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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-29
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PROGRESS OF THB REBELLIoN-THE TARTAR DYNAs-

PROGRESS OF TIKI REBELLIoN-THE TARTAR DYNAS-
TY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF AMERICAN THE
SQUADRON.
Hong Kong advices to the 2sth Of March confirm
the intelligence previously communicated of the pro-
gress Of the nsurrecton. Application had been
made ny the Viceroy Of Soochau to the British Com
SUI at Shanghae to cooperate against the rebel force
for the protection of Nankin. The rapid advance Of
the rebels has spread CONSERVATION in that capital
and other wealthy cities, and the imperial officials
were entirely at their wits end. Latest accounts
10th March, reported the rebels investing Nankin,
which, it was expected, would fall. Delegates had
been sent from SoOchau to the rebel leaders, Offer
ing large sums of money to secure that city
from molestation. The native bankers and veal
thy families were removing their treasure into the
country and to Shanghae for safety. At Shanghaa
there was general panic; banking and mercantils
houses shut up; trade quite at stand STILL and
money so scarce that the duties on exports had to
be arranged by giving security in bills and other pro-
perty to the Consul. All was quiet at Canton.
There were reports that portion of the rebel force
had gore north-if true, internal trade may perhaps
be resumed sooner than the present position OF affairs
would lead one to expect.
The American Minister had proceeded north in the
Q. s. steamer Susquehannah.
From Gale, 1lth, was reported the U. s. steam
frigate Mississippi, Commodore Perry, and would
proceed Immediately for Hong Kong.
The U. S. sloop Plymouth, was at Hong Kong; and
sOop Saratoga and storeship SuDnIv at Macao
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Propositions have been made by Austria and Prus-
sia to the German Diet for suppression Of all tha
"Workmen's Associations at present existing IN
Germany.
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From the New York Times.
Additional from Rio JaneirO.

The Braz Ian PAPER "a continue tuli OF Iumos and dis
in relation TO the INVASION OF the Amazon by
Ysnk er specuarors. Copious extracts from The Eng
heh aud American papers are gwen which contain ref
rrvnce various expeditions proposed hung ont il
the Uned States for the exploration OF the Amazon
river. The party that WAS organizing in New York
last summer is referred and The expressed dsappro
baton OF The American government mentioned In the
warmest terms
the able work OF Lieutenant Maury the South Amer
lean tivers still heads editorials devoled
the subject OF exploring enterprises from the United
States with the word iapaston, and entities the
curry grave quesiion"--evident ly with the idea tina
bands OF adventures eqnpins vessels IN the Norh
American ports for the purpose OF eecnng some coup de
main on the Amazon. These designs it says only
temporarily mpeded by The interference OF The United
States government The American press s'udon,ly con
ceas wha, is secretly preparing, ADDS the Ccreo and
under the mask OF silence, new and more formidable
plans OF aggression VIII be conceded. ek
Ia lis issue OF Oct g. the same paper consoles Itself at
follows:
~. said that the invasion Of the Amazon projected by
the spectators of New Yoik has been soemniy disap
proved by ,ustrous government OF the United
il could have been Otherwise for the days OF orcble
conquest past Lieutenant Maufy, whose journey
are reproducing, appreciated the immense riches which
valley Of the Amazon contains and his desert ption
uiea ly excited the cupidy the invaders Of Cuba
Rat however ,nonsons their audscty we need not
only because rights are clear and explicit and smila
Of the Un,,rd States whose agents have 81
uoly defended poor Hung against Austrian ranny
will not permit the glorious banner o. ns Union, me ban
without faith or law.
Yet this question contains within it The germ.
great complications tor the uiule, aud II becomes gov
eminent watch, soicilously than ever, the
real OF the province OF Para and the county,
The Corrsio publishes various documents relating Il
the revolution OF Monevdeo Sept 81, and terms thai
occurrence the ihousaudh million OF the kind hap
penns the same fruitful shores" The 100000 pei
month Just borrowed from the Brazilian government
will remarks, al the very nick OF time 10 pay the
expenses attending the advent OF the new "eisct OF tn
nation"
The new generally from the South is unusually cop
GUS and interesting.
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known at the time to be under bunker influence and ap
pointed al the solicitation OF hunkers.
Now after Dickinson. Crosweli. and the leading
on both sides had declared the party united and conso-
dated alter all had assented 10 the platform oil
prncipehat practically acted together Tor four years
had united in active presidential campaign, and had,
by exertions, won glorious triumph alter The
President had declared that he should farther back
than that campaign look for terms OF favor what
son or Justice there ia charging Gov Marcy with sell
ing out his bunker friends. simply on the ground that
about fourth OF the appontees voted for Van Buren,
ls4S Under the Presidents declaration oil policy, If
regarded distinction sill existing, IN ruth and
good faith he could not do less. and II IN his mind all dis
tinclion oblileraed the free sellers having had
preponderance Of Numbers IN the State, 1t would have
been an concurrence OF accidents If the lots
had fallen on a less number
There be doubt that every candid, Intelligent
man, who will investigate the mailer. will come to the
CONCLUSION that Gov Marcy has acted with honor and
taness IN reference 10 the appointments IN this Stale,
and wh deep solicitude for the union and universal
raiernal feeling in the whole democratic pariy and thai
his caimniaiors have wanonly without raised
false camor cheat and aeude honest electors into ba
red and hosiilty to OF their wlsest and best men
The time has not come when such unjust and per-
nicious PRACTICES TO succeed in this country There
much ligh, and loo much honesty 10 suffer their
permanent triumph II Tor moment numbers led
asiIay, they are Immediately redeemed by the g sober
helmed and deg raded by the popular voice at the
nslgaiion OF tahless demagogues, republic IS in The
last stages of dissolution and lis fail inevitable
Every honest elector owes II TO himself to his coun-
Try, and The cause OF justice, 10 examine with Impartial
ny and he finds he been betrayed and mi-e uded
redeem his honor and OF justice by firm sap
por right and innocence. IL IS time that every honest
should pause and reconsider his position, dlspe the
preludces and iasa influences with which he has been
p-eas utd, and do justice 10 his immortal nature by
thinking Tor himself and acting independently # all
vii do thus fidelity will have lis reward, and dishonesty
IT'S due punishment
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JOSEPH H. CARVER, teacher of osos.asc
pastel crayon ning of
% y-s- he intends To establish
opportunity acquiring
of drawing rkecning BUD designing which
kb artt highly interesting
well A. us.u pse-on which when
veopus hitherto
people Of Washington will manifs,nn interest IN this
WITH to make his scad.
my gu useful, and artistic
Mr. a. win assisted of COED reputation, vii
painting rtfrit and andscape)
as BE- nayha TO i'Hm -tc, class
glad classes IN p~acinR crayonina and
pas pprnY on saturday 90 Application.
daily opposite Jackson Hall, Pennsylvania
he viii BIZ receive calls ro" " a. M 10 ~,
Terms made known At the rooms
trouble with, although show IN.
best Il wished prefer work scholar.
nj recommendations
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PUBLIC SALE OF LOTS AT KEYpoar.

THE third Keyport Company
premises Keyport Friday, the a5th
inst. n 10 O'Clock.
Mans and information company
keypou; No. 50 William street, New York and Walnut and
streets, Philadelphia.
The properly the Rartan oppo
Naows, airline between New York and
purpose OF opening direct
New York and the south
Of destined and
fare ppAcious hsbor Raran bay
and a ferry established between and New York.
p,ank rad in course Of which
section the Sihte aud fur
through OF merchandise between
New York; nd Philadelphia
AZ location Of Keyport unsurpassed
Il now pdy increasing import
anti town n he harbor of New York.
of mechanics, manufacturers and capitalists
invited this enterprise occupying
,ny tnorougbare the Norm and the SOUTH
Now
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lURsISH~D PARI.uR AND CHAMBERS FUR
KNSr Three chambers, and parior and chami III.
dopr opening tho two all
bly, furnished nnd egby situated, 5th street
aud streets, door the Congregational church
quiet position
veuiences, aud very h the principal hotels.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
SUNDAY MORNING, NOV. ~, 1853.
Distinguished Arrivals.

Hon David r. Atchison. OF Missouri. is al Browns
Hotel
Hon. George Jones' OF Tennessee, is at the National
Hotel E
Hon Junius Hllyer of Georgia. is at Wizards Hotel.
Hon. M. p. Allen is also at the National Hotel.
Hon Henry A. Wise and his lady are on visit TO the
city.
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AZ ALUAB srOCN FDH sALis.--A few shares Of the
stock the Magnetic Telegraph Company, washington
rsueys quarterly dividend ihre.
hvidsn o.
per cent cens Address
s4s, Washington city post oAc~.s
Nov ta-du
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party. viii they desert the bidding e The anal
seeking politicians of New York. They recognise Prssid
Pierce the faithful champion Of their principles and The.
server.
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THOMAS ECKHAROT, Confect,onrr,
rnrr OF r and 9th streets, near the Patent ONE

no WHO awarded tn. first diploma for confectionery
the exhibition Of the Meueoh,an Mechsnics' institute
DUN site, coming season.
Havng experience in furnishing balls part and
feels conhdept Of satisfaction 10
may favor him win cali
z. price, All orders ien above viii
receive prompt attention.
Also, furnished for rent
Novy l--,1
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HAHLas ~n.RNr.R respectfully informs his friends and
pubic he house lately
MIR efectoy, Pennsylvania
street, nearly opposite Bowns
HOTEL where he will happy upon nil paoni-c
Nov t4-3teon
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..rlcE TO Coz TRACTORS,


pROrOsAt.s will be- received office Of Covng,on
rarad uyt IN. 18TH OF December
masonry about ave
The comprising hy
and the western poruon
the ktiavha
A be
bridging and heavy and desirable, WORTHY
aton aud the
will be by the Sin December.
tnhsr information may cbi.insd application
psny,s Offices NJ Covngton aad Guy sndoue.
nv ovd-r Of ~
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CHARLES B. FISK,

Of public works Of Virginia, under whose dec
ONO railroad y 70 ne oonsrpc'ed state
account, will 18Th of December
named purpose receiving md acne the
tasy be offered.
low NJ
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The laes, Official accounts received Paris from The
theatre nj war The Diunbe slate ina he fafs crn~ed
The r,vvr on az AID ~ oil 10 h- Number o. ~ 600
hut OF Their sob- operations here ~ no M
ton, and we must await iurlbrr sivlres before We can
accept The ss~ne "a The German papers ihni thu had
been repulr~d b, toe R.~s Ibs iuriiuehce received
on Thursday afternoon a. Fofe'Sn hcr n Peis, 50
from Venna, OF he check sustained bs the ieik-l 10
20 far aware AGAIN referred 20 ~ any subsequent
account. Tue check, hen. u the despatch wa cafte
may no, bav. been ct stroue KIND; And aaef arcouat
saystst the Tnrk were ioriylrg ue~rvrr - 'iA't
nns 1sre ber~i-e tasiG tue necessary Stops ~ eFcnis
me iisr ia age the fttr 4, zoe sae spot 10 eoPs
d1mts Respecting the uilstS opffauon- on bun
sds-, Ne have confused ard cutitg acsperis, party
owing TO The msstsiy TO- ehsN bah gen~rJs eggelope
Their movemeps 6, ands good des distance IRON the
scene ut ncion al &tiuu these eunu. made
In the ACCOUNTS f.rey, d Gonsntipnpie and Else
where toe to,e ~ si expressed tna neans wii, after
ALL be tound oi aityinp - pageiul solution al me
quarei but IL figt 10 adj ttalhs.e Aores as poi .x-
pressed with much warmth auJ that tbty are hu sight,
participated IN By people hss ihe euorts nade b, The
medaiing pow adned to have been siHcste earn
est, and Tor the general pefe.t o Euroe hoi. often
have the hoes oupdeJ them been bnf-d Tia, nj this
moment they ale very isnt indeed NOT can perceive
that much impression has been produced by hr lheiHs
pence of new projects ol arrangement or new NOTES
The opinion o those who have watched every sep o.
these ~ that - IN vain 'ottpec
frankness from Russia
II has this day been asserted in quarter that ~ often
semi officially informed, that the um- for notes sno
Projects ot Arrangement rapidly slipping saY, end tbai
The Emperor, Lsuls Nspoleou) tired and hsM in BIZ
repeated attempts. conjunction with Eng land has made
up his mind To a determined policy from tnis mo-
msnt forward certain he appears be that Eng and
is with him The suspicions, uniounded as no doubt
they are tina, attempts were recently made 70 wean Eng
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-28

uoryrDAyIn wsyland seuhen County, on the Wn Ins-
~. uahdsv aged fec nrouths and 10 Gays
psry soldier and served at The battle Of Bunnei I'LL % IT,
Yorktown, and at the tssne OF 'orh"sns' 'c'''"e WV"
III in The Continental Army ,,. NJ, o,,.,-s child NJ
snpRvon TUESDAY, Apr &c Hannah Moore yoonee' emu o'
,,ss srs Hanr,h NJ Libby aged l6 MONTH III day., ~.
"Wednesday evening the IIh ns hs h~e'e'
49, .,s, short but PAINFUL illness. AGED 80 years
Cd. and respectfully invited TO s,ene net
funeral, this afternoon, Al oei'eA' "V'1 % ~
Mc(urSv, No 10 Fast 18th 81. 49, A., NJ N,rx plossorn
skfIn.I -. and Ann Maris Shedding, aged months
The funeral will place at the IeseenS c o. nqi ~ az
The and Of the family are respectfully III
,,ss5 10 s,terd without further ny'tscon Aha pa ssur
r. Sbopwen * pa,;.m;n q Swain AGED ST.
SW sIN-lt Boston Mass Apr'i 10 oe'Ja"'u " '"N" 'e'
;nyentor of "swsius Plane.alum o.; Al, :, n, J,r,s
"TATF~M Palestine Dsrko County, OHIO Ami IL VI JAM
Tate s,e socS n "Wednesday the 9TH inst Mrs Ann YOule in the
IN. yea sns and those her Geo fSu and Pm SS
er esnect.uy invited to attend the funeral from ne'
Brown s Grsnd,t on Friday, the 10Th inst at oc
ate ~ ners ,ervi will he performed Her remains VIII
=. W 49, ~ Trinity Cemetery for interment
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Total. .sl4.8CO,2io So, 1866

Tie Ledge1 noticing the silver coin, says:
Adams & Co drew out s2jOOOO for the New York, Phil
adepha and Baltimore markets II is the expectation OF
this enterprisng firm 10 draw out forty or fifty thousand
dollars daily for weeks AT this rate the country will
be pretty well supplied and we shall no longer near
complaints of want of small silver change. AS yet we
believe nothing larger quarters have been made Inc
machinery of the Mint understand taxed TO ITS utmost
capacy in the manufacture ofths coin Over
two millions of dollars in value of silver has been received
TO be coined up TO this time and the amount Is daily coming
forward
The NewYo rk Manufacturing Company have declared
dividend of per cent payable May B. The Nashua and
Lowell Railroad have declared dividend Of per cent,
payable Mays.
The Boston Stock and Money market is rather quiet
Speculative operations irregular and scattering but
mostly in Copper shares. The cheap Railways, with the
exception of Vermont and Massachusetts, were heavy, but
in Vernon. Central and Ogdensburgh moderate decline
was suffered. The Hoosac Tunnel bill passed the House
this afternoon by the decisive vote of l22 against 3d. This
will be likely to exercise favorable effect the Vermont
and Massachusetts, stoch and if the action Of the Senate
corresponds considerable advance is looked for The
Money market continues well supplied at moderate rates of
interest The figures remain nominal at from per
cent with scany negotiations.
We learn, by Telegraph. from Columbus that the app
cation before Judge Mclean of the United States Court for
an injunction prevent the Junction Railroad of Ohio
from crossing the Bay Sanduky has been refused This
is very important decision not only tothe Junction Road
but TO the whole line from Buffalo Chicago by this
road the distance from Cleveland to Toledo will be about
10 miles less than 10y the Toledo and Norwak Road The
Company driving forward the work as fast as possible
and have adopted the gauge the Michigan Southern
and Rock Island from the West and the Mahonng and
other roads East from Cleveland thus forming line with
gauge from the Mississippi to the City Of New
York, through Pennsylvania.
The second section of the Beletontaine and Indiana
Railroad extending from Marion TO Bel,efon,ine was
opened On Saturday Hast. A party of 400 ladies
and gentlemen passed the line and back in celebration
of the event The track is laid continuously from Ga.
Icons point the Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati
Rairosd-to Laramie Creek, % miles The grading and
bridging west of the latter point finished and strong
force is engaged in laying the track the remaining %
miles to Union, the State line of Indiana, which il is
peced will be completed about the last OF May when the
entire chain of Rails will be complete and in operation be
tween this City and Terre Haute, in Indiana.
considerable portion of the Bellefontane and Indiana
Railroad is laid with the compound rail- which makes it
of the best roads in the country
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Ocean steamers.
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT Or NEw-YOl

spsSouherner Foster, Chars'on Spofd Ilf'oo
CheIoite Baxter, Havana, &c. VI. %. Roberts. ~.
SbIcCol1oe, S,icln'y San Frane,o John [odm,n yas
land, Benecia, Nenh Sarah Boyd Merritt Panama Nn
Sous.
Bas-Brezleiro Campbell VEN Cruz Harrous Bros ETPre,S
Ford haaIh Geo Leslie Sleeper Irndad de no H. W
1IurGy Co. May Flower Rogers Antwerp, T. lnr6Ht 20
BiRs-ieniy Mathews DevereauN Ponce T. X H. broIt1tu
Gladiator (r) Sar Windor J. $ Whitney O.; Two l,1ies
derha Jas Hand; Gulnac Phlos Charleston Dlnatn Dmoh
Albert Fearing St John y. D.. Brett, Nose Co.
SoLoonefs-H s mar Bates Plymouth ns'ef: anthem burrows
Ms;asoIda Station Thompson VIM Il Snii Ny$i " unins
ton Dol. Potter; (SicD iii, ROTTERDAM w Csclml1,
Eclipse Coot. Wilmington. y c. " McCeafy Co; Boston
Kelly 1oepns. W Mckee; Virginia Piunner w lmnsten
\. G. r Powell; ssml Gilman Berry Portland = W Lewis
Nosut Coufin r. al souvle. jos Hand
port, easter. -. p,
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SECOND BOARD.
a.I,a nj PhiladeIphia.

WEDNESDAY Aprl27 100 So Mnehill RR Isl SIS Schu
SsHs 81 leo schn DO g S S DO d. ~ 1 49, 49,
St SO @ 90, Valley r. - ISo do do l6 s4
Soen 90 Pittsburg &C. 62 6t Commercial
S 6 sovieS.buTs l7 Leigh Nay 20 zoe Do b
amS e. Mpehi Stock Scrip 55 60 Penn RR S5 s4" US
g. tI bcys-loO Sch Nav, 2 $50 do do Pref S!i Sg
Isi; so Harrisburg RI 81 10y susg Ssna 1pa IA sseo
g. SsS ee3 Canal, 7s 10 Lehieh Nav, 7u4 u
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Markets. E. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR The TRiBU,

Y,
and sell at SIS dS5 Sc.
COTTON-The market is dull the decline Of yesterday.
FLOUR AND MEAL-A better demand for Western and State
Flour and the The Eastern aud oa inquiry good
buoysD with little arriving CANADIAN steady sales OF
100 bb 81 69QS Is The Western Canal $50
Ibis 81 62i straight State 81 6s}Qsi s7i
Ohio and mixed Michigan Indiana
Southern Flour steady The demand moderate there little
disposition sell freely the quotations. sales Of 400 bb
Sass l2i mixed TO straight brands of Alexandria Georgetown
Baltimore s. 50d$ IS for fancy hands Rye Flour ffm
s. 75aso 81 for fne and 81 20 for supeIne Corn Meal
GRAlN-There little Wheat Offering few desirable parcels
prices nominay unchanged Rye about 0 bash
sold Barley firm; demand limited 63d68c Oats
duh plenty fd4c Jersey aud &c ai for State and West
better ard good demand oisty and
bush 6Oa6 unsouDd 6ld6 for Southern
mixed and dtSc for do White and 6 for Jer and Southern
Yellow.
NHSKYThe arrivals large and holders Tmer Sales
OF 15f bbls Prison I4c, 60 days interest added.
PR0VISONA demand PoH for the homs trade and the
fmer sales SIS 62dSl5 6 for Mess and S5 7i for
Prime Beef request and the inferior qualities buoysnt
other unchanged sales 90 $40 15 for Country Mess
City Mess and repsked Chicago and Is 6
Prime Prime Mess heavy Sl9Os Beet
quiet sSas5 Cut Meats fair demand and
plenty shoulders and d9c for Hams Lard firm
plenty sidc Butter is in demand aud plenty
g4c for Ohio and Haze for old and new State Cheese sell
ng at 8d9.c for new, ga l0c. for old
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opeer-YOvcliy, Bell Philadelphia W. Il. Thompson.
ArriYei.

UsYl steamship Georg,a Porter fu Apnwsl April H. with
PASSENGERS and gold dust 20 VI. o. Roberts . go .
Steamship Uncle SEM Capt MILF I'm Aspinwal Apr H. with pas
Sp Radius (of Ore.us) Murray ayre 50 days in ballast
with 5 pnsser Fowler 2ith OIL Georges ship
Forbc ged black bound W. Same time saw
tie Of q sohr out 80 fall OF water
Bar Eateth ) Presley Cardiff jdsys railroad ron to order
Brig Iedy Bestl Shute, Msyasue days
Be Nau illus ubsc, seep Bordeaux 45 davs wine &c to NJ
Ipesn f long. 20 spoke Br ship lio ene, MITCHELL
I'm Lyerpo Bombay I'D April lat 40 long TO- spoke Br bng
Industry Of Liverpool In. Havana II dsysout
Schr WIN. Brown Hobook Rock and days lime 70 master
Schr Jersey Oak. Perth Amboy) RoEers jacksonville h. f.
shr Moore Black Wilmington, c. days, lumber bound
10 New Haven.
schr Matilda Eaton Wilmington N c. days bound
Put the Lower Bay and anchored account OF head
wiudA $500, -
schr Osprey Davis Mschs 10 days lumber and lsths to Brett
gschr Harmon Charleston days n L. Me-
Greedy Co .
TO Benton Brothers
Schr Nancy Mills. Ellrd,e, Portsmouth ". H., days
Sch. Superior. Grover Rockand.5 days, lime.
Schr. Boston Corson. Alexandra days. coal.
Sloop London. Chaplin, Hew-London. oil.
Delaware se Philadelphia 20 hours mdse and pas
senges c B. Sandfod.
Steamer John Marshall Clark Philadelphia 20 hours mdse and pas
sengers 10 C. Il. Sanford.
BELOW-Br Cataract OF Poole fun. Wales railroad iron.
Steamships Cherokee Barton NewOrans Souherne
Foster Charesten ship E. C. Scranton Spencer for San Francisco
ard others.
WIND-sunrise, y. " E.; meridian, $. W; sunset :
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[pOkfu. &c.

Febja Iat 80 &c s. long w, ship Peerless I'm. Boston De;
l9) Francisco 1850 ~, r ~ e., n. /,
Jtneiro al 80 - Il g. tt IL
Arm % 81 50 n long 60 TO- was seen bark Spencer KIRBY ot
Rotbipscnl i'm. t. John ", p for Havana. . -.
Anil 81 of Nstucket bark Cosaeh I'm Boston for Kingston
Jam. A.
w showing blue white and blue signal horizontal
March ST. Int 10 long 81 ST. Am ba gteerins N
showing white ignal with red heeTt III center
Wseb t So &C. long So snip Magellan, I'm Valparaiso for Boz
ton. s days out. - 900, , ru =, v =
March &C. lst. 80 Y, long W ~ W., bhA Ellen r. rr- H
Panama for Caioa go. II, r n
An 20 of Cage Hstteras brig Lady of the Lake, Of Belfast m
-. Tor New-YOrk. ,
Apr Is lat 80 S. co. chr. Grand Island Small of and from
Newburypor Msysguez.