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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-03
I,pE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN

II ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS from NEW YORK
IN INERfOOL-CAief CABIN Passage. slni Seeoas
CABIN rss-ege, s7o. -. a.
soo, Second CABIN Passage sS The sh'ps fTsn bos'oe
esll sf Bshfo. ., -,
ARABIA Cart Jsjkits ANERlCA, Cart Leiteh.
pEpsIl cart Ryr,e EUROPA Capt. shanaea.
ASIA, Cart E. q Lett SANApA, Ispt Lars
AFRICA. Capt. hsitissn NlAOAkA Sait ssoae
Thes~ yr.sr. carry clear white hzht nAs,Aeas sss
On stsrtoard bow, rcd On rod bow, ...
CANADA, Lang. nom BOSTON, "Wednesday, Jan NV.
ASIA Lott rom NEW.lORk. Wednesday, Jan ~ 1885.
ANERiCA shannon. I'm, BOSTON. Wednesday, Jas. -
ARABIA. Judsips. I'm. MN loRh w sdnesdAy lAn -.
NIAGARA Store ffor BOSTON, WeSiucsi,y, Web
AFRICA Harfiscn fs NEM,loRk, "Wednesday. tes o
CANADA. Lsns, from BOSTON "Wednesday, ros 10.
ASIA Iott NkN NORk. Wednesday Feb IS
Berths rot secured until raid tor.
Auexperienced 81 -seor ON boslt
The owners Of these ships will not ~ scconctsee t
eoid silver halhon srecie lswery, precious aones
fetas unless balls OF lsns ssncd thercfcS and tss
value thereof therein expressed
For freight or passage srply 20 .y.,..~ ,.-.
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c,pECIE and COLD DIST from CALIFOR.

CPECIE and GOLD DUST from CALlFOR-
- NIA-NEW-YORK and SAN FRANCISCO STEAM
SHIP LINE, No 10 Brosdwsy-The attention Of parties
ordering returns from California IN Speceo Gold Dust Sc
directed 20 notice Of New underwriters Il foot
DAVIS BROOKS Il Co. General Agents
NEw-YORK, Sept 10, 1852
JosEs - JOHNSON;
THE NEW-l DIRK AND SAN FRANCISCO STEAM
SHIP LINE having arranged with Mesrs. Garrison X
Frez to furnish specie guard which hz been deemed sat
sctory BY the undersigned, they willing u take
Insurance from San Francisco New York, and 20 make
the came reduction in premium for coming under tho pro-
lection OF the guard OF Mesrs Garrison Frets from Pam
anna TO the Atlantic coast has been and yet allowed
seoie guarded by the guard Of MeSs Mosquer Hurtads
l. Company. 90 . .,
Aston Mutual Insurance Co, tSiSned) Zgs. Cook.
Gem Mutual Insurance Co, (SigIed) ALFRED OGDEN.
New OH Mutual Insurance Co,
(Sgned) T. B. SirTERrnwNry.
Commercial Insurance Co. (Signedl DAs'L d. SMITH.
Atlantic Mutual Ius Co, (SigHed) WALTER r. JOsEs.
The sun Mutual Insurance Co. IS gnedD A Is. NELSON.
Mercantile Irsurans ~ Co, (Siyned) III WOOD WALTER
Union Mutual lGs Co, (Signed J. L. LATHSoP Pres't.
Atlas Mutal lnsnrsnceCo, (Sinod) ~ H. O.GooD.
YNIE PEOPLEs FIRE INSURANCE
Il COMPANY Of the CITY Of NEW YORK, estab-
hshed IN 1851 At No. l73 CauAsL Branch Office. No %
Broadway next Of ast opposite Trinity Church
Insure Buildings, Merchandise Household Furniture,
Verses Fort and their Carzoes Nc against oss dam
age By FIRE. JEREMIAH TERRELL President
Mosss O. LEONARD, Secretary.
GEoEGs PAULDISG, Surveyor.
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YNHE FIRST CLASS NEW STEAMSHIP
Il ANDES, Robert Hutchings, Commander, is appointed
10 sail from New for Liverpool, WEDNESDAY,
the 5th January, 1853.
Passage money, first Cabin. ..........."...."...SW
Passage money, second cabin................... 50
VIII take -four, cotton grain, and other light OF low
rites Apply 70 T. CUNARD. No Bowling Green.
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COPAnTNFRSHIP NoTlCE.-A limited eopGtner
Lin h.s hesn formed pursuant the nrss tte OF shs
onh chapter Of the pas OF the Revised Statutes OF
The Siafe OF New York under the name style ana ut
CRGIKFR 4 STOW for the buying snd selhus ant deaf
ius IN Comhs and Fancy Goods in the CITY OF New teN
That John RaynOl6s who resides IN he Oy o. M9oe an"
Croker aud Joseph w Stow both Of whom resds Va .as
civ Of New York the general psrtnersrhsi tne SAL
Holm Ravnos he's contributed the Of fifteen Thousand
dollars IN cash 20 the stock OF capital OF sAd coo
rNr,nersbp sud that said copsncrshp I, to GA
he ft day OF January thousand eisht hundred anu
sfvhree and 20 ten,nste the first day Of Jsnatry one
bcys.nd eisht huadred sid hRysx-pa.ed New 9 A.,
Deee"0e' w. VIM. A. CROCKER,
= w STOW.
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A DVERTISE at the RIGHT TINE, and in
"A the BEST PAPERS. for SOUTHERN and WEST
ERS TRADE.-It can be done 81 v. +. PALMERS AD-
VERTIsING AGENCY. Tribune Bulcngs lie sp-
pointed by the popneors 10 tansect business and sufnor-
zed 10 rive receipts for subscriptions and advertisements
The usueTr are on file the Agency where choice selee-
ten may be nade and Jndcious system Of ADVERTISING
adopted.
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HOUSEKEEPERS'H HOLIDAY GOODS
III Fine BrssAns. and Pisnshed uns SSs,s sesN
fshls and Dessert Knives Plated Sgeon IFsSs "als.S
r,pry Baskets Nass Feather Dassers sDd snsr, Na,
-, ~ l,rnishns (,,i. ASe SksteS SlrigAs SaS Oscf1l
TOYS Of the store Of slNrSpN -
Ne % Csnsl-s', between @T,eas ss4 Msss'vs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-03

DIANO-FORTES, new and old for sale or 10
Il lei B-le~cns svrn in Singing and Piano iortr,
as usual y III. NASH, No $40 bEo0Hie al
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I'D. LAMsssr, Secretary and Treasurer
DApER WAREHOuSE-L T. DER

DIAPER WAREHOUSE. r. DER
i RiCkSON h Co, No. l05 Fulton-st offer for sale
tie lowest terms Writing Papers, English French and
American.
Newspaper all sEss, weights and qualities.
Book PspeE. all sizes weights and qualities
Tissue Paper fancy eOlors and white % the bes quality
Hanging Paper, white and colored, different widths
Hafisrs' Paper, than, and OF tie best quality.
Cloth Paper, 3C140 Ssx4n, and iC1ls
Pattern Paper on rolls for tailors
English Hardware Paper large assortment Just arrived
Shesilins Paper OF the best quality.
~pppnx Paper, Straw, Rag, and MAniil.
Tea Paper Of different sixes.
Tar Rocfns PAPER, suitable foE roofs, in rolls
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CANARY BIRDS &c-w. F. MESSEN
HOLIDAY GOODS.

N0ER No. Ss7i Be~erv opposite Ben@.s., q. ss-
aA..y best and cheapest ssetnesi % every A'eis
~ shs R,rS Tne-s rare sha1ee foS Hohs~s frrsrnts
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MATCHES AND JEWELRY-JERGEN.

w SIN WATCHES.-Jas; reesTyed b. TIE subscriber.
very fne Jret JerEensen WseheA wiz eraneies
from hir with each watch warranted peTfrs the keses
s1r . - ~ less Dan the usual pTsces-
CocpsY Wstches-soDe u b-1tsnz eAss1 6s2lsr sn1 r.
,e-r. rerisct tine keepers
IrSereuseu. second Watches and a7srter-secondA To-
tlrg-rR homes. II cold and silver esses -
susp6d God Pocket Cronoaeters. ~Iich rEn Nltao1f
sny vaTlatlOn
COZ srd silver Levers Detached Levers. Lepise' Da
peI sud NJ other styles Of Wstches Al OF TIA above in
Sc :: less tl.En the UgE1l Irices
rea-rouds Diamond Pms Rsns1 EsI-hrsS Finger
Psnys nd Crosees for sale low. - .
~, ca Teripe Wafchos hoes jeveied-. SO
Pire God Detached Levers full Je|eiec- - -
Gold Fuaral WA;ches for sries = -
CoId Unr,irr Ws.ch.s. for LAD es,....'.''.... %
Syole Hunting Patent Levers, for gents y
Give Detsehed Lescrs fun jswelad-..... Is 70 IL "
SILVER LepiBes, holes jevsled. sW
and all other Kinds Of Watches at equally iog piiees
ADO eli kinds Of Gold CHAINS pure sold "eeeng hliss
sold Keys AID Sess sold Pens and PeneA gold ind syet
fhirnle. diamond Rims and Pins Braeeets god Locke,
CuA-Pns Earrings, soA and silver Spectacle brssst
Pima Finrer-Rings. silver FruItknayes s5eTlng SILVER
greons Cups FORKS. &c, st much less than ne nsua
piices WATCHES and Jevelry exchanged All "sfches
warranted 70 keep good tine, the money returned
Wsfehes Cocks and Jewery repares IN TIE oesf fanef
st much es than the usgs prces 49,.
Importer Of Watches and Jewery, Wholesale and retail,
No. II Nslltt lEpstsisl near Brosdway-forlnsTiy q
No. 81 Wallet
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DIANOS for sALE-At No. & Barclayst.,

next door TO the Asor House variety o. 81 and Toe
tsve rosewood Piano foes warranted to satisfaction
every respect sole for cash OF n
amos hire. JAMES AhOhfo pN'
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dissolution The copartuerShp OF
IL NpRFORDS NERNIbIE eHp,rcs t,,as siy

DISSOLUrION TIE coPartuerSh'p OF
IL NORFOEpS NERMIblE expires t.s eiy
Nwy..t L. ,e,s W r. SkHILf =
CHaRIFS A NORgORD VIII still ,onrnse ne ,sN
= Ex-hausc sni Ccleetlas hrs'rsss = ne esrner OF ~
nj Cirrcnv ch-sts n tie Nesc1srts Hcsss
building Nha'>i.s--' \ NM
United NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
oF Pursuant 20 the Prcvisoss 4 7aTt -, CaSPt
~. IA. Of ~ Revised Sstutes o. IRE STAT, 81 hSs
49,. , hr~- ryra By the subscribers. ia. tA'y have re-
-,~es ~ eo1tr-sG The Lnis.t Ftrtserslp eSisssas
Setween thew the nsae Of LII" ~ FESN ~
Ssess Of Wtoesas roos and Sdos eesles n ne O'fy o.
New. loIk. ..,. ,,,,>.~xN -. ,t,,. ~ -,.s
, Z Bal TIA CRY and Couaty q New orr 81 eeaaass
,esfi N sad Partnership the General ratnef Nla
THOMAS :. townsend whose rlafe o. resaaeiiee "a y
rh,g,s,osr n the STATE " New Ham says Sont,a1cs
,,.T..i IN "A d rA1rne.hfp. ~ the Sptl fanef hsv
rr contributed 20 the partne sas, sew
- - 4 ~ 70 he es.nlon Stock capita in cash.
ara hsca sum has been impaired redse<d OF WIKI
a 80 rssl Of said Ccrataeshp is to eoanea.e
on ~, IL aAy II JanuATy A. d ls And 20 eo1',aae o'
tie oCaEee years 10 ~ S9s t re ns ss
'" ''A IA. ~ TaOMASS 5. TOWNSEND.
Dated New. Yosk. Dec. 50, 1882
NOTICE.-The Copartnership heretofore tx.
,s,;rs H., cen the designed under the hrm OF
CROCkFR HALL STOW, was dlssoISed on S,o W.
OF November last BY mutual eonsent-AexsndeF hAi fe
w. srs,nsss Of the finn Will be closed by CRoChER
STOW A. the store heretofore oeenp!ed D, as,o,xv,
ALEX. HALL.
New 'YoTk. January isi, lsd
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Jnsuranee Companies.

IMPORTANT to CALIFORNIANS-lns
rance effected ia Grs;cass Companies, At the lowest
ras on Merchandise and Brick Buildings IN San Francisco
BY sAML EDDY, No. % Wslst For ssle, Lots on sd
81 between Broadway and 5th-av.
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE, with CASH
wi CAPITALIZE Republic Fire Insurance Company
of the City OF NewYork-Insursnce Buildings No ~ Nsa
q corner Of willism-st 49,
me Charter Of this Company requires that four-fths Of
ts profits Ser paying seven per cent per snnum 70 i
ROBERT 5 BoNE, President
D. p CUsRY Secretary.
B-Copies Il the Charter Of this Company may be Oh
tanned on application At the Office
NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE ASSUR-
~ ANCE SOCIETY of LONDON-Genera Agency
ct No II Wanst, NewY ork.This Life Assurance Socie
~ having deposited a Guarantee Fund Of 90 0OO in
United States Stocks md New York State Stocks with thu
Controller Of the State Of New-fork IN accordance with
the State law will receive proposals for Insurance Lives
at their General AgCncy, No II Wsst Newiors and st
their different Agencies throughout the State.
Persons going TO California snd 70 Australia insured 81
moderate extra premium.
The Local Board of Directors meet every "Wednesday or
transaction Of current business
Medics Examiners Ia attendance daily az o'clock vi.
Pamphlets setting forth the ADVANTAGES OF this Company,
can be had on application at the Office, No. II Wallet
LOCAL BOARD or pIRECross NEw-roRS:
George Barclay James Boorman, JOAN J. Palmer,
saml $ Rowland, Henry Ludam, John q ilolbroose,
A. g. Stout, Robert J. Dillon, Joseph Gaiard Jr.
BaSKERs-The Merchants Bank. New-York; the Lesth-
or ManufacfuTers Bank. Ne~-Iors
SoLICIroR-ROBFRr J. DILLON.
MEDICAL ExAMISERs-pR. \ y. HOSACh aud DR.. \.
s KEENE. c. +. HABlCHT, General Agent
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NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE ASSUR
DEPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE Co.-In

DEPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE. Co-In-
IN snrsucs Buildings Of WAL and William ste
Offices Nos. ~ and H. ground door.
This Company having their Capital Of s5oos paid IN,
IN cash ard securely invested prepared TO insure against
Lea aud damage by fire on favorable terms
The charter Of this Company provides thss ter PAYING
Interest TO the stockholders At the Of per cent
num- fourhs of the remaining profits are to DO divided
AMONG the assured IN scrip bearing interest," which scrip
~ be redeeabe csh Whenever the accsmused proais
aid capital shall amount to sl,o0O,Ooo
TRUSTEES
10. g.ulsra Jr John A. Stephsua s. =. bovianS
Jas NJ Waterbury James WaIrep- stephen Whitsey,
George Curtis Arthur Leary, Dan. h. Fearing
George T. Adse, NJ. w. Hamilton VIM II Russell.
d : Kennedy Dennnz Duer, Aug. e. Downins
John J. Asfor, Jr, John Steward, Jr, q. b. Lamar,
Fred A Dejano Robert b. Mnturn Wn. II. Aspinvsf
Isne.C BeI Reuben Withers WIN b Duncan,
Daniel DRAKE Smith edward C. Censcr Chas II. Russell
Fred @. Foster, Joe an Cakes lssso Tognsend-
Peleg Hall, Robert = Hone ,,,,,,- q, a.,
ROBERT 8 HONE, Presdsa,
Dusc.N quarry Secretary
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Plane fortrs In the city may he found a, the Ware
rooms Of n Z. II CURTIS No ~ Broadway, eoeastins
al George Hews celebrated American Patent Action fano
snd variety OF New.Yors and Boston make, with aud
.Ihot The Aoan Also BoudoiT and second hand Pianos
S,r sale OF 10 let N.F.B CURTIS, No. 81 broadway
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ut BUDD. Manufacturer and Pro

" prstos Of Locswoods celebrated COOKING sad Landry
gsnres Aiso J. T. Bg6ds new y-nys1tet Ranges, Tnca'
fcr beauty durability and eoOnsay, cannot q s1pA-oa
Az Ranzes warranted. ". B.-Pnces from 90 n2sHo
30 SIC Broadway, formerly No e<zi opposite 81 ISe"
sxsCkurch.
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7 &C. FISCHER. latc Nunns & Fischer,
DIANO.FORTE WAREROOMS, No. 361

ii broadway one door above Thompso,i's saloon Fer
sons about purchasing Pianos invited 90 call at the
Waerooms OF BENNETT Co, where they will ind an
asupytnent of rosewood Pianofortcs OF modern style
ryery s,rumert warranted Cor two years Should doaos
be entertained quality, the payment may be deferred
sat such doubts removed Old Pianos received IA part
payusent for New aud secondhan tlsnos 10 let
Mandatory Nos Sli, SIS and 3l5 hvinstonst
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DIANO-FORTES.-P about purchas-
inx Pianos will FIND II to their sisaniaSr to eau al
n OHM A Coz Mandatory No ia fnOn-si wed
- Rrnsdrny1 general assortment OF mahogany and rse-
,.oaa Pianos constantly hand which wall be sold low TOT
epsh or approved paper Dealers supplied On liberal terms
Il GLENN 4 Go, No 1874 tuton-st
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w 4. HARRISON has Removed his Manu-
factory and war~room, from Ne . Caas~st 90 No.
~ Mcrcorf near Grandst where b teuna aspieaas
sssorsuorf Of Piano Tortea
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Diano-fortes.

NOLIAN PLANOs.-The best assortment Of
III Psanos In this city be seen q the "arefOens o.
TrNc1IN a TTIOMPSON, No. al Broadway, including
HALT DAVIS Ce,s celebrated hoisn Pianos OF new and
inch scproved scales scknow lodged superior 20 any other
an the uarksi Also xsrEe variety from sther dtngus
New Yort and Boston makers Obers aud other seesdc'
- ~itb and without the H1ulisn, at various prices
LINCOLN 4 THOMPSON, No. al Broadway
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Gopartnersbip.
OHANGE of FIRM-The business of the

~ subscribers heretofore conducted under the firm OF
DUDLEY B. FULLER A Co, vii hereafter be continued
Under the ErIn Of FULLER q LORD:-Jsn. l. 1853.
DUDLEY FULLER
J. COCPER LORD.
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GONG GOING! GONE ~" Where shall | 20 7" asked
Daniel Webster when the wings wanted him to quit Ty.
iets cabinet The wing party at present to be in
nj condition to put that pregnant question 10 them.
selves. There is striking simiIitude between their in
dlvdual position and that of Tyler. He was pre.den
without party, and they politicians without party
There is but State in the whole Union they can call
sure, and that is Vermont Our sister Sate-Massachu-
sets-in the late elections for members OF the consu
nonal convention, chose Overwhelming anti. whig
majority Kentucky and Tennessee are sliding out Of
the ranks In short. wbggsry is about reduced 10 its
minimum.
Well II may be So and to the honest observer il need
Be no cause Of wonder. What principle is left 10 disn.
gush the wing psrtyi Is il the National Bank Or Oh
position 10 The independent treasury Or high tariff
None OF these. They have all been passed upon and
hnally settled by the people.
Instead OF having distinctive party principles tbou.
sands of them claim identity OF sentiment with IN,
democracy OF the country. They acknowledge the doc
Zines OF the Baltimore platform and Gen Perce- inau.
gural; but still they call themselves phigs. That name
once the ayng cry OF powerful national anizaton
now represents nothing. II is the mere index Of a ma,
cation.
Bat, democrats, don't mistake rs. This old party il
mol KILLED. Cat like ha, al least nine lives Il will
come up again in shape-,hafi will be precisely
nobody tell But it will be the opposition party and
NE democracy Of the country will have to meet il again
ahd yet again, the battle. field. Ia the mean time Il
any oil the wing democrats desire Join our ranks yvs
snail welcome them islly.-Pora1nd (Ms) Argus.
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THE "aAD srosE"-0ur readers will perhaps femem.
Der paragraph which appeared IN paper two OF
three weeks ago. giving some account Of wonderful
stone, which was said to have the power OF curing BY
drophoba We thought The story an extraordinary one.
and confessed 10 large amount OF iucredulay, nolsh
standing The confidence with which the statement was
made, and published il matter OF curiosity Than
anything else
Friday, however, we were called upon BY a gentleman
Of this county, Mr. Nj b. Womsy, who informed US that
he had mad stone" in his possession. and that lie vir-
tues had been tested in many cases. and invariably with
the happest results.
He says he bought the stone In Boone county Ken.
lucky, where il had been brought by a yirginan who
broke the stone IN three pieces, giving OF them TO
each OF his three children Two of them emgaied 10
Illinois, taking their portions OF the stone with them
and our informant thinks the stones alluded to 10 the
paragraph copied BY parts 10 that which his piece
belongs Mr. w. describes the mad stone AZ similar 10
flint but exceedingly hard TO resist the hard.
est file The stone is applied to the wound II reeent or
if not, the skin near it is laceraiei until il blceds freely
and the stone then applied II then sticks TO the wound
until, Mr. w. says, il has become filled with the moi
son, and then drops od. when ii is washed ia warm
spring water or milk, and again applied The length OF
time which 1t remains attached 10 the wound depends
upon the violence OF The disease-geneally from two 10
sixteen hours The latter ia the longest time th,t IL has
been known TO adhere any one and that was the case
OF man who had been bitten by his own dog and did
not have the stone applied for eight days His son and
several OF bis cattle were bitten by the dog The
father and son were cured by the application OF the stone
but the cattle exhibited unmisakable Signs OF hydropho
ba, and died
Mr.. Womsly we do not know. but he appears 10 be a
very respectable man, and, from his Appearance we
should be disposed TO place great in any
men, he might make In reference TO any other matter.
He has promised bring this wonderful stone 10 our
office, when we may possibly have something more TO
say about ii.-Cinonnah Gdzei<
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The PRECIOUS METALS IN EsoLAsp The London
papers received yesterday, by the Pacific announce the
arrival OF the long expected steam propeller Great Britain
from Australia at Liverpool As she sailed from Mel.
bourne on January a. her market and emigration news
is no later, indeed not quite late as heretofore re-
ceyed. Her passage was Sc days She carried 10 EoR.
land on freight, 900 ounces Australia gold and
$4,000 in the hands OF passengers, making together
about three million dollars Among the passengers who
returned home by this opportunity were several very
successful adventures One brought SIS 900 made in
public house at Melbourne two other. $4,000 made
by keeping circus carter $4,000 and one man on
board had a nugget Of pure gold which he picked up
himself weighing eight pounds ayoirdupois, worth
s2,36o
Besides the large brought by the steamer several
sailing vessels arrived at London the week preceding the
sailing OF the steamer, from Australia with $50 900
in gold, and the West India packet carried in s9l5 900 IN
silver. The exports Of the week about 8 200 900
in the aggregate. Silver continues TO 90 to China and
British India, but attention is called by the papers 10
the very decided falling OF in the gold export 10 The
nent
The excitement in the Australian trade and emigration
in Great Britain continues, and II is likely TO receive an
additional impetus from the golden account. and
results brought by the Great Britain and other vessels
now arriving from Melbourne and Sydney.
IN. Y. 7iru