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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-24

VNTALLACK's THEATER : roadwsy.-J.
w w WALLAcK, Lessre-J. w LISTER, Stage Man
sgar-RENRFIT Of Mr. BROUGN AM-rHtS EVEN
S EGw Ardent. Nj Lester No h 20 NJ - heene
Alttr which the WHITE HORSE or TIE PEPPERS
thnld pepper Mr. Broughau Agatha - Irs bTolghari
no cSnclpae with THE NERN OUS NAN.
Nj Aspan... Mr. Blaze McSasne MI brouga.ia
Doois open at q O'Clock At4oilfnee 70 commerce u
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WANTED-A situation by respectable
w Protestant Young Woman ~ DrsSsraker and Seam
stres, IN private anly. Good reference can be given
csn az Ne lsl 81 Az, upstairs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-24

Vl AN IEI-A NtuatlOn m prlVaIe lanIIy,
w bya RESPECTABLE young Girl who has learned The
Dr., az ine and wishes comfortable home, Nurse anl
Seaustrefs Vases object. She IS well experienced n
targ care Of children Can be any day this week at
No lgl West 18th -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-24

MADAME SONTAG's CONCERT-The
1VE Ladies sLd Gentlemen composing the Grand chorus
Of ksdene SONTAG'S CONCERT, are requested to meet
THIS EVENING for REHEARSAL, al metropolitan Hall
at s clock.
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rlNO PROFESSORS of MUSIC.-A Gen.

XAANTED-Ten men of good address 20 sell
w several articles wanted IN every family Agents N
make IS per day Also with so - take an Interest
10 d9pOt IN Philadelphia also IN Bos9n MAJ make
81 go Ter annuIu. Ten paid wases Ca CT a4lress
No. 3lf Bowey, from until o'elocA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-24
~ Emigraut Intelligence Office and Labo

~ Emtgranf Intelligence Once and Labor
Exchange, NOs % and u Caaal-St New York-Ths
Office is established by the Commissioners Of Emigration
where can always De found large numbers Of Laborer aud
Sefyant et very low rates Of and persons have
their orders fed by writing g. the Superintendent and nd
ing the amount necessary pay the passage Of TIE paIes
required No fees charged 70 employers
JAS. 2. PAGAN, Superintendent
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.TuLIAM HENRY FRY's COURSE of


. oa.I"1!'-UptH h'Eht o E.'I-'g' OSs - :
Defneai ons unequaled Doors open at q Concerts
mence az q o'clock Admission p cents-cldgen hel-
price. The Afternoon Concerto are discontinued.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-24
A DDISON, THACKERAY, STEELE, MAC

"A AULAl-An elegant octave Library Edition OF the
Taller ard Guardian. complete, volumes one, with
critical Essay tie writings o. Steele and Addison by
Macauay For sale at wholesale resi No II Spruce
st. or OF BANGS BROTHER 4 Co.. No, Is Park-row
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VNANTED-By Young Girl, situation as
w rrpad and Plain Sewer, or WAFER and GNU
arsn's Nurse She he's lived with Ensish family Tor
l5mouths Has st-rate city ref=Ienoe Can De sen to
one week two at No. III East ZSttst between al ana
S1dyE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-24
Wants.

A S Cook, Washer and H0ner, or to do cham
IN berwoTk end sewing, the fine washing OF small
private uily by respectable Girl Cal at NO. 81 West
i3hst her present employer where she has lived five
yeas Can be for two days The best OF references
can be glyen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-29

GRu17fG', FuxEsAl--Fi what we can learn, It ep-
pears there will be considerable Of demonstration on
the part Of the German population Of tbs city on the
caeon of the fuEeTai Of otto Grungiy which Is to take
place this afternoon II has besn arranged thu. all thoss
who intend to participate in the funeral csrmoniss will
O'Clock, where they viii form procession. The train
will then proceed to No l63 BowoTy fro whence the
body will be ught to the French Episcopal church.
No 90 Franklin street where the Rev Hr vorren will
perform the funeral services At IN, conc l.on Of the
rites the procession viii 10 the Battery and from
Themes to Greenwood ceDstery II the weather is
favorable tho greater part OF these who accompany the
funeral will 20 far the south Ferry if ether
wise it j. expected that the whole train will proceed to
fied by Gborers for the greater part Of the way It h
also expected that great number Of the German soce
ties ard Ireena.cn ori.rs will likewise join In the pro-
cestion. The bier E be decorated with sarlands
the insignia Of the Freemae order.
TIE WEATHER In ths courss Of the last two days We
have expeT another sudden and remarkable change
OF weather. Yesterday morning usheTed in with a
heavy rSsrm. which partially continued mp till
about two or three o'clock in the afternoon whom IL be-
to assume the character Of sees and rain rendering
the sidewalks completely unfit for pede5tranisu To-
wards midnight Tie Isln ocGed the ky secam clear,
and the wind bcg with great yiolsncs till after three
oo'ock this morning.
FsTAL ACCIDENT. --Ahcut half past ten o'clock on
Friday evening. young man named James Clarendon,
aged about twenty six years porter Ia Buckley Clos
through the hs,chvay. hs head and was instantly
killed The 6eceastd lived Ia Brooklyn and had been in
the employ Of the above hrn for the last three year
The Coroner hela an inquest on the body yesterday
morning and verdict rendered In accord ince with
the above facts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-29
NE VS. By TIE L q q II APH.
N~e~o>~~~~>~1e~--0N>0n~>
HIGHLY INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON.
No>.>~>or~>~o<o~-~e~~rY-~
Rumored Hostility to the fshuantep,c Treaty,
ly the Mexican Congress.
PROCEEDINGS In THE u. s. SENATE.
~~o-~~N@~N0~o~~~~>>>o~>~>-
The Debate between MesSrs. Rhett
and Clemens.
seo~c~N.o>O>>0.~r~~o-rr-
No Danger Of an Afsair OF Renor.
~~~r-~N~-~-~I~o,~>o~>>~.~>
BUSINESS IN THE LEGISLATURE.
-J--~~>~~~r~~~>0I>y~oo~~-
Mr.. Snow Deprived OF his Seat
in the Assembly,
Ssc., &C., sc.
No Danger OF an Afsair OF Ronor.
BUSINESS IN THE LEGISLATURE.
Interesting from Washing ton,

Iateresting from WaahIngton,
ANTICIPATED REJECTION OF THE TRHuASrEPRc
TREATY BY MRxICo-TRoUBLR PREHENDKD..-
THE MARYLAND JuDGEsHIP-.. AND
skwARD.-lHE BALTIC, RTC.
sgE.IAL coRREsroEDENcE yoRs HEaAID.
WAsHrSsroS, Yeb %, 1854
learn nom In which place credit that In
formation has been received here which pacse beyond
doubt that the Aexiosn Congress viii reject the Teha
antepeo treaty BY nearly unanimous vote. Mr.
Webster has declared it must be ratified, act Of
justice to the United States its rejection viii DOUBLE
lead to erieis
Senator Pearce Is applean for the vacant United
States Judgsship in Maryland. The President win ap-
point him condition that no resides In Baltimore
The Office il worth only two thousand dollars. Great
surprise expressed that Mr. Peares should take such
efcs especially as his Senatorial resignation viii be
filed by democrat.
1x.senator Wsstcott dined, yesterday, with Mr. Sew
ard. An onnous conjunction
The Baltic excies great admiration She will not be
thrown open for invited guests till Tuesday. She will
return to New York on Wednesday. II, Y L.
THE CALIFORNIA REPRE- EnTATIvEs IN CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, Feb 50, 1861
The Judiciary Committee in the Senate have agreed
to report bill declaring the population OF California to
be 165 COO, which will to the State representa-
ton OF two members Of Congress.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-29
The Terrible Upr0ar In Albany.

ALBANY, Fob. %, 1852.
TIE SEAT or Mr. SNOW DECLARED vACANr-CANAL
TOLLS, ErC.
The proceedings In the House continued very bolster
sus In the midst OF the excitement the gas ghts were
exiting and hat belonging to one Of the mem
bers found In the basement and he accused oil
turning o the gas Several fights occurred among the
outsiders and large body Of police duty during
the night Candles were procured and after delay
order restored, and the chamber re- lit The Ser.
geant farms despatched In search Of absent
bers and was nearly five o'clock before sufficient
Der brought in. Then after another protracted
debate and determined struggle the question finally
taken upon Mr. Hatfelds resolution offered Mt O'Clock
yesterday afternoon declaring the seat Of the Sixteenth
Assembly district Of the city Of New York vacant there
by busting T. Snow from his seat. The House then at
SIX o'clock this morning. adjonrned until Mcnday when
itis likely the wings will ave majority, when the war
will b renewed Should Dol Monroe and Mr.. Van Et.
ten, (wbigs remain firm, Mr. Snow will hardly be able 10
obtain tho pssssge Of his Maine law this session.
1t ur dertood that the only reduction or canal tolls
viii be In railroad IRON and the eight mills toll
chandiss reduced to four mills
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The Case OF Otto Grunzig-Curious DE
ysI0Dcmcnfs,

Stree the execution Of Otto Grurzg, some strange de-
vlopemen, have been made respecting the anticipated
designs Of Gr1rzs prior to hi, being hung 1t seems
that on Wednesday last, Grunzg directed letter 10
tie District Attorney for permission to have inter-
view with Margsrctta. This letter handed to SIR.
Jeckson the scient keeper Of the jail with under
standing that he would deliver the to Mr.. Blunt.
On licking up the prl,oners that evening, Henry Car
nal the Dey street murderer called ar. jackson Into
his cell and raid to him in broken English You have
letter for Dir Bupt that is go0dYery bad" AZ tho
same time Csrnal banded Mr. Jsckson latter directed
ta tie Rsv Hr Ntrsn, and wished him to delivered It,
@r Jachton not being able te solYs the mystery, pro-
cesgsd forthwith to the residence Of Mr. Vercen and de-
veTed hs letter and requested the reverend geatsna
10 sndea7or 10 a1d out what II al meant The lgster
Tas read by Mr. yerren ard ut the wish Of hr Jackson
he accompanied the keeper back to the prison con
Versaton then took place between Carnal end the
minister: ind soon after CsrnS produced from MS
own CELL diDnsr knife sDarpsne1 up at the
point on both 80 $, fleming very deadly weapon,
witch brs be said, gveB to him ior sale keeping
By Otto 8runYg who stated 70 him that on tue inser
view Between him,eH and 8argaresta he intaade3 TO
conceal the knife about his person and that ncrcum
stances favored his project, he intended 20 ill Mar
gaTntia and thea take bis life This story Il sp
pcaTs, comes hon Carnal who entrusted vita the
secret by GruuzIg and also With the custody Of the
knife sGsPectDs that the keeper might search HE cell
and 3fcoyer 1t. TIE knife, Wednesday evening, vas
hsnds9to lr Jackson by Hr. Nerren bat the fact
not known ~ 0rupzig These disclosures made by
Carna led to extra pTeCsuton and before 3runzly
permitted 70 De interview with Msrgarstta his person
was thoroughly tesrchCd fearful that h might hare
possestsd same deadly instrument from oshor persons
ara the Carried Sled about his persoa TO fall
I'll lie contemplated dsfign.
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Naval Intelligence, sc.

NoRFoLx, February q, 1857.
Cepteip arnghsm has received orders take charge
Of the Mediterranean squsaron. Commodore Skinner
win succeed him o. the navy yard.
hidsoipman Gregory died AZ tho naval hospital last
night
Bosro5, Pcb %, 1851
The brig Planet, which arrived at Holmes Hole from
tic Cspe do VerlB reports The following naval news:-
Left. 5. brig Bsinbrage. Com X. Manning which
arrived On the 2st from lilo Janeiro In forty two days
waiting fer c1ders from the c5rMnedors
Y. b. ship uermentoHu, Com. Lgvaeite, left Port
Eraya, Jas 2at for Cape Vincent and q shost cruise
nlong tbs Islands Wsr dsy expected to return, and
would leave FOX Madeira shout Feb LIST
). thp John Adfms left tho attCr part OF Dec for
Mouroya, hAyrg ths Breslsn Charge board as pGs-
sengtf.
Y. shp Dale left aoout Jaa. Is ror cruss down on
ID, vcst ccast * Africa
& u. 8. brig Pcrpose wRs cruising between tbs river
Gambia ana Sierra Leone
The big salspa IRON and for Etw York lerl Jan 20
for the touth ooatt on Africa
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Meteorological observations.
ny hoRsE's LINE. 16 WALL STREET.


SATURDAY, Feb %, 1862
BUFFALO, Q A, N.-Barometer % TO- Thermometer
49, Wind south. 1t is q cloudy morning with = fne
rain.
sP. M Wind strcng and southwest with great snow
storm. Thermometer "a; barometer 1856.
ROCHESTER, 9 A, M-Thermometer SO. Wind south,
but we have q prospect Of rain
SP M.--StcrmiDg very hard; snow and rain together
Wind south; Thermometer n
AUBURN, "a. NJ 1t is cloudy and stormy, and very
cold. 1t is showing quite fast. Wind southeast Their
mcmeter 30
8P. M.--storny and unplea.ant evening, With very
strong wind-a stormy day. Thermometer &C.
SYRACUSE, GA. Mt ID q stormy morning and it is
showing quito hard Wind southeast. Thermomete.
&c.
SP.M.--A very stormy cvenng-raning sieet and
showing. Wind southeast; thermometer SO.
Urea, "a. MI is cloudy. Wind east. Thermo-
meter 20.
SP. MA east wind prevailing; very stormy and
clustering with asleet STERN. Thermometer IS.
ALBANY, 8 A. M-Thermcmeter Is Barometer 90 03o.
Mercury 70. Tbs fell four inches in depth last
night, and it is falling still Wind south
p. Nj. .-Storming seet and snow, with wind south.
east Thermometer Go; barometer 20 so; mercury a.
Troy, o A. M.-Thermemeter So. Tho snow fell 10 the
depth Of an inch last night and 1t Is showing now.
SP NJ 1t is very stormy and snowing, with wind
southeast Thermometer o5.
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United states war.hai's Once.

TrA .s-Ffrs FL an .7i.ecd Sioce some few day,
since tie of.ts II the Southern district In thi, c
received recdsns procure the body corporate CT one
Jerry yen UoTn alias Wilson who was slave, the pro.
perty II enc Andrew Armstrong, Of Baltimore, from
whose labor he had escaped the ilth sept l3, at
which time be ~ years of age abeut feet inches
in heisht well proportional and valuable slave. II
Vas underttosd that Jerry enjoying the 0um Gun
denu0ts Of en- expert walter % the Irving ioue an
Nr Colru1ifEioner Morton upon the application q tha
agent OK the claimant, feusd warrant for bis Gppre
henion The deputy maTshss proceeded With that
curn!Fg caution for which they are proyesbiA 70 e1
touie tntr commission but On nquirog iof Jerry, a
The Irving House they found mot the Niger but that
lie rad some days previously taken hs departure for
Canada land where black slaves are free.
MoRg SLAVES FcR CALIFORNIA. James Gais-
den q South Carolina wItss to the Shreveport (La
Ccses that colony Of planters s organizing in south
Carolina 70 emgrste to California with from I've TO
eight hundred tAyes They have seDt orisl 70 the
Calf rnis L'gsspre s,rsf leave 70 tstts tnsre with
lseI tiEies
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m U N &c Y Hl "A II K X II.

SATURDAy, Feb ZS-d y. NJ.
The news from Europe and from California has had
good effect In Wall street The accounts are considered
favorable and the bulls have made the most Of them
At the Arst board, to day the two favorite fanees
Reading and Erie fraction and In de.
mand among tho brokers'. We have mot heard Of any
outside purchases and doubt any important amount
Of stock has been out Of the Market any clasc
Of spectators Eric holds it, own much better than
ticipated under existing circumstances lily pos
ability the market should up two three per cent
it would be grand opportunity to sell Erie any other
fancy stock, and have doubt the shrewdest opera
tors in and out of the street would avail themeess OF it.
The best sale the books, at this moment is without
doubt Erie Railroad stock Some fthe small stocks
worthless but 1t capital to CONTROL them they
easily sustained Morris Canal old stock is in fact
worthless The preferred stock Is increasing 50 fast and
bears such high rate ofinteret that every dollar the
canal will be required to pay the annual dv
dends and interest debt We do consider the old
stock worth dollar per share which
speculation will keep the market value somewhere in the
neishborhood Of present prices This shows the effect
Of speculation in Wall street Before this work will be-
completed the preferred stock win to than
million Of dollars; and the preferred stockholders
hold very little Of the old stock the probability i that
every dollar required for improvements, no will be
raed by ifsue OF stock bearing ten per interest,"
Long Island Railroad is steadily advancing believe
upon . pretty good basis. Zinc stocks have been in
better demand within the past few days, at better
prices and the tendency is still upward Edgewerth lie
slowly improving 1t cheap stock at present prices
and will pay well Is permanent investment il viii
do to put away in some safe place for posserisy.
The receipts at the office Of the Assistant Treasurer OF
this port, to-day, amounted to ssseSl 40 payments,
$55,Sl5 90-balan,s, So, 459 2s3 48.
The steamship Prometheus, from San Juan, bring.
eleven days later from California The intelligence
is not at all impor tant interesting The steamship
Tennessee left IAN Francisco for Panams the LIST Of
February with sixteen hundred thousand dollars Ia
gold dust on freight she has board three hundred
and thirty passengers who probably have large
amount in their baggage. The Prometkeus, from Ban
juan brings very li:tls specie freight but large
sum- it is estiated in the hands Of passengers Quartz
mining, in California, continues attractive bat
so productive anticipated. According to Official
turns from the Custom House Of San Francisco the ship
ments Of gold dust from that port during 1852
annexed
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Ir1D1 Pblludclphl1,

TEMPERANCE MKETING-M1HT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
BOAT COLLISION, ETC.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb 2s-l1 P, ".
large msetrg Of the friends ST tho Maine Law was
held this evening at the Mussum David Paul Blown
ras tbs principal speaker.
The coinage for February, at the Mint amounted to
5000 GID in gold The receipts Of gold dust during
the semc time, were So COS 600.
The steam ferry boats Mariner and Washington
In collision Ia the canal opposite this city, this efeT
noon. Both boats damaged and freight crate
thrown overheard from the Washington, by the
collision, but It Afterwards recovered No one WAS
pfi
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sDCiNTs NGRgEau., ave-

fNITY OF BR0OkLFN AND COUNTY or KINGS.-A
~ Mass koetnE will be acid Monday evening" March l.
h7 o'clock st MIRA Prests, City Hotol 10 onstrst
aass tho patssse 0 the hsno other law prohbs
ing the m.nufeturo SALE Of wincs LIQUORS beer al
cider And other accustomed beverageg OF the people, All
who feel Interested in tho PRIVILEGES guaranteed by
the constitution OF tho United States are invited to attend
NJ oIICE-B o. OF D.-TTIE MEMBERS or WASHING.
IN ton Assembly NO BGneyolens oraoY OF BsYsans and
the orJer ia oneFa 10 tnost a.
their lodge rNatien 81 HAIL. Canal street, Oh IL O'Clock
tis day. tho lrB. tribute of ao bro-
,her james Clarendon Punetns attendance 10
by order Of WILLIAM LITTLE w. p,
RoHERT IRWIN, Scribe rro TEN.
NEW YORK LODGE NO. 10, !. o. oF-run IVY
tss the aboye lodge tra notified ~ ths lodge
room, Odd Fellows Us, on sunday, che z9th inst,rh a
o'clock 70 pay the lass respoom onr doc
brother, Major BOfrymsn. JOS LEVY soesot,rv
ESRooKLYN LoDGS, no. 49, r. o. Of O. F-Tgg MEM
befs are requested 70 a6tons the funeral OF ther
brother bsasr starr, on Monday. the Lab day Of W,raf
81 clock IN the afternoon from 10 Prospect street rooS
lNn yha Lodge viii meet ct their loige.room Al ooo.r
70 mAEe the necessary artspgemc
JAS. VI. CLARK, See. JOHN kIIIA ~ a.
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IN Ossgonap) was bre0ght down IN Rsns On The Mott
nonsh, hast week He has for several months hssa
onopa Indians Rogue river, instigAting atAs
on shs whites In consequence Of which, the Indi
ny about senty whites have been killed Judge Skin
ner the Indian agent. learned that he vas among
the Indians, and bird them to bring him In, giving
them sis blankets But before In opportunity offered
30 ssnd him into the settlements he made his escsps
ne agent then offered them fery bls nkets TO bring
hn The second time be caught Just the other side
a Table Rock whore the kght summer In
which Lieutenant Stuart killed He esniesses HE
cHms he sent down 10 the superinie isnt OF In
eAn Affairs and suppose he will be tried ct early
day.
The ewing marriages noticed IN the Portland
7Smss
On the 9th Jan by the Rev Ezra Psher, Mr.. Samuel
!. Campbell and Miss Amanda J. katiock, both Of
C1AekaBas county.
On the 23d Dec. by the Rev w. Jolly, Mr. Luke Hen
shaw ana Mise Isabella Mckinney
Ca tho 26th Dec, by " T Garland, y p, Mr.. Jas Il.
Campbell and Mics Mary r. Bennett, su Of Milton,
Wellington county.
On qbth Dec BY Rev j. W Miller, Mr. c. II. Burch
and Misc Phebe Buhum both Of Yamhiii county
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Spring C,oth,nra. wno,...,e.-

cave call the assaten Of western and southeru
chants visiting City for spring puIeL 10
FrIiDE SD SUMMER Clothing, whc1 lavgs
varied manufacture Of ths IL emrAost
every end desirable style, manufactured wish ali ths
taste ard elessr for Which our eslab 1--we sin
cjxsy ossSsasea and prices c.ly 10y uLi
Nyn- D. ]. DEvLiE,
~ ana Go John. corner u NASSAU asyoeA
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Destructive Fire nj Lock sport.

LockroRT, Feb =, Is6I
Gre broke out about half past o'olesk this
Ing IN q wooden building on Canal street which
muDicaed to number or small shanties in the rear Of
Jucd's block.
From thence the Ore spread to IN. Commercial Hotel,
Steel & Co is extensive livery stsblc, MurpnJs gro
oey store end Clarks carpenter shop all Of wach
destroyed Los, estimated at $40 eco
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For California. go.

Bo.ror, Feb IS, 1859
The 'hp samuel krpleton cleared to-day Tor Gan
Francisco with 200 passenger consisting Of men, women
and children.
Che Brth brig George applied for clearance to the
destination but IL refused the ground Of
sIegcd uEseaworthinss. She had sixty passengers en-
gaged,
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=
about much again has been broush. away by pas
sengers, perhaps mere. We much disappointed ia
the above statement. According to the
amount Of gold dust taken away from San Francisco
steamers freight for the ysar 1851 much larger
than this. The shipments this year-1s52- have not
commenced very favorably and unless great improve
ment takes place the aggregate will look as well
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LArr FROM NEuuTAs.--The brig Elizabeth Watt
brirgs u, dates from Neuvitas to this 10th inst. Tn
sugar crop raid TO be very favorable. one, but rahs
backward. on account Of heavy ruins.
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BRAHAM's CoNcERTs-Braham, formerly associated
with Catherine Hayes. is to giTe the first Of series of
to morrow evening in the Tabernacle, assisted
by Madam BoIchele sister Of Vincent Wallace the
poser and vocalist Of very considerable ability. Mr.
Brahsm many of our readers have hal opportunity
OF hearing already.
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ITiE BALI yMA.Ow.

SEcpND ANNUAL BALL or THE STEAM BOILER
~, hhheTs froteottn Association will sako place ss La
1o hooms ~. broadway, on Wednosdsy evening" March
Band. ' ~ - 1850
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bsr wasksra Vie meat IL spoiled, w,hous hilary
the hair or akin 10 ear le waghed Immediately wishout
disturbing the color and hiss bed od0r It'll Spoiled,
Eold AZ phalont wiz and Toupea AanufAcsofy, IN
Brosdway Yer sale lSsne city sEd soua.ry by druggists
Generally,
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