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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-30

Camphor Wash Mixture,
Patented July IL, 1854, and which received the
Premium at the Nashville Fair in October
last Warranted to contain nothing in
the least injurious to Clothes; also
Great Pain Killer
1--WE undersigned having repeatedly been solicited to
make conSignments Of the Patent Camphor Wash Mix
State but will in future have the Improved Camphor Wash
Mixture put and distributed throughout Tex
cept in the counties where the rights have been disposed %
and in the State Of Alabama And that he may be nAbe
edectuay 20 make this arrangement he poses 20
divide the patent for Tennessee and Alabama into 90
shares, fourth to be retained, and the
shares-wil be offered for sale. person RENTING ten
dollars will have share in the Patent fourteen
years from July H. 1854 and will be the same time in
vestng also i've dollars 10 be used In the purchase Of
ingredients advertising and the necessary expenditure Of
COnsguments will be made to shareholders, (who may
quest it, and 70 other persons. 70 the Of their
remittance. And they will be allowed commission Of 80
per cent their sales and also their proportion Of the
profits at large.
Annual exhibit Of sales will be made and dividends Of the
profits RENTED to each shareholder No debts will be
tractd, viii the Company he responsible for any the
business will be c0nductei upon the cash system.
ANY Of those who have purchased patents Tor counties In
thi State have the privilege u exchanging their ghs
for share the price, they have paid This exchange will
be made at the cost Of the Pateatee.
II is desirable have at least artve share
holders in each county in the States named. Subscriptions
for shares will be closed by the LIST September And
cOnsgnmens Of the Mixture will he made very there
after. Certificates issued 10 shareholders, who viii request
the Agency, Il they desire IL.
The undersigued will Agent until the shareholders
elect three directors TO serve year. who will have the
management until their successors shall be elected.
Newspapers ia Mobile Montgomery Tuscaloosa, Hunts
VILE Taadega and Tuscumbia that viii pubii-h this twice
and other advertisements the amount Of dollars and
send one copy, will receive one share. address,
G. W. CROZIER, Patentee,
ia2S Knoxville Tenn
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GA RusHxLs sWEHT POTATOES, I'D sna Ysl'ov
GU Yafa ~ nasi ezcri1r o1.red hls se4son. Call
sssls Al n s WELLx4B, ST AaE1etst.
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YOUNG AMERICAN


lOtNG AmEhECA!
Agents Wanted in every county In this and adjoining States
To sell the above new and improved
CORN AND C0IH MILL.
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Vsn suG ~, A ~ ~, o. @ "a, &c s St
a. az 49,, al1 80 y E,.,' =, - y " ss
OF on unusually f terms 0y application 70 'ae proprs'O
FARMERS AND STUCK KAtSEKSs
offer YOU a Corn and Cob Mil unsurpassed In the I'm
on aud which cannot be superseded by past or future in
yeptons IL Il the very Mil which every Farmer ana STOCK
Raiser should have il viii crush from 70 10 bushels Corn
and Cob per hour with one horse. h easily fitted IN and
managed weighs $40 ms and as all intact Of the grinding
surfaces IS prevented will last any farmer an ordinary life
time 1 speak thus Of is Durability because HE SINE
pripclpe has been fairly tested In the ola Bark Mill, Who
I, n that wants
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SOUTHERN ROUTE.
ESE z - al


RATES REDUCED.
E'ROM the 18th Instant to IN, Of June the rates
Fregh from Charleston and savannah to Nashville win
be as follows:
FIRST CLASS.
Boots ant aOnery, Boots shoes and Hats Bottled L.
quors and Oils.
CamPhne and Spirits Turpentne, in casks and barsls:
China Glass and Glass Ware Cigars in cases, Clocks.
Confectionery cutlery in boxes and cases, Dry Goods In
Drugs Fruit Trees and shrubbery, Furs Garden seeaa
Looking Glasses and Looking Glass Plates, AT owners
oysters in cans and jars sadDry Tin Ware. Teas and
Spices, y 100 bs. 81 90
SRCOVD CLASS.
Hardware, except Cutlery" Heavy Castings sad Ma
ehinery.
Foreign Liquors in barrels or pipes, Corage Tobacco in
boxes Carisgr Springs and Axs Leather in rossnd box
Oils in barrels casks Crockrry Queensware in
crates and casks Rice Zinc, Whiting Plaster Of Paris Ae,
SPECJAI. RATES.
Boxes Furniture, Piano Fortes, Carriages boxed, and
will be taken al actual weight bur charged double Ii, class
An articles enumerated be charged at rates Of an
IRON ist June to 1,t Of Dese ubsr they VIII be changed
as follows
lat Class above, per 1oo Tbs..............sl IS
Special rates ................ 40
Merchants shipping from the Eastern cities win end this
cheapest wen as the expedousroute Freghs
iro New York aud Philadelphia Charleston and savan-
uh ranges from to IL per cubic foot, according
AZ the Railroad Companies AZ Charleston and savannah
have discontinued the Receiving and Forwarding u Mer-
ehande will be necessary to eonsign 70 Commission ser
chants at those points.
shippers may rely upon strict adhereace to the above
rates. II. i. ANDERSON, Supt
janli-u ~ a @. K. K.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
No shipments snedt 70 The above rates unless each and
every package has the % the Depot Of delivery and
the initials n a O. 4. X. plainly marked upon Il.
H.LA
FREIGHT ON PRODUCE TO CHARLESTON AND
SAVANNAH
I'm and aer this date the Articles enumerated below
~ win be through Charleston and savannah the
plices afixsd 10 each article:
robacco bids, 3 100 Ds... .........-..... o.. SOC
PORK in hhls q 100 rs Al 90
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The British West Indies.

THE LATE sEIZURE OF COLORED AMERICAN SEA-
MAN At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS POSITION OF THE
U.s.. sLOOP OF WAR CyANE TOWARDS THE PORTS
ACTION OF A BRITISH WAR sLooP-THE NEGRO
NOT SLAVE
From Bermuda have fes Of papers to Dec. %, but
they do not contain any local news.
The Royal Gazette of the 25h uit has the following
We hear from s. Thomas that the little at An
tgua the seizure Of American coloret seam An men
TONED in last cumber threatens to assume an i'm
portance not due to 80 trivial IN occurrence
1t that the American government, on recept of
the complaint If the captain whose vessel WAS invaded
by tbs officials of Governor Hamilton the Loango i'm
meoatey despatched the soop Of Cyane GA guns),
Of Ncarseuan to the Of the disturbance,
intending present them with the pleasing alternative
OF complying with the demands OF General cerces Ca
pine whatever they might be, OF suffering the fate
OF GTeytown. But luckily, on her arrival at English
Harbor ,he Cyane founn, much to surprise, II. NJ
sloop Of war Medea on the ground before her. One
Of the officers Of the latter ship being sent board
inf rrusd him thai he was most happy 10 see the
EDelishmsn private gentleman, but codid have
thing to to him ia his official cspscty and farther
Dore that he Com nander F) would not salute the
Eng sh flag until PREPARATION made TO the American
COVE Inment for the insult offered to the stars and
stripes
The Cysne, entering the harbor, had taken . very
acing position In regard to the Medea aud rorts but
the NJ. she had finished coaling, managed
place herself as 10 put the Cysae in what would
have bee a very uncomfortable fix, had they come 10
blows.
Both parties, however, believe, transformed the
selves into dipo ms'ists with what have 1T
been able to ascertain but have understood that the
quarrel has been trsnf.rred 10 u higher court.
The Cyape left Antigua the 18th or 18th December
and the MEDIA some twenty -four ,urs after.
Perhaps it may be considered As, the whole for
tunate coincidence that H. ~ s. Medes present when
the Cysne reached Antigua.
1t has been ascertaned that the colorec tas
from the American vessel at Ancgua not slave,
he ct fist represented himself to be-
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On Thursday, Jan. 10, OF Inflammation Of ths lungs,
JouS p. RopKE. aged 81 years.
The friends and relatives respectfully invited
tend the funeral tomorrow from East New YORK House,
long Island. His remains will b taken to the CsmetAry
OF the Eve1g Gems.
On Fricay Jan H. ANN pAvm, formerly OF Bah, Eng
land, aged 81 years.
Her relatives and friends and the friends sister,
Mrs Elizabeth Clark, respectfully invited 10 attend
the fpnera from the residence a Mr. Charles rodd No.
81 Bond street. Brooklyn tomorrow afternoon, at two
O'Clock.
On Friday morning. Jan. IL, WILLIAM YEILAu, sou Of
Dsvi3 and Christina Cavan aged year and IL months.
Funeral from No. IA Adelphi street. Brooklyn. to NOR
afternoon two O'Clock TO whi;h the friends Of
the family are respect ully invited.
On Wednesday Jan. o. OF scarlet fever, EDBErH TIL
TON youngest daughter Of John Titon, aged mouths
and 20 oays and on Friday Jan IL EMMA Ilios eldest
daughter Of the above, aged years and months
The friends Of the family Iespe ttny invited to At
tend the funeral a. two o. ock this afternoon. feofn
Franklin avenue, East Brooklyn
On Wednesday, Jan. Q, Of Inflammation of the lungs,
THOMAS Cox in the 48th year OF his age
The relatives and friends respectfully invited To at
tend the funers tomorrow afternoon, At one o'c.ock
from His late residence in Washington village near no
boken.
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0LatuarY.
DEATH OF AN ACTOR-sINGULAR CASE OF TRANCE.
From the Boston rimes Jan II.

DEATH OF AN ACTOR-sINGULAR CASE OF TRANCE.
From the Boston Times, Jan. ILL
We have to record the death OF Mr. MACDONALD MAC
GREsoR actor well known in this city, and much
reenec personally bv those who acquainted with
him. His decease occurred in Worcester yesterday
ing and under such circumstances make the de-
tails OF the somewhat interesting Mr. Macgregor
has of late been connected with Mr. VIM. B. Engish's
Dramatic Iyceum, performing in Worcester, the
leading actor, and on Monday evening last after per-
ming the part of Adrastus in "Ion" went to his
hotel, converted nationally with the guests of the
house, and retired about twelve O'Clock, apparently
in moet perfect state of health. Very early next
unusual noise, and communicated the fact to Mr..
Taft, the landlord. The circumstance WAS not much
thought of till about ten O'Clock when Mr. Macgreyor not
having come down to breakfast Mr. Taft went TO the door
and beard an unu sus BY loud breathing a. it one
great distress. He Immediately broke open the
door, and found Mr. Macgegor lying upon his back in
state Of stupor Dr. Woodward was promptly caedi in,
ur examination his limbs appeared rel4xed pulse
healthy, breathing hare and quick. aud clammy per.
spirsion collected upon the surface and the patient
wholly unconscious. Tee symptoms were pronounced
apoplectic The usual remedies applied without
effect, and after houc be bed but it produced
favorable results Drs Hey aud Sargent call
eda consultation was han, and the result that
further remedies could be advantageously applied. The
patients life despalred of. On Tuesday night he
again lanced. and after copous bleeding he
b,tathed more easy, and st intervals his face be-
less pslid and exhibited something a. healthy
Color and through the night he appeared Nike pc
in profound slumper On Wednesday the symptoms APP
pear ed favorable though the pulse OF the patient
luctuated. He occasi nslly opened his eyes, and APP
ed to be slightly of what passing in the
eors; but this momentarily when he reapsed into
the trance Ike state sDd finally expired Mr. Me- habits
we're very eular which renders his still
deIfp After ieliripg Monday night he bad evidently
been study ing his yart in 'Evsdne" book of that
play found at the bedside He engaged at tae
Howard Ather mum in this city, two years sincs
under Dir Willard and afterwa rds went to the National
theatre under the management Of Dir. Fleming He
q bout thirty five years OF age.
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On Monday, Dec 81, at the residence Of he brides
father, Geo &c W. Van vaughier Esq No 165 IVES,
1hr', nnh street by the Rev. Dr.. Hol~an, Mr.. CHAs.
sIryEs to Miss NINA j. VAN VAUGnsE ali Of THIS CITY
On Wednesday evening Jan. Q, by Rev DR.. Draper,
Mr. VIM. h. OIssEs to Niles SUSAN N. RxsE daughter OF
j hn Reese, Esq, all Of this city.
Cleveland papers please copy.
On Wednesday evening, Jan 9, by the Rev. Mr.. Har-
per, MIR. WILLIAM MAGlNNRss to Miss EHAErA GORDON,
all Of thiA city
On Tuesday, Jan s, st. Stephens Church, Twenty
eighth street by Rev DR.. Cummios, MAURICE HARSErT,
OF Edme nd Harnest Esq Of sistowel county Kerry
10 EILu daughter Of MIS- Mary Traynor Of Cork Ire
land.
On Thursday Jan TO- by Rev. DR.. De witt CHARLES W.
FsBFR Of Meckienbu1g, N. " to ISABELLA B., daughter
Of the late David Bryson- OF this city.
In Brooklyn, ON TrursdAy Jan. TO- by the Rev. DR..
Holmes Lieut.. john g. FEYsoIDs U S Revenue Marine,
Miss EUPBEMA sroSkAII daughter OF Mr. c. Stonean
In Brooklyn, on Thursday, Jan TO- by the Right Rev.
Father Keon MIR. john GREas to Miss Arm bradley, both
Of county Csvan, ireland.
Irish papers please copy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-12
The Sound steamers.

The steamers pire Stare, Commodore and Common.
wealth, the Boston lines. all went out last night
The steamers Elm City and Traveller, which ply between
tits city and New Heyen have thus far kept up their
regular trips These boats usually come in at about
AND A. NJ, but the arrival of the Traveller delayed
yesterday till II NJ in consequence of ice in the East
river, or account Of which, and the quantity
Il freight to be discharged and received boad her
departure last evening also deferred Till very late
hour. Yesterday morning Eve STEAMBOATS, bound to
this eligible Commodore. Empire state Champion,
Traveller and John L. Lockwood-were all IN the vicinity
u 1hroGgs Point battling with the ice from the hour
u 10 10 O'Clock The ]. Lockwood l. a small class
eamtnr sno would have succeeded but for the presence
of the larger boats.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-12
OUR WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE.

o
British Navdl Force Of San Jan-What the Commander is
TO Do-A QUESTION to President Pierce, and His Rpy-
Enosond's War Policy Tbscards tie United Ssats-Wayd
Peace Should Ie Made Nth Russia-Hop France Re
o1vris Us-Gene7al Cass's Warning-HdN We Jack
SON? de-. dc.
The intelligence received By the Department Of State Of
British force off san Juan del Norse, is not only con-
hred II is tnat the British commander
of ths squadron has declared that suspicious vessel
Asrfsan CT course, included-sha be permitted to de-
part wi bout being questioned TO the destination and
the object of the voyage. Although direct threat to
prevent their sailing has been heard Of yet this official
braggsrt hes hreaended 70 follow with sufficient force
all vessels come from they may that be met
with of suspicious character. Thus see that the
worst AppeheDsons ts tanned to the true object in
sending A1nesan ~sasrs this large British naval
force ny the Fnh Cover nuent is about to realized
by open nSsrence IN American sfAifs, both on land
and on
To an he net INQUIRY Of the President Il it was true
that this declared ect Of the British Commander had
be.n officially auihencaly communicated to him-as
il all inporrab' 10 merchants and traders toat
the should be known without delay hesiaucy
his Exceiency replied 10 Substance, that what he knew
upon the subject would the prope time be .de bic
which must be regarded 3 tacit admission Of the
statement here given.
am ale mist yet cannot but regard these move.
mants Of The British and F encn squadrons in American
waters, this time matters deserving attention
the part Of government. TIE holiness and sssur-
cen mn f.i.ndy lee ing ,oward us oc ours
but the contrary the Pamer-tonian policy OF orav,do
Tintrsti.n snd re American ueoule: ard when tina
iIp WHY s,nporp yeaty pfe.ents its,lt in the fgut
ing readiness a Bitish end French squadron, agiust
which The Uni % States at this moment has no force
successful " oppose.
Doubt ,he policy oopot the intention Of Engia I'D to-
wards The Irit,1 States she is pr-pa ed ana In ivanc
for he worst An icIpating war oet E.en
tries sb4 II hal ming a peace eih Russia waich, If
cf1p1eted will We to her he benefit OF acmams n
and force ulkposn IN Strength in ancient ooodsrn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-12
AFFAIRS IN WARRINGTON.
OUR SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
Mr. cLFGAAN's PROPOSITION FOR TIE PLURALITY
RULR-TW DEMOCRATS GAZING IN.

OUR SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
Nh cLHGAANs PROPOSITION FOR THE PLURALTrY
RULE-rH DEMOCRATS GAZING m.
WAMNGros Jan. IL, 1855.
M. CLngman, of North Carolina, will the adop-
hon of the plurality rule to He intended to
have made the to-day, but prevented owing to
other propositions before the House.
Mr. Zollikofers resolution meaningless and o.
account yet members consumed most of the day in
defining thar positions with reference to it before casting
then vote
Quite number Of democrats in favor of giving the
republicans the organization of the House. and among
them Cob, of Georgia; Houston. Of Alabama Cling
man and also quite a number who will vote for the
plurality rule. p.
ANTICIPATED DEBATE ON THE SLAVERY QUESTION.
WASHINGTON, JAN H. 1856.
Congress has taken tack The resolution adopted
requiring candidates to fully all nterrogatories
opens a goriousi chance for bumcombe speeches. Mr.
Richardson hss the aoor tomorrow to respond to
series of written questions propounded by Mr. Zokoer
prorscted debate is anticipated, which postpone
81 chances for organization.
Mr.. Cngman win offer his plurality resolution on the
first opportunity.
Hon. J. CLANCY Jones absent at Harrisburg trying
bis luck for the United States Senate.
The Presidents lsvee night is largely attended by
citizens strangers and the corps dpsomahq. E.
MR.. BUCHANANs pEsPArcuEs-GRANp DIPLOMATIC
DINNER-IMPORTANT DECISION OF THE SUPREME
COURT.
WASHINGTON, Jan. IL, 1885,
The dispatches recently sent by Mr.. Buchanan have
been unusually long the administration having piled
bin With every available docu nent, together wit, IN
struc'ions in the prosecution of the Central American
question
The diplomatic dinner Last evening extended from half
past six O'Clock to nine The corps expressed delight at
the amable hos pslity and cordisty of the President
and his lady. ,he persons present Mr. Champion
and Secretary Lumley, as the representatives, Of Eng
land Mr. Bosau nd lady Of France; M Stocked aad
Lady of Russia Senior Amonte of Mexico Mr.. Marcole-
ia and lady, Of Mica Mr. sibbern and lady Of Swe
den Senior Escaente Secretary OF Lega ion of SPAIN D.
ADd.ada ano lady, Of Brazil Mr. lie Geret and Secrea
ry, Of Prussia Mr. Bochebencer Of Belgium Mr. Schlei
der, of Bremen; Senior 0sma Of Peru; Mr.. Molina OF
Costa Rica Mr.. winsres Of Naples Mr.. Hulsemann of
Austria General Thomas Under Secretary Of State and
Sidney Webster
The Urie States Supreme Court to day sustained the
clsm of Pearson B. Reading TO the extensive rancho of
Buena venturs, California thus affirming the principle
established in the Fremont case Therefore the fact
that Reading joined the forces o. this country against
Mexico es invaiAte tae grant of the last named
government.
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MIRITIMB INTELLlGENCR.



CLEARED.
Ship HRvaLa, Adams, LOndonderry-C Adams.
Ship David Crockett (cpSer spencer, Lverpoo-EvereH
Brig Judge Bhney. Bradley serrn LNone-Ystes Potter
Brig Joy RYDER Nuevitss- @ &EJ Peters
ssI snfss lHaSS
ssh Rsni T. smith Msss
ARRIVED.
and a.snpeSs 70 Ludam Pieasans Reports large qasn
ss Se % % va.
Thick above sat PLACE ps, N.,.o, Rio o,a,as nraz A,
dsss .i,h Sdss horns r Co,nss Expert
fnGsd heavy gales on ne coast fo" OH
s sssss an. =s.s. ss
3, " y Sa Spss a lon
chip Sabine Of ri. The was ~ owea
- s' cIrn of emh Puerto cssele Dec
Tison spoke schr Vim Lews here. for cayss Dec i6
sist ring o'h inst at AM, VIII anchor oil he HOOK
po ~ sef bs AS K e r s esS seT e
succeeded u sstsg board he who lay BY he.
SoHns co fesvy they could no The proc .edsd the
CITY, ter sns g % M !. the If % h
heat New York chartered the brought
'e cotton
mill Experienced heavy weather the passage,
eph foess &C. VAS owed Jersey City by stesmtug Her
schr surpsLe Coe Petersburg with cotton, &C. to Hun
ter Co.
Schr Laurs Jane, Jones Richmond
echr jenny kind Beryay Virginia days Was lowed to
Qusraptipe wharf by feamug hunress Capt Morrell
scr Horato Potter Virginia, dsys. Lays Quarantine
wharf
sctr Stars and Stripes Gaperd Virginia Has split main
eal.
Schr Eve the Ross Allen Virginia vas up jersey Guy
last night, and taken do~n through the Narrows by
the ice.
Mervine, Thomas Virginia HAs been ashore on
Barnega.
Schr George Lief. Lines, Virginia.
Hct John q Ferris, Btsh, Virginia
Propeller Piedmont, Ba iimofe with mdse, TO Jno Ri
lev.
Propeller Harris Smi h. New London.
Smack 1hcs Hosrom Barker, Saucy Hook
Smack Connecticut, Barker SANDY Hook
Smsck Key West MOsier, Sandy Hook.
Smack sarah Gauge, Brown, sandy Hook.
BELOW.
One ship.
The bark Montezuma IL still below.
SAILED.
Ship Columbia, Liverpool
Bark Sci0, .onstanttnople schr Maria Maranham.
Wind during the day, NV.
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The Storm In South Carolina.

COLUMBIA, Jan; 5, 1856.
S1et Rain and FFcSTrees Torn down and splintered-
Interruption Of the telegraph and Mails.
The greatest storm CT seet known In this region
occurred last night The weather for three weeks past
has been exceedingly rainy, with an uncommoaly low
temperature the thermometer for many days staining at
only few degrees above the freezing point On Thursday
night the weather partially cleared ana the cold incoas
ing in intensity hard freeze The result.
Last night clouds again began 10 gather and at II p
n. q heavy rain commenced to fail, which continued
Throughout the night and froze a. fast 10 fen This
morning everything incssed In from one nall to
ore inch In thit kness
ne weight Of the ice has broken of the boughs from
beautiful shade trees caueing the streets 10 present
the appearance Of vast brufh heap In many ances
great are split in two from top to bottom though
spintered by tbunderbolt while others are broken Oh
close TO the ground ~ though wrenched Of by tornado
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-12

Dulness Of Trade-Snpping Intelligence, dc,
Our city is dull in every oran,h of business, except
sleigh riciDg which il all the ton. Every avenue lead
ing the city he interior is almost impossible,
both the Sehuykl and Della iivers fast op
po-ite the city.
The city ice boat from the Break water reported be-
low Chester, with heI macbpre derauged, aud reports
a bark, brig and soho oners bound Phadelp ala,
having returned TO that haroor yesterday morning
cary each with the loss of anchor.
The bay is reported b-iog covered over With heavy
floating ice Weather c.esr and colo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-12
TELEGRAPHIC.

BALTIMORE, jan IL, 1855.
Last nights II O'Clock train from Philadelphia
rived at O'Clock this evening Our harbor Is COM
petey closed by ice. Two Norfolk and two Of Cromwes
New York line Of Steamers and feet of twenty sail YES
sels, locked in the ice below the city Communica
tion with the West is fully Open and traus arriving
with nearly their usual regularity. Cincinnati, st.
Iouis &C., mails received late due. The
weather has moderated there prospects ola haw
WASHINGTON Jan. lip. N.
The Potomac Is closed below Mount Vernon. Tbs boat
which left for Acquia Creek Wednesday has not yet
been heard from.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. IL, 1856.
The New York early morning train has arrived here.
The Pilot line Of last evening got through this morning
No trains left the Baltimore road from either city last
night or this morning
The Baltimore Railroad is clear, and trains
sumo running tonight.
BUFFALO, Jan. IL, 1856.
All the railroads excepting the Buffalo City line
clear of distractions.
BOSTON, Jan. IL, 1855.
The train from New York, via Fall River arrived here
this morning at about O'Clock The Stoniugson
train at O'Clock, z. NJ. The Norwich train
had not arrived at two O'clock