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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-08
From California.

ST. LOUIS, Monday, Dec. 8, 1858.
The overland mail has arrived with Saa Francisco
datoe Of the 9TH. FIVE passengers came through.
The United States Coast Surveying brig Fauntleroy
arrived at San Francisco from the Gulf Of Georgia
the 9Th.
The bark Marina, tue pioneer vessel Of the Tehuau-
tepec line, left Son Francisco for Ventosa on the 9Th
with Dumber Of passengers.
Gen. Harvey arrived at Vancouver Oct. q.
The American schooner John Dunlop had been
seized at Honolulu for violating the revenue Laws.
Johnston Prise ID. mocra', tad been clio ted TO the
California State Senate, to Gil the vacancy occasoned
by tho death Of Mr Ferguson.
The s xth Infantry @as encampei al Vosburg =
Rancho, Elk miles from Placerve.
The attorney for tie defendant in the case Of the
Almaden quicksilver mues had signifed his readiness
10 unite with the United States Attorney in applies
tOr 10 the Administration at Washington, praying I. to
apply to Mexico for auhe nticated copes under the
great seal Of that county, o. all documents in the
archives relating to the mine.
The gold bullion deposited for coinage 10 the mint at
San francisco, for the week enong Nov. G. was II 100
U1nces
Business was generally dull at San Francisco but
there bad been Gr,e sses Of adsusntine candles at
an advance.
Arrived at San Francisco, Nov. 6, ship Thomas Ali
bone, fom Nex-YoTk.
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ular be would sppcrd to the resold.or snbotying
the folo~lpg a,ss rrons


the folo~lpg ass- r'ions.
Tbs, the ,ssr- 81 each s,,e Of .s- v,ion cattle. to
sgus. rsh's q othcr Stses Tcrri.t,cA
Ts sy &C.,. so E' h ,s T,., "a
itA b affected By th- of,ss
TcrIi, ra authorize. Thar /, N, inper>se at, q NE
cr,l L. ~, mont o. o,~ N. fsA; Of c,,ir-u, IN ev<p
.pe,is, cf PrvP~rty II TIE reTTitorie-.
4 vote was taken ard toe resolution recorsii ered.
Nh Bfsncor sail h knew az sone az the De- mo-
rscy OF Virgicis who did rot symps'hize With tho
Democrats IT Illinois in thor struggle, ror ndocss
tneir platform. Nor did some e the Vlrgins Do
ocrscv believe il was necessary 20 protect Slavery 10
the Territories by Cor greSsiona' egisi,ou loo they
believed that 4 existed and protected under thu
Constitution. TIE rshtio maintain slave property
YVES rstpra right, AM the property Itself woild bs
prot'o, unceT thet ght lie iesred thst tas we
tory Of the Democracy Of Illinois Would prose The nt'-
mate uin If tha, Democracy Its position he under
sooi 10 be the necessity II Congressional scgsSt"s
protect slavery IN %, Territories. Nos, tae De-
nocrscy Of Virginia behye that Slayerye,n exist eaaef
The Constitution. atd Goes MT require Federal hgs-
lsiion to aid It. He moved 20 postpone tue question
ird, fti'ely.
Mr.. VIE preceded 10 yer ne srgsmen, OF Mr.
Brsnron AZ length. lie corteudei that while Congress
could not create or eN,iugush slavery In Territory.
yet Il could and should protect tho ght 80 hpi slaNS
there. Suppose q ulsn in kznsss stole slave, spsf
ran hin I'll 10 Canada. ana Was aterward arrested 10
kausas. could he b. punished Tor The oiieuse u taers
WAS DO law 10 protect The property 10 sia'es Ani
n be could no, be punished bow could slavery exist
How could the Institution stapd the asssas Of kd-
psppers, uopupsb"d and unpuushahle by laF DO
sand that Tin resolution inteuced IN oongrstmss
cur roble Democratic brethren OF huois an th~f
ll,Iious victory. Could the Democracy of Nirsiois
refuse this t. The largest body ri Noshern DemocfsA
which had withstooi the assaults Of Black Repnoii-
calism lie did rot wish the resolution laid On tho
table. He wanted It adopted OF rejected sui he
wan ed the Convention that fone the other wssn<
core. BE- would appeal from them % the Democracy
Of Virginia, and lst it Judge bctwss them AMI lin.
"A No,c,--" ~ L., i, he !'l
Mr.. Clay brook moved 10 lay the resolution on the
table.
Mr. skinner Of Augusta was confident that the iate-
ness oi the hour would prevent proper considerations
bers given 'o tie ,outon and appealed 70 the gca-
tsmar from Richmcud to withdraw II.
Mr.. Wise declined 10 withdrawn, AMI ayo'e on Mr..
Caybrc oks resolution to lay upon the table rcsated
in it, being dispo-ed OF IN that way, only three or toar
members yotipg No.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-08

The RcsGrd Tiibuae announces the marriage OF
the Hon. John L. Petit member of Congress from the
Xh District Of Indiana to Miss Brenton, daughter OF
The late Hon. Samuel Brepton.
A letter from Senator Sumner, dated Pans, Now
ls, says
"TemorroT morning there will be a consultation OF
phytlciaos on my case 10 ascertain where am no"
al what stage have arrived and wba. remains To be
done. regret that cannot announce the result OF
this conference by the steamer tins, takes this letter
fear thst viii be against my return this Winter to
fore January. NV Summer
down 10 the close Of August, was moot painfal and
harassiug. Ny sntfenugs were complicated There
seened 70 he hardly ache smart in nature which
did not Welt me- and at times with intensity which
was overpoweripz But now i ain comfortable Two
physicians express the opinion that ! have made
mcst percspible advance. think 80 too. am sure
of il. At times have despsired but now am en-
fdent that shall be- wen ever. cannot exprss,
the disappointment feel in this rotacted separation
from my duties. lons-oh, how j long-to have my
natural he al,h, and once more renew my Old labors-
twelve or fourteen hours day.
The Hon. Msrcus j. Parrot. in letter 70 TRs
Cincinnati Gos,tte denies that he offered at ban
quet in Platte City, No, the sentiment, "No m,re
Save States" and came beirg mobbed there Tor
II Ia lilo out C whole cloth. set aaoat by the Dire 4
Scott organ at Leayepworth.
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The Presidcnt's Message for Cali
GOrlIi;l.

ST. LOUIs, Tuesday, Dec. Z ISjS
The Presidents Message and the reports Of the
hesds of departments destined for California, which
arrived Sunday, by Mr.. Cyrbn, Special Messenger
from Washington, we're forwarded ea'ly on Monday
morning by the Southern Overland Mail route, in
charge If Mr. Pardee Of New-York. The Mail Com
psuy will make extraordinary ofi'ts to accomplish the
Trip in if days, bat in Of prospect OF failure
Mr.. Pariee will abandon the coach and proceed on
horseback, otherwise, with the utmost possible
speed Mr.. Pardee has been detailed expressly for
this service by Mr. Battlefield, and il represented to
be man of great energy and perseverance, capable
Of enduring an Immense amount Of physical fatigue.
The design is to beat both the Panama eni Tehuante-
pee lines of steamer. Extensive preparations were
made by tie O. ntractore the Salt Lake route to
express the documents through, but they failed to
ceiye copies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-08

The Eop. Joshus X. Gddiogs delivered two
lectures IN Boston lat week. His SUBJECTS we're.
TIE trial Of John Quincy Adams in Congress. for %
presentation Of a petition prrpor;ing 10 come from
.Isyes;" and TIE "Reminiscences Of Twenty fsars'
servicein Congress subsequently, dinner ~givos
Mr. GiddiDgs at the Parker House Senator wi.ss pro-
aided. Among tic speakers were Gov Banks 'ne
Hon. Louis u. Conns the Hon. Chanea Ffsn ~
Adams, tie Hon. Moses Kimbaii, Mr.. Chaiss hN's
and Gen. Scboul.r.
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the Nicavagua Eillibustcrs.

y, "
Tire Grand Jury in session several days last
week Tb. following witnesses were examined: Mr..
S,pf,rd Collector of the port; Mr. Smith, Deputy
Collt c,or; Gen Walker Julius Uesse and William
A. Smith Ger. Walker was before the jury about
Elk hours and INTERCEPTED as 10 bis conrse OF 'e
in California sonora su9 Nicaragua. No bill was
found on Friday. Judge Campbell loft for Washing.
fon the same day. agent of the Govern neat
namod Wilson, Of Olio, WHO was sent here TO watch
Nicaragua movements, has left for Washington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-08
The Shaver Echo Case.

COIUNBiA :. c., Tuasdoy, Doc. Z, 1893.
The Argument in the SLAYER Echo y was oontn-
ued yesterday by Gen. Hayne the part Of the
United States; to-day, Mr.. Blinser argued for the
defer &C. and when he concluded the Grand Jury wore
fmtLer discharged until clock on Thursday, when
Judgment the motion for the discharge of the pris
.pers will be given.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-08

ASIsouLAR scTI.--A mar named Mace sn@i o't:
zen u Dayton Ohio for having some year. ago csasd
his conviction and mPri,ouueht IN the ps1,''"'"'y
Tor burglary. He lays his damages I" sSo,o". 20.
I'll y,,mo,,.. Msripo.a nine yields from D. 50
to s3' coo every week. The quartz mill is wostod ~
steam. go ..,.,
The public debt Of the consol.ds.ed Guy OF fh1A-
d.lphis AMOUNTS " sg0,'0cNo.
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. aauaiar Douglas NJ New.OrIeans.

NkN-UkLEANs, MODUay, IJoC o. TN'o
The Douglas mass meeting tonight is one OF the
Target aud most enthusiastic witnessed in this
city. Ocd Fellows Hat was filled to It's utmost capa-
city before the hour appointed for the orgauizati W.
ard many thousands wd Lafayette square, aud the
adjoining streets The Hon. Nh Soul6, presides over
the meeting.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-08
The Southern Pacific Railroad.

LOUISVILLE, Tuesfay. Dec. M.
The stockho If the Southern Pacific Railroad
here and 1T 81. Louis are generally paying up, rs re-
Onired by the action of the reject Convention. No
shares have yet been surrendered. President Fowkes
has lot out 50 miles of the road. The friends OF
the road are s, nguiIo of success.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-08
The CHARTER ELECTION.
REPUBLICAN VICTORY.

The result If our Charter Election u b. found
below. ROBERT 7. HAw~, the REPUBLICAN, c,n-
oidate for Controller, has & large u-j,rtY oser
both of his Democratic competitors. The vote
was bght, tut decisive.
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The Ohio River.

PARKERsBuRG, Pa, Tuesday, Dec. I, 1913.
The Ohio River a. this poiut IL - feet eeep, ana
,ising. Beside the regular daily line o. tr't-cltss
steamers 10 Cincinnati Louisville and s. Louis, boats
sre leaving daily for all points the Mississippi and
M;ssouri Rivers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-08
Municipal Election.

BOsroN, Tuesday, Dec. !, ISIS.
The Hon. Hosea lsey. Republican, was elected
Mayor Of Chelsea Yesterday.
The Hon John Sargent was also reelected Mayor OF
Cambridge by large majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-08
N slrdcr.

ToRoSro. c. W, Tuesday, Dec :, 1853.
James Fleming late telegraph operator on the
Grand Trunk Railway lire stabbed on the street lasi
right Thomas Mac gsn. Madegan died Immediately.
Fleming has been arrested. The cause of the AFFAIR -
mot 40.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-08
MayOraIty Nomination.

WORC,s1FR, Mas T0esdey, Dec. Z, IS)S.
Judge w w Rice has received the nomuati n Of
the Republican party for Mayor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-08

ALDERMES.
WARDS.
/. Henry Smith Republican.
g. John T. Henry Democrat.
s. John II. Brady, Republican.
T. George Starr, Republican.
O. Robert l.. Dsrragb Republican.
II. William Peck, Democ at.
IL. Nicholas Sesgrist, Democrat
IL. James OSeus, Republican.
Il. Henry W. Genet, Democrat.
COUNCILYES.
The returns so mesger that we cannot determine
ioa Il c Board will stand. The Democrats have GER
toiuy carried the tao lower ID strct aud possibly the
With also but this Is uncertain. 1t may lie abolt "a
equal division.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-17

" IieG~,lp Bors"ta (or Hszburg-wm. B. verplsa
Hsrmlns RissE, Mr.. HoOPer A1su.. Ensr. N orc.. -
wife J.eob Gund,or kliHssL B. 4 D,sy'T Koop@.n ~
ogil,a. .dy ADD ehns Mr.: ria-n, "a .hler-n, L
Behne aud child Mr.. M.ss ehd Or csh mayor sni 81,
Mise Nsrirdin Mrs Bloomheh, Mrs Doukr and ehaaf,s
s csTi ssoS S sanish.f Roslrs %ss joan L..
.ty and ehldrss Mr. N.Ss,.e Msrt, q W. I,,sg DsS
h,s Rpnie Lshv,s. Mr. Meyer Ems: Lesn.an heh Gsss
} hteis sl Aa s. Josa d III %
M, Regime wiskind and Children, Ms. H.uneAsa H.ss
seismsrn joseph Hab-r j. B. Bi,sn, c. seSsas, M.
Lang. PHI KIsasTs aa,a9s JOIN , KiRy'I .dS "a =
Misc Kener, Bern Muir, wife I'D children H.r.- &c.
mar s0 s Mr. A5 ao sRs r c. ~
Cb,s Danrerusn0 Louise Bse' Poll Bas' NJ HssAAlsln
W.aeI and iady Ms, NJ Eneel J. Bunt- CHARLES issi:
Schneider Thesis and child Miss Boesser Ars
Meyer Ms EHlsb sehenck and infant and The ';ssnse
:, .fCgr,sip Aid, for Sost.omptoa HART AID B,s.e,-
M, s,usId Mn ysencier, John McEwsn Brown Col
lies and lady Mr. Mchour and mother, Mr. schmidt J. Cast
her Alfred Chsstlsier Col Fesuso ana sey g. Ep.l G.
s.cs. S shcfsn 1T .syw Mss Erses osss 1
A. Butcher Claus Wlsshen, wife AID children C<f Raw Mr.
Curd Sylvester Brush Geo He'peer Pau And.rss wife and
NJ Roman ysIsneier ronert I've. L.w'CS wiz .nt
JS Ssf Is5ert sii Se i. x iPs Py nPs:
ana LADY, D. strshp Mr.. Bensyre H. Smith Mr. Mil. Ars
HsSe: Mrs.. Bonrett Mrs Dr.. and pf.n, Sophie rou
pier MS NJ Dikmsnn, O. Reese, lacy snd child T. w Not
sp and chcren; Mrs Maria Philips Mics h@oeces AZ
P', Mrs. NJ Fi.ser, Bers and 7eleIeP Nichols. sa:
rng and lady julius Psz Aug Ds,or, P wsser M hol;s
chrider and WIFI W. Ram, Jos heer. wife and chid
Mi. Mesrs Thompson Lsnssn, Wikins Mrs Dohn and
infant J. Ebefi., sehmudinE. H. O. Heti5 A. Butcher
Fursoson and servant Miss LADg,dort Duatse s.Ia.
Miss Brormsn Mrs Floto aud children B. jay IL Bsnan,
c N Leonard John J. Lows q. W. Csrvaho MI Ansate,
Mis- Hco,e Mr.. Niar T. Newbrick Ernst Peers W. M.
ielcsroot George Carl wife and Infant Tho- Fears
Welsh John Debos.er Mr.. Vile hcol Calls Fsvirs Beft,
Bulwipkle Mrs Druett r KoocblAge X Comelas sty and
child; P E.csense DR.. W; NswoOmb. A s5rltns Bog.
never wife and chLdren NJ Bshrsns j. H. Lohrs
H. Vtte o. Risior lady aud chid Mn, Achih, Rsbnas
r R.bin. q P.nder f. WesId, J. A. brck.neveoel hrA
Nrs Bubke children and nurse L. Held Bohme M Carn'
te, Nh. Carpenter C. HofeE and wife Day Isn.ne.
y OGDEN bro Fsce J. O. Bauer, J. g DFkes Nielsen,
l. schoenGorf N. Cohen H. Schwartz, Miss Provost Ma
Weismann aud child J. II. Oese, wife ana child; A. sehnt
G. SPIES A. Gsauas.
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MARRIED..

BILLIN-HENwOOD-On Thursday May Is; By The Rev; J.
C. Huekel al ST. AIMS Church, Wilton, Montana, hi.
Henry Rliu Of this city, Miss Besse Eenwooo, daughter
ofR Henweod esq of Mouisania
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tuesday Msy II, BY the Rev.
Dr. Adams Hermann f. Bo;hield, ESQ., % Ms Julia Feren-
Of This city.
COLEMAN MORRILL, - Or Sunday, May 9, in Christs
Church, South Anboy, by the Rev Charles Lts henry
Coleman Of NewYork Frances A. Morrill, Of Jersey City,
FARNSWORTH-HIN CHMAN-On Thursdsy evening May
g. BY the Rev Mr. Hegsny Nj o. farnswoh Of his city,
TO Miss Susie VI. Hincbnan a Brooklyn, T. ID.
HAYES-MAXTON-At St Nicholas Hotel, THURSDAY,
May 49, Nathan T. Hayes OF Wes.cheseT Chester County,
Penn Miss Emily j. MaXoD Of Doe Ben, Chester County,
Penn.
LERFAsS-MOgTLER-O Thursdsy evening. Nay lS BY The
Rev John c. Gudn, Mr.. Frederick Leassto Mss Adelaide
Nos;ler, both Of this city.
LEAHY-WALKER-On Thursday, May IS, by the Rev r.
Towel No SO Ear Seventeenth street, Mr. Francis Leay 70
Miss Mary Walker. all Of this city.
MILLFR-GRIFYEN-In Phenxvle, Penn, on Wednesday,
az the residence Of John Gen, by Fends ceremony,
M Wyatt w Miller Of Safe HEbor, Penn, 70 Miss Mary L.
Grifen Of the former place.
MILLER-BxOOKS-O Wednesday May r. by the Rev. Asa
smith d. D., Mr.. Henry Miller 70 Miss Sarah NJ, only
daughter OF Rufus Brooks, esq, all ofths city,
MACKNET-DAWSON-At Newark, N. j., on Thurtdsy May
IS BY Rev Thee L. Guy Of New York Theodore Mack
net to Eliza A. daughter Of Jacob ID Dawson all OF Newark
SODLER-DRINKER-O Wednesday May r. by tae Rev.
Thomas Ariage Mr. John Solder 20 Mss Emma DnnkeI all
ofths city.
VAN RRUNT-LYNCH-In Brooklyn Thursday, May 49,
hy the Rev N Smith, Mr.. Henry M. Van Brun. 10 Miss
Mary Lynch, al Of Brooklyn.
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Launched. Sold, ar.

At Yarmouth Ne Ih inst, sn- ehI Of 90 tr, called s
She 1terc. he and q
BY the builder Ala oJ-Ts AID CsY L n Knshs vbo
will coulrna and her.
tire clipper sohr II 100 tEs called the Lola Mea;eI
be launched a. NewbuTypor- sh BY NJ Eees
Manson. Sic 10 owced By Mr. Hiatus Crs ssd hss boes
contracted gseeT tie superson Of CAs Geo. W. Nnur VIC
who vii maid Ter.
Tie cpperbak Joseph Grnnel busl: a, Delsno ce
hipyAId fAfhAven 20 be launched on SATURDAY unn1
She measure. i uns ~ feet long deck ~i 10 iEcoss
beam ard u eet inches IN DEPTH and coppeg 1sened
thieustont She owned By Capt " O. Baker aud Sers.
md % D. commanded By Cap, w w raouss e es.k
La Grange, Of fshsyen In The whale fishery ne fs1ss
Ocean.
Launched AZ freepori 18th ns from tie yard of he Hoe
huis sou tns shp NJ about l0o IArled osne1
ey tie builder CaF Dxrs l. Choa.e SAMUEL HarsSn Geo.
NsTTen and 5. P. Shaw Of Portland
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Arrived.

Bark John Psyson (cf Warren Me Fuller Cenfoeeos Ap1
SUGAR &c to y, Place. Sid. with bark OrSxo
4 Irk for Phladsphia and parted In a- ST. loo u 80
Bark Msisgords Gardner Virginia days wood % mssef
Bark Exact, Walker sayaEnAh days, cotton 70 ssHtes
Chairman 4 Co.
Brig CAolre Whiebury Aspinwa II day, in ballast .
f. JOY 9Th off Salt KY BsnE. bark showing whns
and blue checkered 'ar al, steering $. w
Brig MaItha Ghri tof Georse) gsw'ey sgl, Grsrs
BIB sugar -, H. d. Bsookmsn Co. April D. HeIy
Eldrd sesmaD Of New.YoTk. died
Brig liza tof sesrsport) Muuroe, Ssgus May SugI he,
K p Buck c. PIT into Chaeston land Capt wlAnt
" b .ick and I'D. llth inst
scbr. Chopper Brothers of BALTIMORE KimbaD Bsrsoos
May 5, fruit IA Ackeily.
Scar Broadfeld Fisk Trinidad Is days sugar and nossss
schr Mary AM Sawyer Mschss days lumber TO order.
schI DR. John siracley Fowler PhsaepLis days, grain
r. d. BSrrstt
schr Mirror Hicks Rociland lime.
sch NJ McCo.key Stebbius Connecticut River store Nr
PhisdelphiA
Scar. NJ shsacs Williams. Connecticut River, s:one sx
Philadelphia
schr Lucy Ann lawrence s.ekyie n. 20 days pO.sss
% 2. !. Neyiu, Sons
Schr. Lucy Anes Anes. Rockland days stone
SchT. Psllss, Helinan. kockland 5 days, lime
schr. Frances Ellen. BLACK. Port Chester, In ballast
Steamer TscoEy, Wilson Phisds phi4 udss e ~ Bnrs
Steamer OceolA Smith, Norwich and New Londoa nasA
T. H. Rockwell. ~.
Steamer Curew, Williams Providence nise 10 lsss Ooe1
sAILED-steamshps ARIEL, Ludlow, Bsvre, lie Borashs
Troutrnan, Hsnburs Columbia, ChATleson AneDstA "ose
hall Savannah Jamestown, Parrish. Norfolk; Monifonsy
Croker savsrsah Asuts Lsyhed, Cbsses;on 'hp j. u
Humphrey Prince, So. Thomas.
WIND-Durug the day, ;. w.
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Markets-Peported BIZ Tsl.oro,l

hosILs Nay 1.-The sales Of Corros 10 d.y We. 81
os.es sddllns lie SAFES Q: the week baex Reo-p,.
ele sses 100 oaes against 1910 bales in the
year. stock $50 bales. FsEIcHrs uneha-s-d
SHAhros sisy l4-1he sales OF CorToS to-day S0c
oAes extremes Of 2dsc The business doing
enc S;so. quoAse ehar &c IL rses The increased ree'
~ southern ports Incorrectly Yesterday hey
should have ben a,ed 4 20 bales instead Of on
sAviH.H May sAles to-day Il so bales OF CorToS a;
BALTIMORE, May 5-FLoUR steady wHrlr steady and
sno p that the lower Esds heavy sosy
dToapinE
PEII.pkLrHi, May lS-FLovR very dal. with it;e
ceusnc for expert. WHEAT dull sAes Of 40 brh Red
81 %; White loo 81 y CoESis in seve demand 7atc
for Yellow and esc for White WHISKY steady q 1,e
PROVISIONS eUll, VITA = declining tsndexey.
PEovIDEScr hsy ie-CoTToN-Ihe sa.ss Of lie ok have
been shsui go bales rather easier po>s WooLrhe .,
Of the past week sh,, e-ns GOO Fleece II S26S7Ie
and 3 COO PGli-c II q! d57ic. PAINTING eLerHs-fhs
ss lave been small r Of sdysnoed nice
.s.ded The seei hsh; and the wesAs production IA,
ss.n ..:s.a hsst'd ~ he sss Of e sp~,y.s ssss q
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
Cleared.

s.ssn.hips- Colunbs Berry. CbsIeson spoford ns..oa
Co JanestOwu Parrish Norfolk. II. Ludlow sslsd'n tbt
Middleton Liverpool Howlsnd Aspinvsll; Mon,fomery
Croker Savannah II. r. Cromwell Co Auga,ta Woodsan
Savannah s. L. Mtch SOM At anita Layhed, ChsflesteS
h b. Cromwell Co.; CaIedens, eager, bLdm0re ID. y
Cromwell Co. $500
Buk-C.roina, TalmaE, Charle.t u, Dnnham DLnon.
Bnas-C BSlen Wsss Philsde paiA Mayhem Talbot On
n.riet.. Br Lawrence Cornw : Whitney Co Belle
PouIe JOY Boston c. T. J. Peters A ~ Rosert, Nlken,
Msr.eles Wm. F. scmict Neloctty Orb Atech, HALIFAX,
Maitland. Phelps Co q,
schooper,-Coverno Chaae Salem, X. w. Rope Co U
Williams MAJ WillIAmston Brunt slsght W. H. Rnfsc
Rose Baltimore, Merrill L. Abbott Arzsc, yeras Genoa
Ieno Plymouth Rock Lacy. Boston, Dayton sprs<s
Wide World Buekey, Beaufort, Jonas suhh Co Falr1
ho:,, Alexandra, Merrill Abbott Willard, BseAntsss
Newport = I Smith W. Abbott, Smi h. CenfoeSos X r
Buckk Co Eclipse, Hatch, Seville, n freeman ca .
Humuns Bird Carroll Londonderry, 5 Wnitnsy Col y.
Nickersor, Tuliord, Georgetown Dolner Potter Co.
StesmeI-Bos,on selev PhlsaelphiA, Perkins, Asen-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-17
Arrived ,
SUNDAY. Nay 10,


NJ steamship Marion Foster Charleston s. hours rndss
and pass spofoTd. Teston Co. Saturday, l5h Spp
H. Delaware sh, ship bearing NJ pa,sed the propeller Ps.sp~
towing r. H. Huntey with o-s OF ioreusst and nan
,oprnsst bound YORK 9l0 Bsrnesst Light beaH
N w by NJ NJ exchanged ssoss With steamship Coiunbss
$50 bearing W. cIchsnsed ais with steamship Augusta
Steamship Star Of ;he South Lyon, Savannah g. hours nd
and psss. 5. l.. Mfchil 4 Son
L. surveying steamship Water Witch w s. Leyek Lieut.
commsndinr us,hiD gton d. c.. dsys
Bark Joseph Fish BsTnAd CGenss 10 days olasses 10 Alien
/ Horn. -
Bra Mecasta (of GouldsborO, Haynes Trinidad cubs
cays, sugar TO master. -.
Brig T. OBren (of Thomsston), Watts Sssus d 0TnSe
days, sussr 70 mas.sr.
schr. ArGeits, Whittenore, Amboy for Boston
Schr. Charles, Lsrphesr, stontngron, in ballast.
Schr. NouIrnshsl Crockett r. cklAnd dsys Hrae.
Schr. Sarah, Elwel, ROcklAnd days, klne.
schE. - LucAI, Adams, Recklnnd 4csys hn1e.
Sehr Mary MGnki Beers Boston days mdsc 30 Dsy5a
Sprsrue.
sehr. Delaware, Perry, Rondou; for Rockland.
schr Con- hssrney, Brown, Port Even for Boston
SchL Am ;. S>iter Fisn Newark tor Fal River
schr SAs Wright, seaman. Rondog. for New Bedford
sehr Alfred Hall AlyoTd. Albany for Mdiletovn, Conn.,
sloop Aurora. Case. Norwich, mcse - master
s.oop Agent Golden. Sew-LondoD, stoEe-
sloop Planter. benpetf sag Hsrbor.
Steamer kenIebcc Hand Philadelphia n3s hSa p@ss %
Perkins
Steamer Osprsy Kenney Provi4enoe rdse 70 lsAs odea
Steamer imsct;s kye. New Bedford nese- 70 Joe Aen
SAILED-Screw steamship S2aain lBf N,ddlsioa fof Ly-
erpOOl; bark Venus, Aisiusoa, ;oE C4'looA
WIND-DuIins the day. from n. to y. \. w.