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Arrival Of the Cartez,

Arrival Of the Cortez,
Itco aceeks later from the Atlantic States
and Europe
The steamer Cortez arrived at San Fran
cisco on Monday last.
Thirty-one persons had died with the
cholera on the passage.
No mention of Walkers movements in
ships news.
The K. Ms held State Convention in
Boston, on the 26th of June
The wings of Maine nominated Hon
Isaac Reed for Governor on the 28th of
June. The democrats nominated Judge
Wells of Portland.
Gov. Boyce is nominated for re-elcc-
ton in Vermont.
R. E. Wickclife is nominated by the
democrats for Governor of Louisiana
The New York papers contain an ac-
count of double suicide committed in
Brooklyn on the 9th of June.
J. L. Jackson, printer from St Louis,
committed murder in Lexington, Ky. and
is now in Jail. He confesses hayipg-4kiitttt=
ed two men before
Baltimore and surrounHng country has
been shaken by an earthquake.
Philadelphia has been visited by fire
which destroyed 100000 worth of prop
erty.
Dayton, Ohio, was visited by furious
storm on the 18th June.
Ex-Gov. Collier of Alabama is dead
The Anti-liquor law men of Chicago
had a grand jubilee over the defeat of the
Maine Law in Illinois
A mail robber was arrested in Chicago,
in whose possession was found four thou
sand dollars.
The Sonth Hadley Mills, Mass. were
burned on the Sd of July Loss estima-
ted at $780, ,Ooo-insured for $15o,o0o.
The celebration of the 4th passed of
finely in New York and elsewhere.
The American party were having enthu-
siastic meetings everywhere.
FOREIGN NEWS
Mr Fillmore and Van Buren, were in
Lon don-the former had been presented
to the Queen. His presentation was made
in the plain dress of an American citizen.
The King Of Sardinia is about to pro-
ceed to England to negotiate for the hand
of the English Princess royal.
The news from the seat of war is to the
effect that the Allies have been checked
in their successes and suffered seyere loss.
A report has it that 1000 English. were
killed. The Russians affect to despise The,
reports of the advantages gained by the
Allies in the Sea of Azoff
Though the London Times says Sebas-
tapol can not hold out much longer, yet
the news from that quarter is not very
aattering.
A bold attempt was made by the Russ
ians to capture the English Rear Admi-
rails off Cronstadt, but without success.
The firing upon flag of truce by the
Russians in the Baltic and killing 2I sail
ors, has created great excitement in
England The British Government de-
mands redress for the outrages.
ON Tur -Dr n
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sA- The Weather is delightful
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Risieys Vatican vas in town fey days ago
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h@ See AsB. Gregory advertisements
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ONE OF THE AMERICAN PARTY.
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"FUEL FOR THE wINTEk.v

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now on hand, and will be receiving during the fall
Goals 70 be found in the Philadelphia market
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PETER LORILLARD.
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Ne. ~, Chatham Street, Men York.
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House and Sign Painter and (slazfer.
No. 80 louisiana avenue, between 9th and 7th sts
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against the insidious wiles Of foreign influence
conjure you to believe me- ellow-citizens the jeal
oasy Of free people ought 10 be constantly awake;
since history and experience prove that foreign in
huence is one Of the most baneful foes Of republican
government" p WdshiHgton Xxx n
81 hope we may find some means, In future ci
shielding ourselves from foreign influence, political
commercial or in whatever form 1t may be attempted
can scarcely withhold myself from joining in the
wish Of Slas Dean that there ocean of fire
between this and the old world "---JeBsrson.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
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Foreign and Domestic Dry GooSs.
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WASHINGTON, D. Q.
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- east side. ps janl8---ly
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Mrs Ann Van Cortiandt Van Rensselaer, whose death
was announced yesterday says the Albany Journal Of
the 18th inst, was the widow Of Philip Van Rensselaer,
for many years Mayor OF this city aud was of the
very few rects remaining OF generation long since pass
eG from the stage She the youngest glitter of
Pierre Van Cortandt, the first Lieutenant Governor Of
this State under the constitution and who continued TO
fill that Office for eighteen years. and sister # Col Philip
Van Cortlandt, Who with the late Col Van Schack, OF
Albany, commanded the two New York Continental reg
ments which rendered gallant service at Saratoga York
town, and throughout the whole Revolutionary struggle
Mrs Van Rensselaer, born of the Manor House Gro
ton in 1865 and at early age to Albany whore
she has resided over sixty During this period her
home has been distinguished as the seat of generous
and extended hospitality and an unfailing and ever
ready charity. Alter long and tranquil lfe arled
by its active beneyolence aud the graces aud virtues
which most adorh the female character, she died at her
residence, in this city, the 1ih inst in the seth year
Of her age.
Mr.. James NJ Roche, the oldest practical printer in
Delaware, died at Wilmington the 18th inst aged "a
years. He worked at his almost constantly up 10
the time Of his deccase.
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2s, 20, 90, ~, As.
SUPREME CouRr CRoUr--Psrt 1st--Nos. 2ss,, G3l,
13h 1511 1872, 1923, SOL 500, $780, 500, 800, 1862,
12ie 1915 TO 1873 1885, 1884, 1888 1886 to $780, 1892
to 1896. Part 2d.-Nos. 1884, 2ol2 10 29I0.
SUPREME CorRr-Spccial Term --Adjourded 70 wedncs-
day.
COMMON PIKAs Part 1st-Nos. y SO, sc, SIS, u.s. 1876
1873, no. 176 TO Isl Part 2dNos. loo, 107, 10, ILL.,
H., ia 116, 1872 133, 1885, 135, J37, "a, ~, ].
SUPERIOR CorRr-Trial Term.--Nos 245, 35f $40 $50,
3sl, 3s4 1885, a. H. H. 49, 3ol 3e2 $685. sel $685. 395
3s7 3os $780, 400 fo ao2 ao3 4oI 4o5 4OS to 49, 29O
25S, 321
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u r. H. James, British Consul at Nortolk Will deliver
address before the Petersburg va Library Associa
ton on the 25th inst.
ARRIVALS.
AZ st. Nicholas Hotel-non. Robert G. sshenck, Ohio;
Major D. Corneal Kentucky Col Peyton, Virginia. Hon
A j. iiopkn, baltimore g Taylor Jenkins, do; Bald
Cook Iowa; y G. Cash y: s. NJ; Hon G. X. Bshcock,
Cen Thos Powell, Dayton Of T. A. Handy Cleveland; =.
Baltimorc; H. vacard, Madrid; s. M Wilson, Val H. NJ.
Warfed, Malborn; VIM. Bruk Rochester; Hon A. Bird.
SAIL Bngbamton; Hon. r. A. Pringle Charleston; B. A.
Sanford Montreal G. B. Sargent, Iowa; John IL Walker
Erie b. Han, St. Louis.
At tho Metropolitan Hotel-Ion. c. schnabel Pa; Maj
j. W Barton, Boston; Col. VIM. s. Rand kentucky; J..
A. Osborn, Paris VIM. B. Hasetine and family, ST louis;
Col Wm Smith Illinois; Hon ", NJ King, Tennessee;
Mclaughlin, Nashville; Tai T. shahner Kentucky; H. II.
At the Prescott HouseJonathan GiIiett, Esq, T r.
Handy Esq, Parker Handy, Esq, A. Handy Esq u. 3
Hurlbert, Esq., Gen. 0viat Jas Mason ESQ., w. H. sholl,
Esq, Armstrong Esq, Cleveland o. Dr. Stecse Mas ill
lon o.; +. Lyman, Esq., Vermont Jas. Pearson and
w Barker, Rochester.
Aster HouscH. Blanchard, Boston; .. H. Smith, Indi-
anopolis; L. A. Hull, ST. Louis; Z. y. Weed Detro 9.
Runsill Boston; II. II. HOLSTER Buffalo; Hon. W. n.
Churchwen, Tennessee; Hon. r. choate, Boston; j. a.
Cowles Syracuse; r. O. Terry, Memphis; G. W. Burnett,
Boston; H. j. Edwards, dol Col N Johnson Clinton villa;
j. l.. Sehoocraft Albany ID. Kcssock, N tucker r. Ho.
man, Buffalo; r. d. Barrett. Phila.
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Bad Workings OF the Maine Law In Connecti-
cut.


Bad Workings Of the Maine Law In Connecti-
In Massachusetts, the Maine Liquor law is mock
err. In Connecticut, no wever It's friends cam that
it hos made pra ctica and salts act)ry expert at
Gov. Dutton, it viii be recolecsed, was brou yht
here to testify in its behalf, In ordee to aid in the
We have, however, 8 more reliable witness la the
Hartford Times, which. speaking Of the law and its
operations, SAYS
Now the truth is, as we have hsret ,fore stated
that there is as mu b, II not morS liquor drank In
Connecticut ut this time, tba1 these ever has bsen
at any former period. In tots city there is quite as
much drinking as there was uader the former IL
ceDse laws on this subject; aud VIC are credibly in
formed that the same Jhiog Il true OF New Haven
end other Ice Altiee. Club rooms are hume -ous in
wrich your men ere gate for purposes Of ink
and social carousug: aad qu or IL freely offered
TO v,sifer ip private houses
Tbs direct tendency of the present law is to re-
vive the old custom OF forty years ag, which m ada
II fashionable TO keep supply Of spirits on the
sicebosrd OF every private gentleman, aud offer the
SINE, as IN act OF common poli,eness, to all who
called. This is already the effect OF it in some
quarters, ard the ter depcy Is increasing. Il is no
torinus that liquor is freely procured ut this time,
however streuuously the Maine law papers may
DEFY the fact
The same paper compares certain results, about
which Governor Duston affected to be very posi-
tive, with those Of corresponding terms of former
years. We copy one Of these comp arisons, pre-
missing that the Maine law went into effect In Con-
necticut in August last -
NUMBER or COMMITMENTS TO THE HARTFORD COUNTY
JAIL, BEFORE AND AFTER THE PASSAGE OF THE
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SHOCKING MURDrR IN NEw ORLgAys.-About
hall past eleven O'Clock yesterday, Mr. Jscop NJ.
ODER, well kDo IN AMI respectable gentlema an, en-.
gagged In the coal business. was shot in the rgnt
breast at the coal Office OF Mr.. ymmick, on Grayier
Clerk In tie employ OF John E. Cald well x C,. M.
0ber was at once conveyed TO the hospital being
HI dying condition, and breathed his last abJut
one O'Clock the murierous shot ha done is work
OF death, and sped the soul OF po)r 0bsr on IT,,
Journey 20 that bourne whence no traveller returns.
He was pative Of Sweden, and about forty.,wo
years OF age. He had but recently returuei from
Philadelphia, where he had, In company with his
wife and chiideo, been passing the summer. HIS
for bic wicow and or hrs. Hogue hos also fami-
Iy, end has hitherto been considered an honorable
end hieh-min Jed gentlsman,--ycc Orleans Delta.
Jan. T.
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Legal Intelligence.

Court OF APPEALS FRIDAY, Jan. 12.--Evening Session
Ne. AZ, low Artcher. Argued Mr.. /. Tremain,
counsel for appellant; Mr. VIM L. Learned, counsel
respondent No 16S Westfall The Hudson River Fire
Insurance Company. Argued Mr.. W. Stevens coun-
sci for appellant; Mr.. N. Hl Jr. counsel for respon-
dent. No. H. Miller Church. No argument. Mr.. j.
counsel for respondent
JAM 13--No. 35, struck OF, No. 81, passed No. 49,
Person Boyd. Argued, Mr. II. d. Silman for APP
pelant; Mr. Edgar s. Van Wrinkle for res pondent Nos
255, 49, submitted No. %, Fosgate vs. Herkmer Mao
uiacturing Hydraulic Company Argued. Mr.. John H.
Reynolds for appellant Mr. T. Kernon for repou lent
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Port Of New York, january "A, 1855.
ARRIVED.

ship Isaac Alieron Scars, New Orleans % days vita
udse, 10 VIM Nelson a Sons
BRIG Cen Worth lof Portland, Raohlir Aux Cages 20
days, with coffee and logwood 10 Russell yinnz ExIe
rencsd heavy weather on the passage
Brig James Wshehed lof Bsth) Allen, Psnsacos dAya
with lumber, 10 Pecs Church; vessel TO Elwell Ia
psEenesd heavy weather on the passage:
PR Is days. with coee and satin wood Moiler Rers;
vessel TO sster Jan in the Gulf STREAM experienced
gale from IL; lost jih boom.
ssfr Kifarsi,s, Pis.s A,tshsp. Is Gays with sugar and
schr Cataract francs ssvannsh Is dAys with cotton
ac 70 ncCrcsdy Mott Co. Jan In, So 81 lou rs spoke
brig Aiosn Of New York steering (snppossd from bar
fsdcs In distress srsw sick us Ter but
-, Of Belfast, frsn NssAasas Cor Portland.
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NUMBER or COMMITMENTS TO THE HARTFORD COUNTY
JAIL, BEFORE AND AFTER THE PASSAGE OF THE


A despatch dated Jan. IL says Everything il
straiehtto Harb,r Greek. The New York ana Erie
Railroad Company have some dozen omnibuses In
service at the latter place, which take the psssen
gers over the break with but little hinirance. TIE
Philadelphia forces will be here TODAY and they
will go TO laying down the new track tomorrow
morning"
The Sheriff and deputies have arrived The work
at Harbor Creek will be commenced tomorrow
norniog. The road viii be ready for use on Monday
evening or Tuesday morning.
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EcLIrsEs IN THE YEAR lsjj.-There will be this
year four eclipses-two Of the sun and two Of the
noon.
The flrst-A total eclipse Of the moon, Nay /, a.
10 o'cl0sk IS minutes, in the evening: visible.
The second-A partial eclip ss Of the sun, May 10,
at o'clock 3 minutes in the evening; inv sible
here. Only visible to wards TIE North Pole Gresn-
land, and the north part OF North America, latitude
60 and 81.
Is, at 2 o'clock % minutes in the morning; in
visible.
The fourtb-A partial eclipse Of the sun, Noyem
Der 8, at o'clock 30 minutes In the afternoon; In
visible here, and only visible at the South Pole.
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TnE FAILURE or wADswoRTH 4 SHELDON
We were informed yesterday, by gentleman from
tefest due on the bonds OF that State and which was
reported 10 have been lost by the failure of the ,use
Of wadswofth and sheldon, Of New York, il amply
secured, BY the bords Of those gentlemen. Our In
Chairman Of the Finance Committee Of the Senate
OF Illinois, who stated that the endorsers of the
bonds OF tina, firm, were among the N )st wealthy
and prominent citizens Of the Ssate.-yi. Louis De
moerat, Jan. 10.
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TIE SUSPECTED ToRPEpo MAN ARRESTED AT Cry
cINSATI--John Wilson, who Is the William Con
nelly, OF New York, suspected by Allison, before
his DEATH Of having sent him the internal machine,
has been arrested in Cincinnati on charge of bur
es,y. This Ii bis rst visit 70 the West ain Q the
horrible sccident took place. Wilson 10 his Alias
mare. He and Arrison are now lodged In the
same jail, although In di6sgsDt celia
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SUICIDE OF A LADY IN New ORLEANS "A SAD
AFFAIR,.-Tbe most deliberate and shocking suicide
that we have beard OF for many day, was commit.
ted by marie d lady named Mary Murphy, OF her
residence on St. Add eH street, near Magazine,
about Dine o'clock yesterday morning. She coo,ly
cut her throat with razor, from car to ear, seve
ing the carotid artery and almost instantly fell lfe
less upon the floor. bbe was a lady of refinement
and lad been bred in ailluence, but beiog of spe
culatiye turn OF mind, and meeting with reve se Of
torture IN Ireland, she left her home In the county
of Wexford, and in company with her husband and
two beautiful children, sought to retrieve her for
tur es in the western world. Arriving in this city
but few weeks since, her husbandat once invested
what means they had brought with them Ia sm all
store somewhere in the Fourth district ard having
settled down in their new home, fortune did
seem again to smile upon this family, when the
sad tioiDgs was borne to them by the swift
winged messenger Of evil news that the agent
in the old country TO whom she had entrusted the
had failed and absc0nded. She was not strong
minced woman, and had rot been used to adversely,
else had sbe laughed at this calamity and mockeitie
III tidings; but the blow was too heavy, aud her
son He'd. From that time forward She only words
she uttered were, "My children will starve--xe
shall all starve," &c. Yesterday morning. shortly
after breakiast--her husband having gone TO the
store-she was in the parlor with her servant aud
joining room. She remarked wildly TO the servant.
"a my baby will siarve; 20 and SEQ TO H." rhs
servant retired pacdod the child, and returaed al.
most Immediately into the room, when, to her hor.
ror, che beheld Der mistress staggering a,ross the
floor, with a stream Of blood gushing from wound
In Der throat she TO her assistance but Def IRE
she reached her the unfortuna o woman had fallen
10 tie hoor and expired. On the carpet, In front of
The looking glass, was lying large black handled
reZor, covered With blood. The Coroner yesterday
held on inquest o, the BODY, and a verdict OF
"Suicidc, while temporarily iusane,r was returned
--Ntic Orleans Delta, Jan. Z.
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Naval Intellloence.

The y. s. steamer John Hancock, from Hong Kong,
and schooner Fenimore Cooper from Foo-chow foo,
rived at Shanghae Oct. g. and sailed 18th for TenTsin.
u s. steam frgate Powhaan also sailed 18th for the
30 ne port.
The U. s. steamer San Jacnto, Commander Stribbng,
at Gibraltar 18th ult, TO sail the Goth for the
West Indies.