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Mr. CupDrBLcK brought IN bill TO me
appropriations of moneys by the s'a'e io' '"s sup
port OF normal schools. ,u...o,;.h .,ri,.,
Mr. o'KEErr gave notice ofa bill 70 asoi''h c'p''A
Mr.. HIrcu laid on the table concursen. Issoi "a
ton. for Congress TO improve Western HaToor' ana
Rivers.
c..,.a ~ the whole took up the bill 20
.utho;1e The Board Of SUPERVISOR to make the once
Of District Attorney salaried once ana 20 hA the
VIZ SAsrwooRD moved to amend oy preven,,,
,ng the BOARD of Supervisors from increasing as wen
ssdin,ini,hing the salary of the District Asofney
drying his term of Office. Agreed to
MI JOHNSON, OF Kings Co moved an adoitionai
section authorizing the Board of Supervisors to ap
point Assistant District Auornies, for perlod nos
Exceeding the term Of the District Attorney at sucn
salaries as may be fired. Mr.. johnson remarked
that il had found necessary to appoint two Asssap.
District Attorney for the reason that tue Dlsumt
Attorney cannot be in three different places az
time 90
The bill was reported to the House and ordered 10
be engrossed. ..-...;..;or
The bill vesng in the United states 5arlsdic.lo ~
over the land OF Gardnefs Island for the VI
erecting Light House thereon, was psssea In Cohi'
mittee. .c. 6..,,ara :,
The bill 10 change the name OF Geneva Coilese 10
that of Hobart Free College was taken up, ana pro-
gress reported
The House then ADORNED.
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Passengers Arrived

In steamship Ukion from Chdrlesfon-d. NJ CoIemal'
Rchards and laoy,J Cornell. g. b. Brown, MI Lana
D. b. Haseon lady and Child J. j Tomins9n j. bu.ton'
" r Stark her ]. Ram, l.. Duval. @, weston MS
G buffers NJ. Gustley, NJ. Solomons and lady, MISS N
Potion Hawley A. Stevens, NJ. Samuels, g. l. Beech
er T. Morgan, C. W. White and lady. A. Banvard J.
Buchanan-4i in Storage. -, -
Grumh, c. steils, Jehn KYLE; n c Mckee A. Morland
vain, c. Eppins, VIM. C. Noble, John T. Smith, lady, 2
children and servant B. fosdck, James Anderson NJ
Lampsy, NJ. Mclean. NJ. Masinni' W; X; CASTOR Seo
Anderson B. g. Casulne I. X. Brown. H. &. Hart, ]. G.
Morgan M Feutchwanger. T. G. Cornish. r. Fuller 8
B Turner. II + WARNS, D Nichol: Miss =, Brown
IN shlp Albert. from Bremen-H. A. Foster. Fredercs
ard Auguste wampemiler. Carl Gross Carl Sander
"--
MINIATURE ALMANAC. This DAT.
gUN-Rses--- 90 Sets. 20 MooN-Risss.-.. ~~-r-
yIsH wArER--..Feb. IL.
Sandy Hooi ia IS Gov Island 4 Is Hell Cate. oo'
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DIED.
ing. Feb. 10, JOHN L. FENDALL,

On Tuesday morning, Feb 10, JOHN L. fENpaII'
aged 50 years. s.s,,x.r . r..,.ctf,l,v
nved 10 attend the funeral at O'Clock on FRIDAY morn
ns the 9Th inst from his late residence NO lSV as
without further invitation Ihs remains WIZ W '@- "
Orange N. J.. for interment -. ,...h..x
Feb. TO- JULIA ELLA SKIDMORE, inian. aausn'sr
Of Henry c and Mary l. Acker aged IL months
The friends and soquantances OF the srny arc in,,sa
TO attend her funeral This day Wed1eseay ithJ a. 's
residence Of her grandfather Nathaniel Hepburn W.
West 18th ST at O'Clock p. H.. r-,rr ~
Al Tarrytown ". Y. Feb 10, 1852, MARl'AktI I.
SHIEI DS daughter of the a'e Capt. Shields, OF New
Orleans ard formerly Of the U s. Mary, and wife Oh CAPT
Henry WinGe.
rSs Newt Orleans papers please copy.
Az Paterson N j.. at her late residence. on mondsy
Feb g. ANN RIDGWAY. wife Of Daniel kdgwny, IN the
I'D year % her age. -, A,
On sunday, Feb 8, at Ravenswood, Long Island, AL
FRED HYER in the t6th year OF his age ,onoox
Ar Ieripeton, Mo Jan. 10, Hon. THOMAS GOhDON,
County Judge. aged 50 . r,,r,rp
AT Dubuque Iowa, Jan. 70, ALFRED A WHITE
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n N. My Hapen Ra.lyoad-1 iesfry-fo bales Wool,
IS pbis Ashes 2li do Flour, 10 pkgs. Butter. rs do
Chss,, IS bus Eye and 100 do Oats
~ fsc Enc Railroad TsesfsyNo reesip,s to- day BY
this lire 49,, a-.s a, .A, A..
ls Io, hh3s Beer 500 bbls d.. bales WOOL 81 bois
fcror IA bags Tla1 Seed % bbls Egg es3 DO Flour
r p..f ia pirs Meal IS do Butter 6, do Cheese. oel
sn,h ais lbs sides Leather as Hogs 3eI sheep, liz,
pkre Merchan dise, I76 bcxes Ares
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ASSEMBLY.

The New York school Moneys Bin, which failed
YESTERDAY for want of a quorum, was passed.
coloRBD EMIGRATION.
Mr.. STRONG reported bill appropriaiing S.. 200
annually, for two years to aid colored persons to
emierste TO Liberia, under direction Of the Coloniz
alton Society. 10 constitutes the Governor Lieut.
Governor, Controller and Attorney. enersl, Board
OF Commissioners TO have the general management
OF the fluid thus created TO pay over 10 the Colona
xation Society al the rate OF $50 for persons over
10 years. and So to those under TO- wac may DO sent
out to Africa by the Society. SC.
REPORTS, BILLS, sc.
MI. SAVES reported In favor OF The passage ofthe
reso.at.on for paying the mileage aud per diem OF
soo q. Elmore, While contesiing the seat OF Jacob
Nesterock, Jr.. which was agreed 10.
MT JOHNSON gave notice OF bill 20 increase the
steu!iy u Jasprancss IN Marine Insurance Com
HaAlss. II .....
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u vonv n.11v TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY II, 1852.

The offer member OF the house we are not q pfsv
an, =, liberty to name. We also understand ina!
N. ,mpor,ant house of Drew, Robinson q Co VIII
h. dissolved on the LIST March. This house "ieids
very large capital ard has been very influential LOT
several years in the stock market
The operations 10 Cotton were large TO-
sav the sales being 5000 bales, but the market Is
heavy. Breadstuffs are buoyant with good export
demand. The business, however, makes no impres-
sion on the Exchange market The shipments OF
Cotton from all the ports have reached 1853 COO bales
against 600 600 bales time last year, but tue
amount of Exchange furnished by the exports Is
much smaller. The figures of the Cotton movement
folloyt.
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CITY ITEMS.
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETERS.

RuMs'S DoiNGs'-Yes terday gentleman
appeared before the Mayor to complain that no had
hired No. 1904 for the transport of certain goods
TO his residence but tina. when the carman came ne
was drunk and brought only portion OF the arti-
oles The cSIman was brought. before the Mayor,
where he behaved very disorderly, bu: was some.
what cooled down when he was told tina, his license
was revoked lie had been a carman for twenty
years We believe this is the rst instance of taking
away caImans license for drunkenness. II may not
be the last, however.
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. ALBANY, Tuesday, Eeb. To- 1882
kg. CoS6gR reported a bill ia relation 10 Scaool
Officers for the NNth Ward Of Ne~>lors
MI vaSpgssiLr reported bill fort the reiefot the
Rom an Cstnohc aalt ophSn Asylum Of New.lolk.
Amer All Exc ,atye Session, the Senate Adjourned.
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fFrom our Corresnoudents1

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. l0--ArTived-bark Venezuela
Wilson, Porte Cabsllo; schrs j. b Perry Kmba'l Span
Baker McLa Ughln Port an Prince.
.Cieored-Baik Nashua, Clifford. Boston; brig Calvert
Hudsrs M oole schrs Leango, Parsons. CIenflegos s.
Mons VAIN, Sll,man, Ca delas: George Edward MAY
New-Yerk Cabbott, Crowel, Mobile.
NEWPORT, Feb. s-Arriyed-Bark Utah Gowdy, Mo-
BILE for Providence; brig j. K Rhodes. Providence FOR
ChsIleson scbrs Patrick Henry, Provdencs for Charles
toa sloops vlssat, Wells. New YORK for Providence
Thomas, Hall, Bristol for New York
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MARRIED.

n, Monday Fab O. NJ Wash ngtoa Coventry, K l., by
Re-" AibeTt Sheldon JOHN VARS, Of the firm Of Nars
{ Folisrsose. N. ". to MARY Only eausn'sr Of
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Cost

rAUTI0N.-The public are cautioned
" against buying two DRAFTS dated Chicago =
1874. Of ssH0 each drawn by ". s. GURNEE STE
PHEN GALE, ACCEPTED ~ hm--payaoe a. The Apsr
b. the Gamer and viii not be paid.
i6f az VI g crfQyxI
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CHARLESTON, Monday, Feb Q, 1852.
The propeller Pilot yesterday, while proceeding to
the assistance Of the bark Sarah, got ashore herself
on some stone breakers. and became total wrec OK.
She was insured for $4,000 in this City.
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national REFORM BANQUET. - The
members ofthe New-York City Industrial Congress
were all invited to attend, this evening, the Annus
Banquet of tie National Reformers, at Military
Hub, Bowsry, opposite springst.
SCmPluRE AND GEOLOGY EEooSciLED.-
Persons who feel interest in scIipiural interpre
ta,ions in connection with physical silence, will re-
member that Prof Guyoi gives his arst lecture at
Rope Chapel this evening. A subject of such mo-
ment viii attract full house
~ DIR. AntiSeli gives the second lecture
Of his course at Clinton Hall this evening Tine sub.
Ject is The Origin and Formation Of Coal From the
manner in which the subjeo. vail be haGdlei by the
lecturer, We appIehend that rich treat will be az.
forced TO the auditory. We recommend il 10 our
lecture going readers.
~ We call attention to the notice of the
Sunday School Exhibition this evening a. Knicker
booker Han.
10 We are requested to state that the
Schsrmerhorn whose wife was found in the wrong
place the other night, is not Conductor On the Har.
lem Railroad.
BENEFIT OF b. W. BUCHANAN. The
popular eoorkeeper al Barnum's Museum takes a
benefit at that establishment; to day and the array of
performances is very attractive and interesting
You could not DO better than 80 this afternoon OF
evening,
ioRHvILLE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION. -
VIM. Gland Bourne will lecture before the York
vie Library Association this "wednesday evening
S00'eS'-" TIE Motives and Aims of Life
JUVENILE CoScEaT.-Don't forget Brad
eury's Festival TO night (See ADVERTISEMENT
FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE HARLEM RAIL
Rosp.-Lancasssr Uade,hin oden. driver Of one
of the Harlem Railroad cars, died YESTERDAY at IN.
New'iosk Hospital from injuries accidentally r..
ceised on Monday afternoon, by being thrown from
the platform Of the car which he was st .n5iny =,
consequence Of his horses having been frightened by
stage which crossed the tack jus. before tn. ear
TIE deceased was q native thc State SC ve,-s Of
age, ana has let wife and four eA, dren, vin1 in
Thn'y''hrss,. reaT Second az. He has driven =
car On his read for is sears, and fact drove the
hfss car tkss mas staTtes upon it. The Coroner in.
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tended holding an inquest On the body Yesterday,
Int concluded 10 postpone It for inc purpose OF pro-
curing testimony, which was not tnen a'sa~oe'
u Owners are wanted at the Jefferson
police Cont for a gold watch and chain, . locfet
sndc hahn. gold pencil case, ring; three breast
pins. dark green mantilla, sever. 81. dresses ns
Black silk msDsilia, several de lame crosses ana
were found by Officer Trump, Of that Court IN
possession Of female house'tmei.
CouRr CALESDAR.-This Day:-SUPE-
NO. Corrr-Nos ga. a. as7, 226, II. l53. 23o 2o9,
~ 1s co "a Ia5 90 25s 26O 1856, 2S2 305. 306 307,
AGO slo sill ara 34 BIS ZIG, 81, 3ls, 3ls, 323 s2i,
S25. s26, s27, 32s. $50, $50, 33l. ~
sEpRENE coUsgoGe go "a u IN iO' iO'
coyxoS PLEAs-Both branches.-SAme as yes
teyday.
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NIarkets-Rrported by relegrap,

CHARLESTON. Monday, Feb. Q, 1852.
CoTToN sales to day | 500 bales at 6i0oc. cd
ers are free sellers, and in many instances lower
Ianee of prices have be en- accepted
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Substantial Aid to Hungary.

COLUMBUS Ohio, Tuesday, Feb. 10, 1852
resolution has been introduced into the Legis
ature OF this State to loan all the arms belonging to
the State to Hungary to be returned after her indie
pentence
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BosToN, Tuesday, Feb 10, 1852.
The Cunard steamer Arabia, as we learn by the
Europa, has been ssld to the West India Company
to supply the place of the Inflated steamer Amazon
II is likely that the Asia will also be sold.
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NOTICE.-ln Public Pound, 10 Robia.
lvssn-st brown Hsrse with shss tail, about 70 ysss
The above Win b soll u psblic auction ~ redes
vhbh uess dayp scessebe 6hv. nv
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1 OST or STOLEN. "A letter contain.
"a nx a Noe lncorsef BY sILAs OLMSTED. dated
FOB 1852 At 90 days Said letter vas direc.sd 20 GAS
OLNslED; csrneT Spring ani Washiaetoa-sts. asd ~
t-h eb rom the store - sforesad by an unknown pess
al PERSONS are cautioned against egoiatin for ~ im
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Foi,uve of the southern Mail.
Leafer PHILADELPHIA.

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, Feb 10, 1852.
here is no mail south of Richmond tonight.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK..FEB
Cleared.

Ships-Hndostan Lothrop Boston, GOrham. Bassett
Co; Columbus, Lechere, Antwerp, Fuach x Melncke.
Barks- Montszuma, Do wney. Demerara, Smith fustle
W. o. Alden, Bates, Belize. Hond, +. Alexandra; Sir
Isaac Newton (Hamb Niemas, Hamburg. Schmidt
Balchen; Piedmont, Blaisdel, Havana, Nesmth Sous
Eliza Bars Bramhall, Bermuda Tucker X Llghtborn
Mopang Peterson Iardenas K c. Reed Exact, Stevens,
Savannah, Starges, CieaIman Co.
Brigs-John Alfred Moore, Franklin master. Torceuo,
Atwood New. Haven. Nssnith Is Sons.
SchooneIs-Wake, Briggs, wilmington. NC, e 8. Pow
ell; Isabella Arbecam Boston, Dayton Sprague; Han
esty Appeby Philadelphia. J. W Mckee; Sasan. ThaEch
er. Ponce, y T.. NJ. NJ. Freeman ca
Sloops-Fashion Blydenburg. Providence; Stiles Hall,
Studwell, Bridgeport.
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PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, Feb. 10, 1852.
The Walnut-st. Theater property was seld at auc-
,ion this eye ning for $4,000.
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miscellaneous advertisements
FVHE FIRST PREMJITM awarded five

years BY the Americas Destitute for the peg. sRec
pens OF OH hand PeDaapship exhibited AZ the rss ~,
OF mat ins'itstion. OLIVER B. GOLDsniin 49,
above tie Irving House -, II
Terms reduced ore bali. viz 81 for tan sssoass q
enc houf each, Stationery SIC or. twenty lesyes ~
including Stationery Private Instruction reduced hs"
SIS TO SO for the course Terms payable n sd,asse
HOURS OF ATTESDANCE-Lzdies classes a. ~ -
ard O'Clock p ST. Geutiemens classes at A. H. AM
g. and O'Clock p NJ duly. excepting sxsafdsys o,s
few hints from perfect .ster are oisea o. 49, -
service in Developing tie capacities Of pgp than w
"y Hf H ~. William G. Bryant
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by telegraph.

BOSTON. Feb. iO-Arr, bark Malvira. BonaiTe: Sarah
b. Hale, Cardenas; Jacob PRENTICE Apaachicela Commo-
dore Charleston; briggs j. Hnkley, Trinidad, 10th ult
lef earks William and Lsyant Phade'phial Gene ,a
Euma Barker Norfolk Mail phi'adephia sshIs Lysan-
der, ANY Cages 9th 1l. Mohawk JacksonylIls Mar Miay
mond Flavela. Fredercksbursh; Gea Cas-. aud Acorn,
New-York; g. L., do ship Viola, Now York.;
Cid. ships Huron Green Sich, and Cromwell, New-Or-
leans bark WyaIdo,te Barbados; Brunette Maanzas;
schrs Manson. Port-au Prince Henrietta and c. Cal
houn. Norfolk.
CHARLESTON. Feb 0-Arr brigs Pamsleo, Palmer,
Boston, Emily New York; bark Levant do; ID. b. War
ner. New York; G. G. StraIton. Philadelphia
In the ofing. ship Chase. Ncw~York.
Cid schr. Golden, Rule Philadelphia
CHARLESTON. Feb. I0-Ths steamship Marion from
NewYork arrived here early this tTuesdiy) morning.
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Arrest of tho supposed Murderers OF Anthony IN
Rochester.

ALBANY, Tuesday, Feb. 10. 1882.
Sheriff Van Slyck arrived in this city tins morning,
whose body was discovered on Monday IN an oId
barrel The facts leading to the arrest as 'ney nave
come to our knowledge, are as follows;
few days prior to The discovery OF tae % sasH
boarding with the deces sed left for TINS CITY and
made application to the Emigration Agent ior a pas
fci so IL AID Re sent them to the Aims
where they were found BY the sheriff this morning
They were brought down to tie once me OF and ,nd
woman, concealed in belts was found sos In goio
and SILVER and two keys kno wn 70 have belonged 10
tie deceased
sharpeGed at the point with edge as keen as "a
zor, and 1t was supposed to have been the ihstru-
ment OF cath. Morris and his wife are ABOUT -
yeais of age-ihey have two children, nt'ie efi
about 10 and an infant of months.
TIE father and mother cannot speak English out
the little girl converses fuently. The Sheriff eft
here in the two O'Clock train for Rochester win tue
prisoners.
Sale OF Four Massachusetts Free Negroes.
CHARLESTON, Monday, Feb. 9, 1852
You have already heard about the four Massachu-
sets free negroes, convicted OF an attempt to ao-
duct slave, and sold at Galveston IN consequence
of their inability to pay the fines. 80
Samuel Qualis, of Alabama, bought anthony Hays
for 1928 Levana Smith for 500 William Brown
for $505. He bought to resell at Mobile
John Fourtkey, OF G alyeston, boueht Jacob Thomp-
son for $685., on speculation.
Washington Items:
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Feb. 10, 1852.
Senator Whitcomb, who has been quite Ill Tor
several DAVIS nav no W be considered convalescent.
Navigation on the Potomac is now open TO George
town.
Arrival of the Marion at Charleston.
CHARLESTON, Tuesday, Feb 10, 1882
The steamship Marion arrived here early this
morning
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Arrived

Steamship Union Adams Charleston 81 hours, mdse. and
passengers SpofoId, rieston Co. On Hatteras, ex
changed signals with steamships Marion and Alabama
Steamship Ft rida GUS n Lyon, Savannah IS hours,
s. l. Mitchell Feb 90, 10 M, 10 miles g. OF Hate
shoal, exchanged signals with steamship Alabama,
hence for Savannah. Feb 9, lat 81. Ion u So er-
change signals with stem ship Ohio.
ship Albert (Brem Reiche. Bremen &c days. mdsc. aud
1876 passengers to order. -
Schr Adrianus William. Dutch Schrseve, Boston q,
DAYS in ballast to Funche Mepcke Was detained 10
DAYS in Tarpaun Cove bv stress Of weather and 10 days
Sands Point by OF ice Was towed to the City by
steam propeller Phoenix
Schr Mary new Collins. Lepsc Del. days, corn to
b n. Fox
,hr Advance McRse, Calais 80 days. lumber to Simp
son, Mathews u Co Remained at Newport, Ne " Lon
don and Ha Island 10 days account of ce also re-
ceved grea deal of damage theretrom causing the ves'
sci TO leak badly.
Schr Nevis Brown Calais 80 days. lumber to Simpson,
Mathews Co. Was in Portland 10 days frozen up and
compelled to to at Ne ~pOrt New London and
Harris Island ON account OF distractions from ice
Soop Copy, Davis Sag Hsrbor 20 day. oil to 8. Judd.
Was in New London 10 days and at Throggs Point days
account of ice
sloop Active, Kelsey Mystic 90 days, oil to Macy.
Was detained IN New London and at ThIoggs Point by
the ice.
Propeller Ontario, Chase. Boston i2 hours mdse. to
Mailer 4 Lord.
Below herm brig.
WIND-Sunrise calm meridian, do; sunset, do with a
dense fog.
" The pilot boat Enchantress ashore inside Of
Sandy Hook, having dragged her anchor during Monday
night.
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NATIONAL REFORM BANQUET. - The
members otthe New-York City Industrial Congress
were all invitedto attend, this evening the Annus
Banquet of TIE National Reformsrs, at Military
Hub, Bowsry, opposite Springsi
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a-.ixal ar the NIarion at Chnrleston.
Sale OF q Steamer.

CHARLESTON, Tuesday, Feb 10, 1852.
The steamship Marion arrived here early this
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Spoken. &c.

Jan a. near Inssua schr. Henry Blocker, from Port
an Prince { T Philadelphia
Jaa IS in Crook cd Island Passage brig Hayu, Chess.
u an from Port au Prince f'r New York
Jan So lar 5e{ Ion 10 80 bark Sarah B. Haze Crow
Tiers from Carfepas for Boston
Jan 80 off KEY West sohr. Sarah Mary, vi Portland,
from Atakspas days. for Charlsstoa.
Nov 9 no la, Sc, bark Conway, from Singapore (oet
30' for Calcutta.
Jan. s. lar Is lon &c. ship Kalamazoo tBr) from the
Clyde for New York.
Jan. at IS 10 N Ion IS E, bark C. L. Bsvan, No
bye, from Charleston for Genoa.
Feb q lst 81 loa. H. bark RAINBOW, IRON NsworisAm
Jan is ia % a. lou 60 brig Thomas r. Stewart, frou
Baltimore for Jamaica.
Feb lat 80 N. lon IS w, ship Madonna. ior New.
Orleans for HAVE, i6 days out.
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Sal. or rour MASSACHUSETTS Free Negroes.

WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Feb. 10, 1852
Senator Whitcomb, who has been quite i'll for
several days, may now be considered conValescent
Navigation on the Potomac is now open 70 george
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Democratic Meeting in Columbus.

Ths following are the resolutions passed
at large Democratic meeting in The city
Of Columbus, on The l7th ult., convened
10 express an opinion upon the action OF
the Legislature, on .he subject Of State
Printing, and the character and services OF
Col. Medary, and to repel the personal al:
lacks made on him by certain persons at a
meeting held in Ashland. Several speeches
were nude during the evening. laudatory
Of Col. Medary,
Mr.. Sparrow, from the committee ON
resolutions, submitted The following, which
were read and heartily chsered:
"WHRREAs, Efforts have been made in
certain quarters to attach blame 10 the
members Of the General Assembly, for the
course pursued by them al the commence
msnl of The present session, in relation to
the printing; and, whereas, under the pre-.
teuce Of administering rebuke to this al.
lodged unpropriety on the part Of meiHbers,
ilIiberai, unfounded and malicious attucks
have been made upon our esteemed fellow
ci!izen, Col. Samuel Medary; therefore.
Resoiued, That We heartily endorse the
action of the Legislature in authorizing
ihe clerks TO contract for the necessary
public printing, until a law could be care
fully and maturely prepared and passed, in
conformity with the provisions of the new
Constitution. letting the same out to The
loves, bidder.
Resolved That the contract price ofihi.
| printing being the same as that for which
the printing of the Inst session was done
and VASTLY below the prices heretofore paic
for similar work, furnish conclusive evi
dence Of the economy Of The course adopt
ed, aud negative the silly charges of ex,rav
| agance and recklessness made in relation
to il.
Resolved, That we have no sympathy
with those who complain OF this disposition
Of The public printing, and who are laborint
to make it an instrument of discord ant
/ dissension in the Democratic ranks thereby
strengthening the arms and upholding iht
position of our enemies.
Resolrsd, Tha: the hypocri,icsl bluste
and periodical grumbling ofthA Ohio Stat
| Journal and its emissaries are 10 pertec
keeping with The sources from which the,
spiing-and as in view Of the trinmphan
ssceudency Of the Ohio democracy at thi
time, this murmurii,g and laul, finding is al
thai is left TO them, we ure willing tha
|,hey should continue their ynip and grunnd
less complaints. 81.