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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-01
Disasters, sc.

SHIP ONTARIO of Wiscisset from Boston for Chsreston
which towed into Newport 18th ult dsmaed VIII had
lust repairs aud ready sail first wind drag
ged anchors night of oath ns and went ashore rav
ely Point.
BR BRIG SABINE, from Palermo for Boston experienced
heavy weather lost manyard main topmas had decks swept
and put into Proyincetown 18th Had been supplied BY
bark Wanderer at Provincetown, with provisions.
BARK WASDERER from NewOrleaDs for Boston, put into
28th inst having experienced heavy weather
No date lat Ion 10 90 passed of wrecked vessel also
OF jolly boat =.
Dr. BRIG ARCTIC at Ha lifax 18th inst from New York. had
weather thrown her beam ends 9th inst,
after leaving NewYork when the weather topmat back
being the upper went taking also the head OF
fOemss could back to NewYok In consequence OF
heavy weather a..
BR BRIG UNITED BRorHERs from Boston, of and for 81
Johns f. before reported lost lost 18th ult, near ST.
Peters or Lawrence The saved from her amounted
10 $40 or $50 There 100 insured in Boston her
cargo There probably no insurance on the vessel
from Boston bound 10 Richmond, reports
having the when IN lat SO S. Ion IT, at
m steamship with signal Of distress showing white nag
with and sun" IN center IL blowing fresh from
the westward the time could render them no assistance
Letter TO Ellwood Walter, esq.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-01

AKERLY-on Thursasy, Jan. 81, a, MorIissns Wes,ehes
ter County ANN NikBUHR daughter Of the late Christie
pher NeibShr, wife Of the Rev. Benjamin Akehy:
funeral viii take place IN ST. Paus Church Mofnsana on
MONDAY the 9Th Ct Y o'clock, Harlem hAf01d
cars leave Centre street Of White street AZ O'Clock
for Morrisaula The body will be inferred IN Greenwood
Carriages vii be waiting Twentyxth street and fourth
avenue the arrival Of the train from horrssna al "a y IA
CANNIFP-n this city Of consumption Thursday morning
Jaz. 81, WIN. II. CANEIFF, aged 80 years
His relatives and friends and members the press respect
fully IL yted 70 attend bic funeral his late residence, No
100 West Twenty first street. Sunday Sd inst, at ia
precisely without further notice. HE remains viii be tssen
10 Trinity Cemetery for interment
CANAyELLo - On Monday, jan q, aged 70 years
ANTONIO CANAVELLO.
The remains the Cemetery Of the Eyergeens
from Troops avenue near Flushing avenue, Brooklyn
MINTURN-At Staten Island "Wednesday, Jan 80, in the
18th year her sse ESTHER ROBINSON, widow Of the
late Jonas Mintum
The services will take place the residence Of her
uaw David r. Hall No. l05 Second avenue AZ II o'clock,
m The relatives and friends of the family invited TO at
tend without further invitation.
WESTON Wednesday Jan. 50, JACOB X, infant Of
r. West ". d., aged months and days
The friends OF the family invited 70 attend the funeral this
day friday O'Clock p at No East Eleventh street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-01

COFFEE-An kinds have been quet owing 10 ocers clos
ing MP preparatory commencing their new
February We have only 70 notice sales Of 30 bags
Jan aca At He Rio ns 3 bags Lsgusyra
He IS bags l4.c and 20 bags Bahia at loe The
stock Of Rio IL about 50 500 bags.
CANDLES active with stesdness IN prices;
further sales Of $50 boxes various city brands AZ HGse
months.
DYFwOOD-we learn Of sale rs tuns Jamaica Logwood
lsc. cash, IN bond
FLOUR AND AEAL-A better demand may be noted for
the low and medium grades Of State and Western Four-or
,xport especially for good brands of the ttr the ude are
buyus more freely and with light arrivals the market has an
tendency close the better grades AID
fair request sales Of Western Canal are 100 bo AZ 90
"a Sc Ia good State and superhne Michigan;
SO ga 80 4si superfne Indiana and Upper Lake. 60 ST
a S7k superne and extra Ohio 80 G II for ST.
Flour held hgher the demand aerve sales Of
bbs at IS 0G Ia Tor common 70 best oEsns SOUTH
m Flour better and in fair request for the trade and
for Shipping; sales Of bb So ga SO for mixed to good
standard brands Baltimore City Mills" Alexandra and
Howard street, 80 oedso 81 for favOrte fancy and extra
brands Rye Flour in coed demand and Is IN FAR supply
Gales $50 bb s IS sea 81 ia for fine and suPefne Corn
Meal plenty and heavy sales Of $50 bbls AZ s5 @dJ s5i
or Jerseyi 81 Ut for BFsndywiDe, and $is %as" Tor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-01
Cambridge Cattle Market.

Reported for TH ~ Y. WEEKLY TRIBUNE by JoHs EATON
WEDNESDAY, jan 80, 1855.
At market sos Catte-about $50 Beeves and IS Stores
consisting Of Working Oxen Cows and Calves Yearlns and
years old. - -. -
ond quality s7A. third quality, 81; ordinary, Sos Hides
y cwt 81 $7i Tallow SlO Pelts, 81 70 $li Calf Skins,
IS, Sc, $40. 80
sroREs-Working Oxen. sales Cows and Calves, $50,
S3S sS8 $40 S45, ISL 70 $72; Yearlngs ~ to $l5i
Two yesrs old $40 s22 s25 D. $50 s42i Three years
old $50 $40 $42, ga, s4s, $50 TO S6i
SHEEP AND LAhBs-25 at market Extra So, ST. So, $40,
SIP; by lot, S2i ga, S2i, $50 s5f
SwIsE-None.
REmARKs-Sses Sheep quick and firm the supply
Holders of Beet Obliged dosn as buyers
take hold cautiously contrasting every There rather
surplus Beet last week and il very sensby Affects sales to-
day But few Cattle have been sold highest and lowest
ouotatons The Cattle all large So
over Ftchburg Railroad IL the Boston and Lowell
Railroad snc IS the Maine Extension, loaded with Cattle,
Sheep Swine, Horses and Fowls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-01

The Lenox Fire-Insurance Company has declared a
sem-annual dividend of p cent, payable on the 5h
Of February.
The Long Island Bank, Brooklyn, semi. annnl
dividend Of 3 cent, payable on demand.
The Manhattan Company sem.annual dvidendof
4 y cent, payable on the 9th of February.
The interest maturing on the LIST of February on he
bonds Of the Toledo, NOrwak and Cleveland Railroad
Company will be paid at the office of the Cleveland
and Toledo Railroad Company, No. ls William street.
The interest on the following bonds will be paid to-
morrow by the Ohio Life and Trust Company: Cleye-
land ard Pittsburgh Railroad Company; Madbon
River and Lake Erie Railroad Company; City of To-
ledo; Washington Township; City of Detroit Seu-
benyille and Indiana Railroad. The Trust Company
will also pay the dividend the stock of the Ceye-
land and Pittsburgh Railroad.
Interest ON the First Mortgage Bonds Of the Huton
River Railroad Company will be paid at the oic, Of
the Company, this day, at No. 6s Warren street.
Money is gradually working easier on call. The
rates are al y cent, with but little below the heher
rate. Time loans are still negotiated equal to i9le.
q cent per month.
The Bank offerings not very large, and thes, IN
stitutions are doing for their customers all they hive
any claims to- In the street paper is not plenty, and
IL done freely NJ INV NSnNi anu Win OCcdsDIl
sales at sag cent
The leases of forty-eight hour-stands at the Con
Exchange were sold by auction to-day They all
brought premiums-the lowest sll, the highest $50
beside the annual rent of SO The aggregate o the
premiums was 81 ,026; average per stand s2l 81.
In regard to Mr.. James NJ. Cook, who has beei ap-
pointed Bank Superintendent vice Mr.. Schoonuaker.
resigned, The EreniHg Journal says he viii bng to
his new duties all the energy, intelligence and efficiency
which characterized bis administration of the ces
of Treasurer and Comptroller.
The IndepeRdent of this week says:
1.-THE Dry Goods trade the past week in ,onse-
quepce of the cold weather. has not quite equac the
expectations Of our merchants. The importers Irving
received their goods early, fully prepad for
the Spring business. Seldom have we seen a more
extensive or magnificent display Il Qsschandise.
Nearly all the leading jobbing houses hay, full
| stocks on hand and making moderate sales.
Several large auction sales have occurred with esus
generally quite satisfactory TO the seller The ,rinci-
pal attraction on two occasions was Printed Lawns A
large number of Philadelphia, Baltimore ano other
Western buyers present; the bidding was s,rited
| and fair prices were obtained.
Bacon Price 4 Co., extensive coal-deaers in
Philadelphia, suspended payment last week ewing
very large amount. Their connection with a Boston
house lately dshonored is said was the cans, Of
the failure The number of sufferers and the amount
which viii be lost by this unexpected calamity, Is
| said will be large.
-. L lockwood & Co, dry-goods retailers, of
Springfield, Mass, have also suspended payment with
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-01

sALTPETER-At Boston sales have been made OF 90
bags Grade TO arrive 5c. cash less y cent in bond
sKINS-Of the arrival of Curacao Goat 20 coo have
been dsrosed Of a marked advance, viz: &c. months
SALT-Hoders quite firm for Liverpool hne the arrivals
are lsht; sales of l655 sacks Ashton at about 81 49,
sEEDS-A moderate inquiry In Clover at III 2fc. limo
Inv h, quiet but firm; sales of 50 bush at 50 asa tS m Rough
PLAY il quiet at ~ I0G - 20 bush LiIseed in good de-
snd sales of Zoo bags Calcutta, at Boston at 80 d ~ 81
cash. - -, ,,,, =,
Of no COO 10 Prime City 2Sc cash Rough Fat as before
TOBACCO-Kentucky continues scarce aud very hrmly
held AZ advanced prices sales of 30 hhds received coaswse
az 4c hhds common do. at &c., and 30 cases Ohio filters
at Tic. 80 ,,
WHSKY-The market easier with offering, and clos
ing heayy sales of 400 bbs 34c for Ohio and sat Sic for
Prison and SIC. for Drudge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-01
LAW LNIELLIGENCE.
SUPREME CoURT-SPEcIAL TERM-Jan 3l-Before jus
tee HARRIS.
THE CENTRAL PARK CASE.

hce HARRIS.
THE CENTRAL PARK CASE.
This case was resumed this morning before Justice
Harris Mr. Fullerton appeared in behalf Of Mr. Joseph Aston
property lies outside Of the proposed Park and assessed
for benefit. He made the following points:
The Commissioners not authorized 70 assess Tor
outside Of the Of the Park because the Act OF 1913
laying squares public places which authorizes such
for benefit Ia not necessarily part OF the Act
1858 granting Park but merely incidental TO it, and the
should be construed strictly far the Corporation
is concerned but literally when private interests at stake
Second n the Commissioners have the right 70 make such
outside assessment the should be confined to the hst half
all the blocks Immediately adjoining the Park all sides
provided by the law Of 1873
indefinitely but IL also declared that
three Commissioners should be appointed provided in the
Act of in the present Commissioners FIVE in
number appointed by the third Of the Act Of
1858 which they derive their authority although their du
defined the Act Of 1918 and consequently the
which for benefit be confined 10 that linn
tied in the Of 1873 and cannot be extended TO that granted
by the Act 1915 Commissioners must be appointed under
the Act Of 1915 order TO asses, for benefit At their discretion
prorery value sixty seventy thousand doar ALSO
for Henry Hart and Michael Hart; also for Mr. Murphy and
Mf Weman, and several members Of the Amory family
Thought the law authorizing the formation Of the Central
Park clearly unconstitutional and characterized a. grossly
tyranna abuse Of He denounced the whole scheme
communiy as certainly the Common Council, who
had never resolution vote IN favor OF IT, de
thought that report showed that private property be
taken public but for private aud doubted
could be in the Park
when long the police department not
der control OF Americans and its ranks were filled with
Irish Germans and foreigners Of all nations Instead Of pal
aces prncey edfce surrounding the Park he looked to
lagerbeer saloons and all kinds Of ons and debqehr
and other he wished the TO De
back TO the Commissioners for revision.
Judge Harris suggested that the principle upon which this
report should be back to the Commissioners similar
that hch governed the Court sending back
trial and palpabe injustice TO either of the parties
be the only true ground ia either
After further arguments in the case the court adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-01
To ARRIVE
pnssenuers Sailed

In steam,hp America from BosoRFor LSeypoot-Joshua
Merrill r. A. Hsserck, Jacob Myers, Mccain and Myers
Jacobs of Boston; Thomas Gedh and r. Rothwel OF New
ton Capt o. R. Humphrey of Yarmouth Me- Mrs Marsh Of
Bangor George Chatterton Of Providence o. Hartmann Of
Capt Jarvis. B. A and wife L. Brown Of Richmond; w .
Blson of Lynehburg Va Charles Rowan Of Sewonsans
Morgan w IcDono1gh, Antonio Leyesque, J. A. aornson
Z. Hudson, E. Hudson j., C. Ashworth d. l. hortn ana
Glover the Rev II Perry }. T. Orkney and d. A. Csiar OF
Quebec ;P. Pmendon Of Canada; J. r. =" "a q
and Miss King of Toronto, John Vssse Of St John b.
McMurray Of Halifax; J. c. Pope Of Prince Edward Island
John Smith and James Bateheder Of LONDON NJ lie s''s
Persist. - ~ ~, "a.
10, HalVas-H L. Dunekee and Geo. P King Of Boston
FL Bsbson of Gloucester; II. Hyde. G. T. Rome, and W.
Heeldng of Newly Miss knnear John Mcdonald, w A.
Wyman j Mcleod and A. Brown, OF Halifax w. Nor
timer md RI Seaman Nova Scotia; John w. Harvey Of
Windsor Alexander Of Monres g. Barrett Of gland
Id. Total g.
Passengers Arrived
In the ship Albert GaLatia from LisepOoi-John Mcdonald
HeurV Neystead.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-01

This is small surplus for road of this character
but there previous surplus of almost sl25,o
The dividends of the year have been paid in stock
and bonds The earnings have been mostly expended
in new construction, equipage, &c. The gross earn
ings as compared with the previous year, show de-
crease of 81, 72l 49,
DELAWARE, LAcKAwAsA AND WESTERN RAIL
RoAD.-Ne learn that the track of the Delaware,
Iackawana and Western Railroad has been laid to
the Delaware River five miles below the water gap
and that the first locomotive crossed the bridge on the
2lst instant.
The tunnel on the Warren Railroads so nearly COM
peted that is expected that the cars will pass through
to Elizabethport by the LIST March next.
The road is now finished Ill miles, from Great
Repd where IT untes with the Erie Railroad to the
Delaware River. The Warren Extension road, rs
miles long, from the Delaware River to New-Hamp-
ton, on the NewJersey Central Railroad, Il also all
finished EXCEPT the tunnel at the Gap, the river;
and when this is finished, il will be on the first OF
March, the Company will be prepared TO bring coal
through to Elizabethport.
TIE COmpany's mines are situated about half the
length of the road dividing into two parts north and
south of Scranton at which point the road cuts the
coafeld into two parts, east and vast of Scranton.
Great Bend is fifty miles north of Scranton and the
Delaware eros ing sixty.one miles south.
The Company mined and forwarded 100, 900 tuns
last year market in the north and west and to Can
ada being an increase of $4,000 tuus over the year
1854. TIE Company's present main depot is at
Ithaca where it has now stock of 81 900 tuns for
western and northern consumption. The Company
lease the Cayuga and Susquehanna Railroad, which
connects Ithaca with the Erie Road, and its coal is
taken thence by canal TO Syracuse Rochester, Buffalo
and Canada.
The Company realized last year from its sales of
coal lGZ4b ~
And transportation, ke................ 24sl5 II
s4H s55 %
Which was sufficient to pay the years interest its
bonds and stock beside the ordinary expenses of min
ing and operating the road, and leaves surplus Of
ss,5s5 IS.
The cost of the road has been thus far So 2sl A.
including the sum of 90 6s7 $50 90 the southern d
vision from Scranton TO the Delaware, which has not
yet been productive.
The stock 81 90 shares amounts to. 905l 900
Funded debit. <fOnO
Floating debt. $4,000
The company will shortly issue its bonds TO provide
for the expenses of completing the work, which, when
finished, will supply the New York market with alarge
additional quantity of coal. Post.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-01

<. h;;,ss amounting 10 eco Co., and assets TO about
go GOO They propose Q compromise with Their cred,
49,, Int thus Gar nothing definite has been concluded
upon. IN :. ,hs sa,oe hnsi-
-. has also Suspended, with an indebtedness amount
~. - sIS0 OoO a good shce Of which Is confidential
Ue offers 50 cents on the dollar secured payaose on
an average of le months. THIS il the second or thra
suspension Of Mr. Bigelow."
The Exchange market at New-Orleans is wei sup
piled with bills at sasi for sterling; 537i as 80 tor
france. The cold weather, which is almost without
parael at that point has restricted arrivals OF prod
nee and business generally.
The condition of the NewOrleans banks Is as fol-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-01

A meeting OF the creditors of the Central Ohio
Railroad was held at Zanesville the sd inst, to
deyss measures for the relief of said creditors and
stockholders After due delberation it was unanm-
ousy resolved that the Board of Directors be recom-
menod to issue Fourth Mortgage Bonds in sums OF
rot hss than 800, more than $1,000, of subj
cient amount at par with forty per cent at par OF
preferred Stock of the Company, to pay the floating
debt If the Company. The preferred Stock ia to bear
q cent interest, and the Bonds 2 cent, payable
sem-snnualy in New-York. The Bonds are to have
20 wears to run rom lst of February next.
The following some of the items of the state
uents of the Kentucky Banks made on the LIST inst:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-01
ARrived.

CHR, y,p,, tof Phn.a.lphis) Sanford Liverpool Doe y.
udse Dawson Co. From Dee 2 To- Jan az
duriss Which tine Lost scresA foretop.aa and carried .w
the .1 q the main yard ss TN, :, pea. ~ sS run !. G
southwark in order 20 r,h ship since which Tune AA''
shp Albert 0siss, pki) Dsauo Liverpool Dee 49, nd.s
and IS pass 10 GriDne antarn Co EIpersneed eIireIs
hssvy y " A 1 sS's H rom W - pitt s eis
steering sprsr.u. &c. Dec a. during heavy gale Jt n 20
Henry Burgess died Of erysgel.si JAM Francs
Todd died win nns % ,ss n ns an
from Liverpool for Ns~York w n.
Bark Nsrsrnissc Lancaster Havana p d. safs tobacco,
ho Eer. .,te RS Civilian from Pensacola for Bstinore
18Th met sf - 80 lon. 70, in gale from lost oysroSs
he died On The passage named Henry wsh Of fos
and Philadelphia. both Of fever The n hAa
Bsrs AssIside Cooper of Pson) Collins Palermo Nov II.
.'sd eS fs Dee .. y s.T: Si Ss. gales
from the westward ard has been within 100 miles OF sandy
Ps1t . Sab Ann, Bryant MOnge Crbean Sea % d. n
ballast 18th, Oft Sape henry SPOKE or 0f ha nh
Bari Maria Morton Buckley Savannah cotton to seran
Bark Jenny Lind Brown Is d. md'e to Eagle
Bsri ,eph Fish Aessnde1 New Orleans IS d., no,s..s,
ndse slaves Yates Porterfed Exper need hssy
sser saS Ss ,se Ssn lat TO- lon IS 20 q
o,wego, NY lost overheard Jan - st a 10 lon q
Jan n lat 81 49, lon II As in gale from W. ~ W., stove
number OF bbls mo asses 20 ease the vessel.
BArk NJ Morales Brown, Havana 18th inst, sugar, ooac-
co &c 10 Sturees Co Have had heavy thery gales dur
m the WI ole pas age had been ds Of Hseras Jan ~,
J,hn Tune seaman died Of typhus fever . . 49,, ..
Bsrkartire Peter Clinton, Sites ST. Johns = q as hsa
cb ary b. jayne Fall River from Baltimore for Boston,
q Is ouf. The p c. had heavy weather , -,
Brc Golden Lead toi So Thomsston) Johnson Sewoeans
rs de- sogr 10 Eagle Hazard 9th inst at3l - Ion % ~
poke schr for Savannah, and supplied ner
Will bread very heavy weather, lost boat &c, would
put into Nassau o repair bad sso lost one man .
Brig Abner Taylor lo BaDgor Smith, Carenas 10 "a mo-
lssses, &C. Mora Nephew.
schr Eclipse Corwin Savannah ds cotton to Scranton
seLr Onward of Eden susett TobascO "a ds Oswod, &C.
sser. -,
schr rsce Caroline, Dill Norfolk corn 20 j. A. Gamble
schr A Van Name Van Name Norfolk, corn
schr Ann Gardner, Gardner. Norfolk, corn.
schr Julia Frances, Robbins, Beaufort, s. Co. ~ Dis, nAs1
schr Pocahonta Buckley Charleston ds cotton and rice
20 Scranton Tsllmsu . :, 49,. . =.
Dolluer Potter Co. -
Sobr Citizen Brown Norfolk, corn to WIN. Wilmot.
Scbr. Teunis Depuy Avery Virginia, oysters
schr. v. c. Roaers, JOIN son. Virginia, oysters.
Schr Abel P. Upsher, Wishart, Virginia, oysters
aAILED-Barks Waltham, Wheeler, for Havana M0iel,
Hnl Bermuda; brig Mountain Eagle Pray Trinicsdi Shf
Pride OF the Sea- BurmeisteF, Oibrslter
BELOw-Ship Napier clipper, Of Philadelphia SANFORD,
Liverpool 50 ds BY piot-bost Mary Taylor, No.
schr Benjamin Franklin lumberoaded BY steamtug Lew
sthsa, Capt. Hakad.
WIND-During the day, w. S. w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-01
Philadelphia Markets.
THURSDAY, Jan. 81.

in steady demand at former prices CLoyERsEEp
Is less inquired for SO 1911 the latter for good
lots which is decline FLOUR is still dul ship loads offered
at 25 without saes few bbs Western extra were sold at
SO 80 COIN MEAL and RYE FLOUR nomin ally unchanged
but nothing doing WHEAT meets limited demand owing TO
difference between holders and buyersj few small
lots were taken IS for Red and ~ 10 for White
the latter for prime. RYE Is dull with sales OF 600 bushels
Pennsylvania at 81 10 the depot Corn is without much
demand and 900 bushels al 7 for Pennsylvania yell
low from store OATS in but little inquiry with sales OF Penn
sylyania az 42d49c which is define GROCERIES and Pro-
visions continue for OF stock holders OF the
former are firm in demand WHISKY OF slowly at 3l0
SIC for hhds and 3ZdS3c for bbls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-01

The annual meeting of the Black River and Utica
Railroad Company was held on the oath inst. The
first division of the road sixteen miles from Utica to
Trenton, opened for business on the lst of Jan
uary 1855, and the result of nine months earnings
showed a net profit at the rate of a cent 2 annum.
On the 18th of December last another division of the
road, 10 miles, opened to Boonvle. Preparations
are making to secare the completion of another
division during the coming season.
The expenditures thus far have been 81 ,o3S,92o
The floating debt is $500 OOO Bonds to be issued
for the payment of the floating debt
The annual report Of the Columbus and Xenia Rail
road Company states the gross earnings for the year
Nor, Inat fullnws.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-01

A. Al, q, Penn r. r. 81; ss Norrs,own r. r., st sChee
end Del Canal IS s5i sehay Ma, Pr- Nt J. Ssv
Orleans Gas ll2i p Beaver Mesdcw ~
81 Bank n ois 52 10 Bank Of Penn ITO; Y NecnanS
B1nk. 81 -, -, .-t n Morris
Bsfrssa Boarls-4o Forris,own z h days, aos ~ MUTE
S,ec,S BSe,Si &C Resdns RR &C. TO 81 eo City W.r.
,,r,. e5i. 400 Civ Dc ssi $50 do New, S; 20 Cs.y
a. "a, "a Little schaytM r, b5 -; 3 do, le;s 81
g. IS Leigh Nav lots, b. 100 horrs CsnL ~ % w
81 "a F,rln Fire Insurance 1856 10 n Pennsy XIX
al leo IoSs Island R. Isl 500 do b. Is; Il Pennsylvania
",,~ boayS~icoo Camden Amboy RR. e, IS, ssi 100
~ C,..k Goal "a IA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-01

Capt Marshall Of seamus Satellite reports the brig TsJ
Tor ashore on Romer Shoal..
Mr. Edward c. Perry Engineer Of Underwriters went do IN
to-day 3lst) in wreckng hr 10 the schr Charles Cosate
hoe Absecom for the purpose OF pumping her out and
bringing her into port
Bark John Stroud ashore atRockawsy, L. l., was sold 1h
inst with all her for $50 So Reisenberger Mcdonald
Co were the purchaser and it their intention TO employ
seamugs oil casks &C., with the view Of getting her of and
bringing her to the city.
Wrecking chr Henry W. johnson, and Ringgod went down
Yesterday (5is the bark Echo ashore Quoque ~ j. with
oil casks AID all other necessary apparatus for getting her on and
bringing her 10 the city.