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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1853-01-13
The Illness of Vice President
EAiMg.

A letter from Washington, dated the
9th inst, says;
Hon. W. r. King has made his will
He was born in 1885 owns 5000 acres
of land in one body in Dallas county, Al
ALBANIA, and upward of one hundred slaves.
His entire estate is worth about 81 90, 900
He is humane master. He told me
some years since that he never sold but
one slave in his life, and he was compell-
ed to sell him because he was a terror to
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1853-01-13

F2oo| ia tie H'ca-Tho news papers
received from the region drained by the
Ohio, Mississippi, Missouri, Cumberland
and Tennessee rivers, are filed with fright
ful accounts Of rayages by high water
In all that region the streams have been
fully up to the marks Of the great food
in ls47. The destruction Of property is
very great.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1853-01-13

0TWe see, by an advertisement 10 the
Jersey City Telegraph, that application is to
be made to the New Jersey Legislature this
winter, FOR an act to incorporate company
to build railroad from the Hudson river op-
posite New York, to the Delaware river at or
near Milford, Pike county, Pa.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1853-01-13
Terrible RaiITnad kccieent--S6n
of General Pierce killed--Mrs.
Pierce Seriously Injured,

BoSon, January 6.--The city was
thrown into great excitement this alter
noon by an announcement OF a serious
railroad disaster having occurred near
Andover, to the noon train from this city,
on the Boston ana Maine Railroad. By
the breaking of an axle, the train was
thrown from the track, and one of the
cars filled with passengers went over an
embankment, and falling about twenty
feet, was crushed to atoms upon pile of
rocks below.
Among the occupants of the car was
General Pierce, his wife, and son, fine
lad Of ten years of age. The General
was the first to extricate himself from the
ruins, and found to his unspeakable sor-
row, that his son was crushed to DEATH
Mrs. Pierce, when extricated, was found
to be severely though not fatally injured.
Her suferings are, however, aggravated
by the sad bereavement. The death Of
the Lad appears to have been instantane
Gus. Gen. Pierce, though escaping sound
in limb, complains of having strained his.
back. Several others of the passengers
were severely bruised The down train
brought six or eight of the wounded to
the city.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1853-01-13

the ueighborhood. Col. King cannot DOS
sibly recover, his physician has sounded
his lungs with the stethoscope, and de-.
clared that one of his lungs is entireIv
gone, and the other partly so. Col. K's
niece, Mrs. Ellis, is with him.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1853-01-13
tYeod! IVOOd!! iTGsd!!!

In order TO accommodate such Of our
subscribers who are indebted to Us, and
cannot make it convenient to pay, we are
willing to receive, lot Of good sound
dry wood. Ne trust that number of
patrons will avail themselves Of this op-
portunity and square up their accounts.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1853-01-13

D~A gentleman in ST. Mary's coun-
ty Nd. few days ago, sold three male
slaves for twenty-six hundred and City
dollars-an average Of near nine hum
dred dollars per man. q
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1853-01-13
DIED,

In Cherry Valley, Stroud township, on the
4th inst, Mrs Mary Ann. wife of Mr.. Thos.
w. Rhoads, aged about % years.
On Thursday, December 23d, Mrs. Leah
Arnold, wife of Mr. Peter Transue, aged %
years and % days.
On Thursday, the 9th inst Mrs. Phebe
Fowler, of Stroud township, aged about
rs years.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1853-01-13
The Eaal '.'ras,a.

The annual statement Of the Coal bust
ness of Pennsylvania has been published,
and it shows a considerable increase over
the last and all previous years. The a.
mount sent to market from the various
regions is as follows:
From the Schl1vlkiN
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1853-01-13

During the year 1852 only nineteen
murders were committed in the city of n
\. This is much less number than could
haye been anticipated by those acquain-
ted with the lawlessness which abounds
in that city, and the encouragement given
to every species of rowdyism.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1853-01-13

Jacob Eastburn, of Solebury township,
Bucks county, sold Turkey from his
flock few days since, in the Philadelphia
market, that weighed twenty-seven pounds
when dressed
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1853-01-13
EsreEosa Ranks.

The Farmers Bank of 0nondaga and
the Merchants and Mechanics Bank Of
0swego has suspended payment Bills
Of their issue are quoted at 81 per cent.
discount.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1853-01-13

4 Democratic N0t1N.-Tn the Virgin
ia Senate, it has been proposed to pass a
law requiring every person when he pays
his taxes to take an oath, cxeulpating or
convicting himself Of passing notes under
the denomination of Five Dollars. If
guilty, he is to be fined 2l0.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1853-01-13

Clseap Liaens.-The New York Tri-
baue says, that process has been inven-
ted for the manufacture Of linen from un-
rotted hemp, as cheap as cotton goods of
equal Gneness and weight, II ,rding good
linen at I2A cents yard.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1853-01-13

o. The subscription to the Elston and
Water Gap Railroad now amounts TO $40,-
600.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1853-01-13

1t is stated that at Nottingham Eng
land, the great centre of the lace manu-
facture, they are now manufacturing a
most beautiful article of lace for window
curtains, bed curtains, etc, of iron wire,
Iron houses, iron ships, and now iron capes
for the ladies
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1853-01-13

GFA genius out in Iowa has just invented
wooden horse that will jump thirty miles
an hour The motive power is bag of heae
Who says this is not an age Of progress.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1853-01-13

Col. EDWARD COLES, in long letter
published in the National HtekGgencer,
denies that Nathan Dane was the author of
The famous ordinance Of 1881, and claims
that to dr. Jefferson should be awarded
the paternity Of that measure.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1853-01-13

one 9ftbe B'E7ogs. -"The Whole Hog
vas killed at Westerly, Il. l., last week.
It weighed 1850 pounds.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1853-01-13

Cuios.-An inquest was held few
days ago in Rochester, n. Y, over the
body of man named Mclaughlin, found
in an unfinished building. The verdict
of the jury was died from the effects Of
intemperance, exposure and want of food" f"
Mclaughlin was taken home by some of
his friends, placed in a rough board cof-
fin, and as they we're placing cloth, wet
IN whiskey, over his face, to keep him
from spotting, as they stated, he seaLcl
uo and 2p@zcd lis crs? crawlad out Of
lis narrow resting place, and lis first in-
quiry was for whiskey. This unceremo-
nious mode of burying man out Of e1is-
tence is supposed to have some connection
with the fees which are charged for an
inquest.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1853-01-13

W1o0saa's Rights.-Annette Waller,
of Cincinnati, has been fined So aud costs
for whipping her hoSband.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1853-01-13
In the Common Pleas of Monroe Co.

Jacob Deitrick, Ven. Elk. de terris.
rs. December Term, 1852.
Peter Groner. No. 3.
The undersigned, Auditor appointed to DIS
tribute the fund arising from the Sherln :
sale under the above writ, among the llSn
Creditors's, will attend to the duties OF Ms
appointment on Saturday, the twelfth day oi
February, A. d. 1853, at 10 o'clock A. NJ a.
his Office in Stroudsburg, when and where al
persons interested are hereby required TO P,O-
sent their claims before the Auditor, or De ue-
barred from coming in upon said fund
CHARLTON BURNETT,
Auditor.
stroudsburg, Jan. l9. ls5S.-it'
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1853-01-13
The Old Year and the New.

The following facts and reflections on
the past, present, and future, thrown to-
gether in a pleasing style, we copy from
a late number of the Philadelphia IN
q1tIer.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1853-01-13
Er. J. 7. Folsom, Surgeon Dentist.

c. AT kinds Of work IN the DEN
t17TzsA tai Art executed in the best and
most scientific manner, and war
ranted 10 give satisfaction.
DR.. F. brings the highest testimonials OF
skill, and those employing him may be as
sured of his ability to perform successfully
even the most difficult and delicate operation
in the line of his profession,
Particular attention paid to plate work.
Office, opposite S. J. Hollinshead's hotel
Stroudsburg, Pa.
January 13, 1853.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1853-01-13

Stroudsburg, Jan. ID. ls53.-h'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-10

AZ Cages Nov. l. b Itasts Lsngthorn from New-Yor
dig AImata. Merritt from Boston do schs Julia Rich III
bridge, from do, do Lone Stevens, ~ do.
Sid from Inagua 9TH sehr Edward Everett from Aux
Boston.
Al Jsemel 9Th nt sch Galaear dz innate
died DAYS after arrival Emma v Bush for do 10 days
Snow, r. DO. 1T.
5 d. from do. 9TH schr. Elliott Ryan for Boston.
Arr ct Hamilton Bermuda Nov a. sch Gen Grant Hill Bar
tacoes aLd 81. Thomas
sd from DO S, sehr Adeon King Turks Island 'chr Mus
Pension. d. mersrai I'D schr Hedora, Smith, Norfolk.
Arr a. ST. George Bermuda Nov 10 schr Connsec1 Erdge
Bangor
$ Thomas Nov 20 .Lps Enter National Kennsbee
Al Monteydeo Sept 49, ship B0wdch Johnson for San Fran
cisco IN days. barks Undne levin dg for Boston, Creole Coffin
of Baltimore Wcytosset Carer dschg Argentine Upton from
Salem Jh end proceeded bneBcs Ayrs brig Vict0ae,
Brown lcg for Baltimore ship Ees o. Philadelphia dischz
Iork. Ids.
oae 18th ul, ship Phsn1 Cole from Gloucester for
New York expected 10 b condemned.
AtPseo 9Th ut bark Cuba sawyer for New YORK about d.
sid nom Marseies 18th ult- T.
foTks lab, ship A<racan, Smith. do
A. Aslssa Sh sit bark Prompt Whedon for Boston
three dsys only Am vessel Sid lark Charm Sleeper
NeWfork ischrs r Matbe Ton, and Ylgnz Jones
NJ NJ Ffeemsn, Glover Philadeph a
An a Pctou sd ut bss LeGdcr Levache Boston 9Th Col
ecor Leyecke DO Cid sd scar Providence Boui Providence
zih brig Grand Tub, King Boston Ann Merritt McDo1a DO
lside BOu IN, 90.
Arr a 81 John n 4ih met shp John 81 WOOD Hartley sso
Cid 5th, lrz a Blanchard Blanchard Boston
Cid 81 stephen 2fh ut brs. AexicaB (rD orre B.rs
dcts 18Th, AbaEE, 5uliysn. MIanzsa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-10
,tndson River Market Seats.

5rrlosf Lit n Cafne $40 F1r- fyotgcls eeneIaAg
1eporfed exclusively Cor The " Y Daily iroun,e,.
Cart j. ID Huaer 81 the barge NeEbufes striving Filnssi.
cirr A. he foot Of from Newbarz repls
slowirs articles b. the trip OF De- TO- ia % BeceA - 'o
go ID Sheen and Lsrts Swine 100 fows 20 Igrkey -
Gee "a D. "a bbs Ess Otuts aud psi5 Butter % ntkns a.
INNS Arrlss 2 bis Cider S. b5s Rye florr %
60 .resd OF he barre Nn snk. Ang ThlEfty mo
AZ he oot OF IRON SewLgrh reports ne t1o sn1 a.
,ils ~ IN trrs Dec aud f353; 3 Beeves Cow with a.
vss Cavsa sheep snd Lambs 100 swine dessed w F9
80 uke,. 80 Geese Ducks 80 tubs ard as liter oS ~,
AZ rs Potatoes bales Hay 10 do straw Apples % 'o
Rive Flour ~, -. - p.r.,r.,sirr
Thrr.dav morning az foot Of reports ne o
,irg erfcies by he trip OF Dec Cow WITH Gait Fss 49,
IS ard lar "a III swine so Fowls 80 Turkeys Jog U'
d rc}s Ms Eers 70 tubs sn pals Butter s quarters Seei -,
IA >. fy 100 straw bh Appeg 80 bbs Eye rOu ~ os
RaciwISs- 20 Ne a Rye Feed. 20 empty Barrels ri,
Capt Huehson. Of the Steamboat snlendi srrFlns
rinr AZ H. foot az from NewHam hurgh reports '
articles b trip Dee O. $ Beeves 50 Shep sna
iS 80 Fos ss3 fukeys q Geese 26 Ducks % tus an
nsi Rufte bbs Apples do Cider III DO Rye - bsSs
vfe.f SIS DO Noal 90 bush Corn SO DO Oar 0 90 AYE
u,r. 10 trh Hickory Nut boxes Leather rolls Leather
nrcAPiTrtArioT.
The 6o table shows lie OF the principal articles emu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-10
Ocmegt,c porfi.

ALE4ASDRIA, Dec lar brig Foster croweu Boston T.
iEA BgAtsan tal Rivers ichr Tram Smlih Baker d. SD
SeamaEk COMBS Boston.
BANGOR, Dee sArr sshr Saxon gof Bangsr) Pha.olphia
NENHAFEG Dec 8-ATr bark Magnolia Fybirpey Poo Ris,
eA hS5.io7 Paeser Hemingway Ben EHsih Lyoa and
RIVER Iesze, Albany Gold Hunter Broekslt vi-zus.
nerafe A,ehoA BurEough, Bosom, bound Phide @ s.
hatscn Philadelphia sd brig Atlantic Duntze Barbadlss W
tctfs klen leYlss, and Citizen Sew-York
PORTLAND Dee 7Arr brig Henry Lesds Ltieiobn C.-sen
4is CeylCn, Io,utan Puce Edward Island Orosls.d ren
I-w fmlsGsphs Cd bark A1ns Haven Cuba brig sophia
Email - yseo de Cuba fcbr Chss v Lans ~tols sags1
ofFS S,o 10 ssr AlnlIs and Lucind. tlz sophi.
Sh sehr Russell ssnna Boston 6sb schr Sarah Bsnr5 7f
sef sAIe Asry Philadelphia sid Dec. Fissa
Ion FRO lneeto~n; Ga shr
Csrouchft Churchill baltimore -
SALEM Dec. 7-Arr brig Dnuersrove R,fh. pbi.5.',f.
CfSssy Albany CD, brig Potomac Boyer, Wss-
fOiki sarah A sGirh Admiral.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-10
ADDITIONAL NEWS BY THE NIAGARA



wes,rs Barirs Bros report fair business in colonial and
the week AMI the whole Father IA I'M
proved eeueral demand =.
without mseris change since iast
ze.k American WHEAT worth So ~, and wie ~
quarter Baltimore and Ohio FLOUR S' i0 eNtEa oal5s ~
both rmer TEA Ia, ae'in
sud fer common Congo there large speculative demand a. u
h, bat cosed Awaiting iette BY the Overland mall ss.
India lower private sale COPPER metals nfye
further advanced a. and the demand h been Aye anhs
Slate $50. beet selected SIS; Shetthint IA
Yellow Metal Iron he important modification Of me treneh
tsrf being did internally Affect the marke beyond
ing fnt the present atoms WITH sooa gene
Bars az ga 20 10, Rails 70 o az
To- In Pig sbou 7s 81 6ds for the best
American brands on Clyde Russian C. y ID az ArchAn'
81 ISL: Swedish eli Il asa Tin-Bsh Block LIS bars
rs Refined IS Btnea 2o PLATED lie Coke ~ Csaeoal ''i
shat irct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-10
Arrived.

Steamship Merlin Cr Cronan Thomas Nov - via Be-aa
"a Dee = mcse. &c. 10 T. CunAzd
ship Roets of boaion Airtn Hsgre 81 days ballast with
cd TO Lane Yves. sid With ship Connecticut
log SeW-lCk.
Bark John Wesley seATsport Cur Havre 81 days nds
ari 81 Tstscngers TO r. Buck Co. All yell
d. R De Wolfe sA lst, q miles s. Of Nantucket shoas
FToke bsrk Hehrca fof Bostop
Brig Vivid OBJ KendTct Malaga dars aad Halifax days
fuit 70 cider. PER- 81 cargo v lsrdsl HALIFAX
Brig Bs,ehsrd IorFey tIeT) Wan Adlon lays lumber 10
hayksV. TIIt0. & Co.
Zig Thomas R. Stewart. OF Baltimore, Ovens Cape Hay q
sehr Harriet Ann, HucknA Llbee. d,ys laih sayh
Eoyr'oo
Go
s erath Porter Hudson Richmond dsy, aour master
s-lr Irns Sci.-- -, he hmoad eaFA four
SsiE p Bent, Wallace CAs-Eyasd days. lumber Brett
A Psss salsr Passport; dsys l.As sna pl.ssr to
setr Nsru4fs Fo~srs Belfast days s.. TO R. p Buck Co.
sclT Viola Lawrence, BceksPoE dsya esh, 10
Schr. San uel Rankin. Brown, Roctlsnd lime
sehr. Ro-sle Beenan- Gigeesfer, DAYS fsh
sehr JsF,t Ison Csstod Philadelphia: coal
kctr q. J. Nesver. smith Phiisdephta. coal
Sleep FlIrcr LunbaId- BFidsspost. cxy
Propeller sencc., Ck.Iker Hartford.
FTlnklin Ctaslssor.
wISD-very ishf, durirs ;he Ssy nom NEtos
The bark fsroTted sshore south Squ. Inlet h the Bremen
bark Hezsa BIn5 U Glasgow remsrhaven md bound
she h,s s1tqusy tse iii pro5sby s-riys
lBy sssdy Heck Pn1rns TsIerrsrhI
TIE HIGHLANDS Dee SPIN
ore .nin Sth = :, q IssaHusr' Two tesks ard b
Che task snders tlis on tie H-sls.ss
u enc ZAP y saso5s q h B.g An toslS <
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-10

st-HyP-TAe s-vv noticed 10 ne fcsaa-i p.s 49, -, 81
I.tS,s 10 co.rsrstiFe acfsty, Bot TIE "a. t
-, rrctced 9Th noc rate recsps Of al "a si
I'm .rirt isieeav o. Ers - - a. 20
,rie, s.iiors a o Sc Crudt y iele go - i,I
,-v.r.I N-ruf.rrrred urrdlngtt snf lne 4iH-i
tno :. y 6frr for ter Bieichcd- Cllds spen ,
- +, ~ ~ rsTfi ses tc-tF. Niis csY ~
a. A al q 81 O. Lard rer-n1 u11airti
III srrrfy Il Red tome CO sacns " .-tein MA
acre cab Palm euAi.s dull Apd heavy a. SO car
viii lrfestek . -, -. -. - 80. AZ fr.i.h+ there q
hone dem nd for Spirits rurpen'ine Bat pfees
49, A. s5sssje obsi. Crude da. bat priee -s
t.,rr We quote North County st 81; wilmington AZ - ..
Rosa + q-iet brt the sock not srinE lsrf ices
,,sSv: - bbs wnmi' uon e 81 I9Fi ~ r. ~
s,ies So hhs az 20 - Tar improving %, ,ne
80 se,ve AZ IS z5ass Wilmington and No'ih
$50 pfeh = scarce AZ - rs for Cisy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-10
To Mariners.

RESTRICTING NEw Buoy REEF OF FRErDERIcEsoar -
The Ministry of Marine has ordered Buoy be placed the
point of the covered part of the Reef OF Eredhor from
which the old Buoy will stand morrill, and the Beacon the
rsmrarts northwest.
The Buoy consists of iron rod fixed in the ground At The up
end Of which the day te fixed three balls painted red
and white forming sided triangle the two lower balls being
IN horizontal line
As the night time will ia the Of tho
month be hung from the rod hight Of 10 feet from the
which will be lighted the time the Beacon the
parts namely from half after until
shond storms di ice iher pedmeDts render mpos
bic to hang the lantern the rod lantern will that
be hung pole In the immediate nehbohood Beacon
and q little above II.
Further details win be given with regard to the lighting Of this
Bescon.
Mini.Hy of Marine Oct 25 1853. signed srEEs BILLIE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-10
.MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK
Cleared.

(feAItds
steanshrs-Blaek Warrior Bullock Mobile Livingston Coh-
Co REM Franklin, Atkins Charleston, T. Lincoln Co
Baltic. Corstock. Liverpool T. Collins Co
shirsCcrs;sntne, Ounce Liverpool Grnpen Maurn Co
John Fys new clipper GRAHAM Ddnhs Dimgn Isaac Bell
johnson, HsyTe. N. Livnfston
BsItsC,,srins lsie Toise Venice, Trieste and Palermo
Chamberlain, Robiron Co Aonrz1ma Hsnssn Dsmsrsra
Smith Tuiile Mary Adelia slepsr, Aes Peru T. White
Co AarsvGl Wtrd, Barbados T. Dwight
Biies-Crese Pierce NewOElesns w t. Frost Maria (sw
1sLier Rotterdam. Flnck Msncke souher Atkins Mobile
Foster NskeTfod Velocity tBr GEinn So Johns F. Tucker
L WhiCmrn
Sceones-DsD W.rts Smith PEoyidence master; Coraels
icuuF NcwBecot Saxon Anze DtIieB Mkyhsw. Tai
TOO CO. Talbot whtienore; AstspsS Mayhem, Talbot co
Warren, Grant. JecksOnyie. Chs & + L Peters
soor-Iss. Graham Nichols Pail River,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-10

Arrived fan Ne~Yox-2lst PRESIDENT Fillmore Qrseugcen
END Mercury 2sld London OFT Hastings; Isaac sbb
and Ccmproe erpoOl Hcks, Belchy Head; Ah hena.O
Biis;cd. Jacob CRUISE, tEivtsnd
Arrived Bsluore-2-nd Albert ToTbey 18TH Misipp
Deal.
from Philadelphia saFaaae Liyepooli Eureka at
Belfast.
AR from Charleston 2lit, Msria- az 81. MszaEe
AR from Eew-OTleans ed. Olympus &C Liverpool
SD for New FORK s0th Albert from Bristol Dgo. I'd Com
moeore from Liverpool
Sid for New Orleans Goth Hespsr Odd Almada from Brsto
Crown. from Liverpool
Sailed for Mobile sd Sultan from Liverpool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-10

h.s cfhs erp<nss Of running trstnx are
49, r. ,-sre Of he peee ssd csDsdcftns re
~ 40 srssse ,ns snSer hi.h seiscay ~
- - ne = rds much greater tnHa tln iiie
,,r.r al red 1he chzrfs ~ taa7lt Hn,
49, ~, r,.s.l .4hsn he ed % ti- J.
~ ben tzllfd
~ ,bf ~ lhis clurtfy Ati "a A1AnI l4-
~ ~ ,.-,.vsree 81 plsselrss ald f-i-L 1or At
To 81 Convention NJ bIf
L. hstgcen tie Michigan N.-irt All - hrrn fbe
o. 9f-- ~ Cncinnat tie Eewf nfrfl
Wv York ke Railroad Cnp-nist snd te seAn5'ai
I,le Erie which finally ressee In he csabisuen Of
@ -. n fr.s 1nd shts between NewYolk AID al places
~ d wst Lake Erie and Limit 20 the rates Of speed through
1.fal revion q psT snd f,izht tariff hl also
elhled
~ the Of labor and material required r Fa
,osd rsrs sped Of the IlinL
cs eqs. 70 abo1t i~eaig c@n- on boz
ptft brfTs ar fftieht
nov prsv o oguuru rro1cr have prevented tie increased
ror burdens those Who have used rlf1sd lines
To have shared largely IN the benefits vh have reltei
~ tie construction shoud be wling 4fs %
oihsIF have EHked 30 large AZ INVESTMENT ~ paying fe
Ir.css. -
Of the recpfL which he uanaEes o.
fallen
actually received cJesorded With reurrsbe eonci
6erce
the csrrcfv the equipment transport and this be.
which vord Rave taken place the
The he prospective which have
hen tde from time line b. the Deetors sud
rsrd o the actual receipts F tn several periods
stated A.- gu,
Forihe lc5i est Actual Receipts. 100. S2I1 l33 ~
mated ReceQts.. SAIslf-5 -. StfA'll ~
1gFg 100000 ard Dec es-irlIted $40 coo 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-10

PARs Friday Evtung-Closng prices to-day: Three per Cents
7ffo; Foursnds.hsf per Cents, To- Bank Stock 2039
VCsH. Friday EySniug-Metaiiues Fyes 92i Exchange OF
London, II l6. Bank, 1850.
AMSTERDAM Friday Evening Dutch Fours ooi Dutch rwoand
ahal6 81 New Premium 60; New Mexican, % SIG
HAVE Friday ~ OF the week lsJ baet
New0rlta ranges from coz 10 llcf
THE LATEsr-By Telegraph.
25t Evening frank dearer In
to-day with Of 1900 bales FLovR quiet aud fsre
lovver
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Whalers.

CID al New Bedford 7h ship Arab Fishayen) Gnus Pa
c6e Ocean bark Smyrna Bliss Indian Ocean.
letter from the LIST Of bark franklin Packard New Bed
fod ots her al Cape de Verbs Oct 49, all well clean
letter from Capt Gardner Of sbp syph Of Fsrhayen reports
her OF fayal Sept. clean.
letter board Charles w Morgan, Ripley
Bedford, epors her of Flores, Oct. O. clean
letter rom the 81 mate shp MontezumA reports Aug TO- ship
HillInsn Cook New Bedford. with 700 bbls VIII. oil.
spoksn55 miles from Gay Head bark Sea Breeze 10 hour
N New Bedford, VIII k.ng
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Receipts OF Produce. =. n

Pv Nr Rrsr Bcis-lsl6 obls Flour, CPS bbls Beef O do
Ashes Gg65 bush Wheat 1880 DO Barley e5 do KYe ana sun
dns - e.., - ~. l.
Butter sides Leather loads Live hos do sheep 40
Cattle. go tush. Oats and slndries
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Mrs Toukns and child Msa Eugen Mss Long Mrs Forbes Mis-
Gardiner. Mrs Enipger Rev Mr. Muir Messrs. Eislop
Colngwood Roper Caro- Rollins Ryah saunders Heate5 Tai
bot Chopper Baokenburgh Turner aud lady,
Fordin lady Miss Turner Miss Goal Mr. Furlong ard lady
Mis- BemalmsIs, Miss Barker, Miss Heldwz Miss Wsicenus
Nm Vthtoh Seayey Nsen Turner Hobngood Denosk
Remsmsr Cmer Flood, BsrtoF Byrne Pattson Bshe rrus
WARRINGTON Davis Stone lawrence Thoanburn Bae
hcNulfy, Schumaa, Partridge Owen, Hutchns
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Passengers ArrfxesI

onsslip Nerln Beyr7r1a Toas-S Benjamin.
Mrs. Bsln rine Nsssss MeHutehns Kssr A CaeagaO J Cal
Phillip Schlcssuger j. Rodguczs, Rodriguez, AID
Mrs Firth and child T. ConTon H. Tucker aud servant
Mira Taylor, child sadseTv
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The following table shows lie tO'sl OF the principal arli
"A - 81 rf LAT


NEw-OELEAxs Dec a-Tbe sales Of CorroS today were 1000
bales the week they foot Sooo bses Madns qaoa
., L Tho decrease In reces all the southern ports com
s-ed with sne last year rs coo bales Rio CoFFEt mas a.
r,nced $50 bsgs prime sold az y tal2!c