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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-30
srArlsr1Cs OF NASHVILLE. TENN,

STATISTICS OF NASHVILLE, TENN.-A census of
the city Of Nashville, arey taken, gives the following
sults:rhe population Of the city proper ia rs, l3of
which It's are whites, males and S9sl femaes
b3sb blacks, Of whom ,75S free Tho population Of
the suburbs Is $780, making total Of 3lsi3 The MANU-
Of the city reach So 0O the total trade
elusive Of manufactures vs. s22 si2 About one bun
dred steamboats, visit tue port during the year. with a.
average tonnage 10S COO There sixteen Protestant
churches, With membership or 1885; ceedes hvo Anri
can churches, with 600 msmbers The Catholic member
lhp Is 1000,
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;ts hest seamen. The extraordinary bounty Of
.elO tnrry aol,urs) for sailors, 95 for marines
ftaken far below the usual standard of height),
and e2 for landsWen, o be manufactured into
tars, will of course deuude English merchant
vessels of their good seamen, aud compel them to
take incompetent hands. Lest the ordinary an
noupcements should not have tue desired effect,
the government hsve resorJed to unusual modes
of recruiting. II is sendiog to the seaports Of
the United Kingdom wagons drawn ny tour horses
gaily caparisoned and decorated and having
large placards affixed, with the words of Nelson,
80 England expects every man to do his duty"
and other clap trap notices and quotations cal
culated to stir up the fighting propensities Of
Jack Tar. The effect Of all this will be to iojure
British merchant vessels and benefit ours, by Civ
ing US the carrying trade Of Europe. This is
admitted and deplored by English journals.
Now, therefore the advice inculcated by the
Secretary Of the Treasury is exceedingly impor-
tant. If the captains of our vessels will attend
to it, and avoid carrying any goods contraband
of war, they will command the carrying trade of
the world.
There is thus every prospect ofa great i'm
petus to the trade Of our merchant marine,
which received severe check in the financial
crieis Of 1857, and has been only slowly re-
covering from the blow.
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STSCRIPT.
MONDAY, 4 A. M.
ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.
Dispatches From the Seat Of War
coMso1s 81 Ia a 81 ga

The steamship Hsmmonia, Captain Schewensen. from
Hamburg 18th, and Southampton At the 10TH
rived about three O'Clock this morning.
Her advces are DAY later than those received by
the New York
18th inst, in river Elbe, saw Hamburg ship Dcutsch-
land.
10th inst, lat 40 ST. Ion. 49, passed steamship Ariel,
hence for Southampton.
Robert Peel.
2eth inst lat 40 H. long so 49, saw screw steamship
weser hence for Southampton and Bremen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-30
Jersey City News.

A BODY WITHOUT HEAD.--The BODY Of hcadiess man,
In q state Of nudity, was found in the water near the
York Bay Cemetery, in Bergen township on Saturday
The name Of Oliver Becker (as could be ascer.
taned) was found in India Ink on OF the arms An
inquest held by Justice Speer OF Bergen to ~nship
who will give any information he possesses for purposes
lHaafiO
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Fire I'm Gloucester, Mass.

GLOUCESTER, Mass, Nay %, 1859.
At an early hour this morning fire broke out in Burn
ham Brothers. planning mills at the foot Of Water street,
which were destroyed with other property adjoining
The loss about o0o and is nearly covered by in
surance Among the sufferers were John W. Lowe Co.,
j. J. Trask, painter, and J. Winter, sash and blind
maker. One or two vessels on the railway narrowly
escaped destruction The origin OF the fire ia unknown
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-30

FATAL DUEL AT MOBlLE-We learn that duel
Was fought yesterday vt the Bascomb Course between
two young gentlemen from New Orleans Mr.. stith and
NJ v'cks-weapons rifles; distance forty yards Al the
ret IRE MT vcks received the ball Of his antagonist In
the bead, knng him instantly. Mr. Stth escaped injury
the parties cane and al but the deceased returned
by the same boat The body Of the deceased left in
the charge Of some friends. We arc informed that
difficulty occurredin blizzard saloon In New Orleans be-
tween the parties, which resulted a duel with tnis sad
termination and that Mr.. v. the challenging party
Aotsls Registsy, Nay ID ~.
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New feohn s.v"ta au.estcw.


PROSPECT OF WAR BErwEEE THE ARGENTINE CON
FEDERATION AND BUENos AYREs-rHr AmeRrcAy
ExPLORINi ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TURNING OF
TBE SHIP AUSTIN, Etc.
By the arrival Of the bark Clntona Wright we have
the Buenos Ayres Commercial Times Of April9
The from the Argentine Confederation d warke
There had been popular demonstration In the town of
Conception against the further wolongat of the pre-.
sent alienation of Bienos Ayrcs from the Coufedera
tion and pvonncidmnto has been received at Buenos
Ayres from the same quarter, sighed by number OF
well known and influential pames. Oh course rumor
magnled the danger mt, something imminent and little
was talked Of but the approaching INVASION
Several of foreigners have been cited for noneu
roment in the National Guard. This measure especially
will by means popua of the present
government with the foreign section of community
The latest from Entire Rios speaks great excite.
mebt and the general ADDICTION Of 'be red ribbon
The American exploring steamer Argentina Capt Page
about the 10th ult for tue Paraguay river
accompanied by the small steamer Alpha. Tpe exoe.
dion will in the hrst instance proceed direct to the
Of the Paraguay river and will then ascend the
Pcomayo The Argentina will 60 far her draught
will permit her, when the explorers will embark in the
Alpha
Intelligence from Mendoza says that orders had been
TO different attachments Of troops to occupy Inc
passes Of the Corderas for the purpose Of dsarming all
fugtves sho might pass from Chile but TO treat
them IN all other respects with the commsseraon ie TO
The American ship Aoen with a cargo of wool. seems
10 have been burnt in that port the paper contains no
particulars On the application of the American Consul
orders had been issued FOR the OF crew. for the
purpose Of entering searching into causes Of
the fire.
The United States store ship Release, Parker for New
York. would sail in few days. The United States brig
Perry Iilghman, was the station Tho British mai
steamer Camilla arrived on the morning Of the 10th u
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Ounces quoted 1855. The great rise In ounces
has greatly assisted she operations OF saaderss aud
also facilitated the sale Of al classes produce sold for
paper.
Low class woods were coming forward from the coun.
try, and were readily taken up arrival at fu quota.
tons.
Stock Of try hides almcstnoh,ng prices in the plazss
$50 to loo. Maiadero hides AZ aud "A reals
The OF produce O0c sailed OK and co hides
nj AZ ASK reals. 800 pipes " tallow ut quotations
10000 dry for the States At 81 reals. few dry
HOES for Germany nj 90 reae
Exchange on the United States nominal.
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kenBedy's Medical Discovery Is warranted
to scroisu ersy sheum scsd head liberated
sore legs. For sale by all aruggists
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The Murder In CentrevilIe, r.. 1.

PROVIDENCE, Nay 70, 1853.
1t ID supposed that the OF Mr.. Arnolds murder
his activity in enforcing the law against the sale OF
sprituous liquors. The Coroners inquest adjourned to
Tuesday The evidence 60 unmporan and does not
point to the perpetrator
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-30

HOlloway's Pills The Difficulty peculiar
. femses be sestoaly prevented by the timely use OF
Hooways pills Such 10 the experience Of humanity Ia al
and counties; tria Will prove facL Msnufsc
tory, so Maiden lane, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-30

LOOKING FOR THE DEAD.-General Gideon ]. Pill
low, whose los by the explosion Of the ST. Ncho
las has recovered twenty three bodies from tho his
spp rvsr between Sterling and Helena but thai ef his
von Wa was mot among thep,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-30

Hill, Inimltable Hair Cuttsr.-Hair Dive.
50 cents black or brown. Depot No. Barclay street. also
sold $50 Broadway. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-30

Crisasdoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees,
he hes, In the Id, wholesale and RETAIL and The d,e
privately applied No 6 Asor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-30

BAsrA-On Sunday, May 90 EIIzABxru, wife Of Thomas
T. Banta in the 76,h year Of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral from the Reformed Dutch
church, corner Of Blocker and West Tenth Streets thia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-30

BstcheIor's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupcus,
ne best world SURPRISING all NADIA Sold and APPLIED
u he mApufzctoyy, XS Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-30

Foap-DrRcxsoS Wednesday evening, May Is, By
the Rev W. H. Ferris, Mr.. HARRY FoRD 10 Miss REBKoC
pxRcKsoN oil OF this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-30
TAE LONDON MONEY MARKET.

From the London Times Getty Arnclc) May Is
The movements Of the Englsh funds day have been
precisely such have been witnessed nearly every day
for more than a week. Consos opened at TX ok,
advanced to 9l7s, receded until they touched s acd
finally rallied to their first price, 9iH ok.
There fresh foreign news but the tone Of poli-
cal feeling in Germany continues 70 be watched with
much interest. The deposition OF Count Buoi whose
bias was in favor Of England to make for Coun,
Rechbers Austrian Foreign Minister for the purpose OF
efrectng reconciliation with Russia, to open
prospects Of an adjustment Of the Italian dispute
AS this, however, may be brought about by conccs-
sonsions part Of Austria, 90" the expense of rar-
key rather than at her own' the result apparently will
be merely 70 hasten combination for enecng some Of
hose territorial changes which have been predicted for
Europe in 1850"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-30

Georges Hair Dyc-The Best and Cheapest
in the world black Only 81 box or three
boxes for 81 Each box wArranedto contain hair
othe1 sell for 81 each 1t instantaneous; does not
color skim retains liz color viii burn or bs
ter Try II Remember, liquid and instantaneous" Sold
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COLuBLE GLASS FOR PAINTERS, SECURING COAL
OIL and urpenune barrels, for soapmAkers against He
and uildew; fueela best Bourbon
mabssnecs patipa bsmuth aluminium cadmium, abssIsa
black lead, BY Dr. l. FEUCHTWANGER, las Nsiden 49,
n B.-Trealee on iermented liquora. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-30
CINGRR's sEwlNG MACHINEs.
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED.

sngers family machine the price OF which IA onIv ssa
light and elegantly decorat machine capable Of perrm
nk in the ben manner the sewing of private family
Singers Standard machines for manufacturing purposea
are well known TO be without ssfu rival the mar
ket Every description Of work. fine dons
them. L N. SINGER q co.
<66 BroadWnv.
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CCIENrIFIC FACTS.
- SUGGESTING DR.. MOTIFS
NEW CHALYbEATE RkMEnY


chemists years ago. concerning the great differences
~ the and quality Of iron ia the blood not s.' ssn
ions sndrsl and Gsvars BY analysis OF the blood In SO
cases included In thcse cisssss-
In prevalent OF female debility and loss Of healthy
red iron coated gobues Of the blood found - be
lous patients the reduction ecu ally striking while tho
puruent discharges these and similar malaoes found
greatly enlarged entirely Invested Of their iron colrng
Further researches demonstrated the TACT ha alnost
isss q Sno he Sue 70 The ~
demanded the remedy the infusion OF
For he stated In the accompanies
each box Of DR. MOTIFS CusLYoEALA PILLS, the moss
eminent scs Of he nnS recently
salts and adopted the pure IRON purisd by cobus
ton n rsrsd uiS mis- Ct Sy Dr.
ence and ski effects in the above kind of mplanis or
where general debility and loss OF appetite exist urprn
snerieni hay superior and no sustute ics
81 Sold Wholesale and retail at the principal onco
No. ' S'''a"s ana 'f sScRE Agent
No $50 Broadway.
YTHE COMrLFxION.-PBiCRs KALYDOR, 30 LONG
and favoxaby known for removing pimpea frecklss o.
taneous srupuons sunourn and Transforming yellow sW
WHITE. SOFT, SMOOTH, TRANSPARENT
other posonous cosmetics shond try Soe as 5 inss r.
cheap and very fragrant - perfume and most charming
q me s rs osS, s sse s drug SORE -
THH xAdNISIoEET .lesoss INA MADE AT oGR FAC
PALACH or CoUHr ssNfovENTA. AT HAVANA,
Can be seen At our ;.01s f s.H len
corner Broadway and Broo~A.
WAroH.s cIrA !. Z. AID Ant I s.rAn.D.
At L19e THAN USUAL fRIUuR
BY the sass LenSse aed Cen 49,
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ExJudeo rscoppts 4 pracsulng law q ISAvspw~sh.
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Every body Should Obtain u PhrenOlogical
examination OF FOWLER WELLS sos Broadway to learn
their talents defects and proper occupations.
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Bosros, May 20, 1859.
The steam figate Minnesota, Captain Dupont, arrived
below this forenoon and anchored in President Roads
She has touched since leaving China at several Of pru
cpa ports in the East Indes at Musca and last at Tab
Bay, Cape Of Good Hope. She has board the o.
the bark Caremont charged with mutinysent home TO
trial by the United States Consul at Cape Town. Lieut.
Marley Of the United States frsate Mississippi and Mr.
Bddle, late United States Consul at Singapore pas
sengers her officers and crew are all well. She wi
come up to the Navy Yard tomorrow forenoon,
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Grover d Bakers Celebrated .7
N0lsxLEss FAMILY SEWING MACxNER.
NEW TITLES, AT RkDUOGO PKlUKS.
l9S Broadway. New York.
l62 Fulton Uxeo. Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-30

Is Pianos and Melodeons, New and Second
hand TO rent or sell at very low prices at 3Ss Broadway
ID. WATEhSs Agent
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Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing NIachines.--
Once COS Broadway N Y. Send tor circular.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-30

Soluble Wash Blue,
For laundry purposes and blue Ink
d. TIEMANN 10, LIS WlIHm street. N. Y.
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ArfivaI OF tho Hungarian with News from
Europe.
FATHER PorT, G. T. May 20, Evening.
Tbe.seamship Hungarian, from Liverpool 18th instant,
passed here att p N.
The boatman who went out failed 10 attract her aen.
ton, and could get no report
She will be at Quebec early tomorrow morning, when
her news will be promptly forwarded
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%. A. Bills, Exchange and Specie Broker. I76
Grosnwich sree. second door north Of Pscfc H0asl.
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Lester's Sewing Machines
LOCKSrrTCH
gsLESROOMS AS BROADWAY, N. Z.
WHOLESALE AGENTS WANTED.
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kUArCHEs CLRANRD AND RRPAnlD.
w In NJ bege wAnnsv
AT Ln61 THAN UeU Al fRIOun
BY the snsa London and 0eaeyA wWNneA
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Summer Styles OF Gentlemen,s Hats for
1882 ksPENsChElD has now ready ssp assortment
gentle mems pearl beaver cashmere unspAased
TOR beauty, ability fneness. Price S. 81 N kSPN
SCHklD, manufacturer of gents hats li6 Nassau street,
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Worth a Vlslf-The Large Clothing Estab-
lishm eDt Of DKUMGOLD PkOCH, 3l4 Broadway Orders
clothing executed the shoest notice. prices
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MISCELLANEOUS.

st observation-disclosures CARDS. NOrKs &c.
u These celebrated elegantly b
had BrO&c WAY, corner of Duane street
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MARITIME lNTELL tGENGg.
kLsAsAo FOE new rohA-rHis OAR
Of NOON skTo eve IL
sxrx~. b 70 ..sve 10 IA
y
Port Of New York, February 4, 1853.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-05

IL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
No nrnad street. N. T.
This company has declared semannual dividend aF
per cent Day able @ the 18th inst
January Ii, 1859 HENRY on ACYENRcss, secressrY.
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NEW YORK HzRALD, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY s. 1859
FOR The appointment Of legal adviser 10 the New York


FOR The appointment Of legal adviser to the New York
City Comptroller. u,,..,, p,v.r
Railroad depot TO the Harlem Railroad DEPOT.
ARainst increased rates OF wharfage.
nil tor the nulhhcation or the Fugitive Slave law.
APPROPRIATIONS FOR COMPLETING rHE CANALS
10 provide means for tho enlargement; aud complesou
Of the canals Of the State. II imposes S
mill tax, and also makes an appropriation OF POI lo'
the enlargement and completion of the canAs Ins pro
ceeds Of the eighths Of mill tax are 70 DC
as ioowsEse canal $40 $50 UswegS .cS Rvor osna,
$63 $780, Genesee Valley canal, $l2'oo anu 70 tne Sa
plain canal to pay the nterestof $2 ooo Iness
moneys be paid for work 70 be done aer the ISL OF
March next 10 secure seven feet depth Of cnannci
bills REPORTED fAvoRAMS.
To amend the divorce laws:
To paw 10 Governor King the amoxut paid bv Finn to
the troops stationed on staten Island for the protection Of
10 divide the Sixth Judicial district, New York.
Mr. SmPARp (rep) give notice OF bill to prohibit tnt
Of canal drafts when there was no money Ia the
treasury TO ray them.
MIR. woouxUr (dem.) gave notice of bill to prevent
the opening of streets through graveyards
Mr.. GARDINER ldem) gave notice OF bill TO amend the
charter OF Brooklyn by creating Beard Of CoancilmeI
to act in connection with the Board of Aldermen
The bill provide for the payment Of the expenses
the troops on Staten Island was passed..
INTRODUCED.
By Mr. MAsrERsoS (dem ITO create workshops for thu
employ Of the adult bind in New York.
BY Mr.. WoopRrFFTo compel parties appealing TO the
general term from the Marine Court to give security ant
to conform the rules Of the Marine Court to those OF the
Courts of Record.
By Mr.; SHAW Gep.)-To protect tax and assessment
PAYERS of New York
Mr.. SHAW introduced bill 10 allow any person OWNS
tax assessments the city of New York 10 receive
discharge full the payment OF the amount OF the tax
with interest at per cent within one year from the
passage of the act.
Mr. SPENCER rep) Introduced bill TO allow s,eam,ugs
10 take ships through He'll Gate channel, and TO make
optional with shipmasters to employ pilot for ships
entering leaving the harbor By Hell Gate or Sandy
Hook and giving the right to any unlicensed psrsoa &c
plet vessels.
Mr. ScuorETErp (rep) introduced a bill to make i, a
risdemeanor drive horse the TOW path o
4 canal
Nr. Rsrtrr (dem,) introduced bin 20 incorporate the
rwsr,y eve Cent Savings Bank OF New York.
AtjcC-lei over unt;l Monday evening.
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OUR FAMILY MARKET REPORT.


WASHINGTON MARKEr-RETAIL PRICES CURRENT,
CAREFULLY REVISED EVERY WEEK FOR THE NEW
YORK HERALD.
The market men complain exceedingly Of the extreme
duness Of business. This doubt has been owing to
the very unpleasant state Of the weather. the muddy
don Of the Streets and last though not least to the
most disagreeable condition Of the streets contiguous
and around the Market and also to the filthy and crowded
condition Of the interior of the market building. On FRI
day business very dull.
PoUiTRyThe receipts Of the week, reported by the
American and the United States Express Companies are
about 1870 TONS It will be observed that prices range from
1c to &C. per pound higher than last quotations. The de-
mand has been fair at the advanced prices and is
believed that there is less poultry in FIRST hands than at any
time during the last two months From present ndica-
tons the market has upward tendency Western pou
try, Of the haf starved Species is plenty, but is not
entitled to any consideration in the list of prces
II can be bought for a song.
GAaG-Prarie chickens and quail are little scarcer
than st week prices have consequently raised Venison
is plenty and selling from lc &c. per ID. less than
last week. Rabbits scarce.
BEEF MuroN-Beef higher than last quotations.
me butchers say this caused by the scarcity OF good
stock and an increased price demanded of first hands
Unless cattle should come to market in better condition
than they have during the last few weeks the prices will
go up stll higher Mutton of prime quality and extreme
y neatly dressed is in abundance at the upper MARKET
and at prices as last quoted.
market comes from Philadelphia, and has very
clear white appearance. Bad veal what is
termed by marketmen % bob veal )" is plenty II a
very SOFT biueish appearance with scarcely any fat
carcass, and totally unwhoesome for human food On
Friday one Of the Health wardens seized twelve
Of this bob veal and them Barren Island That
official might have found a few carcasses Of the
same Sort if he had made little closer scrutiny 10 the
lower market.
FlsH-shad has suddenly disappeared from the market
There has been the stands Ave days Other
kinds of fish remain last quoted.
BrIIEE.--Prime butler is worth from 1c. q &C. Der
pound more this week than last The retail prices for in
ferior qualities remain about the same although few
wholesale dealers control the market They holding
on under the stimulus Of fair demand from Boston and
Philadelphia Wholesale prices therefore, have advanced
rom ic 2c Per pound. There is probability how
ever that retail prices will advance for the>present
CHEESE is fraction higher, with ward tendency
HoNEY1bis article is out Of season, and is at
present prices
EGcs rather poor The warm weather has almost
put quietus upon this commodity. The prices have
iaep and unless cold weather sets in soon the egg
market will DC 0.
Sailed fsh, pickles and dried fruit remain prices
last quoted
Vegetables are plenty. Cauliowers are ont of the
market.
Below will be found the retail prices of the prn
cpal articles of domestic marketing:-
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NEW YORK LEGIsLATURE.
Senate.

. ALBANY, Feb. =, 1879.
MI SA1nsR idem) Introduced bill to incorporate the
o. SOsephs Asylum, New York. German Catholic instl-
iu0h Tor The education Of orphans and homeless children
IN ThrS with the Church OF the Most Holy Redeemer
r,,v ., BEL tdem introduced bill 10 authorize the
n the revenue WV" e|'''V' " pay ~s dehciepcy
che Dr. ELY dem making false bills Of adss and
Mr. i."P Fsy ans Of warehousemcn frauds
Council Of Ns presented memorial from the Common
f0 Mr. OF the Plot Commissioners 'A'''A u '"e
naoa locks on the Sabbath "'' W o"'c Tue
Mr.. J. u. WILLARD fde,n ,,. -,
DBL D me carrying Of deadly weapons " VI" " 'o-
The bill TO extend and a,oeag a., ~, -,
Mr. SPK.oIA n''ee oi the Wholo by
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SANDY HOOK, Feb 4, sunset-ships America. Horauo
End Charles Jane; barks Gorilla and Yves. Wind five
riga at anchor inside the Hook bound Ship Whirlwud
aud cutter Washington clear OF the bar, bound
ship coming In the bar In tow Wind SSE weather
cloudy
HIGHLANDS. Feb 4, sunset-Shps Washington and Au
gustus which anchored the Spit gone sea
Winds.
sQUAN, NJ Feb 4, sunset-Nothing In sight, bound In
Wind Sc fresh; weather cloudy
Miscellaneous.