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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-19

"a from the House, announcing tue oea'h OF MI.
.Essss,rcuery Of Pennsylvania, when MI Biger pro-
s.,,,ssd eulogy upon the character OF the de-
es HUNTER resumed-As to the rate of interest,
Isd DO idea that the notes TO be Issued at six
,oent but i! WA better TO fin that rate ss the msx'
mum. He Presumed that The Secretary would try the
msYket Ct three DER cent
Mr.. SIMMONS vindicated the Banks from tne
charge in the Presidents Message thst they were tne
nause of the present commeicisl revuson ne tnough
that they ought not TO be called resposloIe inenu
eions The evils the effect Of epsouiaton' ITO
ductiye labor was the only safe basis OF wean. Inc
change of duties 81 the Last session. whcn was msde
- atSer 10 dep'ete the Treasury, hsd encouraged
speculation. lie advocated Protective farm as lne
means Of preventing England from obtaining mai cou-
mercial sscendancy TO which che mas oeen drecung
all her efforts she found she could not con,
ouo4 us BY arms. he only wanted Zen Muions, ano
you'd vote for bill with that redustsn.
Ny HUNTER could not consent to such reduc-
Hon IL only Ten Millions authorized he thought
that they would be called upon for another Dill IN
January. He was willing to reduce the maximum
rate Of interest 70 per cent and to limit the oper'
alton Of the bill 10 ore year.
Mr.. CRTTTENDEN preferred 70 have no interest
on the notes. but to let them oroulste as bank notes
II rather strange, after the CRIES was and
Banks were everywhere resumng that the Govern
mont should suspend, and Congress must supply the
means 1t was only from the imperative necessity Of
the measure that he could consent to vote for the BILL
He hoped that this would be followed up by a mea-
Aure 10 increase the to an extent sufficient to
meet oil contingencies ,.,
sorfers .vers driven from trade in consequence Of
kauSa tied under the Tariff bill of the last
sior. He ttught revision Of that system indispen-
sable. He could not vote for the issue Of Twenty
Millions but moved that such an amount be issued Is
IL now necessary.
without concluding the discussion Of the subject the
Senate adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-19
United STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, tIIuayi DeO' 10, Io0I.
No 90 John Sniffen We. Gilbert cameron. Wnt
ne s,ror docketed. and dismissed with costs:
Ne. 5s.--The Northern Bank of Kentacky VS. Geo;
w SQUIRE In error TO the Circuit Court OF Ine on'eo
states for the District Of Louisiana Inc matters an IN
controversy being settled, the writ oil error was VIC
missed with costs. ruo,h,,ohsr
No 63.-,Jobn w. Gordon ct al. vs.. frothingnani,
Newell & Co-In error to the Circuit Court Oh 'he
1,ed States for the District Of Texas. The msteiS
in controversy being settled, the writ was disml''ou
No i6~John Brown ct al. vs. volney f. Howard
Argued for APPELLANTS, and spelled.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-19

etsr. w. ,nsross re al &c; n, bs.s,ss ray.sss
Of tas Hoaes lWAstinxtoG tsies. dee IS
Ie,rrRY CrScUttRs To- tsss7 u susesrr>< -
s.s.e tia, tie Pos.uAstrf-Ceser ell scs permit psa
nsSteu to sks ssy reductions N tss,r osnssAeos .
usl.I z lottery crru.srs St pos,r altar ser- resr
trssded yesterday Tor Violations ~ ,heif su,y 70 90
respect. and iaicrned that Fepe,iHoa a the edssss
would De deemed efficient ,sase to< tksI rsosvS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-19
SPAIN.

The Spanisb Court refuses to sccede to the demand
of Mexico that its envoy shs be received as neces-
say preliminary to the negotiation.
The accounts from Cuba, received at Madrid state
that the squadron assembled there was ready TO sal
at a moments notice, TO act against Mexico or else.
where. Soldiers seasoned TO the climate alone had
beer selected for the service The Artillery nsd peer
largely increased, and 900 Marines were on board
the squadron.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-19
PERSONAL.

The NJ o. Crescent says that tho removal Of DE-
trct Attorney Clsok 20 far from being for the rsssss
ssngIed-wsnt Of diligence in permitting Wsk~s de-
parture-was becsu,e be belonged TO the anti Sldsl
wing Of the party;
SO far a. Gen. Walker VA CONCERNED, vs nAIs-
tain that Mr. Claek discharged his fell duty In ohs
premises. The United States District Judge ered tAe
amount OF the Generals bond and the District Attos
ney could DO more add 10 dminish il thaa be csuA
prevent its forfeiture.
1t Is said tha. City Judge Russell, now ID wssA-
ngton has bad severs interviews With the Presidest.
The Hon. William Bebb, Ex-Governor Of 0his.
now citizen Of Winnebsgo County, IN Illinois, has
been indicted BY the Grand jury Of that county fsr
msnslaughter, for shooting dead one Of chsnvsrs
parry a, bis house last Spring on the occssoo Of bic
sos marriage. Gov. Bebb hes engaged Judgs Wm-
Johrston and the Hon. Thomas Corvin Of Ohio 70 de-
fend him.
The Washington correspondent OF TIE B's1.
Herald says that upon the representations Of The Tea
nessee delegation in Congress, who waited spos ne
President on Saturday Robert c. Randolph, the naval
ofesr who pulled Cen Jaoksons nose, was suffered -
,esion the postoa 10 the Arsenal 10 which Gov boya
recently amounted hin. Tie Sta,es denies thst 10
ever received any appointment. at the hands OF tbs
Adnipi,tratoo but admits that he obtained tsnpora-
- snpLoynent az 90 az. Of common humanity.
Mis- Douglas aud her mother personally thaais4
the President for his appointment Of Mr.. Cgtts 10
AsoItorsbip recently.
-Tbe Wasbipgton correspondent Of The Bssfor
o.r1aI describss the Hon. saul s. Cor, who opsael
the X snsss ball in the Hoass, az Q handsome man,
with We wing black hair, bright eye. q tursedoy~
collar, and . general resemblance to Mr.. Jsnss T.
Fields. lie wss educated lawyer, add perfected .
the editorial chair Of The Ohio Stat,smas. rs wros
come clever letters from Europe. Which ss,e ssos
been pubshsd y book form :nd ss.,sIss SIiA'
Gov Bingham OF Hichgas hes called a ezra
sesson Ct the Legislature for the 2ofh pro1 iss NE
usnsae..ou Of important public business.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-19
ENCONSIN

The Nsd,aca Stat. Jox.nai OF tse i5th isss--
the latest pc'nsle date from the capita d W.
cOn.in-hss the following conclusive eaIstn Of ~
result Of the late Election 10 tia. STATE.
OFFICIAL SrsTE CssNass A canvas. u tbs votss
for state officers vss sde yesterday b. the Secretary
az S,s:s ard State Treasurer. the Attorney Geas~ 4
being sbsent There we're two supplems ntk rs,uvs
-ooe from Adams County, giving Crcss 6essa n~jcr-
Nv Ard ore fosn Dodge County % the Eve tispsasl
tssrs, giving Co.. s2l majority. h> Seor~tAy a
state was opposed 10 counting thee retsrn Wills Ne
Treasurer va IN favor 81 Il The COUNTING o. sst
Goes rot stfeci the result On sirge oficst. We
derstspd cout rcmsss has beer Ell ecied eetvsea hs
two csrvassers, that tso statements shall be ns4e,
TIE one setg forth the vote o. eIcudirx taess
supplements, and the other Including ther, boz
statements declssirg the same general r~ut We
give below the official ,ootlnss with the nalorasAs
excluding the two supplemental returns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-19
THE MORMON WAR.

ST.. LOUIS Friday, Dec. Is, I0o'.
Tie Le0renrortA Herald of the 10th inst, speaking
Of tie express messenger from Utah, says that ne
passed Col. JohnstoEs command near Fort bndgsr,
and that the baggage and provision trains were Gil
safe The troops were in good spirirs. This was the
o,ly news that had rsnspircd relative TO the Utah
expedition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-19
RETURNING TO THEIR CONSTITUENTS

KETUKNINW TV IHEIh tVVNfIbVHNrN
Within the last fev days Q number Of the nsossss
Of the late Calhoun Conventos have pssscd threagh
N. Louis on their way to the Souihsrn States. -
doubt for the aud able purpose u reporting prsErss
20 their constituents They DO not heetate 70 dwsvev,
psrsmptoily any desire Of retaining TO ksssss VEL
territorial paradise ~ politicians. IL may pc ees-
toned, also, en- peasant, that they invsgs osdy
against senator Douglas, ana say that he va wcstil
in con no nic alton with the Copvenncn, ws savssa
Of everything, ard up 10 the hour OF st,oarsnssS
led them 10 believe that their course would osss ~
bis strongest support IN the senate. His Pressst anu
tuSe, therefore they attribute 10 soA new evsanse
in regard TO his prospects, and desouncs BIZ -
scpg in bad faith II il should ever be necessary Tor
the Calhoun Convention 10 rsassembls, (vhscA os1
forbiob its members would have 70 be ssnnsssf
from sixteen States. hissobn DeD0cfek
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-19
rur pARK CORNIOLA ASHORE

Lose BRAEcH Friday, Dec. IS, I85I.
The bark Corniola, Captain Hopkins, nom Piesn'
nav beupd TO New. York. with cargo OF dye ssuiis,
:,ho,s AZ shark River she struck at o'clock this
mornipg. and is in a leaking condition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-19
SWEDEN.

Tbsre had been numerous additional failures o.
Stockholm. ana the commercial crisis here created
great anxiety at Copenhsgen. nm ma
The Government had lent 5000 600 francs 70 sne
D;rsctors IF the Bank, to sustain their credit.
A dispatch from Stockholm, dated the 81, says;
"Tbe crisis ia becoming alarming
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-19
FRANCE.

The news is urlmportaDf. -,
the oath in the Corps Legislat, and Messrs Carno,
and Goadscheu1 were the only members who refuss 80
10 take il and their seats had been declared vacant
Il lie said there is TO be new enactment enforcing ue
oath to the Emperor az preliminary 10 becoming q
candidate at the electiors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-19
FINANCIAL AFFAIRS.

Money continued. on the I'd inst, in active demand.
The stock market was firm, caused by the arrival OF
n. West India u,s steamer with cSoO, 900 in silver
The suspensions Of the Day were Asndss, Dsc0sts &
Va IN the London and West Indis trade. with lisSi'
tss amounting to $50 GOV sterling and Ksiss' Co.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-19
LATEST MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL Saturday, Deo. III a. M
Mesfrs. Richardson, Spence s Co. say BREAD
sTuFFs are dull little business this morning in
any article -,
PIovIsoSs are unchanged The FLOUR market closed with
firm feeling a. and quotations sdvsseed
market quiet and b Jet too early to 90
innate the business Of the day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-19
AUSTRIA.

The accourts from Vienna continue gloomy.
II was reported that several large manufacturers 10
tspded TO close their establishments and discharge
their workmen in q few days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-19
PRUSSIA.

The usury laws were Suspended for period OF three
months and the Bark of Prussia was making advances
on stocks and shares at the rate of per cent.
There was very little panic q. Berlin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-19
YruE WEATHER.

ScHrIEoTADY, n. Y, Friday, Dec. 10: Io0I:
The weather here Is cloudy, and the wind south
west. The Thermometer stands at as; Ihnteen
trsns Of thbty.fve and forty oars each loaded WIN
freight from the West, have arrived mere siace aAy'
tgkt this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-19
PaaRugers,

Mr. Glss,sord Mrs Boutou Madam Csrsdori, Mis-. Cara
dori Mis-. Duncan, Nn Spun, Mrs. sewsL Ms; cr.dd9,t
Mr. hrs Beck. Rev II. Abraham and sdy MI ana MS
The Bishop Of Huron Rev Mr. Bssien NJ. Duncan ..d -four
Miss Falls Messrs sierman. Lewis, Hodge, Gss' ion'e
Wagner Stewart Putasn Barclay, Smith 1hisls Giysns
Place Lowdsn Glib, Stevens. White Mclntosn IhSn' Tu
erson Neil Mclaughlin Cspe, Bsines, Heney rensa HOW
ard Main and Csrveth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-19

H.rprR's WrrKtr cOstinues to appropriate hs
letter, Of WuhisgtOn newspapers, yet eeoswes osAs
r.w.psper. for r.pcbl.hng stOsies % which Il lsr
Claim. The wealthy Publishers Of Frsakla sauAs'
Sor,.t tie cid prcverb, whss 10 sssee 6ftAs goess.
a. &c. Bu. tss " correspondent" here are tsss'-
uipsd .c keep ,as psSg. posted sp."
iwSa.syssa uass, oss %.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-19
KANSAS.

Geo. Lane write. the foosng letter 70 the editor u
Tie Indianapolis Jeusna''
L,~Nrscr. DsO' s 49,.
The Legislature wi probably e,punrc the ssctiss.
Convention and Militia laws and submit eetA ccnssitn'
tons to full aud fair vote and declare As oos<ees-
ton sanctioned by the majority the organic LAP ~
Karsss. II Congress admit. tie Lecs<p.os sfaszr
we will pu, the Topeka Gcyesrrrent " mohcn sss
fight Il out You're, &c. j. H. LAM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-19
RUSSIA
GREECE.

Heavy fros,s had taken place, and the river was
quite frozen Up at Archsnge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-19
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Ministerial crisis was over. Two members 0
the Cabinet had retired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-19

Nm; My HII.-Tbs rev hall Of the House Of
p.rra.snt.yes does 40, give tia. general Satisfaction
Which . hs s sSs s oet sts i
noirts On the foor showing that the tneorst
c.i srouftc sreeTeEcs Of the ball 70 cot practically
opsveo. Il: u COW p.opossa " erect o hG. sa4 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-19

HALIFAX, Friday, Dec. IL, 1857.
The Royal Mail steamship Canada sail led from here
at O'Clock this morning for Boston, where she VIII
be due on Saturday afternoon. The weather was
clear and calm,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-19
RIfRNING OE A HOTEL.

BURNING OF A HOTEL.
FREDERIoKsBuRG, Va, Friday, Dec. is, 1891;
The Exchange Hotel in this place wss destroyed oj
fire last night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-19

quot. Bar s1ser s E.sie, :i oeu'o. were snO,s4 =.
Close tI1sy I'll fr noney AID scoUEt Tbes
change 10 ooe h tie Money rAIks. tie demand
Gnoed active
Tie Bullion n the Bank had iucreas.d fa4ooa
Lospos MAREETs-Messrs BAir1 Brothers quote
laos duu IS s FOR Rails and IS for Bars Pig roa steady
Of 81 g. "hEAT sassnoee d2 bat closed With htte tn
44d'e FloCasiS es'. srs.s sdv.ncedsa al closing
Conrou IItd LssKIp C.KEs advanced aIOl Piss OILs
-o6os stions nominal LnssEo dull 9; - &c kIcE quiet
ExeLIsH Ts advanced 81. SPIRITS TuRF.xIsE-Saes 81.
HAvRE MARKIrs-The saee O. CorroS for the
week ending the I'd Inst, Inclusive, iCo bale. q. firm
prices New Orleans ei ortnsre l0f BREADsrUFFs quiet
ASHES heavy OSSaes unimportsnt aud quotations noa
nal Provisions dull RIcE quiet 6rm ard al aul
lie, slightly advanced WHMrsOsE-Lit.e inc atty and prices
weak
STATE OF TRADE IL MAscHEEsTER.-The Nsn-
chester market opened bnoysni bat closed heavy.
A~rp,c.x SrOCEs-Messrs Rarnz Rrotheya otA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-19

THE AMERICA OUTWARD BOUND.
HALIFAX, Friday, Dee, Is 1851.
The steamship America arrived here from Boston at
o'clock this morning, and sailed again at = O'clock
Weather clear and cold.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-19
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE,

ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-31
oALass AT AUCr1sSa.

n ARaH sALE.-F NASH, AUCTtoNnER. WILL. ssLL
- 10 the highe bidder, hr ash m the nses III Yves.
Fouteonth sfee sondAy. august ST. At i0k O'Clock inc
rich and Desirable contents Of the sovs xs story dwelling
whole Of hch viii peiuvels sold Ossslos
ready O'Clock the morning Of sA when the waole
be examined.
The parlors contain superior vslvet carpe three mag
oinoen solid rOsewn suits, covered In blue aud
sold crimson and gold satin OF tae descrp
aor gothic and Turksh chairs moauet and satin bro
edo lad 90 sod wood receipt and chars Cd
gold blue, crmsn and maroon saun large and ionsve
newood secretary bookcase lined with SILK ami satin pod
lid rosewood tables With stausry marble
ops expeusvey carved rosawo0d pier sofa snd side tables
eth marble tops; three crafty rosewood oegeres with marble
ops plate glass eoor DC imported sally for The owner
s: work tables = day brSDas And md orms
ave hrd.nspss, painted 10 order IN France; magnaept
French plate pier gl>ss with rich and heavy eod frsve
teavy embroidered lace window ourtans and cornlcee
ys and extensive yasy oI oil nunss s ny ysW
espturs pioces superior French mhographs game pecee
&C., the whole forming very pleasing oollecuon su2eros
lakewood pisnoore fn octave elegant osso nnnee
Ill round niad plate and richly set win ksys o. reS pos
ss e5c0 being valuable AVID sosuy nstrumen ROSEWOOD
,tAno stool covered IN san with - excellent ana oouS en-
scoldercd cover. 49,.
old oaf 1sSnson able ali po he'd in he best
No fancy tables mirror sofa beds chairs IN nan csoA
oweher h ali ths ruby and cysa cut gAss Ware wines
hAmpagnas tumbers gobos and deosnsess 70 mAace fcn
eryios Il inch ssyers cake bahe casters coffee and tea
spoons forks liquor stand superior nbe QUERY mar
CkXs bsrs-osty solid and mahogany bsds.eads
natch over pure lair MATTRESSES from . W 81 oounda
usde 70 order excellent ion ingram carpota bed
o mirror ohks eA tables towel racks totlct ses OIL
oths sta CARPETS and rods mahogany cushioned chs,rs
ablcs linen shees together With large and desirable aasO
nent Of articles not mentioned. Rae positive
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-31

THONAs vEIrCH, AUTHORIZATION NO. Is
bpruce street Nor gaze shsrs sAe Of finished and
unApsSed furniture lumber hcrses wagons and harness.
d.y usust e issg :. 70 4 NJ Nos and q Jscsso.
frruro finished and unfinished pisr card and extension
tAbles bureaus washsapd cottage, voltare I'D rocking
Der consisting Of rosswocd bsct walnut mahogany .sh
oak beach, maple, 10 also largo quantity OF rosewood,
black wanu and abogAny venesis 40 horse wagon
sad harness. engine boiler shat ing pules
&C., DC J.MES q. WIILeT, ahsrtG
The abeve sale adjourned until Saturday, August 10 1857
the time ard place JAS. @. WjLLEr, Sheriff
The above sale Ia adjourned until Wednesday August L.
l66,, ii the time BAD place.
JAS G. wIILET Sheriff
The above sale adjourned until Saturday August g 1851
II TIE tine lIsce JAR. O. WIILST, Sheriff
The above sale is ado Irned until friday, September
l867, ut the same time and place.
JAS. @. wILLKT, Sheriff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-31
HxfxFPnG.

sAxFPAnG.
49, ne Unssd sasss nan ssznsass
su a.D.a sS g Ssi.sa s.,sS mails i1g saoss positive
s a. ssss e q t.s ssS ssss = - AZ ''e@
70. neisht pass.gs aaviny unscuaisd secc~9odsons
'r elegance end ''9Sss tRRE COLLIN. . wa. .~.
=. :ss: .a: pes s;osss .. ss:; any sss: !. ~s
noss~1ns sssanss Of As LIN. hare i-provsd water uxs
fss Bsiio o.v. =. ,. oo-s'ocs WI .a n. IN Of ssp
us 81 o. D = sosS usv =. 30 s.oas M
nation vsn hen proves 'Isu aods ssaHsnssos ~
u R-asrssc.s As rsrular s~ih sAspr Tor ah D-s VII
pevforn TIE entire ser-oe
CRyAr REDUCTION OF FARE TO EUROPE
IT.
IN he nSsi oi.:: paddle wheel :s.msp iRiiI 90 tons
nvsT a. noon precisely, earring The UNITED STATES
'O1THAIrIos aAvas AID :s,..s ssv1S1,TyS,
IL: :ss:s s:: ss:s. T..
s ss sns No Ec~s ): fsx "
TEE BRITISH NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL
FROM NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL
sscouS cabin pssssxs
cn,., o.,,, ,,,., IRON BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL .,,o
': fSe .s SaSf froa Boston ca. 4. a..I
III Is r. Ss sss' siSs1s1 Sat Sat E5s
zFSS S.st E.; ~, or s:is
s.ss* o;ss leaves ssx yort Xss.s:s:y ssy.
1sls. SssS Res Nv 7or. SsSss.S:y s ssss 4
fs tssg ao,. &
Ber.6s mot secured until paid for.
oHs... ssps viii SS no bs Tor gold
are and Value thereof
therein expressed ''i rs
=. s.eSS:s T. s9ysy a.
gins ST% M tons vi" E -, ana
soUIS2sPioS hS4H. axy 81 H for NEW YSkk
ssSm seS c
Prize r..ss r:; cabin $40: second cabin 3. ps
Essops -
ounce y epclcsure Of pcssge STAN rom o,,es eias.
iiIs O'Clock Of the morning Of sailing.
ss.fs ma. steamer All AGO Line. SoTmsnssr w
sas S: ss s S% y
M ship b.: ,s Il. q or s s Zen
he hs
not Nne ~. during me ypyHss sA9ad % ssrt On OBJ eSsS
ssse sAs sp Sss9's Q 1okrisfs VfSasros AZ n
IraEo, and sail Octo ser IT,
NHE LIVERPOOL AND NEW YORK AND PBUIADM.
phia Steamship Company's Clyde built iros screw steam
CifY or sALTIMokx. lsg tons. oap. l. Ls.ch.
WTY or MAECHasrKR. - 70! . Gnpt J kenhsdy
The nndsnosed o,hsr vessels intended 70 s ~ FOL
iowa.
vnon LIVERPOOL
Cttv Of Washington. Wednesday, Angus "
kangaroo ........................'." :. 40
nd every Alternate wednesday,
FROM NEW Y0HG.
Nty Of WaAhngou murray, hepssnoer
kangaroo. ...... .s..'.....s'...'..' :, 49,, IL
.uH s ., sissSus: r. ui:d.y !, il c.c,ocx
BATS on CASH PAssAas-Prom New York and rbfisdet
phs Us From Liverpool, 4 guineaa, II gnness and "
gneas according the ACCOMMODATION In the stae
AL having The same privilege IN ths saloon including sswasda
THnp otAss PAsssHema limited nunbes a third olss
required. Prom Philadelphia and New York 80 hon Liver
OeYincatss of passage win be Issued hare parties VINO
desous Of bringing out their friends, q corresponding
ihess Meamers arc ooasucsed with Improved vasrusAi
md every attention pad As oonfot and recommendation Of
Drsf . ON Liverpool mon ~ upwards
gpecae by these vessels q usual rates.
Al goos sent 70 he agents viii be for wHdsd vfA soonouy
md despatch
FOR freight or passage apply Once Of ~ company
John q. DALI ID Broadwy New York Agsuk a.
WI. MhAN. Nos. md " Tower BuLdnss
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