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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-04

WEST FLUsHING.-The attention OF our read
-, 4 REQUESTED Auction Sale II this vel knoSn .ea ~
r VILLAGE which takes place the Sd ith and o.h 81
- .svens-menf Nc more Convenient hesihy ioc1ity
10 De found within the distance Of the ely % "a
srS cure bargain Every lot put Up viii be .oa N'lh0A
r-.arys Particulars may be obtained BY applying
BAsEEE 4 ELLIOTT No Nassau st, view t0'N
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ACCIDENTALLY DHoWHEp.-Coronerf Hilton yes;er-
day the bods Of W am Coon native
81 F.Iuort. Ne Is years of who accidentally
frt I'd - The foot OF Beach Monday by he gyilr
o. the tide OF the Hermann u0on
which decees,d another tnsag'd 81 wu. aud
v hch thew themselves The Jury returned
verdict Of accidental death
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CITY ITEMS

1HE OPERA The second performance Of the
Opera Of ,he New-Icgk Academy Of Music, -Four
teenih.st and IrviDgplsce viii take place 70 night
the piece being Lucye-ia Borgia and the character
sustained by Madame Grisi, Madame Pat. S,rakosch
signor Mario. S1sin &c.
Mr. Hackeii has modified his prices thu. far. He
state IN his advertisement that - his erpen.e. are
sx times greater than those Of any other theate- in
the City, his prices canno, be reduced further than
this To tie first and second tier So additional
for reserved seats The third tie is 81 only and N
seats secured and the fourth tier 80 cents This the
loHeft scale at which ~ Haekett can AFFORD the en-
ter;anment in question.
At he opening Of the house on Monday evening.
contrary to expectation, the house wss not full.
about two thousand persons being present, which,
however, covered expenses. The house was badly
lighted, drawback net much to be complained
Of upon fret nights performance, in house
wLose finishing touches were extemPonzed for
tie occasion. The house Is excellent for sound in
the mos: distant parts the single voice be dis
tincty heard TIE errors Of the building which we
pointed out in regard TO construction were fully sc
knovledeed by the audience and the particular beau
ties likewise Of certain portions Of it. We have
nothing 10 add fresh on the performance Of Norma,
as rendered Oh Monday evening. IDe artists were
cslled for at the end OF the piece.
In regard 20 the AcADExY tee press, while they &C.
knowledge the vast elaboration q the interior men
ton its architectural errors. TIL Courier and En-
quirer says:
The house bss ssest merits and de.es To bssn
with the frs il l. remarkably we constructed Tor sound The
loves, tone the d, arculsan. j. disfiney hsart
10 al parts the auditorium and the volume Of sJuud ron fG
chorus orchestra susers Itself eluay and perfectly 10
every SPIT reached by it, Vibrations Th- effect Of me n -
that Of ch snd massive eefsnc@ i ssess IN al eminent
degree that which OF public buildings act-reeE II
spacous di.T suderce vel snd h-d win an ee-
fsr;v 6ressd ihrong would erh gh The drop cur
sn noble piece OF architectural painting sni the scenery
eXceileut-ss sood a. reec De
The Practical Democrats it will be seen bytheir al
yertsement are 20 have demonstration in the Park
this afternoon at 5 clock They present Ref rm
Platform.
Among the departures by the Arabia today Is
Watts Sherman Esq, of the banking house Of Duncan
sherman & Co who goes abroad for the restoration
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la " LNTE'LLITE 'NCE
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-N CH,vsgss-Bef're
Judge INGRtHAN.
HArFAs CORPUS BY A HUSBAND ~ RELATION TO HIS

young married lady, said 10 be but - years OF
az. tfm,d Serh Dunn brought by her fner nlr
nsrce Of Wit s.ucd by her husband who alleged that her
hr he her Of her liberty ard unIuy Detained her
1c In rery the father stated ls his daughter
urrs % 70 house bu no denied exercising any rcsrslrt
control over her The council r he 'ahe inn''ed thar she
he'd been at1ured from her fathers house and
Induced marry the complainant no New jersey but thar
after her marriage she Voluntarily lett her home and
TUNED 10 tse Of her father b. request o. counsel Of The
Husband Judge Questioned the lady her
In resVect returning live vi her husband Sac sat o
him said that she hld wish 20 reside wtn her husband
that she had teeh Informed ifee AGENT and ha a
rei 20 20 here she -.d and did not wish 20 reIrn Inc
Judgs told her hs he bad been correctly informed No re-
t appearing on the part Of the fher th- hab-as corpus
Va, dss.d the raais is' the ady with beg parents
and the gentleman 10 colipaHy with some ffcnds.
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.NET-eJE'RSEY ITEMS.

VIM. ID. Bruen. formerly resident Of NewYOrk,
died at residence IN Newrk Monday evening Hsdeath
resulted from attack OF cholera.
The Rev. Elijah H. Craven of Somervle has re-
ceved 20 boone the Psstor Of the Third Presbyterian
Church NewATk.
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APpFsr OF HorTL TWzF-Nchael Warner, a
cL,r was arrested 20 O'Clock yesterday morning 10 'e
- Dennis Hotel where he al scented himself During last
IL rooms % the boarders broken oprn
and their ried aui the Troucr q thought 70 be the
one did T. On BE person some s-on property was found
and he vas committed BY Justice stusii i5f e1lnat1n
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MARRIED,

pOSEsTETL-MEEKER-On Sunday Oct /, OF %. Rev
G Du ks Fr.nes PsuDs Boneseei Of oenefs' ~ l. 70
WiIism n Ne~tsr ofths City
KNOX-HEWsOS- In the City, on IsesdAy, Oetoeer >,
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NArIoxAL TnEArrE.-TrIs EyExNa. NJ. ].

r. Scott will appear this Theser In fiv0r.te character
Little Codeis Howard alec IN the rev Dr. Of
Fashion and Famine ald addition 70 this ;he Sae
Ct the Hagic Rose" viii be- perforced.
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CROCKERY, CHINA AND GLASSWARE
place 20 tuy aid Wue i II G3ULo ELLforrs. So jas
Pesrl-si ear naisu sneJ NeE lork. They SCI exceed
h sy w ior cash Country usrcln snd dealers az Hsid
% " male note Of zane. Ca and CANINE
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K1ssANE ESCAPED. This slippery gentleman
esrsred f,cn the ew.Ycrk police officer e. Horueyie,
YESTERDAY and large again He passed through here on
S.tr.t sst On his 20 New the hze %
t,rery n Cbemcsl Bark k.aneis another Monroe
Fdvards only Little lie vii come 20 some ernoe
END vet lO'o'eialu 'a'Nu7a'e''
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CHARGE OF GRAND LARcENT.-Oticer Campbell OF
me Lower Police Court, yesterday arrested Que heTnoad
Stie charged III having rAso the pockets Of John Barb
while be was ssleep stealing his wallet Sj aud gold ring
lie was held by Justice Osborne 70 await examination
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DROWNED At TIE South FEBRY.-On Monday
night apparently labo fell into the 81 Of the South
FeITy IN etiemI jump board the boat and was
drowned His hCdy recovered, effort being ie
10 get IT,
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Al EDITOR TO Re PHOsECUTED.-Tnis morning
the Editor Of The Bvoohgn ouyHo moned to appear in
the KINKS County Court take his trial charge Of mis-
demesnot for hayinI alleged induced individual to
vote Illegally st the Water election.
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CRYSTAL PALACE

CRYSTAL FALACE.-Ihe IrystaI FaIbce VII Ut
tsze of hsht THIS EvlNfNs. Those who wish ihe
ssce Illuminated avail Themselves o. this opqof'IGi
A band q music will be IN at.e rdance.
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STATE AcRTCTLTI

STATE AGRICULTURAL FAIR.--COuutry visitors
shoud rot fail skrE back 70 their families their Portraits
,nce they frs rsio DAGUEREEorYPE trye size with
Howard ct Of GARBAN MI, Artist
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TUE CouRTs.-Tbe General Term oi the Supreme
Court commenced yesterday morning before Judges
Strong Rockwell and Dean. The Court Of Sessions
met and adjourned till this morning.
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KILLED by 4 FsLL.-Coroner Gamble Yesterday
hd On irque.t upon th body iohn iaut aborer who
k.d on Monday by The f-lIns Of scafgd erected on
te fifth sorv OF building the ot Twenty eizL
= and Secondsv verdict OF accidental da'h rendered
~ the Jury Deceased native Of lie and p years of
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COs,ICTED.--Yosterday John Cation, who was
Sunday night Tor attacking in Aan'icst.
and stealing hs Int; brought before Justice Smith and
conviction sentenced TO the PeBitcnta for 80 days
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AIREAnY EIrcTTn-Nl

ALREADY ELECTED. November - yet ~ come
iui Rco1 onE sre;ed ars; DAcurR2EoTY3ER - le
fove-tisu rearle. and hofs competitor llFu- F
aiken he fsG R0crs Gallery No 80 Bros1@ay conner o.
Flankln-L
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THE LATE COYsPIRACY CAsE.-Justice Stuart yes
say udei the Of the charge Of conspiracy
ssin Anna and Francis Ryder aud dismissed the co
rst but nj beth The 70 The PueusTy ysrauis
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district. Ney-Jer-ey h supplied with DEsHLEs ne"
ard certain cure for oesale retail by T. o. AcN
ERNAN MARTIN. No. s. C0urrlanGt s..
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FIRST DISTRICT coURT-Befors Judge GsEEs.

SUIT fOh fENALIf PA" NbI-ohEN5' .
In the case Of the Mayor &c. agt. EfWar1 VI hy-s
II should have red ht business Of pawnboter IS 20 loan
money pledges az higher sate than PER cent per
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RFToRT or DTYUT DIsPFSsARY FOR SEPTEMBER,
i25f-The whoe rumbeT Of patients treated l3l; pa
tents ISL attended the DiI-n.ar' 90 ~ their dwell
mss 10; males ii3 feaie 6Jl Navt: United states. .
Ireland 80 other countries @ BeraeLg under
a. sent to the Hospital 49, died i8 Prescriptions dispensed
dur. The Il onth IL.
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fAdvertissment

The CLERMoST HOUSE has changed hands
being now under the supssvsico Of koESAs l. aAss''
e, late Of Csaal bare
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Among the departures by the Arabia today Is
Watts Sherman Esq of the banking house Of Duncan
Sherman s. Co who goes abroad for the restoration
Of his health, injured by confinement to business
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';eamor gives The snne,e'i 'tAsi'tcs Of Ii, 0Ipods
Of RfeafstuI..

EXPORTS TRoN sgFrr~Rcs I 1884
az Efrfrr Rush WAaat x
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Drn Goods.

>--------~.--
A SIS / G n E L $ A L L
SILK GooDs.
The entire STOCK OF
ALFRE d ID Wa r y 2 Co.
W.il be sold within siAty days their stlre.
Nos and II PArk place.
FOR & As II.
By order OF the Asaignees
THIS comprses a large importation OF this
FRENCH NGLISU ana GERMAN GOODS
NATHAN CHANDLER Ass gnees.
WIN. LATTIMEk.
CIOAKS and MANTILLAS.-GEO BULPIN,
~ No 36l Broadway respectfully to the ladies'
that bis o. CLOAKS for the present a trade 10
now ready and he hes much pleasure in observing that dur
his visit Europe he has taken advantage of the
France Germany make such extensive purchases and
contracts a. viii enable him place before the public most
exquisite Dbs Of ch aid costly novelties az prices
before heard Of sinse inspection Of his stock viii be thor
oughly convincing of this important fact
PARIS MANTlLLA EMPORIUM, No. 1911 BrosdFsy
CHEAP SILKS and DRESS GOODS.-AR-
large quantities Of PLAID aud STRIPED SILKS very low
prices bought chiefly at the recent large AUCTION SAFES
which they selling on At avery small advance Their stock
,icb and ELEGANT SILKS ard SILK ROBES Is eXeu-
tiyc aud unsufi assed. Aso,
Printed De Lain and CsshmeTeA
Raw silks or all Wool Plaids
Nalencas and POplrs
Real Iaces and Lace Goods
Paris Embr0derics
Pars Cloaks and hantilas
The whole Of which lIe Offer d =: rednccd Prces
~. G. af.s aIigqe
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Clothing.

rJNHE BROOKLYN FEMALE EMPLOYMENT
SOCIETY have constantly hand q their ssiss 592T
No IS CONTEST GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
and READY-MADE CLOTHING Of al descriptions, ~
Lsdiss' and Cherens wear All orders neatly and pompy
executed They respectfully solicit the Potonase OF tnr plo
lie. oroof yh, sep. ., IoIi,
rTNHREE DOLLAR llATS.-Elegant French
sikUss A. the low price Of IS Gsualy sold 81 ~; nest
Hats Al - 80 BROWN No. as Hudson o.
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The Practical Democrats it will be seen bytheir al
vertisement. are 20 have demonstration in The Park
this afternoon at 0 clock They present Refo I'm
Platform.
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nlillinerp, ST.

mo LAWYERS and OTHERS.-THOS. vE ~.
Rem. Commi-sioosr Of Deeds Ne 81 1i'''' WV
poslts Pcst -Qfhce
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nOMFSTIC GOODS.-The attention of fami-
lies hotel keepers ord uphosterers Is particularly called
10 our extensive stock Of BROWN aud 8LEACHED G0ODS.
H. ev,rv ercde end width TiCtINGS DENNIS SHIRT
ING STRIPES CANTON FLANNELS, DRILL NOS q =,
All 81 which will be sold on he lowest terms. ALL-NOOL
FLANSELS in every yarl'iy ~.
These lines o have been the spee care OF one OF me
members Of the firm whose eXpeTe nee 10 IS expected
will suficiertly guarantee the stock
ID. r4 an a.
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A. osrsi 81 'hs eses,so &C. eAEdsss 90 ssadAlls
iissf sere sFcsiss . ssrslsst ea.srtaa~~o' sai
Isa' 'bs 60 IA 'ssisities aea sr.sis "a rae BOYS
vese al e. - lasr sasodss.. ssa usisies IN true
shssy ssyis s'a ssss az az ssa dram. a~stss. Coz.
s.ners r-.rer repness ass rks vla.9t hen, 9th
sumhsr 81 tff.- frspAs sd - htsie slasrs. ia ~.
i.ea 90 toe hsesr, rsvr sh~u retas Astl3 cheers
NJ csbh - rhess exfrtisns n iAs e't-A'sAmsn;c
&c ragged asos@ asA lnir~d hsns.o,ess iasuiuticns
sssvsns % Tie hsh~st prss~. 40 there. ssi
h~csxhs srse ngnisr 81 rf-ssrt ier tie ocs children
she tes set - "a 10 she sposs, O The rsst
ss~ssh sss ~sss ~ sne Of n hsss frse.s. 10 Which
he erprs@sea CO tshsf Of nj. sehceusrs their sincere
thsaAs -nf gsstifudt Or re many fssoss shich had
hesn t<se~ee urcn them sna fhe lind sftentsas thes
bad rtessrrd rvs the 0svvrnofs sa4 sher frsnis We
need net snythnr sbeut 80 Recd tares thai -rfr
PROVIDED g. thf~--t "a ar6cisnt - knos that there
vss nc falling - In he hbetshty q former yexr~ ~
the o hef nssustn he rooF made = fess~t their
poverty for fsy - least a tie ~ men, Of the
Nleu.
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HkRITIMg ISTELLICEaCB.
Post Of New yorss. Dscemh~- ~, -
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
ship Clifton. Inssr'ou, sss Orleans, ssso,ea rhcap
Brig Ausus,s Stone Savannah sturses. Clearmaa 4 Co
sehr Ana rnceii. Cry Point. Hunter 60.
ARRIVED.
s;es%il essrs q. lay -. A.,a,si' Rss L. niisss
$500 Lar Z: loo r'.,sS .,ha Dsrilns ?,
&. Sss a.s is Al passed. ss',sa
| !" ua..
III, s,.,a e -, 10 srn
Ship Basus Visit. tot sosson, cesssre callao roe days
s@ip Julius % Faith comb, Gusno islands. 10 aays
shii -cas Mu.aphrsy. Hsvana 10 days, With sugar
ship Memphis. nsyi-, Nov Orleans, Ii aays. With nsss
arp Tl''sa days win cotton
ship Rar,,ora Lss. sAssanah day. With cotton and
Bark Pssise Sse.a, Hs.s.s p.ell, 9Th and
g s:s,ss . &C. Dec ~ q 20 dS lon q ~ SPOKE
TIE John Stroud cid hence Oct e ie MARIE Dec ieh 70
Fsrk Alfred lpsea,. Bsr.t, B.smse. 80 days. 10 sss.
nsrk Gserss seymour Orr stSw Kingston, a. % day
Bsit ksssrt niis Mss.s savannah tneorrsssiy ,spor
sfisH I'll r M"
dark A.. ;.I. = Maxi a i S,y ss n;
Brig Ca.i crime Mary tof Boston,, coouis Aux Cages u
Cen Wsss MT Bs1 bay Halifax oaaywita a
" a s as. ss
Teas. Is days. with cotton, DC, to Stanton Thompson
Ell si need Lsvy weather. split sails sprung forsmAt
Brig Webster tof Brekspor Heath. Turks islsads, II
iss vsleesy sr FARRELL Port .u Prince Dec 10 via
n bs f a
DAY 9, with naval stores TO Dolacr Potter.
Schr st Mary (cf Wilsmstnrgl. johnson. Porto cAbeo
- dsyf, with coffee ard WOOD, to Lewis Dec ID in
blow the manmaft and ost suit Of sais 18TH Geo
simpler, OF philadelphia. q seaman, died.
sehr Vslertne Doane lot larwic Buck Tusks Islands
II days, IN ballast, to master.
Sctr Emily Kerr Dashldx Black River, ia Is days. with
p'men:n, &c, to Dawson CO.
scbr Helen Maud tHr, Croucher Falmouth. Ja 30 days
With pm. nto rum &C. to Dawson Co. Exgerienood sue
all sails before reported but sewing the remain
r Of those lett worked into land aud being unable get
On veat ashore Barnesat from which placo she
brought mp tJ the steamtug Mercury, Capt Yates.
scEr Beverly tBr, Kelly Choster Ms Ndays With fish
to Hunter Cv. Experienced heavy Their; stove bnl
warks, &c.
scbr Knts Brigham (threo mastsd). Durham Savannah
days with cotton to Durham 4 Dimon
CDR : Wihtp, Scrlmmage, Georgetown. DC, days.
Schr ssfsh stsrr Bunne Richmond, "a days. with COAL
70 the New York Gas Company Experienced heavy
w.sttsr; lost md split .ss stove bulwarks &c. Dec 10
trails, Who supplied tho s with PROVISIONS
Sctr 5 A Appleton, Taylor, BOSTON, days.
sclr Rio Crands u;shte Crume from the wreck Of ship
NV Era.
SAILED
hasre.
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money sni in his (Mr Bonrnes) epiDc. l1sy derived
wat they bad honestly He knsv that the sessir~os
he advanced would b. unpopular With the ssisrocs.
but Notwithstanding he would ppeak right on. sur~ he
(Mr vent 70 hts trade IN the year ISIS shsr~ had
been money enough soclrhy spent ia he city o. Nee
Fork by the sbcrng clAssea in strong drinks 10 have
made tAlm all wei to 60 10 the verdi The ucasy tier
should have Kept 10 themseye. they sp<nt Ia the soD
bar rooms Of this city II 10 ridiculous esil ous
against those men who have save their money whss
too ma nv Ct tho,e who arr now su,rng vers spsoanx
their money as described IA voice PAaf doas
drink ~ fyxri..maptA ~ Pourne nat hS~~3t,x
oontinued-When the neehanic. vent 70 ths peL Last
eiecuen Gay uin tney NOV '".s i-s Dr."sn NV tAss
ana mus orins ihto our uonhy es"'n ssa roes
ana cannot any one seV Una, lne GOODS mse IN f"sna
are 50 mnen or Ioss 70 .ns Norhhx sne-ss ~ WAS
country morAnsmen nav oeen hemo ugy~a. sn1 -
wrong Tor hen 20 'nhs e, o. ,hose xocd men VINO sfs
starting soup Astsns ms 'or ,her oenent knenem~as
Mr.. wAIhhs-i aont eeIese raul "a hamess ne
TOTO the ruin
Mr. JOHN NohIb nade lev REMARKS Aad offered tire
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Snr RAPID at San Francisco Nov e5 from NYork in the
Which sAs
iss 10
North lssse had slt Winds crossed the equasor Nov
A s .1asssrs on the
Sn,s oerAs T,IrGE Arm At San rrancsco Nov ~ from
rsS
nd "a,
q y: sen,h Heads nxl, Ncy making clean
y: s'.s i F:s:
hsy w. '''' ''''D '1' ''O'' NOV "0's
wnAl,s, CRY q Nc. Bedford before reported lost,
been isss ssd that mat: *
VIA ia down VA %s: 81:
sS'i Jay ' sss
s;s,' r. sn . s:. Gss
s a. ss': ss sss sss
es,is Of The psin oil got shore tho gum and
sSs s..is.r should ss 1syssssi: Sas : ne .ss
ana & sss 'Ssashs would soos break up '''s ''a'y
sn.e Enx,s ~ Boston in contact ga in Boston bay
With bark wysSdesss, and sprung bowsprt.
& p1a 1 M: +:
ga: Hs q Ss .sss s1. os a a.
s.s%lsr Bs!ns lo,sss,:y within two days. ss o. TURKS
10 ss.ss s''s' vssTd a.sern lie 'r1sas Falmouth
,.s ~A s inst IL. fsr Si s.
her. ss,; = a. s.s :csF had lost ;s
s.s s'l.i., much dsnsssa. The supplied Ter with
iIs q Il: Lore; VIZ $. would :1s
sis Of sS s:r Ys.s e. rs
.lssd 20 hsss teen .o.sd into Pert friacs ~
s' s sss s: ssafs sS uaa :.
: s:s. s ;'ss ,;' sii: zee. :s.
Ii. 'i a. was ~: sisfs is.sss OF
r. 49,; 4: !: @ sN::s
s. Scr s,.; &C. ,s' Valued 4, .ss sso Both
"a J. .rs aid 10 is,s Ss:s :. a. from sas
& s:,' sss Sss Yer.
s.~sgr.s she sssa rerss'h damage, snd sa in few
~, s.s M.s..- ss, ..S ns,s. sss.a :. Jackson
.si hsr rsr, = ssssss sd .ss obliged 70 bear up to
ss 4,':s: !. X, wv @: est
o@r ..s - s.,. 70 ssss III re-. s.rs %
'hsAs nesui1ed xx.-,.
~ ~. Sea innei.es Nov - ships nosui, CLARK, on
49," ~. !, - 49,, &c. ssr,.ll nsssss: 10:
ss ss..ss ~ p, sl sss .sss ~. cesisass
~ 49, 'sN Ahtfrt tsket chsf<e ~ te -, and would
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hip Aorang STAR At San Francisco Nov q from Boston
Jul, to lat 30 south Atlantic SIDE had very light Winds
sns from theIcs 70 Cape Horn gales from
in heavy weather. the equster Nov
w. after which had light winds and Gains.
LArscnrD-At Plymouth, recently, by Nessrs E 4 J
Norton feshtins schr Of $50 tons. called the Nathaniel
Dosbe 10 b< commanded by Capt Abiather Doane of
vi.h She 10 owned by N Doane Esq, the builder and
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Herald Marine Corr.spondence

Heras0 marine Correspondence.
KINGSTON Ja). Dec e-Arr Nov q schrs Francis Hatch
syripsled, Boston, 27th brig White, White, Phadel
pl.; 18th lrig Telegraph, - New Orieans schr Liber
SD Nos 20 sehrs Emily Keith Penny, and Emily Kerr
9Th brig Golden Rogers do; schr Indianois Cathcsr
taksros; 18th, Monsoon, White, NYork.
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. %, is5s.
Christmas passed OF quietly and plessansiy in hi.
city to-day. business vas generally suspended. The
'horoughisres we're shrossed with people fhis evening"
-, the places Of amusement are crowded The scathcs
La tecn thick and foesy.