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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-07
Marine Anairn.

ARRIVAL OF lK CIPPxR SHIP FLYING cIoup This clipper
arrived yesterday from San Francisco after passage of
ninety.two Gays On the s,ta September, in . heavy
squs tae head of the rudder badly tssted as to
render useless, AID temporary steering Apparatus
had t. re used in its pla,e
Tiu BAR At TUE Mouru MRslsrrpi--ws under
stand that Msor uegard chairman of the committee
appointed by the government examine the work OF
Seepsnipg the bar At the mouth s the MssssipS has
made rep r in favor OF tSe con 'rReor Ia which Il =
stated that the work has been perforRed y
aud that there Is we'll defined shanne the oeuih
of the river three hundred feet vide and sgh sn fact
cetp at ordinary low water THIS informs tion mast
taisy bs gratifying to the shipping Interest," AS wall "a
TO eli interested In the future commercial prosperity
city. We have also been Informed kS excellent au
hority that vessels be taken at OF tbs river
high water drawing full twenty feet And that no vessel
ot hteen fset ersught has been dstsiusd posa on
Tie bal f0r ths pas. tgo mnn.hs,sN d p.,I
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More railroad Accidents.

PHILADmPHA, DeS g. 1858.
Asa train on the Pennsylvania Railroad on Monday
night was coming east, Daniel Motifs brakeman leaned
out TO look back when his head struck train stan sing
on ede track and he left at Newton Hamilton in
dying cerdion.
On Sunday night VIM Mcieiver, baggage master Of the
ualn geirg west, was missed when hand sent
back and he four the track with an arm en-
and Otherwise seriously injured.
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PERSONAL Intelligence.

Dr. G. B Candy Sing sirg John + Clsgett Maryland;
4 Howe, Boston, and Marshall Parks and lady, vrguia
were among the arrivals yesterday at the Cooper House
In repoi sd In Roxnury that the Hon Samuel II. Wal
ley hsa resigned his seat In Congress in
bis recent severe dome, tic bereavement
The Yarmouth Regiaer, in answer to numeroua Ia.
qores, states that Hon Zsno seudders physician de.
cares that his is progressing favorably, and it
nothing unforeseen ocurs he will proos bly, be able to
take bis feat In Congress in few weeks
ARRIy AIS.
from Liverpool IN steamship Eurora-Mrs Porter infant
Pud nurse Mise Orr, son and lady John We sh Tho
maa Mr. philips, Nat Thomson, Mr. Ssnderaon, Wal xor
Mr. fmmihs, Jos stewsrs Boraside, Mr. Ridley. Sr
Nfstt Nr kahrt, - Nillinpton, Mr. Rosenthsl Mr. Jaf
ray Csrt Rob- Bro Nx 0tridge, Jas Or John Dun
lop, Allan Gilmour Mr. Rodcwai ard lady Mr. Huston,
drew Coses. VIM Couason Jamea Tbos Watson, Mr. Sdt
lille And lady Pal@e Mr. Croweil MIR Cameron, Yer
rcr francis lnif, Hall. VI Sulycr, " Edinger, Mrs
top-Totai i8
From New or,sans and Hayaa,, n stesm,hip Empire
City -Mrs Ju. Beck Mrs Sus and ohiia. Mise Woolf,
Mewatt Capt strickland and LADY, Redhsd.r Cart y
TOPPING, II Pu.p, JsM sstherby. % wusbingtsors.;
Sheridan, and offers in tho steerage.
From San Francisco in ship Flying Cloud-Irs G. DIV
and danshter Ma Ter Dow. Mrs HogemAn Mrs Gill
Miss Holmes, Mrs fmth and child, Mrs Lawton and
three obi dren Mrs W Macy and three ehidren Rsds
son.
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News by Way OF Baltimore.


TIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD, ETC.
BALTIMORE Dec. 1853
The New Orleans mail OF Wednesday last is received
runaway negro AT Na'cbez ST. bbed a white man to
the heart who attempted to him. and afterwards
jumped among the machinery OF mill aud crushed
TO death
tons.
The first branch Of the City Council has passed the bill
Tor the OF 600 loan fer the Baltimore
Anc Ohio Railroad II had previously passed the other
branch.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-07
THE FIREMEN.

~rS.ee..S = ~ooNoe>>>>>>>-
MR., ANDREW P. SUTTON Is CANDIDATE FOR
4u Assistant En- ginefr of En- zine Company No. 30
THE MEMBERS OF WASHINGTON IRVING HOSE
Company No a. would respectfully tender their sincere
thanks to T. Waers ESQ., Foreman of No. % nsine,
now rstdiug in Tenth avenue Fort eth street.
bountifu supply Of reraements furnished them
In Tenth avenue Thirty eighth street,
Of Dec T. w. SIMPSON Foremau
JAMES MIILwARD, in. Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-07
The Cincir notI HOG Trade.

- OINtISNAII, Dtc o, Ibb3.
The Price Current reports 100000 hogs received against
10000 TO the corresponding GATE last year There
increase rom kentucky, but falling oil from Indiana
the la.r being late in coming forward. H's now
s-lhrg here at 81 20 81 49,
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Markets.

NEw ORLEANS, Dec. Q, 1888
The Europas news was received st noon to day spd
onr cotton market has since been rather easier days
sales have been 600 bales Coffee advancing the sales
TO-DAY 90 bags Rio at 1lc I2c Msss pork dull
at 80. Sterling exchange. prem.
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Boston nIay0ralty.

bohToN, Dec. D, 1907
The democrats have nominated Frederic Allen MS
their candidate for Mayor Of this city
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SALES AT AUCTION.

PAWNBkOkERS SALE-A. ". CRISrALAR AUG
uopeer rs Bowery will sell this day, .. 10 O'CLOCK by
oI9er y ferez trdenburg 6 Hudson street. large and
au oe asoor ment OF mems and wearias app
t;rs sn q, sa Sresss capes m,ntilla and
ps Ahd siks boote ahd hoes quilts and blankets beds
ana espes and large quantity articles worthy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-07
Loss OF schr. Henry Clay, of PhiIade, phis

bAifIMoRR Ur1 Q, 1893
Tie steamer North Carolna, on Saturday night ran
down the schooner Henry Clay Of Phlsdephis In this
by OF Annapolis The schooner went down in thr.e
minutes, and the captains IA. or was drowned
No mail south of Washington this morning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-07
More Arrests for Prize Fighting In PENN
syly0Nla

- PIiILADKIrHIA Dec Q, 1858
Six men we're arrested today issued by the
authorities of Chester county, participants in the re
cent prize fight and held for trial in Chester county
Two Of the prisoners Custom House officers and two
Others returned from the Moyamensng district for
police tffcers,
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day, at lO1s O'Clock. at 81 Canal street, large aud
general assortment OF household fur nit the prop
gentleman going to Europe coustnx of elegant bookcase
laIse gl frame mirrors silver e1tensi dining tables,
rtewood and mahogany centre tables, eeg tapestry
BRUSSELS threepy carpets oilooths dressing bureaus and
washstands with marble tops walnut and ahogany bed
steacs bair and other bedding tho
Kitchen furniture cook stove 80 also figures Of saloon,
bar hxurts and count with fountains, beer pun ps,
casks glass war sporting pcture stand CHAIRS
Ice box, WtDs and egare; ash quantity fan dry
goocs, gas fixtures &c. Sale positive Inc.
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Canal NAVIGATION .

~ . NNTtAITsE- DEC. 1853.
The Collectors receipts in tolls to-day amounted to
about SOo 1t has besn raining hard nearly all day
looks like clear pg up this evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-07

DUBLIC SALE OF LOTS AT KEYPoaT THE THIRD
semi annu sale o. the llor'nce and Keypers Co will
Inst at II O'clock Maps inf rmsticp may be- had At
NE ofes Of tis Company at KeySort No So wi,m rses
isys ' s'is: hsss. s:s
the purpose Of estabhins rect limo between New Yort
and tho south Of which th, point must become the only
'hs n' s
the State, which will this outlet for a large
posed and already rapidly increasing the
population having thar doubled in years
out the country invited TO this location as destined to b,
the only highway and oroughare the North
entry for the State Of and Ons OF b ns
bora in the vicinity OF New York.
WE. DUMoNT. AUoTIoNEER-cONDEMN
~ stores, h rses oxen, &c.-Dumont Hos,ck viii cell
hav Yard Broolln for by order Of Navy Agent
yn;-Provons-Beef pork, nour raisins pickles bread,
Blue pea Jackets, blue monkey do blue do blue
cloth trcuers DC linen ocks duck pumps and
OF on pity osmoa Trims cash before delivery The
goods to be removed Immediately after the sale.
WILLIAM IRVING 4 CO., AUCrIONEERs, WILL
sell a. suction on Tuesday and Wednesday Deoember6
% ga M sa Say at the tSn Of
imRsrts,ons Of Aessrs Cohen Smith seleoed By them
tates Of Louis Philippe Prince canno others antique
japanese and Sevres porcelane cnps and saueers
At sale Of riean pTopsny
% as hs & ps d s.x1s
vases formerly belonging to William IT, King of Holland
sale, furniture, cabinets &c. dc superb and
rare oil pantiDgs by masters Of the Dutch aud Flemish
general assortment
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ornamental n
ss1y Of lea ssS,S1 sS'gs a1d cs
7 " ns9wN; sucg,ossEa SALE
ls:ssy sss
sses.as Of ana ONCE
I n Ssns ss e. 9 wHs
oOsans rosewood carved bedssads dressing bureaus wash
sS 70
nassrs and others roquesd the sale will be pra npty
Terms Ct sale, cash in bsnkasle Iey.
JonN l.. yANDEwATER AUcTIoNEER-vRIpAY,
sifl'S G 81
ali Of ssch have been cossed from the hshoss sources
are orsSas The Whole forming sale well Worthy Of tho
of Of and sS sS'I H'T ssaa and
nsssn ,srinse rrspsans N', L,pRonS SIMON yOSss
Brsnshci sntydeis masasld, cassuo.s r. B. CroSce IA
Rs,s d: bslSn Gssisr pgI.Sa; c9nsTsiss au%s
dsrPos Particnlars 10 fey days Ihe paiatiuss will
De on Snison two days tore Tie saio with catalogues
JoaM L yASnEwATER o AuoIdoNEEH ydcs y HS1TITRs H. Yrs
ss1 @ss
Brnssls esrpetnss, satin wadow curtains richly
win dsmass Srccsslis; sofss scse ntsts &S
ra hsadeers with crystal cut prisms rosewood octave
fsnb plate sss spendis rose%o osssys p,ooferts,
va H'TEFS % soTs Gs saa i rsr n''s
EcSy irsnied nsote and rarlo amcnt oil paint
snk orir lis snd Others racing choice subjects
wlieh vi. te found an o,siasi landscape by cande Bed
hurtngf wshstands 70 natoh Brussels carpets amour
plset Pysehe glass; French patc mantsl cot
taks suites highly cnamellcd; wardr nut and ma
hcsny rcsswood carved Partisan walnut and ahogaay
btokcas mnnte ornaments damnk curtains mirrors
9aLss, sofas chairs Also general assortment
furntrrs ~cby carved osk extension tables lounge
Ffezth china dinner, tca braktast sets, silvee
plated crystal tlass 30 Also, general essrtment
ofkitchsn furniture with which the sale III commence.
M MoK7Q QAekSAi "a. N. CRIsTALaR, AL AUCTi0NEER,
Nl Bowery, will self Thursday Dec. st 10 o'clock,
aarye and valuable assortment Of mems Water and
piece goods consisting satast and oloh coats do do.
pann OF verious syius ard patterns handsome lot Of fig
satin olnkh and vove vte5 cassmcres cloths vavtsaus,
Innings Shirts drawers The above saa Is well worthy
Ahe Atssnseu Of che TRADE.
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Stated Session.
- BOARD ALDERMEN. Dec O. 1862
Aldermen Boyoe, Brisley, Francis Smith, Tie
Tho President being absent motion Alderman SmrrH
was appoint cd President pro fess
georum not answering roll call tho was de-
chreo aoJourneu until to-morrcw O'Clock
Pm. D. r. VALENTINE ClsrL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-07
HLNaY H. LEEDS AUcrIoNEER TUESDAY AND

HENaY II. LEEDS, AUCIoNEER TUESDAY AND
Wednesday, December 9Th and 7th. q. l0H O'clock at
Shs sale No Wall street guor b. Pandolfni's
grast sslA of marble and aabaster ststuarY
Rart s Three Graces of Canova the Da icng Girl Of
Venus the Bath Bacchus aud Aradne two pair large
Iona pedestas Alabaster and Marble
Etuscan pedetals with reiisvos
DO do Eebo Or clan Doric coumns Bsrdi
io with grifn hande Fgy,tan octagon
Baroslio vine leaf founts the Dorie columns
dark enua omFei pitchers; 1rAforati with reevos
Bscchus aud Trophies Ppy card ceivers dophns
nuctpia Roman for hts; Grecisn mural troponds;
pseras; ceuthes for uantc Also Parian GosdsA large
Of Parisn marble figures groups single fsurss
landed from tho ship Rio Grande from Lcghorn will be
gold With ui Fart OF the collection will be exhi
hilton Monday, Dee g. when ladies and gentlemen
rsspesry invited to examine them and attend the sale
By snor Pandolfni himself shipment any part tho
world.
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John W. s0MERINpYKE;. AUcTIoNEER;- MORT
u gsTe sale of household furniture ut the auction
ii Spruce street, a. 0 O'Clock. Thursday, o morrow
small quantity Of good furniture ao carpets crochery
DC, 10, JOHN W. SOMERINOYKE Attorney.
John W. SOM ERIN DYKE, AUCTGONEER, STORE NO.
- II Spruce ttreetCcnststes sale Thursday, TO
r.wJ at the store, at 1 ocl ck quantity OF orookery
ase stone ware md ornamental china g aud
Aso IN attee the crockary constables eae of
quantity Of leai tobacon about 500 lbs and lot of segars
watch. JOHN w S1AERINDYKE. Constable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-07

MADAME MORROW rs, WITHOUT EXCEPTION, THA
m most wonderful astrologist In the world thst h
been known. She the seventh daughter Of soycn
.ssrslose science ot BY signs future evans and all
erns Of life in regsrG to health, w0sh love- oourtstp
nrrrage and will tell the thonghts snd win t
usto pstripony easy and will ohow the intended tus
5ande abe ut friends which has agtopehod thpgs.pa
5urDg her .tyeh through Er-cpe. rs Brooms stsss -
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A UCTI0N N0TICE.-RICH PAKLoR AND bedroom
"a Furnit re- Plated Ware ard Fancy Goods-SAMUEL
OSGOOD Auctioneer will sell this day. at the sales ROOM
Nassau street. Fulton IA and eral assortment
OF new and second hand furniture Of paror suites
o rosewood, mahogany, and black walnut
richest san brocatee plush and hair oloth Sofas chairs
srbe top tables wardro es bookcases pier and mante
tlasses paintings bureaua washstands, bedseads mat
erasses &e glas and plsted The whole be sold
without re erve TO Pay cash advanoss.
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A sTRoLooY AND PHYsIoGN oMY.-THE CELEDRAT
"A cd Doctor J. sHuMAN swode by birth, oan be cen
snlted all events Of life past present and future Nav
tie, calculated for ladies and gentlemen Residence III
Cham bere etrect, Greenwiob street.
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u II. LUDLOW, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PRO-
G perty Tompkins street.supreme Court under the
di eson OF John 0rser. ShsridE LUDLOW will sell at
land No so Tompkin street. Rivington Lot q BY
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A UcIIoN SALE OF FANCY FURs, MUFFs, SLEIGH
N and La? Robes SA MUEL Os GO ID Auctoneer will sell
Thursday Dec at the sales room, &, Nassau street,
near Fulton the largest and sc chi collection
rs offered this consis linz OF mus cuffs
40 The whole OF this stac is to he sold without orve
being that Of firm who about dsolnins bueess and
can be warranted being in tie best
ner Thcse intending TO hase will do well
goods which will he f. und ufs and
OF tte most eosy and beautiful character also
choice sleigh and lap robes Catalogues the day
Gale,
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4 LBERT n. NIcoLAY, AUCrIoNEE aNIrI.

~ at aSotion, on Wednesday the 7th d.y Of pecsmber
6nst st u o'clock in OF New York Horse Bazaar
81 Crosby street family carr,ge bn to order years
Oncs and cost 81 050 VALENTINE G. HALL Executor.
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FINANCIAL.

G7OE OOO TO loan AT SEVEN PER CENT ON
p1CcsOOO bond and m rtgage, on inpr we'd unm-
nr.,sd property In this o iy Rreskyn in to suit
per cent on good proved pscpsry 10 this city Apply
]. X. COOK. JR NO Nassau street near Wall street.
&1CS mn Cash TO ADvaNrE, (OR PUR
@lAC.OOV. chases mad0, in sums from s5 upwards
diamonds watches silks. ries drygoods
Shandso vauabes and personal property generally
bss confidential and SAFE at the Paci and Loan
corner Of Broadway and Grand street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-07

AIRS. LhDoMUs, NO a0s CANAL STREET, CONT
Ivl tell past and future cvonts keviee
love- tsbip and marriage She will also m.ko love
tual between pn,ts, where IL does not She vii
also thief TO restore stn"n property
smont told for nothing Eneiish French snd err ~ sr
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THE MOST WONDERFUL. 9Ifr AND SCIENCE or
i tho seo Ia Madame M0RRoWs sho atns The intended
hssbsxa and absent fsAas 76 nrcome a. cAzasn
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n X, WTTT SELN On
NJ. Thursday, ut 01 o'clock at Is Sixth and
second haEd furnure removed for convenience sale
Also, fine lot of oil paint ngs and pier glasses.
II Ii LFeDs, AUCTIoNEER-wEDNESDAY DEC 7,
Ii. a. l o'clock at the Mer ha,ts Exchange $50 shar
Ship Timber Bondii Co.'s reeryen lots
e.itv rnt
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broadway IIa,lroad,

The following the letter presented by Ass
Bouton to the Board having been received by HIM from
Aessrs d. ID. iield, OConor and Sandford:
NV -YoRK, December 6, 1885,
To ASSISTANT ALDERMAN Boz
Sir In to letter have to say that having
ex min. T. resolution have sent think does
not &C, ot with the injunction But in order to avoid any
question. the folio wing addition NOTHING
he elm shall DO considered TO be u
right liberty privilege Of consuo said
beyond that authorized by the aforesaid of
Intention Of this resolution being 70 give such
as the said act ooneupates at municipal
may .awfully tve DAVID DUDLEY FIELD
EDWARD SANDFORD.
CuARLhS O,COrUR
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UCTIoN NoTICE.-By VIM. W. SHIRLEY-FIVE
n hundred lots Of sill kinds Of dsiraso goods
cay Dec at 0 O'clock at s2 John street the stock of
retailer; rich French chir coffee toilet and din ner
wsrs 100 packs gos glass ware English and American;
crates best rock and yellow Britain
mia china toys and various other goods lots ior
callers and grocers - -
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SALES AT AUCTION

A UCTI0N NoTiCE.-LARGE SALE or EARTH1N.
~ ware, glass and chna-JOHS Z. VAN ANTWERP
son viii sell on Wednesday. Dec At 10 Gooo ~ i6s
enri street the SELVES In lots TO snit purcbasers
Csyenty crates white blue printed and common
goods full ssortmont four C and edged ware Tour
hhds china four pisoes two cases French
ohns set &o eighty packages hest quality gass
tnm bler towis amps &c four eases French cut glass
tumer two assorted china toys five crates yellow
landed twenty crates white granite ware
also one case tea trays and ers knives and
forks
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A CCTleN NOTicE.-MEXiCAN PoNEY AND ROCK.
"A away at aucton-Ths dav. at IL O'clock, at 81 Dey
street corner Of Greenwich fine p,ney Az hands high
eight years old warranted sound nd tricks; very
gentle and OF great Also
away wagon. WELLINGTON a. Ca RTER, Auotionee..
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MRS BAYEs the BEST AND MOST RESI- gCT Ant r.
M dical and tusiness elrgoysv In the United states
ted any hour throueh tho day md evening
nt ~ spring street, the Bavety uhrs she will
Yi-oe any person OF Tire truth ef clairvoyanoe
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UcTIoN NOwCE.-gM b. JONES' AUCTIoNEER.
BY virtue Of ohsste mortgage. viii expose fer sale on
THURSDAY december Il M the lower cad of the
Atlantic pasin on the per- Brooklyn tie canal boat
a. T. Cochran her tackc FUR iture, &c also tho canal
BOAT u y webster, furniture and
Goat u I. Caldwell her tackle. furniture, 40
hENkf bdsH.P, Attorney for Mortgage,
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A UCT1ON EOTICE.-TIIoS BELL. AUoTIONEER-
"A BY W. s. Ingrsbam.-boeks stationery Fancy Goods
rniture &c-ihis day at G1 oclock in the saes
ne. Nstta lillian tree 'ill be solo, BY assnee, the
6cck OF fancy book and stationery mprsng the
utusl variety in the line ccuat library blank books
Iape note do presens boo rdeons ff rosewood desks
Also, the furniture of The family book &c. Thursday
large sale Of piture> &c. vhich will be continued Fri
day and Saturday.
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son. huctioneer will sell this day. at l0 o'clock, at Is
spruce erect boarding house furniture
enc bedds besseads m chairs, tables bu.
SOFAS couch beds lounges 100 oos chairs mirrors,
brandy in casks and bot les IL baskets
Wgars for cash. d. H. TOPPING attorney Mortgayee
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-09-10
1852

The above figures deserve the serious consideration of
every business During the first six months of the
present our imporatons of plain cacoes about
200 per cent larger than they in corresponding
period of 1852 and printed calicoes the increase
great in number of yards though less in per cent The
increased importation of printed cacoes was 409 57
yards; of plain calicoes Is, 1874, 57l yards
The importations of lace and linens nearly doubled !;
while that of light and fine wooens than doubled
did also heavy woollens Silk and hosiery shows
increase of importation Of than per cent The
increase in woollen shawls is nearly 400 per cent.
OF the tables given in the Economist that print says
Thus while there is large increase in exports Aus
aa there is also large increase the States and accord
ing the reports published last week of the dry goods
market in New York. which amply confirmed by subse-
quen arrivals the markets there instead of being overdone
almost bare and more goods required To state
items The total increase in the exports of plain cali
29S yards whereof 1884 ST. went to the
States Of printed cacoes 100000 yards to the States
$4,000 000 Of countepanes quilts &C. 600 number to
the States GOO of hosiery 800 900 Dozen the States
100000 dozen; and Of wooens of all 000 the
States ESi0,000"
If the people Of this country conrve pay for oil
the British goods which they disposed to consume
there will scarcely be limit to the wealth of England
Our wses statesmen have devoted their lives to establish
American policy that should render less dependant
Europe for manufactures and market for cot
ton grain and proyisons but their patriotic abors hav
been nullifed by the Democracy and the demagogucs
whose lead the Democratic masses have followed. Can
new remedy for this growing evil be suggestedr
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-09-10
FROM THE FISHING GROUNDS.
GIoUcEsrEn, MASS sErrEnpEn ).

GLoUcEsTER, (MAss.) SEPTEMBER 5.
The clipper schooner " Dread" Capt Montgomery, ar
rived from the Bay Of ST. Lawrence Saturday the Sd
instant, We have the following from the captain Of
the Dread:
About two weeks ago. while Captain Montgomery was
on his way home, he to anchor off the mouth OF
Fox river the wind blowing very strong at the time All
at once H. NJ cutter stationed there neared the schooner
ran up her hag and fred three rounds Of blank cartridges
at the Dread Capt. NJ, being little alarmed imme,
diately ordered his the cableaway which
done, and having his sails up, he bore away The cut
ter gave chase but could catch the Yankee craft
Capt Montgomery lost about twelve fathoms of
be- Saw at anchor American war vessel off Point
Musco a week ago-probaby the Decatur Fulton.
Capt Montgomery states that Capt. Campbell of II. M.
steamer Devastation has left that vessel, he having
been promoted to sixty gun ship This done about
the time of the seizure Of the Star Light and is said
that this is the reason he anxious get the
that vessel cleared at off his hands The first lieu
tenant has taken charge of the Devastation and it Is
stated that he is better man for our fishermen than
Campbell.
Mackere very scarce and there but one or two
Cape Cod vessels in the Bay" al having left ON
account Of the vigilance of the British cruiser and there
being no mackerel outside the prescribed limits.
Correspondence Boston TaveHer.