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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-02-03

REGULAR WEEKLY SALES OF GROCERIES AT
AUCTION,
BY DA VS. d SWANN
ON TUESDAY, 9TH FEBRUARY. 1855,
the undersigned will continue their weekly sales OF
Groceries at Auction that day, the 9th nst will be Of
fered for Cash:
IS bids prime Sugar. all new crop;
l25 bbls Plantation Molasses;
Is Sugar House do
loo bags Coffee;
$50 boxes assorted Glassware;
30 boxes Tallow Candles;
Is boxes Bar Soap;
10000 Melee Cigars;
$4,000 Havana do;
20 boxes Tobacco, various brands some of the best
Virginia;
so bbls Cincinnati Rectihed Whisky;
10 {" American Brandy.
With variety Of other articles.
Feb8 DAVIS SWAMI.
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TUST RECEIVED AND IN STORE
81 $50 bbls KanaWha Salt;
50 bags fine Salt;
90 hhds prime Sugar;
so bbs NoIasses;
20 Il bbls do;
go bags best Rio Coffee;
100 bbls Rectfed Whisky;
IS bbs fine do;
s bbls French Brandy;
S bbs S. NJ. Wine
100 pkgs assorted WOODWARD;
so doz Buckets;
doz large Tubs:
5 Nest do;
90 dcz BrO0ms;
10 doz Wash Boards For sale by
janSO MOULTON REED.
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HENDERSON BROS,
TACTICAL PLIMRERS.

HENDERSON BROS,
PRACTICAL PLUilBERS,
% Deaderick street, Nashville, Tennessee.
TVNHEY preparedto fit up Hotels and Private
i Dwelling Houses. both in town and country, sSrn
with the necessary arrangements-such Hot, Afss
Cold, Shower and Spout Baths Water Closets Wash Ra-
sirs, Wash Tubs, Pumps, &c
Branches taken from the Main Pipe, and Hydrants put
up cheap; also, Old Hydrants repaired.
~ Call and see Onr Force and Lif Pump which
is very useful in Of fire. (jan26-3m
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GROCERIES AT AUCTION BY LANIER PHILLIPS.
Il N MONDAY, 9th inst, we will sell for cash a large
" and general assortment of Groceries, viz
30 hhds prime sugar; so bbs Pixies Whiskey;
100 bbls Molasses; loo bbs Corn do:
$40 bags prime Rio Coffee; 10 bbs Brandv
100 casks Carb soda; 10 casks pure Malaga Wine
100 boxes Bar Sosp; go reanrs Wrap Paper;
100 kegs Nails assorted 50 boxes Pickles assorted;
20 6bs Aackerel; 20 boxes Pepper Sauce;
100 Kits do 81 az; 20 boxes Catsup
so boxes Melee Cigars; 100 boxes fine Cigars
feh2 LANiER 4 PHILLIPS
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t'OR RENf.-The Roam adjoining Cfcs. lately
4 occupied by w. & r. Freeman. As oar gg.cs - hs
most Pab'c l1cs a As ety ol this the ueXi mssl
public. aud IS a tine stand for Rgv business
LINDSEY 4 CRGGkEFr,
lsn2l So College street.
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Public Sale

Public Sale
OF A HANDSOME RESIDENCE IN EDGEFIELD.
WYE will sell Public Auction at the Court House. W
w sold previously at private salel at II o'clock A.
NJ, on SATURDAY the Cd day OF February, that desra
BILE Residence of E. P Estes ESQ., about 500 Yards from
the Public Square The Lot fronts 100 feet Oldham st.
and runs back $50 feet to an alley Is feet wide The
provements consist Of desirable Frame Dwelling with
rooms fire places in rooms) Kitchen. Smoke House
Stable and an excellent Well of failing water.
TERMs-6, 12 and Is months credit with interest for
notes well endorsed payable in bank and lien retained
Possession given Immediately. Persons wishing
anime win call on u.s. or K. p Estes the premises.
J. L. Il K, w. BROWN,
r. r. GLAscoCK, Auct'r. Az Cherry street.
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SEEDS.

SEEDS-
n BBIS Glover Seeds, fresh;
III loo bushel Clear Blue Grass;
$50 bushel Striped Blue Gsass;
b5ls Timothy Seed. For sale bv
ianSO. hOULTOS REED.
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NEWy DRUG STORE.
s. L. DEGoynLs. Il. C. BELL.
DEMOVILLE & BELL,
No. 26 Cherry St, doors from the corner of Union)
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, PERFUMERY, TOILET
ARTICLES, GLASSWARE,
Window Glass, Cigars and Tobacco,
And all Articles usually kept in Drug Stores in the South

80" Physicians Prescriptions carefully attended to, at
any hour of the day night by Of the propetors in
person and families may feel perfect confidence in the
purity and the with which all articles prepared
and put I'd jah3l
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NNTIND0W Glass-all sizes; Glass Ware, Linseed Oil,
w White Lead Lard Oil, Spirits of Turpentine, Putty,
Alum Copperas, Birthstone and Soda.
ALSO. fine TObaccos and Cigars Together with many
other articles usually kept in grocery houses.
ianSU-lm. MOULT0N 4 REED.
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ELECTION NOTICE.
TIME annual election Of Seven Directors 20 manage the
L affairs of the Nashville Gas Light Company for the
ensuing year. will take place the office Of the Company
Saturday Sd March, 1855
jan3-tf Jas. Ii. KENDRiCK Secretary
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NASHVILLE HIGH SCHOOL.
DUBLlC SALE of TWENTY-FIVE BUILDING LOTS
j. in Hynes' Addition TO Nashville DO THURSDAY
the STH OF FEBRUARY next, on the premises. viii
sell at public sale, Twenty-Five Handsome Build
ing Lots, credit OF twelve, eighteen and twenty
four months for DOtes satisfactorily endorsed payable
bank and Z lien eained
The Lots donated by the late Col. Hynes TO the
Public Schools Of Nashville and sold for the purpose
OF raising means to srabe the Corporation Of Nashville
and the Board OF Education to put school system
into successful operation. We hope all good citizens will
attend the sale These Lots convenient to all portions
OF the city, near tie Railroad Depot and in randy i'm
proving neigbbOrbOod.
Our band bills with plot OF the ground will be ready
in few days.
~ Sale positive and without reserve.
LINDSLEY Il CROCKETT,
JGn24-tf No SO College Street.
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In Chancery at Woodbury..
Martin W. Armstrong 0swin Alexander and Elan
Alexandria. Injunction and Attachment Bill.
TT appearing to the Clerk and Master from the BILL which
is sworn to this cause that Elan Alexander is
resident of the State Of Tennessee that the ordinary
process of law cannot be served him. Therefore il is
ordered that publication be made Of this order, in the
UNION AMERICAN, newspaper printed in The city Of
Nashville Tennessee for thirty days. requiring the said
Elan Alexander TO appear before the Honor the Chance
or of next Court Of Chancey 10 be held in the county
of Cannon said Sate the Court house in the town of
Woodbury.. the rs Monday in April next. 1855, then
and there to plead demur TO complansns BILL
the will be taken for confessed to him, and
down for hearing &c PIrte. THO. q. WOOD,
Jan 30-30daysw Clerk and Master.
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The Board have this day declared dividend of per
cent on the Accumulated Capital payable in cash to the
holders of scrip on demand Also, dividend Of II per
cent on the earned premiums up to aud inclusive of the
3lst day OF December 1884 for which scrip will be issued
as heretofore
The annual election for nine Tru tees and three Inspec
tors will be held the office Of the Company on TUES
DAY, 18th February. G. J. f. WHARTON,
feb2-2w Secretary
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FURNISHING GOODS.

FURNISHING GOODS.
CHIRTS of every variety fine aud medium qualities;
= Undershirs and Drawers Silk and Wooen ali kinds
do do Cotton, Plain and Net;
Half Hose Silk. Wool and COtton-a variety
Gloves, Kid, silk. Buck Beaver and Cashmere;
Silk and Satin Cravats and Scarfs-fne:
Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs- hemmed for use;
Robes Suspenders Umbrellas Canes Carpet Bags, &c
Received and for sale by MYERS MCGILL-
NORPORATION TAXES.-An persons owning
property within the limits of the Corporation Of Nash
yie who taxable therein, requested 10 call at
the Office of Lindsey and Crockett College street, and
give in lists of their taxable property and polls for the year
1855. Office hours from 10. A NJ. TO 4, = NJ.
A. v s. LINDSLEY, ! ,..o.
janSl-1Ot WIN. A GLENN, A'SeSS''S
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FOR SALE
A GREAT EARGAIN-

A GREAT EARGAIN.-We are Tow tlsting foe
n sale Lot on Broad Street. adjoining the Blacksmith
shop OF David ~ Allen. The Lot fifty feet front ~
one hundred and forty Deep with alley 10 the rear.
II Is for sale on the most accomulod ting terms EprIy
10 LINDSAY CEOCKETT.
jan21-lm ag C.IIaOs sfreat
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In ALL 50l prizes, amorrtin- to ...... ffoeo1
~. Tickets $lO-lIslves and Quarters in proportion.
Persons wishing Tickets in Nashville viii please leave
their orders with Mr.. H. B. CHAMPION who Is author
lied TO receive and forward them and % whom theschens
and drawings will be regularly sent.
compliance with the above viii save much time aad
labor Necessary to individual orders from time
time.
81 Every prize drawn at each drawing
~ Bills on sll solvent Banks taken a. PAR
"a All communications strictly confidential
SAMUEL SWAMI. Agent and Manager.
Sign Of the Bronze I.a-e
Jlu3l-2cd Montgomery Ala.
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NEW BOOK ON sPIRITUALIsH

NEW BOOK ON SPIRITUALISM.
esprit COMMUNION: A Record of Communications
from the Spirits pheres with incOntestiba evidence Of
personal identity, and Observations and Essays by
J. B. FERGUSON. Union and American Steam Press.
This is one Ct the most remarkable books of the age
whether regard the nature Of the Spirit Communion
Ons records the strange disclosures presents the
clear and finished statements and arguments upon the u
turs life its able and distinguished Editor has offered its
eloquent pages II is well adapted to the object had
in view and must command extensive circulation. No
read it without being profoundly impressed with
the consistency of its philosophy the rational character of
of its religion the beauty and submity OF its appeals and
the honesty and eaIeSsDess of its author.
For sale o! the Book Stores Of the CITY, janI3-f
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Sixth Annual Report of the
UTUAL, PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY

OFFICE Mutual PROTECnON INSURANCE Go.
Nashville January 80, 1865.
FENHE Trustees required by the Charter submit the
Il following statement of the business of this Instu-
ton for the year ending the Glst December last wit
BY amount reserved on the LIST January 1854,
to provide for the unexpired risks ......S l9597 90
BY Interest Account ..................... lIs5 s6
By Premiums received Fire Department 49,. 3Os5l 90
Marine do ...... 20 $40 %
Life 10 800. 1859 81
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New Banking House.
JOHN D. JAMES. a. WIRELESS DAVE n. JAMS
JOHN ID. JAMES s. CO..
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE DEALERS,
Next Door to the Bank of Nashville,
NASHVILLE, TENN

DANVAINS! bAItUAINS1
VXTE are now offering great bargain in 6 desirable
w Brick Dwelling with elk rooms, No. ~ Spruce
Street, between Church and Broad
Also, Tract of Land Isiniug about nneyiwO acres
near Franklin College adjoining the lands Of Rev T. Fan
ming Smith and others. large portion of The land is
timbsred and the attention Of Bnckmakers is particularly
called to it Apply soon to J. l. K W. BROWN,
jans0-lOt AN Cherry street.
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Personal Intelligence.

Mr.. Victor Considerant and family left Brussels on the
18th of January, for Texas, where he goes to establish a
colony.
spacious and elegant dra wing room of the st. Charles
Hotel overlooked last evening with the taste, beauty,
fashion ard gallantry of the city, and, we may say, OF
almost every section Of the country. Among the party
were Mrs. Gen. Gaines, who. as usual, formed the centre
Of many q group during the evening, whom ehc charmed
amenity Of her manners; and Mrs. Octavia Walton LIE.
vert and Miss Levert. both of whom Joined in the dance
with great spirit, and with whom many tender Leave
takiDgs were had, 1t being the eve Of their departure for
Havana, where, having passed a few days, they are to
embark for Europe. Mrs. Leyert appeared, upon this
occasion, IN the su perb dress she wore on her pressnta-
ton to Queen Victoria, on her last visit to England.
AT the st, Nicholas Hotel-Prof. w: Hooker, New Haven;
e. NJ. Roche, baltimore; u: penalon, Porto Rico; John
Mace. ESD, Bath; 5sdse Wilkinson, Aiaesma; W; 4.
lett, HorI eisyille; A. Lamhard, Boston; Capt. J. j.. Day,
Norwich; G. II. Wagner. vr sinia; Col. Story. Illinois; b.
baltimore: T. sanford, Mobile; + Y. Talects, Albany;
Gen. {: N. Reed, Erie; 7. Hubben, Charleston; J. Il. Welch,
At the Metropolitan .notel-non. W. C. warne, Pa;
W. {. Wagiey, Illinois; Sol, Killers. baltimore; T. Hiilsn
Geo; j. Doan, St: Ieui.; S. $. Mark, Louisville; j. d. EDDY
u. 5. Army; {. Gordon, Savannah.
Al the Prescott Houst-Hon. {. Ernst, Cooperstown;
baud, New Jersey; Mr.. Holbrook and lady, New Orleans; A.
s; Ripley, Esq; Msss; J; Ripley, Esq, Mass, Sam. White,
Esq, Long Island; Dwight NJ. Babcock, Cooperstown; Col.
r. X. Nelson, Lake Superior.
From New Orleans and Havana, in the steam ship BLACK
Theodore sturgcss. Mrs A $ Butler, d Iilton, 9 Teare, Miss
A Bullock, J McCArty, L Holland, lady and two servants,
J S Alfonso. Pedro II Durze, Il Morales, II J Tucker, Henry
nephew, John Pecheman.
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two O'Clock, from the M. 4. church, ID s'uth second
street, between Fifth and Sixth streets, withp." tursner
invitation.
Suddenly, Of disease Of the heart, LAuGnus MocASs, .
native OF the county Longford, Ireland, aged 50 yesrs.
His friends sind acquaintAnces, aud those Of his sou6,
John and Joseph, are respectfully invited TO stteni his
funeral, from his late residence, No. l55 South Third
street, Williamsburg, tomorrow afternoon, ct two
O'Clock, without further notice.
Al her residence, In Greonburg, Westchestsr county,
ON Thurscay, February !, in the 87th year Of her age,
Mrs SARAH BARKER TonPnSs, relict OF Elijah T~ompkins.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to st
tend her funeral, at tbs Presbyterian church at White
Hall at eight O'Clock.
In Bergen, N. j., ON Friday, February 2, ANN skEorHLY
GILBERT, wife Of John Gilbert, deceased, !sged 70 years.
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited to
attend her funeral, from Grace church, corner Of Erie
and South Seventh streets, Jersey City, tomorrow after
At his residence, in North Bergen, N. j., on Thursday,
February i In the SD year of his age, Mr.. JosErH WEBB,
formerly OF New York.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, tomorrow afternoon, at
two O'Clock. Carriages win be in attendance at the ferry,
Jersey City.
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Mr. LTrrLKtmIp moved that the ballot be declared
unanimous.
Mr.. wKxD-"As one of the minority, I should object"
Carried.
In answer to loud calls, Lieutenant Governor RAYMOND
appeared and addressed the meeting. He alluded to the
slavery question and the position Of W. b. Sc ward 10
relation to that question. He was . man the South
Of freedom than by returning W. b. Seward to the San
ate. ne was happy at the result Of the caucus, and at
confirmed by . vote Of both houses.
Mr.. LITrLRJoHN followed in answer to repeated calls
he had heard much about the Union, but the State OF
New. York had done more tonight for the preservation
Of the Union, than they could do in any other way in a
quarter Of q century. He predicted that before the sun
tsnt parts Of tie country that New S' York had been faita.
full to her ~favorits son.
He was followed by Senator Crosby, when the caucus
[From the Albany Argus (soft shelly Feb. q
THE SENATOR QUESTION.
The whig caucus, held last evening, indicates pretty
clearly the &c election of Mr.. Seward to to the United
States Senate. OF the Senator's, l6 were present. Sena-
will vote for Mr.. seward, which will give him a majority
in the Senate, without counting the vote Of Senator
Field, who was not at the caucus.
Or the members OF the House, "a were present-just
one.half Of the whole number or the absentses,
Messrs. Chester, Platt and Wisner, are confidently count
cd BY Mr.. soward's friends. Unless some improbable
receive o majority in both branches of the Legislature.
NAMES or MEMBERS PRESENT.
The roll beiog called, the following were found to be
srsATons-Messrs. Bishop, Bradford, Butts, Crosby,
VIM. Clark, Dickinson, Dorrance, Hopkins, Monroe, Prau,
Richards, Robertson, Sheriff., Walker, Williams, and
Yost-16.
Mr.. BISHOP stated that Mr.. Barnard had been c,lled
away from the city before the call for the caucus had
appeared.
AssEMBLYMES-Messrs Baldwin, Baker, Beecher, J.
Bennett, J. P. Bennett, Beyen, Blakeslee, B~iatchford,
Boynton, Brush, Bushnell, Churchill, Clark, 4. Cole, 8.
b. Cole, Coleman, Comstock, Davidson, DOMAIN, Eamss,
Everest, F~airch,li, Fitch, Gleason, Hull, Jimmerson, 9.
!, johnson, Knapp, kirkland, Leigh, Littleleld, Lourie,
70, Paine, D Palmer, pennoyer. Phelps, Ramsay, Ray
mond, Rickerson, Rhoda, Robinson, Schuyler, b Smith,
s Smith, Speaker, ~stebbins, Stuyvesant, Terhune, g.
G D. Williams, wilsey, wooden-64.
Mr.. Wisner was stated to be at home, sick.
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2. shore On earn. ss..s . .sisS !. sAi nov Iis. ai'Gs;:si.
Sss. ear 81 g Y Ssa S., The G iHss, IN = ). . ..a.a, s .s;ss shs s III, Y
come total wreck. Several pieces ofths bottom Of thsvs
s ss.s %o S.;as I. :S.,.Hs SSiss:ati, sad Is likely 70 b sss
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Indus, Thompson, Bahia and . markets 'ehr John HA'
ID BOOTH nXy;wx.r ian . .sss LsGi: T,Isi1, 9ssn
iss SSs;n :ssr John BsiiIi Ham. RKsssSas "a h e, f Ms11,:ssl =,
RI; .i s1s jane jan II 4 a eiisssa ~. Sse a.ss.sS "a 'tIsi.:; Ss AZ 4
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SPARKS !. y.SmsI lsth uit; h0p pain Lish. ci Iss:",s
s sis. Viz y. a asi Ysnt asii Sls sssa B s'.,S'' cs ssss sTsSi:
ff isa.lis; .s Sn1sri k III asry smi "a; fssSSs = Fsss.
Purvers, Tanslsr; r r Johnson Brooks, .Bsltin ore; Loe
S %:.s:a, I Sssss' s, slight * s.n e 81. Bs S1s ssss 's:i%Si!
c sss,'siii i PSi1sdsipih as;n sshr: :s Mary s crsson ri.a s"ss. CARDS
novard, crcvsiii;. NYorS Eugene, Parker, and inn''
...BUtksPoRT~-aAaTTr Jam "a sohr Northern Eagle, \ rev
PATH ocld Jan 81 brig ysssIIsk sto!ass, Hsya "a 4
TO fnish ldg for Matanzas; sshr Sea Bird, Chase. New -
sloop Rhode Island, Hull, Providence for New York.
ChARLEsTON-Below Jan 50 a schr, supposed 4 w
Nickerson. from New York. In the ofhrg . brig. supA ~
FALL R~IvER-Arr Jan 81 achr Alexander n, Chria
NYork. Sid Feb l schr John w Rumsey, Taylor, Of and '
Callao 70 days.
.M0BiLE-Cld Jan 27 ships Cumloden Gas . Or, Nod \
ell, Liverpool; James Guthrie, Chase, Touloi Al; bark IA, ~
lighter, Paine. Rotterdam; schr N Croweil, Irowei, Phi
NEW ~oRLEANs-Cld Jan &c ships Pyramid, Hsndsr
HAvre; Belle Wood, TUCKER, Liverpool; Br bark Porte =,
Bruce, do; brig David s Brown, Marshman, Philadelpl
Towed TO Sea goth ships Sedan and Oilers.
ROUND P0NB, Bristol, Me)-Sld Jan % bark Two 5
ters. Robinson, -; 2oth, ship Z W Farley, Nichols, I -.
SAVANNAH-Cld Jan 30 barks Arab (Br, Everest;
phia (Br), Bradshaw, and Kingston (Br), Murray, Liverp
Alnah, Creech, Matanzas and o mkt; schr s J Warning, \
York.
WILMINGTON, NC-Arr Jan 30 brig Ellen Hay,
Howard, Cardenas. Cid 10th brig Samnel q Edward, y
mond, Martinique; sohr Sally Ward. Ward, NYerk;
brig Francis (Br), McKinnon, Guadaioupe.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCR.
ALMANAC ron NEW YoRx-rHIs DAY.
SUN RsEs............7 05 NOON RISES. ........... 6 50
SUN sErs..............0 ~ HIGH wArER.........l0 %
Bort NJ Nexu Work raeN.r~~x, a uasS


CLEARED.
Steamship Empire City, Windle. Havana and New Or.
leans, n y Roberts.
Ship Harvey Birch tolippeD, Nelson, San Francisco. sut
ton d Go.
Bark Delegate, Gillian, Neuvitss, II Underwood.
Bark n Norton. Buckley, Savannah, Scranton 4 Tallman.
Brig Acadian (Br), Gro wefl, Trinidad, Hamilton Bros.
Brig Eastern State, Carnage, San Juan, CA, G Duraud.
Brig Deyonshire (Br), Webb, Bermuda, Permission 4 Jones.
Brig Billow (Brl, Rathbone, Halifax, d X DeWolf.
Brig I Fabers, jackson, Philadelphia, G w Bernard.
Schr Mentora, Wariwell, Sledge Creek, Brett Son Il Co.
Schr Benz Harrison, spencer, Washington @ Williams,
Sloop Blackstone, Reynolds, Providence, master.
Sloop w II Bowen, Hallook, Providence, master.
Steamer N Sanford, Sandfori, PhiladelphiA, Sandford's
line.
ARRIVED.
Steamship. Black Warrior, Bulloch, Now Orleans via ia.
vana Jan 70, with mass and passengers, TO Livingston. Gro
oheron 4 Co. Jan ], lat 81 81, lon "A ~, signalized ship Cal.
cutta, Of Boston, steering Wifrom New Orleans for PhilA-
delphial; at 8 80 AN, signalized q steamship steering 5 by W.
Bark Elberta lof ProspecD, Hiohborn, Ivica, and Gibral.
tar 40 days, with fruit, wire, &c, to Gomez, Wallis 4 Co.
Experienced heavy westerly weather.
Schr Catharine Elise (Olden), Ohens, Angostura, % days.
with hides, TO Hennings, Muller 4 Costing.
Steamer Parker Vein (cromwell's lins), Vaughn, Balti.
more, with mdse, TO John Riley.
BELOW.
One ship. and two bArks, unknown.
The ship Westminster, reported below on the 3ist. was not
In sight this evening from the Highlands.
Wind during the day, SW
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AFFAIRS At THE STATE CAPITAL.
Exciting Debate on tho Senatorial
Question.
CHARGES OF TREACHERY AND Perjury.
Councilman Dunlap on Trial.
The Wing Legislative Caucus,
&o., &0., DO.


senate.
ALBANY, Feb. 2, 1865.
DISCOUNT ON RANK MOTIFS.
Mr.. SPgScsR reported adversely to the bill Of Mr..
Sheriff., that bank notes should not be bought at a
greater rate Of discount than one qusrter per cent.
BILLS PASSED.
To incorporate society for the relief OF the widows
and orphans of the clergy of the Protestant Episcopal
I Church.
, g The bill for the prevention Of gambling was pas sed in
~ommittee alss the bill in relation to certain mining
lands in st. Lawrence.
To authorize the city of Brooklyn to borrow money
for school purposes.
MR.. THOMAS DUNLAP INQUIRED AFTER.
Mr.. WHITNEY offered q resolution calling on the Com.
missiooers of Emigration to report why Thomas Dunlap
is allowed to sit as q Commissioner. Laid on the table,
on motion OF Mr.. Hopkins.
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Herald Marine Corresponds.

Herald Marine Correspondence.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb 2, 4 PM-Arr steamer Kennebec,
C0pee, New York.
Cid steamers City Of New York, Matthews, Boston; Ken.
nebcc, Copes. New York; bark Elk, Harding, Bostan; Gul.
mare, Charleston; schr J + Nickerson, Hall, Fall River.
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Telegrnphlc Marine Report.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb Arr ships Sarah, Raritan, and
Toulon, New York; Mary, Boston; Wakefield, Rocalsnd; and
Jacob Badger, Senrsport.
Also arr ships Sartelle, Memphis, and Bosphorus, Philadcl.
phia.
Arr jan 2 ships David White, Glendale, Giendy, and
Burke, New York.
Sid ships Yorktown. Switzerland, and Empire State,
Now York.