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The New York and Liverpool United states
Mail Steamers.
The ships comprising the line are the following:
The Atlantic WoE
The Pacific Capt Eidridge
The Baltic. Capt Constocks
the hdfldue.
1eS These Bhips having bean built by
pressly for government service, every has been
X tnken ths construction, also In their engines,
2 insure strength and speed, and their sceonnio-
Prizes of passage New York Liverpool In cabin,
Su In second cabin, e75 Exclusive size
gas. From Livcrpo0l 10 New York. 30 and 20 guineas.
An experienced surgeon attached 20 each ship.
No berths can bc secured until paid for.
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oS9FELLoW's New rssm.5Ths Song Of Hiawssha
Curious Fairies and oher funny People,
Just published and for sale
TAYLOR MAURv's
Nov IS Cook nea a.
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rRofoshD DATnS o. sAiLiNo.
From EsD Pork. From hysypsoL

EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. So Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, SHIPLEY, d CO.,
Liverpool
STEPHEN RENNARD d CO.,
" Austin Ftiars, London
b. @. VAIN WRIGHT q CO.,
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wAsIIINGTos BRANCH RAILROAD.
Change Of Hours.

6aM7E ass;s1 -
IN amer Nonday the 23d instant win leave
" Wa-biaston al q add sk O. M, aud asd AZ, p M.
I'm sun Jay, al ~ m.
Leave Baltimore at * and ~, a. m, and and SKI
Oh Sunday, NJ ", q. m.
T. II. PARSONS, Agent
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Circular.
AsrxcY or FRxrcn sroLrAr,oH CLANS,
wxshingion, November "a, 1855

AsKxcY FRErcH spoIIArIoH CLkins,
wsshinuon, November "a, 1855
IN many Inquiries By
The United sstes on account ef spoatons commied ne
French prior ratfeaon with France
lso0-yfs July b. ieoiss
pusse redruss efpedps thw
has bees coaciudsd jsgcous vvsstai submit
their claims The Claims would be mIed win
hnuaands NJ other decided
for ys oheeiiop-bu, submit hn
Congress tpreerng the senate) the op
ing of the cnns seson In the FUN that direct rebd
will be- provided for them
tribunal Congress viii grant.
made 10 . by direct legislative Get. 5000 $40 b Ef ~.
The Adjustment claims would fully constantly
eupy board u The highest csss fs and Justice On
Nov aJ-dlw FF q w 49, IANES M CAUsTEn
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Two Books Of the greatest value 60 or every
business and prefessierL
TIE AMERICAN ALMANAC, AND REPOSITORY or USE.
YuL KNOWLEDGE. ron lass.
ons VOL, Iorss, $50 10 4OoHp.
Price ei psper, q rs bound. To bs ready days
THE AMERICAN ALMANAC s 6ed with matter Of the s,.,.a
imporfsnee every American fulle., .for.
masn respecting The Of United sates
q eaes particular State sso, such os relating
Europe ussfni 10 our people.
The Mentally Msxzxine literary men, srd
e. fame and snowy preiessioes
Indebted 70 Tits modea thn
osdsry o. sissics tables of saure,
chapters % al cf cfpfsrmaon Every professional
say notnx Of the of busipess, who
vss desi running borrowing guessing
I'D bot arranged fscis.n
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The College Of ~. James. Maryland.
HE second term Of the session begins Monday o.
Thsrs full Of csssss, preparatory, and cemmsrS
studtrs.
Addre.. Rev. NJ. KERroor, Rector, &c.
l2-2aw4w .01 .s. s,.
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GEoReE WOODS NEW woRK.-Nodem Pilgrim,
showing the improvements travel ard mehods
reaching us Celestial CITY by George wood, tho of Ps
scheimihi In Anssienn 2volumss. Price o. 7s
Letters physician eneas spon practice BY James
Jackson, NJ d., LII. d. a.
Jspan ia aud Richard wfdrsth of History
of the Uhi'ed states. o. IS. a.... -. j. ....
sl IS. .&, - 'E7"# - - '-t'-T7'
Jus, Published, and for sale sa -. ss.-.-.--.
TAYLOR D MAURys
NovS r Bs~kstors senr sth sifset
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pRoGRlSss Of Rsiigious Ideas ny L. merts Childs
[ 3yo,s.
The New Purcba.s Early West, edition
Lilly, q Navel vol.
Works Of Char. Lamb.
HArpers' Story Book. Vol 4
Mexico and liz Rciirinni by n A. Wilson. Illustrated
Border Beafes by W. Gilmore simus
smike; - Charles Dickens.
The Chia wife by Charles Dickens.
Mysteries OF the Cout Of BY William
worta
Nov " FRANCK TAYLOR.
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spcrtaclrs.
oLD silver fine steel and plated pctaces
all focuses, peiocal pscope and parahnia ssssa
long experience gives
adapted 10 the eyes of weafets.
NJ W. GAIT 4 BRO,
3A Penn. avenue. between Ninth Tenth streets
tan oa-H - ~
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Philsdsiphis. Eisssra, and Crest Western lAn..
Ing Railroad Company Broad and Vine stre. daily a. IN
..
Fare % Chcssa... co 90
Detroit 10
rfaghs fas.... 10 90
buHsso'... 10 90
bsisN'a.s'"'' Nw
n't'es.rt. 90
Canendatgua.'.s
Freight trains Philadelphia Rsndlns
Broad and Cherry srestl Jaiy for Chicago tatermda,
points Arrangements have been made which
JOHN TUCKER. President
Philadelphia and beading Railroad Copsry,
FEB Is-dH
GROCERIES, WINES, LIQU0HS, sc We beg leave 70
ea the aenfon of fiesds public 10 our .,ocl o.
fresh groceries, eonsisins of-
Pine green ard black
Isvp, Rio, and Lasuayrs cnfees
Refined snd brnwn
pssuly r6n- and fnur, n hbls asd bars
Cheess, lard, hams. and shoulders
Grain and Fround spices of description
And every other article make
~
Wines, Ltquors, and Ctxrrs.
Madeira sherry elare champsRpe wines NJ h,vots
hrswds, and superior
Fine hrandies, wh'skey, gins &C., In and RIas.
Taaeher win large stock Of Hayaps, German domssf
cigars. @+ .
we soads many either articles which vve
shall be Giving prices IN make n,
families and give call b-s suppyira ths wants
THOMPSON, hamilton, 4 CO
South side Penn avenue, Between AZ and 9Th Streets,
0cte-lsw3wn
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CRENCH JUVENILE BOOKs.-A we'll selected collection
of French Juvenile books various prices
adapted them, beautifully
he o nd bookstore Of undeghed imported By hnsu
direct from Parts
Dec Il FRANCK TAYLOR.
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TnsATIsE ON ESeLlsH PUNCTUATION.

Denes es eer wrters suhor printers Of
press nnd nv the % schools with appen
an consn'nr rules capitals
Q. epsrns cory snd proof wsds specimen. of proof
snress, se' Ffh edition ny John wtssn femo Price o.
m ereeednfy vsnake bntk eopy of u sbouId NJ
% o. evey ens -hn dnety isdectiy Interested In
me lase subject of which
epef records and dccumepis well wrto for the
pr-ss. -... D., -
very srpo.i,on n m e-,..,. md r..s,, NJ n
WI sqls Mps.ed and Instructed BY the n
edge which n perusal win impart Erar.t-sv,.
- - - Crosby, NICHOLS, 4 CO..
Dec If-aswsw III Washinstsu street, Boston
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AND wAsRasTs,-1nsh hishss, cash pr,.s, ss,s y y sox
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and hereby the United States OF America from a e
liability or claim for The payment Of ceca oI evidence q Deb
number for the OF $ ssusd BY the late republic
Texas and redeemed Uni,sd ies accordance with
provisions Congress- emitted provide
Of such creditors OF the republic Of Texas
hended the Of Congress Of nne eighteen
drd and dy approved the 2h day Of February 1885 and
of the sate Texas approved the LIST Of February 1856
As witness my hand and seal.
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Know all persons by these presents has released
and hereby elease the Stale Of from all further liability
claim fur the psynen. Of cerheae or .vdense Of debt mum
the OF S-, issued by the late republic o
Texas BY uned Stairs accodapce
provisions Congress- entitled provide for
payment such creditors the late republic Of Texas
approved the 1cth Of February 1855
OF Texas approved the LIST Of February 1885,
As witness my hand and seal,
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FURTHER FROM CALIFORNIA.

The mails by the Northern Light with dates
from San Francisco to the 22d January, came to
hand at late hour last night We make the fol-
lowing summary:
The Legislature assembled on the 9Th inst. and
elected American officers.
The question of u. s. Senator has created much
excitement in political circles During the first
week of the session Ex-Cfov. Foote Withdrew, and
the next day entered the field again. Hon. H. A.
Crabb also withdrew the 18th. to harmonic the
American party. The Democrats only lack two
votes of having majority in the Senate.
The case of A. A Cohen, late receiver and as
signee of the assets of the house of Adams & Co,
has created considerable interest lately. He at
tempted to leave the State ciandesiiney by the
Uncle Sam, on the 9th inst, but was detected be-
fore the sailing of the steamer by the sheriff who
found him seereted in the hold of the vessel
The mines continue to yield their regular sup
ply, which enables capitalists to ship about ST.,
800 600 per month.
The u. s. steamer Massachusetts,, Commodore
Swartwout, arrived in San Francisco from San j u
an via San Diego, on the 18th, and has gone up
to Benici to receive stores to transport to Puget
Sound for the use Of the army in the Indian war.s
The steamer Oregon arrived from Panama on
the 18th, with the 9th regiment of u. s. infantry
and sailed with the same for Oregon on the 11th
for the service of the Indian war.
The +. al. s. S. Co. despatched the steamer Pa
mama on the 10Th for Panama. This is the pioneer
steamer in the freight line between San Francis
co and New York, which the company propose to
establish.
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Mr..Baldwin,s Speech.

The speech delivered by Mr.. BALDWIN in the
Senate, on Wednesday, upon the Covington and
Ohio railroad bill, has received very iattering
Communications from those who heard it. The
writer of this deems 1t than justice to that
gentleman that some notice of the manner in which
it was received should appear in the columns Of
shs paper. Without his knowledge, we extract some
of the comments upon it from the daily press. The
correspondent of the Petersburg Democrat styles it
splendid speech" and he Of the Express pays ii a
nigh compliment. The reporters for the Wing and
Enquirer speak oft as effort Of great force and
remarkable for its eloquence and humor. Our
contemporary, the National American, pays Dir. b
the following compliment:
"a GOOD SPEECH-We did not enjoy the plea
sure of hearing the speech of Oliver p. Baldwin,
Esq, the Senator from this city, delivered in the
Senate on yesterday, in favor of an appropriation
10 the Covington and Ohio railroad, but hear it
commended on all hands, as one of the most able
and brilliant speeches made in either House during
the present session. Though O modest and unas-
suming gentleman, Mr.. Baldwin is one of the clev-
crest men in the Senate"
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The Turks.

Those amiable and highly civiiizea
the Turks. are said to be in deep WRATH ..
meet ths, the allies. in any event. WIN hola posses
,,on Of their country till the rights OF the Chrs'An
nonu,at;on are so guaranteed from further aggres'
.;on "a no longer TO require foreign eountenance
and sunnort This is a dreadful blow to Mahome-
tan pride tieotry and patriotism One of the chief
en,oyments Of their faith, as well as great charm
az their existence has been to torment persecute
and stay the Christian dogs They are no longer
to enjoy this exquisite luxury We are glad to see
even thus much good likely to grow outof the Eas-
tern war.
As the allies Of course win determine for them
selves en it will be prudent for Them consistent
with the security of the Christian population. to
abandon the country, the Turks are justified in
the natural suspicion that the time of their depar-
ture is very remote The French have certainly
made preparations for long stay. and the Eng
sh will not like to leave their gallant companions in
sole possession of the domain of their excellent al
lies The probability is whatever may become
of Russia's schemes of ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, that the
sick mans effects will all be disposed of in very
short time by his affectionate and skfu doctors
If Russia will not pay the expenses of the war,
and Of this there isn't the slightest shadow of
chance, Turkey must foot the bill, and CONSTANT
nople become French town.
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MARINE NEWS

CRY PoINT, Feb. l3-Arrived schr Connecticut
Burrows 50 days from Attakapas, sugar and moia pa
.rs for Richmond; has been frozen up w days III the
river. :, -, -, -. II, ..,, 18th
an assorted cargo.
schr Only Daughter Grant, 2dsys from N York to
Capes of Va, hay for Richmond. :
sehr' b. Watson, Robertson, IA days to Capes of
Va. from N O., with sugar and moiasses; has been
frozen up 81 daysin James River. -
. Sehr King Bird, Cranmer, days from N, Y, with
lumber for Petersburg, and sundres for Richmond.
schr VIM Woodberry, Manning, q days from At
takapas La, to Capes, with sugar and molasses for
Richmond.
Schr Rebecca, Woglam, days from New York.
assorted cargo, for Richmond.
Schr Lynchburg, Nelson, days from N. York, as
sorted cargo, for Richmond.
In the stream. schr H. F. Ketchum, and another
schooner, name unknown.
Some of the vessels reported above have been fro
zen up the river from 10 to S. days The river was
open yeste rday to-day larger masses of ice are float
ing down with every indication in the weather of an
other freeze. Snow is falling fast.
The Curtis Peck up from Norfolk to City
Point yesterday but for fear of being frozen up
there, put back for Norfolk.
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Peace I'm Europe.

We published yesterday report that foreign
dispatches received at Washington show that
peace is definitely settled leaving specific terms to
be arranged by negotiations. We presume this Is
mere speculation. If the specific terms" were to
be arranged" by fight instead of negotiations,
there might be some reason for expecting ter
mination of the war, provided 1t was agreed that
the conditions Of peace should turn upon the re-
suit of the battle. But negotiations. If the terms
are open to negotiation peace is as far off ever
We heartily wish it were otherwise We would
like to see vertabe rainbow spanning this dark
cloud of battle. We would rejoice to believe that
the inhuman butchery of this bloody and senseless
contest was TO cease. But, unless the terms pro.
posed by the allies are very different from those re-
ported in the European journals, we can see no
reason for expecting speedy termination Of the
KRr
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Poetry.


: The last Southern Literary messenger re-pub
FISHES q gem of true poetry from the pen of IT. B
Aldrich, entitled 'The Poem of little Life tina,
was but three Aprils long" We agree with the
editor that if Mr.. Aldrich writes nothing more
he viii yet deserse to be ranked among the true
poets of our day for this sweet conception Every
line and every word is replete with true poetry
il opens in this wise
Have you not heard the Poet tell
How came the dainty bube Bell;
Into this world of ours,
The Gates of Heaven were left ajer:
With folded hands and dreamy eyes
She wandered ont of Paradise
She saw this planet, like star
Hung in the depths of purple even
Its bridges, running to and fro,
OYER which the white-winged Seraphs 60
Bearing the holy Dead to Heaven!
She touched bridge of fowers-those feet,
So light they did not bend the bells
OF the celestial asphodeIs.
They fell like dew upon the flowers,
And all the air grew strangely sweet
Aud thus came dainty babe Bell Us Ft
iuto this world OF ours
The pleasure of reading such production is
worth the whole yearly price of the Messenger
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MIR. Oallns.

we think the count y may be Congratulated
tipon the acceptance by so eminent a statesman as
Mr.. Dallas Of the mis-. ion to England He will
make worthy successor of Mr.. Buchanan. We
take 1t for granted that so wise, calm and expe-
4rieneed statesman viii manage with becoming
temper as well as tact she difficult but ros iasos
noie questions now at issue betweee7S .Ag United
States and Great Britain II Iallas represents
Inc public sentiment e sle United States, he via
faly nndetitspa. and act upon that understanding,
flAt war with Great Britain is s.sat the last
var which the interests of this COUNTRY require.
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Dsar.es.ss F;r. !, Madlss. c. y.
THE pIsrATeH

MADISON c. H. Va, Feb. II, o'eioes, ~ a.,
A.Iwriss the citixens Of the place an..ryc tive
succeeded IN subduing one the most .o The are
CONGREGATIONS we have ever had ns.e frame resi-.
commenced In the large and hss onnasite Eagle
danes and .Sssr Mr. Tnom
houses on the sqaafrs .e,o1v was among the build
As TN ware r. Was also owned by Mrs Barnes.
ings burned d;. Y Of W. T. Foushee was torn
Inc .s" order TO prevent the further spread
a.% ean ss G noS ~ estimate tin as he
n,,r yiIlsge has been unfortunate In the matter
- s,es Not many days since the mansion OF Ex-
Goyernor Leake was destroyed, and few months
bofore new church, scarcely finished, shared the
same fate.
In the present destruction learn that most OF
the property Is insured In tie Mutual Insurance
COMPANY of Richmond In haste, H.
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Santhern pianter

The Southern Planter for February sogtains
its usual amount of valuable and interesting mat
ter. We again commend this excellent work to
the farmers and planters Of Virginia. Mr.. T. q
Rufin, who, with Mr.. n. August, is one of It's pro
prietors, continues his able editorial conduct of the
Planter, which is published in very neat style by
Mr I Battle.
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DIED.

On the night Of the 18th inst. AHNICE LYNCh;
only daughter Of JoseplfT and Mary NJ. Gilman. aged
3 years and days
And fold them to my breast;
Protection they shall find in me-
In me be ever blest"
On the l4th inst, at half past 2 o'clock, JOHN X.
univ sou of Lesley and Rebecca A. BEDFORD. aseo
wears months and IL days.
The friends and acguaintances of the family are re-
,,ssted to attend his funeral from Clay Sc Churcn
Tomorrow morning, at 10 O'Clock, without far1ner
notice.
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COlnn,ereiaI.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 4-Market dull Howard
street Flour quoted at S. Choice white wheat
81 50, prime white 81 rs. Corn dull-yellow quo
ted at 6O062. No movement of Importance in
provisions.
CHARLESTON, S. c., Feb. 14-Cotton advanced
t0I.
NEW YORK, Feb 14.-Flour improvng-Ohio q,
Southern So le Wheat firm unchanged. Corn
dropping, at g. Provisions firm and unchanged.
Whiskey 2si. Virginia 6s quoted at 500.
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Later from Havana--Enilure of The Sugar
CreD.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-THE steamer Quaker
City. from Mobile via Havana arrived here to-day,
and reports the failure of the sugar crop in Cuba
Half of the cane has been left standing and the
planters are unable to grind what has been cut In
consequence of the wet weather and want OF
fuel to dry it.
CHARLESTON, s. G., Feb a. The steamer lsa-
bel arrived here today from Havana, and confirms
the renort of the failure of the sugar crop in Cuba
There were not more than $4,000 boxes and 1000
bids at Havana and Matanzas, and rates were
advancing.
The railway station, and the buildings attached,
at Matanzas were destroyed by fire on the lst.-
The molasses warehouse of Churchill & Co, at
Cardenas had been destroyed by fire.
On the 9th inst. young son OF Jose Fuentes,
the celebrated physician, murdered young wo-
man named Doringo Miranda, his paramour In
fit of jealousy he stabbed and killed her and fled
to the United States.
The IT, s. ship Saratoga arrived at Havana on
the 10Th inst.
great deal of rain fell in Havana on the 10th.
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TIE MISSING SrEANsfap.-No intelligence has
yet been received q me steamship Paesae.. Cap
tain Judkns. fthe Persia, has expresseathe opin.
ien hat the Pacific had been disah,aa and retur1-
~ 70 the nearest European port, Many others en-.
'ensan the worst apprehensioss, and the CanaEas's
AfnsS * halifax. now monentsriIy sxpeesedL Il
e.'oasy awaited, In the hsps Of hearing from ,hs
missing vessel II ID nneertaia Is yet whether !
sssAmss' chartered for the purpose, win san on
!. saturday N the place Of the Pacific.
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THT.DCaaAPHIC NEW6.
RrroRrEp FoR THE DIsPATc =.

Cousrcnsional.
wAxHrsGsoS, Feb. 14-Seaase-The annual
report of the Superintendent OF the coast survey
was submitted TO Il e Senate. s,
Mr.. weller, Of California, introduced . bill pro
vidng for an overland mail route from some point
ON the Mississippi river to San Francisco go,
After some discussion on the action of the Naval
Hoard the Senate adjourned until Monday.
Homse.-Speaker Banks has appointed MT
Letcher, of Virginia, q member OF the committee
an WAYS and Means, vice Mr.. Jones of Tennessee,
who declined
On motion of Mr.. Cobb, of Ca, the President
annual message was referred to the committee OF
the whole on the state of the Union
Mr. Florence, of Pa presented the memorial OF
Gov Reeder of Kansas, coBtesting the seat OF
Gen. Whitfield. The memorial with those con-
testing the seats of Messrs. Gallegas of New
Mexico. Allen of Illinois and Eustis of Louisiana
were referred to the committee on elections.
The special message of the President on Kan
sas affairs. was referred to the committee OF the
whole on the State of the Union, and the House
adjourned until Monday.
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Marine Accident.

CHARLESTON, Feb l4.-The steamship Isabel,
on the 9Th picked up and carried into Key West,
the schooner Entire, of Hackenoch, n. j., Captain
Jefferson bound from Attakapas to Norfolk, Va
She had been twice dismasted, and on the 5th lost
her maiDmast in sight of the shore of Cuba. Capt.
Rollins of the Isabel claims salvage. Her cargo is
valued at 81, 600
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MAnnrUn

d. th. 18th inst, BY Rev. r. w Cole, NJ. VII
TON A. BELL, Of this city, % Miss BETTE =.
voupsest daughter Of Mordecsi w. Brosddus, dec'd,
OF Caroline county, Va.
r. Enquirer please copy.
On the 18th inst, by the Rev. Philip Courtney, Mr.
JAMES FARRAR to Miss MARTHA A. u. Hal
4 q lissf-f
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NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-THE steamer Quaker CITY
has been chartered by the owner of the Collin
line to take the place of the mis- sing steamer Pa
citic, which was to have sailed for Liverpool Sat
urday.
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J.nter from Mexico.

CHARLESTON, Feb. 14-By way of Havana, we
have Mexican dates from Vera Cruz, to the 9TH
inst. The state of affairs were desperate. The
Government troops had conquered the insurgents
at Tampico which had occasioned great rejoicing.
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BIi..iuw Schooner Safe,

EAsTPoRT, ME, Feb 1.-THE missing schooner
Sophronia, from Virginia for New York. arrived
safely to-day. She was blown off the coast in the
gale of the 9Th inst.
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CHARLESTON, Feb. 1.-THE ship Canton bound
| from New York to Rotterdam, was spoken off the
Bar the 18th, with three feet water in her hold
| and manmast gone She would try and get into
Savannah.
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Ra,Iroad Denot Rurncd
The steamer Pacific.

BUFFALO. Feb 1.-THE Central Railroad De
pot here with large amount of baggage, was par
TALLY burned yesterday
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Boston, Feb. 14-The Board of Underwriters
here and merchants have memorialiZed Congress
to send steamer to the relief Of vessels ON the
coast