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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-27

CLEVELAND and TOLEDO RAILROAD
y WINTER ARRANGEMENT
On ana sfter MONDAY Nov "a 1883 Passenger Trains will leave
daily (Suadays excepted ~ follows
southern Division via Norwak.
Leave Cleveland st.......6S0 A 81, 500 and 40 ~:
Toledo at..........9lj AN $50 NJ ano A n
Forming with Shore and Michigan Southern sd
Northern Railroad The Daily Trains between bona
Chicago also Monroesle with MsnsneG
ssndusky Railroad connecting also At Clyde with Mao RIVER
.n5 Lais Ere Railroad.
Noriheru Division open 70 Ssndusky.
Leave Ohio City
y 3. PHILLIPS, Superintendent
Once C. and L Ii R.. Cleveland, Nov 1858
CTATEN ISLAND FERRY, foot Of Whtehal-st.--
- Fare q eo1ts TO QUARANTINE STAPLETON WANDER
sILT LANDING The Boso vll leave hour as follows
Iesvs staten ISLAND Leave Eev-Yort.
Y~ou GAM 10 Jpn From - NJ Pm
Night boa from the Island o'cloek. Fare q cents
Nsht boa from Nsyork ~ o'clock Fare ~ cents commuters
Included -. -. A.
An ap Night bosts o'clock oEa The Island 10 o'clock
flon EeW-YoTk.
Anew YORK and ERIE RAILROAD-Passenger
~ tain leave Pier of Duane-st follows, viz;
Day TNpre,s IT A. NJ. for DunkiTk
Mail al b:l5 A. NJ for Ema - ,,s,-
Wv 1873 NJ Dnnkirk and intermediate Stations
New turg Express at4 j. NJ. for Newburg
higlt EXpTtss at L. M for Dlnkrk anf buffalo
On 81 ,DAY only one Express Train, at D L. NJ.
Trains Dunkirk with The Lake Shoe
RaTod for Cleveland Cincinnati Toledo, DetIot Chicago nc
CHHS MINOf, Superintendent
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'0I H'''I' VI CtNARD No 4BOwlins oreea N


II Ton UNITID STATES MAIL SIZE We rs -Ihe shIps
Uprising tbs the ~ASHINGTON Capt NJ Fitch
HERMANN Cst E. Higgins These steamers stop at southampton
both going and returning -
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lNOR CHARLESTON aud FDOklDA-U. >. MAIL
u LINE1le and plerdd steamship JAS ADGER Capt j.
Dickinson u leave Pier No North River for the above port on
SATURDAY Jan g O'clock p VI. precisely FOR freight
apply board where bills Of adng viii be signed and for
ase TO SPOFFOBD TILESTON 4 Co, No 50 Broadway.
Throurh Florida follows Jacksonville SSl. Pnsfs
and PcOlata SSj
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ed Of thirc viii be skeu trocn fh
,aeIuhs ana Liverpool and found M prov sions
> From Liverpool %
be issued here parties WIS de-
of mir ding ouf iier friends ~ corrtsppnuns T"es
An experienced Surgeon ~til ls c.iI.sa o. '~' 'Nf
S,ysi Ar "a rayrn . sighi on England
--.L-.L
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-01-11

WASHINGTON, January 4th, 1854.
Nr. Cuttings northumberland Question
Of Married or Unmarried?
The resolutions of Mr.. Cutting came up in the
House to-day, and were tabled by decisive vote,
only three democrats voted against the motion to
York 'Hards.' Messrs. Bayly, of Va, Stanton, of
KY, and Stanton of Tenn. Well, that was proper
disposition to make of the resolutions. They pro-
posed nothing practical-could do good, and were
conceived in spite.
Judge Douglas introduced his bill about Nebraska
to the Senate this morning. It creates quite SEN
sation. Few, yet, know its contents. l hear he
has read it only to a few friends When it comes
up for action, you may look out for old fashioned
wincing and cavorting. If the administration sup
port it, the democratic FREE soilers will bolt the par
ty in a body. Squalls expected.
An affecting incident occurred to-day at the Navy
Department. young and accomplished lady was
to see the Secretary relative to some suspicious
which hung the legality of the ceremony of her
recent marriage with Lieutenant in the Naval Ser
conducted to house in this city, and there married
to her supposed husband, by person, ostensbly an
Episcopal Ccrgyman-that rings exchanged,
and for while they lived together, when he was
suddenly calledsoff TO the Pacific. Doubts have
been raised to the legality of the marriage, and
she entertans dark suspicion that there has been
an imposition practiscd upon her. Immediately on
hearing the ladys narrative Secretary Dobbin with
that energy and uprghtness of character for which
he is justly distinguished, peremptorily ordered
the Lieutenant to report, in person, to him, at as
early period possible; declaring, with emphasis
that if it did turn out to he true that he had prac
: ised fraud upon the poor girl, his should
be stricken at once from the roll of the navy.
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MARRIED.

In WILLIAMSBURG the evening Of the 27th ut, by JAS
z. Duty Esq, Mr. VIM. Weaver to Miss Nellie daughter Of
Cephas Daniel, all of Granville county.
On Wednesday evening, 14th ult by Rev. A c. Harris
Mr.. VIM. Strum to Mis- Mary Harris of Warren.
BY the same Tuesday morning Goth ult., Mr. james
T. Ferguson of Richmond, Va, to Miss Ann Wynne Of
Henderson, y. C.
BY the same, Wednesday morning, elst ut, Mr..
Thomas A. Dunn Miss Lucy Faulkner all of Warren.
On the evening Of the same day by the same Mr.. VIM
z. Rem to Miss Mary McGhce, all Of Granville
By the same, Thursday evening, 22d ult Mr. Thomas
F. Moore, of Frakn. to Miss Indiana Hart, of Granville
BY the same, at night of the day, Mr. James C..
Rndd to Miss Emma Lloyd, all of Warren
In Fayetteville, y. c., at ST Johns Church. the
ming of the Sd inst, by the Rev JOS c. Iuske Richard E.
Talafeo ESQ., formerly Of Petersburg Va TO Miss Susan
A, daughter of Col. o. r. futon, of Fayetteville.
In Guilfrd county Thursday the sth ult by the Rev
of Joseph Coultrun, Esq all Of Guilford.
In F9rs;th county, on ThHr.dav the 18th nit By the
daughter Of Andrew NJ Gamble, Esq, of FORSYTH.
In Davidson county, the day, by " Hoover Esq,
Mr.. Andrew Bowers to Miss +. c. Wilson.
In Davidson county, the 18th ult by W. d. Wilson,
Esq. Mr.. Levi R. Floyd to Miss Mary Leonard.
In Rockingham county, Thursday, the Goth ult., by
the Rev Robert Shreve, Mr. james r. Lindsay Miss Mel
yina G.. Ratfc
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srARrIING .NrEIL1GENeE.

STARTLING INTELLIGENCE *
Reported Wreck Of the Steamer San Frdncisco and
Supposed Loss Of all Board consisting Of Ser
en- or Eight Hriadred Persons Instant Relief Or
dered 6y the Secretary Of War dc
WAsHINGToE january 9TH. The dreadful news
has just been received of the wreck of the magnifi
cent steamer San Francisco, whchrecently leftNew
York for California with the Third Regiment OF the
United States Army on Board. She was seen in lat
itude IS degrees 20 minutes her decks swept all her
boats lost and completely disabled. 1t is feared
aery soul on board will perish.
Senator Gwin received this inteligencesthis even
ing ct five o'clock and Immediately applied to the.
Secretary of the Navy to send government steam-
er vessel of war in reach of the wreck to save,
,ment vessel fit for sea in any of Atlantic
ports. Senator Gwin applied to the Secretary OF
War, who, to his honor be it said, promptly author
lied the charter of steamship; to proceed instantly
in rearch of the San Francisco.
The Secretary of the Treasury will doubt dis
patch also all available cutters any of our
ports, on the same GRAND of humanity and duty.
Between seven and eight hundred persons are on
board the wreck.
The San Francisco is supposed to be the finest
steamer ever built for the Pacific trade She had
on board three months provisions for the troops
slowed away in her hold. Some faint hope still eS-
lists that some of the lives will be saved. X.
SECOND DEsPATcu.l
WASHINGTON, JAM 5. Owing to the loss of the
Winfield Scott the coast of California the ed
of December last the funds transmitted from the a.
gents of the State of California their agents in
New York for the interest on the State Bonds, due
on the LIST inst, have not arrived and the State is
thus for time discredited. Immediate steps have
been taken here in Washington to advance the a.
mount necessary to pay the interest forthwith.
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1A7rtpal of tie Illinois.

NEW York, JAN 8. The steamer Illinois, from
Aspinwall December &C. has arrived, bringing pas
sengcrs from Australia who left Melbourne Octo-
Der Doth She brings upwards of 100000 gold
freight, and 100000 in the hands of passengers.
Her specie is consigned partially as follows: Adams
& Co, $50, 900; American Exchange Bank $685., 900;
Wells Fargo & Co., 100000.
The Isthmus Railroad was finished within 90 miles
Of Panama and the company had commenced opera
tons at the latter place with 4, 900 hands,
The California State Agricultural Society met at
San Francisco, December 9Th.
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OPPOSITION TO THE ADNHIsTRAToS-THB House
SCsTAINs TIE PRESIDENT. On Wednesday last, in
the House. Mr. Cutting, of New York, called up the
resolution offered by him the day before, asking for
the correspondence between Secretary Guthrie and
Mr. Bronson. This was regarded the beginning
CT movement against the administration; and after
some debate the resolution laid upon the table
yeas 1O4 nays &C.
The position of the. administration on this New
York question, upon all others, is impregnable.
The factous may assa and dcnounce, but the peo
pie arc with President Pierce and his Cabinet; and
the House Of Representatives, gratifcd to
know, responds cordially and in duty to the pop
uar sentiment and confidence
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The Natchez Free Trader says that three names
are before the Democrats of that State for the u s.
Senatorshp: Gov. A G. Brown, Col Jefferson Davis,
and Gen Quitman. The latter it appears to be the
Free Traders choice -
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The news that Smith O'Brien had escaped from
Australia has caused great rejoicing among the Irish
citizens of New York. Mr.. Mitchell considers the
news reliable The letter, dated atDublin, stating
the particulars of his flight, will appear in the first
number of the. Ctizen which is the new paper soon
to be published by John Mitchell
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;, Mn. MCCLELLAND. The Secretary of the Interior,
Mr. McClelland, is man of middle age, successful
potcan and quite devoted to business of his Office,
"aich Is extensive and requiring much labor.
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NJOTICE.--LARGE SALE OF PERISHABLE- ES.
"a TATE and some 70 NEGROES to HIRE OUT for
The balance Of he and Large Quantity of Valuable
LAND for RENT-The undersigned, Administrator of
the late JoTS w ssER will to salO Public
ton at the late residence Of the deceased about
Goidsborough i'll the county of Wayne the 18th JAN
UARf instant and from day to day till all is sold all the
persable estate of the deceased consisting Horses,
Mules Cattle Stock Hogs Fat Hogs Sheep, Corn
der'Oats, Peas Farming Utensils about 900 lbs. Seed
many other articles ALSO, ut the time place.
some 20 NEGROES, consisting of Men, Women and Chill
dren, will be Hired the balance of the year and
q large quantity of valuable FARMING LAND be RENTED
out for the year.
TERMS-SiS months credit the pcrishable estate and
until the ls day of anuary the Land and Negroes.
Bond with approved securities required in every instance
before the delivery of the property.
JOHN EyERITT, Aans'y, dc.
GoLpsBotorGH, Jan. ?, 1854.
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There are some deformitics which attract no par
ticular attention, but man born without feet must
necessarily be notorious character
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TIE MAILS.

We continue to hear complaints of the irreguarity
of the mails in this State. We trust contractors
will, in every instance be ruled to prompt and
faithful compliance with their contracts. a friend
writes US as follows from OLD Town, Forsythe:
81 have to complain that we do not get your pa
Der until SUNDAY evening. The contractor who runs
the road to Nythe courthouse, and who ought to
wait till the Raleigh mail arrives at Salem, docs not
do So lie has now failed seven times Formerly,
when he waited he brought your paper here on
Thursday evening Ought not this to be altered:
We call the attention of the contractor on this
route to this matter.
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$ The REVENUE CUTTER DoBBTN, for whose safety
fears entertained is safe in the harbor of VIII
thence and went down in the last great storm on the
Atlantic coast -
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WILMrxGroS. January 6.

WIIMIsGToN January g.
NAVAL STORES. The arrivals of Turpentne continue
light and only about 2 bbls rcceivd yesterday
which changed hands 81 G5 for yellow So % for virgin
and s. Is for harda a $50 ifs The market is bare of
the article this morning and there is good demand
above quoationsIn Spirits Tupentine have sales
report and the market is quiet We learn that there
buyers cents but sellers asking higher
Nothing doing in Rosn. Sales yesterday Of $50 bbs.-
Tar at s. IS per bbl Journal
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Snow. We had quite heavy fall of snow for
THIS latitude, Saturday night last. 1t was about
foot in depth OF course it was much deeper fur
ther north
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ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD,
Counsellor and Attorney at Law,

RALRIGH, N. c.,
Will attend the County and Superior Courts of Wake
Johnston, Chatham and New Hanover He is found
at the office formerly occupied by the late Hon Will H.
Haywood Jr.
Raleigh, January 8, 1854. 16-w&sw6n.
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n OST.-ONE PROMISSoRY NOTE. made PAYABLE
h by II. u. ATKINSON & PHARAOH RICHARD
son to Z. p. STEVENS for -Four Hundred and Fifty Dol
and dated 18th of Nevembcr 1858. All persons arc
Richardson hereby forwarned from paying sad N,ts
to any person save myself
- 3. r. HINSAST.
Smithfeld, Jan. :, 1883
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VA ENTW ORTIZ MALE Academic

AIAJ AN!A .
w Trustees of this Academy take pleasure
ing to the public that they have occurred the
FCs H. SMITH, gentleman Of considerable experience
t'aeng and extensively known thorough teacher. The
Academy IS fine new building. Wentworth is rrmarka-
bly, healthy place and happily suited
establishment Ct permanent school Of high character The
Spring Session opens on the lst MONDAY in February.
Bourd in good families for large number of Students
5000 per nonhlights fuel, washing and hire
Tuition from S., 80 to SIS.
BY order Of the Trustees
JAMES IRWIN, Sec'y
January 2, 1854. i6-4f
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The amount of u 8. stocks redeemed during tae
last week was S609,T00.
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PHTERSBCRG, Jan. g.
The article of wheat quite active to-day prices much
advanced yesterday This increased price is
due is thought partly to the brought by the
Canada (Which is not very favorable to speedy terInna
ton of the between Russiu and Turkey and also the
fact, that large number of planters in this section have
disposed of Their CROP and the stock consequently much
reduced We have change report any other article
appended below.
FLOUR.--No change. We quote superfno So IS q 81
Family SIS So 80.
WHEAT.-Sales of strictly prime White mado to-dry at
81 65 az 81 72.-Red do at 81 81 az 81 65.
1OBACCo;-Lte coming in except loose parcels For
this good demand at from 81 so a So a good article
will command So 90 80.
CORN is dull at 81 q 60 cts for New-Od s5 q &c cts
COTTON is in demand at go. Some holders demand
e1SNG1 1hc.
GUANO.--we quote at s4s q s4s So Express
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The Railroad Troubles at Erie.


ERIE Jan 4. All is now quiet here, and nothing
further will be done until the decision is given up
on the injunction now pending at Philadelphia An
effort will be made to get the six feet gauge law re-
ted
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OFFICE &. G. r. R. Co
January 2, 1854.

OFFICE <. G. R. r. Co
Jan q, 1854.
FHNI1E BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF SAID
II Company passed order their lafc meeting in
Charlotte, by Which tho whole of the Capital Stock suberb
cd by individuals is called for and falls follows
wit; 10 per cent the Ist March next per cent
the st May next Interest will be required BY
payment be delayed twenty days after tie instruments be-
come due.
CYRUS p. MEEDENHALI, SEC. De Tres.
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GEN HoUsroN. During General Houston's recent
visit to Nashville, Tenn, he was received by both
Houses of the Legislature with the, consideration
due to his eminent services and position. a number
OF members of the Legislature and citizens called on
him at his lodgings
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A TRIMMER.

Such character, whether in private public life,
is of but little service to any any cause and
is to be avoided by all candid and honest men.
The people Of this country, who have been so fire.
qucnty deceived by politicians, cling with tenacity
tot those whom they have tried and who have never
Jailed them in moments Of difficulty alarm Incon-
Sistcncy is with them, but another for dsinge
Dnousness or dishonesty and in this they arc not
lar wrong If deceived once, in matter of principle
they hesitate long before bcstowing their confidence
again.
Honesty is, after all, the best policy in every thing
The trimmer, who tacks to every breeze, and
ranges his sails as to touch at every point where
ne may hope for advantage profit, must encounter
breakers, or later, and be dashed to pieces
upon them.
CoSsrL TO LONDON. The Richmond Enquirer says
the President contemplates the removal of George
y. Sanders from the position of Consul at London.
Sanders has involved himself to some extent in the
schemes ofrevouonists and conspirators in London,
and is a regular correspondent of the New York
Herald
Coon RUNNING. Notwithstanding the heavy snow,
the cars the Raleigh and CASTOR Road reached
here at halfpast six Sunday, in time to the
mail, having left Weldon about three o'clock.
The mails which were behind, were all brought up
on Sunday evening.
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Coming Canvass IN NORTH CAROLINA. During the
summer of 1854 must be fought in this State, not
simply the old party battle between Wings and Dem
ocrats for ascendcncy in North Carolina That con-
test has been pretty fully decided and few fears for
the result of renewed struggle need be entertained
since the wing party h. been compelled, by the
progress of public opinion, to abandon position
after position, until Democratic policy upon all the
old issues maintains undsputed dominion. But 1t
must also be decided whether the Democratic party
will remain true to itsefto its principles and its Or
eanization Whether the citadel of Democratic faith
which has bid defiance to all attacks from without is
to be betrayed by nominal supporters from withinor
to stand proudly up, bearing it's old unconquered
banner.
1t must be seen whether the South will support a
national President or will join in the canor OF his
enemies among the disappointed office-hunters OF
New York. 1t must be seen whether Democrats IN
North Carolina will move as one man, and that man
true Democrat or will allow themselves to be split
up by disappointed and defeated aspirants to Office
who have adopted the motto of rule or ruin 1t re-
mains for the Democrats of this State to 90 their
part. The ball will open. Let none OF us be
found wanting. WaL JOURNAL
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wv C. UPCHURCH, HAVING PURCHASED
Wv the interest of Mr.. POLICEMAN in the Grocery
Store Hargctt Street invites his friends
and the public his stock shall buy sell all kinds
of country produce and shall omit pains to acconmo-
date and give good bargains
Persons indebted Upchnrch & HoIieman. will please
call and settle with me, eafpRfzed TO close
up the business w. C1UFCHgRCH.
january 4. 1854 1Oo5-twpd.
Register copy four times weekly.
r. AW SCHOOL, ATHILLsBoROUGH,N C.-THE
Lnext Session Of this Institution will begin Monday
the 9Th day Of January. 1854.
- j. L. BAILEY
December a6tb, 1853 l2--w&ws.
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MUNICIPAL ELECTION On Monday last, an election
held for Magistrate of Police and Commissioners
of Fayetteville which resulted in the choice of War
rem Winsow, Esq, Magistrate of Police. The
Commissioners are:
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VAL!TABLE LAMP AND Town PROF

VALUABLE LAND AND TOWN PROP
o hcs dF fNb with aRa As p
the City of Raleigh of which the finest and
most productive low grounds in the State offered for
cleared is wooded grounds This situation is well known
to Of the citizens Of North Carolnr but invite
estate n life time will pass before such opportunity
will again be presented for valuable purchase.
have just erected SUPERIOR FIGURING AND TWO
CoRN MILLS upon the premiscs.-The Mills be
from the Dwelling House, and therefore oil
der the proprieofs observation. The Mills supported
by the best stream that anywhere found aud will
never lack for water being supplied b. Canal we'll con-
sruced upwards of300u yards length feet wide
with standing head feet wheel and feet face.
be employed using the water addition,
three other good and OVERSIGHT
or an foot breast could be employed for de-
An extensive varied attached to the
Further description this property is deemed needless
Persons desiring purchase will their inter
est to call and examine When they do will
THE TOWN PROPERTY consists of q convenient and
well located lot, with DWELLING HOUSE of six rooms
the Central Rail Depot and other vacant lots
All of which may be seen application to
January 8, 1854 - 15NSt.
A RTICLES IN ROSEWOOD, SOLOMON.
EAmade Portable Desks for Ladies Gentlemen some
of which are inlaid with pearl have drawers
lined with silk velvet. Our Desks very
complete.
Ladies' and Gentlenen's Dressing Cases. of Rosewood
Ebony, &c. plain aud furnished in variety. ~
Ladies Work Boxes of French English and German man.
ufacture seme OF which splenddy furnished and
very suitable for bridal OF other presents
Glove Boxes of rosewood, ebony enamelled wood, &c.
oder Boxes, OF ebony, Rosewood &c. with bottles
Work Boxes Portable Desks Tables Port Monnaes, &C.
Asi For sssSs i y Of the 'fii
Raleigh, January 8, 1854. - IS
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Liter from 7eras-7He Pac .tic Rail Road Bill
Signed by the Governor.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 4. The Steamer Louisiana
arrived here to-day with Texas dates to the 29th.
The newly elected Governor had been inaugurated,
and the Governor had signed the Pacif Railroad BILL
passed by the Legislature.
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Steamer Empire City ashore.
New York Jan. 5. Information has been receiv-
ed here, announcing that the fine steamer Empire
City, from New Orleans for Havana and New York
is ashore off Barnagat Shoal, Off the coast of New
Jersey. Her position is not yet exactly known, but
there are great fears for her safety. Her crew and
passengers, at last accounts were safe.
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COTTON.

The following circular, says the Charleston Mercu
ry, is from a highly respectable and intelligent
source and is worthy of thu consideration of those
interested in our great staple: e