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Washington sentinel., 1854-02-28

Bridger's Fort.-Leiters received on the 9TH
side, state that the Mormons have attacked Fort
Brdger, took il with everything il contained, and
carried those who were in il away. bound as pris
oners. One man paid 81, 900 to be released from
bondage The reason assigned as a justification,
was, that those living there had violated their fer
ry rights on Green river. II will probably be a
different case when we come TO hear the other
side.--Saeramento Union
Washington sentinel., 1854-02-28

Change I'm the Turkish Ministry.-Telegra-
phic dispatches from Constantinople of January
20, announce thai Meherned Ali Pasha the sui
tan's brother-n-aw and head of he war party, had
retired from the ministry, and has been replaced
by Riza Pasha
This news comes simultaneously from Paris and
Vienna.
A change had been expected for some time past,
and the event caused no surprise, II was, how
ever, taken advantage of by the Spectators OF vi
emma 10 telegraph that : the urksh cabinet has
been dismissed and new ministry, in favor ofthe
compromise with Russia, has been formed This
despatch bore selt-contraGiction It's face. II
well known that the removal OF Mehemet Ali
and the Captain Pasha was regarded by 'he friends
of the Porte necessary 10 the unieiiered action
of the government. Mehelnet had iill now sue
ceeded IN retaining Office partly by his influence
as brolher-in-law of the sultan. and probably by
his connection with the ultra Mussulman faction
and the Skeikul-Islsm. He was moreover. the
personal enemy OF Redschid Pasha, aud his retire
ment will, doubtless produce greater unanimiiy
instead Of change OF policy, in the Divan. With
the temper OF the Turks al its present heat, ane
with the active alliance Of England and France
the formation OF a cabinei favorable 10 Russia u
beyond belief Besides, The retirement of Niche
met Ali, the Captain Pasha has resigned, and !,
succeeded by Achmet Pasha.
We give this report il current. II viii
be observed, however. that there were some dis
crepancies in the statement, Riza being hmsel
the Captain Pasha.
Asia.--Advices from the 25th OF January from
Constanfinopie mention that military operation,
in Asia are suspended. Hurschid Pasha (Gen
eral GayoR) had been very successful in reorg aniz
ing the army. He had been enabled 10 pay NJ
their arrears, and this circumstance, together
with the seasonable arrival OF disciplined rein
forcements, had restored It's efficiency.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-10
THURSDAY. Feb. 9-P. ".

Aithe Morning Stock Board the market was quite buoy
ant with fair amount of bus ness, but upon the publicity
Of tie steamers news there gqsi panic Ere fell
Of 20 al which is Y CEN. below yesterday closing
price end below the price of this morning The market
sferN ard acted recovering portion of It's rnnes, and
Ere at the close "a asked, ~ bid showing no
change ir,m yesterday The buy ing in Of the shorts
tsneo The market this afternoon In s'o Ike gener lily there
vas little change Nicaragua 26i Cumberland 25 2'
further decline of = The dividend railroads were
well sustained New York and New Haven advin led to
lol NewYork Central to 10; Cleveland, Columbus &
Cincinnati lis Michigan Central, 1913 &C. showing inn
rsktt or Railroad Bonds, about $4,000 sold. IN
Gliding $4,000 Panama 1904 8lOOI and $4,000 Dal
phiD Cd Mortgage Is, which is advance the latter
of 2 cent tie consequence Of The completion OF thu
road and The promise Of the business sale OF s').J
L s Ponds, 1867, was made at 1919 2 cent
In Mining Stock, there is fair business doing, and
prices gensrsny sustained. The bids and asking
- - -, Re-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-10

rPfe CRt7S Bate reported hy telegraph I'm slrnar
m sp VS. ereckcd the outer bars c nathan nzht OF On
# Ga. eboa the g01d nave
r.thee o. after being the wreck loiFi
IL ofhc following persons Who mauued the M ooa'
stephen Bears J0sius y arse, Andrew
est,e David Hamm0ni and Abner sparrow Capt
we'll with Of being soew IA io,
un qfey were landed Chatham. Tie vessel aud cargo vi"
be total 'oas
Eevtn for Taner "a bslsst cp1ed - On the ith
ir. of Norvak ~ heavy W sqls Sue inmeds " h.ed
m otfr and vert r. ng has snl pat
oftb lows o which che took refuge iu-y were INen
of the sc'd BY 10 smes Gorhan pt Nchoi
Z, n Tor Fs River AID landed AZ BLACK 10 < tne
nothiTg tut the collng tny III on
Sic sneliy ,ce owned pat By the capn a.
iusurta n - ft
d. o1 Bor h bu wsTss hlying experienced very
stutus weather.
Scue Ngl POI kus m Bs'h for Boston lost VI deckoid
IF esrtotts split 6rssl and b and lot one aacaor In psvA
m t en- the Lighthouse Channel lost another an
cbSr End asdig when asance sent cut aut sac
YVES fowed iiuil
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spoken. &C.

Ian tin Npd,n from Fisncisco cor Shaugh.i ia oit
Nos Zh st 81 = lon &c W clipper ship Onward from
Bse Jet % Ion W ship s. Lawrence o. Ne~ York
tii LdiLz " g.. o.. ..--.-.
south .o,,,- t.... .,t. ...s.-.
,eb Min r sees showing signal OF four sl1sres two b.le
% 81 la sG lon 70 So Il ir with SPOKE sni pass clip
rerhip fyre h from Bo.ton oT San ksancf;o-by s"e-p
stslfs n, o. san sTsfcico . - -
Sin Ina 10 la from San Francisco for yapaFasN Nov
II lat II y lon ~ W . . ,- .,,c
o., l. lftt g. ou - IT. sap lnot N-i'ou D uaJs iioh
TL4iscc hia for s-n Franeise' - ,,,, r. r. a., d. -
jar H. A. on. T. sLP Emerald Isle from Liverpool for
10 d,te . n &c 10 ship Elvira Owen from Hayre and Ply
jan IT, st s. Is lon scbr Gleuroy Of Gardiner d. from
FLiladeIllla oI ITlaId.d
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Passeng,rs Arrived.

Il, tar.i Str ~ lie Bat f07 Sra Jgln1 C. min. Hdl
7 -4,ytrmtrd q Grant a u Rue- G " a.
~. J. Moran j. rel J. lisatas T. ~ Higes de5t 4
efrrs a FOsd L. 70, !. f lLsm W L She 1ptTd Ne Dc
ypt 4 Tcs'h Bile hen, W i, fease, W: A. u nselL X
ma :, Vefz VIM Rnex BeGord Capt " n HinfJrI, W.
C'i}n = p FiI T. L Mount, W g. OIo1d II. swain. J =
Ft'"eT Dr. Taylor kimcLard. !. ssiE W Mlson d "
80. / 4; Ca.s 81 y 10 Ms : out II Goil'tsn,
X,u.' h ". CaIcv. L. New en' T. White : Benaei'
IN. 1 No. pt r Duncan j. ID Hunt. J. smith Bfan,z
+? If5,rr r 4 Tbtei .ter c Ba loci IT, Ilynir1. % ".
Isttr " x hoft J. D. Pos. 'hest.r D. fnft Lard H.
E.,.r JrLff o & Acams Z. Booth Grl-1 Nus csg-
orr Ms NsT..eIu chid.sn Dr. IA cheocs iady d
otrrft,r Mss Cocns Gocs,ein Mrs T. hitg af gtsh r
Ont Turr lsdy end child Lelen sad want IL n'f
spi ,tytr, A. lady Gad child Capt u Bi6G9 al
children H. Rich y " fa'-
i,on Jerne snyder Mrs Edd5 and two children AMI 80
I, tfeoH u y Pc-ifr fr'm LreP DIR Na'derkemp W
Lren. Cap6in ice Nbite h-sis hoh auef heys 20
Df'rba,ours, strauss Oasiyer Mr. Ouatyer Mr. Ma
yor r Resar L Arsaleo W Garter Slime. NJ Asla ".
,Td Ns Faulkner T. Cole. Cap Bfadh q talner NJ
Wharton Me hutchinson M Htabese and en- Mr. ard Mrs
Sliu Mr. Bates S~eis Mr. spencer Mr. RomAn = 81 n.
Fsil "a Center Jackson Boston Doyle Mr. sEi
rrs Il pin Hossiog j. Deddow Jas NtukivRli ; Ba-Sli
I'd Oats T. Philips @. Clements rlOslroy, Nr and hrs
Eyr AID den, Miss Horne Congte O. Beetfn Mad
Abel ILielL A Hartman, Liganty' X D. Nion' I0ta4 D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-10

The Brooklyn and Jamaica Railroad have declared
dividend Of "a p cent
The Star Of the West from San Juan brings about
million of dollars freight and in the hands Of passen
gers We presume all nearly all this gold will go into
coin The Stevens from San Fran ,sco for Panama took
slOc6ooo ard the Sierra Nevada TO Jan Juan del Sur
ss73sO0. making the total semi monthly shipments
two millions. The advces from California indicate
nued dulness Of trade and scarcity of gold dust
quent uTon continuance of dry weather Rates of inter
eat on shor loans for good paper have ranged from to
cent, but long loans frstrae security have been
done at old rates say "a to cent The transactions in
stocks are advised to be small
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sTsrtr,s R-ror,ed By Taegrapi

CE,rLtsrox Feb -ssleS Of CorroS tot.y so bales a.
rrce, tsnrbE om ds The market cll and tending down
Cscrrws7 Teb 9Tts Plefes checked bucss in car
s,fe trvlr1 ir trlssr1ns had taken r-af
n IEovsioNs 80 fr Mes PORK &c W oulk fl'r ~
siodrs &c FOR pine ts-rsad Lard aid Ice ior kes Lai
FLoCr % 81 -
-afula.y ii lz BE- 4 - 81
&c The ders, e Il All the S3.'hern plr.. :, No.
p4uotss Hour has advanced SC Ohio sss e. - TsI -
rfe seek of CoT40S hfe - 60 bales Money IL tgat All
si,it FXcHa~cE New-Yofk Ills a. e dec 11n-
S.vtsSsu FEB Our COrToN market b. d. caed &C.; TIE
e.l.s today we're IfCs bales - safe
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Glorhins.
In CLOSE the

CLOTHING, SELLING OFF TO CLOSE the
Z BUSINESS At WHOLESALE aud RETAIL ~. L. Fol-
NELL q Fuionst will sell bis stocs OF Roadynide
Cohg per cheaper than can b purchased elsewhere IN
the city.
To wholesale dealers 10 per below cost retail at cos me
private Thi, huubug il chance for some
one % AK all the STOCK with the store.
FASHIONABLE HATS-Just finished, the most
splendid article offered Elegant French SILK H't, st
IN. Low price 80 usually sold Abo article AZ - o.
BROWN No l58 Canalst, one door from sullivan
StENs and BOYS CLOTHING-At wholesale and
WI cheaper than 1he best place TO act Mems and
Clotnz ready made made order, At J. NASOEk
Ri1,s No 81 Fultons. OF God Also, iarse soft
nept of Fgrnshns Goods and India rubber Clothing.
J VANDERBILT. No 81 Frton-st
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORr OF NETWORK.


steaushr South MARKS NewOrleans : Stanton
souih. rueT Even Charleston spodori, TilestJn Co
Sit-Nafonic siurgs c. aI~ston C. Duucin Parcf Hen
~ Huflbu London Grinue Muiurn Co uynclbe johnson
Lke1poo W Philips Johan LANCE lBTeml Lamse Liverpool
Williams 4 Guon.
Brs-Stela Hilbert Bristol Eng and market Stalker Coz
T 4 Kir,uan, ThuIston. Cardrnas Russell Ni1uing
sclosrers j. II Deputy Winsmole. Philadelphia J. Hand
Norh stse Horton Say,unah McCredy Mott Co; Jessie VIII
lsuson Windsmore Phi phia j. Hand: Cornell, howes
Hon MASTER Angel, Cienfuegos Myhew Ieibo. Go
Yorktown Beauchanp Baltimore master bsltnl sghi Bal
tiuOre johnson "a Los den
stesn eT-Loeust PoiD. Layfed Baltimore P. v Coal Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-10

vrr,r better .rd o 3fon bashsls sold ls st s7o2S
eac f reds sd ~ isdtli5 Or Pennsy vania white IA sore
Co.'S. heia A. IS. 'or byvs-a yelioV without l-a i1'nt
h. m. w sfFies RYE and Osrs are ~hou ,hsafe Ihe nsi
rCcC-frYs er' hut sales AZ limited 20 1i II o. '.'
flgf.e A.F Cop Porto Ilc1 -l- f B. aI- fa-l
MO N,isf.fs -d N' O-sls g N. % ~ 1't -
~ D., pro-rrc,s he dersr- good ~ hisl
r- cr rort ed ItT6 chccts sac COVE - - ,a'a %
a0E4l trh ErItz. -Ere- sd si-s r--se ~ -
r--. IS fr-. r. r.. NlfsAE % 81, -
ID = flr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-10

r.,,rd outward do .c, Brewer rbr.ae Bombay sl'' Aa'

Ent,red Outward do .cth. Brewer Thsne Bombay ' Ans
TN 20 S' 70 5s .i,t Jpa,. Newton D,uer,r,
Ar e Gsavsscrd n El.iibsth, Wilianieoo NeNf'1 ~
See s. .tcA, Hsaton. slsuslL .,. --,.r.
- wCSs-s C.-.F,al AiertrGrs; RI Iro Ct;.e Bsl'P
s,5e I'd Hrs,or. -sti. = a'afs Ssw Dlrlsart o., ID
q - 20 ~ liver Pisa Cnscu.t far sar1rah, Ara5 A.
erf-1 ~ ~ i.ri D. Y14s fuFt iit-taE ~ A'iia4-
81 fn New, l9,b Oaeen Of Oh, Os.ln 7la C1y Poai'
20 DsedsBs b. rnsa Ases usOB Ino lies hAss - Ino-'
Arr Il Gi.ncesier 2',h Helena Garry Newfort - , ~,
Ar ysTuouth zs Wasp, Psse Wilmington Tor hsi VIII
lbs Of bo,ti
50 Ia DO Igth. Ar.o Niehell Mobile
Al a. Totsy h M.ia rerssa Nays Ani Tsrp ~ siy;nn1l
Hens Sew.Orls-,; S.pis. Duncan, Do; Alfred NsItah
Frru - Nsvi1 Charles rham7ol. d Caroline D'N
9 Chefb9eTg l.th Loliss L,sa1s Boston a.. p
H-rsli's 18th, Jss Corner Co-aer Baltimore Nta ~
at - Bremen h Columbia Cscrsen Richmond 9cth Lon
tine. A-s SeV OresLs -s Rebeesl kssse5Ohn DO bstA
t.fero ~ Epi16ol, P,.n.n orleans having
zen &C. on Orpee Merrill, NevYork' 2A Fanoy H'rasA
fslo DO 4 relieon Goodins NewYork savannah snail
Ar - Psl,-mo lrh Ms,.hsw. Deyereur bo-ton' Nii'
Psui.t New lorss ljh. Helen + Ryder Smith. Gel2s go
c-..t',.I fcS.v Msl.s f,s Nss,i1s and Se {. YORK
Ar a. Ns,srs is,h, May +. Smith, Eidiiss Boston
Ar e. laval Cramps Donald v-rn.h' ' Saver
GO, Betn &C. Meitl Greedy DrgK Lolss. NORM New
YoIs-ru in FOR ssI and provisions ss1 captain 't
Lerrso. Jan 20 ne Guy AAnncii,s lad L1a any -1te
sdi NeIgoa Dock yesterday during The si4A IN ief
let iulW.ts So,
ueS jan OF by the scsror. arrived hsr
We-i Ian he James 'ader Whgl- Of sd fo Liver
roo som " CIests hh wsat 'sh ie o. tae b y" IN b.
hss wssled % he.ss saved ard placed t Of danger
Rc6tn during heavy gale rom on loia jan dove 30
bank. sr4 IT, q bard the lafter upset Winds w.,
s, 70 london Which rut in here li,h Jan with dan.
sge. hes been ,urvsyed. and commenced cschE.ins
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-10

The County of San Francisco has redeemed ss9s74 500
lis bonds at par The previous redempons made at 81
new insurance company of 100000 capital under the
Presidency Of c. W. Faber Esq viii so into operation on
the LIST prox
The receipts for January of the City railroads were
s,th.v.,...sI7Ss 81 S. Eighth s2l7S5 80
Some small amounts Of gold coming in from the int
rior and some parcels being shipped to New Orleans
for the purchase of Exchange
The advces by the Baltic are quite favorable as Sas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-10
STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.

n EM-iORk and MONTREAL RAILROAD LINE
VIA Bellows Falls Rutland Burlington wipdsor White River
bner 81 Johnsbury Montpelier st. Absns ADD Rogsas
70 osdensbuIgh and Montreal Ticket oces NewHsven
hfosd corner Broadway and Canst and ath and SHAY
Ilee are only two changes Of route between New
fsrk and Montreal Freight by the New Steamers Peck
clip. FRANCIS hyde, General AGENT No I57 South-st
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s.,,.of s,oe,s Philadelphia

~, M - en- SusO C.nal e. s.; $ cor d., cish -
ths pel Canal Is 90; 5000 Penn lvania . 80 "a
e., IS 6ss 60 - Al CO do, 90 d 20; SIN II 90
Sei a. elish C. - "a. k2CO0 ReGdng RI Is 40 ~ ~
81 rs CSapous 81 Chester Mining Co. D. q 10 ren3
SH "a ~ &C. - ssl. ~ Wilmington Rk, So Morris Canal
frvtts So Schu, hl Esv RsteIred St 70 aS o. ..
Canal lCf Pead Ing k ssh 100 Do s1Nl
~ q 20 Si Il ScAuyl Nav. ST MIN bin RR TO- leo B-i
y.- NssScu RR 100 Long Island RR b5 inst, 10
ss76l Schuyl Nav Is 81 % - -, -o,,..,p
Ks B,,ies-s6oo St Louis 6s IS cash 9ll 10 Reading R,
49, Fs4 10 LshisA6s 70 81 $500 Cit, Ga '83,
ls RsSg K Sch Nay Pref 81; harrisburg tK'
"a Nv oilers Gas IL; II Penn X, al. IL Union Canal
Isl Girsrj BAH Isl. . , , - %,
t,. i zee Perna IS 5000 SchuVt Nav Sc 81 ~
3 KssSrsg IS 81 SC DO b5 S6i IS do So So do b5, Sei;
Ia 80 Scbuyl Nav. Fre - Sl3 100 Co b 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-10

70, ps-feI LryEEPOoL Tuesday Jan q i15i
n, slvsrce noted srAet Of Fnc-y - .fmiT
Of he l4te z5.l4aut Of NaEi and
Ftrus l.ig tesu placed warehouse. while ~ s3l
direct into r hCi f- luf %
rroeuce seiusy Tor sale h r,7ed 1IPl
tbs combined FA t0e al G-i1- PFC
h-s ced ireT calo TIE fcT e Ip
rst1s therefore u1te generally large 51n1~ ~
Yesterday huf ecc o. iSJsS
CcFv tr isL good d4nald for Ireland
improvement value. tAe VARIOUS c-lE bri.si
f-r recovering the trcuo Pr-osty etlh1ed % ne
FtT thugh iis ar.n contl cons iofTli ot Inferior
j., md con 6iion evident slpf9- n cris "a. era
re ahas poteLttLs than % tlc leros pas
h- eo preceded las 10 s'r~" t-s e. ldf-t
n A. mex e. 10 hs spq henson o ~ -esl.tas =
OF GRAIN exports 0n the @1u rofts o. 10
Bfct eresfer eubsrE-nt IN pr'c1fag ti1-s siP
rf mem plated DO tle n-1n line tl l
IN sea tprtt7s be fUThrd with B2s4osIUfF e "a -s
tlsu t.1t urcng h-ir probable receipts from ne inter-
IN h.r owl conumpon durag TIE Fnter their Makes are III
I,1s ard aageT quantity o. WHEAT and FLOUR n
rr,gtor 70 Fhncc than 10 this county lh euuNed H"iA
tf,ic,s oftae itih iut, vii be found interesfilr
inn ors for tie 1eTs1e 5lt have ~ ben
tefislly increased By sTris Fl nee fnfay las
attendance 0f burets A. our m1k't
6tO + ruhel upon the curr1c o. s
6ev vAs tsufray demanded ior WHEArs' plcItsfs A'-
conr ,tIy Ii The eztelt u 1sats Fs ony
hifn
il or or two nssDcts BIS ushel FLOUR quoted
lbl deaftr. but cid lot ulo, 2 freely
IN BARLEY have only retail trade previous rates BEANS
grd 10 ,-s e. sales the u0nnsly rather lower
IsrIkN COFN Tor ireland aud some
ceis have ho prices glins 20 = r. a9,fe
81 81 n lasE
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niehnrd.on Erothcrs q Co.'S Circular.

PEI PocfcI LIVERPOOL lst No I'm 81.
The weather continues mild lss heavy ss Of ~nd sa4
ih uorLirr u.Eca faln
An ecti,s experienced FOR G re leading srtc IS Of
~ lat and each both WHEtT and fL)'k nave
fund Improving p -et INDIAN tJ2N n1s $50 0-
IL goc I'd /. Tor sh'V pm III 80 Ireland .
ud8uoe ilers and ders ana OF
OIL m from surrounding dsrcs who purchased WHtA - a
f,cl ,xs1f Ia prices u Friday az u - I'D rs
O. the diF iu1 We
sesu 70 proportion e arrivals OF the as ten Gays
10 .yss limited. the remark vii Gppy 70
Tterr for wticl ere demand aui Irrs q4ais 81
Pstiuorc aud Phi a6epha realized "a ga - ex sr d ron
Us.,t,rse: boltcrs We o. e.y Offering tle-ea
eco~ nolv INDIAN COsS 10th f shpn ntto Ire a11 anl
fr eccrg advance Of 6a = $50 s over ne Pic Paf Oh
Friday a.. .tt. ..., t..
lot uaf,d The b. &C others tie sac mas DeeA ~
linn ted, yfeuf o.. IS a. The ruces 81 tle zls
the Gvsn- demand lls 0ecl s- - only u
RITA q C-d.
Icxf - viii change.
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,rioes at the Mining Board were

The Exchange market is dull and heavy at previous quo
tatons.
In the Freight market there is little nothing doing
parties waiting for their letters Ship owners asked
higher prcesl3d for Grain and for Flour to Liverpool
Engagements before the news, 10000 bushels Corn I'D
To Ravre, eco bbs FlJur, 95c.
fbe receipts at the Sub Treasury are slllea8 Paid,
<l5,l3s; Balance, Sj,i2J,2O5
The official receps of the Michigan Southern and
northern Indiana Railroads for January larger than
stated yesterday, and exhibit very encouraging of
traffic. The figures are:
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Arrived.

Us steamship P's1e Nye - from ri LysPoo j5n 2 Ti;A
severe experienced the Asia so miles ea Of Sandy
steamship Jams;toyn, ciseady Norfolk AID Richmond with
ne.e sre poe. 20 lge an fieasp'' o. s., 60 r
with pss ard sold to Chas Moran
&c - Esse ( Hsasid 9i'''''
ship NIcey packet Conn, Hs7e q d. with naase ard pass
BlI& Peter Ds@I Hocy, savannah, ds with &c
BHsE RemiBstcn ofMy,c Sawyer, St Marks &c days with
Brs cOe Hubbard, Marks and Key West u d with
cotton, SC to smslwoOd. Andersen Co.
Big Hope Beer Belize Hond) Jan Is with mahogany and
Be J,bn Taylor of St Gorge Ne Sleeper. L.suan, a d,
with sNeod SC master lie A T experienced heavy
sell CEa, Mil, Smith Wilmington " c. 5ds with naval stores
5etr American Clppe, Philip. Virginia with oysters.
sChr sash, Mitchell BALTIMORE, da' with flour % master
sI Bsm0Ie o. with ao c TO a sn5 RE, to
stif csnAa Co The a experienced very heavy weather
SER Narr.Iet wosuu Petersburg adsy. with -four, ke to
sr Else.h fNs Ts =. s. Ni5' 2 !.y; viii in, e0f
P i S2' NOBLE bound to Ss Yo1s h a. spoke '
sclr trAve, Nelson, Virginia With Oysters
sc Ens Fsles Wa hipson n eas with naval te
SER Ann Mss cSnlrn. YewOeu c. ID. With naval
SER Mead ssiye Y.vbern n c. day, aay. stare.
otson spencer Washington c. sd. with naval
shr Miner, Wright ROses Norfolk Va days With
stbr S.,h P1ier Rogers. Baltimore day. with aOar to
seh C Dosbn Storing Ne~bsrp. &C, 5d.y. vita corn
master.
sch joseph Crsrca Crowel Baltimore, days with and
four
Sen briEs Moses from Charleston; Hampton,
Caye,; also, one brig Unknown.
sAlLED-S ship southerner for Chaheoa ships Ashbgr
NeNlisus Liyerpos Arab Ballad. Parth-on,
LverpOol bark W NASH Was Trinidad de cass,
and oth
WIND-Dar.ns the day ws.w
FTURNEDThe schr Zees;er Dlch) Neunebarg hence
ncrerteh Hoknd. consequence pumps
ehcsied and the vessel lesky.
schr Indsno rAsted Cahcst san Frsnesco from Syi
w. reports Len sydney Nov g. arrived Tahiti Nov
s rohiug and busnes dun; Swss Boy hAi arrived let Ia
Iii Dec and arrived thAns Slst let Jan arrived
San FFaneco h Dee 50 OF 0wyhee spoke hp Noun; yern0a
Nye. 10 days ouifron Honoula- al well
fPER PAcITIcl
Ar Liverpool Jan > HGr.equ Logan SewYork 2ist, I'd
mud Wehnann. New Orleans josiah Brsdlee 2d
Rhine Melcber Alexandria City Manchester Leieh Pha
oelpha I'd Antarctic stoufer, Newlork Africa HArron
DO 4tth IuseaEoFs Tuey, PhlLdslphA 2h, FideA Dixon
NewYCfk.
SD from do 2th John RutledEe Sew.York; Bell
PencietoD Boston Nsf Monroe. New Orleans g. H.r
Arey Phlsdelphs; Enpxe state Briggs New YORK ga
snNogs TTask New-YoTk; Id Queen Of the wes,, Hlles
Nsw-loIb
In The river outward bourd a5h NewYork Hosebnson
lcfk. Usk. Dudley Ssn Fraucisco.
Fptrsd inward Lopdon Flnuil Hall Bsns Caleuit.
Edtb Julie Burhorn Sew-York AbeOnA
shitiA Boston; sd Lsnsr Mayhev New York; Elizabeth
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Ky Telegraph.
DIsn.ters. Sc.

NEW oRLEASS-Arr Feb snip Nedsor Nev-iork Beio"
ttter = ir r.scelt Cfv. Nes York via Havana
CHAELESTCN-ArI Feb Q ship Herschei NeTY5-t
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PsssengeT and Mais. ...........,.......Si9G Ga y
Freight and Miscellaneous. ...... 50 'G3 8S
fcteI .s..ss.,....s.. ...s...'..tsl 8o55 ~
Receipts Of January, 1853 .............. 50& 0 -
Increase equal to 81 T. cent.......s4l,G57 81
The increase OF the business OF the Worcester and Nashua
Railroad stll continues
FoT Dee 1853 the incresse Dec. 1852 wassli75 81
For Jan 1851 over Jan lis0 50
Making In two months e. 9j4 o.
These two of the smallest business months in the
year The monthly increase would give near $4,000
in the whole year and the relative increase would
give over $4,000.
The following sales were made at Auction by A. II.
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT james Cum

~ against John c Thompson, James Hitchcock A ss
Robertson Alexander Osbourn, Bernard Dpuredoors go
Eew. Lace d. KBizht james Cummings samuel res-
oliver Housb Judah p Cvre, Charles r Carre ssd W.
Cure-(summons for money demand on contract 10 49,
BALD ROBERTSON and ALEXANDER OSBOURN, or m'1 !.
hereby summoned and required 20 answer
ppt this action Of which copy herewith served sp1
and 70 Of 10 The said complaint On NJ
,crb,r office Nos 20 and II AerehsntS Enchanss
elusive Of the day Of such service and you fa 20 answer ~
cop,nt within the time Aforesaid the pi.lnuf In this etn
sr.n. you for the OF hundred thsse
dollar, with nteust from the seventeenth day Of Noyembn
thou eight hundred and yso, besides the eosn ~
ton.-D.ted February !, 1884 ... -, , ,., -
febi0 laN6WFn- y. 7. COWLEo PlAhnIs AI's7.
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philadelphia Markets

H.. :. THURSDAY, Feb q 1854.
the sane a. at noticed HE FLnrs usrSet Tsry s Aolt
Se,tr arc slsfs Are holding foe steamer. o
noeiD eAPeea About 0 bbs disposed OF AZ a.
iot sapeInne for fancy eSrr
Ire he oemahd within above range of pr~
CesS MEAL inquired for and Pennsyvana Meal .s
hs fTiee I0t paee hfs FLOUR held 80 Dbl without ss