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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-28

IN PURSUANCE Of sn order OF the Surrogate oil
NeYork notice is hchy given all persons having claims
ag,iu,t EDWARD L. CCSN0R. ate Of the CJ ct New fos.
deeesec 10 prssr,t With che vouchcs Thereof 10 ts
Whi'ehoruN No Broad
way in the C,y New sk, before the e day OF De-
o.I1h. 4NtDsted Newiork the eleventh day May S0s
mvIl lav6uIh CHARLES r. tONNpf', EHcu,f'
n PURSUANCE vi on order OF th~ Surrogate
he CouutT Of New yort Nor is hereby given to al pre-
.n, having caas agaus, FSrER MARSH lae OF the City
N, York das-d prCeut IN. with vouchers thereof
10 ~. -t,crib-r the of HLDRlDGE 'hnDER"Ek-
NJ No l William street IN the City OF NeS.tok ga - %
ior III, ffsus day of August uex-dsted New Yodh, ,hs
unta asy OF February, 1889. -
ALO<XO HASCY,
ELDRILe OF vANDEEWEnKEN,
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~ Union Tosusbp TLlon County, y J. u miles from hi-
I, SECTION Moir. E,.l k.oso ooIsGins ~ scies Of
goo well fncd hA two w-i Of wster az Cd nous. con
s,1inz first sad Ogttlidnss al H. order
Rs>ss.ssen immediately VIII .lo eel the Stock snd
Isrrirs In p-eLt. Fo fir'hf iL fms,ion, nquir. VI
NOAH COREY, NJ G5 Ws,e: -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-28

DORTLAND and NEW YOkk.-The new ana
/ Gyori;r steamship CHESAPEAKE s.aaey Crosell CON-
unsncer will Portland every SATURDAY aud Nr~fob
fron Pier NJ. II \ r every tt ESDAY, r. O'Clock. .
Ps.,sse and Eie Including rat-,room % hlnins uns
sbout - hour, For passage OF r.. ght sppy -
EhSgY 4 FOX Portland.
H. i CROMWELL L Co. No Is West-st. n Y.
WHITE MOUNTAINS -Thi, 10 the direct and pctar
-.ou- uu,- from York the White Mountains VIA Long
Island Vineyard Sounds The Gsu HDsse only sf hours
ride from PorlsId.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-28

NYW-lOkk AID HAhLEM RA l. "A ID.
- StHafp ADVANCEMENT.
IN AID aer June l. 1852 trains viii leave ta
q, staron. New fOrk. as f.lo~s;
For " iisu. dgs' IS and 80 m 2S end s:T ? m
Por White Plains-'l.si 4 III. zoo AID $500 =. ~
For u hi,e Pa,u-s5p p. m. from bite aid CcaSrssts
f,- Dover Plans-3 81
Fo- Albany 80 o. IN, Nail Trim.
Returning vii leave
Dover Plains $50 q
W,,tr Plains $500 esd T.Goa T.. 500 sud6:fc I'm.
Wlhamsbrdie, ~ snd $50 m. leo aud p. N.
Altsly, 1850 M, Mail Train
" J. CkaPBELL, Supe-,o-sdent-
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Real 0staie for Gale.

A NEW BRICK GOTHIC NlLLA-With the
n O., srisin:, r. ~ pi,-r sbou ser,s = LAND Also
- pIaCr Uf,J-sE BARN &C. .bo.t scTrs, szc
.,. ae.,,shle VILLA SITS oo 20 " erie. esoh pos
49,. rrst an ystt.sss ~ 'ustiw' 10 b. sold With ine
A.. on eas, t.gn ged Tor wsiLos s,ed
CIV fror.ry Address or cat 90 THE osrer A. N.s srsn
ny. ~ Ohh'hNLEn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-28
I,0R sALE-A GRIST MILL. and EARN.

Morris County Eew.J er..y miles from the Morris
and F..ex Rsroso depot Madison The sill has two
Of Bun stones. in perfect ORDER viii excellent ws's
power The l6 good Land, Win about =
10, 81 OAK Timber ub For particulars ,rpy 20 CT J.
THYRAUU osq az No tsi Nssssus., NewSork or al Msd-
sop n. " jersey, 70 l.. BEAUPLAND.
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I Nm BORDEN. As-rt NJ, 70 ,at p west-s
T,pL REGITIAS dAil. LINE via STCTING-

T'HE REGULAR dAlL LINZ VIA SiOnis
l rON for BOsTp., srs PRO|IDHsCE-!esnd Aoo'--
the .aor.s- csrrytae th- ks.-fl ma.
III, n~snen PLYMOUTH SoCK CsS, joel Stooe, :ae
VANDERBILT, C.P: s.gE, 10 eSuse o snS nj
sTOSINGTOS AND PROVIDENCE ARD BIOS oN M
PROVIDENCE RAILROADS. LEAVING New. fors daily so.n
i.y, errypred u Per Ne North Rive or'. sssn s's.
an .ae srsI OF 10. NAL Trsn which s,vs eoscoe a. S "A
The VANDERBILT, hor S.rIota, srsnas!y. "a -
orisy 80, -...., Ssu-,
,>s "a s.,nrasy from soGins.ou Monday "Wednesday as
rriosJ - o-o.. % r-ov.s.nos
proceed s-onnop per rsisctc 70
.rs po..ou A. %. THprrss Mail Train reaching mic Ps
.dy,rn- 81 hos by other routes s~a In ample NJ of ~ 20.
sa, uorr. liur. counec ting ro-h and east taHe's
orsfY IL " ain on board toe sssar-f. ENJOY n-nt
As;h@d II desired srd rave Soninf,on u 'ne
=, trs,n connecting Providence 9Th the IL n Ale Wv
F,r- from Providence 70 Newport - cents -.
cu,paues ard trsn throuSs
sAch 80. .-.,- .. 49,. -.
'1> < ~.
u,.usr the F- igB; Office, Pier 10 NorIo NJ 90
.ba OF ce No 10 B,t.siy-plsce. 'Se !"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-28

NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
~ COMPASY.-INTEkEsr COUPONS Of the SECOND
MORTGAGE BONDS. BONDS OF 1861 and DOVER ~
tension SENEN PER CENTS will be paid on ard after
Az the office OF the Company con'r Of nh't and IN a'
w u. EMERSON Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-28

NEW ROUTE for NEWPORT, IA y. !. ana
y y II auc ans y. l.. sud stor rss'ou Raiid,i :
On and after MONDAY Jure 9, Passengers ~ NV
yia Shore Line "a. by the Express ran 10 'n |H'
n nd -y countc'f ,pl-ucic Il ta-, tifr-n
~rh X. and Newport - p kiarnins .iVes
N.rpor, snd p H. arriving IN New fok q, u 70 ana
II ~
ri-s,ts .o,d and B. chee I'D throuah esct "sy
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Mc0iea.
Ceaa! Notices.

ALBERT KIMBAIL sgst GOURMET
~ sen sNCK ard OTHERS Pursuant 10 JaiEmret %
d. re- al tie supr-ae Il the State II sr~ ora miIo ~
, y action notice tcr-by Giyru 20 th- coeft- ~ n
s, sCIIFNCh POND Co. ID the Ctyof Ne~ ara forth-
With n O. rr 2oyt thew t-.pe vt debts au 'ho DC
usId. ssa,.t s,d rn. becr- tho undersigned h"s., sP
r. i'm IN tho trv ~ Nrw.t oIt ~ 10 defsrk her" th-y ~iu
- ~ 100 GEORGE ". PAaAER, Rricrs-
i.eq t,us, IA, No 1875 broadway.
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TOR SAYANNAH.-!rhe American Atlantic
s..r.hi2 Company new aid fsvo.t,s steamship MONT
GONFRY F!-d,fik Croker Commander, VII leave Fer Ne
y, So rsb zi,h lu.ufp.ss. lluo34ou. So Tlroagh
r,,L.t. - We rrau, q IS, N. t.., S3j M1uspEery
~ Aba1 y, Ga, s.i, A4Et. 90 Soi4Io s . - Macon
Al Au.r.s y, and principal Pacss ~ FoHd. a. cwss;
r,.s xzsse checked through al principal p.ces Freight
10 .eu,s d. DOT, n -Onse
AMY 10 II. 4 CROMWELL II Co. NJ 20 " -si -
TOR SAVANNAH and FLO2IDA-U. 8. MAIL
LEiE-The faSori,e Steamship FLORIDA, Capt isasc
Croweu, vii l-sy- on SATURDAY Jay 80. a. oclsch p
n roul Pier No " r Tlrough sies syep 20 Montgomery
Coumt.s Atanrs Albany ard MsesI Bill LsdiAS SiAns1
.aly o. board foI fre.Ih. CT yassAss apply q
eANrEI L. UITCSfLB tsON No " BroAdvSv.
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L'OR sALE-A handsome RESIDENCE 10 the

II Cry ~ Elis.b4tn oouss,iIg Of nSdern-6aut "a
sor ootsiI aud numerous pstrrs
the manner tbfousboat aud Eht.d By gss Inc
~ pifrct Ooer krd are "a 80
yaI., ard fuit Tres OF LARGE Eowth LIE
Sdssi. and ~ GOO "'o T. I'
location I'm. property behy sLo OF 20" tDa'u see u
tow ou.ft.r Of fou the depot TIE streets are hteo
y "A. and the sidewalks tagged Coundnlo sion WI. -
J.frv hourly CoumustiOD pei railroad ~ senoca 20 i
xea To ihsse 81 cDmUinIs ne cO"is ~ cy ana
o.,,rx this ofs pccuisf sdvsutsgs for ftc-i pa
,c...,. ,vp, At ofoe 81 the EUREKA MINING COA-
PANY No q WiLi,m-st., o.t -.en ~ and O'Clock
INOR SALE or EXCHANGED beautiful
I place OF NEW-HAVES RAILROAD, ~ mliss from lie
ei,y 5scs grounds coupste ordsr bas bnau
ful shade al KIDD. Of 'i! CIT eco WIZ BE-
solo bDssin. NO orsnce. Apply a. Nc III bcwsrY
corner Grand o.
L>OR SALE-A neat COTTAGE, containing
Rooc half a. Of GrouLd covered viii Seedr aud
Frui, Trees beautifully ocd the BAH, Of tbs Had.7s A.
Csrh.se Landing Price 30 Inquire q
c PARSONS No 20 Beekmsn-s'.
LNOK SALE-A valuable TRACT OF LAND, SIT
oats Elh County Pc u. line Of The Saabury and
Ere Rsiosd Also Lands In Sullivan County Pa Apply az
Tie Of the Homestead Company No leo Broad way
EHOR SALE-iUo ACRES for xiOO.-The Char
III ter and By L.~b Of toe AMERICAN EdiCRANT AID
and HOMESTEAD COMPANY provide that "tbs Stock Oh
ts Company will ~ received Ia payment OF lands s
prrchasr" To the 81 New fok ans
tie vicinity this safe and profitable tnvssneD. Col
No. les Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-28

Tns NEw-Yokg CksTR,L RsILeoab Co,
TRIAsvRTA's OFrIcr, ALBANY, Jay 10, l1olt
VI,HE TRANSFER BOOKS of this Company
will he coseo the clse of Business on SATURDAY.! ~"
Sth dy OF july will be reopened on the morning OF
IT EsDAY the sd day Il August next , ,,,>, g.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-28

DIANOS, MELODEONS and ORGANS -Ibe
L HORACE WATERS PIANOS ard MELODEoNs toi
depth purity of durability Unsurpassed rr'rs
4W0 Pisnos AID meodeons 90 rent. Sonhly payments y.
c,iycd for p.o. HORACE WATERS Agent, No. 80 broad
wny TiAn1nlr. Th- Horac. VISTA Pianos known 40
.u,rg the very brs." Irang,t We sp"sk 81 tfAr
merits from personal knowledge Ctr,sti1n T1fesic1<r
.erss Pisoos &edeuns challenge comparison with '
fines, r. sde Il. country "lsors Jos,nd!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-28

TIVE INTEREST due OH the first at August,
] 1885,. on be BONDS Of the CITY Of TOLEDO Ono. vii
V,it IN 40 afer that date C. W0EfILER.
Ji,y Tr-i.ureg.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-13

SAD FALL OF A CLERGYMAN.-The INDIANAPOLIS
journal of the 10th says:
"We learn that charges have been preferred
by three cergymen of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, against Rev. VIM. Daily, of that church
and President of the Indiana State University for
three alleged offences: lst, Drunkenness ID Lewd-
ness; and Sd, Offering money to witnesses of his
misconduct to secure silence The testimony of a
very large number of the most respectable citizens
and has been, will be, forwarded to Rev NJ.
Gillett, Presiding Elder of the District in which
the Rev. DR.. Daily resides.
The facts which the charges are based, are
alleged to have occurred in this city on Friday be-
fore New Year, or on New Years day. and to have
been witnessed by numbers of our best citizens"
The american, edited by a minister of Dr. DaiIv's
own Church, and which has hitherto spoken in his
defence, is even more specific in its charges. 1t
says: Our readers will learn with profound regret
more than surprise, that DR.. Daily, the President
of the State University, spent most of last week in
this city, much under the influence of Intoxicating
liquors as to be seen staggering in the street. and
to demean himself in rude manner in the Union
Depot, offering insults to an unprotected female
For the latter he made acknowledgements to the
and for both he will be brought before committee
of the church at the earliest possible moment We
torbear comment for the present, further than tC
say that though DR.. Daily has long been suspected
OF free use of Intoxicating liquors, he has mana
ged to keep the facts from the authorities of tn,
church so far as to elude detection. The habit has
however, been growing upon him, until conceal
ment is longer possible. His friends in the cit
and in the State deeply NOR titled over his con
duct in the city last week. the details of which arr
too revolving for publication.
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in it to day have been heavy and prices for it have ad
vanced IN to lS cts per bushel We had reported this
morning sales of 200 bushels S6G6l2% 300 bushels
soz1 ana oil LOO bushels at s63la per bushe and the
market closed firm at $625d6314 per bushel for prime
We continue to quote Timothy Seed at S2d212 and
FlaNseed at 81 130a1. 40 per bushe
SALI-Ihere is good demand for Liverpool Salt, and
the market for it firm at the previous quotations viz
w cts Tor Ground Alum 1856 cts for Marshas and JEFF
ey Darcy fine, and $50 cts. per sack for Ashton
do we hear of no sales Of Turks Island Salt but We
quote it at l4(Gl5 cts. per bushel aioat
WHlSkEY.-There is a good inquiry for Whskey, ant
the market for 1t is decidedly rmer in We have
ported to day sales of 100 bb. City 25R cts and
$50 bbls. Ohio Whskey at 26 cts these figures being
advance of y cent per gallon on yesterdays rates.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-13

The other day large Bald Eagle caught Wild
Duck in the river Susquehanna, opposite Duncan,
non, carried it to cake of ice which had lodged on
ration, it is supposed that being wet, his feet and
feathers, from the intense cod troze fast to the ice
and being unable to extricate himself, perished.-
He was seen Tapping his wings until dark. There
was a desire to capture the great "American," but
he could not be appro ached account of the grea
mass of floating ice between him and the shore
Harrisburg Tel.
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Affairs In PHIIadelphip

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 11-5 p. M.-The City Ice
Boat Captain Schellinger, resumed winter opera
tions to-day in the Delaware river. She proceeded
Sophia, bound to Kingston, Jamaica, and British
brig ldas, for Barbados. The float ice is so light
as to offer at present obstruction to navigation
The weather is moderating and ice disappearing.
Fifth ward west of Sixth street, destroying seven
tenements valued at Sl2 900; partially covered by
insurance. The origin of the fire was accidental
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POLICE TVTFJTJCENrp

Geo Roben was Yesterday arrested charged with steal
ing three chickens, the property of Michael Brindel
Justice Boyd committed him for Court
Yesterday afternoon John Midstaf was arrested
charged with abusing and resisting officer Groves while
the discharge of his duty Justice Boyd committed
for further hearing.
Officer liissey yesterday arrested a named james
Remmey, charged with assaulting Anna Stangs II,
was committed for Court by Justice Ensor.
Patrick o Donnell was yesterday arrested by officer:
Clifford and Shriyer the charge of assauting anG
beating Thomas McCluskey. Justice Mears held him tC
bail for further hearing.
Officers Cadell and Ebersne arrested Henry Freedman
charged with assaulting and beating Herman Culman
He was committed for further hearing by Justice Mech
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-13

BosToN, Jan. ll.-James A. Abbott, well known
lawyer OF this city, this morning fell over the ban
and was instantly killed. His death is attributable
to suicide. He appears to have jumped from win
| dow of his room into the area which extends from
the roof to the lower floor in the centre of the build
| ing, for the purposes of light
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SUPREME couRr THE UNITED STATES, Tuesday, Jan

SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES, Tuesday, Jan.
H. 1S59Mr Justice Mclean appeared and his seat
to day.
John Wilson, ESQ., Of Illinois, admitted attor-
ney and counsellor of this Court.
No. A. Paul Dillingham;, plaintiff in error Lucus
G. Fisher In to the Supreme Court the State of
Wisconsin The matters in controversy in this cause
having been agreed and settled between the parties
was motion Of Mr. Reverdy Johnson the
plaintiff in ordered that this writ error
missed, each party paying his costs.
No 81. Leslie Combs, appellant, Andrew Hodges
administrator ct al. The argument of this
menced by Mr. Baxter for the appellant, and continued
by Messrs. Reverdy Johnson and Reverdy Johnson jr
for the appellees.
Adjourned until tom at II O'Clock.
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couR7 OF AprEA1s OF MARr1ANn-DEc. Tern. 1858.

COURT OF APPEALS OF MARYLAND-DEC TERM, 1855
ANNAPOLIS, Jan. II, 1S59-No. 23 Christian F. Maenne
Geo. A. Schepeter rs. VIM II. Norris, VIM T. Murdoch
and Geo. W. DoObn, garnshees of Falconer 4 Haskell
Appeal from the Superior Court of Baltimore City,
further argued and concluded by Alexander for the ap
pellants.
No. "a. Christopher Andre William Bodman. Ap-
peal from the Court of Common Pleas, argued by
Jervis Spencer for the appellant, and submitted writ
ten arguments by Pitts and Barry for the appellee.
No. 25 Michael Curran of William Oswold use of
Elizabeth Carman us. Godfrey Kaufman. Appeal from
the Court of Common Pleas, argued by Malcolm for
the appellant,
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FIR Els.

The alarm of fire about twelve O'Clock Tuesday night
was occasoned by the burning of the stairway house
on George street near Pine street, the property Dr.
Cherry. The building was but slightly injured.
About two O'Clock yesterday morning fire broke out
IN the carpenter shop of Messrs. Gosnell & Son.
berry street. near State street Damage $780, Mr. Wha-
lens loss who occupied the story paint shop
estmated at 5000. No insn
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The Boston Weekly Bank Statement

Crew of the Alleged Slave Ketch BROTHERS
AUGUSTA, Ga, JAM ia private despatch from
Charleston says that the cases of the crew of the
ketch Brothers, charged with slave trading were
taken up in the United States District Court today
and that the Grand Jury ignored the bills of ndict
nent against them.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-13

The wife of Mr.. Brooks, at Homer n. Y, the
other day threw knife violently at her husband
which put out one of his eyes, The amount of her
conjugal grief may be measured by the fact that
she said afterwards she would have given five dol
lars rather than have it happen.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-13

BURLINGTON, Vt, Jan. 1.-THE Grand Encamp-
ment of Masons of this State has been in session
here to-day, and the Grand Lodge meets tomorrow
apce.
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A NJ II g r. H r. " T.S

HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE-The Phantom will be re
peated tonight Bob Nettes for the after piece, with
Agnes Robertson Bob Netes and Bourccault as Mon
sieur Tourbillon.
INDIA PANoRAMA.-This painting win leave the city
after this week. The thrilling of the mutiny
are vividly portrayed
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Donald Nicholson the FOrger-The Southern
Pacific Railroad.

FacIHC ItafIfO1d.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 11.--Donald Nicholson, the
torger, whom the New York police have been
in pursuit of will be taken to Illinois to answer to
the charges against him there, on the requstion of
the Governor of that State
President Fowlkes has published notice to those
neglectiDg to surrender the half of their Southern
Pacific Railroad stock, or pay loan of fifty cents
on each share, that they will forfeit all unless they
remit to the Marshal of Texas forthwith.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-13

John NJ Robinson Esq, as trustee, sold on Thurs
day, the farm in Talbot county belonging to Albert
7. Emory, Esq.,, containing 463 acres, for S22.5l
per acre. Benjamin Elliott, Esq, purchaser.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-13

VIRGINIA HosPITALIrY.-Whilst the passenger
train on the Warrenton, Va, Branch Railroad was
stopping at way station its return to Warren
ton one day last week, a hosptable citizen of the
county living near by stepped into the cars, fol-
lowed by one or two servants who were carrying a
large bucket of egg nog, with waiter and glasses,
and treated all on board.
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Shipping snttlltgtnte.
PORT OF BALTIMORE. ian %

Steamer George Weems, Weems from the Pauxent river
Reports below Sharps Island bark anchor off Sandy
Point full rgged brig bound up also passed P. NJ
steamers VIM Jenkins Halett, for Boston, and Georges
Creek Morley for Charleston both hence below Point
wedged in the ice which had dred down from the upper
part OF the bay and which at that point very heavy The
Schr W. ID. CIrgl, Hawkins, from New York-mdse. to
Rose Lyon. lowed up by LioneSs
Schr sarah N. sherman, Shermon, from Providence
mdse. to : Phillips Co. Towed up by Lioness.
Steamer Par;ersburg, Powell, New York-A. C. Hall
Snip banShee, Mclean, Rio de Janeiro and maket-H
schr Maryland, Lapton, Charleston Charles Pender
gast
schr Joseph Nckerson, Baker, Boston-Heslen Rog
Steamship William jenkins, Halett, Boston-A L. Hug
gins.
Steamship Georges Creek, Morley, Charleston-A C
Hall.
SAILED
Brig Monticello, Hopkins, Pernambuco and market In
Schr Broadfeld fiske Galveston, in tow of James Muir
Brig r R. Kirkland, Knight, St Johns P R. in tow Of
Murray.
ARRIVALS FROM BALTIMORE
Steamship Patapsco Layfeld, New York, lIth inst
Schr Naiad Queen, Huse, New Bedford 9th inst
Schr " illlam Spear, Jones, Norfolk, 10th inst.
Scir Mary ietty Jones' Norfolk, 10th inst
Steamer Louisiana, Russell, Norfolk, gth inst.
Steamer Belvidere, Keene. Richmond. 10th inst
CEhRANcEsS ANNfS Fur FEiRmBhd BafTMoRH Psh Ri!
Steamship Potomac, Baker New York 18th inst
Ship Bremerhaven SBEem HHikin New York. lth inst
Bark Henrietta Brown from Rio Janeiro arrived at New
Orleans, lith inst (Per tel)
Inc schr Indus at this port from st Thomas reports hay
en- hence for Rio do la Hache
al. Lone STAR from Havana, arrived at New Orleans
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-13

Mr.. George MelIus, the manager of the Louis
vile theatre, suggests that the managers of all the
theatres throughout the country, shall set apart
the 22d day of February proximo, for the benefit
of the Mount Vernon Association.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-13

Illness of DIR. Williamson of the NAVY.
NORFOLK, Jan. n.-Dr. Williamson, Surgeon in
the Navy, was attacked with apoplexy to-day, and
there are no hopes of his recovery.
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g09 1,212,500


The average from the Ochotsk, so far, is G3i bar
rels; from the kodiack, 495 barrels; and from the
Arctic, 564 barrels.
of the Honolulu whalers or the Hawaiian feet
IL left last spring for the norther grounds of which
two, however, We're simply tenders. OF the re-
naming fifteen, l3 have arrived with GAPS bbs
whale 9S, 1000 lbs bone, besides an untold quantity
OF ivory and peltry obtained by trade. The other
two vessels, yet out ofport, have been reported
with ,O50 bbls. between them, bringing up the
Hawaiian average to 498 bbls. and 1860 lbs bone
per vessel-a better catch in proportion to the
mage than the general average of the whole whal-
ing fleet.
The case of hobeas corpus, in the matter of Fran
co.'s LIE Flanchet, a French seaman shipped on
board the American whaleship Nassau, of New
Bedford received hearing before the full Bench
of Judges of the Supreme Cour at Honolulu, on
18th November The Court concurred in the opin-
ion of Associate Justice G. NJ. Robertson, in virtue
whereof the seaman Flanchet was remanded in the
custody of the Marshal to oe held in pursuance of
the written requsition of the U. S. Consul.
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Memorial for an Assay Office at St Loui.

Sr. Louis, Jan. ll.-The Chamber of Commerce
to-day appointed committee to mem orialize Con
gress to establish assay office in this city.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-13

A little girl only ten years old was stopping at
the McIure House yesterday, who is quite a hero
inc in her way. Her nameis Lizzy Kelley, and her
parents live at Green Bay Wisconsin. The whole
this little lady has travelled by herself, stopping
when she chose, paying her own bills and doing ali
in the most business like manner with an ease
grace and selEpossession that the admiration OF
all who met her. She was bound for Professor
Pendeton's at Bethany, which place she was very
anxious to reach WbeeJ;nn TSmes
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-13

Mile Victoire Balfe, daughter of the composer,
is engaged at the San Carlo at Naples as prima
donna.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-13

The ladies of Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands, have
caught the w ashington fever, and raising
fund to assist in the purchase of Mount Vernon
They have already raised over $780,