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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-19

The severity of the uinter nearly proved fatal TO
the sweet p0tato crop ia the Southern States Georgia
alone prtduced last nearly 900 0O0 bushels, Dat
there will not be 1.-THE u that ia State
this year.
DROUGHT IN MARYLAND.
Rain Ia much wanted 10 the Eastern shore counties.
Vegetation IL suffering and it Is feared that the peach
crop TO q great extent will be cut of.
The wheat crop in Somerset ty ooss badly the
season. The laie rain and subsequent weather
has however, considerably improved it.
THE LOUIsIANA SUGAR CROP.
The Louisiana papers ssesk discou agDgly respecting
the prospects Of the next crop Toe
injured BY cold weather rsn, the worthessness OF
the stubble and detective Seed and by dry weather
which has crusted the surface of the earth.
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Hon. John pykenpecy 10 on visit TO the South
The Petersburg Va. Uepoerd, OF the 16tn instant
Ayslt gives yres' pleasure to state that Hon John
Tyler VIII 6eliyer lecture IN library his
closes lie has chosen for his subject inform
ed theme pregnant VIII interest--the deco Of our
Cabinet. Ano what Ralsxy In that Co bnet lhs
accomplished Legs-e The eloquent and trudite Upshur
the brilliant 81 er and those twin galst Of her age
Webster and Calhoun.
Mrs. Eppincott (Grace Greenwood Is 1t watercure
estsolthmeat In Cleveland.
ARRIVALS.
From Bueuos Ayres 1, tho bart Hsyes-Ed yard Zlm-
nermao, ady i've children and two servants Alien Camp
eel Lady Hrd Maser Thomas johnson, Master Peter
LariAd
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Police intelligence.

s aPRsz or BERGIARs-on THURSDAY Right as Off GER
Wells of the Eff zenith ward police and private watch
mar DnD patrong their beat in Thirteenth sraet
neas Broadway, they sa~ tw1 emerge as it were,
from the door OF Messrs Drefenthsler SC oeer
clothing establishment No. S39 Broadway. rney imme-
ciseiy spfrcashed the SPIT, aud becoming somewhat
suspicion, tried tpe do when they found that IL
open on searching the hall vay they 'ound numbsr
OF sscas filled with sks ana vivs had svicen ly
BET placed there some burga preps ratory o,f1g
taksr CT ID wagon. TIE goods taken the
ton he for the rersi OF he night the place
was mst secu'e. The OF the property say ths
the goocs contained in the sacks were worth neariy
seven thousand dolsrs
CHARGE or PkfJtRY.-Three persons, named Alonzo ".
Adams Nary Muhail aro johanna McMshon, were
brought before Jus ice DAWSON at the Second District
Police Court, on charge OF perjary preferred against
them D. John +. Savsre, Of Nc 3t4 Broadway. The
complainant alleges that the Defendants swJre false
sgsnst hin in mat Of tiespass and "a which
tnsy preferred against him Adams held 70 baii n
toe Of 81 AGO. and the two in the OF $500
escn to answer the charge.
CsARCE or BURGLARY John O'Cornor arrested on
charge of having burglsriousy entered the grocery
store Of John oConnei at 81 Pe street and stealing
cloth n.y. to the of $50. The accused WAS
Arrested while masking bis escape tssm the suoirg by
OH Ger ueui of the Fourth ard police Juscs Welsh
epmmit'.e oConDor tor trial in default Of 81 600 bail
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CLEARED

CLEARED.
Scan sfp WsslT gOn GaEHe an Brsmenc sands
Slip E,.ort, Lvneh Liverpool.
Zip uliea, Davis, New 0r,sS, s. F5o;t
Ba,x barss tBr). Warrington, Aaenias, Me-Tucker
Brig sIore, whitmore saguA Ia Granee r Buck Co.
Brig 3 Nash Hs.h, sagua Ia Grande . 5 Peers
Bris Aliavala osrdsras-wa'sh Carver Chase
Brig Washh eton, anderson, hurds Isand-Thompson
brig stoves. Showers. yae ksonT is r aactA Co.
sehf ] x Baier Berry, saIsc3a dhass i small
sS fr fie Philips Bsamrd se0'0 Co.
scsr reeman hic' ersqn . Johta AIS Merrill
schr " Brown, Defricsson " lin ngon -Dolner Potter
scar Sarah Louisa, Xix, Dan arlscotts1g Me,cA!E
sebr hurlori khkeIsoL, n,soL-s " Lewis
schr asa pf renIod Boson@Dsston f spsasue
sss fss q ' ss H ss% lanssGJ uavsu.
sl.oD Mount aops , Phillips
siocp America. Burton, Prosioepee Master.
steiner lhos swsnn Green Bs,un ere-C,on wells lne.
ARRIVED.
s.sm,np jamestown, Parrish, Norfolk, &c, with mdse TO
enp Hsvsas Marsh Bsvre March TO- with mdse and as2
% %n sSp: s :.s sssh y La ~ Sn
H. ,pos slip vuSurt 100 da,s ssiay,s
8 F e.
the captain and
men o cr.v Eavipg washed overheard on the 18Th
s;ss #, ss bound ft s. sn F. sRsfs s fe oa
srokp tix liam OF bULdse. bouno to Liverpool
arks Id sais wartd ASSISTANCE 3lst lat -
- is pasfed fhp olab OF verpoo steering 1Wn INST
20 10 Ion t6 As spoil hp ompromse tom Liverpool
Ymk Ire II from March Ia 70 April g.
i.avJ ga tr ~ " ~ to NV
chip issac re Johnston Carcd, March TO- with railroad
bon trc "a passengers TO MGR irer Livpgston
10 sbbc, orh. New Oreals March g, with cotton,
A., n v frcst
barb q Eeyee Sliverck, rpenos Ayres March G. with
hi.a &c oW DeFo,.e Co. March 25 oil Pernambuoo
spo, Be wsttr frcu. Rio Jarero New York. off
spt spoke bark Cora from Mo Janeiro for New
Gritstp
Esih Fl. ur.n e Bellevue Frl ssulus Rochelle. % days
tart W Aasn, Bate, Belize, Rond, "a days, with Lides,
&c, 10 u xsL,
sark Cur g. L.Svi ssai March 6 and Apaachcola April
2 with mdse to PstTuo Il Echevsria
Bark Sfpt Nalhrd New Greer ~ days. with indie,
Car IS Tin norman Co. Han heavy weather pas
rig Bers cloina saf Bsta, Genoa, days passed Gi
Altar rs with ffun ard IA passengers to yaear
Brig ip (tr OF Ballfsy N chell Bah:a, 81 days with
sutsr &c 10 krh ard Won Stths
ag es 10 Moess Taylor Co. Bad heavy weather lest fore
nt ga an,rrast and head of 18Th inst, OF Cape
Irs1out, Iai sed Bsrk Con neia bound N.
brig Gen karehsl Pafro &c, Guantanamo Cubs, - days
yrb sugar nell Mnturp CO. vesse to Walsh Carver
Ctsse Tier bss experCnced heavy weather stove
boat &c rs INST At &c. lon "a spoke whaling ba Ellen OF
ana Fcfar.own from cruise fuL LIB on Hasras ar
reriencfd very severe gallo from GSW. ser which Jaw
number barrels Of al stores and pieces u wreck
FRI Willie lot Machias stuart Trinidad Cuba March 49,
with 1ugsr. &c, c Mayhew, Talbot Co Aprl l. Cap an
Tor 70 tesrpg INV distant miles, spoke brig Lsure o. from
A,pnwAi Tor Totasco' GAYS out al well; sans dsy, Cd
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NUNICIPAL AFFAIR6,
BOARD OF ALDERMEN

bOAhD OF ALDEk4EN.
The President In the chair. The minutes were read
snt approved
TX ALDERMAN HARRY HOWARD APPOINTED RECEIVER or TAXES
The Mayor ssnt in eommun cation nominating Harry
H. Howard IS Receiver Of Taxes In the room Of Henry
Hart whose term Office expires the LIST Of Nay next
Some Of the whig members Of the Board (gly Tucker
and Voorhs) opposes The nomination and . reference
vssmoved.
Alderman FuIMER ian ,thsr whig) had scruplss, and
said that he wished be cd from voting but the
SosSo insisted that be sb, uid vote.
lite motion to refer put, and the nomination was
confirm 60 by vote OF - % Ayes-Aldsrmsn Brown
Corwln, Hesly, Hoffnie Clancy Steers Jackson Mo-
nsehsn, Heiiack acooik-y, v.riaD, Drake. Noes-A.
dssmtn Fox, Tu ker, Voc, = Grifths Bripps Barkee
Qresie eh' Falc err, Ely vsenune.
tepcT u the CON to establish ferry from
the fcct Of Forty secoGd s1e1t North river to weehaw
Ken, Ne" seisey was r-c M tied.
On motion TO coIcur vito the Councilman to extend
the hos pita tiles Of the 81, he Hon ia mes
late Minister 10 FL gland ~ud appro pirate 600 for
TIA; Iarpese, Alder uan Ely moved q concurrence.
Alderman WORMS sppro,ro OF the compliment Of re-
ceiv1rg Mt BuchsIan gu opposed to the expsndi-
ture o. 81, 600 10 d. tenDr to Mr.. Bu,nsnan.
Aoermsn WM IUckn ~-bte1 10 know If M. Buchanan
had done moe than Biz du ant NOT be did think
that 81 90 sroad oe app led, because II wonld
lAoermsn woulo vo'e one dollar to pay homage
to any man-po, no If his ia'oer from the dead
lAaghter) Hs k1e tie -s' the thing would be done
they might ask 70 tsse drink (Augt teri ou. he
hoped that the itso ur1 not pass
Alderman Ely spose Il ia sor OF the appropriation.
Aldeimsn BRIGGS was COZ opposed TO an honorable
cspos o. Mr.. sbsps apo 90 referred to the facility
that gentlemsn sfor NJ. such shen ne in EGG
land in pursuit Of the tn :. Alien. dc (Mr. B.ieg
knew that tere representatives of Amer
IN foreign countries who saeus. Laugh CO. He
quoted from speech ct Mr. Buchanan TO show that ne
was true America" y rsty ii homsge
The folio srg is The pass, &c he referred t,:"Above
AL, we ought 70 orive T. shores foreign iohuencs
and cherish ex,luriv. An-r,san ceiling Foreign To-
hueuce has been In every n. OF repub:s-her
eye seer every bpg la false colos The thick
atmosphere OF prtjcoce woiel he is Id
90 excludes from -ei rig t h. light Of resson'
Tho resou i'm Of he CSuoc non curred IN BY
Q vote of lQ to-
The Board adjourn ed IN Mo, tay At a "a o'c!ock
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INJECTING RAILROAD EMPLOYERS The conductor
and engineer If train OF between Jonesvlile and
niiscale Michigan have BEEN indie ed for msusaugher,
caused by collision whereby several lives lost
the 18th If February last.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
movensnts Of Ocean Steamers.

STEAMERS To CALIFORNIA.
FoR AsrIswAIAlnnois 9Th and George Law 18th Of each
moxItn.
STEAMERS TO AND FROM HAVANA
lsAsEL-From Charleston l9'h 4th que q Havana ~
md Ill., From Havana 10th and 18th, dus Vt Now YORK IT'D
EsPIaz CITY new GsASiDA-From Kew York l7A, n
esns sM Havana sth, due a. New YORK 18Th
BLACK MARRIoR-From New York i2h. arriving Havana
ard aS HsT Orleans Sn,s zi From New Orleans Havana
QUAKER From New York ls Of month. srrtvtnga
h.s:,s 5h md sYSse Sh From Mobile l5 HAVANA ish
CAHAwsA-Frum New York 49, arriving Il Havana I'd
ns a Ss. er ys, En- From New '~s l2A Havana iS
when the above tail synoay win
.aa s leaves Sss asa'
THE OVERLAND MAILS TO INDIA AND CHINA.
ioose may be OF value to those having correspond
The mall leaves Southampton the Al and Oh a each
Arrives st Gibraltar about tbs Sh 18Th OF ssne month
Arrives al Malta about tbs l4b ard goth Of Donh
Arrives At Alexandria abou: the 18th OF same ard 4h o. TO-
Leaves suez about 18th 2ls q and
Arrives at Alden about the 2ssh aS OF loh
Eth Of following month.
ssl for BOMBAY, and nth to goth for China 10.
Indian navy arrives Bombay ABOUT the ID 10 6n
r. at Point de Balls abou; the 9Th
Th and I'D 23d o. following month.
steamer has srssdy arrived which ,skes The mall OF
Anvs. Puo Penang sbout the lab or 18th and 18th and
Singapore ths 18Th 18th and els: or LIST Of
Leaves Singapore about IL hours after arrival
Arrive. HoDs Kong about the 20 or 2An and 9Th Or Loan
Leaves pex' day for 6hanghae.
Two as FL glarG-one the sth and 10Th OF each
hviA Narsenles ard arrive Alexandria about the
time a. The southamDtoD mall
30 An rs.esage, and letters inned for The New YoRx
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COurt Calenaar-This Day.
6Jppxxp CoURT-spsciai Term.-Nos SO 10, 20 "a, 98,
"a lie, III u.s. 19, no. 12i 122 100, 124, 125, 1885,
1T, Ia, 10.
Other Courts-motions and decisions.
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BOARD OF COUNCHMEN.

rV,;s po.ra ..Ia j. 49,. - - a.. ia. .; ps
-. e ~ ~
Sient tinekfes III tot chair
oceer the following auo1p ,,uers were read a third
time and passed. In t.v a. hermit pg James Heird
to run line Of omr icuses TON C,en.s sin to Green
point ferry an otcinspc- inc ing the force in the
Skset Commiss lers ficp By the adj ion of three
penmeD ard cop, ing ci,ss -sssay Of 81 600 eacn,
Instead Of transient piss heretofore emp Dyed 10
IeY;rvton sveopa sno m r>y.Ss , ,,est "; o. \;
favor OF witeIipg OF Futa avenue between
l24th 1904 sue-te dtr.ctg the Co ouissoner Of
Repairs and supplies usse 10 con 1acIs un Il plans
ard specca IONS ceeth-r win he es imStes are ,b
mtteo ana approved }, tn. nm n Couocil: 10 favor
enclosing the pillars Of Hal OF Records. an ordnance
designating uadge orr by c,nstab.es when
duty ftvor log 1ty fourth rect from
Eigh avenue 10 Hucsop tivtr in favor Of rem ), ing the
of the brig suEk near pier 20 sast River
filming contract tor regulating One Hundred and
Twenty ninth burc co d Thr.i ADD enc Hun
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Puat Of New York, April IS, 1850.

AInANAc YoRx-rEs
RIsYs. is NOON RISES.
SUE sErs. AZ HOB wAzKR....... morn ~
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A3- An Tlekag-s and letters Intended Jay Ms New 70
HERALD sy0rld be sealeL
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COFFEE-The feeling while IL lacks buoysncy is far from
being heavy especially with holders OF Rio who are mostly
and determined BUYERS ready
orw ard their present pTeensons The Of
10 IS, Gee bags The sales not worth recording
C0AL-1he Ake heavy for oreizn We hear OF sale Of
$50 chadrons Liverpool Orrel Abuous' AZ 81 cash We
notice mat Aneioneer have the privilege Of selling the Coal
Elchanse IN Pine street.
CANDLES-The demand has subsidized And mice, ar. quite
nominal at Hdsc for good Adsmanne. Plain sperm sell
Sc Iud Patent a. acc.
FISH-Dy cd firm bat very quiet saes AZ 81 I2i
for Grand Bshk MAckrel dull aud food supuy Other
kinds without
FLOUR AND MEAL-The market opeps5 haaxv and rather
for the low grades Of State and Western F1ur with only
moderate demand mainly for the home trs "a closed duff
little inquiry for the East sales Of Wssrn Cana are
600 bbls az 81 80 IS - for md and
the hehiEsn 20 Ia 20 81 Tor superfne Indiana and Upper
Lake SSd IS 5o for common good Oho ana Ods 50
for Exirs Geneee Canadian Flour lower and unsettled
fol common the demand Ia fair sales DO bb l2l
closes hrm the arrivals larEe sal. Of 500 bbs az
80 sd IS 81! for mixed good STANDARD brands Baltimore
" City Mills Alexandra aud How
for avcre faacy and brands Rye flour Is dull AID
heavy - SEA ~ . for ne and surernna Corn Mea
6Sn aud heavy sse. Of go b6s Jerseys 81 Buekwheat
fHUlfS-Hsts.ns cHl heavy h
the demSd: Gales Of = 100 boxes Bunch o.s bls half
quarter boIes e - 81 IS 80 ard ~ 81 90 fxes
Lyers al = leo bbs Porto Rico Oranges Al rs So 10
bills DO a. 80 g received coastwise 60 bbs Havana DO AZ
slo a@tn, which !. decline. Apples are dull AZ s20
a nur last prizes.
GRAN-The WbeS market without 10 uch change and the
Cen 81 noderGei strictly prime quite firm the arrivals
hsEt, especially q white Rye quite firm arrivals
cot age AID Tie demand steaay sale. OF 500 bush
e. 81 Barley 'inAetiTe At 81 ltqsl 2. osts Pleuty
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paper hDarebonses.

DIAPER WAREHOUSE.-J. t. DERRICK
terms:
Whiting Papers, English, French and American
News Paper a. sizes. weights aud qualities.
Book Paper, all sizes, weights and qualities.
us.ae Paper fancy eoios and white, Of the best quality
Hanging Paper, white and eolored different widths
HAt;ers' Paper, thin and Of the best quality
Ilofh Paper, J614o and lo1l8
English Hardware PAPER large assortment MT ayriv,d
sheAthlnE Paper Of the best quality
nrITing Paper, Straw, Rag and Mania
Tea Paper cf different 1zes
Ia Hoebng Paper. suitable feT roofs II role
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. .......Jsu. 8.
Cleared.

Barks-G Leslie Slesper, Cardenas r. w. Trundie John
Benson Burmester Havana Sturses, Chairman Co.
Brigs-Hobart Jordan ST. Croix, NJ. NJ Freeman Co C.
W King Corbet Havana, Brett, Son Co BuTchard Tor
rev. Was, jacksonville Peck Church Co.
Schooners-Oawa Harrington, Philadelphia, J. Hunter
New York Packet Sanborn, Jicksonye H. d. Broosmsn &
Co. r. Saterly Griffin, Charleston, McCready Mott Co.
Mosca Mckinney Nassau, n. p, c. Ackery; f. Simmons
Pugh, wbern, Davis Holmes; Fleet Wing, Davis Apaa.
chicos Post; Ransom Lockhart s. John, " b.. d. K De
Wolf; Handy Handy Jacksonville, Thompson Hunter J.
Lyon Fisher Philadelphia J. w. Mckee; Rosen Bloom
Coleman. Providence, l.. Kinney.
Soop-Frsnkn, Avery, New Haven, J. II. Ravens.
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DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD THE GREAT

il CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic eites VITA
Western Northwestern and South western states by coz
nuous Railway direct The Road also connects At Pitiseur
with daily lire Of Steamers 70 all ports IN the western hVef
and AZ Cleveland aud Sandusky with steamers 70 al pfs o.
the Northwestern Lakes making The most ureet &
reliable route BY which FREIGHT can be iorwGded 70 and
from the Great West. 49, .,,,. - n,rrsp,.,,u
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PltTsbOhoh
FIRST cLAss-BSc. shoes Dry Goods, un soc. per 100
SECOND CLAss-Books and Stationery, Dry
Ga. lin hsles1 Hardware Leather Use. per 100
Wool, SC
THiRp CLAss.-Anyis Basesns, Bacon and sc Ter 100
Pork lin bulk } Hemp, Sc.......,.......
FOURTH CLAss-Cofee Fish, Bacon and &C. rer 100
Pork (packed) Lard and Lard OIL. 10y :,
In shipping Goods from point east OF % p1
cular 20 the package VIA Pennsylvana hsnrosi
Goods consigned TO the Agents Of this Road al PhasePms
Pittsburgh will be forwarded without detention
FREIGHT AGESrS-Harrs W ormley 20, memphis, le1e
r. y Sass Co, 81. Louis; j. y Mitchell SON. bn,Vue
Ind Dumesnl Bell Murdoch aud Carter Jewett Louis
Vile XIV; b. c. Medium. Madison, Ind Sprgman brosr,
and irwin Co. Cincinnati, n. w Graham CO.. Zanesvls,
Ohio, Ieech Co No klbyst Boston Leech Co, No.
Astor House New-Y York No. Nhamst and No battefy
place New. York; +. j. Sneeder, Philadelphia Msgra"
koons Baltimore; Geo. {. Franciscus, Pittsburgh
Fot further particulars bills Of lading apply 70
80 4 Co Agents Penn. Railroad Co.,
No Astor House, New-YoFk.
H. H. HOUSTON General Freight Agent, Phlsdespha
H. J. LOMBAERr, Superintendent, Altoona, Penn
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NETWORK and ERIE RALROAD.-Or

NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-0t
IN and after MONDAY Dec 81 1885 and until further notice
Passenger Trains viii leave Pier foot Of Dusnes follow
VIZ.
BUFFALO EXPRESS, ats a m for Buffalo difeet withog
change Of baggage At Hornelsyls this
with way train for Dunkirk and oil stations Westsn
Division.
MAIL at Gals IN. for Dunkirk and Buffalo aud Intern.
date stations Passengers by this train will psn
at Owego. and proceed the next morning.
NEWBURGH EXPRESS, at p. M, for Nswburgb dred,
without change of cars
ROCKLAND PASSENGER, at p. IN via suferr's, ~
PierInont, and intermediate Stations
WAY PASSENGER, at Up. m, for Otsyle and Iterut
date Stations
NIGHT EXPRESS, at S p. m. for Dunkrk and Buffalo.
ENIGRANT at 5 p m. for DunkIk and Buffalo and inter
mediate stations
On SUNDAY only one Express Train at 5 D. m.
These Express Trains Elmra with the Ennn an
Nsrsrs Falls Railroad for Niagara Falls. Dss
kirk with the Lake Shore Railroad for Cleveland Cncins
Toledo, Detroit Chicago, &c.
D. c. McCALLUM General Sup.rinta ndant.
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Arrived.

Steamship James Adger Turner Charleston IS hours md.e
and pass sPohord, TestJn Co Monday p 40 miles
g Of Hstteas passed steamship Nashville, Berry hence for
T. s n steamship Florida, woodruff Savannah 60 hours,
CAPE Lookout bearing w. signals with steamship Nash
vile bound to Charleston.
d., -four to T. Caldwell Ws towed to this city by steam
Park Charm (of s Thoaston) Hausner Palermo % d.
passed Gibraltar Nov % fruit TO Draper Devln. Jan 2 lat.
50 So lon Sc 5 spoke bark Pendeton hence for Hse 5h
took pilot from pilot boat T. X Collins 40 miles f. Of San
dy Hook Had very heavy weather on the passage split sails
was is days on the coast Vessel TO R. W. Trundy
Brig Losngo (o PHILADELPHIA Little, Aux Cages Dec ID, log
wood &C. order During the passage experienced very heavy
weather split sails and put into the Breskwser Nth repair
Schi Alexander NJ Christie Norfolk Ids. corn to Reed
Marsh Was the Hook Saturday evening last when she
took the late gale and while laying to vas struck BY
which carried away the bowspn BY the knight heads bboom
pilot GerEe steers by her saturday night and
her IN tow and brought her to the city
Schr. Wonder, French, Providence
Sehr F. Flowers Parker, New Haven ballast.
schr. VIM. Abbott, Parker, New Haven, ballast
sehr NIB Scuddr Huchings, EzsbethpOrt pigron bound
sloop Harvest Corwin, Providence
Propeller Enoch Train, Hennesey Boston ( ds
BELOW-ship Kathay stOddard, from shanghai, % ia ,
Ground where she lies without injury. The seam.tug Leya
than will 40 down TOR her this morning
BrS William (Brl from Shields Newcaste-By ploboar
SylIh, No. l.
sAILED-ship Union Davis, NswOreana
The plot-bot syph No up the city yesterday and
reports having experienced tremendous gale from "
under her trsal boarded by which broke rail
boat overheard the pilots John
and Charles White and the tteeperthe latter got
back board the boat the plots aerTar
The potbost julia No Is the gale and lost
oresa stove buwss and washed the seats II the cock
A letter from Capt. Willis Of ship Rambler Of New Bed.
ford reports her in Ochotsk Sea Sept a. VITA $50 bbs
this would cruise outside and be al the Islands about
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r. PHILADELPHIA BY the CAMDEN and

u AMBOY RAILROAD-From Pier No. | ~ X, foot d
Battery riace-The Camden and Amboy Railroad Lines Ia
Philsdelphis will leave As follows:
Morning LyE-At o'clock m. daily Sundays excepted
BY the steamer JOHN POTTER, Capt. John simpson, a
South Amboy thence by and steamboats, 70 fhiIsdepa
Fare by this 1 inc, 81 IS - .
AFTERNOON EXPRESS LNE-At O'Clock p. m. daily lsar
DAYS excepted by the steamboat JOHN POTTER soppina
Hghstown Bodentown and Burlington, azrishi
at Philadelphia about 81 p. Fare by Express Lane, "
Fare Freehold and Monmouth either line, 0c. Meals pro
yided on board-DDner 75c Breakfast and Supper Zoe
Return passengers will leave Philadelphia at and ~ D.
Way accommodation aud EmgT ant Line at Fare vi a.
Emigrant Line at y. m. Fare, 81 Is
Fifty pounds Of baggage only allowed each passenger Pssen
gers prohibited from taking anything baggage but then
wearing apparel All baggage fifty pounds TO be- paid d
extra The Company limit their responsibility for baggage u
one dollar per pound will DO liable for amount be-
You'd 300 except by special contract j. BLISS, Agent
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Bounip fana hDarrants.

AND wa RANTS WANTED.
~ TAYLOR BROTHERS. Bankers
No. 76 Ws-st Sew-York
We will supply orders promptly. Warrant. ways hand.
I AND-WARRANT OFFICE, No. 90 Wall st.,
IL NewYork-The highest market price paid for LAND
WARRANTS; and all Warrants sold by guaranteed and
arded BY mail otherwise upon receipt Of remances
Land Warrants procured for Soldiers and others entitled 70
Bounty Lands upon application
7. J. COLEMAN, No 50 wan-st
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H. H. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent, Philadelphia
H. J. LOMBAERT, Superintendent, Altoona Penn
AIEW- JERSEY RAU.ROAD--For PHLA

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHiLA.
IN DELPHIA. and the SOUTH and WEST via JERSEY
CITY United States Mail and Express Lines Leave New fo
and IL a. IN. and and p IN Through IN fonr noun
S275 In 4 and IS In and II and p m. Tue New
Jersey Accommodation Line leaves at IL M ~ aoppI
Al ali through Tickets sold for Cincinnati i
= IN and the West and Baltimore, Warrington, Norio
&c and through baggage checks Washington In N al
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Markets Reported By Telegraph.
NEy.ORLENs jan 7-CorroS-Sales to-day Is, 800 bales
iiddlins quoted &c. MoL.ssEs is dull at Sale SUGAR
ull. Corn 674c. OATS 55ic.