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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-04
DIED..

BrLL-In this city, Saturday morning. June afsr short
Illness HANNAH, wife OF States S. Bell aged IL years
months and days
The relatives friends Of the family respectfully invited
attend her funeral Tuesday the oh inst o'clock
from her residence No. l2hst without further invita-
ton Her remains viii be Greenwood for nteren
BovIyOn Monday May % LEMoxTES BoyEY, at East New
York Long Island aged years.
The remains were inferred the Cemetery Of the Eyeeens
MILLFR-On Sunday morning June 3, MARY F., youngest
daughter Of Armand and Mary Miller aged years IL months
ind l6 days
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to attend YER
funeral this Monday morning Al 10 o'clock, from the resi-
dence Of hes parents, No. lst-av.
PNExEY-On Sunday morning June Mrs DoRcAs PIyxSEy
aged rs years months end n days relet of the late William
Pinkney, ESQ.
and friends of the family respectfully invited
10 attend her funeral om The residence Of her sOnnaw
DR. 4. F. Brown No S6 Eldridgest O'Clock, on Tues
day the 9Th inst To be inferred in the fny Cemetery
RooMrOn Friday, June ANNA CArRARISE, wife Of Charles
Roome and daughter Of Hezekiah Wheeler.
The relatives friends Of family attend
her funeral from the Church Of the AnnunciatOn iih
6h.sv Monday the 4th inst, n O'Clock z. a.
without further invitation. Her remains viii be
Greenwood for inteIment.
SToKMsOn Sunday June ENA, LAvxA daughter Of Louisa
and William J. Storms aged years
The friends Of the family respectfully invited attend her
funeral, from No 50 Ifoys-, Tuesday. 5th inst 10
O'clock A. II. The remains viii he taken TarrytowI
LfelHtuf.
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Ocean Steamers
Passengers Sailed

IN steamship Araeo fer HARE and SosbImpfea-Pnnoe
Bouausrte and servant; G. ". Kendall Editor OF n o. Pica
yuns Count de Diou f. De Landre, Aaron Val snd family
B. Morris j. II. Adams A Lyman and friend T. his'ed .
Meet 4 sebeheimer r. Roysors r. Richard r. Manager
C. Bet H. schsltymunn and lady W. Topping Pusbles
Harrer.v w. scb and brother rs Lowndes and daughter
Nix sesny wife aud child; I. Muse, Mr. Daauy and nephew
A. fsen and family; j. FsSei' bis A,sin S1do ~ Rs
dss' Ma Hunt Mr. Lsbran Coles, A. s.,Ssy; MI Smith
~ erxsnt Mrs Christ daughter T. yz and lady, X
Balm g. Lands Mrs Xavier Miss Magnet Louis Prueser and
$780, Psterton A. Norton Miss c. Lawson, A lawson.
A Lsnafs j. Gelp z Hesss " A. satoh and son z Bcse
ana l.dv T. Reed w. Stevens w. Sinclair, h. Hotxen, NJ.
Rr Psrroux ard son. j. Casetfa and servant w. H..
Ivon and lady Henry Maitland. A Gcure. Mr. Generes and
ssyv Mis- 4 Ebers Miss Benos N. II. Wolfe and family,
w Iucas s. Benols Mr Aeca child and sister, Mr. Antoine
and lady j. Holsate Pnget a. Riedrmsnn G. n haFeef
Ginger Fassg Hoesas and two shdr,n D. Clarke and say
fore Quavels Mrs. Aexsnere Mrs Wolf j. Du Collier j.
Neil, Z. Las-asne, psrees Ro1rs, . ke nn,sy
sansersn, Bonneu j. Bafeui, l. Beniesss, MI Dolsy
g. Rasse w. Cstsn. S. sehstler Son, Mr. hen.soss =.
Bsumgsrten and LADY j. Lsbrusse Berniss yslnnsas
0isni NJ Disdsn, lsdy and servant, T. cous A Bernard
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MA RINE 10 URNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. .......
Cleared.

Steamship Augusta Lyon ssvsnnsh s. L. N,ehi; Jsses
Parish Norfolk Ludlnm Peasants; Empire CITY Win
die ha,era and NJ o. Roberts, NAzhsle Berry
Chareston, SpoHord, Tiieston 4 Co. ~
Shps-fleetWing, Howes San Francisco, Earle 4 Wed.
Stecnser (Old zimmerman, Hamburg. HennnSs, Muller
Gosius; 81 Nicholas Brssdon, Hasre, Boyd Hinchc1t
Queen Of the Poetic, Reed, San Juxn. Dole a Co.
BakF secor, Paine, shsdsc, master; Falcon. Holt East
Indies, w A. Sale CO.. Corelia, White Havana, Aoses
Taylor Co
Bngs-Savsnee yoseyD, ca1z smalwocd Anderson, rc-
ssrd) Ga 10, Trinidad, Shines Huaer; Capt John. Cou
sins MatsDfes Nesniih Sons; Winthrop Lothrop ST. Mar
ths Everett Brown; Aoss jarvis ChAsssion. O. Balkey
A. Heath, Turner, Philadelphia master; w " csthsr6eid
Sale Norfolk Van Brunt sssht sush AaeiDe tBr) Kay,
HALIFAX J. Desley; Vine (Brl Perry, NaFmoath n =, J.
II. Braine Florida Mott, Eleuthers mastery Hudson Have
ner Jseksonye, c. r. J. Peters; sade, Bsylcs Rich
mond j. s. Mcrr T.. johnson, Tunns baltimore, Jehnoa
Lawton Glenroy, kenerson, Philadelphia, J. w MeAeei
Lewis, crowe Boston 8 W. Lewis Wocot., is!let Boa
ton Dsytop a Spraau,; J. NJ. Warren, - Sew-isven.
soop-wsrner, Shirley, Providence, j. H. hsvensi " HUI,
sesmer~Dsisware copes, Philadelphia ssnfbra's Line.
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Mr.. Hosdly, the Assignee Of Messs. Page, Bacon
Co.. win pay on Monday the 4th inst. dividend OF
sixty y cent on the drafts Of that house drawn DO
tween the 9TH of April and I'd Of May, both days IN
elusive.
An important lease was executed at Niagara Fans
on the Goth Of May, by the Canandaigua and Niagara
Falls Railroad Company, aad Youngstown Railroad
Company for Eve years. commencing on the LIST day
of June. 1855. The lessee !, ]. p. Gerard Foster oil
New.York. Mr.. Foster is to pay up all the land
claims the crossing at Suspension Bridge, and build
depot and freight house and put both roads IN good
condition for business |, is understood that MessTs
Brown Brothers < Co., Messrs. Wood Co., AID
Robert Bayard are concerned in this lease.
The Bank Commissioners of Indiana, whose duty It
il to locate the branches of tho new State Bank char
tered by the recent Legislature, held second meeting
at Indianapolis last Thursday and established two
new branches at South Bend and Rashvills in addi-
ton TO the sixteen heretofore misunderstanding
eighteen in ALL and also appointed SubCommissoners
To open books for the subscription of stock OF the va
rious branches.
Sneakng of the Sackett's Harbor and Saratoga
Railroad The Saratoga Wig says:
1--WE understand that the negotiations so long IN pro-
gress have been nearly completed ana that Work VIII
soon commence ON this road. Last Tuesday, Mr..
Wnddeli the President OF the road, accompanied By
several capitalists who were desrous of looking into
The matter little more started trip through the
woods on the line of the road. The party expect TO
he about ten DAYS in going through taking the matter
rather eisurely in orc that all the mines &C. lying
along the line may be thoroughly examined"
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SUPERIOR coURT-GnxrRAL Trnx-Jusr .


Hiram n Briggs al Jas. Gaun ct s-Same agt same
The order appealed from directed that the
two actions should be consolidated into They were be-
chase of certain sweepng When the first was commenced
the claim as the second had not then natured fantn
makes the motion consolidate and that recovery OF
judgement respectively in relation TO the suit by rule
Defendant denies the power OF panfn 70 make
motion 10 consolidate Plaintiff Gays his witnesses reside IN
Rhode Island and he does net wish to call them mere
The Court In It's decision quoted r. s. $685. 10th section
article Consolidation. 1t considers that SO OF that article
gives power the Court TO consolidate, aud that the motion
may well be made by plaintiff as defendant Oaei at
'fSN' Geo w Niles agt. Samuel N. srydam.
This was an appeal from an order at speclai Term,
setting aside an issued in judgment pupong 70 be
out of this In l84 and also in Common Pleas IN 8o
II appeared judgment roll had been fled and one
was plaintiff and the other Suydam plaintiff Under the
execution No leo Washngtonst and several lots IN the
upper City by the Shen and oneeu
sepaately bid they then put M
Townshend COUNSEL bought them at $5c IL appears al
though he bid them in he paid anything but gave re-
cept to that he had received the balance There
not ing judgment roll fled the Court said there Is
nothing uphold the execution Order at Special Term
affirmed. -
The argument in the case of Mechanics Bank agt.
New Haven Railroad Co. was then resumed Mr. Wood adj
dressed the Court behalf Of plaintiff Decision reserved
SPECIAL TERN.
Judge Hoffman present, but rendered no deci-
sion nor gave any naon in relation to the injunction as 70
Castle Garden.
DECISIONS.
Barker agt. Bank Observation-Disclosures for plain
GIN ae St Nicholas Insurance Co-Judgnent for plaintiff,
with costs.
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NEW-J-ERSEY ITEMS

yxeorrroxs nv RusSrns HAcKnEs AND BAGGAGE
IN .sHrRs-Cmnlaint Is frequently made by travel
orr NJ the ;npostions and abuses TO which they are
sub;eofed bv the hordes of hotel runners, baggage
xnasbers hackmen, pck-pockets and others wno nc
uuept the railroad depots In Jersey City Inc Co,n-
NAMES have taken some steps toward protecting ..'
rsssepeers but at the bestcan succeed only sen.y
checking their operations. The superintendent u ''e
Ferry las caused placards to DO Pos'ea III Ill"
me ferry. houses forbiddng runners IRON pursuing
fbeir annoying and piundering operations upon 'ne
ssrrv premises; but this of course can avail but te.
s.nrcs are besct before they leave their seats IN the
49, Ard II Il ia possible they get possession Of their
cop4dence and baggage, and when the strangers get
out of their clutches they are fortunate tney nave
not been subjected TO serious inconvenience as wen as
ex.ortion. Women who compelled to travel unat-
tended are especially chosen the victims OF these
An instance which occurred during the past week
NAV be mentioned as specimen of one OF the smaller
and less gievous Of their tricks upon trayeles.
and desired to take the NewJersey Railroad to Phna-
dephiato do which il only necessary to step INTO
the adjoining depot She had not stepped from the
Erie cars before she beset by the wolves one OF
whom by misrepresentation succeeded in getting pos
session Of her and her baggage. He then took her
across with the Erie Railroad passengers to the foot OF
Duane-st, N. T., where they land, ana conveyed ner
the ferry across to the jersey City side and found that
she had reached the very spot whence she started but
half an hour prevousy-and all OF this trouble had
been taken with her for the purpose OF getting only
fny cents from her for her ride in his hack.
Another woman who was similarly beset few days
since was confused and imposed upon by some OF the
gang until che became alarmed and was glad to get
kee from them by paying five dollars, which was all
the money she had. She left to pursue her jour
ney TO Philadelpka by means of the beralty of the
Railroad Company Complaints of these grievances
are sometimes made to the Police of New-sork, but
The offenses having been committed the New Jersey
aide no action can be had in NewYork upon such COM
plants. 1t has been intimatcd that the Jersey City
Common Council would take some measures to pre-
vent these annoyances and outrages, and it is to be
hoped that such action will be taken promptly and
that the authorities of New York and Jersey City will
then act Jointly for the immediate abatement of the
nuisance 1t Is also the duty well the true policy
of the far-dealng portion of the hacken and runners
to aid in applying an eectual remedy to these grey
ances and If such men would aid the authorities in
bringing the dishonest ones TO punishment they would
soon nd themselves of the odum which now attaches
itself to their calling 10 such extent as to seriously
ipjure them in profits well as honor.
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.,,,cx-MtxR-In York, Saturday June 2 At the
hoose Of aud by Rev. Dr. Hardonoergh JOHN
Chicago TO EMILY MILLER Of Scotsland.
I'M, ~ MsTEAD-On Friday, June by the kev T. 4;
Sn.roy NJ LxwIs s. HoLBRooK OF the New. ON anu
Enc railroad 10 Miss HELEN A. OLMsrEAp o. 'hs tS.o,a
Hxcelsior HeEnepn County,
HgLi,n on Wednesday May l6 By the Rev MI OaiInn
sTnpNYs HULL ESQ., p to Miss ISABELLA u soPEh late
uoSaxnSCoui Kiss-At Almont Lapser County, Mich on
s,n5s~ Nav al by the Rev. Charles Kellogg, W. W. MAY
xsRp ESQ. Editor Of The Council Bluffs Chronotype and
Miss MARY u. CouLKINs =. =.
The Rev s. Hoyt Mr. GRIFFIN PuLTz Of Rhrebeek, 70 Misc
CArHAKIsE S. PuLTz Of Clinton.
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The amount of duties received at the Philadelphia
Custom House in five months of this year Is 81 Os2,
against s2Oss, sle last year for the time. The
revenue at Boston for May shows a decrease of
s7s,7l5. The falling in duties in May, from May,
ss6s 800.
AT Philadelphia Money continues abundant, and
frst-class paper is readily absorbed by the banks.
For second-cass the rates are 7as p cent. At Bos-
ton the supply is increasing, and rates are rather
easier. At New-Orleans the market was moderately
easy. Exchanges were firm and not plenty. Sterling,
eIalol and loI q cent premium. Francs, 5.O75Q
SO y dollar. NewYork and Boston, 80 days sight,
ial and l. . cent discount. Sight, firm at p cent
premium.
We annex the official report of the condition of the
State Bank of Indiana on the Goth April, 1855:
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SATURDAY, June 2-P. n.


There was not very active Stock market this
morning, but Reading continues to attract much Of
the attention of the street. The market at the close
was strong for the fancies, but Reading shows de-
cline Of / . cent as compared with Fridays sales,
leaving off at Goa bid The bulls freely predict 95 and
mar for this stock within short time. Philadelphia
was large buyer to-day The printed transactions OF
Tho Ina. few DAYS have been much below the aggre-
gate Sales as large business has been done pri-
vstelv. Erie closed at 4ss-an advance of p cent.
Central was buoyant at 49, and the bears are getting
somewhat alarmed We hear fresh rumors of a tri-
angular dispute between the Central, Enc and Hud-
son River Roads, in which the latter takes indie
pendent ground and that the steamboat interest has
been sppealcd to- new line of river steamers,
70 be put on by Com. Vanderbilt, is among
the current reports connected with this matter Har-
lem ia steady. The Western Railroads are firm. An
unusually large sale of Michigan Central was made
900 shares at 9OI, buyer 60. Cleveland and Toledo
sold at sOl; Chicago and Rock Island, s6l; Michigan
Southern, 1902; Galena and Chicago, 49, Cumberland
was buoyant closing at 90. An election Cor Directors
takes place on Monday, when some changes will prob
ably be made. Canton improved = cent. The ad-
vance in Ohio Trust continues and 964 was bid after
the Board. The business in Railroad Bonds was
eco, 600, without much change Illinois central Bones
7sl; Fries 1875, ssl; NewYork Central lo4 End ssi.
State Stocks are firm but quiet s25oeo Missouri 6s
sold at s3 buyer co. and $50 900 Ohio 6s 1860 at lo5
In exchange there has been but moderate business
done for the steamer and rates without change OF
importance. Sterling % 1ot, France 5.l54 '.l2i'
Freghts continue dull, and we have only TO note en-
gagements to Liverpool of $50 bales OF Cotton az su
5000 bushels Corn, Sd. in ships bags ana i'o0o
handspikes on private terms. A ship was cnal.eiea
from port in the British Provinces to port In urea'
Britain n f3 brig from Port-au-Pnnce 70 New
York coffee, &C., S. so, and vessel to Iouon' pro
visions ST. There only three vessels up Tor Caii-
fornia which is the smallest number since the com
mencement of shipments in ls49. The rates are ~
CSC. From st. Georges to Bristol Channel zeal
charter was made at C5I
The steamer to-day took about s49O,ooo IN soiu'
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SUPREME COURT-SPEcIAL TERM.
POINT OF P2AcrIcE.

JOnes CT =
Motion TO strike out pert OF the complaint. One
count exchange goods says pantin
formed part but defendant did not and claims
or the value Of the goods furnished Another sets
sale delivery Of said goods II Is contended by defendant
that vo forms of Indebtedness cannot thus be set
The Cont considers under the amendment TO Sec AZ OF the
Code providing that the facts should be stated without unneo
sary repetition that party set out claim in two separate
lie doubt Of his ability TO plead them IN
one. Motion TO strike out denied
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Markets.-CAREFuLLY REPORTED FOR TIE TRBsSE

oATVFDAf, JInc
ASHES-Ths market Il without change aud quiet for both
kinds; sales of 80 bbl IS IS for Pots and IS for Pearls
BEESWAX-The market is steady. 2,cc0 n sold At &c
COTTON-The market gradually hsriens sales have
been made at h advance cur yesterdays quotations. The
business to-day has been lage about 2 baies est
mated TO have been sold The sales for the week 900
bses The advance In prices since the arrival the America
Is Ldc We awe the current this dag follows:
NETWORK cLAssIFIcArios.
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sIarkets-ReDorted By 7slegrap1.

NEw.oRLEAss May So CoTros Il unchanged with sales
If 2cOO bales MoLAssEs-Sales az &c. FLOUR Is tribe
lower; sales at 80 So CORN has slightly declined, Yellow
81 g. -,
PRovIpExcE June 2Corros has been In good demand with
fair amount sales steadily increasing prices WooL-rhe
stock of Pulled light change in prices; sales for the week
Sc go D. PRINTING CLorHs-Pnces oneeghh cent higher
with an upward tendency Stock very light and all desirable
STYLES taken offered sales Of the week pieces
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-JUSE ?.
Before Commissioner Belts.
ALLEGED sLAvE-TRADE.

The case OF Lasaa, Martin and Meyers, charged with
fitting brig Horao port for the African Slave
trade continued witness testified 10 having pu, large
Qusny board the Hoao being several thousand
gallons that Mr. Lasala paid for it, young man testified
having formerly been the coast of Aca he applied to
Mr. Lssaia for employment Mr. L. told him that he had
sci but that he had got the full for her, Some other
testimony taken paper at the CusomHouse Sc 10
be
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Receipts OF Produce

By North Rirer Boat7 bbls Flour "A bbs Ashes 50 DO
WHISKY $40 do Proyson- $40 do Lard, I4oz bush. Corn
I27.s do. Wheat, zoo do. Oats.
By Erie Railroads. $50 bbs Flour l63 Pkg Provisions
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To Mariners.

Liverpool May 1+-From report BY Capt Pike q e. x
iss no Vessel should 20 to the port Of Rio osnde ~ -
opens again. II drawing than 10 feet inches go
tie very bad potsse regulations net bsis{ =
entering and their pilots leaving them before Teec Vi
Capt Pike was there several ships bad TO efmss - -
to 10 Days He considers the port very dangerous
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SUP oposp.rss Bremen. from Ncw-Orlesns for X, =
went ashore on Losgerhead, Totugas, the night Of
ut but got OF without assistance and proceeded On her
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Mrs. Khkwood Mrs Poiris7, N. coirsse, H. Mr. Bvs~s-J
A. oppsahsim, A. yr..eiori xs';sr Meyer co.rsss, ~
spriizsr NJ Fsnshaw aud lady Mr. Tsnnsa iy snd chi
Mr.. Tsnneur, Hugh Hsdon and lady, H. Jotdss lsdy d
child, Cosrard Posw and friend H. -rego, Mr. Rsta u
Rsvses, Tho Marshall Don Francisco aaao, Gslg D. IL.
nsta--Totsi. no Specie. S4ss6a.
IN brig LGb-ita Reed for Bsrasda-E Darwin Lhchse,d
lady child ssd Dr. J. NJ Tuner. Brooklyn, FREDERICK
Hubbard, Henry MeVIskaI, Mlehs John J. Smith Be.nta
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Total for 1885, Sl570krlo5 ~
The shipment from Boston on Wednesday next VIII
probably reach million. We hear CT one lot of
s45O, coo going from here.
The passengers by the Star of the West bring
considerable amount of gold, and the entire receipts
by the ship probably nearly 100000 The action
of Messrs. Page, Bacon & CO. in opening their doors
on the I'd of May and paying out all their cash means
to portion Of their creditors is severely condemned
in the street. We have heard but one sentiment ex-
pressed in regard to this matter that of censue. Let
ters are in townom San Francisco speaking the same
censure of this transaction and nmating strongly that
favored few had hint the night previous to appear
early on the ground, and that these creditors
were paid in full, while others obtained moth
ing. Among these favored creditors was, we
believe, the Pacific Steamship Company. This
action of Messrs. Page Bacon & Co., and the oms-
sion of the drafts drawn between 10th March and 9th
April from the benefits Of the last assignment made
here have been two mistakesnot TO use any harsher
term-which have done more to shake public conf
dence in these houses than oil their financial embar-
easements together Certainly some explanation Is
due to the creditors on both these points. We are
afraid the full effect of the failure of Messrs Page, Ba-
con q Co. has not yet been felt and that we shall hear
of some further mercantile failures IN San FRANCISCO.
The result Of this whole complication must u. any
rate satisfy the most doubtful that the action OF Mr.
Sherman in January last the course dictated by
arseeng sagacity, by the principles OF sound bank
ing and the only he coud have adopted IN JUS
tice to himself, his partners and the public.
The receipts Of the bTrearury were si96as5, in
GLIDING sloo, 900 from the West. Paid, s22s72 Bal
ance. t2,454,5s3. Paid from Assay-Ofice, s2l,sll.
Paid on dsbursing checks, s37,ls6.
The receipts of the Hudson River Railroad for
| May were:
Nav 1854 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. I23Z7l 90
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Ship Herculea Chamberlain Trappan April a. 10 order
vessel to J. Smith Son. Sid In with Br brig ChsS Ne
vads bound f. April a. touched at Gibraltar. May lat.
IS o3 Ion. 20 G5 b. cppersp round full figure
head, steering ss.W. May "a, part Of swreck
Bark Abertna, Boston, Haysns d., sugar, cigars &e
Bark John Fanum olmsted, Havana hey %. sugar sni
cigars to r. King & Co.
Bark Columbia (Brem) semte Bremen ~ ds., mdse. an
i79 pass 20 Meyer sucken April a. lat 30 o. Ion. eA
May IS lat IS 49, lon 50 49, spoke bark Merlin, from Bost
bound F., de. out.
T. c. Amesinck; vessel white Duncan Sid in with
chip Harvest, Fuller for Baltimore
Bark Gsbre Sic) Collora Palermo 50 d. and Gibraltar
DIS oranges lemons, &c. to Chamberlain Robinson Co.
pafeengefs
Bark Essex tof Boston, Ray Csrdenss d. and m
asses Taylor Co vessel 70 master The T. has be-
some heavy weather, shifted cargo, &c.
Brig Toruax Gardner, Cardenas d.. sugar and molssses
fan ashore tho westward Of Hsstsrs
Light Capt. p and alongside and reported 49,
ashore the night previous during fog Took from Capt
che charts and quadrant he then etufr
the vessel expecting TO save part Of the cargo eat inc
Brig Venus (Brl Scott Windsor n N. s., 10 d., plaster
master ,,x "A q
csmwood ebony ivory &C. j. Bishop Co vessel 10 -
III Townsend Jones Jsnven Avrsdo, Mexico, Is d.. -
hogany Lobach Sehepplcr
schf n W. smith Wyatt, Charleston, cotton to Mecsg'
schr Mary Msnkn Beare, Boston ds mdse to Dsysoss
''WffED-Durins the day s-s.E. with rain and FOG.
ing and while coming up the Bay went ashore on RobbEsh
where she still lies. :.
The vessss Of the Arctic Expedition still snehoseSs
QGarssiine last night
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lCtdl.s. 100 ~
n,rrsasa in fpsS 81 lis qo0

Decrease in 1855, sl,lle, $50
Among the Imports were: Cigars, sss,lO Coffee
$4,000; Nader, $500 Oils $4,000; Furs,
$4,000; Earthenware, $50 500; Brandy, ellie, 400;
Hides, lo6 2oO Iron, 5000 sOo Lead, ca, 200; Steel
2,eoo Tin, $4,000; Molasses $4,000; Rags,
$780, Salt, s24lO Sugar 4o2 400; Tea, s73, 100;
Watches, s6O7oO; Wine, SOC, 500; Wool, s4i, zoo.
The exports of TIE week. exclusive OF Specie, were
81, 25s COS against sl573,6sl same week last year.
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cor,pr c.IrNDAR-Tsrs DAY.

CIRCUIT CouRT.--The Railroad Calendar, as the
Clerk cas postine the Calendar for short causes
Clerks Office also Nos I7O7 1874 49, 90 q IS 1885, n to 81
SUPERIOR and COMMON PLEAs.-Already pub
ehed