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Washington sentinel., 1853-11-15
NEW YORK ELECTIONS.

We extract the following from the columns
of the Albany Argus of the lth and 18th
instant:
The returns continue TO come in gloriously
for the national democracy.
"They present, with rare exceptions, the same
unvarying tenor. Everywhere the Old Guard
have gone on conquering and to conquer-lite
rally routing the Swiss corps which, held to
gether by the cohesive power Of public plunder
have fought for pay and rations.
1.-The indications are strong that the national
democracy have outyoted the freesoil and soft
crew. 'Insubordination certainly yreigns through
out the State"
The STATE.--Our correspondents in differ
ent parts ofthe State continue to chronicle bril-
liant achievements of the national democracy
They are without parallel, under all the cir
cumstances, in the political annals of this
State. E.
"But we are yet without sufficiently accurate
data TO form the basis of q reliable calculation
as to the result as between the national democ
racy and their freesoi opponents. We trust
our democratic friends will send us the figures
or an approximation of the actual results in
their respective counties as soon as practic
able.
For the present, it is sufficient to say that
the reported and ascertained results thus far
are highly auspicous of splendid national
democratic triumph-be the difference in the
vote between the democratic and freesoil tickets
what it may. 1t cannot be large one way OF
the other.n @ sa'.
Washington sentinel., 1853-11-15

for it would put it into the power Of one per
son, or few persons to starve, or, at least, to
diet the great mass of nation.
The same may be said of monopoly in re
spect Of guano--that great fructifer, by means
of which corn and wheat are made. The more
general its use becomes the better ii will be for
the great mass of the people-the better for
the country. To any proper scheme, looking
to general diffusion of the benefits of this
great fertilizer, we are prepared to give our
sanction.
Washington sentinel., 1853-11-15

RB@ Among the arrivals at the National Ho,
tel, Yesterday, we noticed the name of William
Chambers, esq, the celebrated publisher, OF
Edinburgh, Scotland accompanied by Mr.. Ar
mour, of Toronto, U. {. a...
Washington sentinel., 1853-11-15

Sa- A gentleman who greatly disiked the GUS
tom of gigiss fees 10 servants, provided himself
with some iarhngs, and on leaving the next party
he attended, presented one 10 the footman as he
Ionney yr : abp, @ vo vo ,ya neg yoat mpis,aIer sale E6
no." said the gentleman 0trsr gite less"
Washington sentinel., 1853-11-15

2.iy- Mr. GEORGE T.. FRENCH, Bookseller, King
street Alexandria is our authorized agent 10 re-
ccive advertisements and subscriptions Single
numbers can be procured at his counter every
morning. .Ma.
zts- Mr.. L. X. LUNpy, bookseller Bridge street,
Georgetown. will act agent for the Sentinel in
receiving subscriptions and advertisements
Washington sentinel., 1853-11-15

The Franklin Fire Company returned from
Their visit 10 New York on Sunday morning, de-
lighted with the attentions which they received,
not only IN that city, but in Philadelphia on their
way home.
Washington sentinel., 1853-11-15

fhanksgiving.-The Mayor of Georgetown
has issued his proclamation, setting apart Thurs
day, the 9th instant, as day ofthanksgiving and
praise. m
Washington sentinel., 1853-11-15

Accident.-on Sunday last, while party OF
boys were playing AT an unfinished building on
Eleventh street. one of them, q son OF Mr.. Thos
Birch, carpenter, fell and broke his thigh bone
Washington sentinel., 1853-11-15

Firc.-Yesterday evening, at six o'clock the
kitchen and sheds adjoining the residence OF the
French Minister, on G street. between Seven.
teenth and Eighteenth streets, were DESTROYED by
fire; the flames having been communicated 10 the
roof from a stove pipe. .
Washington sentinel., 1853-11-15

Something for the Alexandrians.--M r.
Bishop will this week give his rich and instructive
entertainments of unique scenes illustrated by
fine songs in Alexandria. We bespeak for this
gentleman and vocalist ine favorable regard OF
our Virginia neighbors.
Washington sentinel., 1853-11-15
Ethiopean Minstrelsx.--Horn anil 1ana;.,

Ethlopean Minstrclsy.--Horn and Landis's
Terpsichorean mnstrels (nine in number) will COM
mence Their series Of concerts this evening, at
odd reiows Hall. II is said that this is the most
attractive band which has ever visited the city.
The people Of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, were the
last delighted by those minsrels; the governor of
the State and other officials attending their per-
mnnccs. .-.- -----
Washington sentinel., 1853-11-15

Altogether this was one Of the largest meet
ings ever held in this city upon such an occa-
sion. It shows that even at the Capitol of the
nation, in a district where the citizens are
virtually disfranchised, they feel alive to any
great question which involves the integrity Of
the Union
Washington sentinel., 1853-11-15

Union and the Constitution, but a convincing re.
fntation of the slanderous charge that the demo-
cratic party of that State was abolitonized, and
that we send 10 them from the south, greeting orr
thanks and congratulations for the assurances
they have given us that the democracy of New
York are not pliabe, but are granite in their pro-
fessions OF principles, and adamant in stern ad-
herence and devotion 10 them.
ReSofced, That we regard with loathng and
contempt the ungenerous and untruthful attacks
which hgve been made upon Daniel S. Dickinson,
the first man among the national democracy oi
New York; that we cannot consent 10 any policy,
whether emanating from any quarter which would
exchange this noble democrat for one who stands
upon the platform for the time beng;' and that
we now and here acknowledge our obligations TO
Mr. Dickinson for his long, consistent, and alle
advocacy of constitonal principles
Daniel Ratcliffe, esq.,, warmly opposed the
resolutions, declaring 1t to he his opinion that
the object of the meeting was to condemn the
President of the United States.
Mr.. Wendell replied, denying that such was
the object, and took occasion to refer to the
substance of the resolutions, repeating that il
they deviated hairs breadth from the true
democratic principles, he desired that they be
voted down.
w. M. Overton, esq.,. having been loudly
called for, briefly addressed the meeting, avow.
ing himself friend Of the President, but at
the same time, that he would never consent to
make freesoilism an element of the democratic
party--nor could he consent To- an infamous
and impure alliance with any faction opposed
to the principles of the democratic party.
The remarks Of Messrs. Overton and Wen.
dell were enthusiastically cheered Every al
usion to Dickinson, Bronson, and other ma
tional democrats, met with hearty response
from the assemblage, notwithstanding the eE
forts Of a few persons present, employees Of the
government, 70 embarrass the proceedings,
The question having been put the resolu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-22

for ,he construction Of railway to Oe commenced within
four months after the completion o. the plank r)d anu
10 be thorough, opened and finished win three ye1rs
thor. the road 70 have double track AMI tx foot
gauge with ali Tie necessary ears eqapmsn -linery
&c
Tie house that has assumed these responsible enva-s
mefts is q high standing AID great wasiih Iaey haze
not Gnis assumed the payment OF the Sf.jti) ole o. %
borrs TO the Mexican GDyc.ument, and which nai been
advanced by certain parties for account OF Dir Soo On
they have agreed to take the bonds Of the comp!ny n
rayuenf of the contracts entered into or the opening Oh
~ 1,hraucrec route The company have eec)rli ~
ieued erlinc bonds in sums of 4l2j aid go, beari
seven per interest tie former nconvefuDie ana w
latter convertible into stock the completion Of ns
The subrcrilton books to the stock will o. We ulls
not be reopenec bere but eccoring % we ,hos,l
mtnt with ire hcxican Government t"e.i. III =;
hsrsa Of stock were reserved for Mexican ciiZs am ~
due time books wa be opened IN me me, e' =. t;o
supplying shares to that amount ny "a a.,
tore XII, The COMPANY has succecded ~ eeJ's '''"
In ;rdnce gres IN Mexico TO absorb this stock very
,efiflv Asmall amount Of bonds may subs equeny DC
off rcd inths market for the onehl % tloe WY "a, ~.
; IN have some interest il This magnificent NJ srtaAng
E,o;reers have already arrived here and VIII proceed
t,itb TO the stlmus, in order 20 commence ihe ne,es
ov ,o and TO ensure the comieti Of the road With
f. the time prescribed.
The Directors Of the Cleveland and Cincinnati Short
Line Railroad Company lately met at Delaware and elected
tho Hon Tbomas Corvin President Of the Company
The Ohio and Indiana Railroad constructed from
fle crossing Of Mad River Railroad TO Upper Sandussy
Oreraous on the western end Of the line have been IN
great suspended owing to the Ire gency OF the
money market and the narrva OF he II Tor the ire
Tile Syracuse JoarHGi announces The failure OF L ".
Notion & Co. Of the Hope Salt Mandatory for upward Of
$4,000 The suspension Of their cOnsignoes in Albany IS
ASSIGNED as the cause
Mes.rs Sheffield and Farnlam have completed another
LINK in the Chicago and Rock Island fairoad and the
carr aTe low running Geneseo, l56 miles from Chicago
The raj lave to be laid only q miles more, when the
road viii be pleod
IT. Cldcogo DrmOcTat says:
I'VE ham that j. D. Calhoun, the Cashier Of Col Ma.
SON has maid out from the Office Of the Illinois Central
Railroad Comreny in this city, aud dsbursed to Engi-
neers and agents in Illinois, within the II months ending
Dec. !, 1888, s5,15s,575 TO-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-22
Disasters. Sc.

Snip ABBY PEAT1-The Boston Advertiser Il conjec
ied to sea Il earnestly hoped the; the ABBY Prstt nay be
into pert otherwise tie o Of properly viii be very
rrrv IN This city nesv The seinent that he New
gland Oee Of Boston a -ed this ship for s25 90 and her
ofe having sls al the Teel and $1,000 freight
r. BaKE EUEsraIE, a. Chs-etc 18Th. reports that the Oh
she viii te BIZ Pso Alto Capt, Kay Of Charles
before ortsd The thick the time that
the waters edge and few hours after be-
rsrret let 2 IS ea Her captain sad taken
board the bsrA aid taken 20 bark The A with cargo
o. va te rsR.y o. R SAsPs "a , % al e on
ne trE Ntfe siied rom Havana on the za with sug1- aad
houBd pt0uh Tor orders she has pat into Chieon in
G. being as aa hAyn rsesd some damage from
Ceyon rhaGsph the captain Of which kin iy offered
tsssstsnce. b1t z was fortuna 'e.y net needed
BARK LUs Of Bsifss- Ne Boston from Leshorn the
list, lat s. {. So from : z. lost man tOpgal-
!ant HaE sprung and carried nearly whole suit Of
s-il.
wLBEHToRcL rom Pisoa for Providence the s;h
inst durng ll Ashore In the Cut Of Csn0 but
GOT Of By throwing yer about ak ehAerons OF coal and arrived
Provide nee 2ch. akin freely ,
BRIS CHIscBLLl from Doboy Island
fallen n Eh On TIE lH ms n diress-hayng s half Of her
crew IN hurricane and sno o. Provsonsby the BARR Gazels
al quantity OF rToons ell that could be spared The C. would
make the nearest port
1HE FcLLoENcn from letter 20 Ewood Walter, Esq Secre
tfry o. the Board Of Unde writer
AoRFoLK l9fhe sehr Elliott bound to Bos-
Csptsr Of Of Labec has just called to ADVISE
that ks vessel vsoToged and anchor about eight miles "
vessel her assistance 1he Captain thinks she inslrsd
NeE-York
ton th inst - DAYS from oean reports tst on the Ell
Inst o'clock In the evening into By schooner
bead causing the brig leak The schooner
eeiytd serious injury but DARK and heavy gale prevailing
split .aila ke
reported on the cargo Of
WAxrLLs Of Deer lse. ashore Island
hnh0r od By suction % A0ndAJ she Icy the beach I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-22
Enr.irn Ports.

AtPsl,o s4h ult baEk Eataw Flddge, or Bain re sooa
bris David AKIN. Rsdtr trcn ard for 5ost9a =.
AT Bristol England ID inst ship tirre hHr ioF Ne"OfeAas
D.. -. -
80 ar n Orlears ia kelnetec do for do soul Cto-
ips tro,ts Cardiff Haven in ois.csfi sr illr Nor'
ed: H0wts do do severn waite New
YORK Tor California il distress; America Cook td ir Ne
Glance. Oaao for ord - OirNs - :
GoSe Herntuarn Baltimore ;or Aux Cages n si es NSln-
fcfe rotr D. 90 for Ons loading ores BIER Sn Ss-
800 IN ysyv Bav 10: Cs.harre Nichols Nichols hallle oE
~ load 5awood Kate Foster Aa do fot co., 1~ VI leroY
rrvuer hsrsor dfchsr.i Bc AZ Canpoe Barr aaSes
g. Yk TO- hrs Ger Scc. o1eey. Baltimore for = Lucis,
rr csr II urs'on Norfolk for =, Domingo loading MaN
snr Hurge Ilsbeh CITY y. c. fr T. CITY y C. srog: h-
ian smith Alexandria coudsmueii Nm AchArcson Cens BAL
tiucre New OTiears leading.
Ar A. Matanzas 9th ns.. bark Ro.la, Be!L ElvaaA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-22

The following the shipments Of Coal from the Mary
land coal region for the week ending Saturday Dec H.
1853:
Thirty one boats descended the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal adened with 302i tuns of coal and 92 % tuns Of
coke showing decrease compared with the previous
week of boats and $50 tuns OF COAL and increase of 90
90 inns OF coke. Amount transported the NJ.
SAVAGE Iron Company Railroad ~ tuss aud the
Cumberland Coal and Iron Companys Railroad. $50
tuns Total from the Frostburg region for the week 9s9s
tuns and since the let OF January last 46l5- uns, of
whch SOC Coz tuns were transported over the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad and l5J5ls tUn descended the Chesa
peake and Ohio Canal From the Nesterapot region ior
The week 232s 20 tuns and since the ls Of June las
(date of commenc emen of forwarding coal t5Vs ~
iuns Total from the whole coal region since me Isl o
January last, $4,000 20 tuns.
Tie ~ o PicayuEc says in regard 70 the Tehuanepec
route to the Pacific
ave have great satisfaction in announcing thathe 500
Tehuantopeo company have now completed their nnal
arrangements for the opening of this important route to
the Pacific Mr.. NJ Abrams, the secretary of the com
pany has just returned from the north, and brings with
him the final contracts signed and sealed by which the
house of Sykes DeBeTgne Co. of England. obhsaie
themselves within year to construct plank road
across the Isthmus and TO put the in complete run
ming order with stage and coach accommodations &c,
and se to place three river steamers the route. con
ae. hes likewise been entered into with the same parties,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-22

There material change in the price OF produce nce
last week The market is well stocked, especially with
pouv and should the weather continue favorable through
the HOLIDAYS the prices will advance DIR L. Packer & Son
sold vesieIdey mammoth Jersey Goose for Sc.
Two very fat Calves raised in NewJorsey four and five
months old are on exhibition at Mr. Goodhart stand adj
Joining that of Messrs Packer & Son They weighed when
alive $50 and 400 bs They have been disposed of at $50
per hundred and be served up Christmas day at
two noted restaurants
The above markets carefully revised by the following
dealers at the Washington Markets;
j. NJ FuILER-Sand No l0 Butter Cheese and Lard
PAGER L SON Stand No 6, Poultry and Game =,
KH.rP RYaoStands Nos n and - Beet Nation veal Hoo
FItrR RsNpsands Nos and l. City Smoked Hams Bacon
Beef Tongues. SC.
j H. BEoas Co.-stand No a, Frnis Of al kinda
] d. VIscox-Stards Nos. II and ~ Fish dealer
C. b. UARRrs-Stand No. s.. Eggs Cheese &C.
MIS- DRiKgERVe geables Of al kinds Country market IN ont
OF Stand No. lOl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-22

philadelphia Markets. "WEDNESDAY. Dec. 81.

There fair demand for FLOUR to-day, Int
low The Oilers the Cny sale made pubc J9 bbs
good Western st &c a. which yEee seaeay
refused srd thl LsLed for Straight bEandE TIE
iiot Tor home limited within the Of 80 1887 -
Dbl good re and extra brands RYE FLOUR and coRs
ns1se. small sale of the former made IS
q btl WHEAT ih further small sales Of
,yuria 81 S. and white 81 60d 81 e. CokS
and eco bush cold 65 zoe for condition and 7Sc for
old yellow. the latter n store.
RYE EEht rscep,s AID sales as6e O.rs-So
duh GRocEREs-Not much dong hold
fru il their Aboat lo bags Coffee RIO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-22
Crmhrilce Cattle Market.

Reported foT The NewYosk Tlibune By JoHs EATON.
"WEDNESDAY. Dee. 81 1858
Atua-re Lis Cse-etout COO Bceya and ~
L. Working O1en Co~s and Calves YsarlEss and years
Old.
MAExEr BEYT-Extra cwt 81. quality q; second DO,
s6id &c. third DO 81 go ordinary SjGs9 aites eEt,
s6i T-low, IS 1885, Pet II 81 s. CLtski.s, He q;
BsIIeiilg Cattle, $5d ~ Veal Calves s., IS IS
sToEES-WoTkins Oxen. So. sl0o &c $l5i
Cows and Calves. -. =25 $5l 70 S5s
YeAIlirgs s12 sii GA.
Two Years Old, SIC. Sc. go 70 $50
Three YeGrs Old "a. 81. So g. so
SHEEP LAMBS-Z612 q market Dali Of sale
Extra So so. 81. at IS 10 -.
BY lot. 81 Sc. - 81. ~ 80, 50. IS 70 81
SwINE-Prces tend downward fast Nc demand
REMARKThe market oTencc SLOW and hsre sa4 dal snd
seed The number ofaee the and Beef he
eonng the market present que equal OF
sales the dryers much indeed The
seek whole Ordinary to-day Higher prices viii bring
Qualities As thin ane, the retailers give ttle
the wholesale market gradually otherwise wholesalers
&C me = least 3
Fchtur7 Raisod and % he Boston AID Lowell Railroad
loaded with cattle. sheer. horses. swine and owls
-, III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-22

GRAINA fair demand for Whea for export and he market
boysnt for prime The supply being limited sales Of soc oss
Car6G ~ % soat and 81 a deveTed AID 4l bush goa
White lern ~ TO- Rye quies' the supply i.r
and the active sales Of 500 eush - s sa
ard 81 &C delivered Barley aud nominal Il stGe
steady hut Quiet at Is GiSc for jersey; sc To- st-s
4fd4sc for southern Corn a. AR dsna1d
Me-, IS lea,, but old and IN fair request for shipping
The large and the stock IN store Is o4eIe Ass
T 81 100 rus At 5d7s Southern and prime 59Soc Tor
Southern white and old mixed and yellow DO WeeyiHE sOe
So 81 sc fo River AID jersey yellow
old White Beans are 81 5od$l IS Canadian Peas seAee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-22
To Mariners.

MFpTrEsR.SE'S LSur OK PLAZA IsL,So Cosr o. AIES
hfSOtclI i raliti11 lis o. rcriFed n ii once
Through q q r-Ets1sn o. stare q o. tho = day Jaa
frtf Herird bV tlss eli De- aabi1 a 90 fe1a o. tl
NafrtIl he u De- s.ruds De- - T. ~
ronh .or G. IS frrl 1rr.n-iei lto Lishh0 o OF
,arfs sfsut from po.a' Of he lad md shge
eus uorth Oft lE5i vii be ethh ted f elevation CT -
feet aove the level Of re and nav thee-e be 70 s
deck ofdirrT xed vese 20 the distance OF ID naltcl miles
h, osaer III Light Eouse bc-rd. -,.-....
,,rau D,r,fns, Ci-ca hllss blcri, Dee. Del. 1856
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-22

Love Of 4s6 blss : g d SIS S7t for cd Mess Sli IS
for new - To- do uEinsreeted $l So s+Z for rev
Ilimc ell old Prime aud Si5 for Cesr Beet IN lar
Ssnd and prices are unchanged sales o. CO. bh - p I'll
To- 10, utr, Mes: rcPscked Chcaso - D or
xtra DO and IS IS o Country Prime. P1e Mess Inactive.
m tuoyant - "a Beef Hams as ia s.edy request
$S0 Chicago Cut Aca.s arc d ara neN
ses Of ltO os Hams Waste and Shoulders = tec foi
Mddes OTIS boxes Cumbcrld Gu. Il c Dressed
Hog selling for Oh!o AMI Gle Difchess County LAID
unchauNd snd Quiet es Of 100 IBIS % p alet for old I'D
Butter "a IN limited request fer shprius bu there far
demand for the home trade he common kinds az dull and hesy
prime sales Of Ohio Sdlsc aud O-age
Comfy Sc Cheese selling PARCELS csic. We
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-22

Dec 10 a. q 81 s. shin Arirssoa Ryan f' Phlai9hi
81 -. = AZ ion g. So bark Corleia, OF and IN Phliispha
Dee l. i 81 e lon ~ ship Cen w-has'oa Of AK
arfrie. steering p ,r -,
No - y lon So passed brig esnorn o. bosoa ll
mast sore ~ the deck. steering south
No care lat - g Ion 81 sqoAe oA SIR Robert Fee- "sal 20
he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-22

SUGARS he very firm the demand IS not active the
el the Close the market buoynt Saes o .ne
preceding tTto days $50 aids Gaia Nacoyaio a fo' 10
ihds Orleans fc 100 Porto Rico 5c and 81 bids Texas
private ard eco boxes brown and yellow Havana AZ
4U6c -,
BRlCK-The arrivals light and prices shade better with
coed Il quiTy a. as 75G So FOR hard Nor;h Rser.
I'm Afher been obtained for Banca sod 5000
s changed hands M isle held ray a. SIC srsis
oi Plates held At 80 p Sd and holde choose TO store
rather than submit to a lower dguTe
sPEL1ER quiet prices above the views Of buyers The
stock moderate and held mainly by one party Tie asking Pee
POTATOES-The market without essential change the de-
AID prices steady "a fair supply sales a. - =
IS Carriers Meoers The demand for remains
.. - IS Z Dbl for red.
TALLOW-Pcs unchanged snd the demand moderately
tales rs city rendered uichr ASocson a: lie and
S0e be prime city and Philadelphia rendered AZ lo ole
ctsh. 4,
Pearl ard &c for Poiafo.
sHOT-A very uquy for Drop 7e and TIC for Back
CANDLES-A moderate demand Adsalntne AZ 2[G&lc
monte; moderate - 5Jc IL whole
Psteut steady 4e TAow without change a. -
HEMP- Manila very firm with fex ansO-s Amer
rOush $lsI SIS WIKI sses Of 100 Gales dressed do ex
= article, So $50
FRUlTs-TbtGc activity worth noticing il the market es
boxes bunch Rn - q So; so half boxes DO, 81 60a
81 % bt CurTaafs 99-oc; 40 bags Pc
Nuii O. a. .c 50 boxes sheled Almonds &c eco pkgs Iuky
Fig tne Re i caes CiI0n &c Dred Peaches Apples &c
ifiout marked change
COFFEE Daring present week the market has been
u market however owing the small sock here
sr0r4te from Rio JtneTo The s embrace 80 Rio
liiGl2lc Manila l2-c; go AErc5o - IL 1l2c he
rei ~ Denim c: le.c LOO Jaws AZ ~ sc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-22
vhalerS.

Cd e, YevBsaord 2ota ship II; wollasfoa Poster Pieis
Ocean :, ~ 49,
Macourtor o. y. 2 s. p ,,-.-
Tyesion from NAufucket-hsd taken no ~ha-es
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-22

PHILADELPHIA Dec 2lirrtred steamer Delfware Ciark,
NswYo steamship City OF Boston Fiber Boston ship Rip Van
Lyefpool scbrs VIM Colyer RsJner Portland
c. Lou,s sharp Portsmouth; n Nancy Mills, Card
New ok Oh lokee Stee Sandy Point
(karsd- Barts Emily Banning Howes NewOrleans Envoy,
(Br Hsgtry John g. Priscilla OBJ Thomas Liverpool
b Isr not tcis Enterprise Peadleton Antigua
ed markets Lanno Dupont Conon Mobiles + BTogu.rd,
AdGus Globe Baker Boston; Wetche Wooster,
P,mtrok.. Me- A. K Smaller Pratt, New-Hs'en Race Rock
praxx MiuinR fCu NC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-22
BY Telegraph.

BOSTON Dec p ship Colehr Baltimore; bers Helen Ma
r hi, Myrs New OresIs schr j q. Adalna Nsw-York
CHARL1 o. Dec A rsot 20 Andrews Bar Satis Riy
e. epors rickins box and eAk marked John
sf.fa~
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NARLNE JOURN1L.
PORT OF SEw-YORR


s.ese--soufheruer EwsB Charleston. spoaori reson Co
nc Msyhe LONDON. DsIA-m Dtnoai FOREST
K.nz len Liverpool. J Browsr i 60.
Tert.-F Hugkef. Porto Csb-ilo and Mlracs5o
D Esrsds Jose seybourne, Rum Cay J. W IL
well Co ,..
rI's Dc fFr Jerdin Baty. France, aud market
v lee Clio Brl Aide = Johns NJ, H. koath
Curry Gloucester. j. whitney Co. Pil
.r Pr Knuy K1eston Pckhrd; Alfred and Martha Ut
b rer Hsts AID Granville j. Lshens Co h1looa LAWSON
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