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The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-03-04
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latine praise, and that too, when he
knows that the wretched wife and mis-
erabIe children are in want of bread
Think Of him on his knees, with. his
family around him, praying for the
success of his cause-fOr the over
throw Of the hateful Maine LcU, and
its .taaaticol supporssrsR Think of
him praying for the establishment Of
grog shops all through the land, when
the establishment Of one in any place
is sure guaranty that some one will
be made miserable--some one will be
impoverished, and some one come to
a violent, dreadful end mol no!
this will not do--Every person who
consistently and earnestly prays for
the kingdom and glory Of Christ, is
unquestionably pledged to do all he can
to promote it. AS this work advan-
ces, intenlperence must recede the
corrupt liquor system give way to pre-
pare for the final triumph and glorious
conquests Of truth and righteousness.
Il Let us take another aspect Of The
/ cause. Truth and honesty, are funda
\ mental principles Of the christian H
ligion. Now who can doubt for one
moment, that the liquor trade y ear
ItrieQ on at the constant Sacrifice y
/ these great principles? What liquor
MI - No. afs. ;. a 5.
NJ alIi u "a lSLl
a genaiae articlel Is st not notorious.
that the system is corrupt, and rotten
at the very core--a complete and
wicked swindle, from beginning to
end? Who, among the thousands Of
habitual drinkers of ardent spirits,
drinks the various liquors for which
they call, and pay their money?
/ Who drinks brqndyp Who drinks
/ pure liquor of any kind? Is it not
a vile compound Of poisonous drugs?
Who gets pure port, naaIega, ma
deirG or champagne wines? Not
one in ten thousand. And yet these
are advertised, and ostensibly sold by
every vender in the land, when he
knos0s that he is supplying his custom
ers with an entirely different and
much more dangerous beverage.
/ We say then, it is gigantic fraud
from beginning to end. 1t is cheat
and lie,-a wrong and robbery,
which every honest man must OPP
pose, when once his eyes are opened.
| Who gets an equivalent for his
money, that buys these villainous
compounds? The wonder is, that
they have been tolerated so long, by
a suferin and injured community.
\ 1t is system conceived in fraud
brought forth in duplicity-perpetra-
ted in avarice-conceived poverty,
misery and death. Shall the religious
| portion of the community be required
to stand god-fathers and mothers to
such a businesss Every sentiment of
i virtue every principle of truth and
righteousness-every interest Of hu-
manity-everything that renders life
dear and valuable answers no!
/ The great mission of christianity
Il is missionof beneyolence, and mercy
/ to our race. 1t is directly opposed to
/ sordid sel6shness and all-grasping
Il avarice. It finds its most perfect en-
bodiment and completest illustration
in the life and history Of him, who,
ltwhile on earth, went about doing
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shin Marriages and Deaths.

The steamship Star Of the West, Z. L.
T;pklepsugh, Commander, from San Juan de Mica
r,rua arrived this morning having experienced strong
porsheriy winds throughout the voyage
The following vessels we're in port at San
Juan Steamship Pampero, Sanders, for New-Oheans;
Bntsh Mail steamer Great Western, for Chagres in
few days.
TIE Star Of the West arrived, on her out
ward passage, the morning Of the 18th inst, and
sailed for New York the evening Of the l7t bring
ing three hundred passengers who report the transit
scross the Lthmus 10 be in excellent condition for
travelling
On the 10Th inst the Star Of the West was
boarded by the Captain Of the bark John Colby, Of
NcwYork IA Days out from Navy Bay for 81 Marks,
sskine for q supply Of nedone6-an the crew being
sick, and one having died the day previous.
The following persons came passengers in
the Star of the Wet:
MAJOR Hammond G. 2 Johuson, Judse Morse A. Jsssel' Il
PsSon, M Jslnsds " Aahst b. Thsyer Gen Adlif Dr
Col 1eYwsp. Mr sanford Hfs. Anne snH Mrs. LAZY
smi and infant Mr. Lcn Capt Terby, Capt l. Folsom sni
~ Lsndrgr T. Cstshand and seva, A. G. 6o,sbsnt
Go'shsBa NJ Ms Hart tnl two ozas aiers, pt
eoIns ". ". Bfsnaid @. G. Bsvy, W Troop. ,. NJ Co
T. Smith Mr. Baron M. Hoptin- aud -ervai VI Langley
Brasef Boser Deo, - l. sufey ~ C9aen ". lot
terfhwse kBe T. Hoseuhat l. De5Tan " Ia7or, J. fnF
W o caIpsn'sf X = io-srs > alsr NJ Pdaos Cap Boz
sl Mr. ~{ = sa,e,' c'gi p Chester, cS e r Sa,s
~ Clsrt p 49, Hoousy J. Jsrce, Cpt issfence Church
~. osidoa W r. Johnsoo Frost Mr. "hppe L. Ihonpsoo
Mr. Colssn, ". Rowland, ard 90 u,hcfs.
We are indebted to Henry Torrance Esq,
Purser fthe Star Of the Wet and to Gregory Cos
and Adams & Co.'S Express for tie prompt delivery
Of Cslifornis pspers
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Quartz Mining.

Tie district in the vicinity Of Craze Valley u singh
harry rich gold bearing quartz AMI the few mills now
a. work which have bad the benefit Of practical expert
ence. are said 10 be doing well We regsrd quartz
mining as being &c; Ia lie infancy, aud wlcn science
sLa have been brought 10 the successful aid Of exper
ence the most gratifying resu . may be- confidently eX'
pected Among the most successful! mills now IN oPeT
Siion 81 Grnss Waller ia that Of the llevea Lafayette
Company, al which Mr Conway is President. Il has
twelve claims Of eighty feet each on Gold llil, together
with large number Of other rich lOcalhics The mil
has eighteen Of the largest sizc stampers driven by
seanensme q horse power and capable Of crushing
from - 70 20 iuns per day Of quartz yielding from $50
70 S75 per tun. We informed that Dr.. Bacon, Of
the Company referred 70, dur ng four months took out
occr one hundred thousand dollars and the vein s s
improving Two Of the largest sharcholders-DB BAG
on and DeavHn-leavc the steamer D. day, visit
70 the Atlantic States on business connected with the
Company Times aud Transcrpt.
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PACIFIC SHIP NEWS.
Port of san Frnncisco-Arrivcd.

Dec l4-Bsrs John Mabel RE- , 20 de- I'm Loajoa "a
Faard Iasds hrs CyccPs, Peku', Oregon 'ehr 4" Cao
Nelson, Trinidad.
Dee ie~Brs, cosneln tNer weirpcr 20 a. f N,t,taa
5sra0trser ncterndo Mrv) BceasC 80 d. I'm Mtttttn
s,br Falmouth, Char = g. tn Santa Cruz sarah Ls'n La
nec. iT~S,raucr Golden este, Patterson Panama
Dee t9siT John Earus Madslu. il dim New iofA tp.
ship Warner johnson Gd nm New tofk va o &c Jaao
net Burnhsu Is. fu New iofk brs Euy Bourne BOZ
De- % steamer Ohio Bss. 10 days Diego va Monte
rev n pa steamship f.fluus Hams. r,ulncd 20 port cngpr
hin Forte- poaue. lg6 d. n Nes iok bnst ara lhe-
BE-, ~ BTs cyJe f,uvl Qaish,r a d. I'm. Lombiseaue'
sshr erts. So DE- im 0u9mts. s. pass al, -
ss-stP Matilda Palmer. go di I'm NsN loA otlA, 1r
Horour b. .. Assua Mona ~ T. Meyer 80 days i u IA
= an PEGS Henrst's. s. Mslcn % dhys rom para
An Ysp,rao. 1,hrs Yssfso worth a days ironi society
n..i EcApse sao, MAath Mluakce, lishL Bel
ri n. m Owhyee. +. A Sheer Love, I'm b enus bV 90.
Dee % Cspershp syrtn. elcc us d. I'm NeS iolA tl'
tra Castle Crrhl % d. u fsp4ra-oi br bias Me1l NJ
90 d. tn. Nsiga,ro' s'bis w A co. BEL :, g. I'm
Laura Esvsn, Morton Zoo. >att Cut blg Lena-a hoN
d. tn Pusei sound Ci ship MarUua Ramos hant"n N O.
i'm. NaPu.so brg Maaee, Cowei y d. IN Hgnoa . "a
tark May Jane. MtAeu Nads ir NewNofki bs Way h'u
Tbomtso d. l Humboldt Bay brs Prnce DE- Jomvie kroy
Dee sIp Bseua VISTA Linne l5s d. i'm Boston br' Me-
chl. Rrorsm 20 Csso. Charlotte, 50 d im ianhet
Fstouiac. Cannon d. f Columbia kvc Worth Bend Nynr
m yarsTsro; stenTta Nay Ann. I'm Humboldt BAY
De. SD N. : Cos stramar to1nos ny n I'M ueso
70 raeugers tngs Nesior b. Brown O. q. I'm VALPARAISO
: cabot. Coure d. fu. Puget Sound
Dee g7-shp Persia Brown 10 d. I'm Pusets sounii hrr
tosaoch Dutch BRAID lSJ d Nm Newport Wae enss jean
rrte NJ no d. IN YoA Eaumkeas, John'on. d. TN CO
I'm Ria RIVER Van Hoysn Dop, Dutch Van hees 81 d. ma
Vapra. trss John DAVIS Punner, 10 h. n Posts sound
,rps Hem Konore 20 a. In Vsparaso Oibrn,a Pratt d.
IN stosl Water; .ehrs Pilgrim, Hudson. TIM Boeun rGnee'
Bsy below bark View Word. I'm or,soa
Dec .s-U. ; Revenue Gutter Froe L. otnser TN acpne 10
d., southwafd
p.e a-r j. Revenue Cut'cr Frobc Douglas Otunger Es
Commander. tDl. orisc south n Tar a. san Diego
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-29

through al the streets. The ely looked NE va ss
in wkich there hosted seet OF houses a. snchOa
Moon looked down from h,r stArlh path aDi sa~ -
fected snotter Ky blue eerue4n crowned VIII 80
tiara Of right and suddei wkh me myrisi or e.e
gItter above our heads and beyond our reach LAKE
SHADOW i; stole away, and when the dawn broke me
VIZ, misery and .uerugs gone with IL who can
tell =,
de liver wal OF Mr. Noutssmery wei known s1cti1n
store on the Leree This !. an building with an
,ut,e wal Of trick which had been regarded a. dnra
BE 4, suy structure In the city The pelLng rzins how
ever completely soaked the walls and about two O'Clock
On Saturday one Of the walls gave way, and fell with
crash. - .
Nj Brushs Ic.s by the destruction Of his vegetable
6epSs building. i about 81 500
an The cellars in Stockton filed up with water
from the unexpected rise Sunday night and No ap
prehehd cisterrs very nigh a. fun Of mud and
dirt a. could be desired.
Some very kind gentlemen, on Sunday, procured
boats and In tie Of the evening many families
who bad been eonsned within doors for twenty four
hours were relieved from their uncomfortable positions
by being removed from the overlooked portion into the
heart the cifv
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feared.

Dee 81 steamship wnGe D. Dunn. Il d. I'm Panama
Dee 10 Dr. bng Eclipse. Law sydney chr j. p dsnshei'
Corrdon. Sacramento sloop Jane Browu, Sacramento .
Dec. 10. Hambufs bag Alfred Em A. D. Bronson M'Iai"n
American schr l. Acn Charles Gill san Juan del sud steam
shin Tennessee, Touen, Panama
pee 49, p eafn.hp Golden Gate, Patterson, Bena ship
souhern Stevens, MANILA bng Nantaa Bard Portland
Dee 49, ships Fanny Forester Peterson MANIA Rsyen Henry
mazda Law Cooper sandwich iiands baTks J. herf
Portland Alabama, Penen, Pug-,s solndi bns
epu Manus MaLsisn Eduund, (Chh hanialane
Vatafsiso {, Inert. Jamison. Sand~ich Islands.
Dee Bird, u Hafd, san Diego ship kub1on
l. Doane, Ahcanr, Bengal! bark Fred Warren, W. L. Co'fei
Calcutta 49, - -,
pee sa-Bns zoe c. L. Richards, HOoouu; schrs Fanehia
NJ, Eme ~ urot add Gaaysmasj Indepoudence
(Yr Aleuse Cslao Gen. Morgan. Kiln kTery, BenlIl
I. "a Amere. ~ w wll-it Hong Koas Wiheimns
Freln; shp- Winged Franklin Betfse, Cacaa Diana.
lPeuv VIM shsnksnc VALPARAISO kre, T. B Lewis saans
hse Daniels o Janes ors Charles feidnand h hn
Etysr HoEoluiu.
Dec l5-B ship Vssors Walls Valparaiso bark John Adams
jewel, Vancouver Island.
Dec ~ An .chr Ratio GrssE Cpz Be- bast Brothers.
Reed Caso Am biz sws Boy, Defter Honosu bark Conquer
rs Hero Mory.sos, Calso
Dec ss-Br brs Back Prince asPher.ou Valparaiso b. b.s
Lyme hss scott VALPARAISO Dsnsh hr Coenhaner Richard
- HoEous.
Dee s9-Brs Juason, Denny, Honolulu steamer Oregon lie
Roy, Panama
Dec 8lstmrs Norhsrner Isham Panama Brother Jonathan
Del Sud ship Sea witch Frazer shangsi b.
sip VIM ReDHs SHE, East India barb feao1, Hltchnsoa
shanghai Chi barb Tres Amsos Wsnjerl VALPARAISO; ferey
barb CaDoe somery, Hong hoag Chi brig 6soe he''owsn
s.nrb-Dec o. egpsr ship southern Cross Pane Manila
,esmshp lshmus Hafrs, Parma Dec 10 bark Charles VI
~ad Beu PopDe Valparaiso SEES Bird, Hhard, san
Diego 9TH ships Seaman DsHIes, RIO J1neO Winged Arfow
Paauetde Pan, NAIauan Dee 2s steamer Columbia Dali Ore
Dee q, steamship Columbia, DALI Oregon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-29
Nrwvop1 DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, JANUARY se, 1883

In San Frsresco 90 TIE nth Dee within few hours Of
zach elksr Mr.. EGwsTa A. Alderman and George Alder
mar Lru;tsrs formerly Of Florida Disease, snail p0x
On the rad betxsen Panama and Ctuces Dec JAs b.
huis, Of u " and SaLis =. Rale OF san srsocs 40
In s.ersn,uto Dec H. ne re.idsnse Of NJ Samuel
dsushter OF General William K. smith Of Mlnsrl Point,
WIsoeus.n-
On bad sssn'.hp winfsla scott, Dee is-John Mey-
% EswYOrk; 2st aAls- Folsom, Of jefferson Me-
18th, C. P Rsynos, If Bangor, Name Ssta, LaHianA
In Ssn Francisco Dee So-Phebe wife o. JA1ss wilocS-
90 the sssh Dee Il TIE Easette HOUSE Miss Flea Saith
Of New Ore ans AGED Y yraTs, OF eonsDnP1,oa- rp
In Sacramento CITY Dee. Sc FREEMAN H0~e' oil BARI
In So r1asEo CITY Dee - Mr. CYL G Csdy, Of i've!
csmpant Mr. Cady was saf ys Of - 3D. o.
for several years connected with the newspaper press
Ia SScTnmslto City. Dee - q intermittent fever
FerdirAnd Hel,on from Roeksnd, Name aged - years
Trfeyzerfs n Sar Fralcisc0 from Decsoey i 70 Dec y
Dee r. - Trsuta France, IS years VIM Patlarn' Ara
Dee ii John Burke q gland = years; Child Of Lacy
Jfxet 6ays: Ms Harriet Psce, Ensant - years j. J.
Repse Iowa e yesIs ~ A. B RisfEey, France, % years
~, p L'f5 1ssib1 NssseS Vermont % years
Dee Is Jae9o Penn y yea'' 80. Oe ccrSe Az
Dee i is. csTisin Jas NJ. Dopsass, GsssOs, 81
Dee L. Arthur Hagan. Ireland 50 EdE. q. Alderman
w.. a Geo ASernan FLORIDA 25 rh-ress Csdy, san
Fr.rcisco months : BALDWIN,. New-fork, ~ yeas
Syouey Baker, Norih CHS'Ila' - a ~'H'-i'1i@"' ~
mara 81 - - -
Dee L. James Tracy, Philadelphia, 90 John Lvoga,
New-York ~ Cornelius Boy.e s. LOUIS, Nc, 80 Cnis-
Ntehen NeVE-York IS. Chas. ;. McSesl. Penn, -
pee 10, Charles Msn6sE, TaAlu, - Mary harsro'e'
Of San FrsLcEco aged yeas. a,
Dee q. Geo Hubbard. Springfield - henfy L. My
De- n. Pierre Lubion. France. n Max Carpenter,
nec - HTr,rn Pierce Cauada 3; Jss r. wilnAh, New
York +S: VIM PotfeT Sandwich ls.anes ~
pec. > Samuel CarUnan, New York, p r.,
i1cc "a - Tbou1s France - Acide Blank, France,
sa Thomas Haley Ireland p joan = CiA1~'f'ny' "S'
- WIN Kelley Ireland So Henry II Hunt, Ohio,
Costs 10 Freuce, -, Edward y Conner Ireland
40 Thomas Hail, Scotland. %. -, n o. = NJ
T.afis a. Sdergmoat3 for fro toeeks enehy re "a
smith a. New York Stranger, ~ FennsyvAnia' Cnas
Mler so New YORK; r. d. Perkins, r. Ohio Ih9nas u
stems - Verruout, Penelope {. Henry - MneISI
Porf Wis Edwarf Emery, s. Joshua Draper ~ sSnth
Csrolna: Charles Adams, q achigan; Spanish Snld,
NeGsfte. 81 Pennsylvania John II. Hayes "a, VS.
main
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Forefather,s Day.

FOrefather's day was duly and appropriately
celebrated by the New Englanders in San francisco
At3 O'Clock, p NJ. the New.Engisnd Society together
with large number Of citizens IN general assembled
in the American Theater The stage carpeted and
on it were the officers Of tie Society the orator o: the
day &c, &c.
The ceremonies were opened hy few remarks from
the President, Gen. James Wilson, after which Rev.
Mr.. Williams sddressed the throne Of Divine Grace
The ode, "The Pilgrim FShers" was then sung by a
gentleman, who was accompanied on the piano b. Mr.
Geo LOdor.
Rev T. Dwight Hunt Die orator Of the day, then arose
and delivered the Grafton 1t mastery effort, ill
Of bqhtoned houg and brilliant, dciion. II ran back
over the history OF the early settlers d the country and
was rcpleie with dehs suggested by the review OF that
evennul period.
Rev. Mr. Briefly then made the concluding prayer,
and the Society proceeded elect oscers for the ensu
ing year.
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Memoranda.

Per steamship Winfield seot,-Th. Winfield Scott Capt "
Dnhn from Panama arrived % ne hsaas Coz n 49,. % 's
The Scott made the from Pana ~ days she ~st
strong "a r. from tie n " and or y
With heavy weather. on bee last rom tbs port the scot,
hrs She LEFT g7h and the lsth y ms. out beng So
tsrd engine oOse 90 he rod beng unable 70 epsr toe %
dcounecd aud 'he proceeded % Psnama with one
NJ the a5h the passed steamship sugpossd 70 be
Arrived IN Acapulco Der H. VII Harris, Thompsoa.
ers~s, VITA go bbs I4b bark w Clayton Iate ~ bbs
steamer Psnsans Franceo, Dec and I'D so
rsns%a ioh prop cols@sss tn q of Do arr os sHa ssa
pop Lewis I'm san Juan isth and IA i9t
., s PS'i 9 % S las s rs, ,5S . wsI zoe
ss AZ Aesparotsrt Eny, Bt nth GOSH on s'orsss f
A.si tBfl oosls or h. CO.. s.rs Juhus lcha)
fi p, sos t % s M % iesS, " eI.>
cradle d4euy se'is aewg hs CO a6la Aeon, o. tn.
1nsHodsAoa Eo1eh a sA hosn a.,o. pee ~ brs Poonse
Dec 90 tara Nsan1ess brig soph br Soupse shr fedoa
Huvber The bus BoresaI Which sailed FROM As pot Pass
sUhd IN .tisnDDs to naie the Columbia River harsof
the ne ale obised up Der e-s' ani driven
cstog seh where enc nov he's hsA ssa ay AID
Per era s. Csbc-Le "a shp rrechxn. s2 Broar bark
New Word brs Jsse w1nsey hsrch4nmsn Ia yrto,s H4s
WEBSTER bousd The sosnd jos, sons DortEash
shr susn surg Shfk sksn Dub4eret and burnt ~ tie
ndsEs CAPTAIN sEd ksa bu, bought u
Henry wetse A overheard shj drowned blowing sas q
ne si The tn bs seudss under doebs4r.sf lore oVa aad
rseisd hr.sasl, lmboesihle 70 save bm-
sshI Wbsnes had ashore 81 Grsy HARROW snd become
q total ~reck.
Per Istraas-ssed from San francisco 90 the s NJ,
bre-zes tom soath arrived Monterey
q the 6t6 eretzDsrd mails sd sailed tsace mol
crate we4iher A; u Pm heavy sss fon sE
eonyened % treneuca ~hn eofied fs snp brng
ca TIE ish hsesy seriously jasd the rudler and
Tor ne rendered the shp a3nanAesoe Aver tOa.
The ep vas sol before Tie ~na the Ezeso~ nefsasd % burn
cane bat The shp tee1se nhb. ASA the h, me s,e
soe-s1f ssais me ucsr ,empcrsy secured and N sup
brought o Aer Bat a -orkag TINE at ssr
TAI Quad vDossbi. her Nth engorE-J
s'e>rns arpsrafus sad therefore Oat or n ffauo
Per r. Iofbss-EGognteIst weather 81 Cto-
Horn ser = Gays coaly - three SLABS tsee exrs and hrs
ts AZ lSGH he Ea tsa ~ se port snee Fday
hst o. "a % tie souts- eat saie.
Ibs Nsry Arr her comp ed % T % Tor Il hoHrs
o~-hs % ~ bssyy 8 p. ss.c.
Per P,,en2e-Ls ready or bass Saaakess. hs sh
tuG scnfas. shfs fenosf sae ffAnrF hsea t1i rgsd
ftofe Pcf A-9n sFpsrrty Jes EpSr - Ss at no
p6t arc. Hst C. Dssis ~ COLUMBIA tSer Dee u
Per ERsr Hsstsr-str srche1d Of4rS h~s afs'sa a. Sa
Brs. Scv &c.
The cLeaa ts Leoaos bssss re paengers q III
Cay Il Fr:strrs.
Itefssost ID o. IRE 20 ssra ten tA
eatarnss Bloc Dal ils-r, at-Vat
"A II Ske ~r s-tor- darias soIfl
;otsy OF CAPT lsesy ~aa @as
H. toy q ~ crncs a. 'He beer Ssat AL
rtcfisa
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Great Flood mt NfarysviIIe.

We learn BY The Union that both the Yu5a and
Feather rivers have rsen 70 a greater hight than
ever known before snd consequence, harysvlle Ia
severe sufferer The amount Of damage could not De
fully asccrtsined On Sunday morning, but Il was I'm
coubtedly Considerable: Ga FTdsy ni-ht the danger
commenced Part of the brick building Of Messrs. Jew
1T Cteeseusn g. Co, fell IN With crash breaking
through the root Of and almo; deulohing adjoining
wooden building. occupied g. store. On the same
evenr the heavy 'front.' II the United States Hotel,
Dstretf made desperate cort 20 ts into the street
ard partially succeeded. Thee buildings are entirely
shove hiah water mark and l. feared on sunday
that tie tine block Of brick buildings the lower part
Of the town would be entirely ruined ~ the food, a.
the wsfr had reached nearly to their second s,oTy
Tie Csmsnche discharged her freight Saturday upon
the hank the foot OF Cree in the upper part Of tue
town. The Urilda Sunday lay tied 10 the awning
posts Of he storcs on tie e't side OF the plaza.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-29

Since the departure OF the last msl. business
has been extremely depressed We have had almost
eoasinusl rsns and the accounts from the mhalng
sions Represent Affairs % be IA depiogss condifion
The stocks provisions al bot exhausted aud the
reads are passsble Purchases have been inside IN tAs
market in tie hope ihst the weather would improve.
hut YET; hss been growing fron DO 90 verse, and
the ussegs the aifeni accessible points have become
quite dscausged Areynpes arc constantly msde 70
ssJYy necessyses 10 the reusote nsisfs bot without
success, and ioas matters continue thus
not expect ssy npstrs Ia trade and must eozteas
seves with looking forward 10 tae future aud sympa
shzing wlA less tostunsse cOa2iEyHeH In Review
ing the transactions OF the year nes terminating, we
cannot on the whole be otherwise tAGn grstshed
The first Few months usie MSS Inactive. and the
STOCKS were 10 certain extent large bat not IA say way
20 the exseas supposed For many If the leading
rcs the low price ruling for Heightened period bad
enssndercd The idea tSt the market Gas continually to
be oyefs;oessd. and the trading eomncniy genessiy
were iSrorsrt Of the true state Of Affairs the eonse
qrepee has t.en that few have svsea themselves Of
sssktiCsi f'rmssioy sed s1ccceded u rezsng 'Arge