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The daily union., 1852-10-05

There s just now person figuring in Maryland and
Pennsylvania Scott gatherings as the Hon Mr. Sewer
OF Louisiana, paned or we understand as brother or
nephew OF that pure patriot and chvalrous gentleman,
A. II. Sewer, late U, s. Senator from Arkansas This
is The person referred to is Joel q Sever an
Methodist preacher Of this city, sencel we believe,
BY that respectable denomination for his continual inter-
meddIing With politics and party squabbes
IN. q. Comier.
The daily union., 1852-10-05

ICE CREAM.The subscriber is prepared furnish families
fairs, parties, balls Ac, with the quality cream water
ices, &c, at 81 x per quart
This ice cream Is received regularly IRON the establishment Of
Fussel Baltimore, and
article presented public. trial only Is psked.
Particular paid serving pae pyramids OF
j. l.. W. DORSEY,
Office north llth street. Pennsylvani ave
N.B.-Fresh be had a any
Oct 5-d3t& eod3ts
The daily union., 1852-10-05

eg-Washington Literary Society-Meetng this evening
in Union Academy at half past O'Clock.
An essay will be delivered by J. o. Wilson.
Question for discussion our Union
right TO secede from It?
The public respectfully invited attend.
M, PARKHJRsT Secre,.,y
The daily union., 1852-10-05

SCOTT AND JACKSON, by Headiey.-Tbe Lives Of Win
field Scott and Andrew Jaekson by author Napoleon
his Marshals, Sc.-portraiis.
Voices Nature Foster Child the Soul OF Mana
between the spiritual world by
Outlines Of Moral Science by 4. Alexander, ID. ID.
Progress Of Nations by u, q. Seaman.
Archibald Cameron, Heart Trials.
htTAYBOR n MAURYis
Oct5 Bookstore, near 9th street.
The daily union., 1852-10-05

FoRcrD oosTRIBUrIoNs-The following, from the Bos-
ton Post tells how The Scoltes raise the immense
of money which they spending in the desperate effort
to carry the election. The Post well says!
"The desperate condition Of the Scott parry has induced
them 10 resort 70 the expedent OF forced contributions The
occupants OF the custom house have ared five per
cenium their salaries. The oxtortion has been
pfac'ssd al other ports and presume, upon oce-hod
generally throughout the Qnion. Messrs Scwnil
Price. Leach, and Charles w. Mcclellan. attached
the Boston cusom-bouse required make this dona
lion few days ago, but declined fork over and
dismissal followed This Infamous conduct of prosofip pon
Is praotised with shameless enrpntetyt the attempt Is
boldly made 10 compel the people Of this country submit
TO the Scout yoke through the arbitrary Of the
servantshe who ARE feeding at the public
crib IN every town aud CITY In the United States Bot The
day Of reckoning Is at handthese treacherous
ards VIII peed account 70, their steward.
ship aud then woe he unto them Unole Sam viii take
Mr. Collector Greeley his knee, and make him .mnr
that he viii after dread fire in the rent Ms much
as does his renowned leader"
The daily union., 1852-10-05

HAVING JUST RETURNED FROM NEW YOunr. n
III IN. nS~wn ~
customers The public generally inspection ~
decidedly
md
which will he
usun elegant style, for the loves, cash prices. 7f-
WIN TUCKKu,
Pennsylvania avenue, between AZ nd .ssse,s.
Sep l6-7aw3w
The daily union., 1852-10-05

MOODS Ornamental Iron- Works. Ridge Road Phil
adephia-lron siauaryions grryhounds, Newfoundland
dogs fountains Of beautiful
spiral and straight improved also ratings
das, comprising upwards OF 400 designs.
Designs and specifications will be Union
by addressing
Oct 5-d2m ROBERT WOOD, Philadelphia.
The daily union., 1852-10-05

Miss HoeAN viii open English and French
m boarding and day school Friday 9Th Of
street between 18Th and ft the second house
For circulars apple principal The
Rev Dr Butler and bookstores In Washington Georgetown
and Alexandria.
" was omitted the circulars or such young
sdes as desire instruction In Latin Italian, Spanish German
the services OF The will procured
Rev e. M. Buucr u. ~ Capt O. Wilkes, u, s.. N.
WIN. Thb4 Carroll, Hon. Hamilton Fish, N, = g.
Francis Mnrkoe, esq. Rev T.. z. w. Balch, ID. ID.
Mr. Justice Wayne, Sup CT Rev q. y. Radel, N, N.
Hon. j. W. Msary. Jno r. Meicafe, ". D.. IN. ".
Norsschool win be provided convenience
fups whose parents guardians prefer that they should ride from
and to thr homes The young ladies who avail themselves t
accommodation w enjoy OF and daily
tendance unaffected by the changes 10 the weather.
fo ne rates Of are se direct application to the principal Is
quss'sd, Oct 6-d1ufs
The daily union., 1852-10-05

TOR RENT-A osioy and attic brick house
complete on lith street. street,
Doctor Kearney The situsuon OF the hest
good within 30 the dwelling
budnas and good alley leading the back OF properly The
house and furniture Will be rented for twelve months
good reasonable Inquire fM ~ Caan
dersgned, at Mrs. J. Dow' boarding h ouse.
Possession given
Oct 5-dh&eodu JAMES MAGUIRE
The daily union., 1852-10-05

SFFIEMDER IbJZ.
Ii is proper TO state that Mesrs. Baber and Hu,cheson
ara whiss
The daily union., 1852-10-05

PRISTS-<sr~nt
300 pieces bne dark prints, nt6x
1N 90 do do fom 7 10 ~
Superior French do
Mourning do .#es.er..
French, English, and American furniture do .ls II
Sept VI eod2w VERY MILLER
The daily union., 1852-10-05

EUitNITUHE Day GOODS-Just received and on sale q
Il the Of the Subscribers
quality boiled curled
| ranted unnred and Zee from unpleasant odor
One bale superior cking widths qualities which
viii have made up 10 order.
one style and elegant transparent shades gold bor
der- and medallion
These anything oc the find
offered for sale In h Of the
and coored grounds. Also
styles, with all the fixtures for hanging reasonable
prices.
Also extensive Of beautiful wooen
flowers and borders, from n
oo heap and extensive supply family
blankets.
Also, substitute for
chintzes strong
colors, and cheap, CLAGErT n DODsON
The daily union., 1852-10-05

TrOR RENTING spacious brick
cupied by Commodore shubrick tuaied street.
squares of the War Once.
For eligible pew Johns Church. chnpcei
Apry subscriber residence
The Office o Edwards Smith, rennsyivnr
nearly opposite Wizards Hotel.
l-dNs JAMES L. EDWARDS,
The daily union., 1852-10-05

nILs, TEAS. CANDLES, COTTON LAPS
" 10000 gallons beached and nnbeached winter
gallons beaced unbieached patent whale o,
2lo0l gallons pure bnsced OIL
boses sperm candles, a. 5's, Ga, first quality
800 half chests gunpowder, imperial and hyson
$50 half Oolong, Chulau. and Souchong teas
500 boxes ground coffee, various qualities
900 bates "Buena Vista" cotton laps.
Every article warranted as represented For sale by
STAINS MURRAY A co,
Oct 5-iaw 3w Corner Of 10Th nd Penn. avenue
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E'rienstve u

1~'&''' = = J"7t"r'0" w " He zfHBsU DyOue8yI
Nav YORK; Oct 4-Augustus M Bowen, cashier Of the
extensive aud well known house Of Brown, Brohsr. &
Co.. in this city, has been arrested charged with being
defaulter to the of $3.50 OOO Mr.. A.
D. Comestock, awellknown Wall broker IL also Inn
plicated in the defacaion and has likewise been
rested Specializing in stocks is believed have I'D
this alleged fraud The affair has created quite excite
here, fesA
The daily union., 1852-10-05

DaANDIrs, WINES. wUrsrxEy, n. II. RUM
- half pipes ofd, Dupuy Co, Hennesy CO.. pinet
teian n Co,
50 do DO do
~ half and quarter pipes A. seirnsttn 4 Co. brandy
100 baskets Heidseick s. Go, champagne
700 do grape leaf do
100 do Guslcr's Anchor do
Port sherry, and madera, MI grades
Very 0ldrye wbiskey. Also low grades
Every article warranted represented. Tor sale by
STAINS. MURRAY CO.,
Oct b-lnw3w Of ION Penn
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IMPORTANT TO Property OWNERS The
following decision by Judge Roosevelt, is of much
Importance 10 real estate in ;ais ClIy aad is
presented TO their attention
SUrRKNk CoURr-Sp ecial Term--Jan H. 1852
Before Justice ROOSeyelt.-Abei r. AYdsrsoa and
Isaac Johnson, agans,tks Mayor, Aldermen &c DE-
CISION That the original expenditure oy the CorDo-
ration for Work done by their order constitutes debt
against the owners, and IS real BcumDrance on the
laLd benefited thereby. This was An action oug n
by plaintiffs TO recover from defendants 81 49, 60
with interest nom 2Cth June, ls45. II appeared
nom complaint that the Corporation had, b. Orli-
nance directed tAe Elghth-aV. 20 De regulated AMI
graded, and c0fh md gutter stones Sc. therein The
work was Gone pursuant 20 she ordinance. ana
large sum pad by the Corporation 20 the contractor
Tor the ~ors. That 10 reimburse the City Treasury
for such expenditure AID assessment, an apoog,ion-
ment had been made OF su n expense ~ Which the
DIS OF plaintiffs mad been assessed $i42l 80. Thai
The assessment was certified by the Charm An OF the
Assessors 20 the Common Council who raraed sat
corhTmtd the Ssme,-ihaI the certificate was no.
signed oy the Assessors, and the Corpor aiOli rro-
Ceeced q advertise and sci! the p!ain,iHs lots fr
payment OF the assessment
Ihe plaintiffs IN 1910, FLED BIZ 10 restrain The
Colpoialon nom making suca sale, an FOR perpetu,
a injunction. That The SUIT IL Chancery was ceci.
cto against plaintiffs IN 1879. That the plaintiffs
los were sod 70 pay the assessment md 70 preyeut
Use cooperation from leasing TO purchasers ths
plaintiffs pad tue amount then due S2434 90 ion
Which this action was brought
10 tbs complaint the defendants demuTrel ard
COMMENCED.
f1sf That ty the statute the expenditure OF the
.eipoIsnon for the improvement IN Quest a, con.
sl!ulse ceot sgsinst the owners and real incuu.
GRANGE en- tne lots benefited thereby
Second That any irregularities In the assernentor
he proceedings for the collection thereof did moi AZ
,seI o. Impsir the original deos or hen upon tie
lands benefited. ~POA '~S
-, arc That the plaintiffs by the payment IN June
tS1o, ohiy paid and discharged legal debt sgaikst
s s-sn, aio wand lien upon their lands and there
ioie could not recover back money raid voluntarily
10 discharge such debt or hen
,e'1M mat the suit In Chancery was an esrop.
PEI on te plaintiffs, as TO al matters affecting the
regularity OF the assessment
me Sourt SAID this Is demurrer 10 corrolSiut
assessment on plaintiffs lots for regulating and FRA
eng Elshth-sv and setting curb and gutter stones
Proceedings OF Corporation alleged 10 have been
leeular and void, because all the Asss ssors did not
SlSn the assessment.
Plaintiffs had paid under pro,ss, 10 preyent the
cieahon OF a cloud on their tiIle.- which Hond
emoAirsss them in the disposition OF their lots Tha
pAynent, they insisted not voluntary but rnaIs
shesl cures and tins action was brought agains,
The corporation to compel them to refund
There had been previous suit for perp<,ual in
junction Whirh, after hearing, had eeen dismissed
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DIED.

On u onday, jar. u.s. LEWIS X SMITH con ef Nieho
las ! orlih sssd months and 3Cys
Inc Hrhcs ard relatives Of the family are invited 10 n,
enc MS laheiaI nom the TeSdeace OF ms parents Nc
.4e y est @lst II this dsy, a DO o'c.1ck A 81
- A. bio.hJh. Jan %, Ms SAB All rslct OF tha late
DI. John Hunt Of Hudson. N. Y.
htf ht ncs aAd acc requested 10 attend
h'I uhe2l ron her a'e rssdeIce Ne rs Saeketis De
tween Court and Smith this 5ay az y H., rs,n,;.
Will be taken . Hudson for inrerm-at
oI S1n % its Jsa amer prOtracted Illness ED
NM r. WOLFE, agtd II years mouths and Is daV.
- int-us uI The family invited 10 stend ms "a
"a ron ne residence of his father Z " W IN, NJ
y b.NeIs, AZ oc4cC. tAls c4T
ytsrs. 10 's'1 90
~ relatives and fnsrds respectfully lavsd 70 A.
zero - sAei1l OIL Nednefdiy 1lst nat al e'clocs
from bis lac residence No 81 Amitv-st Iii
AZ broosiyn on Sunday, jan s OF lraana. lion Of tbs
iu.ss Liam READ, aged q Yeas
Ire Is.atFes and fneBts the "a niiy a.o N. MAJ.
,eIs q bIoA4Jn Lodge No. &c, l. o. OF o 2 also "a.
va loAti O1Afd Company b, respectfully Invs ed 10
Auehc ne funeral "a Tuesday nsI- a. : sclork p N
LIE lns feseence 81 hs brother, Thomas Read Ne 2t
" New London pa5ers rleise TO copy fg no
AZ rer smolh II Jas 10, Jsha W. F0E'sf aged 81
=, iLe nhSn o. Ns Chase, vile Of Hon s. p Chase
A; Athens, Ga, Jan 9, Dr. Edward Coope-. a~sds
a AZ AnEgs',ns, Fla Dec II, Edward NuGIos Of On
aged ~ - - Ai'A''NIg'
IN Ia io1Tchs Interior Parish La Nov %. Martin prs
Eat-se VI 81 MAE, france aged g.
4. IeHtOonEe paiisA. la, Dec 20, yossph Isaoe,n,
Dsiee' La'!'s u TIE hiAIs Of MADEIRA sgsd II
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and We decision Of which i was son ,4nss was a.

and We dscision Of which u was eontfhuei' 81
.,sonneIto anv further action on me iuplect
The Court held FIRST That the iosnef slt "a ..
diferept aspect for different purpose ah1 ioi lag
settlement Of a different question aiiu ~ -. -
ron therefore although against the pialAlu' i D
estornel 10 their present action
Ssrona That the law q l75l did mol require me
SCISSORS 10 sen their assessment, out only 70 cerAY
,he ssme IN writing 10 the Common soaich'
which could have been done, under theI order nv
Chairman Secretary or Clerk, OF IN any o'hef eslh
mode. . Il - A.. q. ,i..,,
or omission on mere matters OF loitn resi'hg "a 10
ininry II would have been covered oy me reclA a
80 ~ NE Common Council, which the law declares
{" shall he binding aud conclusive upon lne oHh-
ersr .,Lo 49,. r ~,
he Assessors was necessary IN the srct iegai Vaa
i;y Of tie subsequent proceedings rs ounsfph uIu
~, small 4sfe ne original WORK itself nor impair ile
i,,st rieh Of the Public Treasury 10 De rei1n0use1
ibe eTuense Of improving TIRE private properly OF
thste particular individuals, "on whose account
such sxpense was incurred.
mn That bv the terms of the law tne eNpenul-
ture. 10; mere appoTtlonment, creates - deos
unon the owner ana a real ih'uhJIahcS on t"7
lots owned by him. -, -,
tho ircunnhrarce whether voluntarily OF nvoiu1t4-
rilv and whether the proceedings Instituted 70 col
let were strictly regular or not the planiHshaV
no claim either in law equity, 20 recover Dlcstne
amount and thus IN effect 10 charge me cost oil IN
proving their property upon me RESI- Of iAe comhu-
nifty.
Cow NJ Ogden. for plaintiffs u l.. Dawes
Counsellor to Corporation, for ceieniants
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COMMON COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS

BoARp OF Administering SeSSlon-
ssrsnfs Day, MOndnv. Iofh The Board me. at o
O'Clock. the President in the Chair.
Pet,tions-Ensine Co No. 10 petiuonei for new
engine Several ladies' petitioned for aid in es-
tablisbng Female House Of Industry Resi-
den,s in Fifth Ward asked for Hook and Ladder
Co. in that Ward. Petition 10 ferry - Bed
ford-sy, Brooklyn.
Cify Irspector's Ohce-The Nineteenth tDoherty)
moved that all accounts of .his Office be reported 10
the Board Adopted.
LgAt Wanfed.-On motion ofthe Twelfth tTismsnnl
the Controller must report speedily all expenses OF
buTyiDg distinguished persons ana receiving omcefs
and strangers for three years back.
More Sf0Dyiug.-The Nineteenth offered res0ln-
ton to stop the Receiver OF Taxes IN the execution
of the duties OF his office in collecting back taxes
On the ground that the resolution gas grossly dis-
respectful IN language Il was voted tlaI the Alder
mann Of the Nineteenth have permission 10 Win
draw the resolution So ~
mani moved to change the mode Of appointing Com
missoners in the matter OF street opening Reieife1
THE real object of this reso'utlOn IS u rake me
naming Of Commissioners from a Wing otiicer tror-
porat,On COUNSEL into the embraces OF Loco ID Tl
o. Aldermen
Rrc,irer Of Tares-A communication frOm Htr-
vey Hart. in answer 10 a r. solution TOR loIm4ion
as to warrants, fees, &c.
was voted 10 trocl tower and bell at Jefferson
Market and a tower and bell In macDOugal st,neAr
Spring-st. Proposals are 10 be advertised Tor ne
towers, each ore OF which IS to have a ben "e'sa-
bspoc,mests The Street Com nissioner's Report
foT 1851 was received and ordered 20 be prnte1----
The Superintendent Of Markets nominated william
Seaman Welghmasier m washington ike, n
The Board adjourned at rs minutes past I, or a
vo'e-ayes II. noes s.
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Disasters. &c.

The STEINER Alan Captain Thomas While ass ,tllg the
IA Washington. ash aTa the Knoll ga alufit hSht,
was hau cd hy the ice 70 csse r 30 - X nav
M three fee, ii wafer in The hold. Capt T. cbdca q
run her ashore on Sandy Fonok 10 damages when
haN ing done he % tho Cy yes - iay morning
He the ship good order and "Jal pfocoed
60 s,a this uorliag 81. -,
Car ISIANp n J.. Jan. l7-S p. Il My Messenger
returned tns morning CarsJus Inlet, ami si4,eS "a Al
the tak ktsn hafd aground ald leaks 40 badly az
permit The ti3e ebb and fO1d m her hlld O~9g TO
the Il g icg ul the pump all her tin which com
prfed two thirds OF her has been got out M good
coatian bat the fae II the vessel Is as We. Qto INC
tain AID toe agent OF tho U0der"rie c1ncls ia th'
opinion from tue II has having o red 81 per cea Tor
sv ~ ii hui of hs vessel Our pilot mt, mar went
cut on Thursday afternoon have AOt yef come IN ~ ms
fitmR h0.e are extensive fields Of ice hlltmy % sea
Wlrd -. ~ ". Wea'aer rl her cloudy aaJ very Clli.
BELIZE Hon Dec. 1.-THE sChr Thomli Pear on Bsa-
s0n r.n. YaIk. arrived on the 'h On nor pass she
erc0untersJ very h,avv wind and weather ana shueel
uch m sails and ggng carried Avay anj lost ner
tormafts top sails ub-1om, diving no. auh most 81 hef
stsucIrg and running rigging sac viii 10 id up Tar re-
pans = a. discharged
TuR sCHR. SAMUEL HApD0r h, iOf Nane CAPT. HAD
dock also IN kewNok, arrived on the '3th sns also
experienced heavy winds AMI was run INTO ~ large yes
sci vhie yiug gate, ny which her bulw*rks we e
from chains clean ar, where tho anchor OF
the 81 which INTO heT became ast amid lhe pr1keh
UuiwaIks lumber. and fast 10 TINS moment
She alss carried her TOP mast. dying and go DOOM
al rAuufnE rtEBs-~ W. have mad very
gales with heavy for sous TINS past Fhs
fawn ard Pana b. yesses ara reported ashore az the
sOuthyaiG
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MARRIED.

In thu CITY, Jan. q, hy Rev. Mr. Jessup Nv DAVID
IAFF, oi tbs City, 10 Mss ANNS HOLT daughter of
william Holt, FEC CT New L3sdoh Conn
A. Jerey iity. on the 18th Jan b. Rsv 7 KsTv
III l. bCGkNE BERARD 70 Mss MARY h GRIN
nly danghteT 81 ne late James Grim Esq
fl Milton Utter County lJtn Jan ~ Rev l..
ieini-s' NJ MAaNIN J. HOLDEN, Of Rutland c.
eIn on 70 Mi,s ESTHER A cOmSTOCK. only ia Igh-
'sI u All al tOpAtocA drcessei Of Pu'nan 90 Nv
~ fougt seepsie papers please copy.
GA Moncsy m lrrirg, Jan 10. BIZ Rev A ploonsr
Hart, NJ ELISHA MANCHESrEK 10 Miss MAY
A. PORTER. youEgett daus hlsf Of john Z Por.er ESQ
al OF this Cuy. -a
Al Albany; January IS, FEsnAliA townsend to Anna j.
ughier Of Rufus King 80
~ Alta1y Jsn II, Samuel " Hmght Of San Franc SCI
cal. u juliet l., daughter OF Edsn Croswei OF New
York Ciy "
AZ washington, d. c, Jan. IS. William stcknsy. Tor.
Amor Kendall -S'''N' 70 'NN-
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ArrINed.


Ship Vermont. Of Bath DEM son - :,
rese TO " ElWell Jan. on Gaze ipr'S ~ ~
Isabella from Kingston. Jam, for FaAaheipes ta1
came 10 anchor Saturday lgh aoItSs. OF INC puo
sore wharf Quarantine and SUNDAY morning sle was
Irok, sdnft b. large body oi earned asr
the uack IT ship YoTkshires bow; me Nsnn ny ss
mzzea mast Oh by her house on deck, WIN az 80
glsg sttat he'd lost overheard IAs noihSh'o
no camage. ExpereHced heavy weather On tne 49,
was up TO the Highlands the I1a was blown on N Inc
late gales -. o.. NJ =,
md e to master The S bss experienced heAyy we-lhs'
and has DAYS Of Cape Ha spin al tatee .op
lib. The s anchor on Sftnrc ny hls's ~
Quarantine ground. aAd Sunday morning heaFy o,nf
OF ice came aoul her and drove her ashore below vac
steamboat landing She was got ol ms morning "'H'"
receiving any dAmage . III.
Ship Rsiah JOGeg. New Orleans DC 20, r>t 10 h@s'e
4 Hazard. Elght passengers -, -.
and nee to sturgess. Clesrmpn $ Co ,...,-..-,o, 4.
Telegraph, (Ot hccs audi toant AtSapA> 4" U.s.
sugar aRd mossses 20 C. p. Leveuch.
Brig Wilson leT Lewis, savannah days, cotton 90
Durham & Dmop. .at anchor 20 the BY . - -,
Brig Factor. tlf Cranberry Isle dtaay, ONcn u1ys
Brig Nautilus (Br Falkuer, st. AIMS Bay Jam, -
DAYS pmsnto, &c. to j. S. Whitney lac sncloteu III
the BAY Sunday morning ana vas '9"eu )" .ne 'i' W
the steam fug Achilles. as snort ~ pios i'lvhs. ~,
Schr lanes and samuel Walters. Va days, wood. On
Saturday nignt while lying az the bier east see he
sp struck large body Of ice which Stove he pau
" and caused her 20 SILK IN lew minutes great pA'
Of her cargo Is deck. but Zone OH was lost .
Schr Henrietta Haoch, Georgetown ; y Gays, cot
ton to Halph P.st. The H. arrived On salUfdW
The packet ship Bavaria, Anthony. from Hsvre Is a.
anchor IL the Lower Bay.
SALED-Sbip Wisconsin, Scott, San Francisco, m to
Of steamer Achilles
BEIOW-l chip. supposed the Manchester from New
Orleans Also, b. bng.
WlND-Sunrise, INV.
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LEWES, JAe. ia PNI.-The brig naie,,a, from an
port for Baltimore horn. brig. painted black
white tueak round her waist. with hsh pspD deck and
loss Of fore toDmsst, together with Saesnan, for
GeoIsetO1n, ID Z. EeO vship, for VI -guia and Golden
Rule Tor Charleston 70 ha Dor ths aud
main 10 tins tlme m company with the sells reported
yesterday. and Will de part until the dniashes
WIND no ~ ard able.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. lG.--Au steamship City o.
tuisturs Sfors5ury. non the Horse Sl0e, rhse she d
teen deam dsoce the il last IN luencs ~ Inc ice
ed l7tb. bark Nashua, Mortimer Eeg-OrleaRs schT
Sbas A. Greinsr. PfteTFon Charleston
PORTSMOUTH \. II, Jan i6-Arr. brig Alexander,
lbrl Mcfiui Bonars.
MILhItGrOE, Jan. l3.--Arr. schr Haue, Htlllck
dIeul. New-FOrk. lf,h, brig Aunns0n. Alney Ha
Clc. ION. brig Commerce, Greehlaw. Boston lih
NaLce Sss-tssr Porto Rico schrs LOchel, Conner
West hdi's; Almifa joy Pauett, New-York
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WlLLlAMSBURGH ITEMS.

MELANCHOLY AccDENr-Aboat 4 o'clock
On Saturday afternoon, fatal circumstance hsp.
pensd by which man named James Moore, a shIp-
joiner, lost his life. The deceased Was working on
the Brother Jonathan, undergoing repairs in tbs
ship yard OF Messrs. Perine, Patterson & stack.
when the stage which connected the vessel with tn.
dock gave way. The unfortunate msn fell with his
head frst against the stringpiecs OF the dock and
anervard on pile of plank undsnesth-scross
winch be lay, with his head in the water, until per
sens came to his assistance Ii was then too late,
'of tne vital spark had fed. The deceased lived
An foor'n'sf' N. Y, and leaves wife and three
children