlds FAIR gave a very interesting account Of the
.uccess of the American reaper in England.
Willard & Co., OF Oswego, silver medal for corn
starch.
President OF theSocety, presented series OF highly
nterestno remarks. principally In relation to indus
inv art III at the Worlds Fair.
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FATHER MATHEW. The Dublin cor
rsespondent of The Truth Taller, under date of
the Sd inst writes
"Fsthsr Mathew, IN accordance with the advice
goth OF his riencs and physicians is enjoying that
net sno fep0se which his en!eeoled health requires
a. has suffered slightly fIOm the change of climate,
~ sui retains his accustomed good spirits The
fnbers OF the various Temperance and Literary
fltues Of Cork presented nun WITH cong ratulatory
21rssses on St Stephens Day IN all of which they
pressed Their deep gratitude 10 the American peo-
9iof heif generous and delicate attention 10 their
,sneiactoE Father Mathew TefldeS at present at
EnSnasn, the country seat OF his brother Charles
ksfe surrounded by ms dearly beloved relations,
ara VISITED by troops OF FRIENDS, he once more real
OF HOME"
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PROVIDENCE, Thursday Jan. y, I63Z
The following has been received from East Den
mis- by The Journal. dated 2st inst: The schooner
LOUISA Sears, (of Plymouth Wright, 50 days from
Havana via Holmes Hole, with cargo OF m0lasses
{or Boston, was boarded yesterday by means OF the
Ice In which she is Enclosed within mile OF the
shore Her sails have been blown away and the
crew are frost bitten The l.. ;. was of scituate
on Mon0ay Should the wind come from the south
she may DO relieved If not, she Will soon be ashore
as she is at the mercy OF the wind and drt OF the
ice
The schooner Daniel Porter, Hall, from Dennis Tor
key.York, went ashore at the entrance of Chatham
HarboI on Sunday afternoon, with cargo OF mack
eraI which che has dichaTged. The vessel IS tight
Also ashore near the same place schooner ioaoed
with lime name unknown. Crew saved.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-23

nicipai Council OF MiOns, village In the De-
patment OF Isere has presented an address OF
congratuailon to Louis Napoleon, OF which the
following Is a translation:
To HIS MAJESTY, MonSeigneur, The Prtslie'st Of the
kreweh Republic
MAJESTY The Municipal Council Of the com
ynune of Mons, Canton OF ST. Symphorlen d'Ozon,
reimbursement OF Nienne Usere) met in extraord-
nary session, at the cOnvocatlon and under tbs
presidency Of N. 10 Mare, by virtue OF the autho
fZaton OF the Prcfet OF lsCre, dated tae SIn inst
Has the honor 10 address 10 you the testimonials
of It's sincere gratitude tof the wisdom, energy
and courage which you have displayed since your
entrance or the Presidency, and more particularly
rnCe the 81 OF this month
The Municipal Council adheres with all its heart
20 your psbise,is and to your decree of Dec 2. IL
promises 10 your Majesty It's iTmeSt and most loyal
cooperation. 10 AID YOU TO march more easily In the
glorious career which yOu pursue, 10 aid you TO pre-
serve IN all ITS spiendof our Gear ana beautiful
france which you have Just saved from all the hor
xors OF anarchy.
Deign to receive the fluctuations of all the Mem
pefs OF The Municipal Council, wn0 are,
OF your Majesty,
rue very humble and very devoted servants,
CVSIN. FoNr ROBERT,
PoULEr, Funny,
RERr, Pfz.Rp,
GsOFFRAY, (Mayorl CusIS, Assistant.
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Lake Supsrfer-Prevfsions-W &e'
Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.
EAGLE HARBoR, Monday, Dec Is, lo's

EAGLE HARBOR MONDAY, Dec i' iO'"'
Since wrote you on the I'd inst we nave
had two arrivals from Saul Ste. Marle-'he pro-
peller NAPOLEON and the schooner Chippewa.
They both arrived or the 5th inst to the great
10y of all interested and great many that were NOS
foecially interested Capt Rider received warm
reception from the inhabitants OF Eagle haIoof'
Thew brought one Of the cannon belonging to ron
Wilkins Copper HarbOr) which IS used on occasions
o. This KIND. and gave him roushS salute 0"'h 1"
coming IN and going out Otthe haroof xv....
This arrival nas relieved great many lhhaDlt4h's
~ this place at Eagle River ana a! copper hero0I
from the d III o. starvation. flour mac Deeh heIu
Tor SIP per Dbl on the cay Of her ARRIVAL
We are rev settled down IN our WINTER quarters,
not expectirg 70 see any more stra &c faces s Ine
srfyai OF another vessel next spring. Noinlhg OF
lrnportance mas taken place since wro!e you las'
win regard 20 the Miners, excepting the rneht
Vine thai usec TO be called Lake Superior copper
Co ,oca,eo al Easle River. They have struck
frst.rate ven at the bottom OF the old workings
The ven is about eighteen inches good stamp WORK
wi,h masses one OF which was taken OUT aoou'
seek aeo Weighing about 2OOlbs Mandeloaum
IL AGENT have no. heard from the Ontonagon SINCE
inc close OF navigation. foRrS' TT
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COURT PROCEEDINGS.

SUPERIOR CoURr-Befsre Judge Duer. -
Charles Oakley sgt Hsteissd 6 Asp,rwsA
which has beer tried before, but new trial Above
BY the Court Of Appeals
Oakley, some years ago, sent I've or three carsoes
Of goods 10 Cuba. The party TO whom ne sent n y
tailed payment Of a large balance due IL IS cor
tended, on Behalf OF Mr. Oakley, that Mr. Baker. /.
planter OF Cuba. WAS partner, VA fsct' OF the paiY
70 whom the goods vere sent. and a large quantity
OF rcrsor al property belonging 20 VI BAKER, wa =
was found In NewY0Tk. was attached on me ci.lm
OF NT. Oakley. aud a bond given By Rowland & A.
Pin~sii to abide the amount of claim ~s
beisVe. y something ike $4,000. IL - denied, for
Ceieise That Nh Baker was partner Of the party
The case is On
toURT or GENsRAL SESSIONS Wedres-
asy- Before J 3Se Beeoe. sni AID Bar and B,.cs
Iricl Jor BaiglarD - fhs TArrd Degr,s-Daalel Mullen
ndCsd tor The above cuss. placed o. t. and GOA
scei OF hsvlps en- the Eshi Of the 9.h nix bsken into
ne shoe sore Of SIMON Stu tina corner Of West AMI
ChsHR, by forcing open the front door Ne ras aeard
a. work ard efsciing entrance the sars was
captured By thePropne'or The Court sentenced n 10
Rotstrr ~ fh F,rst D>gres.-A y1anx NAV. about a.
years O Bsmed Richard Lee ed for hsvirs GA
TIE evening Of the 70 ut assaulted Old aa nansd
psaIed evidence mat the com ant tbs PRISONER and
Mclaughlin son la law OF the comp ant bad been
where the Old eIhisitsd his money Al later hour
be, whle passing through th ST. seized oy he
and snether man. who robbed MIN of his -oneJ aud
then fed. The prisoner vas found guilty with roc an
metdaton to mercy. He WAS sentenced to the STATE
Prison for IL years
CONNECTION Jor Larceny Geo Levett, alias Wilson
Attorney ST. with intent TO steal He WAS arrested in the
house by the proprietor sLd handed TO the police
prisoner was sent 10 the peni.enisry three msnh
Noue Proseqn In the case Of VIM N Andres and Chas
II Carpenter, indicted for erseJ 10 he third deEree
nollo Drosequi entered after which the Court ad'
j0uTnto for the dsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-23
SOCIETY,"
AMERICAN COLONIZATION Sc


Washington, Jan. 2l--The American Colonization
Society celebrated their anniversary YESTERDAY IN
the Fist Presbyterian Church The assemoisge
Was addressed BY Hon. Daniel Webster, and MI
stanton of Tennessee. Mr. Webster said ne
never doubted the cabillty the utility and ne
directs OF the Society. He contemplated ~bh
ting the emigration OF Africans to this country for
selfish and avariciOus ends. They we're n" aoodt
to go back and cary with them hight, kho "ledse,
tors lie said emigration was the prominen; idea OF
Tins age that a million and half had eng s!ed
from Ireland to the United Sliie9 wiinin lev
years, greatly 10 the advantage OF lroisnd. Emit
grafton OF coored persons from this country TO Am.
ca, he said, WINS equally practicable, especially IL
encouraged by the Government IL ~as destined 20
produce great good The separation OF the two IA
ces he argued, Indispensable for tie elevation
OF the blacks; 1t would greatly promote their nap
piness aud not Diminish the happiness Of the whites
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-23
Mlsslsslppi.-The ipauoural MESSAGE of

'oe Governor Of Mississippi recommends
moaincaion OF the law OF 1850 distributing
sNoVOo 10 the different couanes for common hool
opposes, to the effect that the same be invested in
psA OF the niied States and the interest arising
snSm sppheo 70 the object designated by the act
An additional appropriation for Inc beneat Of the
matte Asylum.
psa OF the act Of ISIS FOR the sale Of the 500 coo
s o. land Donated 10 the State by CongreSs-re-
~ he price thereof aud no longer receive Plan
ssrk Bonds IN payment for tue sale OF them
A.. N passage OF Law providing for the conStruc-
o. issees based upon the grant made 10 the
&Ae p Congress for that purpose.
S<s - ''-' a" ~ wv -
x IA" imposing tax upon lands within ten miles
projected Railways, and that the tax payers
.s receive certificate Of Stock Ia the Company
NE amount paid.
a Jaw Tor the disposition OF the lands donsled Oh
fSvuht OF Mobile and OHIO Railroad.
hooiacston OF the Militia system
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Tbe Syracuse RESCUE Trials.

ALBANY, Thursday, Jan 2, I53Z
Mr. Hills, counsel for the prisoner Eioch heio'
,esumed bis motion OF vest rday morning, 10 quasn
the indictment. He stated ihAt MS hOHOh "ou'e
apply TO all the pending indictments.
III Joshua A Spencer, for the Government, sra
ted that counsel were not prepared to argue the
motion tine being required 10 procure persons ana
af6dsyiH from Buffalo. The Court oeprecate9 tne
ioss of time. but conseLtcd to adjourn the Court
until 10. MORROW.
Mr. Hills made a further motion to quasi the in
dictment for irregularities on the face OF the
record.
Tho Court sta .ed that If Mr. Hills would cohhne
himself 10 the motion. he would heard forthwith
but the Court adjourned until 10 morrow morning.
The thermometer here this a. VI at o'clock,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-23

" One of the rappers of the Andrew
Jackson DAVIS school, processes to have had recent
communication from the splIit OF Ethan Alien. In
which he stated that he and Tom PANE were stop
ping al a hotel kept by John Bunyan. ALBANY Atlas
We shall not dispute the capacity OF JOIN Bunyan
20 keep hotel-but that he would IKE such com
oauy as "permanent bosrders," we feel authorized
10 question. Perhaps the " intelligent circle OF
rappers in this city, will make further inquiries
TT fNeS-Hayen ksgg.er.
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CITY ITEMS.

REPAIRS AND SUPPLIEs.-From CON-
n,unicsuon sen. to the Board OF Aldermen Wedhes'
day evering by the Commissioner of Repairs anu
Supplies we learn that, during last year 81 were
paid for erecting satior- Housee IN the FINN ana
Sixteenth Wards % 500 we're expended on buildings
at Gouverneur-slip, and for Market and Ponce ga
ton. House s3,O93 were expended on oulidns'
corner of Chambers and Centre-sts and sfo'i' 'of
the extension of the New City Hal. The erpsnai-
tsres for Roads and Avenues show decrease
against 1850, of s7,4e9 50; although 81 1873 were eH
pended on Seventy hrs-st from Eight to Niaih' ana
s3.s42 % on One Hundred and seven!y-thifd'''
The expenses OF street paving for 1851 show an IN
crease over 1850, of 1885, 81. s43,3s2 were paid
for Russ pavement sl,4s7 9S for repairing 81
Mark's.psce. The total expenditures for s"ee'
paving for the year, were s5576O % The appre
praions for the Bureau Of Public Buiilns''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-23
Man Drswned-Fatal Accident
frozen

BosroN. Thursday, Jan. q, 1859
Yesterday afternoon Arnold We.les was drowned
near THIS city He was twenty five years OF age and
a son. we believe, of the late Arnold Weles, Esq,
Yesterday, student Of Andovef theological Co-
lege was run over Oh the Worcester hAlhodl, hUai
Eewtsn and instantly killed He was a son Of DR..
J b. Brown. OF this city.
All communication with Nantucket has been cut
of efecluaily by the ice ever since WEDNESDAY
laef
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-23

FIREs.-Wednesdav night FIRE broke
out In the cellar of the store No. lec Broomes' oc
Cuped by A. Ford & Co, grocers Il Was eIgh.
puisbed before much damage occurred. This hre
vas evidently the work OF an incendiary, as mere
had been no IRE about the premises since the cary
part 81 the eyehlrg o.
m Thrleeu,h.st near the Third ay., occupied az
blind factory by Mr. spiker. The building oslng o,
name. vas entirely destroyed before we nieT ne y
cou.d subcue the flames Damage about 400 Inc
ire IS supposed 10 have been the work OF design
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y. telegraph to The New-YOrk Tribune
...ssru Mail President Fillmore Inc
Weather.
BALTIMORE. Thursday, Jsa; y
80. dan s,ufh NJ WAg

BALTIMORE. Thursday, Jaa 22 1897.
~, have 20 mail here TO-DAY south 0, Wasa.ng 20
We Ws,I,rg ton Rep,ibic GENES the statement tha'
Iw e.,,,s",s,s friends had ~ated on him, and re-
eI ,.a his wi.hdrs val from me Presldenle can
euss'e1o On the contrary, they advised hn to suffer
NJ, name 10 be used -, nth ice 80 far down
baltimore Bay is still closed WIN zee as TAT
-. rae RAppshsnnock RIVER "ealhei severely
soS and thermometer falling
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-23
Ssrfolk-The Bank Robbery.

NORFOLK Wednesday, Jaa. u, 1919.
The haybor IL completely frozen up, and the boass
T., Rslumors and Richmond are unable 10 proceed
IN account Of the ice H..
No clue has yet been : 20 the oShA '"''o's'
,toush several arrests have been maze.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-23

PniLADELPHIA, Tnuisday, Jan. q IoJZ
Las, night, at about O'Clock, ilttle g'rl ABOUT
four years OF age, named Ca;htrlne fihhef' waS ac
rtdsvtaIly shot by her O Al fa.her on the Reading
Ps,lrosd near % 81 The whole charge entered hel
mech, and, crying Papa papa she fell h'e1ess al
ler InntheT's feet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-23

Court OF APPEALS. Albany, January
oO.-MorIoN DAY-No. 33i Moore, respondent, VS..
Wes,eryel., Sheriff, &C, appellant Motion by re-
u spoI dent to dismiss appeal N Hill, IT. for mo-
ton. A. Mathews opposed. Held under advisement
The argument OF No IS, commenced yesterday,
continued and not concluded at j. NJ.
AIternoon Session No 40. reversed cause.
Crosby, survivor. &C. appellant, vs. Wood, impead-
I'd, &C, respondent Argued. Chauncey Tucker
for appellant, NJ 7. Reynolds for respondent No.
3 Called and reserved No Il. Campbell, eI-
Scutor, &c, respondent, VS.. Campbell and another,
appellants. Brought on 10 argument. James b.
Eldndse for appellants, Samuel Beardsley tos re-
sDOuCCnt
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List of Patents

Issued from the United States PateatO1Fce, for te
Week ending Jan. 20, 1851.
Jos Sawyer, of RoyalSton, Mass for Improve
ments in Machines for Splitting Rattan. Dated jan
20, 1852.
Fredk Seitz, of Easton Pa, for Improved Pro-
cess OF MASKING Maize. Dated Jan. 20, 1922
e. w FohuIst, of Cleveland, OHIO ior Improve
uent in Planning Machines Dated Jan. 90, 1859.
Thos Van Fossen, OF Lancaster, ONO, for ln-
movement IN Grain Hanesers. Dated Jan. 20, 1872.
w w ymdln, of Havre de Grace, Md, for Inn
movement in Canal Locks Dated Jan. ~, 1892
Jno Waters of South wark, Pa, for Improvement
IN Spring Mattresses. Dated Jan. 20, 1882
Horauo Blasoell, of New-N0rk, n. Y, for Inn
provtmeIt In Mill for Grinding Quartz. Dated jan
20. 1852 ,
Edwin b Clement, OF Barnet, Vt, for Improve
nent III CkuIns. Dated Jan. 20, 1882
ueny Goudlng, OF Boston, Mass, for improve
ment IN Machines for Drilling Stone Dated Jan.
20, 1882
Jno Mclaughlin, of Goshen Ohio, Improvement
in Washing Machines Dated Jan 20, 1889
Henry Moeser, of Pittsburgh, Pa, for Improve
Ipent in Hand Printing Presses. Dated Jan 20, 1882
Oliver Pearl and Henry p Chandler, OF Lawrence
Mass, for Improvement In SPINNING Machinery
Dated Jan. 20, 1852.
Jesse Psnnabecker, of Elizabeth Township, Pa.
for Improvement IN Self sharpening Grindstone.
Dated Jan. 20, 1852
Saml G. Reynolds, Of Worcester, Mass for I'm
provements In Nail Machines. Dated Jan. ~, lSo5
VIM. Linton, of Baltimore, Md, for Improvement
IN Brick kilns Dated Jan 90 1852
Robt. White, OF Washington, ID. C., for Improve
Cast and Wrought Iron Bind Dated Jan %, 1852
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-23

sCLlPPER SHIPs.-The London Express
s mat In consequence Of the competition OF the
snksh and American clippers, the French feel
'SIaee upon 10 engage in the rivalry. Al present
~ osve not ship OF this class afost, but Mr. A.
NmAnc, OF Havre, Is now laying do ~n one Of GOO
~ which Ia to be employ ed on the Brazil line.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-23

official paper at Madrid, the Gacstd, publishes
the main figures OF the Treasury estimates of that
kingdom for the current year. We give them
herewith transposing the sums into our own
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-23

CHARLESTON, Wednesday, Jan. 81, 1852.
The CorToS market is languid and depressed.
Sales have reached ,045 bales extreme 81 0St.
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PHILADELPHIA.
Che Weather-Ice on the Delaware and schuyl-
kill--Bsnk Robbery.

Che Weather-Ice on the Delaware and Schuyl-
kill--Bank Robbery.
Correspondence Of The n. Y. Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA Wednesday, Jan. q, 1853.
The weather has moderated somewhat
in severity All the morning. We had furies of snow
The sleighug still continues excellent, and the
Delaware and Schuylkil Rivers remains tight from
shore 10 shore. At daylight this morning the Their
mometer stood at degrees above zero.
Mayor Gilpn furnishes the following particulars
OF the heavy robbery OF the Branch Bank of Virginia
at Portsmouth, Va, which occurred on Sunday
evening last:
" The money stolen was
American Gold S271B2
Notes of different denominations payable at raid
BfahCn- SpffS1
one Hundred Dollar Notes 1900
Notes Of Banks of Virginia and North Carolina of
different determinations. l51OD
Total 30 JSz
"There but eleven hundred dollar notes issued
from the Office Of the Portsmouth Branch
" The Cashier, IN a communications to NeJoT GuPin,
makes the foilown roquttt -,
Advise the Backs and Brokers II send Us az once all
tho hundred dollar notes only have eleven 81 mem
which have been legitlmatey issued" o..
(Slgned) WILLIAM IL WILSON, OssuieI
Brokers and Bank officers Wi. pleao circulate and
cut out this information CHARLES GMPIN, Mayor.
Mator's once. PhilGdeiphia. Jan II, 1889,
The steamship City of Manchester, from Liver
POOL for this port is coming up the bay She saneo
on the 29th uitimo, and brings large and valuable
cargo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-23

Wednesday night about9 o'clock
fire broke out ID the Pisno-Forie Manu'actoy OF o.
MSS completely oes.royed before the hremen coi.o
s,.bdue the flames. The stock OF T. Piaytora, "no
occupied the lower part Of the premises, Ts AsS
Destroyed The building was oEhel "
Mortimer ard Is ye understand, fully insured