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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-14
TEXAS.

Nv the arrival of the steamship Texas, Cape
Isviess We have received Galveston papers TO me SIs
uh enc day later than those brought by the = N0'"
The following IS from TAs Wars O. -,
On Tuesday evening last Or. Grant, whose
r.iS,pce Is pear Washington on the brskoS Wa s-Nt
in Houstcn by Mr. Ansslem Hudson, VINO was sc.ns Ss
bsrh esr,r In the Houston House. Dr.. Grant d'ei IN
tspv AFTER receiving the second shot IN his body lac
nsr-ulnrs are thus related by gentleman "uo
vs. there AZ the time: difficulty had exsteu oet"ecn
The psrtes for some time previous ana Or 9rSh = II
- to have threatened 70 cowhide NJ. Haison'
which having Gene 10 his knOwledsei Mr II, Gu ~,
ir- Dr. Grants arrival went 10 see him ana ny NJ
IN the Old Csr;ol After some words, w Gssus 80
;s,l AMI shot AZ Hudson the ball passing through o
"a n of his coat Hudson immedisieiy turned anu tsn
s,rs distance TN he had time 10 draw hs pistol W.
70 t,rr ed and ssot Or Grant IN the leg, Dr I
.,,, nj hot about the same time without euecC pt
St ,bsn .b,, ,hird time the ball striking hut son
scr lut Hudsons second shot was then made me
III passlp- thrCug Dr. Grants body, causing hs DEAN
sl,,c,t tstantlv Hudson forthwith surrendered MN
ssjf tn the sheriff by whom be was tsSen into custody
tr inf IN ation IL that Hudson Il young nNn OF re
,pec,ale .smily anu came INTO texas out ie" moA'.s
since. >
Gen. Mirabeau b. Lamar, ex-President Of
Texas, arrived in Galveston on the on the 5lst u' IN
good health.
The Supreme Court, at the late Austin term,
decided the law OF the last Legislature authorizing the
writ OF ecr,0rar issue trcm Justices Courts TO be
uncunsti utousL
The Mas says that Judge Watrous of the
District Court il detained at present BY sickness
will be able TO resume his duties the bench soon The
T. : District Court 10 be opened m Galveston on
Monday last and then adjourned 70 the first Monday IN
February. ~ ". ficaN Ohe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-14
Legislature OF Sew.Jersey.

Gov foFT's MEssAGE.-The two House. met
O. edresdsy msrning t 10 o'clock. aud III. Govern.
q Ae'sase Wss presented. TIE following !, tse Ssh
lance Of the document. Il opened with ree.,s,,.
70 lie general health and prosperity Of tie State VIII,
'Le pat Two yesrs decided improvements have h.,
enee'ea IL rnsny Of the laws Of tie ss, inc,asi,, ,
esheAshnen' Of The dis,rie, iys,e for the eloc,; :,
Aemters CT tho Legislature, the exemption q, ,,a
AIny heI-estesd TO the value Of 81 OoD from at.
execution tie supplement- to the act sa,horizing m.
oohess OF HsIEng, and the general act, in reI.,o,
20 ihsei'ree snd Plank Roads Gov. Fort tell, ,bs
re that Hs time csnno, be more sdyan,acaou.lv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-14
Married,

A. s1n Trsnetco Dec u. ~ Rev Williams 7 Ross El.
eHi~f n tie Comma Coa. q s4csea' 20 Mas Asis q"
CtctE,os tte disffrsrsfed voCai-i
BOW NsIsy. O, r. w., John } Ey of RON C'untv
NJ. % hiss A. Hsnes. Of b~nioa CouHiy. Mo
Horoug Nv. NaCss C. Mn abat. Ia % Io1le1 c
20 EEatsi JsIs daushier u he Ac s2nle Do
sei;. - Of Be- roiulr
2. Ardfe~ D. Hrysui NJ, So-a Come 81,
sl ui Bsbepa-
on tAe % Pc, r. is,ri Of Francsco M MAMA
=. Andsrsrn. oi sauf4 Glars N-ItT.
Frsf,,,,c NJ. Arfurfu. q. Rchrrison Atls
Ms May e. Pool e oi Bradford vermont
Craze Churh De- o. Frss Jsn- 4prli, stn f-an-so,
LzAtst sces daashies the ate jane CiNrs
E.q. Of y diam, a. Tie county OF D. ban, Easitad
b. pctart nov Mr. Charles Laad Of ,an franaco % VI -
ssfsh Issey former from ln'i'
IN Port H. Nr Gcorte u Lons NJ Eit.be seeTe
10th o. Ga County.
In Pol, ana nov - Joa p Cases oreson
Nafafei u. v snds formerly N Albany. y. \.
Atspsursrs Lane oct = NJ John tossTri md
N. May Ffane. d. sLfe n Gfv a. o Lsr- Co Of-ol
D. Dad lauhl Co. Not. M }. }.
C Ish 20 Hlf ti4alsfh falso
Nov TO- Nj H. H. hcLsushln 10 hs Nancy 0ren both o'
Ltbs Da,e. Nev Nr u L.lsur.ortssr of Sacramento
CalGaus. O. M.ss Naeiva fompkias ct losa
In Dot.sa Co OREGON b. Rev. jams Read NJ i0hn
sisney ard Me- MACY kHg 81 Of pouEas Co
fu -
HastOn % D. Hunf. - sudbufY. Ma
Dec. Nj Esft Reed orussy Of cortlsa1
Co. Me- iitteca GnEuel. iorrne 10 30 Nee jersey
A. Nsra Dee Hon JOAN A fl'toa, 81 harJsve % II VI
H. NJ efas. Of NJ torner pace.
jose. De- D. - Hon Toms Nht, Mayor n ssn joe
Jesu uunla Aara GonHar- daashte o. -
uag rcf r. al Clu1ales az 81 san Iost
II fcrouu, IT, WA a. dtrani, " D. 20 Niss Asaz
Ns~crrh. daughter 81 Dr. Nerc0rh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-14
Markets.
Corr AltsCA

San FRANcfsCo, Wednesday Dec. u, 81
The MARKET 70 .nost invariably quiet the day betore
the Of ms steamer, and tins rs been no eKcepoa
70 the gsuers rule The uufsvobe weather las .so tend
% 20 check husnes ard has diminished very materially
the amount Of nerrhsnol,e shipped % ne interioT
FLoUR-But Ifte has been dong this article saes a.
most entirely local account The both f1r bos
srd cts unchanged Sales Of loo half sacks Ore
ron 81 SIS 80 az. Do domestic e5sGeM
BssLEY-Sass Of domestic. n ots II y IS Caih 3ie
PEovTsoS s-2o barrels clear PORK, No. l. sod - - .
90 Prime SIS: IS Hams Is- g. er,es do -
Eive the figure o. bis Better, choice article
&c: 10 kegs DO A. the s'rne tgurr
WHfsEY-Ne note sale Of o bhls. Ordinary AZ &c -
CaSpIEs-Adamsnfines are n fair demand ses Of 80
boxes sf,ortcd. IN lots 81 isle Sperm a-e dull 81
boxes solo ~ sac. ..,,.
do 81: SO dor. DO, N sless, - -.
sales Of TUEPENTiNE, IN TN ~ 81 o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-14
Died,

De- - sr' Hsre' Pace Vie 81 NJ Charles P'. wa'eAnatsr,
Iro.n.d, De- - tn, rsb. RIVER, u,.r he Hd-v Hos.,,
Aaron II 5 bosh. 81 Iro, Ne- icrs 40 .le1i -.
N,-oorsn. asrd stoai % year..
In horeuu. o., % the Fr-seh Hotel, c,gt chsrchu
Dcsued The ish J4J,by h- uPsitas q ons bat ~h~s
hrs Nd Jurha am -ii soa Of cuEt E- Royal Ns'y 40
ost,srd stpw " B. Lc,k Sos ~ NJ FfsaoI. Cua,usb
or toad .a,s John N Legaa q s-elsa. assl Is
Wsdndsy TAonaa. Lsnerty ortnsrt
A. Isr s..J-sc, atGse Mar ha. rsa,t r-. 6ou s.,s
10 Aafr Ia ste Of iisy C. Lse ne proprietor q The "
a, ga, No' &c. NJ. Atm. D. Jap,-. D Accurly,
Al rortard Ser Tsseoca a. vie Of NJ csa. Ahrat
A. - I'spo De- i1 NJ. yoAs Baf,, a,,,. .s,-rns d.
Al Nlssla y.lef ssta~sh I'aae ~ o. a. 80 a. HSasa.
Ia Il. ro.au Nov Is NJ A p Hove
o. tsrds hutl-1. NJ 10, D. &. ear - ~ ~ tae lrcd
90 tosrd CsAous Nsy q. Ma D-sv afNs-Tesi aged
= 80 :, .o-- - - 80 .. ss'ya 80
o. ruIe1 q Be,,-s co ta- .ta Der tiaasl C. t-a
n~t' s~d u the htr Coasre k-unejv
,ocr usl soa,l To.s AnsTsa Hge- De- . very al
ssry Ct ss,Eeay. , r. Iyuas o. Abby The sFA year
liz, Js~.ra~e Tuo Cosny Eifa Cooper The S,tA
Asssa.,ss - Ses Prsseies mn N.. - Nss 7-..l-
hai Ne svfsfr4ud = year. yeaaze Waallason N~~ RI
- 4 Aasr. Neruay. 80 " IA b frv-sasa E.saai g. q >
Gaze. syllsy, % ssh-Fs.o Rsfsse Chl - s,srus 4
coll. - Lno b. Lls. lIsls - Aea'y f-s Psaa p
Isru-y Els o. Jotu N-cs- se-2ha q. C. G. A. =
~ CO., s1b-L.lnd ". ,-paes> W. iort 81. Eissra
Isa'.. Aar,.s. ~ .ssiA J, Nssssy sas list -.
80 = . 80 - q As..i c. 3-e y L-aHls Wsi=s'
l..ras Hufa Bloosys Ja- B-snst No. Ne llts
bet.s5 - ca Ia NJ. D D.5 q Sairs c. NJ 49,.
s,S,,s.S az. - 3 81 L.. ksy N.ss,.a a. =
NsHatoscesh W. !scsson is nEsr. 8 asas4 Co. oao
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-14
FROM THE SOUTH PACIFIC COAST
We have adyices from Yslparniso 10 Dec !.


and CellzO d Dee u
CHIIL-Sr Don Carlos Bello has been sp-
pointed Charge dAtaires 10 Ecuador 81 Don Vicoroo
Gsrrido, Minister PleniPOtenusTy Peru 81 Doa Jose
ICsCUin Nslle,c Charge BOLIVIA: Adm Blsnso Eacs-
LADS ExlnicnceL;e q Valparaiso Minister AMI CnsrgG
wee s.. Rosalesi NJ } IL Pearson, Vice-CoasaI tor
Valparaiso, frt m the Brazilian Govern ent
The movement for establishing a Chamber
Of Commerce II Panama /. STATED As kaviay been n
dUeed by an srscle n The Tslpsrsiso Rspovter com
since pad in Vslpsfsiso
The Spanish ship Perseverance,, mentioned
II TAs IsTargtso Rsp9rTsr hHvirg been lost OF e
horn, WA run INTO y large vessel IN the nzht "a
tie Cape. Tn only account they able 20 Eve of
The vsrsei vi ich wrrCk III theri Was tlai her crew r
kngt. ard the- never z:te-wGrd pad srv trenton >,
tteEa.
In ysldivia, from 800 10 40 emi-rauts are
expected telOre the e0se q The year, ron H..
OuIg generally sftesns and a.rculfures
Mr. WsdGiRgton has been granted sixty yaras
IN ceFtL along the edge % the BAY an has coauenoas
tUilc.rE kznesCEe square a. san Juan &c D. ~
whlch tie usme u ~PlazA de Or9en- has len yfv~o
tfencusn rent hsd Of tn sqasrc Upon wli-b he =
to erect ssplencld Tkea;sr s6o0o0 Tor rs eres. a..
soon 70 e TasAIed ~ Tie protector Tae RAlssy pro-
gresses viii sIiTt
EoUADoE.-lhe Legislature had closed and
the Prerioett Ietfcd or Tie b-neft Of h k.lt % tb
cour;fy. MacreY The Jes1Es have sstahl lei -
selver d-sccTd tss becE prCcucsd Snce their expui
so' tbeir ireass have ben eonztsty slztei IN q Il
70 oufhre1k q-sled y ths ears Of tie A.
batCp AID TIE Prudence q he trocps r. sbfo-,r
ESr (Sss &c Marc S-h II political p-i<on@rs - l.,
f,nisDcs CT uHnfporzfl0n, wrecked On tie b.nk ~
Tie Gu.scsus, vk,cA pfe>et 81 niles frsn ne coast
and g persons psr-hed- AmCng them were tao d
eeEs NslveFde and OlizVsie
fEKU-Rspidly onward and upward in every
novs.
BoIUn The Decree prohibiting the e1port.
saSH c. lard eol-rs eoEr-nsed % psryze trade and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-14

Fresh call for troops have been made; Many

Fresh call for troops have been made; MANY
rurnoTs Of further were current sac 80 r.
sl saws tie character Of these disturbances oy no
iusfiscs riiiculc or rrcreduhty. -, .,
Ia addition 20 this q later number OF INC fis'-
ed ssys The Pskfx Ge-sxs Ct Sept. ", CONTAINS a IN
r,risl ic rec arncuncng he les n August OF 'see
towns 10 the South OF Hecnsn The towns were SI'ef
wards recovered -
The conduct of the operations against 'He
rebels has been committed 10 See hwens 'n Uo'e'"''
General of the TWO HwanS provinces.
A regatta and races were 70 taAe place 10
wards n has; OF Oceober, IN Shanghai
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-14

VIII Major Wendell and hsd arrived al the banks Of
small rnountsn stream ernpying nto the klamath rvsr
which stream ne ATTEMPTED 10 ford but getting beyoad
his 6erth the force Of the current threw him from hls
uuIe aud Re va. washed sway and sunk be'1 n.
friend could 20, % he assissnce Ara Csiif1-nis
DEATg oF Nh. WnKTssos At SYDyEY.-Ne
received intelligence through Messrs g. B Post To-
Of the death Of Mr. Simon Wlkinson Jr Of Sydney ~
the I'D a .u-r1g- iast Mr. WIki-scn Amer
can-lor many wears resident % SydaeT and AZ ile
time Of bic death rss the senior q OF the - n
enfial mercsrtie houses in the Colony re wa olrel
,h s,ked bonors-such a. are no, ofen pad 70 those
who are taken from the walks Of private lie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-14
FROM CALIFORNIA.
ONE DAY LATER.
ARRIVAL OF THE ILLINOIS.
OVER $4,000, 900 IN GOLD.

We have received one days later papers
from California, By the rlinos, with the following
memoranda Of Der passage:
The Illinois left AspinwaIl Navy Bay on the
morning Of the I'd int and arrived ss Kingston, ia, On
The morning OF the dh She left Kisgsto On the morn
ing a the 9Th, and arrived OF Sandy Hook on the
evening Of the lih previously stated She brings
the California msis Of the 18th December g. 0l5 $50 in
gold dust On freight and 90 passengers. We notice
no the let Of passengers the Of Col j. Moore,
Postmaster and D. W. Thompson, Esq, City Marshal
Of San Frsncsco. Col Moore Is accompanied by his
wife and daughter.
Vessels in the Port Of AspiDwall, Jan. Sd
stesmip, II Dorado, for Havana Philadelphia for New
Oriesns bark John Colby; HhoSes disehsrsInsi ssaI
Grand TuTt, Aekeege sailed Dec 3si, for Havana osh
Vesxe, PeIkins sd. Jan. LIST for Tobesco
Bark Cuba, ID. +. Sherwood, master, ran
ashore outside the bGrbor. Has been abandoned and
cold by the master for account Of whom II may con-
eern.
Sunday, Jan. o, at 30 p. NJ, lat. 30 30 n,
sssod schr. John Phillips, steering ) g. W.
Monday, Jan. 10, at 4 =. NJ, passed an Am
bsrh steering y. and showing ehequered blue aud
White signal.
Prom our Correspondent at Pshama
The steamship Tennessee left San Francisco
asA NJ on the 10th December with the nsils, 80
passenger and 200 600 gold freight and arrived
ct Panama on the Both Dec st2A.M.
On the 22d of December spoke the steamer
r. g. Lewis, from aan Juan for San Francisco
H. b. NJ. sloop-oi-war Amphytrite was at
Acapulco when the Tennessee lef and was 70 sail I'M
rpedist,ly, with ssO0 90. for England
On the 18th Dec another severe shock Of an
Il. = la. In
damage
The steamship Isthmus was expected TO
reach Pansrns about the Cd Jan.
The British mail steamer from the South
was overdue At Panama
The following persons came passengers ia
the Illinois;
wessr. sdy, sshdfeu sad NJ Sutton sod
aehJdrea CO. J. B Moore lsdF n Moore, Capt w Marin,
Mai Assnt itnc Cart. p Htry, v Hustsfdo. Eq y w.
Ther Brawn & Bfentsn, G. Bsdy " sprfg. NJ bpb5afd
NJ, hn.r, Pederson, Parker, E-1 Cusres snrh
Hsrs ~ H. She " 4. B,i~Yi s. Hell, y. JONES WIN ~
cray Csh,eTo J. G. Avey T. A. GaYP l. p Taylor slcoan
isns A. Co. JoeIh wynn
Well fnfgo Coo Weecnffrl y k'ns, 3 karss)n.
A. HcIssn Hsrnt j. Bryant, Geo lsctson Geo WnfI' G.
DsnBsb lady snd child X Green NJ volr NJ Co inherit
j. c. GTHneH Cas. Morrow G. VI. spencer A Ates J. J. ie
>. n Nknon. e. A Wright sni servant, - R0baou,
n yetee A. McOfsEof " n NsT,h o G shepard W. T. DIN
Jsnton, 4. Nrhtn.on John Dun T. Iarheris, ,
Paiaaudo y ". IbomysoD Lease Founsn @ w COmsusk Mr.
Le.is Df Mclean Mo Andersen, and is "a the seorsscj
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-14
DEPATTNFsf OF SrsTY.

. WAsnHGTos, April -. RJ1)
ia have now the honor 10 submit 10 yo1 n
'.tPe IN which am authorized by the President
nm VIC SINE, the project OF the convention ras
o. gnhce Ia Our mutual conferences AMI InsaiLs'n~
'HtHiy alter your slIlvsl in this country.
iffcsuIne. from TIE information you rceeIiJ ~
nc "a 70 the Instructions you had received roc. -
b'ht mic ASjcsiys Government that you are day -
Aoizeo, .nd vni be ready 10 concur IN TIC sSa ~
'titcn IN which cosc, time can be ct OF . hzsd w
CUr ecni on figJatUIo. =
have further to ob.erve ,hst at period roen, .
ccitfGuence Cf circumstances not nov necessary
iaied i was suppcse1 tat such arrangements -,
Re entered Iio between our reslectve coUn,ii ~ ~
We nov about 20 eonclude the treaty nego,is'eo II
tho Cove With tie state Of Nicaragua % ns -
day Of September iast "a copy Of which far ., r.
Ltes 10 the Iroposei siip canal Transmitted ~ "
Lawrence 20 Lord Pamerston on the 22d day o. s9'e~
ben lsst submitted 70 the Senate for advice ~ ~
q ri 70 IL ratification.
1hiS uesiy is nov ~ the Possession OF the senas'
who, tie Presidents constitutional advisers "a "
81 lie Of the freely making power, form eoo'ssIs
bHEch 0fthe Government and as treaty can %
wthour their advice end consent, that which you %
have originated be submitted them, 10 come
With To treaty above referred to. Whatevertis ssS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-14

We are indebted to the gentlemanly Parser
Of the Illinois and to Adams & smths, Wells, Fargo
Co g. and Beriofd & Cos Express for valuable IA
vop.
SnIpnESr on TREASURE. - The following
shipment ofspecie broush, from San Francisco by
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-14
births,

u saoymsuso g, sssj,y Soy o. ih. hly Of Joan w,oa
81 a 4. us1t-r
II ss,rsueuio Pc, . he hly ofpr 7. WHITE O. .on
In sstftuctto Ciy Dc. a. sfs u N Kdsf. taaslfef
J. " frs-e~ Io'Hs Ma. lt.ol'
Iaf O.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-14
IKE CIayton-Buiwer CorrespondcBee.

Unpublished on Wednesday the Message
Gen Taylor In relation 70 the Nicaragua Canal Tfsay
together with short abstract OF the letters vhic'
psssed between Mr. Secretary Clayton and Sir 4ear
buiwer respecting il. We copy this corrsspoodenee
rom Tie National fnteVigsnoey Of Wednesday end
ado the Presidents Message and the notes Of as's'
Clayton end bulwer in relation to the proceedings
Chs,eeld ia Costa Eica
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-14
Money and stocks.

Very little doing to-day The demand for State SocS'
hs. csssed ANY holder forced % sell wonld net obtain
over 20 cent? Money easy.
cALIFoaNrA sTocXs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-14

ILcludedn the Expenditures Is the school approphE
,ion 0: $4,000.
The expenses of mex, year estimated at Sl3i579
The income Is set down ct sl55,763 A. The adnnids
traiion of The pr-ons has been commendable, sui
JCC0 have been pu.d into the Treasury from thes
furplus earnings.
The Governor recommends TO the Legislature ~
ssfeTiion, Gle OF the sovereign States Of this Coz
icdeIacy CT essential just and well founded viewa
International policy, and that the attention Of or
coSistes be invited 10 a renewed consdera,ion ofns
suiieCt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-17
Later from HAVANA

The steamship Isabel at Charleston brought ates from
Havana aud keyNeFt 10 the Sth instant Mr. King ar
rived at aVana on The 9Th instant and on his arrival in
the Fulton the British Eoopotar Nestal sent a boat 10
TO the steamer asking him If he would receive a salpte
lie declined doing So and going ashore took I'M his
quarters at an American boarding house
We take from the Charleston Courier the fllovi,, t
West correspondence
kE' Wf-r, February s. lsi3
hhsns, fditdTs-on the 4ih Instant Mr. Kinr yies
President elect of the United States embarked Tor s
in ~ y ~, two neees Mrs Ellis and Miss
Lieutenant CpRhnandiDg Murray for Hayana Epf m :
no ', e before the following day In consequence Of
the heavy va aud the wind being from southeast
Mr KinFShealth is rather improved and he va an.
bed TO enay several rides during his stay in our mos de-
heous climate Since my last the British ship Lucy 6as
been sol on and toWed TO this port and DISCHARGED
hort time after floating in consequence of very bsd
ther tsswreekorF sud her gst officer CAPTAIN Uslt5n
being herel cut away her fore main ami uiyzar ,ost r.
IL sad that She will be repaired Tba p.tish ~; ~
lysis has heen condemned and ordered 10 he solj 1t
wilson has gone to Havana to charter some vessel
~ cargo 81 cotton lud corn TO Liverpool ON the Ist
the schooner Hurgea Of Elizabeth civ n @ arrived
mere in ch1rgc If Hrcebprg She was from Blac NV
ier NeW prk, with an assorted cargo of old cor
PeIl run Plmeht7 Pewter etc etc While her pas
sage she lst some II her aiis and crossed no cf -
aeaf TO come here TO replace the same on the lst
some o. our Wfecking vessels arrived here from Tori
Win the captain hi lady etc. and crew of bar FSo
OF Boston PeDdeton. master, from Nevlrlaaus IN u
'olS Ihe bark hal hllyed and gone to pieees lasns
almost the entire cargo. few barrels ana baif . Us
1--f,s
ossss aud nisk{ were saved bat all Of the sugar wa
washed our OF the Heroes before The gallo ahaed So ns Ia
aunt he wreekerl 70 worWhat has been saved has
been sold aud so per cent awarded as salyglr % &c
Fendieton ana family leave This piece In the Isabel Tor
Iour city. "
The ship Union Of Boston has been ssbore On tb ,,
stds half way betNeen this place and Tortugas and mi
~ after being ashore some forty hours without assistance
he from NewOrloans for Liyt rpool with n cor
900 bills -four and $50 bales cotton. A brig pas,ing
hFough our northwest channel reports large shin bad
en ashore on the lsaae with cargo of $500 bales cor
90 bales and got htr IN and whj in tb 81 ~ NV OF
~ 70 Nassau n p her mast having been cut awav
~ same on aud obliged them to her adrift They
A iot me direction ef the winds she have been
orheod Of Cape osnayeral os IN pssh-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-17

TO D. NJ W Plc1oN NJ. d, Pfeaidept Of the
az "LouisiIna State Medical Society,"
" Ao ehdersgnri, members Of the Louisiana State Msiesl
q mat You viii call special meour said Society AT
to tako into consideration propriety Of
w 'e Legislature (now SESSION. upon subject Of
OF the profession generally. |
~ e foq"ss'ed to invite the OF the Physieo.
soes as wen as other Physicians city and State and
g. 7 Browning, NJ p, Recording Secretary j. Farrell NJ ID vice
President, Edward G. Bolton, Treasurer T6os H., "
rem Stone. NJ D., A. Hensey NJ Howard smith X n " var
ter D. Thos Menn, NJ. h. C. h. uhorn Nj b. r nj, ms
g. +. HArial, NJ. D. " ~ II" De'n' W. ~,
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels.-Feb,v 8

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van Itnt sud lady, y NJ wilkins, Ia " Iptc s,ss-ne
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81 SHAfLts r Howell = Foronu. Soria N o. E A Van
MrsEsN WA Meyar Bait Thomson PbI
iIs hllaNla Miss lalle7n NJ Giln1ar IT, An III Fly
4 NJ hrad,ord Cooke, Miss Cyru CsFnlnyi I,nr Ih
% gaon Mobiles II smith, Ca Mis- Saa. DE- MI = 4
S g sASnas a Az Baldwin, Christian Miss
W'nder, W Mcleod, Lai u c Michael { M - sN'' '
ARCADE. Thos Watts NJ AicClurs Eiyingst TIN. ,
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e0,si ny John Green's Petit C; II
fesen W Beatty, Alal W Bonner " SANFORD NJ Dr,t ~
~ ny David. on Ia W Is tinN.n iyrne ] 5 Iia
W Remission o. Mrs c p Church and two bid,sn Tn, u
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i, ~ 9aks oamnngs, Ga Gamsen Ala; D NJ
hfaord chancellor Cooke Miss: Drrpug
= - : " e%f' Ind Il Turner, Lyon 5 RuFh Ii
'HP 1npson aud riy n Y; fIeskhs n d j "A tJ"a"
at' lazy Mrs a Wlshlmau, Miss NJ YauCuuIy Clan, " ~
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Spring GOOds-Spring Goods.



~ Beg to inform the ladies that they have received far s
by steamships cesccn, City Franklin TO their psou, well
stock of
NEW SPRING GOODS,
Of the latest styles and fashions. The following fw OF III,
leading articles, via
LIGHT COLoRED SPRING PRINTS;
SMALL FIGURED BRlLLIANTINES
CoLoRED STRIPED BRGLLtANITNES;
PERSIAN BRlLLGANTlNES;
LIGHT AND DARK CoLoRED JACoNETs;
LIGHT and DARK COLD JACoNET with Banda
RICH PRINTED ORGANIZES;
ficu PRINTED do , 3 aud hounre.;
fLNN AND PRINTED BAREsEs
BREslLIENN MES ALL PATTERNS AND CoLoRs
PARAaIETrA BRoCHE, NEW ARTICLE,
SILK MusLiNS, LATEST STYLES,
PLAIN INDIA GRAPE
FIGURED GRAPE;
PLAIN AND STRIPED SPRING SILK;
PRINTED LINEN CAMBRIA, NEW STYLE;
CHAN6EABLE SILK MANTlLLAsi
BLACK LACE MANTILLAS:
BLACK LACE SCARFS,
BLACK LACE POINTS;
,,ot,s,,,-,, ,,,,s .,y,,,,nso BLACK LACE Wells
ENGLISH EMBROIDERY
MUSLIN EMBROIDERY,
YALENCiENNE;
uNDERsLEEvEs OF EVERY DESCRIPTION;
JACoNET AND MUSLIN EMBROIDERED BANrs
VERY RICH EMBROIDERED CIFAIsETTES.
EMBROIDERED ROBES AND SKIRTS ;
VALENCtENNE, ALENCON, BRusSELLEs aud MALNE LACEs
PARAsolaS AND FANS OF NEWEST STYLES AND PATTERNS
complete assortment u
L N EN- G OOD S,
made so their order and name which tgv viii sell wish
their usual guarantee as to fureness and quality.
p Il REILLY 4 CO.
tol6 1t2p corner Caue nj Rgyal s,raat.
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Amussmrnts ghts Ebtnfnn.

PLAcIDEs VARIETIES The o Of sLAsIIER AND ASHER
The trial scene Of shakne comedy of MERCHANT OF VENICE
The eonedeta Of the SWISS COTTAGE aud the cos5v N
CHARLES II. - "a
ST. CHARLES THEATRE. The play of The sTRAXarp .l
comedy 81 FAINT HART NtvER WON FAIR LADY and lie
haee ct BOZ AND cox MARRIED AND SETTLED.
EUsE - N''o' G''i-
AEMohf HALL, poNETrrS TROUPE or ACTING GOATS
MoNNEfs and Dogs Day Performance NJ ~ ,'l5cl
COMMERCIAL HALL. WAX STATUARY
DAN RICE's HiPPoDRoAIE ST. Charles street o,,, PHI,
pan RICE's MUSEUM, No. I0i St. Charles street.
~ See Adyertissnl.uts on t.i.r ,,..