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Movsmsnts Of ocean Steamers.
HOR 0ALIHORNIA, 10.
New YORK, ,Aug B.
srnAxKRs 10 AND PROM HAVANA.


srrAxKRs 10 AND PROM HAVANA.
and New Orleans llh Prom New Orleans xh Havana ID
9yAa.s 6nr-rrom New Y@t IA of each ncn.. .zrtyns
C1nAvs1Efrom New YORK ISL arriving .. Havana l1.A
and New oresns ls,h Prom New Orleans Ta Havana 0a
HsIis: OTY-From New York ifh arriving at Havana I'd
and New Orleans %A Prom New Orleans w. Havana IA
Bllos wIISos~rrom New yorh E,l. arrives u EAvans
T. and New Orleans "a rrSm New Orleans isA HsvAn'
.spson. Snsr.sson Ssb And ls,h sue n Havana m
and xd Prom Havana l0h and Ash. due ~ New York IN
When The above eses fall on Sunday The steamers win SAL
On Monday. except from New Orleans
rHI OVERLAND MAIL TO INDIA AND CHINA.
ne following may be OF value 70 those having correspond
The mail leaves Southampton On tu and sch Of eAes
Arrives .. Gibraltar about the sh and sh Of month
Arrives NJ Malta about the l<h and soh OF month
Arrives at Alexandria about The 18Th Of and IN of FOL
Leaves aseu sh ist Of and IN N Of
Arrives Alden abou. The HI Nh of and losh
Leaves Aden about me ssh mn q and day Of as,
val for Bombay, and llh % ssh for CHINA, e
Indian Navy steamer arrives q. bombay Ahout the ID 70 sh
and q steamer strives Al Point de Gale about The eh or
Leaves Point Dale Prlo Penang ssms day The
stssmer has already arrived which taxes The mall
Arrives Al Pulo Pensns ahsu The lab or se and xSn or
Arrives .. SINGAPORE about he In sA and ss, ont ls'
leaves sinrspore about 1, sours Aner arrival
Arrives Hong Kong about The I'd or ,sA and 9Th or lob
Leaves next day for shAnghae.
Two mails ave Ens.nd-ons on me Ss aas na o. essn
monn-yA 6sses md krrives tst Aefsndria ABOUT me
time as re Southampton NAL.
I1IrAo sxv rosH-rMs
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Marine Court.

Booze Hon. Judge McOsrtbv
July % Pdca Gonsf a Weed md dt--rh. aston
was brought 10 for labor and viqes and
materials furnished in putting NJ ron Failing srourf
po, of ground Belonging 70 the defendants Greenwood
cemetery amounting 70 $500. For the defence IL was
commended that he work according b the plan or
psuern agreed on .ha u not done 10 vsRmsnhke
msnrer, and VA Utterly worthless Judguep, Tor defend
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Naval Intelligence.

The United States brig Doiphlu IRON the African station
Az from fort Psys hrv,d Al ntou 2h inst all well.
ward r. Thomson, LleatenaHss. N. n. vaDzandt. O. r,
Johnston. Austin Pendergrssi Passed Assistant srgeon
Edward Shpyen: Masters Mate, o A Hencsle The nnl
phin had ~ dsJs passage from Port Prsva
The United states sloop OF Dale Cornauder Chayle~
" sBlar, arrived al Port Prtys, from tbe Cufed sts,ee
on tbe 2stt a June, sre lei re following DAY FOR tie
lOasi Al selL
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Cnls lssian Sc hoOls OF New York. Annual En-
hibition and Distribution oa PrenAAums.
me ninth grand annual exhibition ami distribution OF
premiums 70 the pup Of The various schools under the
direction Of the Brothers Of the Christian Schools OF New
York. place last evening n the Academy Of isic.
Notwithstanding the exteme inclemsncy OF the weather.
the spacious ediHce was well ned The different schools
were represented by twelve hundred boys
ages ranging nom i've to fourteen years. The prizes
which cone OF immense ber OF volumes 10 eIe
CANT bindings arranged ia front of STAGE orcoy
reminding the spectator of Broadway bookstore. Sub
joined Is the order Of exercises
PROGRAMME
inroduction--erand chorus from the Opera OF rrove
song-As Slow Ship, by the pupils Of the academy.
Distribution Of premiums TO the academy.
songEmmet LIE Guards pu pills of Ct Pa;ricss school
Distribution OF premiums TO St. PslrcSs sceool
Song-The Old FOLKS are Gone, pupils Of Sc. Marys
school.
Distribution of premiuus to s. Nary's scbool
Masic-rbe Independent Grand March, (votns) by the
pupils Of the academy.
sODg-H~i the Merry Bells are Ringing, pupils of St.
Distribution of premiums 10 q. Francis school
socg-HuzA, Eusza for indepen .ence, pupils of 81! Jo
distribution OF psemiuns TO ST. Josepns school.
Sorg-rhe home OF my Childhood, pupils Of ST. James
Distribution Of premiums to ST. James school,
Sopg-Coluuois the Land Of the Brave, by $50 boys
OrstonEbe Great Day OF Recx ming for England-lre-
land still unconquered, by Master ?. J. Dunno.
Curtain fslls-musc by the band.
galtassGr's Feast asacred DIANA in four acts
Distribution Of premiu the principal OF the
evening.
Oraror-Enflsh NsruIe in Ireland, by Master j. A.
| Brsoken
MusicBcnspare's Imperial Grand March, (volns) pu-
| pills cf the academy. rpF
roem-The Men OF 1ippersry, by Master D. j. shehaz.
husic by the band,
The process Of distributing tie awards 70 the juvenile
competitors an interesting scene, and although per
ior ped comparative silence, enjoyed with evident
delight by toe audience. No. few OF the little fellows
! who were rewarded for good conduct and in
geography, English photography, astronomy and other
studef received dozen Ponderoua volumes 10 rich git
binding, and were unable TO bear their weight.
AS each respective school made its exit from the stage
\ greeted with loud applause.
The sacred drama went of with Is much eds a. usually
attends PEI ormances Of this nature pla ,ed upon
tie stage with the costumes were appropriate, and
the prts assigned TO the youthful performers well
sustained. Masters j. Trumbe, f. L. scCarthy (sop of
Judge Mccarthy, g. Mckenzie sndP. Dunne were the
| leading actors. ~
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Personal Intelligence.

Marcus J, Parrot, lately nominated by the free state
mer Of Rans@ as delegate 70 Congress lawyer, rest.
dent in Ieavcnworth City and has been the counsel OF the
free state prisoners IN the recen. State trials tina, Terri
tory He was member OF the law School OF Harvard
opened law OH e IN Dayton Ohio where he had previ'
orsy resided BE represented Montgomery county IN the
House Of Representatives OF that State Afterwards,
having been elected O democrat De enigraied TO
Kansas advocate OF the present adm n'staton, and
there, under the inf aepce Of is successive ousges be-
its opponent Wes.e assured that he Gentleman
OF superior talent and popular quail ties.
The wife Of FeliS X zollicorer member OF Congress
from Tennessee, died suddenly on The lsth.
George billiard, OF Boston, received the decree Of II.
=. from Trinity Collage IA 1ford, .; !s Commencement
last week
Tho Rev Jcssup, missionary OF the American Board
al Tfpo, Syria, accompanied BY the widow and Eve chill
dren OF the amened Ir IA Smith, late the veteran
sonary or the Board in Western Asia, arrived In this city
by the steamer Vanderbilt Mr.. Je,sup LEFT rripoH the
9TH Of June and Beirut the l6th, stopping day
Narseiles and four Paris, thus reaching Now York In
twenty Elk travelling days By and railroad scross
France.
sss s so ss S%m.a -. x..
Rs.seI1s s1o ss%.0e rarnsr Icy and sd Mn
RsTL LsdouI ~ ssFsrisud william Lee adv s.d isrss
sG jssss;sS esasssr ss%s: sSl Is4S sr
Psss sps sss s.Sss inc ofgS s
ss,d.s STeeS Beyysr w. Fgrsr c,T
yr8 s o Ssfs sas. Sr:s
pErA1TCREs.
For Liverpool In sesmshi3 City " wAshuKnn-wr Per
hns lady two children and servant Mr Anderson lady
AID servant W Douss.s four children snc servant John
Geo Acfet Miss Aeret Samson lady and chla Mr. stew
ard LADY, Miss eevSL Mr. Coleman and lady Boutop
Two Misses Bolltcn Conway and sdy Mr. Bliss lady;
Miss btss, VI 1rebus two Misses and Mr. rrebue LIT
tier Rellinrs, NY: Mrs NcOwen Add.on Rev a
FIELD Or G Draper, Draper Dr Agnew John and jos
WHITAKER Dalston, Jas Lukens and son J X Owens
smith. Red, Joel Chapman Jas Hickey. N 0rots
Sron wm nsyncS r BsTp1 Nor sho1hqn.e, Treds
Csugbey, r McGrsit Montgomery an SON N crane
Hsndy Howard Fogsrfy, Coiemsu, J BArdcase Ho land
Geo TEN Teton, Bancroft, McKnisht Nc Alsn Joeeph
Roller. Neletu. John Kane James wa,t-snd lg In the
steerage.
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HoRRID MURDKR--About 8 o'clock on the morn.
ing Of the lst int shocking murder tee near
Madison,u Monroe county, NO. upon the penon OF Ms
Davis, the wife OF John Davis by negro belonging TO
the latter The murderer made bis escape Mr. Davis va. in
n Louis al the me The negro about forty years old
Ave feet sx inches high and named George He Ia of
black color, pleasant counensnoe while converting wore
small wbiskert or goaee ana supposed 10 have rife
gun with bin. In the absence OF Mr. Davis his friends
offer liberal rousrd for the murderer.
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BOSTON. July D-Arr ship Hunire,s rreemsu C.lcuta,
bsrt Psr e,io Bscsus Nontevdeo; brgs Marshall Clarke
Atca Means Trevorry Balu uore nellie Pouls Herrich
ern Philadelphia; schrs Freeman, vreeran Jacunel;
Ruby, Tracy Kingston ia; Kuelue Rsy Port su Prince
miscellaneous and Disasters.
sHIP ZrrHyR OF Boston from Dhincha Islands before
ported ashore OF Kettle Bottom Shoals seventy Eve miles be
low Washington remained Al last sfvicss went
N her assistance 10Th, but ound impossible N set OF
and re,urned with tho mate and greater portion obe
who rocesded fs Boston The ship IN charge OF the
pilot The Guy lowed down two schoonsrs for he purpose o.
fhtennR her on he shoals The dieaser generally aty1
bued 10 the eessc.ss ignorance Of the pilot AZ mere
was plenty OF water In the channel that potst
ted hat the coat u getting her of will amount 70 flU or s"
The eaptsis does not anticipate any injury 10 the amp
4pr WIS Roersa of Bath from Liverpool for View VOL
before repu oundered Al sea aud capt Thompson ns
and scord OH drowned shed her cargo ~ me Ih ny
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Der. and contains much valuable information.
Notices Tn nIarinerH.


Der. and contains much valuable information.
Notices 20 Mariners.
Noca hereby given that the Succonnesset Light vesee
Vineyard Sound relieved the gh. Vessel Ree
and removed to Hyannis for repairs.
The Relief schooner rugged Nth white ball st each mao
head hull painted red, with Relief I'm white letters each
side She will show night from sunset 10 sunrise
hyad light of the natural color
When the Succopnesset vessel repaired viii 30
reststoned; OF which dne police will be given.
By order of the Lighthouse Board
G: q. B: CALDWELL. Lighthouse Irs u Dsts
BosroN. July n 1857.
VESSEL oCRicPKE
On sbout the LIST pr1imo the Ocracowe Channel Light
vessel win be Withdrawn from her station for repas N0co
viii be sivep of her return TO her station.
By order Of the Lighthouse Board.
W III MURDAUGH Lighthouse Inspector. I'm 6tx-
Spoken, &c.
Ship Hunress Ere sman, from oacu ia Feb for Bcsor
Ship Humboldt from Baltimore PanAms July 70, As 81
IL Ion 73is mot as before reported)
Ship Erie from James River for Europe July n, M &C.
Ion ~ 40
Bark u Yeaton Poe, firm Havanaror Valparaiso July
lat 20 10 lon g. rhe above report from Can't 6sruders
ofbark Beaver az Phtadepha from Palermo who gves no
lat 49, o. The Yeaou spoken the 22d juno IN
lat 80 40 ION IS 49, and she At The place Indicated o
report The Dh Of June shoud suppose she bound
Bark Kate Lincoln hence for DenarAra June It, at 50 o.
lon70H
Cnba Bates. from Gloucester for Wilmington NC,
July H. Cape God NV 50 miles.
Brig Santiago from Boston for Aux Cages July H. At 51s
lon &c.
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Cd Tie foIowsng which adopted
wre. we s.ye rssels inOrgson IA,
the owning eleC ions In Kansas therefore
and sS,sorised 70 orssnise The pc e n e sew
"a csr prOec; he ballot boxes 81 me Approached eles
tous kansS.
discussion arising In regard 10 the Of voting
ws decided that each delegate In the Convention should
IcKrrlKr OF uArx.
OF motor the Convention proceeded 10 ballot for sece-
H-v q state % the frst ballot p. e. Scbuy Ter had IS
tea, 20.
Tbere eeiss 70 election motion q second ballot was
tsen with ne following result
schuyler, 81; oNEley, a.; Root, az. on motion, Mr.
Snryier vas declared nominated, and the nomna aon
made ursr.nous.
CO nouon, ~ q A. Cutler vas nominated for State
Auditor BY soclsmsion
sUnGx, sroETx uEEE
or motion, hssers Conway and Iata were
mated by snAien Judges Of The supreme Court
On motion, z Thurston was dominated py secIsma.
Ton reporer Of Tire Supreme Court
ca notion, 4. G. Patrick was nominated by reclamation
lSerE Of the supreme Court
srrErzEsr1rvs TO oosoRKss
On otor, was resolved that the Convention proceed
70 cree, candidate for Representative TO Congress.
kaew. Henry ]. Adams and Marcus J. Parrot we're
named fcr poa and forward aud pledged them
oelvss 70 abide BY The decision Of the Convention
On the 6-st bslo Marcus j. Parrot had SO votes Henry
Ar Parro, was declared the nominee, and the comma
Ger cor i,nsd BY scekmation
Hssus. Parot and Adams both appeared and made o
few remarks IN response 10 the call OF the Convention
oo rnoi o. DC delegations from the represen.
txve instructed 10 appoint members Of the
E.se Central CoHniiee The folio sins gentlemen were
sesocit6 -
i,t sspc., J. Bsod; I'd district A. Curtis Sd district,
l. kAftn; an. hAigh kayheid; 9Th, W J. NJ Army
Ell, v. r Gridih "a, Henry Hsr vey sth, DE-. j. y.
Roo, 81, G. s HIIlySr; 10Th, A. A. Griffin lin, y. g.
AdAus lsth, Il. Mia Moore; 1ah, A. LmzAher; lT.b,
y NCst.
On rovop ,he Chair wss authorized " appoint a CON
nSee u &c 70 solicit Subscriptions 70 oeirsy tue eH
ptttes y printing AMI circulating the topeka constitution
y O. r. budnfton, A. l. WinsDs, Or james JAWS,
% motion, tse CaAr requested 70 appoint . com
nuce ditree " IN gessigse AZ afers Of the sis zen
"a Conn zee Wears. G. y. Currier, whit
mas 10 bA1s SshtS1 we're tppclrec 90 tha, com ut
-
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DIRn.

ADEMA-In Hoboken "wednesday Dec &C. Mary Catherine
Ad,us aged So years and months.
BLACKWELI-On Thursdsy night, Astors, Long Island
sanuel Blackwell, in the 9th year of his age . ,
TO attend his funeral whou. further invitation, fsom h:s late
redenee at Astoria OF Friday the lata nsi; q. yeoss
BElLs-On Wednesday, evening Dec &c. his residence in
Ninth ieet. Samuel }. Bess
His untra will take place Saturday morning 10 ock,
the Church OF the Messiah, where The friends are invited to
attend.
BLACKWELL. No. 60 CHa street, on "Wednesday, Dec
James Henry Blackwell infant OF James W. aud Mar
gsret Blackwell, aged months.
BEELG- At No. 669 Water street. Tuesday, Dec. Is
Margaret cOnsOrt of the late Orthabe Beele aged 81 yeaI
CAREY-At New. Brighton, Staten Island Tuesday, Dec
49, Mary daughter OF the late Edward Carey.
CoBwINAt No Is Ese1 street on Tuesday Dec u.s. aftss
short illness Mr. Jsbez CorwiD, aged 81 yeaIs
DETHERIDGE-On Wednesday. Dec TO- Mary Ann wife Of
Ieac Dehsdze, formerly o; Worcestemhire ENGLAND at
their residence Brooklyn aged Her end was peace
DEAN-At No. SO Christopher street, Monday De-, H.
ser short but severe iness James DEAN seed u years
months and IL dtys.
GALE-In Brooklyn, Thucsy Dec ~ In great peace Of
consumption GeOisana second daughter Of A. d. Gale, ssed
'i nnesi on ssS6.h next At the church
2oock p whence her remains will be taken to Green
GRiGG-on fue.dsy morning, Dec Is At O'Clock of con-
se.tion Of the brain MIS- Geunnea Orig wife OF the Rev.
The SieT,y .nd the relative. friend. family
vi,ed 10 attend the funeral Ct Trinity Church this Friday
mc,Sns st 10 ococi when and where the funeral services
GALE-ln this city, on Tuesday Dec IS, Anna NJ Gale
] day.
HATFiTLD-At Red Bank, ~ j. on Saturday evening, Dec
Il Rchsrd Hatfield Of the late Richard Hatfield esq Of
this city.
HUNT-At we,6et. n. j.. "Wednesday, Dec 49, wood,rd
Hunt
LUSKEY-On Tuesday, Dec Is. L residence, Nc. 2s9
Houston street, Joseph Luskey, aged 10 years.
McDONoUGH-At No. 7e5l Second avenue, on Wednesday
morrns, Dec &C. after long and patient suffering Of coz
SUMPTION Maria, beloved wife Of Charles hcDonough.
PEARCE-At Port Richmond, Staten Island Tuesday Dec
Is Amos PesTce, in the iOth year OF his age.
sHERWOOD-At No. G5 East Twenty eighth street. on
Wednesday Dec It, Margaret vile Of George L. Sherwood
aged 81 yesn
funeral the house, No IS East Twenyeigath street, on
Fiicsy the 18th, at 10 o'clock m
STiLWELh-In Csnsrsie Long Island TUESDAY: Dec l5
Srs Ann Swe wife Of JeIe mah s.lwel aged g
THORNTON-At his residence near Lahssks Bucks County
Penn Tuesday morning Dec. l. Of typhoid pneutn
John Thornton jus. and good man, aged 81 years The
deceased had for several years lent Troy ~
vAIIAt Isip ne Island, tuesday De-: Is Of dropsy
Henry Sheldon youngest OF d. w. AID Anne U. VAIL
WssrOE-On Wednes dGy, De- l6 James ,wsrd only child
month ard days.
SATURDAY next at o'clock fro the residence Of hi
srandfe.h.r stephen b. Pest No 10 L9mSfne pGcs, Yves
ninth
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IN ,,.amsAip .fmeyioa from Boston for Listrfool-W.
Chsdbourne II Amudown, Thomas Carlton: Bernnd Kne
Conrad Spiel and Mrs Pa,ten Of Boston re,es o. NJ
Brown E. Cnman and Jacob GsnOo Of NeyYorki A. Ro.su,
halt and Tolan Of Rochester; Mr.. and Mrs Fsga snd
servant Of Philadelphia, W. A. Raymond Of Chieat,, John
ssson and wife ofo.weeo Co NewYoIs; Ess% wISs
John Browle Of California; H. Tlson, W. O. kn,..l and
George Pemberop Of Quebec Jas Cuthoertor Of winSsO
Neehs T. Evans shipyn John Ello., Mr. BAnte; OF To-
ronto Benny Lsnpbier of Gait Cansds West Lieut. MMAn
Chsp Parker Fred Parker Rev. Bsteman X H.ynelds
and con Edward Tanner T. Bosee Andrew Knox wife aad
children of Finland Geo Bestte of Mancheer Geo fsyor
Of Loudn EDMUND Mensn Of Bordeaux j. Beebe Of sstet
land; I Mogilnichi of Russis-58 - 60
w II Crands and james Rush Of Boston; Geo. Isyer Of
CbsIlestown; A s. Townsend Of New'YC.k MT. VI YET
nedv n H. Crew D. McCsrren OF Halifax c. Church, l.
Bi,hop of Noys Scotia-2i.-Total, ~.
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BRoorIrs Cir CouhT.-Ncs- 7, %, ", %, 81,
ClPT VAH yLZETs MOVEMENTS.

Csot Use. Visit, L. 5. A.. arrived = thu city ~
r,cey u q rI & at oclrCn b-sekfastsd, sr1 was on
scsia f5I tho West 81 g. NJ On he Psc5c caIs. ne
vss lst from W.siDg,on al the pre- s1npi % u Ia.s
10 IDIOT siOps moment Oh the roE.e. Suca IspIu
movements hove II nay be, reference 10 the
Of the army narchirg against Utah, although - p,~
sbe that e may be the bsaer Of Instructions % Zen
Denver, the Secretary, or 70 Gen. Hsrney ID con
msr1 @; the United States troops in Ks1.es he
There seems 10 be very general occurrence 70 .ne
prophe.y Of the recommendation Of the Pfesasn, va
sddihoral military force should be Tssed ell OF
gsniz.d with view tc the suppression OF toe rsoe'
ior "a Utah Territory. We see opposition IRON
any quarter and doub. whether any will Do N sde,
70 the formation of such s-my vii enfores respsH
fer the laws and the civil authorities in Utsn ie!r
tory and in little while We shall see evidence OF
preparation for the march. The sooner theee prepss
ors are begun the better i. viii be for the OF
tse expedition, ard it may be that the position 0, Soi
join ms army in the passes leading TO Gfest a1
Lake City viii mperatvely demand an early nisf.a o,
troops for his relief He has said ths he VIII no' iau
back from the position he low occupied, out ne ~ y
De prevented from going On, and succor from tnis
quarter will be absolutely necessary. IL snoul9 not
be COZ cssled nom the people th.t bis COMMAND IL 10
position Of great danger, liable 10 Constant
from the SHOWS and cold weather and, II the d oE-
mors should be successful in cutting of The suPphss'
to starvation.
We presume that movements will at once DC IN iae
70 Concentrate an army q at least five thous ana msn
stFort Leavenworth, with view to AZ cary oPnns
canpeigr II co. there will be stirring times 10 THIS
State az along our frontier, from which great pof
ton Of the supplies must come. At, ,o..
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Whalers.

Arr San Francisco 5h brig Lsvere 50 days om Fsae.
1 14ss ss' 5f1 the T E
without seeing whale entered the w Calf and there ~
the 6t polar Of the on the 5n While = aaeaot
three anchors and ehsn had 70 lash blaboer hooks ae AL
and other tackle 20 hawser and heaye them overheard 70 e
hers found ourselves y mi from the shore; there wee
boats Of different Whaesps neari al rad been po"L
provsons subsequ ny put tn others on hosrd
Of their shps the 18Th had gale two bos;s 2sns a.
Sead bob bcs.tsy n t beat 1coesdsd il escs s.
o where We Ie6d IN passing Though l0ss ,.
had succession OF heavy gaes with snoE al toe P,,.ass
TSs Lys thu. pI 'Es.s tue rSPsa y az &
wch issnes: India Long, L. jteo bois sI4us da'.
Chs.. PaeP', Allen, L 2o 90 Je.sglas Alsn s,ss.
$3.50 DO Harmony, Bpus ~ L. Og do SS % o,,a
TOoker DO 500 CO.; Masssebusetts 0Isn 40 lScJ 90
s.nt, l9S JS shti Green sPfss lSS d., c1a s5c
THAN Russell b. go wa5Tsp "HI * =, ~
Chm r II 20 do Phenx Hicker.on" l95l d. Back
Ess Etgar9 T. S d. oPs :o5 rSOup n.%1 a r.
eh.at falmouth LOC0 DO cs'ornis, naache,ter, q - ~"
c.;s: BS P... 49, w s.s
5 Fisher 9 10 DO 5sS, Wl s sd % 5 S2 dS
90 100 DO Dsaie Wood Morrison Do 80 q, Trdent
f.s Dc ssrsS s t' @ 1 90 T. v:ssos Ga
go do venom Gardner, b. go dol cofoslas row ,
F Fs; &C c.s sS s' io L'1 q, d. -''s :d
s sS. TR' 20 y II v.p ss a. Ester S'' L. 70 d.
Msi,ri 20, Skinner N 100 DO Letns:Sn F,a.r a9 o.,
ii b. So 40 eAi W.r SOFT con kestoTI 90 a.
d.; South i Ba. o, R.Hdopi + II 60 DO csso hos.
cLTe, Cory n B. so o. Lssai,r %iuSn;a NY Ms''is,
X 4oj a. Cowper, Dean ". B. s9i Do. Mary JsHs,,
E6sartown SO do MagnOiis, Cox, n b., 80 d. Ae Sc
me Tatef Co.. so DO joseph M'ig' Coffin 90, -
d. CYNTHIA scofsld Hon. 90 or large o'',oa
OH crew deserted; SPLENDID PesoO Cold so,ns nv 90
RAPID West, e. DC Sharon King c ~ ~ 90 ,,sasts
"notfng) Navy, Wood 60, l2o bbls Ceers S.a,'1sy'
do so do; Milo, Sose do, $50 do L.iods, %sn co.
700 Do Champion, Cray, Do, 80 doi Empns n"'''i' wv
so dc - p.r,
Eaten Nat $40 do %, Mary Anu, D.nsp H. s
an. Besper Stevens do 200 Dbl. all told 5:n p1mSsS
PhGrsy CO.. 20 'p. ara VII Ohio, B.tst a. ass vi.
whale inee last reported; Sea Qaeen, Aar,b. WesPss
whs.e 70 lli Oh, Niger, JemsIGn, n b. q" ODE N''
Smith DO go do. 49, ,,,.,. H.x.
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Bedford who arrived home few week. since, -
off Ocean Island Kings Mil Group Dec isoo
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-18

MORE Communication WAS received
By Deputy Superintendent Carpenter yesterday AFTER
noon that gang Of couatsrfeters had made extensive
arrangements to deluge the city daring the evening
with counterfeit 81 bills on the Mechanics and Traders
Bark Of Jersey City. Word TO thi, effect wss sent to
the Police Teleg,aph.ofics. Mr.. Kellock, the night
operator on duty forthwith sent dispatches to the va
rious Station Houses about the city, requesting the
police to keep sharp look Ort fox the counterfeits
During the evening man named John Hantley wss
arrested In the Third Ward, and Peter jenkins,
eolored man. in the Thirteenth Ward for attempting
to pass some Of the counterfeit bills 10 question The
remainder of the gang heard that the police we're
after them, and 10 more of the "quesr was offered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-18
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