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Ship Jno NJ Wood, Mack, from Liverpool 9th Sept,
to Meeker, Knox &co-4th dist 40.
Spanish bark Teresita, Torres, days from Havana
in ballast to master-3d dist 81.
Spanish brig Nobrado Faraon, Boratou from Rio
de Janeiro, in ballast to master-3d dist "a.
Brig A A Chapman, Laurent, days from Havana,
to S Plassan-2d dist 10.
u Arrivals MT the Carondclet Canal.
Schr Celeste from Biloxi.
Schr Solitario from Biloxi. =l@
IA Schr Mistake, from Biloxi.
u. Schr Cosmopolite, FIN Biloxi.
Schr Deer Island, from Bay st Louis.
& Schr Telegraph, from Bay st Louis.
sgss Schr Covington, from Shell Banks.
Schr Montery, from Bayou Lacombe.
NJ Schr Rapide, from Bayou Lacombe.
"sSs Schr Alcyon from Bonfouca.
Schr Jane, from Vaudeville.
Schr Melissa FIN Bayou Lacombe.
Steamboats,. =-s-
-. Crosse Tete, Gross, from Bayou Sara.
" y Parallel, Chapman, from Louisville.
~ Champion, Moore I'm st Louis.
Ng South Western, Porter, from st Louis.
Flora Temple, McComas, from st Louis.
~ ID f Kenner, Vincent from Bayou Sara.
Woodford, Irwin, I'm Louisville.
- Cuba, Heirn, from Mobile.
VIM Bagaley, Sinnott, from Mobile.
Towboat Anglo-Saxon, Grant, from the Passes
flowed down and to sea on the 21st inst,
IA. ship Rocklight-b brought up ship ] NJ Wood,
II Park Teresta brigs A A Chapman and No
sbrado Faraon.
IN Below---Coming Up.
Ship Albert Galaten, Storer, from Bristol, (Eng,)
Sept I'd, to IL Ashbridge q Nephew.
Ship Crescent City, (new) Delano, from Bath. Me-,
to Meeker, Knox &co.
Ship Chasca, Merrill, - days from Boston, to Geo
A Fosdick &co.
Bark Geo Leslie Thayer, from Rockand, (Me), TO
Creevy Il Farwell.
Passengers.
Per brig A A Chapman, I'm Havana in cabin.
NT Captain Laurent, of the brig A A Chapman,
reports that the steamship Habana, Capt. McCon-
nell, hence for Havana, arrived there on the 10th
instant.
Exports.
SABINE PASS-Per steamship Jasper--230 bbls
-four 80 cks hams so pcs baggng 10 coils rope $50
pkgs mdse.
HAVRE-Per bark Diana-ll63 bales cotton.
Imports.
4 LlVERPOOL-Pcr ship Jno NJ Wood-s4s7 seeks
i salt Meeker, Knox &co-2 cks hware tc mdse Is
| bags nails A McI.aurin-l chest Thos Rogers-l4
cks hware Heaton Il Olivier.
4 HApANA-per brig A A Chapman--354 boxes
sugar gu ~ pqneheons rum 20 bbs honey S Plassan-
~ 90 = u Laborde-2 cases cigars A Weichard-
do J Durel &co--2 do H Prais--9 do p prats Seo
- DO A Nevns-l do ] viola.-2 do A Eerrer-
40 y Mcdowell &co-l25 bales tobpcco a Costa
eo S S9s e pa Sgs cIGSes and lot fruit Pgnoo
i BTurpin--55 do Piaggio & viosca ire do Tintora
4 u Fatjo--5 cases cigars de Wiser &co-3 do p II
BrniatourE22 do A yall-l9 bis and case paper
cigars Meraret
4 r Weingart-20 do ID Cooper &co--2 Sturzene Q.
4 ger & Eternod-9 L Schwartz-.235 j Gauche-7C
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Exports

SABINE PASS-Per steamship Jasper--230 bbls
-four 80 cks hams so pcs bagging 70 coils rope $50
pkgs mdse.
HAVRE-Per bark Diana-ll63 bales cotton.
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Below---Conning Up.

Ship Albert Galaten Storer from Bristol, (Eng. }
Sept I'd, to II Ashbridge & Nephew.
Ship Crescent City, New) Delano, from Bath. Me-,
to Meeker, Knox AGO.
Ship Chasca, Merrill. = days from Boston, to Geo
A Fosdick &co.
Bark Geo Leslie, Thayer, from Rockland, (Ie), TO
Creevy & Farwell.
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Shipping snttAigelrte.
CREscEsT OrrIcE, No. 70 Camp Street,
~ Wednesday, Morning, October %, 1850 (
Cleared Yesterday.

Steamship Jasper, McKiege, for Sabine Pass,
J & Tardos
Bark Diana, Hazeltine, for Hayre, W J Dewey &co
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Memoranda.

Per brig A Chapman, I'm Havana-s in cabin.
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Collsignees.

BOsTON-Per ship Chasea-A Whiting &eo-
Muse Il Bro w Zacharie &co--Duclos &co--Dnl
Edwards & Tremoulet-- f Cate &co--W
McCracken-T Thompson & Barnes--Cochran & Hall
-Preau Couturie-Wm Soery Eco A M Hop
Connolly Aeon Smith &co-D Kelhami- yose
Bros-D R Carroll &co- Neagle Carpenter--L
Dwyn-P Brnton &co--W l. Cushing-W L AL
LEM Hubbard-Frost &co-E Keep Geo
l. Sawyer-Buckner, Stanton & Newman-S Deri-
per &co-Biscoe & Simms-H H Hansell- Nathan
Stetson-R w Rayne-W A Violet Eco Crowell
4 Halett-Rotchford, Brown &co- W Leverich
&co-Dudlcy Il Nelson-Hobert & FOSTER l.
/ Marks-R Aucoin--E ] Hart &eo-Goodrich
&co-Pinckard, Steele &co-Kennett, Blood eco
Jno Adams &co--Jas w Fec I Buddecke eco
-Beebe &co--W Logan D Bein & Son-Eaton,
Betterton &co-G Theurer-Flint d Jones-Water-
man 4 Bros Smith--W McCracken--J & B S
Kicks &co-E Carver &co-Wood d LOW iehol-
son &co--W Il Dayis-Sampson Keen and
order.
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Ship Jno NJ Woo Mack, from Liverpool 9th Sept,
to Meeker, Knox &co-4th dist 40.
Spanish bark Teresita Torres, 5 days from Havana
in ballast to master-3d dist 81.
Spanish brig Nobrado Faraon Boratou, from Rio
de Janeiro, in ballast to master-3d dist "a.
Brig A Chapman, Laurent, 8 days from Havana,
to Plassan-2d dist 10.
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PONTCHARTRAIN.

cotton Walker, Hutchinson &co--l99 Block, Baing-
ton &co--3 Battle, Noble &co-5 bales osnabergs
Thornhill &co--l3 mt bbls J Eanett--lot machinery
Il Hyde &co-l3 bXs cheese G L Dolsen & Son
2bxs mdse A j hugely do McKleroy & Bradford
3 do cotton gins Fl K Carter do Bell, Buch-
anon AGO. do do billiard, Summers &co-l do
Ward, Hunt &co-l do Gunnson, Chapman Eco
ga bis rosin NJ ] Smith &co-22l do A Hugely
-95 pkgs mdse and sundries to order-Total 242
bales cotton.
MOBILE-Per steamer Cuba--50 bales osnaburgs
to Peet, Simns &co-5 cls oil 20 bbls do G b.
CART &co--sundries to ] d Ben & Son-R Geddcs
j Mckeever-and order.
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STEAMBOATS,.
MEMPHIS PACKET
leAsaahss ls5sI LINE. 1s0o. sas.

MENAFHlS Jacket
$50 1851 LINE usoo. 49, ssss 3
THR MEMPHIS AND NEW oRLEANs
PACKET COMPANY
Will their during tho 1859 sua 1874 n. 81
lows:
of tho Of tho Memphis New Orleans Lin. will
leave Now Orleans
EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY ind FRIDAY
At o'clock P, NJ
MONDAY BoATs:
1nTomar. D. Clarke master.
Nebraska. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS b. Irwin, master.
WEDNESDAY BOATS:
john Simonds. ........... j. F. Smith, master.
Eclipse, ......................u. l. Spots master
FRIDAY BOATS:
Belfast. ................,...,..Wm . Wpy, master.
II. X. w. Hill ..-...,..-....T. II. Newell, master.
THE vIcksBuRG AND MEMPHIS LINE,
Daniel Boone. Hicks master.
Kate Frisbee ,....,.,......,.J. Lee master.
Victoria .......,..,.......,,..W. Hanck, master.
Leave ycksbnrg AT I'm,
EVERY MONDAY, TUESDAY AND SATURDAY.
evening III the week but Wednesday evening can thus make
close connection yckburg or the other of the above
Lines. These Lines run in close connection with the
Memphis ana Cha rleston Railroad.
And the
Al ? II I s A N u OHIO II A Il Il o A ID
FRoa MENrfils, TENN
ofdns passengers choice of routes Fast North aud Yves.
from that point
For through tickets freight reliable information andy to
j, II. FREIIGII General Agent
OF 1icmphs Packet Office, St. Charles Hotel left wing
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UNITED STATES
Leaves every MONDAY v5P NJ.
REGULAR MONDAY PACKET.

f. 10 The new s,eIn.r l,.ucy iioioombe = n
sSsss. lt,din, Lake Washington Landing Point Worth
Landing Grand Lake Ashton, Pchos Point
SApwits Landing Stock Island landing Lake Providence,
Mlik.n't BEND Nickshr.g Wnrren'on Grand Gulf s. 10.
Landing Baydu sara Hudson Baton Rouge, Paateiaine,
Donaidsohrle and MI intermediate landings For freight
yfRGINTtfS C. DENTzEI,
If Advertising Agent.
pThc L. H. has chartered take the place Of the
Com. tlninltn.
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lena she Ieaky having experienced heavv
weather of the Cspe, with pepper 20 order.
hak Fortune Constanza Carl Pito, Tampco, = days,
With skins, &c 70 o6er.
Bark Dsscy of sostor) Aver Csrdenas II days ua-
gar N Brookman Go.
Bark F Fsnnng (of Baneorl Hardy, Now Orleans n
Days with sugar and noasses b master.
cotton. &c 10 Post Smith,
Brig ST psro Nsspcb starac Naples 40 days. with fruit 70
Chamberlain Phelps 90.
&c days. with mahogany 10 Alexandra vessel 70 Pls
bury
Brig r Iamson Bentezeat Point Petre Quad Jan 49,
with salt TO master 4h inst lat q &c. Ion 81 g. spoke
Brig Anreie Or Of Quebec Michon 81 Thomas 20 days.
with rosewood being the Of brig Ida Emma from Rio
Janero. condemned), to Middleton Co.
Brig Flying Eagle Hutchinson Curacao, Feb with SKINS
DC. to KolH Persuhp.
Brig Cemantha Hopkins (of Eden Hopkins Atakapas IT
days with sugar and moasses surges Co.. vessel
Bnck h Co.
Brig Larukah lof Brewer Brown Aakapas 2s days. viii,
sugar, &c 10 Leverich; vessel to Buck Co. Has
been 10 days Of Hateras with eastery winds and thick
weather.
Gomez Wallis Co. Passed in the river bound up, bark e
hence
scbr Kate Brigham masts Savannah days, with cotton
schr Ben, Lynch, Wilmington, NC, 6 days.
Schr Geo henry, Field, Newbern. days.
schr g Watson Robbins, Newbern, days.
schr Mar1nkh N Babcock, Newbern, days.
echr 8 Havens Hoyle Virginia, q days.
Steamer Delaware. Copes, Philadeipha-
steamer Kennebec Hand Philadelphia
Ship mo from Callao
Bark Oregon nom Key west-By pilot boat H Grinnel
Wind at sunrise SSE dense fog meridian The same.
sunset WNW, very fresh ppm, a heavy gale from NV.
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construction Of Pacific Railroad the Central route
The meeting was large and enthusiastic.
On motion of the Hon. VIZ. CANCxY General William
IArmer called 70 the chair, and Dr. A. Kunkel, Mar
shall Cook E p Stout James LOury, Dr. j. Russell and
VIM. Brennan were chosen Wee Presidents c. A, Law
J. I. Davis, I. II. Russell and Richard Whtsett were
chosen assistant secretari les.
On motion, d. G. Collier, Hon. G. W. Clancy, Hon. E.
p Stout VIM McGaa, ESQ.,, Captain p T. Basses Captain
VIM. Parkson, Mr.. Busche Captain John Scuddcr, j. NJ
Kirby, c. Blake L. D. rerney Geo. Guilderseeve Full
Dorset J. II. Dudley and Captain Spooner were
pointed committee 10 draft and submit TO the meeting
preamble and resolutions The committee, after short
absence, reported, through their chairman, d. c. Collier
the following
Whereas the subject Of building railroad which shall
ne S s m he u. Of oa
republic has become Of great interest and apparently Of
ss ss:s1
y sd
d e s
sas .ns
from It's legitimate course demand the immediate construction
sss The snd
rS's s i: % w " had s
est state OF cultivation and that the through which
s he ss S sfi
e% are While The which
with any yet discovered and in addition 70 things that
the sSu % two of on s Sa
10 hqndrsa by The list Of July are alone
ore,
Resolved That urge upon Congress immediate pas
sage of bill providing for the construction the earliest
sble day. of such road via the South Pass commencing
tome convenient point on the Missouri river.
Resolved That ask the citizens of the towns along the
sates and Territories lying the Missouri river and also
The whole West, TO unite with us in sending petitions
ronsy signed and calling the attention of National Council
Resolved That the whole American press TO pub.
sh the proceedings Of this meeting and asss TO
phshing It's object
After an animated discussion, which participated in
by W. H. Brannon of Missouri, Hon. VIM Clancy of Ne.
braska, Dr. L. j. Russell Of Georgia. Captain Parkison of
St. Louis, ID. c. Collier Of Kansas VIM McGaa of the
Mountains E. p Stout of Nebraska and the preamble and
resolutions were adopted.
On moon the proceedings of the meeting were ordered
to be forwarded TO Marcus j. Parrot, member in
Congress
On motion of Hon. W. CIANcKY E. p Stout Isaac T. Da
Wis, A. JSWlliams and j. H. Dudley. were appointed
committee TO prepare petitions obtain signatures have
them forwarded 10 our member in Congress
After adjournment petitions circulated received
three hundred signatures on the spot.
The Convention went off with great ecldt the speakers
were very sanguine and many and interesting facts
elected, showing that considerable quantities of gold
dust were already in the hands of miners
The discussion showed quite accurate knowledge of
the mounains-more than could be expected with our
short acquainanceand several passes much than
the South Pass recommended.
P.S.-Snce writing the above a light has fallen,
and the mercury descended to 81 degrees above zero
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-21

THE McMIcKES WILL CASE IN THE UNITED STATES
CouRT.--In December last bill in chancery was filed in
the United States Court by Charles McMcken Perrin and
Mary Perrin by their father and friend Franklin
Perrin against the executors Of the will Of Charles Nc
Mcken asking that the devise TO the city Of Cincinnati for
college purposes might be set aside The fully
argued by counsel time SINCE and decided by Judge
Ieav yesterday. II adjudged that the compliments
have not made ucb entities them in court OF
equity TO any relief from against the defendants The
Court therefore ordered that the bill be dismissed al the
cost Of the compliments The decision sustans the vail
atty OF the will Of Mr. McMcken In the devise TO the city
TO the Supreme Court Of the United States and an appeal
wss accordingly allowed upon giving bond In two thou
fand collars for The costs-C iDci1nd1 gazette, F u.s.
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POSTAL DIRECTORY.

Foreign and Domestic Mails.
TINE OF CLOSING AT THE NEW YORK OFFICE.
DOMESTIC. .Norh-Albany Buffalo and Canada. +. N
North and West way mail. 5K A. N.
Western mail via Erie RI 81 A. N. and3 r. N.
South and southwestern
Eastern mai, by railroad 81 A. M and ~ p. NJ
=" by steamboat. Pm.
SUNDAY MAILS. On Sunday almais close ut this oAcs
M1n M
CALIFORNIA. BY steamer, via Panama, Monday.
The Overland Mail for California leaves 81 Louis
every Monday and Thursday, at 8 A n. Letters
deaiynsd for II should be marked Overland, via
st. Louisv - "
s. LAKE. CITr The Overland Mail from st. Joseph oJ 10 sal
Lake city, leaves St Joseph every Saturday Al
SAN Letters should be marked Overland
via st. Joseph"
So. PACIFIC. ~ steamer sner via Panama, Monday,
HAvAsA..... By seamer. Black Warrior Saturday
MEXICO. From Orleans by steamshp Tennessee on
the lst and 18th of each month Letters shsuld
be placed In the Once at Now York six ays pre-
vions IN the above daeJ
EuRorT BY steamship America, from Boston,
close here Tuesday, Feb. 22.....lIz and p NJ
BAHAsI ISLANDS On the day aer the arrival OF each alter
nate C,inard packet at this port being
month, the steamer KArnsk Will be despatched
with mails for the Bahama Islands 70 be landed
nj Nassau N. p. The United States postage will
be 1--WE cents per half ounce letters, and two
cents on each newspaper 10 be collected In All
onses In the United States, on those sent or 70
ceived.
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Army Intelligence.

TIE Board of Officers which assembled in the city of
Washington the 10th nst to consider to what extent
the present expenses Of the several departments of the
army be reduced have been authorized by the
ry OF War 10 call upon the several staff departments
all other military officers for any information touching the
subjects they have consider The personal attendance
or such officers will be granted by the War Department
when called upon by the Board
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THE SILVER MINES OF ARIZONA, MEXICO
AND CENTRAL AMERICA

The Arizona Mexican and Central American Emigration
and Colonization Association have issued the following
circular informing the public that they duly ncorpo
rated for the purpose Of mining transporting emgrants
and merchandise, colorizng working mines, building
roads, ACQUIRING grants Of land territory &c. in such of
the above named countries invite may invite Amer
can enterprise The association therefore desire the
operation of miners farmers, mechanics, and all others
who are willing TO become members of the association
emgrate and colonize. or by their influence
aid IN the common object of the association II offers TO
those who wish to emgrate and coonze favorable oppor
tuuity OF emgratng under the guidance and protection
well organized and influential association. To members
the advantage of being among the first settlers Of rich
countries and the best climates in the world and Of being
interested in the contracts profits, benefits and influence
Of the association.
All interest in contracts mines, lands, other property
or benefits which now possesses or may possess shall
be divided into shares-a due portion of which shall be
services not to exceed year. under the drec
ton and employ Of the association due proportion and
fair participation will be insured 70 those who
contribute to the advancement Of its interests.
The association having perfected the necessary
ments required prepared TO forward emgrants freight
nc &C., to Arizona via Texas under the direction OF c.
F. Henningsen timely notice Of which will be given prior
to their departure.
The association is Incorporated body polite and
corporate under the general law of the State Of New York
with capital stock Of So 600 000 divided into $50 900
shares Of $40 each Agencies will be established
New Orleans, Mobile, Savannah, Louisville Texas and
other places.
All communications addressed to the General Supern-
fendent of the Association, at their office, No ~ Wall
street. fourth floor, will receive prompt attention
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NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2l, 1859.

Imports Other than Dry Goods and Specie,
NJ the Port OF New York, for the Week
Ending and Including February 10, 1859.
The quantity given in packages when not otherwise
specified.
Otaruifu VaIus Ouantitu Talle
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Telegraph Marine Report.

SANDY HOOK. NJ Feb 20, sunset Clipper ship Ino and
bp Arcoe passing I'M two ships and bark anchor GU the
bar bound In. Wind blowing gale from NV; clear.
HIGHLANDS, NJ Feb 20. sunset-One ship passing in
Wind NNW, gale clear
LONG BRANCH, NJ Feb 90 sunset-Two ships Off Shore
bound in Wind W, blowing gale.
SQUAN, NJ Feb 20 sunse-A large ship passine in with
loss OF fore and mzen topmasts and bulwark brig In
Wind WSW, fresh; clear,
20h-Arr (by ted bark Sarah Ann, Mnot NOrleans brig
Berry, Race Mobile.
Miscellaneous.
For accounts OF various disasters the
of yesterdGy, news columns
The flags of the shipping will be displayed mast 10 day
In respect to the Of the late Capt Paine who
for nearly fifty years has been shpmaster port
Great respect and esteem character and
much sorrow manifested for his loss the funeral
arrangements will be found under the proper head.
STEAMSHIP PENNsyLvANIA Teal from Richmond Phila
delphia In collision 10Th inst at PM, OF Wilmington
Creek with schr II Allen, bound Havana carried
bowspr and gurehead The schr Sustained damage
and proceeded down the river.
SHIP FLORA MCDONALD before Thomas in dis
tess taken on the marine railway at that port 3h
ult for repairs.
scHR WooDBINE Taylor Franklin La before reported
put into Savannah leaky arrived at Baltimore 18th inst
The following table glves summary OF vessels IN The
harbors of New York. Boston, Baltimore Wilmington N @.
Charleston Savannah, Mobile New Orleans Galveston
At latest accounts from each of those pOrts:
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PACIFIC RAILROAD MEETING, HELD AT DEN

In pursuance Of call Issued by many citizcns the peo
pie Of Arrapshoo county met in convention on the
afternoon of the 4th nst at the house Of General William
Iarmer Jr for TIC purpose Of taking measures TO urge
won Congress and The country al large the immediate
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, Feb. 10, 1907.
AsBRs.-The market was quiet and sales limited.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS market was some less buoy
ant especially for brands of State and Western
The GALES embraced about 5000 5000 bills, closing
within The following range Of prices
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ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Black Warrior Smith New Orleans Feb H. via
Havana 18th with mdse and passengers % Livingston Gro
cheron Co 10th inst II AM, 1870 miles NE of Havana ex
changed signals with Br ship Margaret Smith, OF Greenock
bound r. time sgnalzed bark showing Sturges Co.'S
siena nth PM lat 20 a. lon 20 49, sgnaIxed brig showing
white signal with letter In centre bound M time brig
James George, bound N; 18th, II AN rs Al Ion rs 5
passed brig james DAVE, Of Boston, steering NE
ship Arcole Crafts Sunderland, Jan g. with coal 10
Meyer; vessel 20 Lawrence Giles A Co Made Southern
passage and had pleasant weather. for 80 days with all
iopgsi ntHails On.
shp Union Davis New Orleans, II days. with mdse, VIM
Frost
Bark Ceres tof sale) Fuller suma,r July TO- via 81 He
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The Gold Fields OF Pixies Peak and the South
P1atte-MiAers Actively at Work-Bxight
Prospects Ahead-CIimate and soal q the
Gold Regions-A New Pacific Railroad
through South Pass-The Colonization OF
Arizona, Mexico and Central America, SC.
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ia anticipated in quarters that notwithstandng
the Urge exports Of specie the banks will show no decline
In their specie average to morrow They began the week.
will be remembered, with rising average, having
counted the California remittance only once in the
averages Of the preceding week. The movement Of the
haR beeu Is follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-21

Movements In Real Estate.
BY A. J. Blocker, Son Co.
lot northwest corner OF Broadway and 10Th q 2xl00
And lots adjoining, 25xl00. each. S1 800
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Port OF New York, February 20, 1859.

ALMANAC NEW roRK-Tns DAY
46 NOON RISES. eve 10 %
sErs.......... ~ HIGH wArgR.... morn III IL
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Sid from Maurus previous l. Columbus Taylor NIB
to cruise ana home
At Rio Janeiro Jan shin Henry Kneeland, Kelly
Oceans.
A letter from Capt Jos Mitchell 3D. reports Nov l. bark Pho.
nix of NaD in Ochotsk Sea- with $50 bills oil wins
alongside and boiling out In company with ship Ocean Wave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-21

korooDDIs
The Attorney Generai II csnsda b At wn
lards' Hotel.
-. Rev,. r Q. Davis. Of Nd, Hon. 6ecGrsy
= SrSwIs md Hon " H.grsgosy, England, are
:. Aeea< . p,.s.e~s BY the ss-.nship
nmooA, wh1ch osdved q New York On Moa-
q Hsm6sfy isths conpbsaied Lola Monies,
80 Ihs Bee. john Ls111ss, Governor elsct q
VUgt1h Wnpoe serious HlneD wss announcod
go n.y. agost - geettng better He 10 nov able
% lave his room, and IL I'll probability VII soon
be perfectly res1osed 10 heslt6
80. Judge yohnsos, Of Ohio; Col. J. X. Cooke,
Va; Mayor g. w. Grice. Of Porlnmoush, Va; L..
J. =. .. stuaFs, u. Q. A; Ex-Gov. HINT ana LADY,,
Rev A. P. Smith, Rev. Joshua Weaver and lady.
Hen E. Croswcll, n. v, and Hon z. w. Fssisy.
Ne. are at Willards'. - -