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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-26

for e seizure an2 sssssaJoe N segpg, o. the prop
,rtv leyeio before described end for each and every
sct Of sit.ice snd outrage upon tie aforesaid prop.
CIV as well Of The Igh.s and privileges OF the sad
CHARLIE Morgan & Sons and wi holi each Of Tie sad
Governments aforesaid responsible for oil loses dam
sces COTS chsrges and interest which may be
oeea;ioned by the scts Of The Aforesaid Governments
or their agents or representatives,, 70 the aoresaid
Charles Morgan 4 Sons.
J. C. HARRIS. for CkGIles Morgan a Sons.
subscrbsd and by j. C. HGrTS. before he day
and year FIRST above written.
b. SQUIRE COTRELL, L. 6 Commercial Agent.
CoNAIIcIAL AGEEcY, [. A. san JUIs DLL NosrE-
Before me, g. Squire COtyell Commercial Agent Of
the United States for TIE Gbye port THIS day appeared
John j. HofT and Bedney r. Mcdonald citizens OF the
State OF California, who, being duly sworn did depose
sId cay: That they were passenger 90 board the
steamer San Carros which eft Virgin Bay on the third
dsy Of January, 1857, described by j. C. Harris 10
his protest which We each Of hsye heard read, and
entirely concur in bis statement regard. the seizure
OF the steamer the presence of the armed force, the
language and conduct Of Spencer, the sbu'e OF the
American flag and sl ard singular Of the things men-
toned up 70 the landing of the passengers al the wharf
Of San Juan del Nor.e, OF Greytown.
- JOHN J. HOTF,
BEDNEY T. MCDONALD.
ssb,rh.G and .xoTn before this sth day Of JsIesy
A d. ISs7 3. SQUIRE COTRELL.
United States CONNER cial Agent
SQUIRE COT.l 90 hereby certify that the foregoing IL
true copy from The Book Of Protests Of this Office
witness whereof have bereuLo set hand and seal
this 9Th az Of January A. d. 1857.
b. SQUIRE COTRELL, L. s. Commercial Agent
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THE NEWS IN NETWORK.

At TEE EIcARLGCAS HEADQUARTERS.
Early On Saturday afternoon, after the arrival OF
the James Adger the ST. Charles Saloon, corner OF
Broadway and Leonard street the headquarters OF
the fhbusters in New-York was the scene OF unusual
excitement. Large numbers Of persons came in to
learn the situation and prospects Of Walker and his
men. Nearly all the prominent leaders OF the FILL
buster movement were present, among whom our re-
porter noticed Gen. Ward b Burnett, Jadge Morton,
Major George b. Hall and Captain Fsrnham. In
the evening Captain Kruger, Sergeant hcMann,
Mr.. Johnstone, Capt. Frank Keefe and others OF
Walkers men were engaged until a late hour in An
swerng inquiries. Mr. McMaon appeared in the dress
which he wore in Nicaragua. Il c.Dsisted Of brown
wooden shirt and pants, pair Of sleeves, the remains
Of a white slouched hat, aud brown p0nchO-made Of
horse-blanket by cutting hole through the middle
for the head. These, our reporter learned, were the
garments usually worn by Walkers men.
All represented Walker to be in a condition favor
able to success, and 50 confident were Mr.. McMann
and M Johnstone, that the recruits now at Punta
Arenas would be able to regain possession OF San
Juan, if they have not already accomplished it, that
they determined to leave to-day their return 10
Nicaragua by the Tennessee. They believe that the
number Of Costa Rcans on the San Juan River does
not exceed SIX or seven hundred, force which they
think can be overcome by 80 Americans without
difficulty.
1t was stated at the st. Charles last evening that
eighty new recruits were 10 leave in the Tennessee to-
day. Among those who were going out are Major
Hall, Capt. FaYnham, Mr.. McMann and Mr.. john
on
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Arrived.

RIM saam,hip Per,is, yudkns, Liverpool jan 10 vita
ud,e and pass 10 r. CunArd. - -,
stsam,bip jaime. Adger Murray, A,pnwsl and ssh JAN
mic with pass 10 spoford, TilsstOn Co.. .
SLip Ganses (of Boson) Wendell Calcutta I'D dAI, wa
,aussr &C. 10 w A. Sale, ir Wa 30 days 20 befm9et,
,ncs which time has experienced heavy w and NV g.o
lost sails, most of the badly frost bitten ln
lat spoke Adeline G. Cooper for Boston Inc W.
bound to Boston. =, - L.. -.
Brig Richmond tof Bsugor Hopkins Hayans 2 day. VII
a.. ar and tobacco Plsbury Santod 18th INST N W,
lon 49, spoke bark Bostin, from Palermo Tor fhisasP~
The r. has experienced very heavy weather. -, a.
scbr Vim. Wilson (of Plymouth Land, 81 johns, 70
days with fruit TO w s. De Mena 18th inst lat ~ loe
e In with .chr Echet (of New YORK; from james hyus
for Philadelphia in sinking condition took from her toe .pua
ana fUr men and BROUGHT them ths port Their nsne ~
David Weed captain John Coddngtou, WIN. W. Dvs
Richard RouIke and j. I'm Murray all Of this city The
ef the Cages Nrsins Dec 49, and had suffered moch ~
late Facs was leaking badly. and her provisions were sen
peey exhausted there being only half pound OF noe n' ~
bucket OF water BE- divided among her crew sBs ~
stripped sails, which used by the W. W. ~
latter had lost nearly entire suit during the passage ~
very heavy weather and become loaded eeSS We
schr Albert Mason Smith Charleston IL day. with ;ss,
&c 10 Dolner Potter Co. Has experienced very n.y
weather was up Sandy Hook the nth, and toos th ~,
from NV 20 NNE., and was blown on losing pofl.a"
her sails aud deekTload Captain and crew were nos
On the again of Sandy Hook aud took TOE sIe ~.
anchored The vessel being covered with Ice and
able aud crsw frosted she obliged 10 take sea" !" 'S
City. e,,.
sAILED-s.e.mships Florida Savannah Nashville C''""
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sBAY.R-At H.wui, ~ J., On weeDesSsy, JSa q, hunsh
sksyer, sssd 81 yesrs.
srAHlFoRD-A, DabHD " H., Nj. JOshsa Stanford, sses
n3yGs, hoI tbs and IS dsy%
TEhPLE-on Friday, Jan. ., Of re1i.tent ter.I nnJ
A. si.ids eldest daughter of EdsSEd and SAolne 4epei
sted years nCniEs and II Gays
YAEDE HATER-At HllismsbGIGh, CD Tharsday, Jan -
Chsr VndswEer, in the i!i year Of his Me-
WALTERS On THURSDAY Jan. = william SlH yoanees.
sen of sls and Hannah ~ Waters aged yeAF IL
months ard q days
Wlsht ,s,d yeNs a, months; Gad Saturday Jan. "a
Ct scarlet FEVER Wright aged yess AID 10 H5ntaS
HILLIAHsoN-Neu Boupdbrook, Y. j., on fhurses, Jin
Mary RsbeceA wife Of Nicholas Williamson Anc daaehssr
oftte late David Bariock Of S. CroiI '" l.
wICKHAM-ln Yorkville, wednesday, JAN - A;er .
lor llu. Mrs Anne %ckbs N the 18th cf Der axe
WOODRUFF-A. wn.rtown " T. on Friday, Jan ID.
Ecuis NJ Woodua, esq, ased "a years DE was ns;i'e o.
Hartford CouR.
wHIrELY-In thi. city on Friday. jan = John } yocus
et Of Geo and Ann Whitley, aged months sne "a Gays
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MARRIED..

BOsTWICK-GOODWIN-On Thursday evening Jan z, BY
The Rev Dr. Typs Charles BOSWELL 10 Mary frAaees
esusbter Of Courier Goodwin, esq, all Of this city
BARTLETT-HO0YER-At Columbus Ohio, On Tue Gay,
jan 20 by the Rev j. l. Grover Of UbSns Mr. j. w Bart
lett Of New.York to Miss Phebe daughter Of H. Hoover
ESQ, OF Columbus.
MUstehutetts papers please copy 49,. :, 81,
COOKE-GRGY-on Thursday, Jan. a. a. No. p Woodhqll
street. Brooklyn the residence of the brides fstner by the
Rev Mle of tbis city Mr.. Archibald H. Cooke Of
Herui NJ j. Miss Helen, daughter Of John s. Gray Of
Brooklyn. n,
sMITH-HARTT-op Thursday evening jan p BY the Rev
Cuylsr Walter Smith TO CoTnea j., eldest dAoe hte oil
Sidney s. Hsrtt al Of this city , -
TiNDALL-GILLEsPIE-Ons Saturday J.n q, BY the Rev
Mr. Mlett Thomas Tinds, esq, to Miss Maria 1iie'pe
all Of this city.
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COURT CALENDAR-THIs DAv.

SuPRENE Court, GESERAL TERs-NOTIcE.-Notes
Of Issue for the February Term be filed before the
2sth Dst and state whether enumerated OF noneanner
sed motions. Per order.
SPECIAL TERM Class Nos. |, 80. Glass H.
Ees. 1877 IS 24S S. 81, l3s, 1884, 2o9, 30. 226, a. -
go s 7o2 io5 7O4 7c 7Os 100 TO 732 1885, 49, T99 40 7
"a. 75 746 a. 7is 49, 80 5Ss cS ell 23s ISL AZ So a.
No Calendars in the UNITED STATES DISTRICT and
COMMON Pleas Courts. ~
sUPRINr CoURT CIRcUIT.-Par l-Nos. 2U99,
200 ais as Us rs 800 325 3S7 $780, SAL 49, 3l5 ST, 3,9
-Nos 29e as 5i 49, 572 TO Ga eoe Go 62 eli oIo
6lO Ga GA ca 10 6eS.
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Market. R,por,,d By T.srropl.

NEw ORLEANS Jan. 2I-rhe saes Of Corros TO ia, sere
Ns ksles tme although not higher prices, under iLs Ia
fUenee OF the Aantcs Addlng quotes 81 ~ Hi.f
FLoUR sdvAncisgi sales Al 81 % CosN tending uP~std,
Mixed, 81 Mess PoRE ga CorroS FsEfchrs 70 LNepoo,
Esd. TO HAyTe, lSl6c. and to Boston, llc
PROVIDENCE, Jan. 2-CoTToS firm a. an aiyasce OF Il.
over last weeks prices sales the week about .o eAes
WooL-The bushes for the week almost wholly
pended in consequence Of the severity the weather ss
week 10 SOC no. PAINTING CLoTHs-PTices hrmer a. The al
vance sales A. 500 pieces.
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D.troit and Mil.aukee Bonds,
EAilRoAp tovDs.

The monthly debtor and creditor account of the Bank
of France was published on Friday, the 9th, aud
showed an increase in commercial discounts, and
decrease in bullion. The statement in the NoaHeuT
made up to Thursday shows, DettOr; Notes in circu-
laon, 544 200 francs against O62 300 francs;
ditto in branch banks, 6s,29s,775 francs against
50 coo eco frances total CSC Isl 4l9 francs, against
CSC, 2l6,O 38 francs the previous month. Creditor
Cash in hand, 72,OO7 $40 francs, against 81, e9j
francs; cash in branch banks, il9,4i9,793 francs,
against 49, leo 7s4 francs. Total 4l9 francs,
against $50 PIC O3s francs for the previous moth.
heavy fall had taken place in the shares o, the Credit
Mobier, caused by the announcement, of dividend OF
esf &c. which, added to OF already divided, makes
1885, 7jc for the year; last year having been 2O3h.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.


Steam ships-F lolds, Crowell, savannah s. L. Mitchell.
Na,byllp Even Charleston Spofofd Toston &c. Emsa
(Br) Noodle, Liverpool, T. Cunard.
sbip--LeysateL Peterson NaPsIa,o, Jas WPd 20;
rietts (Br) HardsnbIook. Falmouth IA d. r. De "S.si
CbsIl., BIZ J. Eaton Falmouth ia, d. X De Volt =,
Schooner.-Afred Floran GaudalouPe and -, rhouA 20
Whitney r. H. Hazard l-sson, Mon evae1 Sh' s|
Jennings Jennings, Plymouth, NC, j. T. JOHNSON Co. VI
Mankin, Beers Boston, Dayton sprague.
Propeller-Bostln, selew, New Loneon.
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NEH,JERSEY ITEMS.

TEE RilLRoADs-Ihe Hew.Jerssy Railroad is in
good order once more. An tie locomotives are at the
stations ct which they belong, and in repair. The
train which left Philadelphia at o'clock yesterday
Sunday afternoon arrived at jersey City at CLOCK
and 10 minutes lsst night The trains on the New
York and Enc Railroad are irregular and arTive win
considerable delay. A milk tain arrived on ssnasy
Afternoon due about Is hours previously.
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Nv Tele0rppk.

TARPLULIN COVE jan 2J-Au. yssierosy sSe.,ee ~
steamers n. B. B,scb, Saunders, New forf i"f ''
Tottes Morley New. York for Portland ..,.,posssL
FEWPORT Jan. 25-Arr. barb Edmund Dwsn'iy r, ssssy
Neierson Mobile for Proyidenee has expeIisns ~ Hs@
weather and los o.eor gallant mat. etc. Aso Pfof
A. s.. phenson (of New.York1 Mount, New-OI. ss 81
dsre. has experienced very hea weather ana ~, topss
the passage and snssned other damages saw rss
IS days sines and on The coast, sn.a arr -, ls
Nsp. n. In pert tie shove ard Ill others " p''"
ported
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tKcOnD BOARD.
SATURDAY, Jan. 2i-P. VI.

SATURDAY, Al. 2t-P. VI.
The stock market market was active at the morn
ing Board and prices generally were well sustained.
After the Pe1.ia's news was made public, however,
the market became weak, partly IN consequence Of the
advance Of the rate Of interest stock loans By the
Bar of England. The shipment Of specie, also from
this pert during the week, had some influence. The
business at the second Board considerable, and
generally at lower prices, and after the Board the
heavness continued. Ere closed at Oh o2s; Reading,
81; Toledo, II; Central, 94l; Cumberland 2Oi, &c.
Panama, Rock Island, Galena and La Crosse were
among the fimest stocks. Rock Island advanced to
9sl Panama to 81 La Crosse to 72l, and Galena to
1864, al showing an Improvement In Railroad bonds
there is nothing of importance doing aHd prices are
without marked change. There continues to be con-
siderable movement in Missouri Skies, and sales were
made as high as Sc, seller sixty. The movement is
based upon the adoption by the Legislature Of thai
State of the constitutional amendment which permits
he formation of banking system and breaks up the
monopoly Of the Bank of Missouri. 1t is supposed
that free sy stem will be adopted with the Missouri
State debt as the bass.
In Exchange there has been q moderate business,
and rates are steady in the absence of Southern mails
and consequent reduced supply of bills
To Liverpool rates are very firm. The engagements
are 800 bbs Flour a. 2s. Sd. Q2, AID 1900 bush
Corn at I'D in bags; 800 bales Cotton at 3D. for CON-
pressed by steamer and 7.l6d. for uncompressed;
800 boxes Bacon at 2js $50 bbls. Lard at 25s. TO
London there very little doing the rates are 3s for
Flour, lOd. for Gain, and 3Os. for Heavy Goods To
Antwerp 30 boxes Bacon at &c.
The business of the Sub Treasury was; Total re-
ceip.s sl443lO 81; payments, slGs,4O9 ~ balance
sl2 Az 99l 81; against sll,95O,i29 last Saturday
showing an increase of s527 600 during the week,
mainly the result of the failure Of the Washington
msis.
The Imports Of the week other than Dry Goods
were 81 ,OA Ol, against 81 1881 same week last
year. The aggregate Of the week, including Dry
Goods lie $685. i63 against g. ,3i6 last year. The
aggregate Of the year thus far is sllllO,sOS aganit
sll 375,f27 Included 10 the Imports are: Wines,
sos 800; Watches, slOs,s0O; Tobacco s32 400; Tea,
Sol 500; Sugar, sos 900; Spices, sl3 600; Mcasses
s67 900; Iron s33 OoOi Hides $4,000; Furs, $4,000
Coffee, s72,3CO; Cigars, $i7,3cO; Buttors, So, 400
The Exports of produce for the week have been small
1888 1885, against 81 ,Ols3i3. The difficulty OF moving
produce has checked shipments. The aggregate thus
fsT this year has been So 2li,6l5 against 37O2, 93l
IL H. -aRaw
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T,s caring. p mile operated N 1866 were a:,a 50,

TIE carvings y mile operated N lSjo were ~ ooc ~,
and for 1856 S3.9I3 IS y mile operated, shsh are
ful, equal 10 those upon The Frst Divson Of tie Ga
lena and Chicago Ution Railroad when fret opened.
The Frs, Division of that road, AZ mlee was three
vs.rt upder construction and was fci-hed IN 1850.
The frst tselye months esDings were $l"I,So - or
s3CC4 81 a. mile. The teeond year ending Tie JVth oi
Anil. 1852, the same division with the adt.h0na! IN
petus derived from the extension " OF 50 miles cared
Sl77. 92s 81, or for 42l miles a, lst 50 p mile.
The adyces BY the Persia in regard % bresds'nh'
have lad an uufsvorAble influence upon Four here
and prces are 5alOc g Dbl lower. Wees; q firm
and in fair demand In Provisions there = not mucn
change. parcel of 5000 bsgs Coffee hss been sold
at lOc.. which was bought on sPecclsaon some '"o
months sirce at lOlc. The demand fer Sugar from
refBers IL large and the market = very s1ong Inc
sdyes from the Wee. Indies are urtayOrsele Tor the
crop and large impCrtations are being made INTO New
Orleans TO supply the deficiency in the crop OF LOUIS
lana. A sale of Mels6s wss made al &c. Since the
P.ra's news wac received the Cotton market las not
opened.
The Persia brings advicts of the sdvsnce by the
Bark Of England of the rate OF neres 20 .! per cen'
ON stock loans. Money was, however. gradually
working easier. and bills were discounted TO per
cent below the Bark rstes. Conso.s were s35 G9i for
money. Cotton was active and buoysnt, but Bresd-
suJs were rather dull In relation 10 American SOCKS,
the Circular of Barpgs Brothers & Co. says
There has been more doing he last week, bat quo
tatious are without chsnge. Maryland Sterling os
Certificates 70; Bonds, SO. Massachusetts, Sterling
Sc. l0ll. Canada Ga, llOl.'
The Circular Of Bel, Son 4 Co. reports tha; the
market continues active. It ssys:
During the past week there hiss been better sap
ply state stocks, Of which there have been some
comfortable purchases for investment. In Railway
Bonds also there has been more business, more par-
culsIy IN Michigan Central per cen. bands and The
Illinois Central per cent bonds
Mr. Satterthwaite says:
Since our adyces the "a inst have bad quiet Money
market with tendency toward increased Todsy bow
Bank England have advanced the rate 20 o. cent
for loans Copso but the measure has bad no adverse hn
prices and they close at @ "A for money and H9t
for account, 5th February.
The mariet for American Securities in London hiss been firm
during the past week with coed inquiry for Illinois Central
shares and Construction Bonds for NewYork CestrA sud
Michigan Central Shares and Convertible Bonds-a OF which
have brought rather higher We note moderate tTansse
tious Erie Convertible Bends and few Earsaeoos IN the
Detroit and Milwaukee Bonds.
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The FIRRITs.-The jersey City Ferries made their
usual trips Sunday; but on Saturday they were De
lsyed more than at any previous time this Winter or
during the past five years. During the ioreroon over
two kours were required in making one TIP.
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IN the ,edms.ip ContfutOn for datecyptienry w. Bss
Mrs Louise Fenry and infant Dr. Bect hoaisomery VIZ
hin, esq bearer o. s. dispatches 20 Rome Mt Cre9alon
Mrs Csharne EckhaIdt William Fosters Ernst HBkns aud
2children Lion onahcn, N. Mcbasskl Rothman ers y
ladies' and child D. nsd Boulens De Buguy and ~ In Inc
third cabin
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MINIATURE ALhANAc....rHIs DAY.
-R,es, IN gets....... see Moon-Ri,es.... 6D
wATER....TBis DAy.
Sandy Hook 7:Sj Gov. Island ;2jm Hell Cas..
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%. CA.IyuILy RKPoRryp soR TIE TRIBUNE.

SATURDAY. JAa. 29, 1857.
AsHEs-The marie. quiet for both kinds Sales Of Pots
a. 81 5Gd 81 ga and Pearls AZ 81 75of1Gl
COTTON-The market, under the PeIsss news, mas not
fairly opened Though apparently favorable the adees were
not cheering expected sequeEy Eothng bee been
enc Al a prices look heavy. We quote;
EEw-YOsK cLAssIFIcArIoy
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BROOKL YIN ITEMS.

CoRoyER's ISvEsTIGATIoS-CSUSUAL PRooEEr-
Neon Saturday last Coroner Redding summoned a
jury for the purpose of holding inquest upon the re-
mains Of Robert johnson at the Station House il the
Fourteenth Ward Deceased was found lying insensi-
sble shortly before l. o'clock on Wednesday night in
Seventh street. near Grand. He was conveyed TO the
Station House. and remained unconscious until the
next evering about O'Clock, when he expired. Upon
his person was found bottle which had recently con-
tanned lsndanum and SO cents in change. 1t was the
general impression that had suicide
by iwalowiDg poison, and this impression strength.
ened by Dr. North, who attended the patient the night
he was brought in. After the jury were swcrn in As
sis.aIt Captain Hunt gave the names of several wit.
nes.es but they were not called and after some con-
versation, without the testimony Of single person
having been tsken, verdict was rendered, that de-
ceased came to his death by exposure.
The law requires that Witnesses shall be summoned
for the purpose of asoertainng, as possible
the cause of DEATH with view OF detecting crime In
this there is possibility that johnson came TO his
death by violence that he robbed and the poi
son administered to him. About o'clock on that
evening, he received from his employer the sum Of
sl4 About 10 o'clock he called at grocey corner of
South Sixth and Third streets, where Of the bills
were changed but being very much intoxicated, the
clerk refused him any more liquor In less than two
houIs sttrward he was found in the stree: above
stated and his money gone, with the exception Of g
cents from which it would be inferred thst he had
been robbed if not fouly dealt with. He wGs q good
mechanic and Industrious but Of late years sqlandered
the most OF his earnings for liquor. There was su
Gent in this to require an investigation instead Of
having il shpfled of in the manner il was.
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..eT,F s II e4,oi7 CT e7,S

T1tal....... .......fH,Hs F5o,UI " b7loSs %
The New-Yoik Central Railroad Company has de-
clsred ,emi- am nal dividend of y cent, payable
Goth Feb. The dividend upon stock registered upon
the books in this city will be paid by Messrs. Duncan,
Sherman & Co. Th. transfer books viii close on the
3Ist Jan. ard open on the 23d Feb.
The busine,s of the Clearing House was $l9 ~ 900.
We annex statement Of the earnings of the Iuinoi.
Central Road the past year contrsstsd with that Of
1855. which shows an increase Of 50 = cent:
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BRooKLIS CRY MohTAlITr.-The Health Oficer
reports the total number Of death. in this city last
week TO be 6s Of which Is males and 20 females
The principal diseases were consumption, of which 10
died. eOnvubions 4 msrasmus, s; typhoid fever, 3
cor gsstOn Of the brain, g. hydrosephalus, 81 convu
iions, g. measles & small poI, q killed, l. chronic
dArhes, O. Group, 4; stI-born, ?. OF these ~ were
under y yeGrs Of GSe sId % s1Gks
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Arrived.


Ship Sir Robert Peel Lsrrabee Liverpool Nov ~ mes -
Is psss 10 Cornelius GTiJne Has bad very rough sss{
was 10 10 the gbsnds 18th inst took pilot lSin
Lahtship that night took sale from ~ w and vas
shore lost and main topssl and main saysd hsrs -
&c la. been w Of Georges Bauks since ID Inst WIZ ~
tDus sales was In the Gulf Sire am days under eiossse
main topssils; has some Of the frosibittsn.
Ship Il. L. Lane, Coulud, Liverpool Dec TO- nd's ~
pass Post, Smith CO. a
Ship Neptune Peabody Liverpool Dec 10 ndse &c -
Pass TO H. Marsbsl Co. Has experienced continue sey
tales leaking badly, the pumps barely ksepns bef re-
lost sails spsrs &c. landed 6 Of the crew at QsaHubs
" host bitten.
Bark Reindeer Simmons, Bio JAnelrO 80 days eotss
REYNOLDS Cushmsn Sid. from Rio, Nov "a In oomln -
baTks A. L. Grant Nelson. tor pton Roads and .frs
Kennedy, for Bait. Dec. r. AZ a. m, lat. 20 81 On
w sp.fe clippership Andrew Jackson beDce, " d -
2s Is N, Ion SO 40 w, spoke bs Fsry ron -
for Philadelphia Jan lat - So lon 65 So spoke ship
coDsus Of and from Charleston tor Liverpool jan 10 ~
lon SO 49, spoke bark Prompt, from POrtsn Prince %
"A the Caps Of Delaware passed bark supposed uom Il
Philadelphia. 9Th "a Egs Hsbor passed sunfen se III
head Of her nsinnsst above the wster With mAh''- ~
main boom at ached. - A.,
scbr Col SaeTiy se.son, ChaIleson IS daJs eo,'ol -
70 McCresdy Mott Co. 18th inst on Absecom, oos -
rsle from INV and was blown on shore lost par " -
losd Of cotton lost b, split rails &c. was towet ~
s;ssm-tug Ocean.
sAILED-s;esD.kp Emeu (Br), Noodle, LiysrPee; a
ship Constitution (Begl, Pougn, for Aa.werpi e@1 -
Bird, for
BELOW-Ope ship aud two bnss. rI