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PORT OF BALTIMORE, February 3.

Arrived
Steamer Louisiana, Russell, from Norfolk-to NJ. N
Falls.
Schr Emeline C. Johnson. Sutton from franklin La
sugar and moasses to s. Hurlbut.
Schr j. W. Roach, Rogers, in balast-to load for New
Orleans,
Bark Sophia. Jones' from Rio de Janeiro arrived at
New Orleans, ID nst.-Per tel
Barkentine j. Fl. Chadbourne, Mason from Rio de ia
miro Dec. 18th, is in Annapolis Roads.
Bark Grand Turk, Dolliver for Baltimore to load for
Cuba sailed from Norfolk I'd ns in tow of the steamer
Uncle Ben.
Schr W. D. Cargl Hawkins for Baltimore went to
sea from Charleston, 3lst ult.
Schrs. Life Boat Mary Anna, C W. Hammond Chief
and Rakes from Norfolk arrived at Providence 3lst
ut SID from do same day, Mentora for Norfolk, and
Bella Peck; for do or Baltimore Maggie Bell, for port
in Chesapeake Bay
Ship Carrier Dove Monta, for San Francisco cleared
at n. York, 3lst ut
Ship Wanderer, Ryder for Hampton Roads, was az Cal
lat, Dec 25th.
Ship Ferdinand hence for Bremen, spoken 2sh ult
lat 2s 35 Ion IS IL.
Ship Leila, Hanes, from Rotterdam for Baltimore was
off Sacombe 9th ult.
Ship Tornado, Mumford, sailed from Liverpool sth ult
for Bombay.
Ship Mary Russell, Crocker for Baltimore sailed from
Ship Star (Brl Muir, hence sailed from Waterford 9Th
ms t. for Havre
Brig Gov. Bull, Arthur was at Havana, 25th uIt
Brig Baear Fetti, cleased at New York for Tampico
1stinst.
Brig Empire, Miller, arrived New York from Char
Brig P Smith, Smith, for Baltimore, was loading al
MatanZas 2lst ult
Brig Amanda Jane, Dorr, for Baltimore was loading
Matauzas 2lst ult
Disasters
BURNING A VESSEL.
The New Orleans Della of the 2Sth inst saws that in
telligence has been brought by the steamship Florida
from Apaachicola that ABOUT midnight the 23rd inst
fire discovered board the bark Cleaner 91 tons
Captain Chandler, loading at that port for Amsterdam
with cotton and that the United States schooner Vixen
Cap ain Phelps went to her assistance and she
in 10 feet The purser informs that the Cleaner
the time she took fire. had board 1909 bales of cot
ton also than it was the impression when the Florida
left that the cotton in the lower hold would be saved
Eastern Ports
NEW YORK, February 1.-Noon.-Crd. Steamship
Circlssan, Galway; ship Neptune Liverpool barks We
nus, Curacoa S W. Lind. New Orleans.
February 1-Arr ship Webster, Liverpool barks Ilva
Marcaibo; Mustang Lavaca; schrs Peerless, Bermude
G, A. johnson, Norfolk.-Cfd steamship j. Adger,
Charleston; Teutonia, Hamburg, ship Winged Racer,
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but there is vessel yet the berth port The
rate to Holland is still 30s and to Bremen 25s for Mary
la tobacco brig of $50 tons has been taken up this
week for Cardenas with coal at 80 so per tom brig of
$500 bbs for Jamaica at 65 cts per bbl schooner OF
100 tons for Wndward at 65 cts. per bb; schooner OF
1880 bbs. for South side of Cuba and back private
terms To Northern ports there is still very little offering
for grain, 35 per bb for -four and S275 per
for coal; to Providence, New Bedford and ports the
Sound cts per bushe for grain So so per for
to New York 1926 for coal There continues large
amount of freight offering for Southern ports quote
Charleston at cts per foot so for dry bbls DO
for wet bbs, 81 rs per ton for guano Savannah So so
per ton, cts per foot so for and 40 for dry
cts for dry and so cts for wet bbls Mobile per
foot 62 cts for dry and 80 cts for wet bbs and S.
per ton.
BALTIMORE DRY GOODS MARKET, February q
There has been fair business done this week in Dry
Goods bnt the market has exhibited special activity
The trade is yet confined the commission and i'm
porting houses and most of the sales making South
ern and Western jobbers There is fine assortment of
goods Offering but the stocks nevertheless not heavy
and for nearly all descriptions the market is steady and
firm We still quote heavy standard makes of Brown
Sheetings at SA9sA cts, medium Sheetings and
Shirtings at 7(d7A cts and light do. at 5A AG6
In Bleached Sheetings and Shirtings there is but
little doing but they steady and firm for all de-
sirable styles. Drills steady at SA@9 cts for
brown; 9(dga cts. for beached 1O%(all cts for
blue Cotton Fannels, Denims, Stripes Ticks and Os-
naburgs are generally bringing previous We quote
Gnghams before at 1O10H cts for the Lancaster
Glasgow, and Prints at Cas- for steam and 9Dl0 for
madder coors De LANES firm 1s 20 cts for desra
bic styles WOollen goods quite firm particularly
sirable styles OF satinets and fancy Cassimers.
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II.
FRIDAY, February 3.
FIRST Observation-Disclosures G. SPGcEr ESQ.
PRESIDENT and all the members, except Messrs,
Irons and Talbot
Mr.. EVANS presented the report of the Commit
tee on Fire Companies with supplementary ordi-
nance relative to granting permission to parties to
sell hay and cut straw
- Mr.. Balm presented the annual report of the
trustees OF the House of Refuge. The Trustees ask
for an appropriation of $4,000 for the ensuing
year, and invite the Council to visit the Instiu7
ton. Referred.
The annual statement of the City Comptroller,
samuel McCubbin, Esq, was received and referred
A communication was received from John A.
thompson, Esq, relative to the payment Of Ger.
tain coupons of the Northwestern Virginia Rail
road endorsed by the City of Baltimore Referred
Also, communication from the same officer in
reply to resolution ofinquiry relative to the terms
on which the city can continue the occupancy OF
the present Almshouse, stating that he had ad-
dressed communication to the county Trustees,
put as yet had received no answer. Referred
Adjourned until Monday at oclock
SECOND BRANCH.-Branch met pursuant to ad
Journment. Present, DAVID TAYLOR, ESQ. Presi
dent pro tenl., and all the members
resolution to place hag-stones across Liberty
street, at Clay and Barnett streets, was received
from the First Branch and read
The Branch then adjourned until Monday after
noon at o'clock.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-0n Thursday night about II
o'clock, Mrs. Mary Baldwin, residing at 81 South
Bond street, died suddenly from disease of the
heart. 1t appears that she was in the enjov ment
OF her usual good health until few minutes before
retiring to bed. Her sonin-aw, Mr. James Par
sons, with whom she resided, was going to his
room when he heard deep moaning and, upon
opening the door of Mrs. Badwin's room found her
gasping for breath DR.. Lawrence was sent for,
but she expired before his arrival. The deceased
was about 60 years of age.
SOUTHERN TRADE.-The Southern trade has com
menced in earnest, and the wharyes of the different
steamboat companies are crowded with freight of
all descriptions. The pier of the Savannah Steam
snip Campany presents an unusually brisk scene
Freight, in amount sufficient to load three steam
ships the size of the City of Norfolk is piled upon
the wharf, and although it is despatched with all
promptness, there is but slight diminution in the
bulk. The spring trade promises to be very heavy
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Total Wheat Flour. $50 359
Together with 200 bbs Rye Flour and e46 bbls and
III halt bbls Corn Meal. ~-E
GRAiN continues to arrive pretty freely the
cept hs week amounting to about &c 600 bushels but
OF other Grain the receipts have again been light the Of
fengs OF Wheat Oats and Rye amounting altogether to
only poo bushels For Grain generally the demand
has through the week been brisk and the market ouite
firm in tone and some sales Of prime white Wheat have
been made at an advance last weeks figures There
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The LaHvrence Calamity.

LAWRENCE, Feb. 3.-The verdict Of the jury Of in
guest into the cause of the recent disaster at the
Pemberton Mills exonerates the owners of the mill,
and divides the responsibility upon Albert Fully,
who furnished the iron pillars, and Mr.. Bgelow,
the architect of the mill
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REVIEW OF THE
BALTIMORE MARK ETS

FOR THE WEEK ENDING FEBRUARY 3.
ALC0H0L.-There has been but little done this week
in Alcohol but continue to quote 95 per at 5456
cts. per gallon, usual discount to the trade.
ASHES.-We quote Ashes to day at SIS 25 for Pot and
s537 80 per 100 lbs for Pearl but there very lit
tie doing in them
BARk.-There have been sales of Quercitron Bark
this week far have heard but quote steady
at S17(G1S for No. 2 and S20G22 per ton for No l
fob
BEESWAX.-BeeswaX is steady at 33(135 cts. per b..
but there is very little doing in it.
BREAD.-Bread is still selling at cts for Navy, Az
cts for Pilot and 5 cts b for Water Crackersles
the usual dscount-but the market for it is quiet.
C0FFEE.-Cofee continues in active demand. sales of
900 bags Rio having been made this week nearly
of which 60 out Of the market. The feeling in the
market continues very strong and holders generally
indsposed to sell unless at extreme rates The this
week include 200 bags cs 500 bags do. u
1900 bags do at 124 cts andl 200 bags do at 12%
cts We quote Rio to-day at IL 12 cts for fair good
124l2H cts for prime; Laguayra at II 134 cts and
Java at l5l6 per h. We note the import this
of4 600 bags Rio per bark Chase and of 23S bags do
per bark ~. H. Chadbourn, and the "Ade aide' from
Rio with some 900 bags is also reported below The
stock here to-day is about 10000 bags.
COTTON.-The market continues quiet, the demand
being confined to the wants of The sales
amount to about 450 bales low TO good mddng prices
within the range of quotations advance asked
by holders but have not heard of any trans
actions at higher figures and continue quote
week. N
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HOWARD STREET FLoUR.-We have reported this week
sales of 500 bbls Howard Street Super at SIS So and of
400 bbls Extra at S5S7h per bb Super has been offer
ing quite freely for day two past at s so without
finding buyers and to-day sale of 100 bbls was made
at s537h, although most holders still ask IS so per bbl
for it. We quote Extra closing steady at s5 bM6
per Dbl.
CITY MILLS FLoUR.-There have been sales this week
of about 1000 bbs. City Mills Super at s5 25 and we
quote this the rate for it to-day although holders
still ask S537k per bb for it we quote Extra as be-
fore at s625 for regular standard and s6757 per bb
for fancy brands
OHIo UR.-Therei is very little doing in Ohio Flour
the sales this week far have heard embracing
only bbls Extra at 1913 and 100 bbls Super
lot OF $50 bbls Super offered Change yesterday
s537k per Dbl. without finding buyer and it was
sold subsequently understand at lower figure There
however very little Ohio Flour here and quote it
Extra.
FAMILY FLouR.-Famiy Flour continues in good de-
ao anu anu quite firm Wech's Family is still selling at
anu we quote the Patapsco, Reservoir, Silver Spring,
s anu e,a nS brands at $3.50 per bbl. Ohio and How
a'G Seer z anhy may be quoted at So so per bbl
NE rLoUh.-Ihere is but little doing in Rye Flour
oul we quote IL steady at $4 25(G4 SIX per bbl
BUcKwHEAT TFLoUR.-Buckwheat Eopr stiIl RANGES at
from 81 70 TO % per lOO lbs but there is comparatiyely
little doing in it.
Corn MEAL.-Corn Meal has been ouo,ed .h,, A.
week at So 62H G375 for Baltimore and =. no hi f
Brandywine but have had no sales renor,a % W. w.
the export this week to the West Indies ava bh
The following the inspections of Flour and Me.I Co.
the week ending February 2. 1880 80
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SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
Enhrlarv & lSkn
PRICES ANDsALEs OF STOCKS IN NEW YoRE
u L 4 4 ID
II.
Through NILLIAM FISHER Son, Stock and Bill 2rokcI
No. % South street.


The New York Tribune of yesterday says:
The bulls disappointed to-day in the movement of
the stock market; finding response the election of
Speaker and market for the stocks which have
purchased within the past week in anticipation of
strong rally to follow the organization of Congress The
bear obbers finding the market heavy
to act with vigor than of late, and put some
$500 shares Central, on sellers option.
The earnings of the Illinois Central Railroad, for the
month of January, were:
January, 1860. ,........................s1SS 900
January, 1859. 59...............,..........1 1872 1886
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Put Back.


NEW YORK, Feb. 3.-The steamer John Bell, from
Glasgow for this port, was passed by the steamer
America in the Clyde, putting back to port with
broken shaft
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The Supreme Court Of Ohio has just decided case of
the Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad Company against
William Elliott The plaintiff claimed to recover upon
contract for subscription of stock with the Bepre
Cincinnati Railroad Company, the benefit of which con
tract claimed to have become in the plaintiff
by operation of law as the company. The identity
was denied in two partculars-1st change one of the
termini of the road 3D. an extension of the corporate
powers, enabling the company to engage in the business
of transporting passengers and freight on the Muskngum
and Ohio rivers and for that purpose purchasing
boats and other water crafts The Court held that such
changes would effect the character the stock that
the defendant would not be compelled complete his
contract and that upon their statutes
such changes appeared to have been made
Statement of deposits 1.-THE coinage published yester-
day. at the Mint of the United States Philadelphia du-
ring the month of January, 1860
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CHARLEsToN, Feb. 3.-The Governor has pardoned
Michel, the porter of the steamer Marion, who was
recently sentenced to be hung for aiding slave to
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FIRES.

The alarm of fire yesterday morning at halt-past
nine O'Clock was occasioned by the partial burning
OF two-story frame building, No. l29 Franklin
street: owned by Mrs. Fickey, and occupied by
John l.. Ring, stone-cutter 1t was extinguished
before much damage was done.
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sunrise lighthouse new in course of erection at
Cay Lobos situated in the old Bahama channel on the
southwestern edge of the Great Bahama Bank
The light will be fixed white light to illuminate $50
degrees placed at elevation of l46 above high water
of 16 mics.
The Illuminating apparatus is catadioptric of the
power usually known as the first order of Fesnes sys
The tower is circular painted with broad red and
the keepers dwelling arranged in the of decagon
By order of the Lighthouse Board,
LIST OF VESS ELS IN PORT, FEB. 3.
SHIPS.
Empire Queen, lBr.) Jolly, CalIao-Barrii Bros
Empress of the Sea, =, -, W. Wilson & Sons.
Scotia, Miskely, Rotterdam-Robt. Leslie & Son
Scotland, Burt Caao-Morton & Sons.
Cavalier, Mcleod, Rio de Janero-Jas Hooper & Sons
Columbia (Brem. Semcke, Bremeu-Katz l. Leopold
Empress Theresa, Walter, Rio de Janeiro-J NJ Bandel
Emilia, (Br.l Ching, Messina.
& Co.
Kate, Oliver, for sale-Buck & Sons
Kate Lincoln, Soule, New York
Octavia, Thomas. Norfolk.
VIM Henry, Young, Cuba-Heslen Rogers.
Cyclone, McCarty, Charleston
John Giddis (Br.) Douglass, Windsor, N. S-Kelsey Il
Muscovado, (Br.) steed, Demarara-w H Perot.
Palmas, Morgan, Monrovia-G. W. S. Hall & Co
Roamer, Wyman, Cuba-Morrell 4 Randall.
Tornado, McCarty, Demarara.
SCHOONERS
Arizona, Bradley, Portland.
Arctic, Perkins, Charleston.
Boston, Huckns Calais-Kelsey & Gray,
Chas. Gaskill, Marion. for freight.
Chas. Colgate -, New York-Rose &Tyon
Exchange, -, for freight.
Florence, for freight-Rhoads & Son.
Henry Livingston, (Br.) Munday, Annapolis n SC
NJ, Jackson 4 Co.
Home, Mcclellan, Providence-Kelsey & Gray.
Herald Knight, Providence
John Griffith, Conklin ernambuco-Kirkland Chase &
Co.
Justina Bande James, sombrero
Louisiana, --, Wilmington, N. C.-Dunnock & Wea.
therly
Lizzie Russell, Todd St. Andreas
Minerva, (Br.) Fletcher, CORVALLIS, n. S-Kelsey &
Gray.
Mary Adeline, Jones' Norfolk
Maryland, Wilson, Charleston-C. Pendergast.
Montezuma Lewis, Portland
Mgnionette, Tall, Richmond-W. Rhoads & Son
Orrin Cowl, Smith, Mobile--Heslen & Rogers
Ocean Bird. Ellis, Boston.
Richard Borden, Arnold, Providence.
Rachel Jane, Kennon, New York
R. W. Troth, Johnson, Franklin, Las. G. Hand &
Co
SRrah NJ. Sherman, Sherman Providence-S PhiIIins
Samuel Eddy, Patten, New York.
fremont, johnson, Richmond, Va.-Patterson & Muir
guiondo.
7. c. Worrell, -, Wilmington, N. C.-Dunnock &
Weatherly.
Venus, Couch, Norfolk.
Time, (Br.l Sims.
Wm l. Montague, Jr., --, Rio Grande,-M. A Nit
William Wilson, Jr., Gibbs. Guano Island-W Rhoads
Son.
Wm. Severe, Brooks Richmond
Yankee Doodle, Ellery, New York.
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Notice to Mariners.
WRECK IN FIRRELL OF FORTH.

Notice Mariners
WRECK FIRRELL OF FORTH
Northern Lighthouse Office |
Edir burg Jan. 2. 1860.
The Commissioners of Northern Lighthouses heret V
give notice, that they have caused buoy coored
green, and marked wreck be moored on a vessel
which took fire and sink to the westward of the Dods
Bank, in the Firth of Forth
The following the compass bearings from the
Buoy
Extreme end of Boness, West Pier by sAs.
Old ruin on Preston Island N4E.
Dod's Bank Buoy Sc by SKIS
By order of the Board,
ALEX. CUNNINGHAM
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The Cry OF JEDDo.-An American officer on the
steamship Powhaan, writing to the Boston Co,y-
ler, from Jeddo, Japan, under date of the Sth Oc-
tober, 1852 gives interesting account of that
remarkable city, which, according to his statement
exceeds in size and population any CITY now in ex
lstence or that has existed. 1t stretches some
twenty miles along the beach of the bav or gulf of
Jeddo, and extends inward some twelve and a half
miles, The population is estimated by Mr. Harris
our Minister there, at three millions. The cor
respondent thinks that it is under-estimated and
that in fact it is nearly twice populOus
The blind negro boy who has shown such extra
ordlnay musical talent gave a concert in Charles
on, ). c., on Monday evening last, which was at
ended by large assemblage OF the respectability
I'D fashion of the city.
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PENNSYLNANIA U. ). SENAToR.-A correspondent
of the Pittsburg Post speaks of scheme to antici-
pate the election of q. s. Senator in the Pennsyl-
vania State Legislature, to supply the place which
will be vacant in 1861. The election under the law
respondent says that it concocted at banquet
to Speaker Lawrence, last week, in Philadelphia
that bill should be brought in this session of the
Legislature, altering the day of election, so as to
when the Republicans, assisted by the Americans Is
would be able to carry their candidate by two
thirds vote, [f the Governor should veto the bill
and the Opposition watching the absence of single
Democratic Senator
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TELEGRAPH TO CALFoRNA.-Mr. Green, in the
Senate, Yesterday introduced a bill granting TO
James NJ. Hughes and John j. Mudd the right of
way through the public lands, to construct a line
of telegraph from Missouri, Arkansas, or Texas,
to Los Angeles, California; which was referred to
the Committee on Public Lands
This bill appropriates five sections of land TO
each fifty miles of telegraph constructed. to be
selected before or at the tme though not to inter
tere with lands sold or held at the time by pre-
empuons, or necessary for government use. On
the completion of any section, government to be
allowed to transmit dispatches OF public nature
to be charged to the account of government No
money to be exacted in payment OF such dispatches
until the amount thereof shall be equal to one dol
lar for each acre of land received by the grantees
which shall then be considered as payment for the
same; after which, such dispatches to be paid for
others, unless further seections'Oland should be
made. The bill also pruvdes for the construction
of a telegraph line from the western border of
Iowa, to Portland, in Oregon, and also branch
connecting the two main lines The States and
Union, FEB. 2.
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SOBER AS A JUDGE.--A committee of the Maryland
Legislature is taking testimony in case of i'm
peachment of one of the Judges of Baltimore. One
juror in the Court over which this Judge presides
swore that the Judge was on the bench drunk every
PhHddelphid Ledger
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DECIMAL system OF MEASURES. use of the
decimal SYSTEM as regards measures of length, was
made obligatory in Portugal from the first of Jan
uary. Such a arrangement would much facilitate
computations, and it is to be hoped that our own
country will not delay very long in introducing so
useful an Improvement. We already experience
the advantages of the system in nmr cnins
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Hong Kong; schrs ] A. Rich, Richmond; G. Harris,
Northern Light and Sabine, North Carolina; s. Bruen,
Charleston; Amy Chase, Laguayra.
NEW YORK, February Arr ship Excelsior, Liver
pool; brig Lois, Glasgow,-Crd steamships Jura, Iiv
erpool, Huntsville Savannah ship Louis Napoleon Ham
burg; Judith, New Orleans; Henrietta Havre Junira,
Savannah; bsrks Laura, Bremen Tacony, Naples. PEN
guin, Hong Kong; Warren, Havana; Maria Morton; sa-
vannah, Gen Greene, Mobile; Lucy Star, Havana; F..
Holmes, Apalachola, brigs A. Warwick. Richmond;
Amazon Norfolk; schrs. J. B. Brown, St Johns P. r.
N. Demill, Savannah; Emma ", Laguayra; NJ. Halev,
I. Hoicomb B. N Hawkins and Mayo, Charleston; Ma
sonic, Curacao.
PHILADELPHIA February 1.-Crd ship Tuscarora
Liverpool schrs. Iva, Galveston; Alabama Charles.
PHILADELPHIA, February 2.-CPd brig Plantagenet,
BOSTON, February Arr. barks Mary Broughton,
Surnam; Trinity, Gaveston.-Crd ships Minstrels,
Burr, Richmond.
January sI.-Noon.-crd brigs orozimbo, Aspin
WALL schrs. Gen. Veaze, Port au Prince; Mobile New
Orleans.
Southern Ports
NORFOLK, February 1-C'd. schrs Moses Van Name,
WILMINGTON, February Arr schr j. c. Homer,
New York-Crd. schrs H. W Brown, New York, New
ALEXANDRIA, January 81 Arr schr J. H. Deputy,
Providence --CPd. schr. Artic, New YoAk.
Feb. l-CPd schrs. West Wind, Providence; Brothers.
New York.
RIcHMoND, January 20 Ar q, sehrs DanviIle, New
Janeiro schrs j. H. wainwrisit, Boston. .''u Os
- CHARLESTON January 8l.-Arr. steamship Marion,
NeW Ork scnrs. Sprlngbrook, MaanZas; Jos. Turner
NorfOlk.-Cld. ADELAIDE, Porto Rico
NEW ORLEANS, January 26-Arr. ship nrggoon,
Calcutta; bark Mount Vernon Leghorn; brig Alpine
Matanzas; Fire Fly. Kingston, Ja. Dew Drop, do; Ar
oganta, Sisal-Cld ships Merrie Monarch and Kate
Price Liverpool; Young Eagle Queenstown; barks A.
fainter do; Saxony and Atlas, Boston, Brazeiro Per-
nambuco; Maria and Servandita, Barcelona; schr c. II
Rogers, Philadelphia.
NEW ORLEANS January 2s.-Arr. steamship Moses
Taylor New York; ship Bellcraig, Bremerhaven; Even
ing STAR Havana; Harvest Queen Liverpool; brig Dun
kirk, Cardenas schr. Willie, Matanzas-Cl'd ships
Shamrock. Liverpool: f. NJ. Arndt, Bremen; Oregon;
Havre,
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The slaughter house of Mr.. H. Mehn, near Cum
berland, Nd, burned on Wednesday night
Loss not ascertained. On Thursday, another
slaughter house, belonging to Mr.. }. Britton, was
burned. Loss, Sl,5OO Both fires were caused by
incendiarism.