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DIED.

AtCoruwsu Orange Co, on Sunday. Jan. is, Sif SAM
TEL TX PURDY, AGED 81 years =, -
AT the r,sdepce Of hrs fai her, at Cornwall orange W
Ian 49, WILLIAM CARMAN, infant son OF thusi u
ard Hannah C. Purty, ged year and II months l.
Nonday evsrirg Jan o. az the residence OF nef son
law lanes yoorhies Mrs. BErHlAH SALok, reLcl o.
the ate G Gaor Of Stamford Conn, ssei u years ana
IA DAYS. 80. r.s,.r.friJx
invited 20 eet Al No 254 Delaney St az O'Clock
dav morning without further notice Her remains VII DC
tai en- thence 10 ancrd for nieTmer where funer ser
wees viii be he'd. c-oorr II ;.e.,, a.,
If Andrew and hary Deyeau AGED IL months and Gays
relatives and fends of the family are requs'ed 70
attend the funeral this afternoon Jan 2S az oeioen a.
No al 4th IT. The remains VII be taSento 'yPrss hnl'
AZ Bergen N j., Jan q, Of consumption LYDIA A.
GRAVES, aged 81 ytaIs ..-,, ..,,a1 .. q,
The friends of the family are respectfully In,ted % a..
tend her fsnera on Thursday, 29h INST fVcN VI
from the rssdence II her brother Jared W Graves per
gen N bout further IMITATION .p r
In This c.. n a. blrs. LUCY o we OF kew Jo-
seph Thompson eyed 80 years and II MOONS oo,,
Funeral services the Tabernacle op thursday 1SS
inst at 70 O'Clock Ministers aud par gar ~l1a
.ss .si'H,. =. .r''~"' W j2S 81
or sca- fever. CATHARINE MARIA, daughter Of
lanes + ard Helen COnnor aged years and ~ mont
FuneIal this day 26th, NJ o'clock, nom No E "es'
l7fh ST. .,s - 49,.
Of consunpuou, Mr SAMUEL W. kUSilS ATE Of Ne"-
York asei Is.
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,SrwyoRK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY JANUARY 90, 1852.
q, southern market. The dsraaAs

81, h,y, ben taken iOf s9tsieFn MARKET fne deaAas
srecd ard IMPROVING ne 49, aess, ~ 49, so'
sSisss,s and REAL S0ms sals. Of Pam OIL have ,esa
nae /. 5IGss. Acsrso noS ss s ass ns an que.
RICE Is IN ~tady csnsnd. - ,es s'.a IN pA'o's~'
.issss "a "a Prne cnr fipnes scare
ssOS-sco'sh PIT Is IN COOS eemana 20 tuss pms
SO. 80, -.,,.s, low GRADES Of Ken.
IS FlSrda al izf5c and 30 new crop Conaseueu'
seed Leafs s6gc. 60. ~ - .-,v,,. ,.,rs
THIOv-A firm market, sales OF 81 hhds PRIME C'y
erdersd at 7.c ..-,., =, s,.as,s for
s5 Elar seed - in demand A. 81 80 IS bs cioyer's
~ r,ops. Sc - ord for PRIME free seed. aRdis cecined
the Strard - mostly fOr exncrt =. NJ. =.
HAY-Ther. is limited shipping demand fer River I"
75c Gsfc 49,, ,..... ,,..k.yel
.os Al ss 50 and $50 bbls bareled Herring at - D. 70
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The srrnrnsn Riai Cnsr.

ALBANY. TUESDAY, Jan y, ls5e.
The Court met this morning a. "a O'Clock.
Joshua 4. Spencer, for Government concluded
his speech and replied 20 by D. D. Hills foT de-
isncap.
The molten was then, after few remarks from
Ger Ne, for the astey -. submitted TO the Jndge
andthe CouTi acOume1 - consider is decision UNI.
Nm. mining
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NEw-TORK. January a.
See SsrenA Page for additional SHIPPING Intelligence
Cleared.

Steamship Asia, Judkins, Liverpool f. Cunard u
B.rks-aiaria Morton. Buckley, Savannah, Denl Co
Elphmstone. fBr } risgmann, London W b Schmlat
Lepant0, SeVau, Charleston, Du'hll SCo. g.
Bngs-Jehn johnson, johnson. Charleston tuncN a
NeincL sv an Pierce Rermuds Nesmith Co. stand
az tBr) Bruce. shelburn, J. II Braine klzra' Hunt
Cardenas. A W Jones.
Schrs-F H. Nash White, Jacksonville, Brett Vose
Co Asa Fisk, Gates. Mobile. Eagle Hazard; ) ,
Burgess King Norfolk c. Gamble Fredenck hesa'
De- i4ss-,s = .s,f,1 iors ,
facy, Boston Dayton & sprsgue.; Geo Washington,
RTady Norfolk Van Brunt s. Slaght Gen Case. Miller,
Boston H. W Trundy; Silss Wright, Johnson Bosson.
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The amount received at the Sub ress-
my Is $50 So payments ss,s77 balance, ss's-''-
22O.
The following table. from The Neie- Or
leans Price cTreaf, gives an interesting statement
Of the Cotton Exports Of the Union for he pas'tair
years. The crop of 1851 it Will be seen, was worth
according 10 the export valuation, more than $40
OOO0OO over the most valuable crop ever raised be-
fore:
STATEMENT st0wins Amount Vdlus gni Average Prics
per %. Of Cotton Exported from the Uaitei states
1891 "a 1851 i-~IurJrf
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MARRIED.,

On Tues,lsy Ian g. at Amsterdam, Montgomery Tonn
~ Nsw-Ysys by Rev W Insals ;, Mr FkANClS h
PINTO OF san francesca Cal. TO Miss JESSE, yoanses'
daughter of Vim. Lam beer, Esq. >, So. A.
January r. in this City, by Raw Thos. H. sumner NJ
JOHN LANDER. to Miss AUGUSTA l., yonhsess
laughter Of The late I'm Pinto. OF New Haven, Coma
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ReeetptS of Produce.

Jsa a. 1875, BY Ere Rs.lroadt eAs' hss, d sac Sss
VOL "a bags snd | bos Flour, 10 Peg ''''' '
bush Oats gao Hogs ard II b5ls. Ashes q ST., 20,
Bv Near- Hgrea Railroads.&c. bush Oats' -
CASKS Ashes, 20 bbls. WHISKY, 10 DO Beet A~ o P'
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Nsw-Ysrs. viii esrsss .. before rspor,sd-sosAs 4.
Hull
on FsB.,ons, ga cs,afos from Lender f,r Cln...
oaES,h For.Isrd s,h. TAs@.s Church. MARTA, m,
PiyuoaiA-An 81. usrsdsa. Evans. from CaraiE n,
wnlstes. pa !. = lsns p.,ss =, Ass er.- n
Port, noqth-Put eso. s'h Hendrix HSdsoa. Warner,
Tier Isndonl for New feEs e,oN as a S,ie
ciraE-sld 9Th. Ta:erpr.ss Williams. waua.,..
Ssrport-Arr s,h. Alsoms. A-'hsn,. Glose..,, =.
losd isr City Post Commerce. Henry de-, 20 lead a,
Glssrow-sd. eth. Peruvian, MaAOney. CAaslss,s,
CaluoIn a, Cal, New ofi.Ans
Haimoaa, passe'I, Nes-York sd s'A, Achilles. Me-:
Ids n TIE Clyde Amelia aud Eliza for sosoa: n.s.,.
ard q asgns I'D for Ne York
Beifst-sld. ph Mills. Gngor,ch. NswY sh
HelyOet-Ar SA. NIcf0rs, Wellington, bat nsre
BremsIhaTsn-An 5sh. Janus. Marek. Ssv-orsaas
HAyre-Ar. On, Admiral. shfsns, N.v-isrt. IA
Pine Usrwa New Orleans. NaPo'eC n. Hunt, chx,,,
ton Sid 5,h Msid Of Orlesrs, Dennis. Ns- or.sss
A. do ldg.. Enpsr0y for hos'oh Hnmboldt Va fsr
an Eavre. ior New YORK Manchester. Lsrarss saa
RordesriNsaiisI 4th Raiius DrhnghAm Nav ors..s
Aemit anee Hsrrison CAiiSrna 'h, AmeAe' Arnssroas
~ 90 lcs or ando and Minerva for New fort. ssas
gal. for Go ssd Chares.on MeT~s,a, III PAhassSssa
ma,sslllts-Am % A@m.Ise dc csiS~ss. NsIisraas
Es~ York for Genoa Oar arg Whsssri Se"fcs;ss,
At do log, Turk HARDING for Bostsa Rapid: for Se.
Meteor ard Prnus. for New York; heary for ksw Or.
leans. =.
C~noa-Sai'eJ Isl. Orozimh, Profumo. Nsv. 0flsazs
Table Bay. c. g H-Au Nsv. 81, CYNTHIA, Pixnnsr,
New-Ncrk
In nor, Dsc l. Cvu'hia, Pummer for sasausre
Algca Bsy. c. q n Arr. Nos. %. Ocean Wave Le.s
B0stt via Tutle Bay
AZ 10 Dee I. Ocean wave Lewis. fer Boston
Liverpool Jan THE Kirkland, Ceok, for Re JseeIc.
has put back from Beaumss - discharge The n. wxs
the Am bark before reported in Beasmsns keads WI
loss of sails .
from NJ bile the pier IA attempting 20 enter
the Collmgwoco Dock and sto Fe IN her bows -
The Acadian. Il Arfchat. hom Bediqus TO Ne~-rofk
was abandoned snking state 18th Decs abet "a AZ
30, lon 81 taken of BY the Ger bamAp ari'ea ~
Liverpool from New Orleans 49,,
HMwich Jan s--The Frederick WAsren' So.teu ifoG.
Newcastle or New York oefore reported damaged pro
cesdsd up 70 Swind to day in tow Of steamer ooasds
London 10 repair.
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from Om Correspondents
PHILADELPHIA, January l7-Ciefrea-Bafs EiHa
| hefh j RrloAs. Havana.
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Passengers Arrived.

IN ,teen+afp Florida from SsraHa1h-J- " be1ss'
n d Bang. samuel Youle; M JsnnlDss ~ n Me,
A stevens w Hyntng, c. GeTmaine, W. y Go,d9n'
r O. skinner IT, : Tremyre. c. Cctts6eTseT and Iaay'
ID Wickhsn and lady, J. 3 smith j. y" S'"h's' ~ -
Bradford snd u in the steerage -, NJ.
IN aeazss Scua.TH.r, 'om ,art5onllr 4 are. Der
ham and fsraly II SIM b. J. ". RTewn, r II Johnson,
J X Hoors. C. II Psfmlee, " Berry; Catsin Jone
Th,iiins ~ DWIGHT + Sparkhul Or W Deimold, G.
Trnmbo II Funcke, Geo Little. W + Barnes, Carl Yer
rsr s.vv " sew. X L. Harran and % IA Storage
IMMATURE ALsANaC-.--rHIs DAT.
zrK-ptses1 Il sets---- ) II HOON-St.s 3D.. -
HIGH wArER----Jan- %.
Sand, Hook o Som Gov. bsBd-l 2om Hell Galss ol@
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Marse,s.c.AEs1LLr RIrosrsD ron rls rslsuss

TUESDAY. Jan u.
ASTTFSThe marke, Is very stead. with mode ras 4
and. les 4 81 hbls
COTTON = dOil AM dropping. sales Of 100 bllss Al 4
shade from plCyrnus prices
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states that " in American Stocks there has been
more inquiry for English investment, with rather
rising prices for the principal securities
The Morris Canal Company has declared
ahalf.year dividend often per cent; the preferred
stock Of the Company.
The receipts of the Cleveland and Pitts
burgh Railroad Company, for the first nine months
ending Jan. J. 1882, ire as follows
Passengers --..-----.--..---..s566 600 =
Freight OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IS So =
Total $9o,Oi9 10
During seven months OF the time only IS miles Of
the road was in operation, fro Cleveland TO Raven
na ard the business has been confined almost entire
IL TO that which has Accumulated along the line OF
the road This is over eleven per cent the portion
Of the road in operation and about five per cent. on
its entire length
BY the twenty second annual report Of
The Boston and Worcester Railroad, 1t appears that
VIC '''''''' ~ 'A' - '''~'' '' s74a,9aO 60
Reserved income for the pre- ~
From which has been paid on
account OF an accidenim 1871 $3.50 S dS,l55 IS
Total credit to income account IS
Which has been disposed Of and appropriated as
follows
Working xpenses.--------..sSs5.s2 5 u
Interest 2O,4222i
Two dividends 81 per cent $4,000 90 S722,4v 81
Surplus income SctioZ' ~
The expenses exceed those OF the preceding year
by $lo2sG u, principally on account OF repairs OF
engines, passenger cars. damages and law expenses
rp-s--'- 10 unite this and the Western
Road under one Corporation.
Applications have been made 20 the
Pennsylvania Legislature 10 charter a new Bank
4 Erie, and another at Keyspor,, Allegheny Co.
bill to provide for the payment of the
public debt has passed the Senate Of Texas BY a
vote Of 81 to l. The bill provides for the home or
domestic debt, and for some other claims which Do
not properly come under this description 1t ap9rO-
PIRATES two millions out Of the amount Texas now
has control Of for these PURPOSES and also provides
for the ultimate payment OF the entire debt, fast
the necessary releases shall be fled, and the in
domnity bill so altered or amended to permit the
L. :. Treasury TO repay to Texas such amounts as
she shall pay TO those who have lien on the United
States. The entire 6ebtr undoubtedly means the
debt as scaled, as he determination appears t. be
fixed TO swindle the holders Of the public debt o. hat
state oul Of pOrtIca OF their claims.
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MIR IsxAsL Il. JANIS No. ls2 Tenth street. Philade
phia, is general travelling agent, by
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era travelling for the States OF Alabama and
sisted by his James o. and samuel ID. Lewis.
Q- Mr. ISRAEL f. JAMES No le2 South Tenth street.
phia, authorized collections New
York, Boston, Philadelphia and Baltimore.
Qz-Reccpls from either Of tho will be good.
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agents for the URon"
Gresham street, and In Liverpool No. Columbia Buildings
This connected in this country with the well known
house Of Adams Co.. agents. and entitled conf
dence of our friends abroad.
0Mr r. d. Johnson, of Galveston is authorized TO procure
subscribers &C.. for the Union in Texas.
0Mr HENRY GREEN, of New Orleans La, duly empowered
subscriptions and advertisements established in
he State Of Mississippi His will be regarded