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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-18

s. RIgDxED,IS EGAHBLISs HELL.--A young msr
nan led John j. Reynolds, member Of firm Of oil
aos ers N Warren street, appeared before Justice 0s
Dor yesterday mcsning and stated thst he had been
sw ipdled su: of 81 JOG ina gambling hell at No.
Al IN stses kept by one Frederick Bisekman and asO-
al nes The establishment appears, is noted for its
ri Oh and rare dinners and good wne which are served
eary In the afternoon, and to which the intended
ictim lie invited and then Piled with preparatory
forshe purpose OF gaining his confidence Mr..
reynolds was rs introduced about the 10th of JANA
ny by ariend named Haokett {who, however, is not
supposed 10 be interested with the swndlers andc of
5be opinion that the wine he drank at dinner was
drugeed, he recollecs nothing that transpredeub
xequeny ia the afternoon, except that he assisted
10 carriage before night, and that when he arrived
bone be discovered all his money to be gone. Capt
Hart of the CityHa police, in whose hands tie
rant had been placed, personally visited the don, in
company with one of his officers, but Blackmsn was
not 20 be seen there After come difficulty they traced
him 70 his residence at 40. 630 Broadway and there
found him confined to his room with govt, and with
certificate from Prof Parker stating that his Ealady
forbade his going out of doors. Blackman tact
turn and did net commit himself He let ale1e for
the time being He is reported hevng an interest in
several other gambling bells.
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MAfshfIRn.
AnAMs--TIRNl

ADAMS-TI RNER--On Tuesday. FEB. H. by lie Rev &in
PCorbet, Walter w ADAM to CeceIa c. X Tuer both
Of this city.
FULLER-DENENPORT--On Wednesday morning Feb. IS
the resideoce Of the brides mother by the Rev. Geo T.
Bse Mr. Alloan d. Fuller TO Miss Frances J. Davenport W
OF this city
GRAHAM4BELf-On Tuesday, Feb. H. by the Rev Andrew
SteQanso he residence Of the bridct mother NJ. John
d. Graham TO Mis- Almira h. Bell, both Of this city.
l6 by the Rev Herman Baggs The Rev Wa. Lawrence To
Fannie j. eldest daughter OFFS NJ BsLsett Of Few Haven
TITUS-LODER--On "Wednesday, Feb I5 At Chris Church,
White, d. ~, George z. 1ius Of New.GOIk 10 Eunce L.
ds0fbteT Of BeDjAL1inA oder, esq
RTHINGTON-HOWELL--Ia CanaH5agpf on Thurs
day, Feb g. BY the Rev. Mr Dsgset W. Wasor Worthing
ton Of Cincinnati TO Mary OlIned daughter Of Alexander H.
Howell
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FRIDAY, Feb. E-P. N

Pacific Mail continues TO occupy large portion Of
the attention. the street. and the movement ia that
etock connues to partske Of the impulsive character
which has marked it during the week, although the
eurges have boon lcss violent. The transactions re-
gistered and unregistered to-day reach probably
| ~ COO sbares The marke: opened at 80 but under
OF hitch in the negotiations and the placardng
Of the Vanderbilt. about the Streets the market
fs of sS, snd in the street, between the Bosrds 10
81. The rumor was discovered to be false alarm
and the quotation was rapidly bid mp to 81, buyer
thirty closing after the Second Board at about 90 The
| agreement between Com. Vanderbilt and The Mail
Company had not been actually signed at late hour
this p. m, but there were only few unimpodsnt
details to arrange, and little doubt was felt that
the signatures Of both parties would be attached TO-
night 1he only qnedion we believe unsettled was
that Of the division Of the treasure freight between the
Atlantic .and Pacific Companies. Dir. Vanderbilt de-
mands &c n cent and the Pacific Mail offer 30 y cent
Tbis however, only involres thequeson of some SIS
600 per annum and is not likely 10 break up the nego
tiat0ns. The scheme of arrangement, as far made
public ia substantially have before stated. The
Pacific Mail Company buy the Vanderbilt boats in the
Pacific, with the exception of the Champion, for
s75OOOe of which $500 GO0s paid in Pacfc Mail stock
at par, aud $2JOOOO in cash. The Champion is either
to be taken by the Pacific Mail Company in exchange
for tho ST. Louis and $50 000 Mr. Vanderbilt is to be
paid $50 GEO to bring her back to the Atlantic The
Vanderbilt and Roberts steamers TO do the whole
Atlantic service and the Mail Company the servce on
the Pacific. The revenue of the line to be divided 30
y cent TO the Atlantic and 20 Y cent TO the Pacific
vice. with the ptoD before alludedto of the freight
upon II is not proposed TO put passenger
fares back 10 the old rates. but they will be materially
advanced. IL In beeye ed wth this combination Of the
interests of Com. Vanderbilt and the Mail Company !
that very profitable business can be done without
danger Of any cpposiion Eoe being established.
Central was buoyaa. under the postpone
ment of the Pro Rata bin, and advanced
10 ~. Panama waa strong In the morning
at 1874 1914! but cash stock coming out with consider
able freedom, the advance was not fully sustained.
Reading more active than Of late and advanced to
i0l. Hudson River was In demand at ~, which is
,etter. In Western shares there was considerable
lrmness, but mo marked activity excepting in Galena.
II the Second Board there was great excitement con-
med mainly to Pacific Mai, and the market generally
vas without important change. In the Bond market
ne transactions were mainly confined to Mis- {
,uri De, which cold 10 the extent Of Sos 900,
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Deficiency otesnipgr to mes. interest .'"*2l4,1o =

Deficiency otesrnDgs to NEE, interest '+zif'' 20
The Road shows loss Of revenue, as compared
with 1853, of $i36, eT "a. The decrease on the
Freight traffic, az cereared with 1858, is $i59st vs.
and Of passengers s94, s32 49, and there was an IN
crease Of ma.> rents &c. of s3727 50. This decrease
is caused mainly by competition, BY the opening Oh
new lines, end the desire, IN Depressed per1od, by
rival nes to secure business at cTy rate. Ih|rs was
an ipcrase of revenue in 1853 on the f eight traffic
over 1857 OF s87 $50 A.. fbs revenue derived from
he freight traffic lie 1872 3S o. Of which 1888 5Sl o.
ia way or local, and sos 62 e. Ia through and the
balance is made up of express rents Of milwaukee,
and Waterowh Railroad, and mis- :eanecus. Theocai
freight lie the only encouraging feature exhibited by
the operations of the year. The decline in the passsn-
ger traffic is marked, and proves quite conciusively
that tere has been revival of business in the section
of country traversed by this road The operating ex-
penses show decrease Of only 81 29 80 as compared
with 1853. The Steam Ferry, at Prairie du Chen,
across the Mississippi River to McGregor, in Iowa,
was purchased TO give the road business and TO put the
Company on par with other lines whose boats touch
at McGreeer 425, 222 bushels Of wheat, and l4,oI4
barrels of -four were shipped from Prairie du Chen
during the year. and the larger portion was delivered
TO the road by the Steam Ferry boats This Ferry
wac purchased at cost of $4,000, which was indis-
pensaby necessary in order to secure the business OF
Northern Iowa, finding its market at McGregor The
floating debt, as shown by this report on the 3lst OF
December, 1859, including mortgage coupons and
sinking funds is 1862 1873 H. and consists of the follow
-
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AhhsTROEG-In this city on Friday morning. Feb. Il, Jane
a, sieo~ Of the late Stewart Armstrong
aus ner notice viii be given OF the funeral
this city, Thursday morning Feb. ls, OF con
eos-lon Of the brain, George H. Bskes aged 81 years.
Dr. "a yJasniy on TurSdsy Feb. lf Henry Curry,
t,s w s " A5isbiie, Scotland aged "a years.
~ uHeh VII take place this day (SatnrdAyl Feb 49, at
n ms ste residence, No. 25s West Thirty nth street
70 800 AZ lsnd Of tks iAiy respectfully invited
u AZ ~ ~ grove Warren County Pa on Mo.day Feb
s asa post ssea % years, native Of Worcester hssa
Carson, wife the e Robert cisn b he SOIL x.sI q he,
FTT' y f"e WIN Joof VI noi
H. wife Of 6sose Grhs u The 2Stk yes of Sss are
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John McClave has sold one lot on south aide Of 18th
ST. $50 r. west of 3d.av, % f. front and rear half ths
bo;k in DEPTH for $780, also one lot ON east side Of
Sthsv, 20 it. north Of li3d-s., and one lot on west
side Of 7thav, 49 Fl. II in. south of Iitht, 25xl00 f.
each both together cold for $780, M.ssrp. Raynor ~
Blackwell have sold lots southeast cor 79h.st and
3day, each 25 #. n front and rear l05 IT, in depth;
also los ON the rear, fronting 79th.st each 5xl022
it-pIice not given. 7. a. Lehman has sold full lots
north sidc Of 5jh st. 100 H. east of Lexington ay, ut
g. 800 q let.
by the kangaroo We have dates TO the ID inst. The
London DAILY NeWs Of the I'd inst. thus notices the
aspect pfthe money market of the previous day:
"The bullion drain h sbating The amount Of gold with.
SsTn ron Se S.ns To-day va. 9so 600 making total for the
b. eScsson'd b the receipt Of $4,000 in Australian gold
the Oc the Bank odsy the Demand ws Sa; ~
emey heavy and the jsor anzaon Of the discount market
quarters money was s and many Of the ordinary c han
nels accommodation completely closed Some Of
back 70 the provinces aud Scotland In instances where
ing moderately short period The injury done by these
1on EsSv SnoRss nsr1 Of vital OBJ
The approach Of the commercial settlement OF h febu
obtaining money while the money naIe, Is thus &C.
ersiy disturbed The stock markets remarkably calm
markets dnhe" resaed and In few instances the tendency
prices was dropping On the Stock Exchange this morning
sho loans on Government Securities commanded cent bat
IN this afternoon the charge near"
The Times Of the same date save:
The application for discount At the Bank Of England At the
advanced Fate OF cent have been extremely large TODAY
aud are thought to have been partly prompted by desire
yide against the Of speedy upward being
rendered less likely by the provision thus made
and ~ the gold Withdrawals this afternoon less extent
han the daily OF the past week dave hes scans
be prospect that the Bsnk win wait te 10
he effect OF already taken Consos opened ssd
his uondnx 81 the slight rally OF yesterday aud
empctay Improvement which checked by the early aao
atious oom fsfs being again nnyorabe hs rate maid ia
stock Exchange for advances 9oyurnment a
TN high cent but there appears TO be better supsly
owad ts eiose Z? business the rsaixaons on bsning a
caused rather sharp fall In Exchange bills and ind.
ODds
FEE. 2, lao..-LosDoS srock EKcBlSes / D. m-Puce,;
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THE CITY DEBT OF BURLINGTON.

10 the hdtor Of 1hs 81. y. Tribune.
SiR The people OF our city are both surprised and
indignant TINT the coupons bonded debt or that
portion OF them issued for stock TO the Burlington and
Missouri RIVER Railroad were allowed ~ be dishonored
on Feb. The default is without or jastilca
tion II was wilful and wanon; and the odium rests
alone upon the Mayor, w. A. White, banker, whose
amount of money TO "make the mare 90" ia no more
than up to the standard of the proverb. At the very
time the notary, with his trusty ieuenants John Doe
and Richard Roe, was looking after undscoy cradle
funds to protect the city credit he had his own office
1000 OF the TTeasurers funds while another banking.
house had $3O00-neither paying dollar of utter
eat for it's use.
The whole study of bis official life seems to have
been TO convince citizens that municipal charter
IL a curse, and Mayor "A Divine judgment. He has
succeeded in making what legal gepiemen would term
ga case.' The people have abated the nuisance
however, and on next Monday evening Republican
successor will push him from lis stool
have no right to presuppose the action of the lew
Council but have little doubt that immediate meas.
nres will be taken TO the past due indebtedness
by prompt payment; aud credit, which has hith-
erto been unbemiGhed, be brought again from tenn,
porary cloud into sunshine
burlington i0oa, Feb IL. 1850.
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A DARING RoBBsRY.-0n Wednesday afternoon a
bold robbery committed in the house of Mr. A. s..
Solesnans, No. 5j7 Lexington While the fam
ny were tea, In the basement, colored thief
teredtbe front door by of faie keys ant pro-
ceedi3g 10 the second story entered the apartment of
Mrs- Solonans. Here be ransacked The drawers and
closets and finally taking fancy 10 set of fus, val
ned q. $500 and some silk dresses appropriated the
came. lie then went into an o1jsining room, where
he found box containing $500 in cash, which he
hastily wrapped up in the silk dress and started for the
street. He net on the stairs by Mr.. SoloHans
who recognized her silk dress which the negro had
under his arm, and at seized hold CT the gar men.
And1aed loudly fOFhelp; wheFeQpon the thief struck
her several severe blows the head rendering her
nearly senseless. The other members Ct the family
Immediately rushed up the Back stairs in doing which
they missed the rcbber who escaped by the rOrt door,
scattering IA bis fight, the money and clothing rcm
the top to the bottom Of the stss. Hrs Selomans
recovering herself stated that the thief was negro,
tN and very black and though she could not describe
s drezs she thought che would be able TO recognize
ilzS again. On gathering together the articles which
sd} been dropped by the robber, it fodnd that
otf hing was missing exospt SIS ofthe money. Had
ct fkss Soiomans courageOusy elnng b the thief in
pitt Of the blows which be gave her. he wonh have
'erred has escape with shout 81 200 worth of Eoney
dtciOthing. As yet no cIue to toe negro has been
btfined.
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BURNED TO DEATH.-Yesterday forenoon a colored
girl named Lucinda Best, years old, was left in The
apartments of her friends at No. Is Leonard street.
EastezD District aud in thez absence she went to the
stove where her oothes caught fire. The door being
locked the child could rotescape, and was completely
roasted before the friends returned. She died in few
minutes after having been discovered.
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Markets.-Rsported By Tslegrspk.

CINCINNATI, Feb. H.-FLoUR unchanged. wufsEr s6i9
2otc PROVISIONS firm Mess PORK 81 80; Lard lOsGpe
AUGUSTA FEB. 1CoTTos: sales to-day 1859 bsles a. IN
changed rates.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb 1Z-FLoUR firm; superfne as s5
WHEAT has advancing tendency Red 81 $50 81 ; White
tSG 80 Corn quiet sales 600 bush. Yellow
bales 49, ~ wv
unchanged rates. - ~ 49, ''' -
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK,
Cleared.

steamshpsLooust Point French Baltimore H. b. Crorxsy
O. Cy Of Washington Brl jeffrey, Liverpool j. O. Dale
Johsnnes lBremen) Fitz, Baltimore.
-blsckhh, shroads Norfolk, Van Brunt slssht o.
sehooSen-J A. Stanley, Jackson, Charleston McCrsady
MOTT Co.. fsrsma Allen, salsm, Mckee, Fairfax Moit
Alexandra, Stafford Doege j. Eddy Bolton Bsltlmors Van
BInbt slsghti Phenix shepherd New Haven master
stesmer-kennebec Hand, Philadelphia, 4. Perkins.
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KIG0s COUNTY EoURT-GEEERAL TnRn.-Reb. Is.
Nos 70 &C. &C. So 1 IGI 49, 1885, l05 1906 lV lO9 all H.
~ rs le 49, ILL., ia u.s. 1876 H. l2s l2s 49, 49, 49, 1884,
ls5. 1875, 49,
BROOKLYN CITY CoURT.--FeR. 20.-Nos. 10, q, 81
81 S7i 49, A. 80 81, ST. ST. 81 &c. &c. So g. g. 6S &C. o.
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NATIONAL PUDDING 'PARw.-Puda-ng for the
Union RggsTs and all Pe5ang Heals elected olceoply
Salary 10000 and labor. Photographed os HoLgks No
3l5 BroadwBy. "a Pictures ssi-vote early.
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IAdTert;sement.1
WHAT PURSUIT
YauHG MEN CEH

y3UEG MEN GIN LEARN IN WHAT PURSUIT
succeed, and how train therhden
useines ssd hap ciness by Pk-enolo
cal Examination, at Fowler WBLLs's, Nc 3S Broadway.
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Acknowledgement.

THE OCTOROON WHR OCT0R0OS %-BAREUMS
MusxUM is constantly csowded By multitude to Wit
This stirring drama Bourcctu fully presented,
and wh scOnpsny fun Of genius and aety IL eaaIury
to see such piece eesioasly pEayed.
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TAdvertiseueu..I
I.nHnoH CIIrR EAIICE.-

manufactured by Parser BROS, London be ss.aiuea Of
ssopt bis city A. j. PARKER, No 10 Beekmenst This
saosor the WoTcesrsse ssucs aud be OBJ
taiDs 8; ons-ssn the price
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fAdyertisementl


And inquire Mrs. GAaDSkRs IsEsS BsLsIx sFyRR
F0a7EoUSp, If you suffering from U,- CHS,
God Broncis AshIs. in lA any iESs disease il
be found at AZ Druggists.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-18

GOTglABDssoOUDRE SUBTIbE uprootE hair fren
low cresssds upper lips paef the body Wslra5sed
No g. V@slkeI-rt, fret store FROM Broadway.
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rHo-eY R-xsysso Bond Private airR yeins RoepaL
BEyosUoRs Hhss-DXEIss Es1As1IfhxrHz renewed &c
No. r. Bopa-st. Private entrance fer Lediez.
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fAdyertis0uent.l
The ORANeE DLossoM MEDEING ERYELOPI


ust isssed very bes teopyEight scctred ut ByERDKLs
Wedding Card Depot No 3G2 Broadway Du~se Also
gam assortment Of French MORE IhPER, all ccors
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SpORr-Ball uD. Skating al the CentralP ark.
SKtTEs TO suit everybody from Central
PsIt Skate Emporium CosoyER 4 NVALKER
Nc. 29s BroaL way.
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..ywaf BALL or THE EIGHTH "Aho
- c,un.-Ihe annual bah Of the Eighth ward
p;nr .sr Clay Clab in eOmmemerstion OF the ra'nc
81 ~ .,,s.v of Gheut took place ct the Ap -,
son Oh ~ prosaxssy. The ballroom was e.O
se0~s ,.s having at the upper end fuller seAay
-. .s Henry Clay. Among those pr" POI.
H. r pspeystsr Ogden, D. Ullm N'n' wo.0
1s's .cov.l and Erastus Brooks. Al, 'onn A.
s.r-.a The music, and the 1oor "Snaoes osha
"a Ia,e hour. James McMur wen oesup'0s
- claA ,aa At the head of II %, the fresiacn' %
the o"V, - .nnrsr snseshes q Widespread supper
sao'e' ..~..a .ba many vi. were made in which
were "'''' = 1tscsof Henry Csy.
rrx,op ExHIBITIoS o
-, he great hall THE FREE seAnkNi'-
sn.a with ladies snc ne "copper" AhSs'u'o VIZ
for the purpose Of W." &c ,.,,srs Of
the 'un'o IUf the Free Academy. On the plat
tcrn We u Dr. Webster, tse President; the Rev.
Dr. rsn" Itancellor Of the University Peter Cooper,
tne Nun ychh VsnE8ursn; james Fsrmsn, and other
gsnaen N. The youths wko spoke upon the various
saoe' - acquitted themselves oreditsby much to the
saw Action of tie large audience. The music wa.
~ Aerthe leaasschip Of harvey B. Dodworth
'coEumBr,' COLLEGE SEaIASNUAL ExRIEigIoS-
fbeJuniOr Fxhibitios.o Of Columbia College was gfver
Yesterday ucrnng in Hope Chapel. The President
The College, Chas- Wing, LIZ D., presided, snd sn'
Facuhy and Trustees were on the platform. The Hal
was ilea with the students aud their lady friends, AM
The Exhibition was irrepressibly social Selection
were acclaimed b. VIM. G. Binns and Almar T. Wei
stsr, Freshmsns Chas. A. Spencer, and waiter Cu
ting, ScphomoTSs; an orstioz was delivered by y"
II. caswell, end g poem by Gee. Lansfag Taylor
Junids; an&d.angdon Greenwood and l. II: meSsei
ger, Seniors spoke for the PeithOlogan and PhiioeA
IAN Societies The aforementioned depored the presef
location Of the College, and thefoem elc'ed speS'
complimentary notice from tie Judges The In
prize for speaking wa awarded TO Walter Cutting
and theeecond divided between G. L. Taylor an
Chas4 A-5pencer. The "Hcncr Men" were then Al
nouneed Thoes who have received the highest "a ari
N each class, were the following;
s>n,.x. a.axipn, - aeao IS1phomorc1 mRximumt 500
IWmyg WI g soil Sgoezney Knox, q, SOS
I'll Vsn r.rsnse 6e02. David Oily phant. 3 SS
aRobert Soe - s74s. Charles K Riley 5s
lFetou L. Wuthroo, 669ll. j. N Vanderpoel.. So
w WIN. A. Hegemsn.. 3 81
Ayefese Of sSe...eeS7 IS AvesSge Of I've. ,5a5
rs;otf mar t.esn,. s6O 'FysAsol; maximum. 3 eco
C. Marvin 35H
3..Wflam A 3esl Hen-y T. La on1e 81 20
9..Or.k NJ kAD.... ..354l Francis L. Newoonie
N..Whlsm Il Cassel .5slel4 r. - HAL 81
SEN,hsl ia-. sgSll5.. Rob srt s. Tucker. S5l
Average 81 ave. s957ss< Average Of hve... 81 15
The eneGcisn by the Chaplain and tImultuo
"thres sAeersn for everybody from the students
passing out, closed the exhibition
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billions Of Bottles Of Mrs. WBsLow's SooTH-
BinUP need every year ths United States toS
Ctrd.en Teethins, rithvveI-fsng Ree(1 iIns
date arc certSz- CI.lJ u cents bottle.
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Eve are reaaested by Of the ofcers'of the Park
Bank 10 ss that the name OF that bsnt be attached
10 the Slavery petition presented in the Senate by Nc
Iced Murphy, it has been go attached without sR-
thor ".
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Steamship Yorktown Parrish Richmond oas. and ,. a.,
~, aI hsneses She eg' to this port la Of the
Steamship Locus. Point French. Baltimore. d.. to H. g.
big Apdover, Crowe Of and from Boston for Ae,.pdr.
e e naai saD5y H pc this nOt des having hight
reneed the gale from N E. driving ashore 10 sspJ
s and c b bis 0p% s 20 and md
hye miles Of the Hook taken In by stesntux Ahis{
~ Do B iass :ps PsSis ss
AND soS s.S.y heyeeh Has
Cape Hseras bearing n 40 mes the bark Gern.o-
condition having on FEB IN heavy SST p D1nn
leak took from her all hands capn two mates
snder tsis port The Germantown Cleared fo9 ss
esps jan a. and had experienced very heavy weather up
schr Harper tOf Bucl,po wsrdwe Gttalspa .ussr and
O1,se to James r Leyereh CO. Had very heavy wesibs.
neatly the entire pa'sage Lost part Of deck load bos head
scbr Robert Gelhlsn Of Wilmington Del Thompson
deps. Feb mOlassesto Morris Navarro Has had moderate
weather sud calns most Of the passage. 49,,
sehr TsmIsips: Aelsrly. BRACES Texas 10 days. hse'
schr worth Merrill Wilmington N C, naval stores Nc
sem d.l. HSpln, Bqss.po,t y Day. plaster master
Sobr Chcelaw Harding Msrehsn days nails 20 master
sOOp WIN Mausun, Thrasher rsantona days nad'e to-
sesser Ksnnebec, Hand Philadelphia mass and psss 10 r.
Steamer Pelican Aldrcb Providence. nde 10 Isssc 0del
sAILEDship Ocean Pearl San Francisco, Miiccte Hr -
brig Move tola), Kingston, Jam.
wIND-sunse w.
TEE Strip BAVARIA Bailey from Hsvre Dec "a With gem
eal cargo and 70 arrived 70 he city last IharD
evening IL seamtas Yankee Heard having anchored tho
light previous outside the Ligh.h Capt bsJ reports ex-
Oed heavy weather. the whole month o. January set
ting rom Ion u the latter part the pssSe Dad .Yorsbe
winds jan ~ let "a H. Ion S. exchanged ssnas with ship
"a Flower (of Boston) bound T..
BY Telegraph.
FORT LAFAYETTE, Feb II, sunsct-Ne vessels In sight
hound in Wind N W, heshi westner clear;
HIGHLANDS, Feb. H. sunse--No vessels In sight Inward
bound. Wind N. w, light weather clear. ~.
SANDY HOOK Feb H. unset-Shlp Palestine for London.
sailed nom s. W. Spit and crossed the Bar 4:so No ia
ward bound vessels In sight Wind NJ W., modsrsei weather
soUAN Feb IT, sunset-No vessels sight bound In Wind
~ W., fresh weather clear. r.fi
BOSTON Feb i7,AIr. brig Albert Adams Cousins, foua
PRoviNcETowN. Feb iL-Arr bark NsspolI.Au, fsou
Palermo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-18

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