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House OF Representatives.

WAsHfVGTeN, Jan. D, 1895
NKw STEAMBOAT LAw--ExrEssIor OF TIME ere.
Mr. SEYMOUR, (dem } Of Now ferk, asked ths House
to tase up the Senate resolution allowing in certain
the owners Of steamers further time TO make
the necessary preparations bring their vessels within
the provisions the law for the better security Of the
lives of passengers board boats propelled in whole
in part by steam He stated that the law went into e
feet the FIRST Of January the Western waters but
of the Of steamers there have not yet bcen
able to provide the required apparatus They therefore
want further time else their boats liable to seizure
Mr. PRxsTsS (whig) OF KY said he had just receiveds
tegraphc despatch from Of the nent iRsPss
tori in the West requesting him TO urge the
The resolution amended by extending the time TO
ninety days and passed.
lXTrNMoS TIME THE PAYMENT or DUTIES ON RAIL
iR0s.
Mr. Conn (dsm Of Ala called up the bill for ths re-
lief OF the Memphis and Charleston or Tennessee Mis1
sipp and Alabama the Alabams and Tennessee River,
the Cocoa the New Orleans and Jackson and the New
Orleans, 0pelousas and Great Western RAILROAD Compa
MES by extending for four the time far pay mso OF
the duties on railroad iron
An smendn mt proposed to iucluse all other rail-
roads This last session laid en- tae table, and the
question peDt Mr. Jenkins melton to recon-
sider this vote, and TO lay said motion the table
The question taken on .hs and decided snir-
mstively-yeas "a NAYS 70.
Mr. POLK (dem Of Tenn, called up the report OF the
committee OF conference e Senate resolution for the
relief Of Mrs. General Woyth.
Mr. 0RR, (dem. OF s. o. opposed It, aaying IL allows
her $50 per month fo> life whereas If Gen. Worth had
fallen in battle sbe would have been entitled to but $50
month for FIVE years There should be q general law
providing well for widows Of prvates who have not
died In battle OF from wounds received
Mr.. Polk warmly advocated the report, speaking In
glowing tesms Of Gen Worth end pleading for the wide
Of sixty years and her three children insisting thai there
we're precedents for the under consideration
Ncssre. Jcncs 81 v. stuart GaWpbeii Ssctrt s"f
D.s4 Aelp.stsa - 2.i-. lue a.,uei Itsaaa
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Marine Disasters.
"hhoK OF TH' SCHOONER DEgIGo

"AAVh VI in' SCHOONER DERIGo.
PHoytUE~cH Jan 1883
- ar oner p,i,Bo. OF FraDklir Ne from Jackson
we LOT VIE o. cargo OF ship timber Ia beating
the violent gale shore on tho hss G het s ~,
Hin aad Fort Adams The canta,n srd ars. -. . 70
This ping she had three feet NJ ,ysta- T. ~ 49,. 80
IL Is supposed she wi 1 be n total loss " - ~ S
SEVERE aALE-vB ssErs Asuopr nv {, ov,, ,v.,,, ,.r-
The brig John arsball of pittston -, ..hG - 80 4.
gale Of lest night on Long psach ani -. 80. 80 10 %
charge hei carss to ret of - - " ~
a tsnooner Ir ON Roeklsud for Neg York also ven.
sci Is on Ere. '" 80 80
ihs gaze . so severe that the Light boat at Mnot,.
harbor N'se - "'Aassss
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From H22t IN .

DEPARTURE OF THE wAsHI,.GToN FOg NEW YoEg AND
CANADA FOR LIVERPOOL ACCIDENT TO TUE BARK
ARCrIC-pEATH OF An AUCTIoNEER-THg MAINE
LANDS.
Bosros Jan. g. 1858.
The steamship Washington saned for New York at nine
o'clock this morning In turning round In the harboT
she got foul OF the bark Arctic ready TO sail for San
Francisco The bark was considerably injured and will
have to discharge her deck cargo The Washington sp
parently sustained no damage.
The royal mail steamship Canada Capt Long, sailed
at TO day with Atty two passengers for Liverpool
snd six for Halifax Nospece registered at the Csi
tom House
Ferdinand n. white the vel. known auoiioneer, died
in this city ls,t night
The Goveroor end corrcr h'vN ~efr-ct ~ 7su nj.
A.sVas~sls il .ls Of sis,us tr 300 ess
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Massach ssstts Leeislatu :.

oosfoS, Jan 5 1858.
ING "'sNi1'uR' met "e eis'en oeiocs this morning.
The Senate organized by the chois az Char,as n
Warren Of Boston President and q .r,as ca,bou, ..
eik-both wings
In the House 2ss votes cast for sna.Lsr a.
Bliss Of Springfield, (whig eb ctsd racs;v,n, Ias
voter, to so for J Usher (dem ma sI 81. S.s.ns
Clark. (free soii.) and scattering - 20 ~
The House completed its organic ,tio, hv .,ae.nr u-
schuler the editor of the Boston j,Jas os,k Ts
.ooo ,snou'e' ioii 'osSeyn Z" m. So; Chas w Stack
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The New York aud Baltimore Steamship
Company, SC.

BALrIMoRE, Jan ;, 1903.
Mr.. P. Jewett OF New York has concluded the pur-
chase, from Mr. Ecot Of large lot OF ground at Locust
Poiat in this city, dc signed for depot for the Parker
Vein Coal Company also for loading and dscbapgng the
steamers Of tho New York and Baltimore Seamhp Com
psuy Ths land has coo feet water front, and pur
chased fer SIS 0G0.
The New orlcaas mail has again failed, and have
nothing this evening south OF Richmond.
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mstssroIos,c., ,,os.yyx,,.p.

- LINE, orFtoS sAsYMEyr AZ WALL srEggv
H., WFpNxspAy Jan s. 1853
aost ,Mo, sP. "a Cloudy and pleasant wiud north.
lnefmcv eter 20 Barometer 1850
T.a,ssA. eP M.-Clear evening Wind southwest
''oernomass 81
.or.hS p Clear evening but cold. Wind
.ol'1~~ Thermometer 81
s.so cusr. p. M-Clsar evening sut cold wind
"esO east Thermometer 30.
srcA. 2. M-oleM evening bat cold sss Plsssant
ind southeast Thsrmometsg 40,
i Atn.vv -clss- a-rp'-s wi7s -s..s ~
rem tei -. hsSu1 IS. ThSrupRssA2s
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Steamboat Explosion - Several Psrsons
4 Killed

Nrw ORLEANS, Jan. 4 1853
The Steamer A Fusileer, for Attakapas Monday
when Ship Island exploded both boilers killing the
mate second engineer and i've six deck hands
The captain was terribly wounded and probably will
recover The steamer Texas from Galveston, brought
the survivors TO this city
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SPRIsGyuLE, H. Jan a. 1858.
The democratic caucus have rcnominacd Ion Stephen
Douglas for United State Sanstor by acclams ton
The election is to take place to morrow at 2 p. MI
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The Maryland : c,

M. ,,,, r Y.,,. ANNAPOLIS, Jan. 5, 1889
hut did not organize and adj ,rned mi ii nnrr, go.
organization will probabl take pIass an tbs q,
will be read IL will n,,ts rvsntv s,,.
/ psqe -N '"NAN' $3.50
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Cotton Mill Burned

FNONTOENNf., Jan. I5oo.
cotton mill In Burrillsyille belonging 10 Antno,
Steere ans operated by s & B. Mory the Of
the machinery destroyed by FIRE last night II
valued at SSb 600; Insured in this city for S2l 900.
The dry shed attached to the Globe prntur In
Tiyerton destroyed by r. sst night insured foE
81 go which doe rot cover tn. loss
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The Cum berIand Coal Companies.

BALlMoRE, Jan o IS53.
The mestiDg Of the Cumberland region coal anies
to with the Presd. mt Of the Baltimore ami ohio
Railroad. this morning. largely attended The fol-
loving companies agreed 10 give security to furnish st
Cunberlsnd daily for transportation the quantities OF
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NsaEksts.

Robert Tyler wa to- =, .nnointad nr,,hona,.. 49, :,
"e '"pse"e oourt OF nsylysnia vice Joseph Cohen
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roa.r ...,.i Ntw ORIrASs Jau & 1873.
apuey, ~ ef cotton foot up 10 900 bsiss At a
a, st.s cpo' cf one eighth OF penny We aow
IT, " Ss niiedling sac Increase Of receipts ~
@ % Ss,,mirs srs over lat year. $4,000 bales Frsis
''e S' Cotton Is taken for Liverpool at o. t6ths
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A JUUUE UHAKUEU WITH BKIBERY- UHEAT KAUITE'
MENT.
CONCORD, jan. S, 1858.
Much excitement exists in the legislature to-day in
consequence of the appointment Of Comuattee to in
vestigate charge against JAS. H. Butler, judge In
Rockingham county Of having attempted tc bribe Mr..
Freeze member Of tho Railroad Committee to vote for
Ciaremont Railroads One hundred dollars said to
have been offered Judge Butler has sent . nos-
ton to the House, asking for hearing before the 0o-
mttee, which in session this evening. Ths Hoa
Ira Periey and Mr. Bankes appear counsel for him.
aud Messrs. Gushing and Pike appointed BY the
House State counsel The excitement on the suojset
incr eases every hour.
The Senate to day passed resolutions deprscspg
religious test In the Consultation p.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
rhs great Conspiracy cnss In tho Wcss

Chs great Conspiracy Case In the Wcse.
THE DESTRUCTION or rHs STEAMER MARrHA wAsH-
IEGroE-sTR0HG EVIDENCE AGAINST THE As-
CUSED PARTIES
CiscisnArs, Jan 3. 1858.
The Martha Washington Conspiracy Is stui IN
Of investigation at Coumbus The testiuscny -
far IL has been given before the court strong
against the defendants. The death bed stateasHt u
Fey the partner OF Chaplin at the time Of the usnae
tion admitted evdence day II gives the psrtto
uars Of ths destroying tie ana
assuming the statement to be correct leaves doubt OF
created great excitement and ths .cout s looked sr
with universal interest.
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DOU BILE SHEET
BY TELEGRAPH.

Tn.rGsArH OFFICES. CORNER HArovER AND BEAVER
SWEETS, AND No 203 BRoADwAY.
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nARlTlME INTELLI6ENG
Port az New York, December 8, 1853.

CLEARED
0ips-Elen Foster Sou cer, ShAp zhaG, W Sale Jr;
Star Of tAs West, woodward, Liverpool Thompson d
Nephew.
Barss--Inuisiana (Br), Cove, Ani-srp. Punch 4
heinsSs; Ann Kenny (BI), Hays St John, NIB, Williams
4 Guion
Briggs Eugene A Reed Reed, Savannah s,urzes Clear
man Co; Clinton, Thompson, Charleston Geo Buckley;
Gipsy, Boyd, Naysguez 0nasivia CO. Cordelia (Br
Lockhart, St John, NIB, TL&D r Dswoif; Lsda iRrJ
Ov.nttowe, Kipgstop, ia, J B eager &Cs
Schrs-Nsw York paohst Thompson, jacksonville, Wa
Ingalls,; Burton Lingo, Savannah, Scranton Tall
msn; Smith, D., dickson Wilmington Doilner & Pot
ter; Antelope, Norwood, Boston, Lewis Pacific
Fsrrow Warrington, Bstsns. & Rudderow; St stephen
Trimble, q Nephep, l. r Dewolf @ Orchard Timer
Porto KcSJ White Co; Maria, Bias,ett Balslm ore,
Johnson Lowden RDggod, Mot NCr'ok Storges Clear
msn Co; Ms y Maukin Beers boston Dayton sprae ue
faitha Maria, Ferris, salem, Ropes II CO. Suwasset
Hudson, Crpus tbrbti, ssght Ori (Br), Holder 81
Joho NIB Kelly Smitlers; CeTesco Lord jacksonville,
q BE j Peters Co.
sloops- Wallace Lincoln Taunton master Pointer,
Fowler, Providence master.
s'eaIne.-- Michigan, Nichols, Pha elphia, master.
Stesriship jamestown, Parrish, Norfolk. 60 TO Indian
Tleasxnis Saw bark a. hors this morning south OF
squ, n Inlet with her ycysails all sback
Ship lansr new, Grshsm, Bath, Me, 4 days, 20
IunhS m DimoD.
snip .Iosi.h Quincy, fothrop, Boston days to W A
Sale Jr
Bark Edward Cohen (of Plymouth Nasal Clark Shields
10 days nd ~ days fm the Downs, to order Has been
the coast since the 1st met Nov a. lat &C. Ion 45,
saw tsig Abraham % J, steering NE Composed from
It Icmpgo city for New xors). Experienced heavy
weather.
Bark Car lins, shrvood, Caarisstoo, days, 70 Dan
ham a niu
B.s ApsustA, ssose, ns-AsaAs. ~ asYs, = susss,
CseaSIAn 4 70.
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Personal Intelligence,

Hos Gsrrit Smith intimates in a / tier 10 A friand a
tta "a intention to resign his seal 10 Congress- owirx
70 paiafn illness which Affects hma disease 10 the
had-vhich continues unabatsd. lie viii not he says
resign Immediately, but will hold : month or two in
the expectation that during this tns In
his health may allow him engage In tho duties or his
Office or that he will be much make II his
obvious duty to resign
U.S. GpIcYss Fl P,so -TAs sollow.pg are tie names
Of the officers in command OF the troops desisn. for
Paso; Col B. ilexandsr Capt J. g. Snellns, Capt.
Geo F. Pickett lieut. JAekson, Lieut.. jas. McIntoh
Lieut. Il NJ Folo't Lieut.. w. T. Me,sling quar- srmaster
TO the expedition.
VIM. Dudley, fiem Philadelphia; Samuel Philips, ESQ.,
New Brunswick; r. II Engles, Mass james Washington
Esq Maine arrived at tho Prescott House yesterday
Geo. Evans, Me-; r. A. Forayths, Ne~brrg; Gov. Mat.
terson, niiDois; John sryksr, Rome Geo y. Taylor,
Bedford Henry Winter Australia; john l. King, spdog
field; T W. Ra'chford, Ohio, arrived yesterday 81 the
Among the arrivals 81 the 81, Nicholas we notice the
nsme OF Ex Pr ent Jno Tyler, Virginia; Ctsnoslior
wsiworth Saratoga Springs; Hon N X Hall, Buffalo;
HON. HON. E.sns Albany Horace White svrmu
Or Mccornict, U. g. Army; Lewis, Bos,on; Gem a.
Dc parteanoss Mexico; Hon H. Ftshush, 0swego T. d,
Ba,ton, Syracuse,
For Iiycipool In stesmshp from Bost,nMessrs
Is AZ. sn TS es Y.ss.
bury Nathaniel LORD and stephen Whes.sud OF ga
ss%s and s e ss*
s,o y ss1sa,y row Ss'.
.on and Shorthand, Of Caiorns David Lsw Aiken
Hamilton, CIV; Russell, r Davie d Hegore, Mrs
Martyr two children and maid Of Quebec; Rev smeron
and lady, David shaw, Whtsford, n OIiendorL Th)s
May, Jas Ghmovr kield Ed Evans and I'd Maitland %
hoatrcs Rogorson John Kerr W Badge Of Toronto;
Abbott Muliips W Brady. Of Csn,ds; r II Smith
West fntIos Doonon Hanseatio Consul TO Mcxi,o;
Tsplnv London; ksv Ca well. lady, and dau shtsr
hstthew Clark, u nesld has Bacon krI Anna Braos,
Waldo, Of Enaisnd; " I'LL, Msnches,er Engand y Nun
70, Rotert ksepherson of Cssro-; John Socsrsy obn
ua1-tsE, " l4s..GG yi1s4, L. kassal, IAl.a
nuI. 81 vyaresi ArssA q spain. synsy. ofPo
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BoARp on ASSISTANT AiDxsnN,
TnursdAy, Dos 1898.
Reconsideration Tro,ts,, Esq prs,d-as w,,sv
sIs;r. Assi.iApy Aldermen Tat Ma.sS" ssss
Er.sasn WOOD ware, Ring. Wells, Boutou. Ma,,..
Art Whsslsn, Barker, Rogers, Crawford. 0Ksss, ans
hcCtnkey.
By Assistant Alderman RsG--0f Fire Eaglne ootApAny
No y TOR An aPIIop:soa for room hfs .na To
Committee on Fire Dspsr Dsnt
RNOKI5
o, Committee Asses .pents--To concur In sppcr-
opment of assessment tor paving Eleventh. avenue from
Forty ,hud TO Forty eighth street aus aopsntng lsaAo
Ed~ ards collector. Adopted oy ths fslowins vote:
OBrsn Aaybee, Broaden. Wood ~ard Ring, Wells. Bou.
ton hcG0Wn, Stewart, Whseian, Barker, Rogers Draw
ford, 0Kesfe aud AcOonkey-iS.
OF Commit FMe Department---In favor OF
painting the house Of Hose Company No 22 to concur to
build new engine for Company No. as Both ADOPTED,
Afiirmatve-Ths Pres dent, Messrs. TAFT NAbbatt,
OBrisn, Msybes. Broaden Woodward, Ring Wells, Bou
ton; McGown stewart, wh.elan. Parker, Rogers Claw
oBrien Msybes Broaden. Woodward: King, Wells, Bou
ford O'Keefs. and Hcconksy-l8.
or Committee Sreets-In favor of granting permis
sion to Sixth and Eighth Avenue Railroad Comp.,iss to
through Church to their present track Adopted BY the
foue siatv os:-
Afarnstive-Tbe President Msssrs TAFT, Mabbatt,
oBren, M.yOss Broaden, Woodward Ring. Wells, B,u
ton, kcGo sn stewart. Wheean Barker. Rogers Craw.
ford, O'Keefe, and McConksy-l8.
INVITATION.
To attend hall of Mszeppa Eegius Company No. 49, at
the Chinese ASS mbly Rooms Dsoe nber Ia Ao,e p.sd.
COMMUNICATIONS.
From the Cour sci 10 the Boarc resolc asking his
opiuion wbsta the Common Council have pc In
the police force iu of the ward below he Nine
to tn without further authority from ths LeglsAt
stating that he con- ders that tbs number OF policemen
for Eight enth Nineteenth rsenti.tb, Twenty first, and
IT, eny second wards en ely In the discretion OF the
all Init Of Ards
Council have not this to increase the Zee be-
You'd goo without further authority from the Isgis
hture. Accepted.
FROM BOARD or ALDERMEN
Resolution that 500 ,ops Of the ordinances organ
ling the depar ents under the amended charte- &c
be printed and bound, The edition having
hsus ted. Concurred Ia.
The Beard then adjourned TO Friday afternoon at 6
O'Clock.
From the minutes. G. 7. MoCLENACHAN, Clerk.
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CITY IntellaQenee

TIVE Carson IsvpnGAros. The eon nittse s,s o....
day afternoon at the usua hour when be csun 4 IL
Carson opered for the defence, and produced tsao,
rsbuttng the allegations Of conspracy charged saa,
Mr. Carson Three or four witnesses exarined rh
an AGREED In saying that the Chief Engineer kne
hers Of Ineine Co. No a. 10 order that Mr. mgb, "a
the builder about O'Clock he committee sdj,9rnsd
~ the Board Of assistant Aldermen required the room
they were holding the investigation in.
DISTRACTION or Wall sTRrKr PERRY Bp.r ny r,py
YESTERDAY morning. between four and FIVE O'Clock a
fire was discovered breaking out OF the ferry boat Non
ague yise 10 hsr sp on the Brooklyn side Of the river
and the flames spread with such surprising rspdty thai
the vessel entirely envcoped in compArstiyeiy
time sfsrward IL is supposed the FIRE originated opg
come oombustibIe matsria about ths machinery below
scks and, II presumed, BY accident Tie boat was
sas0 nes and cost 80 600 She transferred 10 the
Unio6 EfJ OuDpasy on Wednesday for the sum OF SOS
CO. he oempan, neDd placing Of their spare boals
h stsad nn'sdiatsly so o. to cause littis Delay a.
sbie " the travelling community Tbs loss 4 fully
cred " Insurance IN New Tat and erc:k'yn ua.....
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Court Calonasr-Thss Day

UNITED SrATH DBrRIof c0uRr.-Nss l6 to -, Is, 20.
SUPREME COURT-Crcuis.-N 1886, l0l, llql, e2I,
409, 500, "a, b2s to 533.
SUpRzin OooRr-Gensral Tsrm.-Nos. / to- lilo, Ill,
IA, Is, IL. l2o, ~ rs, Q, 49, 20 go 81 The exsmaa
ton OF applicants for admission t. the bar postponed
70 Nc ndsy xt at p.
SUPERIOR CouRT-Two bfAncbes-Nos $50, 3cs, 143
1872 27l 123 231 g. 222 294 507 6l3 90 10s 10l, lo2
81 $780, 666, $685. 4S 6z2 2o3 3s3. Ia 6T 6s s. 6iI H.
s6l e3s 346, 3e3 CAS- 247 $50 $685. 800 $685. 400, Sae
e6s s2s, tS5, zs 49, ts2 64s, 26s 26o 3sl, 22 Is
oonos IF P1 las Tirst"Nos ssl oe2 es7 s7o
Sol 1901. Part Second-Nos s47 9S2 $40, $780, 1907
10 lC06, l00s to 1912.
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Brig lexington, Baskell, Ph9sdslph'a tor Bestos-
schr rsricr Benry, Knudson, Savannah, Il days, 70
sobr nsdssasoar lot Eils~orsh) Grn Jssl sonvs 10
day, 70 master. Ex pesiepced hesvv weather.
schr sarpdse, Cols Petersburg days
schr George Ann, Burton, Virginia. days.
Scbr Eliza snda, Cool, Virginia. GAYS.
schr Bolivar. Robbins. Naohias. 10 days
schr Euphems (ns~). E ricgs, Portsmouth, Nh !
sohf Money Mills Card Dover. Nh. days
schr Isaac Aehorns Gregory, RocLland.
Schr Brown H"lorvok RocklAnd.
echr suson Dean, Ulner, RocAland.
Schr Horton PendlstOo. Rockland.
Schr Laura Jane, Sherman, New Bedford.
rsshr n Hall. Russell, Portland. Ct.
sobr seratnerd -, Portland, OF
sebr 4 Braln.r.., COe, Portland e.
Sehr J @ Bald~in Clsrs, Pr land, q.
Sshr Celestial, Russell, Portland. "
Sohr rsniel Russell, smaller, Portland, Ut.
Schr Joseph Rogs rs. Worthogton, Portland, OF. .
Sohr TrsDsit (new), Chappsl, New Londen day, to
McCready o. The Is 1896 tons, and intended Tor che
sobr Seneca, Glover, korcout for East Greenwich.
Ono ship, two bsrks, and ons brig. unknown.
SAILED.
Steamship Marop Foster for wreck Of steam sp Hum
Ao aid ship Revenue, Hawos sydrsy, Australia; Lady
Franklin, Yestop, and Arctic, Zerega Liverpool
Wind 1t sunrise, N; meridian, calm; SUNSET do
JHY SANDY HOOK PRINTING TKIxaRPH
TIN HIGHLANDS Dec 8-sPM
There is ship, two bArks, and one brig ia sight,
south OF the Highlands bound in The ship Lady Frank
Wind light from NV. Weather elsa<.
TeIsgraphis Marine Reports.
BOer0y, Dec 8.
Arrivee-ship Trivola, New York
Below-Bsrk Franklin, from Ma is for Boston put in
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

EDaAR1OWN be0 10
Arivsd>-ath. sohr MAtaponi, Connery, New York for
Thomastos.
6t-Brig Panos CONAN atlls river for Boston; schrs
Effort Higgins NYork for Boston; Fredk Dyer btod'
man wilmiossn, NC for do Ju, 10 Brown Pnilsee!phia
for co. E Her-ick Richards, New York for Portland;
s. nste, Higgirs, do for NewburJport
6th-Scbrs Su, On Ross, CHM Alexandria for Boston;
President Coopbs New York for Chelsea; sarah Matilda,
Cheney do for Frankfort Gannet Sir ontoa, do for Rock
!, nd Z-lma Hail. do for kaohias Julia Martha Grow
ley, Pbiladsiphis Tor Giouceeter.
ssilsd-5tb schrs Bengal, Louisa Dyer Malabar, and
Hsrdscrabble, for Bcstcu Kesuth Nswburyport Thos
Bartlett oucester, AID Others but most of them re-
tur ed
stb-Nd oil the vessels arrived above reported also,
briggs Sterling and VIM Crawford sehrs Roam MShtfoot
JAS flame Banner Ontario and others before rspe red
soop Prospect Crowe to going hence TO New Bedford
5tb struck rock in Wccis Hoe and 10 full OF water
will probably be got o.
PHnADnPHIA. Dec 84fM.
Arrived---schr El6ridge, Rowland, New Yo-i,.
Cles redship Grey Eagle Rinsman, Rio Janeiro; brig
China Hsmbhn Boston; sob Chen Dyer, kaby and Co
pis, seari, do Mail, CIowel and FIanAHn, Brigss,
Providence; snsap, Kelley Fsl River; Two Br othsrs
Tresdvay Alexandria; JP Wethori Foster, avannah
stes mer Delaware, Clark, New York.
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The Weather and Navigation.
BurvALO, Dec. 8, 1889
The weather here l. clssY and frosty and Toe 10 forming
pretty TAFT on canal but thsss u nons Sss On o
lake Vessels lett Chicago on Wednesday, Expecting "
make return trip
A brig supposed be the Robert Wills Is ashore
Long Point steam tug going oat to her Assistance
BUsfALo, December -PA
Ths weat er Il colder The vessel whore (beore rspor
tsd) st Point Abno Is the schoon Michael Dou
she AIDED with coal from Ere and osary full Of
water. She viii probably 60 to piscss.
CINCINNATI Dec. g. 1855.
There IL only feet OF water 10 the channel and is
falling. Freishts sdvan cing
SyRAUUsH. Dso. 8, 1853
formed in the basin thi, morang for tho 6rst
time this season.
The democratic Chronicle newspaper has been sus
pended for want OF support
Loss OF n Steamer ON the Tennessee River.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dscsm Der 8, 1853.
The steamer Mary hckinIie, her pAssa from Knox
vile to ChsttaDoss, on the Tenues river Lost
passei ge.s were saved The boat Is total loss
More Arr ests for Body Snatching 1t Syracuse.
SYRACUSE Dec 3. 1858.
The body snatehing difficulty has been revived, and
twelve stucects said to be implicated in the outrage Of
last week, have been arrested
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company.
BALTIMORE Dec. =, 1858.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company have rdAy
rejected the tsr OF the city governmsn iorse the
bonds OF the psby 70 the extent of FIVE millions of
dollars Of the Objectionable proviso, which
restricts the through trade ever thu road.