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Marine Affairs.

TiE STEAMSHIP HERMAN, Capt Higgins, left q. moor
yesterday, for Bremen, via Southampton
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FRS. Jervis's Cold CanG y.--Tnr great
eresde REMEDY CsughH Colds H59TBeness and she Va
yious and lung complaints Fold ~ Ars. W. JFR
YIn, 20 broad gay. and " druKEs.a s.negallY.
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CITY InfslIlgencA.

CHARLEsroS, Feb. "a 1852.
Cotton-.ses 1. COO bales ct &C. Markets TN.
ALI
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O'clock yesterday morning, succeeded In capturing
. ufhcIent number Of the runavays to fern . quo
rum. resolution was then adopted, declaring
the seat Of Mr. Snow to be vacant; and, to clDch
the thing, 9 reconsideration was thereupon moved,
which was, Of course, rejected. The body, ct six
O'Clock in the morning, adjourned till TO morrow,
when, il lie barely possible, that chance may favor
the wings with majority, or an equal number With
their opponents-in which event the wrapgle will be
renewed. Although this may DO considered as q
death blow to tho hopes Of the temperan 70 advocates
for the passage Of sns liquor bill at this session.
it will greatly tend to increase the agitation OF the
subject in the State and at the next election the
supporters and opposers Of total abstinence viii be
found Sighting against each other with the most vi
gorous and hostile bitterness. So much for moral
reform"
Our special Washington correspondent furnishes
many items Of interest this morning. 1t Is under
stood that the Tehusntepec treaty viii not DO "a.
tiled by the Mexicsn Congress, ia which event
there will undoubtedly be serious difficulty bet Eeen
that country and this. In the meantime, let rs
await the arrival of Colonel Meja, who is said to
| be the bearer Of dispatches connected with this
matter, from the Mexican government.
The deb&s. between Messrs Rhett and Clemens
WAS renewed in the United States Senate yester-
day. In the course Of the controversy, the former
gentleman declared that he had not resorted to the
peInicioua mode Of settling disputes by the pistol,
for two reasons-the first Of which was that he was
| Christian and . member Of the church, and that
| he feared the wrath Of the Ruler Of the Universe
more than he did the dsapprobation Of mortal man.
The cond reason was that had object to fulfil
on earth, which could not be accomplished by duel
ling. This is truly praiseworthy acknowledy-
msnt, and is the moro so for tho reason that it
comes from who is the legal representative Of
the " Southern chivalry," among whom so many
melancholy "affairs Of honor have been enacted
in days gone by. At the conclusion Of the debate,
Mr.. Gwn moved . postponement Of the subject
for two weeks, during which time it is hoped that
| the gentlemen from South Carolina and Alaba ma
will become more cool, and agree to let the matter
| drop.
The noble s.ea mship Baltic is said 70 attrac.
universal attention and admiration, from the
sojourners at Washington. They nay well be
| proud of her
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rnGIn Knhhcr Einaer Cots-A

&C call on CHARLES WOOD 2 Broadway oorHer Of Fuisan
trcet selling Village Farming rnd Garasn Ian do
Long leland Cheap. II you wish pleasant location, 20
and EuJ 1t
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The Two FORESTS, The rivalry between the
two Forests has been kept up during the last week
-one performing Pauline in the "Lady OF Lyons"
at Broughsm's Lyceum; the other, "Claude Mel
notto,'' in the same play, at the Broadway.
Neither of them has succeeded very well in
these characters, though they have played
to full houses; but it would be "worth any
money" to see them both together in these
parts on the same stage BY strange perversity,
both have chosen characters unsuited to them,
when they have each sample scope and verge
enough" in range Of parts entirely different.
Artists, however, do not always know their own
forte, kno wing it, prefer another path for sake Of
variety, or some other motive. Mrs. Forrest has
been sick for the las. day or two; but she is to
perform to- morrow evening as Beatrice, in Saak-
spears Much Ado about Nothing" The ints-
rest excited about her success in this, is very
siderable.
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call the attention or persons requiring wiSa TO areoont
poyemcnt Tho Same was awarded silver medal tor tsc
fst Jun NJ the last fair They ba At PHA
Ions Wig and Hair Dye Factory ~ Broadway corner VI
psy street.
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for eel and In pcryous 10 AIR
or wsttr sale retRn BY drpEgis ssnerSly ni a.
all the rut Der gtoreg The txsae SUI 3VgDf
Rubbsr Emporium. l9 Broadway krlea 60 lO- md h.
perhElfgrocc,
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PhalOn's New spring style OF Hair CUT
ting prin cipo III Hair GJttinGCieAn Hair Brushes
all by the bsKst u1dssn Of the beat lists in Anne
rioa-bsw sysemslew styles new era in Hair Cutting
PHALONB Crystal Palace 1877 Broadway, corner OF Dey
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Pref. Williams cor sinues his Entertain
ents IN neutaI Alchemy this wsex ~ Metropolitan istc
TynisY1 Hail On TUESDAY and Saturday tening ~ 7f
O'clock We SAY go al snd c.rly, II you w1sn 70
the wonderful sxpsiin MS u was ever yeus 1.-TWO
tines
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From the South.

ANTICIPATED DIFFICULTY WITH THE sEMINoLEs
BALTIMORE, Feb %, 1852.
1t IL feared that hoetities with tho Florida Indians
have again commenced Capt Jerigan recently made an
attack upon them Fort Gatlin killing four Of their
number.
The Delaware Legislature has adjourned sin, die after
4 session Of forty. five days.
The steamers Florida and Planter came in collision
near Savannah few days since by which the latter
considerably damaged.
Edward sheafer drowned on the passage o, the
brig Clement, from Boston to Savannah.
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AguRLlC R,mNYNRHS.

SPIRITUAL RAEIFEsTATio Ns.-PEoFEsSoR .. u,
~ Rrtkon Will give course of lectures upon ho
ply Of Spiritual PhsnoUon. sustained ny nuronF ftot
Ia Hope Chapel NO 7s Broa dwGy common oinr az Herdy
evenir March 1st st ~ o'clock SDhtset no n,k lar
,uEe-rho Rels,ons y Msssi % Vital Motion, ana Is,
agenS that generate Gitsase. Admission twelve and hall
oeNts. - -
psYcHoLoGYANn SHIRT RAPpIWGs -pRorEs.
,troesn WIZ lecture ~ Union Builing, 100 Bowsry
ON Wednesday hAa saturday evenings Expsrments made
uron ncrsonf taken ifo tae audience certain scotoh
Ieylcwer may eNpeet 10 reviewed Admission ONE sb.l
ing Doors open ~ "a o'clock. Commence 81 ~ clock
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exception or rsservatn beat ever equally
celebrated Goursud hedc&ed Soap for curing pmples
freckles ssllownes caafss, voughne &c Poudrs
Subtle upro.ts hair tom part OF the body. Liquid
Rouge Lily White and Hair Close ~ " walker eexoet
near Broadway, and Calender So 3. Srd PhIAda.
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Wigs and TOUpees.-- Bal cheiOr's new
style Of Wigs the most perfect Of
nature yet invented Thoee ting superior article
should call At Bel CHELoRs celebrated Wig fAosssy No
Vail street. where he found the largest and best
sortmsnt In The city. CepY The address.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
RMnHnaAE.

REEEDsAE.
JAMES SUPPLE, OF BUFFALO, NEW YogK WANTS
20 ind Catherine Tfkey Of Now YORK. who arryee pcr
Bryan Abs. from Limerick. in February le3g Aprly
Er. Walsh, Emisrsson Office, in the Park.
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Gentlemsn,s Boots, Shoes, Caters,

Gentlemen's Boots, shOes, eaitefs,
r. l.. Boots, Copsress Rocss slippers, Pumps SHOES NJ
&c. OF very sad durapie su.sy seetner WIN
All kinds OF ladies' youths ana chuien La
ois Congress- beoIs snd Hussins All OF whcn may %
ID the greatest profns9n the 10 west prices ~
he New ork Boot and Slice porum lou fusen ssrees
doors from Br0aewry.
Phsl0n's Chemical Hair Invtg0rat0Ys
prevent badness 80 hair that has fAhen en-
become thn, 70 sesf ndrua Invest -
with tucb brilliant riss and permanent curl for sale ~
Broadway and s every city and TOWN
In
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pEW YORK LEGISLAT X =.



ALBANY, Feb. as, 1862.
rRArsLm NsrRArcE COMPANY ASSESSMENTS.
Mr.. WRIsHr introduced bill to amend the charter Of
the Franklin Insurance Company.
Mr. BRsroL gave notice Of bill relative to the
ment 81 real estate and personal property.
THE REMOVAL OF QUARANTINE.
Mr.. CsoLEY offered resolution, which was adopted,
that the Commissioners Of the Land Once report wha.
action has been had In the removal Of Quarantine from
Staten Island.
UNION COLLEGE.
Mr. BEExMAS offered resolution, that the committee
inve.tisate tho charges against Union College, be
directed to continue their Investigations.
After some remarks by Messrs Beekman, Tabor and
Van 5chcenhoven, the resolution was adopted.
FUND.
Mr. McNuRRAY (dem offered resolution calling on
the Commissioners OF the Canal Fund relative to loans
to the Banking fund-Adopted.
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
Mr. PEAacE (dem)sby consent, reported faverably on
the bill requiring to make returns Of personal
property under oath.
sAcxErr's HARHoR
Mr. VAN scoosHovEy (whig) presented petition from
the stockholders Of the sackets Harbor Bank, for q
change ofpace Of business.
THE new RAILROAD.
Mr.. CeNGER presented three petitions to inquire
whether the New York and Erie Railroad Company
not transcended their corporate powers.
long debate sprung up on the reference or these
petitions, motion being made to refer them to select
committee.
Mr Cody (dem moved to amend by discharging the
select committee, and referring them to tho Railroad
The question debated till quarter before three
O'Clock when the vote taken, and the question
Mr. Cooleys amendment decided in the affirmative.
Ayes 10 noes8.
The Senate then adjourned.
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PHILADELPHIA RIvALRy.-The Philadelphians
are in continual distress in their efforts to rival the
city of New York. The fable of the frog and tho
OK illustrates their condition exactly. The Mint
"a mere branch mins-proposed to be established
in New York, first threw them into spasms They
hays clustered and bullied about it, and have kept
up whole troop Of lobby members at Washington
to scare congress out of it. And they are welcome
to do it ifthey But when they carry their ri.
vary far as to refuse to carry their railroads
goods purchased in New York, they are only spit
ting againt the wind. It will fly back in their
faces. Other routes, tho managers of which have
the gift of common sense, will supersede the Pom.
syvania lines; and thus they will lose trade
| which it is their plain policy to encourage. The
frog cannot be inflated to the size Of an OK. An
inland fresh water town cannot compete with the
growth, enterprise, and prosperity Of this great
metropolitan seaport. New York has no rivals
no rivalry. She is the great commercial capital Of
the continent; and Philadelphia must be content
to play third fiddle Next to New York, her
enterprising lighter, San Francisco, is destined
to lead the field. Philadelphia against New York
A SchuylkiIl coal boat agains. steamship. Just
| as absurd.
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Hair Dye.-B0lc n elOr 8 Cclebrated Liquid
Hair Dye y.t discovered for oolong the hair
Tbiskers the II Ia spelled. Abe wonderful
and certainty wbon This avorto and old established
Hair performs astonishing II 10 for SALE applied
- b iOhkLOhe wiz Factsry, No 4 Wall street. Copy
the address.
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At half past o'clock this morning. the resolution de-
claripg Mr.. Shows seat vacant adopted. motion
then made to reconsider this VOTE and Of
jected The House then adjourned to Monday Tho mat
ter will not end here.
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