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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-21
XXXIIID CON G Z Els s.
SECOND SION.
sENATE. .WA.nlserov. d.. q. -

SENATE. ..WAsHIsGToy. Dec. q, 1884.
Mr.. sLIDELL presented q petition in favor Of
Americans abroad being privileged TO worship, mar
~ and bury their cead according 20 the dictates Of
their Su conscience.
Mr.. STUART presented bul for the improvement
ofIske ha boTs. Referred 10 tia Committee Com
Merce.
Dir. FOOT i1troduceda bin for finishing the Bresk.
water ca Lake CbampaIn. aud argued that but
sl 900 vas necessary to inish what Government had
bogau-tbs; Lake Chsnplain, lying between New
York ard Vermont, and extending into Canada, had
Political as well AZ commercial importance--that the
constitutional objections urged against other bills do
not apply TO this. and that IN tie event Of would
be indsptnsebly Necessary that the works should be
completed. Referred 10 Committee on Commerce.
Mr. SUMNER offered a resolution that he Com
m!ttee Foreign Affairs be directed u consider the
e1psdiency OF rendering the mediation OF the Coited
States 10 the Governments VI Greet Britain, France
ard Turkey on the one side, and Of Russia On the
other in TIE hope Of Withdrawing the existing con'rc-
very bet them, from the destructive umPIrsSe
Of var that the bieiscgs vt pesce msy DC secafea
20 the people Of these nations. and sso 20 the genera
commerce Of the world
Mr. RU6k-Let i. be over.
Mr. sLIDELL moved that The Committee o. Com-
merce De Instructed 70 see VIVA. legislation neces-
sary to prevent a confict, between the laws OF the
several States, ia reference 70 puotsSe.
Mr. BADGER moved that The SenNs NEE, to-nor-
row and then adjourn till Iuesday, Monday being
Christmas Dag. Agreed To-
Mr. DAWSON presented from the Governor OF
Georgia the joint re=oaiicn Of the Legislature OF
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NARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw.YORK......
Arrived.
rHctnEss q.

ship stellson fpacket1 sherman, Liverpool Nov Il.
udr. and 81 passenger 10 1finne nntzsn Co. Nov.
20 st IS len a. SPOKE ship Pride Of the Sea. s New
Oslssn, Liverpool. Dee. 10, st2 P. la Il s. Loo.
asnshp Baltic I'm New York for Live soo Wind
at the time fresh fTOm w,
Ship Hann.h Croker Of Bath, Peters Lemon 81 de-
Co Bss been IS o. W Of lon Sc with strots ~ gales;
iost AID split sails &c Nov IS lat IS Ion g. pssed brig
Flora B. T. Dec u lat 81 90 ion u spoke brig
Isabella Reed ds fm Es~Y0rk for Port Pbsce Es-
ship Niry Merrill. Of Podsnd Pote. pserrlo Get q,
(peSsed Gibraltar Nov 81 fruit ke 70 NJ Ls1fen 20
Nov. Of Mslsga ssnszed bars Supposed tns iona A.
Precoit OF Boston bound Nov CnDesitsf = 20 miles.
saw bank BIur o. Ws'cObofo bound r. NOV ~ y,
on. g. s,gaslzed fAp Whit Fseon bound zee " NJ
kas experienced heavy westerly gses du,iog me ptGe
ship Eg'eTpe rew clipper Aver, HoeNsns - 4'fs, m
bsllsst 70 Foster / Seier,or s,,.,s. H..
20 r.,spge, 10 Baes 60 Bad four deaths ard ,wo
lrs en- tie psssag Eleven stseTsss pas.ensss esd 10
ssethsu piep nov lar 81 os -; sfo<e sts Eass~,
e. nj The P has been ~ d. W Of the Bs9fs
a., Heieon Goo6.lg Antwerp 81 d., Gdse 1rs 10 ~.
,erssr. 70 RIscbuier& Lceser
L,s Gse~,a Haddsr Dublin Oct Is nds>. aLd ~
,sr 20 Roaeh BIOS Coffee Erpehenssd heavy ~ersriy
40, 6urra the pss,sss; los boom sails &C dsck
ssss ,gsT ..oye boat Hss bee1 . de- W ef sable
a. Jeh,rn (Bren) Roha Bremen a 4. 49, passenger,
70 Esehtel Dee 10 Tat % y lon. 9 s. H.uk 1rs
stip slre IN Hamburg for keS YORK Dec. az. 40 S.
Ion O. Is spsis stip VIM TaDseott fn Liverpool i9r New
YSrk Tie ! hss lad three desins Ii. p.s-sse.
schr EmFus state, " Brtriyn, L. L. Grfn fu sn!p ~
Patrick sfb9fe 81 BsrnegaL TIE T. lei The shlp at
9cl-c on he essr1g II the .h is ard bGss 81 u nsr
y stll gaining
sehr stert Haley Of New London. Kenny fn. zip 81,
Patrick lahore az ssTuesst Lett a@r, @a asi, stt 0co.x
?. D. art brings 50 Of her psssepkrp.
SchE Life Soar Of KeDne6t Perkins, Je5erne 10 Dc
osgood I'D coffee 70 q. Darrell Dee s. s. n 90. IS
s,Ose bsIk r u.ms In. M.r-csi,o FOR Se~-Yo;r.
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TIE WINE LAW.

The rise and progress Of laws, in varous stste',
ptobibirg the sae of intoxicating drcks ~ or,sfiy
exhibited by the following abstract:
ls5l-Psssed by Legislature Of Maine
1872 Passed by Legislature Of Minnesota.
ls52-Pa.sed by Legislature of Rhode island.
ls52-Passed by Legislature Of N sssscause,w-
ls52-Bat6ed by the people OF Minnesota
Is52-Passed by Leeisla' ure OF vermont.
Is53-Psssed by Legislature of Michigan.
ls53-Raiitied by the people OF Vermont
ls53-Rat6ed by the people of Michigan.
ls53-iis submission TO the people pronounced nu-
constitution al BY the Supreme Court in Minnesota
iss3-Pronoupced unconstitutional by u. y Sd
meme Court in Rhode island.
is53-Staie Supreme Court equally divided 10
Michigan.
Is54-Pronounced unconstitutional ID Mns,schu-
sets.
Is5i-Passed by Legislature Of New.Yofk.
ia54-yetoed bv Governor OF Nes-York.
Is54-Passed by one branch Of Lcgislsiwe OF
New. Hampshire.
ls1-Passed by one branch Of Legislature Of
Maryland
is5i-Psssed By Legislature, but two branches fail
10 asree ia Pennsylvania.
lsA-Psssed by Legislature OF Ono.
iss4-Voted for by people OF Wisconsin,.
lsj4-Proneuneed uns stitutionsl 10 Ohio.
ls54-Passeo in modified form, by Legislature OF
Rhode Island.
ls5f-Passed by Legislature of Connecticut
Twill be observed that il has passed the Legisla-
lures Of seven States and Territory. IL has fallen,
through Legislative disagreement, In four. IL h"
be. submitted to the people, and retained BY them,
in four Ii hiss nowhere been repealed by the Legs
a,ure though il has been four times se, aside by The
Judiciary and in one reelacted 10 a modified form.
twill probably be the subject Of discussion IN the
Legislatures # eli the northern States this winter and
in those Of Maryland Virginia, Delaware, South Caro-
lima, Georgia Kentucky, Tennessee AID Texas.
Albany Evening JourosL
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CossuMIso SsoKE.-The tituninous eoal smoke
of nearly all the coal in the Weste.n States u nu
sance To obviste teis. 4. A. Hill, Of Joliet, H.,
bss invented stove, which appears capable Of dong
the work, whenever it is necessary 10 renew the
fire. Az the first start, it must give of the smoke like
any other stove, for sushs that we can see. The
smoke consuming plan is to divide the stove INTO NO
parts and when the Goals bright in one CRATE, .
fire k;nded in the other tbs smoke Of which il cat
Iied through the burning fire on the other eide, BY
closing . valve at the top, aud opening one at the
bottom and thus the draft be reversed from one
fireplace to Tie other. On paper, the plan looks
feasible and ingenious. II successful, IL wi. he use
full to such towns as Pittsburgh.
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THE PACKET SHIP ST. PATRICK ASHORE
AT BARNEGAT.
PROBABLE LOSS OF THE SHIP.

During the thick fog Of Tuesday evening last about
o'clock the packet-thip St Patrick, Capt. Whit
man, from Liverpool, went ashore some two miles
south of Barnegat.
The wind at the time of landing was N. by E..
Much confusion prevailed among the passengers but
fortunately all of them were landed in safety and ar
rived here this morning, in fishing schooners, from
BarDegat.
The st Patrick brought All passengers, and cargo
consigned to David Ogden, New-York.
Capt. Whitman reports that after his vessel went
ashore che .humped heavily and biged. When he
left Der she had feet Of water in her hold and
IN his opinion, would prove total loss.
The chip St. Patrick is insured in this City, in the
Sun, Mercantile, Mutual, Mew-York, and Aston Com
panies, for the sum of $4,000. She is worth about
$4,000.
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The SPEAKER laii before the House Message
from the President OF The Usited States, cenmuEi-
eating the correspondence between the SECRETARY Of
State and the Government Of the Netherlands relative
20 Capt. Gibsops case. Referred 70 the Com n:tee
on Foreign Affairs.
Mr. ORR expressed the hope hat the COMMITTEES
would give the subject their earses; and mcsf ccnsd-
crate attention. IL seems the, the diplomatic efforts
OF the Government TO adjust this MISTER have failed
He trusted the Committee would report 81 80 early
day. .r.~-oS
,,;,,ee on the Judiciary was instructed 20 inquire
bsther further legislation s pecessary Tor the better
nro,ecou of officers Of the United States, and others
engaged in the execution Of the laws thereof and TO
report BY bill or other~ise.
Mr. MARCY introduced bills for tbs completion OF
certain public works heretofore commenced In VIE
eopsin. Referred TO the Committee on Commerce.
Mr. SIMMONS introduced resolution woien was
sdoptec instructirg the Committee on commerce 70
ipoaire into the expediency of providing. by isv or
9th. rwise Ter the complexion OF the BreakSaer q,
PIsusburgb and the purchase OF site for fos'
Office Custom. Houfe, and Courts.
M SMITH Vs. introduced rso lutions' which
were adopted, instructing the Coamittee on Com
merce 10 irquie into the expediency OF purch AsuS
lots and erecting buildings for Cusiom-Hoase Poet
Ofice ard Courts in Alexandria. Va
Mr. yANSANT introduced biz for snDa- pnr'
poses in Baltimore which was adopted.
Mr. ZOLLECOFFER introduced bill rasulsung
the rights of suffrage in Territories Of the United
States. Referred 10 the Committee On Territories
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STATE OF THE MARKETS TO-DAY.

FLOUR AND MEAL-There is a fair demand for toe
medium and low grades OF State and Western Flour,
and with light arrivals both present and prospective,
prices have advanced is,c. p Dbl. There is nothing
Of moment doing for export, and but little for the
East The better grades are IN fair demand at vel
supported prices.
The sales Of Western Canal 5000 bbls. at y
s7less IS for common to good State; 50 50 81 for
mixed to good brands Upper Lake Michigan, and
common to good Ohio. Canadian Flour is in good
demand at frner rates sales 900 bbls. at &c. in bond
and So 75sslo, duty paid.
Southern -Four is higher, particularly the Inferior
grades The inquiry is in part for export; sales 800
bbls. at O. s7sss so for mixed TO good standard
brands B .ltimore, Alexandra and Georgetown, and
slOa $40 rs for fancy and extras.
Rye F1eur is in fair demand and is firm; 200 bbls.
sold at IS 75as7 rs for fine and supertine. Corn
Meal is quiet at e. 25asi 3lI for Jersey, and
"a 62I Ia - 6si for Brandywine. Buckwhess is &C.
tive at - 75as5.
WHISKY is dull and heavy at 3si a3oc. for Ohio,
and zoe. for Prison.
GRlIS-There is only limited milling demand for
Wheat. as the millers generally are well supplied,
and quotations are nominal in the absence OF sales
Rye is inactive at 81 40 for Jersey and al ilasl a
for River Barley 10 dull st 81 309sl 37!. Oats
are less active; sales of State and Western at 81
056c.
Corn bas again advanced; the supply from the
South is cut of for the present and holders OF West
ern mixed ask higher rates sales Is 900 bush at %
a9sc. for Western mixed, 9ec. Isl for Southern
white snd yellow-the two las nominal, and 81 for
fair round yellow.
Provisions remain the same as previously noticed.
See page No. 8.
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POST-OFF7CE COMPLAINTS.
IL As Edifo, Of The n. Y. Tribvn,

Il As Editor Of The ". Y. TrtbNne
SIR: VIII YOU have the kindness 10 sccd little
for us or rather lore rOtundO "csll the attention
"of the country 10 come little "tuferings L is
about some small Post Offices. The Gaze Of is
that Of many. We Community of fsrme RI.
Our Post. Office s some four miles from the railroad
depot with bridge across the Connecticut River
The mail.messeDger is PAID, under general rule
that he is have The net proceeds OF this office there
berg but one for which be does duty. No one could
be found to DO the business To- that sum Postmaster
General orders the number " ri ps per week, 10 be
reduced Ths done, all 1teres. N our Office is de-
stoyed. The mail matter goes into neIyhborng
Offices. Now, the net proceeds will not pay the
mes euger for three trips per week. II the Procrus-
tean rale il 10 be enforced, ahal be reduced to
one mail per week, while within sight OF the cars
which besr TO neghbors those pulsations of
die world entitled " The Ners." Do you say. go
to beac quarters, at Washing :" We have done
that and to such little fragments of land Ourselves,
he is Know Nothing. Wherefore We would
take an sppea through you, TO higher
tribunal. There are Others ir like fix. The
inhabitants of Wes,hersfesd, Vt, got up subscrip
ton TO get their mail. But the feeling is. that
tain section of the United States pays for carrying
the mails in regions not very neighborly; and thst
We DO not pay taxes 10 make oil our population
readers to be also taxed for the boneftof those whose
first business is 10 multiply non.readers-
Truly yours, ABEL MERRILL
PlsiDhsld, N. H.. Dec H. 1854
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LOSS OF THE BARK LORErTO-TIlE SOUTH
FRE MAIL, DIFFICULTY.

BALTIMORE, Thursday, Dec. 81, ls5i
The southern mail as late as due, from all points
is received.
The bark Ioretio, Fish. bound to New-Orleans,
with a cargo of salt, totally wrecked Oh Bahama
Reef The Grew were all saved
The Postmaster Gene al refuses to allow the settle
men, OF the difficulty with the South Carolina Rail.
road by meany of sub-eontract. A olspstch, re-
ceiyed At Coulnbis from the Assistant Postmaster.
General directs that contracts be entered into for
wagon service from the LIT Of January TO the 3Oth Of
June Il. xt TO supply the mails TO offices now served
by toe Railroad Company.
I compliance with this the great Southern Mail,
after the lit proxiuo will be carried from the termi-
nus Of the Wilmington and Manchester Railroad, via
Columbia. TO Augusta Ga, daily in a two.horse
wagon The horse service will cost mJre than the
Railroad Company demand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-21

Gov REEpER on POPULAR SovEREIGETY.-About
the middle of November, meeting was held at
Lcavenworth City, Kansas Territory, composed
mainly of citizens Of Missouri and of the citizens OF
Kansas, which appointed Committee to wait rpon
the Governor of the Territory, with memorial re-
questing him to take immediate measures for e.
certoning the population of the Territory, and to
order an election for members of the Legislature
The Governor thinks the Missourians are getting
little too fast-that the citizens of Kansas are ca
pable Of managing their own business and should
be allowed the privilege of doing it-at least we in
fer az much from the suboned extract from his reply
TO the Committee. We hope he has the courage ts
act "a well as talk;
alt NAV be very desirable for gentlemen to live
amorg the comforts of the States, with al the &C
cunulated nveniences ana Injuries OF au Old nome,
and make an occa onal expedition into our territory,
to arrarg &c affairs, instruct our people ana faohe
officers and control our GoveSnTent hut IL Goes no'
suit Us and much mistake the people OF THIS Ter.
ritory if they submit to il. One thing am certain oi
that having sworn 70 perform the duties OF the Oh
fee Of Governor with fidelity, ala renoubce OF re-
sist it in friend foe, and without regard 70 INC
locality the party the faction, or the Ism from "htcn
al comes.
"Tbus mich the citizens Of Kansas have rsht 70
demand at my hands, and 10 fd IN II woIid De ,De
boldest dere.ic,icn of Official dRty we Deileye 'ns'
we are competent to govern onFsSNesi ara as We
x.ust bear tbs consequences Of our or errors anu
eap the fruit Of own GecSien' we must decline
aoy erapitoue help in making them
ave shtll always be glad 10 see Cur neigabors
scrOss the river a. freD6s ard visitors snSns u.s. ana
will sndeavor {, treat them wish Kindness ana
hospiality We shali be still more pleased II they
will abandon their present homes ana col our oesu
fI conYtrv with Il cir residences TO contribute to our
wfsih and progress but until they do the Latter We
must respec;fuly, but d,ierminedy, decline 10 elbow
fbem any participation in regulating our AFFAIRS: men
that s X be oore, se iDsis; that they shSI S'anu
s.;Se and rlr,nit us 20 90 the woIk ourselves %
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APPoIsTnEsTs.-We understand that Governor
CLARK hns m .de the fnlnHing military amendments:

INQUEST on THT BODY OF JAMES LowERf -
This morning Coroner ODonnell repaired to the
Fourteenth Ward Staton-house, and held and held
IN inquest the body of james Lo~ery, the brave
fireman. of Hose Co. No. 7, who was killed by the
falling of brick wall during the raging Of the fire.
in Broadway, Yesterday morning. The Jury, on
hearing the evidence rendered verdict of death by
Injuries accidentally received by the falling of one of
the walls At the close of the inquisition, the re-
late residence from where the funt raj will take place.
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The new Cent pieces. i, is said, will De issued if'In
60 Min, in the course of few days Insy are coz
,iaerebly smaller than The old cent pieces Snd iors
an attractive copper coin. On one aide IS the mesa
orI;bo,,v and the thirteen STARE being ON ted the
surface plain and polished The reverre i zee 'ae
in design as the old cent ba' brighter ana uu'u O'S
finished There is a certain amount OIL AMY '"iNs1
with The copper, and tho perfection OF inc os
te coin fnish that has peve' pf''7e oe0| " '''''
in opr copper coinage
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KoszTA AGAIN rs BoSDs.-From The Chicogo
Journal of the 18th inst we learn that Martin Keszta
recently met with fall, and through that means has
been again captured. No Marcy-ful interference
however will be expected, since the captive not only
submits to his bonds but actually boasts of them!
The following is the account Of the affair:
" In this city the 10Th inst, by Judge II l..
Rucker, Cspt. Martin Koszta was married TO Mrs.
Lucinda McFall of Chicago"
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Law LVIELLI4E NCE
syPnRIoR coUaT-Dre ,l-eecore Judge OAKLEY.

ssyPfRIOR COURT-DEc ii-betoro Judge o~ALA''
shelton 6gt Fuller. go,
n. weaver 5nrnages oeeipst the proprietor OF Ihc
,s;,y.r Tor alleged libel already referred 20. The
Inv IL this case returned sealed uerlet for PLAIN
"a Of $3.50. IT. seid msjsity of the jury on
frlt going to their ROOM were M favor OF velo.ce
a., 5,Sendsr. anerward stood nearly unanimous for
a nonaa. verdict for plaintiff but finally with q
view TO costs agreed a. above.
Before Judge SLcsSLN
Tob, Worttsll e. John n. Fowler
To recover g. coo. on alleged agreement 10 employ
,lsiDii1 a. sale.nan, &c, liz wbolesale boot and
fboe sorfl for three years, latter pant a. apoye sai
AIRY referred o. TIE Jury could not agree, anu "efe
6isokaged.
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FAILURE OF PRODUCE DEALERS.

UTICA, thursday, Dec. u, Ie5f
Two modern bulldogs on the corner Of Dominick
and Washington SITS, in Rome-one occupied ss
stove. store, and the other as q mes,.markst-were
des Dyed by FIRE this morning. The amount of loes
has not been a'certained.
The dwelling house Of David Gray, in Deerfesd,
about three miles from this city. entirely con-
sumed BY Ere last evening. Loss 5000.
Messrs. Obadiah j. Owen Il Co, Of Remsen, one-
da County extensive produce dealers, are reported
as having made assignment. Their liabilities are
said TO be veIy heavy.
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By TELEGRAPH 10 THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE
NON-ARRIvAL OF THE AMERICA.

HALnAx, Thursday Dec. 81, ls54-l p. NJ.
The ieamship America, now in her thirteenth day
from Liverpool has not yet made her appearance OF
this port.
The rum<, by way of New-York, TO the effect that
the AmeIics did not sail her appointed day, Is dis
credited here by the agents of the line.
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FIRES.


At2l o'clock, Thursday morning, fire occurred in
the dwelling house, No. PIT Fourthav., occeped by
Mrr Carlton Phe fire originated in the cellar, and
was caused, as is supposed, by defect in the fue
connecting with the furnace used for heating the build
ing. The flames were extiugushed before they had
gained much Roadway. Damage t.ifing
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By Telegraph.

BOSTON-Au Dec q. sehr. slssh fsyal. Lea port,
bsz Ada, from Newport (RnE.) for Se~Yors repa rts
spoken nov "a, si 30 .! oa- 81 10, bsFs Iss Dc Ccts.
NeW.Y0rt Tor Liberia.
sALEB-Arr. Dec D, brig Shepard Psrs Noy q. LET.
brE LEpretts ChAse. from SeSYOrk dscharEns s,h :.
TOS nseno for NewYork sd. the I'D A. HsrsDhan
18th, brz Emma Eey-York for Para
CHARLEsTOS-ArT. Dec. s. Y. ; MAI s:etnseip sOS:h-
eTneF. Even. Eew-York.
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Arrived.

Ear s...a Seieis II s-.e-rt -se.', Jan.Eo %
d cears = z p B-ck = CO
sr,r Asbv z fsbeb CT SsE Bedford Phinney, srers
:. p1rirE i ds cc1~e ard -sE9od y stssei st!,d "a
r'rsnv .nh Ct.rs. L ser ~ p .is-hi. Dec. IL lst
III N IS &c. sgo.e ship Inns O. a al pas N hafAe'9,
-, &c., 80 tme o4iz san'isgl, I'm Jere ~ =
An AZ scar Life Beat Eognd . Nes-~Hd lie r a
- 4rrer.nre9 heaTT Vestter 90 The reasare-
SO .deichi of Bostsn, Go;hsn. A.sss - as -s'ea
- mi, a,G I'D o. scses & Co soy =. "a,
g ec e. rrcts b. tis Eagles fs Es'Vrs 'or L'sFp0e
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ICE IN THE DELAW ARE.

NEWCASTLE. Thursday, Dec. 81. ls5i
The river is much distracted BY ice. The brig
Coral loaded with coal for Boston, cut through the
ice and lest her anchor and chain near Chester.
The steamer Sanford, from New YORK. pasee6 up Ct
II 0 clock this morning.
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WRECK OF THE SCHOONER ISABEL

CARE ISLAND. ". } Thursday, Dec. 81, 1854.
Tie schooner Isabel went ashore this morning, OPP
paste Congress Hall end is a total loss. The crew
chung 10 the rigging until daylight, when they were
rescued by some OF our citizens, in q wnalebOa'.
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LEGS AGAISsr WIYos.-At skating match re-
Gently held at Madison, Wisconsin, mile was run in
one minute and fifty six seconds, starting included
II is ,aid to be the swfest time 90 record, and is
equal to ordinary railway express trains.
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Receipts OF Prod nae.

BY Ne E,is Ralsod Past Too Days 7s2bSs Flsur 9t
lhfs Butter ~ de- Cheese. 40 DO Lard 10 do. Tslo~
40 DO. Wool 81 DO Ashes Isl do Whisky 2l0 hbl Bee
and Pork 2o do Buctwbest Flour $50 sides Leather
dry merchandise.
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DEATH OF A STATE SENATOR.

PHILApELPHIA, Thursday, Dee 81, 1854
Levi Foulkrod, member of the State Senate from
Fourth District Of this city, died at his residence in
Frsnkford this morning. aged about SO year,.
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THE GOVERNOR OF NEBRASKA

WAsBISGros, Thursday, Dec. II, ls5i
The Union. of this morning, contains the ohici'
announcement o, the appointment of Mr.. w. Lizard
as Governor OF Nebraska, vice Burt, deceased.
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81 G.ra .errr y o. nan. t.a1-lrd4s J. ~ No Ne
Setr John CLARK McHsy KIpsrp0, r. :. tenrys Rch-
rsn5 p ~. Richmond T.. ~ F.-iso1i Olivia A Virgins
re'u,n W,r-isn. 1-tsle = ssr-i q l. Lowell bo7'n'
y l. H-uts.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, Thursday. Dee 81, 1854.
We have no alteration 10 report in the Money mar
ket to-day Stoks are firm. Reading, 49,; Morris
Csnsl. III; Long Island Railroad, al Penn. L. r.,
4Ol Penn. e. sol.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

hat State, for the establishment off Navy Yard At
Drunsvtck.