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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-21

DOWERY AMPHITHEATER-MR.
~ rRYoN'S BENEFIT, MONDAY EVENING,
Feb. 2s-The propretors OF tbs New-York Amphithel
confederation of the many rendered by Mr.
JOHN TRYOS IN advancing the interests Of the Eques-
usA pIoiesnon ana o. me retsrses sustained b. hlm
DAY EVENING Feb -, for his Benefit: on which oc-
casloa the most distinguished eaue,tA and gymRastic
ates have generously volunteered thar services ths
names OF whom viii be giyen future ADVERTISEMENT
Prof MCCORMICK, the wonderful antipodsan psdss-
tran has liza kindly volunteered give an EXT.
Albit.on Of his art on the iSxp. Iafe
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ANTHONY BLEEcKrR, A1ctioneer.
SALE Of FORTY

DEsIsAsLE BUILDING LOTS on s,h-ay.. .ssh
md ssh SIS 10 he ely o. zen s =, YRin4y
maSoh S. Al " eco-k st ,ne Merchants Exchange, the
foIswIng vslasb!e building lots VIZ; .
NINTU Ay4 losl the west ale 81 9Th av, between
'T, arc ia lots and gore Of land the north
.ds 81 s9h 81 between 9sh and leh avs
ia los and pr,s OF los on he son!h SIDE
Of sch 81 between oh ase lo,h avs ....,,,,u,
These lotx lie tes etheY body and are bsauuiaiy
situated requiring filing IN. and are nearly on me
with the grade the avenue and stress Dsss rs
.pe spsI e.nt q The purchase nsHsy can Tie Dslcs
tneiepesr No Brosd-ss, or of WILL sh pow
Frs, Fac; c:sn.:or ., law, No. iss I BTois a,
a UCTION SALE at BRIDGEPORT,
Co viii sci At public sale wEDNETDAY, the Sd day
Of March 1854 a. O'Clock NJ All ths interest Of Sas sac
Yong Co the 81 ID ~ SIouus together with
tho MACHINERY tools stock and all me apparatus ne.esS
situated "a he e o. 10 on rods Of tss
New York and New Haven depot To those WHO are ae
Ous fsnssgns the foundry and mach ne ans
ard be erceei IN the State OF Connecucul fsr
wishing to sIanns tae assr
sssgnees residing rear the premises sale pace
on the premises -Bndssp.Is e., Fes ,; 10 :, ls1 sp
,,f.xA, i RAM sic AoisA" A''isn'''.
EXECUTOR'S SALE Of VALUABLE
~ REAL EsTATE-wiu be sold at Pselic Auction
on the FIRST DAY Of THIRD MONTH tMarcal ~ ~
at u o'clock. noon tie late residence OF IN
HICKS, deceased, in Jerchc Queens County, u mls'
from the Dep6 Of Long Island Railroad, AZ HcksyLls
The Farm consists Of about acres OF h,sse
lard in high state of cultivston On said farn Is lats
well built nd convenient dwelling House in good ordsr
One Farm House. two large barns carnage house &C
&c all in good repair Apple orchards and Hu' ues'"
various kinds
The farm can be conveniently divided INTO three parts
ard VIII be Sold together, or in parcels, rs may 'u par
shaSers. ,.u.f,h.
purchase money remain on bond and mortgage f0f
tenn of years. -, -,
Any person wishing to examine the property whi sppy
South st., or TO A. UEDEEHlLL, No eoPsarfH New
York HtAi
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the honor TO inform his friends AID the paSsc IA,
he viii give a Grand IlstransE tai Farewell cOyCEQr
MONDAY next Es6 %, a. the Broad xsy Cas- La.
Chinese Assembly ho9ral which eccas On as NJ. ha
sted BY Er4Ai Orchestra s. psriorrsrs csnsrznr
the fsi "a sai in The United 5sss he grsaa snf,ns
Tickets 50 ceLis 70 al parts OF ihe Hl,c b aai 80.
and srs epa h1tsls Ds1ys open Al sc'.s
with out charge, application at he Hal whsrs
dis srAns may BE For iaEthsr patcaas. see pr
sr&uMe- - 9tsaa
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EIRCUS-NEW-YORK AMPHITHE-
~ AFTER; No y Boweu:

HE hANLh AtSO ITLloffED Y
Triumph Of the Great Wes.ern Philosopher.
YANKEE INGENUITY AGAINST THE WORLD
Breatbless Excitement at the Amphheatsr Great Jam
OF the Scientific.
Professor MCCORMICK. of Ohis, performed the great
wender ofthe age last evening, by
WALKING ON AN INVERTED PLATFORM, He AID
DOWNWARD,
At elevation OF thty feet from the ground to the sats
faction OF all.
The Philosophical Apparatus, By Of which he
ccmplshes this terrible feat u contained IN paE Of par
ncularly constructed boots
His Inverted Promenade n polished slab OF Italian
Marble.
Ne Magnetism, or any ether humSue. about the per-
torrance
Come and see for yourselves THIS EVENING sor.s
Is cents; Pit i2s cents isfH
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The Ship Shanunga.

BOsToN, Friday, Feb. 20, 1852.
Further accounts from the ship Shanunga, oil
PhiJadelph ashore at Nantucket, state that the
esrao IL all out but 400 bales Of cotton, and that Will
be saved A steam pump 10 now a. work and will
soon force her. when attempt will be made to ges
hsr of, which 1t is thought will be successful
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MINIATURE Almanac This DAT.
oUH-R.ses. AZ Issts.- 40 MooN-Sets...... goa
NIGH WATER. FEB I'll.
Sandy Hook. 81 Gov. Island 10 "A Hell }&ssl 25s
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ADRIAN H. MULLER Auc,ionesr.
EXECUTORS SALE of VALUABLE


EXECUTORS SALE of VALUABLE
IL BROAD WAY. BOWERY, DIVISION and
GRAND-ST. OVERWHELMINGLY H MULLER
will sell at auction oa WEDNESDAY,, Feb %, lSo2 at
IL o'clock NJ, az the Merchants Exchange IN the Ciy
Of New York By order Of the undeIgnsd erecat9vs OF
the estate Of Henry Enge, deceased the following Van-
able property, viz: ~.
The lot Of Land. with the threest brick Buding
thereon situate the south eas'ery corner OF BroadT
and Broome st being ffont Broadway a feet, on
Broome-st. 100 feet and the q feet with the
Broadway This property, fronting on two vide Streets
Is susceptible Of being improved rs 20 produce large
NAL and offers to capt alists opportunity for enc OF
the best permanent iayest nenrs in the city.
Also, the Lot with the Buildings thereon situated, On
the ensterly aide Of and known Nos II and 10 Bo~ey,
being 81 feet front the Bowery incl udhs feet OF an
allsy which alley Is feet in width and IS feet in depth.
said lot the adjoining the norh "a feat In the
90 feet The nOrherly sde and log feet on the
souhey SIDE This lot IL situated In one OF the best pars
of the Bowey. and adoins the well kno Tn Westcheser
House.
A,o that certain Lot, with the two ur-story brick
BUILDINGS thereon Nos 80 and 39i DIvlsionst
beng in idh front &c feet inches in the rear % feet
on the eatery side 1877 feet be the or less
The unusual depth Of Bis lot aoids facilities for erect
ing large building In the rear. for mahuiaCt1nns or
other purposes without detrmtBt 70 the other buildings,
Also tina, certain Lot, with the two threestory BRICK
Houses the situated the north easery corner OF
Grand and GOercksts said 10! being 25 feet Grand st.
ard fronting 6oerck and % feet IN the rear,
lpg vita stores underneath with large Ioons in second
and tlild stories for pubic society ceilings.
acfa. TH n s ADDS EMsrEr. Executors
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NXECUTOR'S SALE OF VALUABLE
ADRIAN H. MULLER, Auctioneer.
SALE of 90 NALU-

ADRIAN II. MuLLER, AuctOneer
DEREMPTORY SALE of $50 NALU-
Il ABLE LOTS of LAND in the XIIih Ward OF the
CITY Of New-York being part OF the estate formerly De-
longing to the late Alexander Hamilton and known
The Hamilton spring place ADRIAN Il MvLLE ~
will sell at public Auction, WEDNESDAY 10Th day OF
March nsIt, a, "a o'clock. NJ at the Merchants Ex-
change in the City Of New York. $50 Lots stns'ea on
iiSd and lih SITS THIS property Is IN the ,cIny o. me
mar ops and grounds Of Messs Field, Bradherst and
others The soil i, DRY with good water and the surface
level and covered in part with some OF tbs most mares
tic oaks and There Is no part OF the cy whSn
ing suburban residences for mechanics desrous Oh
healthy and convenient location: Access 70 the CIV i
afforded by the Hudson River Railroad the depot Of which
is ut 5ad st and by stages which leave the Guy hau
Office 81 the Aucsioneer No, 7 Wall 81. mo l,6sj
2l23 z7f mi 3366SiG
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forses, Garriaafs, Mr.

10A MULES fer SALE.--The sub
AOO scriber has constantly on haad zsd for sale
sarge number Of good aDe bodied mules issadiss well
broke mules Of good suitable for farm .ok OF any
kind Of team work Also number suitable for shipping.
ard lot OF eod young sGd unbreksn Terms rsAsonibs
Inquire Of Ruesgt oa.y No lS5 Washington st., Z.
or at the reshsce Of the subscriber o. lemssbuyg New
Jersey the Camden and Anboy Railroad. where the
mules may be seen l2of la'l JAMES BUCkkLEW.t
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h w. WEsTcoTT, Aucioneer.
II ARGE and VERY DESIRABLE
~ variety Of Household Furniture and HousefuT nish-
ing Articles MONDAY MORNING, at l0i O'Clock. at
No lac GIeenw ich- use but SIX nths (every arti
Gle without reserve usun) superior Sofas Carpets
variety of marbeto9 Furniture, Dressing and Plan b.
reaus, Dvans, Cots Cottage AID French Bedstelts,
Feather Beds IL large HAIR Mattresses; DINING, Card,
Center Quartet and olher IaSes Mahogany Wslaut and
Maple Chairs, Clocks elegant Ivory Fable Cutlery Gothic
Trays, rich Embroidered Curtains Mahogany and Walnut
Rockers, Grsndoles, Lamps. Sofa Beds, Couches. CIT
Mirrors &c Also, 100 boJes imported Cyars, wih vlF
Gus other Traps too numerous to mention. 2f2ls
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AsTHosY J. BIEEczER. Aust,onssr.
DEERE nap TORY SALE of VALU-

n ABLE BROADWAY BUILDING LOTS, 4. Auc
tJn 10 close q concera.-AETHOSY J. BLEkCkER
NI teil II public ascioa. THURSDAY, FEB. &C. ~ n
o'clock az ne Merchants E1chaase the following dssi
rabe B1icinE Lofs. Ga Broadway aad SNA-st., Q
valuable Lets 81 Ground situated and Est the solta
sass u Broadway and g h of the ffoag
nag Broadway, and the street. said lots bsing IN
axe Eom 20 10 feet inches front, by Sc TO 100
inches de2th This properT YER 6exIaols aAd oilers
unusual inducements for the capital Title
ndpgtAels and every s put s be sold 10 the high
BIDDER Terms Of sale O. per cent Of the purchase
money remain boai ard mortgage for years For
nAps and fsa pzs ars aDsly 70 the Anconeer Broad
street. ll7g31 HIl3f1lga
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JOHN LEvIsoS. Aucaoneer
GREAT ATTRACTIONS CHOI tE

GREAT ATTRACTION'-CHOIt E
~ PAINTINGS, RARE OLD NGRAVING3, GIFT
BOOKS, &c, on SATURDAY EVENING, FEB. 81. at
the and splendid store. No 2e6 Chatham square
choice collection Of valuable Oil Paintings by taeated
artists mastersthe most elegant selecon Of rich and
rare Engravngs Of 1000 subjects offered a.
ton this couutrytogether with large assortment OF
magnificent Gift Books Fancy Articles for Presents
peb Valentines with many other articles. toe numerous
TO nton but which exhibition at the abovs
ard wH be positively old without reserve to the
highest bidder. Sale tocrmmence at6t.
2iflts JOHN JETTSON, No 20S Chatham square.
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Thu Ratlrood Ice bridge,

HAvRE DE GRACE, Friday, Feb: 20, 1852.
The ice is fully as firm as it has been this winter
30 ears containing freight. baggage, and the mails
eyo,sed the track to-day Passengers can cross with
ths utmost confidence In the safety Of the ice.
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CcOTTISH CONCERT. Miss

~ T. u Il - IL CONCC En- l. -"tcs
- JEANNE REYNoLDsos; the geo van Yoea, ~.
rv,b. that she VIII ave C.ncers AZ the Bfo.lsJ RAD
. su.n' On sFDsEsOAY EVENING. FEB. Is and a
+. uit tine tastes Ct the people tue Concert
Iii COAST Of I.lisz. English and Scotch Muse %
thp Mrs R.yn,ldson wall be assisted BY 'he 'o
i0S sao s@ ETA VALENTINE Prma Dsn-a Mss
pRTMNOND, the American vocaist; S'ss9r PAS IA
WILL Tenor; Nr. vh BROWN, Tezor; EDWARD
- p,of VAN DER wEYDE VII preside At the Piano
forte. - =. a., s-:..t NJ.
s' sH +. ana al 'h' e''' OF inc '''''s VI NV
THE GRAND SCOTTISH
! CONCERTS Of the FRASER FAMILY ., Ho0s
rhsDsi BROADWAY alb we 4ih-a.-In compiznce with
the Of their trends asd to respsnd 20 me
,t' Misses and yessr, FRASER viii continus Their
r ,eeTts at Hope Chapel on TUESDAY, THURSDAY
sId SATURDAY Of the present week, the 'h 18Th and
tickets IS cents Door open a.. !. Commence at ocR.
SATTLER'S COSMORAMAS-Frst
cse,i.s Exhibited corner of l3th-s and Broadway.
Op,n from till 10 oclcck Pm; Admission Is cents
Iasse works q AT cS9ss' s q rsEa
EeYPr NUBIA and ARABIA. They are skstcnsd and
painted IN oil by Prof saiter. in I'M
r KORMENDI, Professor Of Magic,
IL. from Hungary, pupil Of the celebrated Dobisr,
will have the honor of mis- first pubic Gaad MaS-
cal Physical asd Chsmea so,Iss, IA Metropolitan Hail.
Pref Kormend arrived this country from TURKEY GA
the I'd u Aug and has been attenvsiy engaged since
~ his most raen fcent ILLUSIONS which have before
teen produced this country to which he wou most re-
spectuy solicit the nton and patronage OF tbs Ams
Schubert Co, No. a57 Broadway; @. B Westsrmlnn
Brothers, $50 Broad corner Readest; French ho'e
ehakspeare Hotel. and other usual places. l6 ivs
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fflontp Wanteo am0 to foan.
Anln9ement5.


A STOR- PLACE-IrALlAN OPERA.
IN LAST WEEK OF THE OPERA FOR TIIE
BENEFif OF MAX MARETZEK.
On the occasion of the Benefits, the prce sf ADMISSION
viii be Boxes and paTqust 81 extra charge for Sc
| curing seats Ampbithester. ~ cents.
RostiDl's smi-SeTous Opera Of
s1GS 'i 'f f2f55s ssi Nas years
SIGNoaA R. PlCo; as Pippo;
SG 59s6a SkHEs & f sSe Fernando
ovn SIG J, mA LAB as 81 p93 ;esnc,s R,,ni,
'eHf ''''ON' op'II"RS GAIA LADRA
Einetta, servant in the family OF aDr2ioI, ..o
piao, country lad in the service Of FaOrizio-
Gine,tio son ofFasrizio Young oGcsr Sig A visti.
Fernando father Of hiiette soidiersg Bsneysntao2
Fs5izio vingradiO, ricn Sig Rosi
isaac a Jew Peddisr sgnor patti.
Matrtisie OF the village C ,a
Family of Fsb'izio
berinnipg of the 18th century.
BoI Office open every day from TO O'Clock.
ss
P S.aTi n no Free List. No Orders.
BROADWAY THEATER.-G: 4.
- MARSHALL Sole Lassse.-fH1s AVANLSS'
Feb a. will Il TN PsG5SdsisT The Barbarian.
hs4 Which, M c6 SSsTsy A9''
Charss-----. Mr.. Fenno Cousin Cherry Mr.. Brougham
and tPaIQast 50 cents Family Ci5es and uP's,
Tier a. csnta; Private BoIes, IS and So Doors open a.
ST. and periO, nances commence precisely at o'clock
UURTON'S THEATER, CHAMBERS
ID sr-THIs EVENING Feb o. will be performed
The FIRE EATER
Jeremiah Goslng Johnston Grace. Miss +. Taylor
After which the HAPpIEsr DAY OF MY LIFE
Mr.. CT Imam Burton MIS- Dudley Mrs. Hughes
To be followed by the OLD COMMODORE.
IN c1rcll de wi he
Adm,sion-Drsss Circle and Parqnet 50 celts second
TIER rs Doors open AZ g., commence at O'clock
pROUGHAMS LYCEuM, BscApwAY,
I'D rear BrOeme st--THIs EVENING, Feb. 81,
THE LADY OF LYONs
Clsude Mr. G. Vandenhof Gen Dumas MIR. Chipperdaie
To conclude With
CAPTAIN CHARLorrE.
Charlotte Miss Az,e Lsnsdale
Circle. IS cts Doors open at q connsncs a. 7oclocs
DARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.
1B Admission accents: children l2i cts
SATURDAY, Feb. 2i-AFTERNOON, at O'Clock, he
THE BOTTLE.
Thornley, Clarke Mrs Thornley,. Mis5 mesayer
EVENING, al o'clock. TIE BOTTLE. with the same
THE DOUBLE BEDDED ROOM.
The curious attractions of the Museum IN the way OF
wonders IN AIT and Nature. are truly unsGna!ed.
GERMAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ Opera House. Extra Performance On SATURDAY:
Feb. 81 Second appearance Of Fflp An. Klaus-JEAN
D'ARC JUNGF RAU Won ORLEANS.
Doors open AZ i TO commence at N o'clock.
Prices Of aimssicn-Box and Parquet. 50 cesfs; Am
pAitheater IS cents
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Dfsaslers. &c.

RE, IN $500, Yuma from London for New York e
:, srd mac hsr lower masis anl no tonnes
OF 10 DAYS S' ''A uiN' aa@ soaid SAL ~ ;
SPANISH BRIG MARIA JEsusA from, some ns-, IN Co..,
e0a,a 70 vac ssls.S Of Porto Rco wlh c.so Of prSss
poruon ofthe goods lac been saved mi 80 "a az =
NJ poaSn , AZ the snip Rheia Ashore At Cape
about two hund ed oil casks ard n he rsn 49,, - A. ~
90 As % get enc hanand aad hsy more "a ~ rs ~
sklp Will soon be IN Sew-York - A@s ''o
AN ENGLISH SCHOONER utse ard cap.an's mama =,
known. bound from FredsrekshUrsh. Va. 70 Hsliisx
izk en- " tn nsur weat ashore a50pt O'Clock Wsl,e, =
morning, OF the ssua see Of Chstyhans. aas bls-s
Schr Hornet Fisn3ers, arrived st New aforr Weis@
about leo obls -four e -
kkiS HAsxrSs. Snow. on her passage to Hawai-.
IN heavy gale. gEH1 ''
y Of the Beard VI Underwater:
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EvARM for SALE at AUCTION.-The
Farm of the subscriber, in the town Of NanaT0nsok,
wssiches'er County, Nsw-York. Said Farm coutains
about 32 acres high state of cultivation, with vare
~ Of fine grated fnt and suitable buildings in A. s-fss
order. Said Farm is half mile from the II. Station
a. Msmaroneck and 81 from New Rochelle Station. Sad
Farm will be sold on THURSDAY, Feb 70. AZ O'Clock
p. NJ, On the premises. NEHEMIAH PALMER
ists
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PASSENGERS Arrived

In ship rotca, from GlGsgop-A. Russell. VIM Dunn,
Kinney, David Hutchinson, d. Donald. j. Wnsey, J. Nd
Kenney, Peter Smith.
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ADRIAN II. MULLER. Auetionesr.
nEREMPTORY SALE IN PAR-


Il TIrION bv order Of the Supre Court Of yaluaols
REAL ESTATE, on Willet Rivington Msrset,a a. 26ts
AZ s5th SITS and on the 9th v.-ADaIAN II. MULLER
viii sell at auction, on TUESDAY. February "a 1894 al
Iaoclock M at the Merchants Exchange by order OF the
Supreme Court under he direction OF Hamilton " ROD
ms on, Esq Referee the following described Heal Estate
Market st-The Lot Of Ground, together with the two
sory brick front House thereon situate on the eastsfy
side Of Markets rs feet inches Rorthery from Cherry
and knowp "a ~ being 70 feet 10 inches In "ian oy eV
Rivington. st-ihe Lot of Ground, together with ths
Buildings thereon situate the northeast corner OF WI
lel and Rv sts being 25 feet IN width by e0eet
depth The Improvements consist of two-story BRICK
front House known No 23G Rynfon-st three story
brick House known No. 10 Wllletst, and two-sory
Ninth sy-The Lot OF Ground togetherwrh the Build
ings thereon situate the southwest corner OF tbs 9Th
av and 26h being i8 feet width by 100 test in depth
The plot ground. together with the three and ahau
story brick Building thereon situate on the westerly side
of the hav adoinI gthe last described lt ON the
southery SIDE being SO ieet inches IN ld by 100 es
depth. The Lot VI Ground, with the Buildings tasreon,
deeoIio lot the southery sds being
10 feet inches in width BY 100 feet IN depth:
Goth s-SlI threesoTy brick Houses and Lots OIL Lao,
feet steTy from the 9th av and known az Nos 4s SoO
49, asa 26 258 Yves. goth St. varying in width from 10 TO
% feet, and beng in depth 90 feet inches ,,....
18th sFse Lots, situate the HJthery side oil 2Jth-
commencing 100 feet westerly from the 9Th av each -
feet in width by % feet inches in depth 49,
S5hst One Lot situate on The noIheIy side Of son-
width by lo2 feet inches in depth - -
The above described property will be sold on tho follow
ing terms VIZ Ten per cent OF the purchase money and
LIST of May whan the deed will be ready for delivery
The balance being IS per cent may remain on bond and
mortgage years at per cent ntere1 for the first and
7per cent interest for the last years The purchaser
will have the privilege Of paying his mortgage at the en-
pr@on Of the first year The purchaser to pay h7e dollars
The propsTty viii be sold with restrictions as regards
nuisa1ces mo ST 81 5, b. l6, 20, 81, 20, 24'
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Arrived

Steamship KeDnebtc, Seymour, Philadelphia, rniss to
ship Iowa, tof New Orleans) Blake Gasgaw So days,
mese and passengers to J. o. Baker co. Has expert
euced heavy gales from the wt: gard sp sMts, started
reeed topsals, John White seanan fell overheard and
was sad lat As H. Ion SO 80 large sup
rroura She had her maintopsa blown away, the rags
kangin the yard. Feb lat AZ 40, sn "a TO- sprung
which time has had no main topgallant mast aoft From
Jan rs TO % made but one degree of longitude.
Bark Warner new, Of Portland, 500 .uhs) Craig Port
land DAYS, IN ballast TO master.
Schr New York Goodsel Boston days, mdss. TO Day.
schr Flsn Rodman. Sherman New Bedford 3 DAYS oil.
schr. Thomas b. Smith Kelley, New Bedford 3 ds OIL
schr 1@Iah El,zaosth, Hoffman, Fredericksburg, Va 1
days, corn and wheat
Schr. Maria, Weber NOrfo days, csTn to Jones
johnson. Feb. 49, Sam, came to an anchor of Rsl
Hook, and was soon aherwaid struck by OF ics,
which caused Aer 10 part GAwser lcsng the best
and about 10 fathOmB OF cable. Was then driven the
beach, the Narrows where sac sustained consdsra
by The and she otherwise strained as TO leak
badly 20th at A. d. taken tow by tug Ma
nan,en and brought up 10 the CITY
Schr HibsTpis McHerEing, Halifax N s. la days mack
eIel TO James Hunter Co.
schr Alexander NJ, Fish, Norfolk days bd to Aliens
Point.
Soop James GoIham. N chols FAN River.
Soop New London, Latham. New-LondOn.
SAILED-Ships Marion. johnson. Savannah; Sullivan
Edwards Charestos; bark Clementina (Brem.) Danns.
man Bremen; schrs Euphons Guide Porto Caos lo also
Br ship lsca Price James River; steamships Daniel Web
ster Baldwin San Juan; FL Dorado, HaItsein Chagres
and others.
BELow-Bark Edward (of Alexsndria) Dearborn. Mo-
bale 20 days. co ton &c to Center Co br-s T,bse.
Chsrlsston 3dsys Sarah of Scuate venszuea a. days
TO Joseph Foulke Son.
wlND-Sunrse. NV; meridian, NV; sunset. wSw
The bark EveIthorpe. 6leadon from away which AZ
Tved on the i9th has 32 and has lost IL by
sickness during ne voJsse She has sIpsreacsd very
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By Telegraph 70 the Sew-Y0rI 1'lODNs'
u.u,.ad Accident at Dep'si
Inc Ahas a., .r the Corsners jury. ,e.s

The Erie Ratfrsaa A~~,. Iurv
d'e, ".s,r. Ffiday. February %, 1897.
49, sos~u w. sheldon, CofoheIL.., ., ,se
be'o s and thorough investig sa -
ters p,srres attending the death OF g..
Mas osina. indian giri, a. oepo1s - -
sey ~ .he New York and Erle Raiiroan, on o'Iu>
uos ,s ,ssa fpd that the deceased were psseh-
~. !, the mail passenger trains OF Inu Gay,
- DAT they were either in the cars or a,,emp-
~ "a lump from them, when freisat naih go
sn,ps East at sreat sDeeJ, ran into SAID passage
ram while standing at this station, oy wnisn us
se.seo we're either crushed or scaled 70 oea.i.
By the evidence before US. 4, appears tnat tne
frtieht uain followed the passenger uAiu, ies. ;e
the summit Is minutes after the passehsei na la.
that the freight train, after running aooas n.o,
became ur MANAGEABLE; after all the elaAeo o.,ns
s,nI,ed the engine reversed and oack an ,b
,nnI,so nut by reason Of the snow ana iioss o ~
III. the sneed OF the train could not oe cneoASai
-, ths Engineer OF the freight tram, Oy .ae
s,~n Al of the whistle, IN time called 'ne 80 -
~ Dsposit 10 turn the track on tne nam ao n-
svod he collison. but the SWITCH man VINO un es
the control Of the Ssasion-A Agent, was ho' d. 'no
switch e.s u,.., ..rsa NJ ron.
sure against the Railroad Company. oy reason OF al
Iovipe freight trains to Immediately follow passen
ser trains up or down grades knowing tnai freight
trains have at several times PREVIOUSLY become IN.
nau able this grade, and run by TINS station a.
the highest speed.
Dspos,f. Feb 20, 1852.
Gates Clarke, tforeman,) A. Devereaux, Addison
B. Dean si0ney Sheldon, fly. Burrows, Charles De-
maudeY, 8. o. Dean, John Peters
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