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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-10
Arrived.

Steamship Quaker City, shufeld Havana Dee s. mdss d
BARK zufsdsnheit Pms. Dn,e Ardo.s.n 60 dsys ess nd
iron ,oA Wepdt Co Experienced heavy w weather on hs
lat IS 9 len. a. spoke the BIT schr VIII the wisp hence
Bark Montezuma Hammond st. Martins Dec g. salt &c T.
Dwight Jan lat a., Ion. - 30 spoke bark L. ron.
henee bound s. time exchanged siinAs with hP bound
Bark Willard Iof Yarmouth, Mel Mitchell Trieste DC. :.
pd.e to Dglh Co Dec l5 lat % u.s. Ion 10 IS 'pohe bSk
Bari M.ziOa Pru. Unrich, Sunderland 70 days, coal ID
Big Lizzie Gardner Dr. of Antigua. Ward Antigua ls days,
touching at sombero Dec 70 sweet potatoes &C., TO smith
Jones Co. Sailed company with schr H. Means for New
had moderate weather the reed but JAM
. lat 81 - spoke brig Blanchard Of and for Boston, hoa
BIS Ina lOf E..tpor Lsncsy Ass C.ys: day. IGsaoos
boarded by boat hOm big Restless Of Annapolis g. Boyd
50 days from glasgow for Cadenss short Of supplied
Brig 81 Mary BevOOr. Aux Cages Dec a. os~Ood and eoses
Big Peerless Br Doe Bermuda days In ballast to Mccall
Brig Mystic tofmy Fish, M'tasord0 Bay Dec 10 eO'.ea'
Bris Imesiu: Pl Basso Newcastle sdsy. COS. to Ordss.
Chr John Roe Hammond Wilmington, n c. i6 days naval
Mott c. very hay Ssss.
s1 T.ysr RE- w.hinstSn ~ 10 day., a:s5
@ .s sn a SS1 her 10 BE hf for
Sckr Ann NJ; Edward. Edwards, Nssbern, N C., dsyss
schr. Mshs Louisa Cummings, Fall River days ud's' u
msster. ~.
20 iogwood to Merrill Abbott -,
Schr NJ r. Psunee Gaskil, Washington, ~ T., days Hsve
stores TO master.
schr O.psy Smith, Warrington, C,s days. naval ''ores~
Dowley, Corners Co. .,.. 4. A
McCrsady, Mott Co. Experienced heavy N p gnes
scbr Mary Langdon Holland Elzsbethpcrt for Boston
schr r. W. Sanders Adams Baltimore days, corn.
schr Empire, Osborn, Virginia days, wood
scbr y Tuttie Buneh Virrnia, oysters for New Haven
schr. 7. Benedict, -, New Haven days
steamer Dawn Perry New Bedford mdse and pass 70 ON
stow Pope. oa.n
Steamer Pelican Baker Providence mdse TO Isaac oash-
Steamer Petrol. Jones' Providence nidse. to l. Oden,
Steamer Oprsy, Kenny, Providence. nidse to l. oaeI
star Of the South and Mount We Ho~
Savannah; bark Henry Trowbrdse, Barbados
BELOW-2 bnga 49,.
WIND-Duras the day, from N N Z. to n f. win "'"'
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FROM HAVANA.
CAPTURE OF A SLAYER WITH NINE HuND
RED NEGROES.


The II. s. mail steamer Quaker City Cap.a S,ucldt
arrived here yesterday afternoon from P.ayana. after
very pleasant passage having left II At port last Sat-
urday, the 18th inst at p. m. The. Quaker City has
on board s2i3l F IN Spanish doub oors consigned TO
New-York houses.
The health OF Havana wa good, ard the weather
extremely favorable to the CT ,roiny crops.
The ship Lesba, under french coOrs supposed to be
the ship Monauk OF Ne' York, was taken off the port
by Spanish steamer If war, and brought into Havana
with 900 negroes on board.
The American brig Caminar arrived Dec. 81, from
Portland Me-, fsving picked up from the schooner Sur
veyor OF Pitt ton, off Cape Elizabeth Dec. IA, Capt.
Folsom and. three men, who were brought to Havana.
The Surv eyof was an old vessel, loaded with wood
aud hay and bound from Bath to Boston, she was left
in shaking condition.
Business in Havana Of all kinds still continues
payzed in consequence of the recent holidays and the
late commercial difficulties in the United States. Strong
hopes are entertained that before the month Of January
has elapsed business will resume its former activity
| and mohied affairs will become easier.
January 6, a. H., $50 miles from Havana, signal
ed steamer Bienville hence for Havana.
Sugar. quoted in Havana follows; New crop No r.
Stock on hand here and in Matan1as 900 boxes of which
$500 bo1e. crop Mas.es 8Ohogheads have been
ceyed but importation Exchanges London 60 days Sight
quoted l3 llc premium Paris days ldlc premium
NeVYok and other Northern cities 20 days 4d3c premium
aid 10 days Sight 0al5e premium New Orleans, 90 days
81 Ice. Eew-Oreans Sight l0dla.
| The Quaker City, from Havana, brings $2i3,1H in
| Spanish doublOons, as follows:
One package specie Charles Mayer pkge douboonS srout
Brother: pkge doubleon., c. C. Duncan Coz bags
dosboons schuehard Gerhard pkge doubloons, A. N.
RIOS, psges douboons Kohnstsuni bag doubloons Spot
ford Tieston Co. bag douboons, Rivera Hall; bag
douboons Duncan Sherman Co phge d9ubloon Bechei
Brothers pkge doubloons, Harmony Herenes boxes
douboons j. NJ l.. de Eseorazs pkges douboons h. Won
Hoffman Co | bag douboons, Antonio Ros; pkges.
douboons j. NJ Cebslos; pkge douboons c. Martin Co
pkge douboons Jonathan Thompson box douboons Brett
Son Co pkge doubloons. e. Goulard pkge. douboons,
Pellet saIeIae box dOublOOn Keynes Brothers; psse.
douboous NJ Morgan Sons bag douboons, Renauld
Frapcois pkge. doubloons, Darlington CO.. pkge.
donboons Wells Fargo Cot pkge doubloons, Robert
Williams; box specie Charles Mayer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-10

IHE FoRrI51tArloss.-Su ivans Island was visited
Yesterday ey hundreds of people Large numbers ike
VIE proceeded TO the otherpots Of fori6e alton in the
narbor, bat very few were enabled to land and satisfy
the aIsbsorbing curiosity to learn what was going
on Fort Stoulrie is being rapidly put order by
large force Of wors men. There are over forty South
Carolna Railroad hands actively and constantly
hearty, strong negroes were sent down by the Rev.
Mr.. Prentiss and to work. and did work faithfully
all night upon the ramparts. We are pleased to
calm confident and resolnte they await the time for
action. (Charleston Courier jan z.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-10
THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1851
NEW. YORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. ALBANY, Jan. y, 1901:
Mr. MANIERRE made report from the majority
of the Committee in favor of bill IN relation 10 de-
partment Of finance in the City OF New-fork.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
To amend the act relative TO the fees and compensa-
ton of certain public officers in the City of
By Mr.. SPINOLA, TO facilitate the collection OF
debts agantl foreign municipal corporations:
Pv Mr.. COSS-For the relief Of the newborn
State Inebriate Asylum
n, Mr.. T. F. NURPHY-To create the Office OF
Commissioner of Lunscy and Inspector Of AmS-Housef
&C., throughout the State.
By Mr. MANIERRE-To limit the time Of officers
in the State Militia. -.
Mr.. WILLIAMS called ND his concurrent resolution
TO adjourn on the lat of March, siae de.
Mr. HAMMOND gave notice of u bill Tor arInmg
ard eouipping the militia of the State.
Mr. BELL introduced a concurrent resolution 10 In,
quire into the Dumbel Of officers OF the Senate ana
Assembly, and Tx their compensation.
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Mnvkets Peported Bv Ts,eoronk

BALTIxoKE Jan a-FLoun steady; Howardstre sayer,
Ohio and City M held SIS So WHKAr steady, Red III %
81 70; White 4Oa so Corn declined Be- White eio
&c Yellow 62G63c Provisions hrmer Mess Pork sl1 So
Lard lOc. CoFFEE active Rio n0l3c WHISKY steady q
le}dl9c.
kEwORLRAss JAN sCoTToS-Saes to-day II COO bales, at
HAZE for Middling SUGAR quiet at Use 70, lair to fully
fair MOLAssEs at 2a24c. WHISKY at lsc. FRssHTs-Cot.
Liverpool lil6d. EXCHANGE London u "a y cent
premium Sight Exchange New York 1i y cent discount
CHICAGO Jan aFL0uR active WHEAT firm and le higher
sales at 120722c for No In CoRs firm .. 2s.e OArs
6rm. RgcEIPrs35f00 bb Flour rs 900 bush Wheat 1000
bush Com. Sight EXCHANGE NewYork sac cent prem.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-10

Edgar Cowan, newly-elected Senator from Penn.
syvanis, was born in Westnoreland County in 1915,
and Is consequently in his forty-sxth year. His pa
rents poor, bat managed to give him collegiate
education Canonsburg, and he has since kept up his
knowledge then acquired and increased the store, 40
that be ia thorough Latin French, Greek and Ger
MIN scholar. He is great student, acquaintng him
self with nearly all the modern sciences and is pos
qeFsed of one of the finest private geological botanical
and geological cabinets in western Pennsylvania. Asa
lawyer Mr.. Cowan stands in the very first rank Of his
profession and an orator he has few equals in the
Safe This 10 the int political Office be has eyer bcld.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-10

Arrival OF MRS. ANDERSON AT CHARLEsToy.-
The Charleston Courier of the 9TH says: Mira. Ander
son arrived in this city and stopped at the Mills House
last evening. An entry IN these words Is made upon
the register of the establishment: Mrs. Robert
Anderson child and servant" Inquiry at the proper
source, satishes US that the lady indicated upon the
books Of the Hotel u Mr.. Major Anderson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-10

Q PESIsG OF TIE SEyEsTB REGfagsr AHmORY.-
ThS arrangements which have for many months occu.
d the attention Of the officers and zen of tie Seventh
Regsuent for making their Armory presenatle to the
pub and comfortable for themselves, having been at
Last completed the rooms were for the first time
thysva open TO the general public last evening About
ten thousand invitations had been Issued and as the
frends of the Seventh Regiment all the city, every
one sartunae enough to get invitation was anxious
Ogp.
The Armory is Ia thenew Tompkins market builiing,
lately completed, Third avenue, between Sixth and
Ssyeuxb streets The two entire upper stories of the
Emense building have been granted to the Regiment,
by the cisy, for their exclusive occupation and use.
As the ,pen of this corps gre Of the class who make
a pei of their Regiment and ungrudgingly spend large
to do for its fine appearance all that money Gun
DO eey not likely TO finch from any outlay that
1asft be required TO add TO the comfort converts nee
zasd 4leganee Of their quarters. They have sue
ces4sd In fitting up act Of rooms that for fine adspa
tou 70 their proper ses and for elegance of decora
lions. are probably uuequaled in the country.
The whole upper story Of the building IL a single
room, lighted from above in such q manner a. 10 pre-
sent obsructions in the way Of brackets or chande
liers, 20 perfect freedom of all the movements Of the
men. This is for battalion drill and may possibly
be used for saeL reg;nsna naneuves az are possible
in confined space. Across one end Of this room, at
hight Of fifteen feet from the floor, il thrown narrow
gsiesy for the Of band OF, on special occasions,
for the accommodation Of a very small audience.
Thu room is 80 soiidiy built and has been 40 adnira
bly, faed 10 the for which IL is designed, that no
movement o. the largest body Of men that can be drilled
10 the sgaee Sects the level Of the Roor II has no
yring 70 It, anti .nndey the tea Of the MOST trying
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ARRESTED FOR ARsos.-On Wednesday morning a

ARRESTED FOR ARsON.-On Wednesday morning q
FIRE occurred in the plumbing and sng shop OF Oeoge
Stewart the second story Of No go Eighth sysue but
with little damage. Some circumstances connected
the induced Fire Marshal Baker to cause the ses
Stewart Of having set IRE 10 the premises Stewart
& /. alleged was few days since a, the nstgton OF
the Manhattan Gss Company VINO charged him with having
tapped pipe leading into the porter house Kept by Joseph
Kelly thus suepttiousy obtaining AsuP
NV of gas David Stewart brother of tue pnsoneE WA ar
rested on suspicion of being Implicated IN the incendisry at
tempt both prisoners temporarily commttedo by Justice
Dua-l hon nEl.
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~ sr,v c,xcyy,rrs previously reported hayuss -
mar dscbarring part Of her cargo, was on a.
onps taken on the large Sectional Doct Tor repairs VIZ
VIII he stripped reeaukedi and newly coppee 0,s nut iuta
T E.pf Miss NaHrisGALK lBE hence 10, NeIL ,mrs
p,n h inst with rI feet water in heT beia nAs see"
In. ain Dec
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nv telegraph.

SAVANNAH JAM 8The steamship ferdn ron, Ne~ o'''
Tybec Friday morning and a. the pd s,ns ohn Stu.
art Morning Glory Edward Walton Hom Sa1 mi "a In
iress and was seized BY Inspector for vosnshe
Inspection Laws. A.. ~ K.psvba fror, News
Xnfk
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REPORTED YoR The N Y. TRsuss. Gns Rupr.
"WEDNESDAY, jan g. 1851
Whole number Of Cattle at market $50 sboN sc Beevsa
and Stores consisting Of Working Oxen, Mich Cows nd
one, two, and three year old. 49,
PRIcEs OF MARKKr BEKy-Exra, Sc 5od 81; first qnaliy
SO second quality f525 third quality So 5O ordinary s3f5.
PRICES STORE CArTLg.-Workns Oxen, per par. rom
S75to 100; Cows and Calves from so to $50; Yeshn~,
Twoyesrsod 80 TO Si3 Threeyeusod sh 20 sis,
Sheep and Lambs, also market prices In lots oYfS
80 80 each extra 50 81 80 asa SO, from u TO Go o.
shpG sh'pk
Cstle. L'nlbs Cattle. LIMBS.
Hetne. % lO4lNeW 1orf..''.ss.s-
New. Hanpsbire .96l $50 Canada. % as
Vermont ......ZSO sol
Msssachusetts..... Is SOL Total .........ob 400
Hides 6d6tc. y 10; Tslow, 6ia7e. Pelts, &c. 81 q
each Cali Skins l0dlc. n.
N Beef Extra and First quality includes nothing bu. tho
best, large fat, Stalled Oxen.
second quality include. the best grasfed O1en the bes. %
fed Cows, and the best three rold Steers
Ordinary consists Of Bulls. and the refuse Of lott
SHKsPEItrs includes Cosses and when hose OF mferer
quality thrown out
There the Grand Trunk and EsseTn Rail
0 The Boston and Lowell and "a the fibbI
ofthose the Fitchburg were from Albany.
RKNARgs-1here about the number OF Csius -
last week many buyers present and sales doll the prices for
the best quality last week There sheep than
last week prices the same.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-10
20 ARRIVE
RassenRers Arrived

N seasasap Quaker City from Nebc Orleans Gsd Hacand
J. ID. Fowler NJ NJ Delgado j. II Luckng w. Neuman, Jos.
stemest, Steiner Peter Collins, C. Berger Whitman.
o. Bsco JoQuin Baalt Harvey, Moses si1ey Boxer,
C. ysrons sgnor Btz Frsncke John Weaver John Tyon,
Capt A. Taylor, w. A. Shepard, J. Towle, u. Howe.
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THE FIRE ~ ElGHrH AvEsuf In connection with
the fire which occurred IN The Eighth Avenue ye6ter-
would further report that dr. Stewart of the pro-
pIietors oil the plumber shop, was time subse-
quent arrested susp Of arson at the instance OF
the Fire Marsba. Stewart it is alleged attempted to
ride OF bic meter to tie main pipe. The cheat was
discovered and quit commenced by the Company for
damages. 1t ia further alleged that Stewart made
correction between his burners and the gas pipes OF
Mir Kelly, another occupant Of tie premises, ana Sc,
the FLEA that he was responsible to Mr. X, and had
not defrauded the Gas Company
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-10

No2TH-WEsTERN DIsPEssAKY.-Tbe eighth annual
meeting Of the Northwestern DHpensary was held
last evening" in tho lecture Of the Reformed Butch
Church. in Thirty fourth street, Eighth avenue,
Mr. Robert Ray, Chairman, and Robert Brown Secre-
tary. prayer was offered by the Rev. Mr.. Smith.
The Annual Report of the Secretary then read.
1t commented upon the state Of the country, the
health Of the city, the condition Of the poor, the
empty treasury of the DispensaIy, and eventually
came down TO fga1s, from which we make the follow
ing abst rict Of the work performed, ETC.:
The funds received during the year Amounted to
$3,068 Of which 500 borrowed from the building
fund. Ills amount was expended 10 salaries, rent,
Incidence etc, with the exception OF 81 Do which
sum is sow on deposit in the Exchange Bank. This
leayeb tbe Dispensary about $500 in debt During the
wear H. 80 patients treated by the DispeDtary
physiciane many of whom were visited at their resi-
dences OF slese, S,00S were females and 624 males.
There were 2S998 prescriptions prepared during the
year. and IA children vaccinated. Ofthe whole num-
Der of patients treated 81 were natives OF the United
States, 1850 Of Ireland 374 of Germany, and the
remainder were Of ". rious other countries
The usefulness Of the Instiuion Is represented TO be
very much crippled by the want OF funds in the treas
ury and also FOR want of suitable buildings in which
TO operate. The Legislature has annually made an
appropriation 10 the Dispsnsary, until last Winter,
when they were most xpecsdly cut on. An aPPii-
cation for an appropriation TO construct q suitable
building will be made this Winter aud 1t hoped that
the Legislature will grant it.
H., :, ru. Co., Ay..r. T .at niohi n fire
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-10

FIRE IN MURRAY STREEr.-Atl o'clock this morn
ing fire occurred in the building III course of recon-
struction at No. q Murray street. 1t originated OF
the fifth floor and was extinguished by the remen be-
fore much damage was DONE The fire is supposed to
have been caused by Goals dropping from stove
which was put up for the purpose of drying the place
This building, it will be remembered was partially
DESTROYED last FALL at the confagration In Church.
Warren and Murray streets.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-10

ExKrBrTIos OF THE SnTY-FiHsT-sTREET USvER-
sALIsT NILSSON SUSDAY-ScHooL.-The Universalist
Mission Sunday-School, established fourteen months
ago at the of Sxty6rs street aud Third avenue
now numbering about sixty members, last night gave
kheir second annual exhibition in the Third-avenue
Railroad depot The exercises consisted in ta6ieaur
-srants, for the representation Of which temporary
stage had been constructed with black cambria cur
t&ins A large attendance, considering the weather.
was present. ard about $40 clearedabove expenses
Unfortunately, for enterprising undertaking. the
pieces had not been reheased and the audience
consequently not highly pleased as the occasion
deserved. Among the pieces were-The Archers, The
rst glass of Wine and its Resus, Italian Flower Girl,
Defenders of the Union, Minnehaha and Hiawatha,
.yny at the Gate Christmas Eve, together with songs
ed reeitatons. The exhibition under the direc-
20 of the two Misses Townsend Miss Brundage, and
Nesas. Townsend and Jones. The piano was played
Ay Mr.. Nathaniel Hebbard, aud the gotar by Mr..
Issac Anderson
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-10

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun-Rises..T2s ISe,s..........4:45l Moon-Sets...
WATER DAT.
Sandy HOOK lo32 Gov. Island lila HepGate.. liSs
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE,

stock in the premises was damaged 70 IL amount Of
s4VO The upper par OF the building If occupied a. a
ttburch. The hre originated under the. stairway but
frnn, rvha, canee Is Unknown. The. damage 10 lhe
building il reported at about 5000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-10

FIRE rs THE SxTH AyEsUE.--Last night fire
broke out in the wooden and willow-w are store OF
George ONeil, in the first floor Of No. "a Gxth ave
nue., and before the flames could he extingu ed We
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-10

NIBLo's GARDES-MR. FoBBEsT IS DAMON The
cid story of Damone and Pythas has been mad' the
subiect of more than drama, probably the most
elective and merorous of all which is the work Of the
Young Irishman, Mr.. John Banim. Indeed his Ierson
& the test of friendship" may be said to have pushed
ali the Others from the stage, for 1t is the only "Da-
mon now extant with tie exception Of ''horse
niece" sometimes presented as forlom equestrian
hope by some wretched manager 10 the last s ngges OF
insolvency.
This is always favorte play with the public, when
she ponderous hero finds s representative in Mr.. Ed
win Forrest That popular actor ia the most satisae
tory Of certain Roman characters that isno~
before the public and is probably the most wonderful
Damon that ever stepped the stage.
age seems to have spared the sinewy vigor which
has ever made him terribly effective in this part
4nd III his acting last night there was to be perceived
mo diminuon Of the ancient fire, lessenng of the
sld.time force. As quietly dignifed in the Senate
Chamber az he is fiery and fearfElly earnest in the
more passionate scenes always il this play, fine, and
sometimes grand, Mr. Forrest has, in Damon, capped
fbc climax Of all his former successes of this Winter
In no other play does he seem, 30 Enthusiastically, a
preat actor and we can have no hesitation in making
fhe statement that Damon is by far the best of all
his presentations.
Messrs Conway, az "Pythas," Fisher as "Diony-
sius," and Madames Conway and Ponisi as " Calan-
The" and I" Hermon," all rendered excellent support,
and all the stage arrangements good. The house
was crowded and the audience delighted The play will
DO repeated On Friday night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-10

BOARD or FIRE CoNNIssIOSERs-Metsr Wilson,
lawrence, and German, of the Board Of Fire Commits
ioners, met last night at Firemen Hail. and confirmed
sbout one hundred applicants for membership to the
New-York Fire Department. One or two complaints
against fire companies looked into, but they were
of no public interest The report published IN some Of
the papers that the Commissioners intended resgnng
on account of the Common Council overriding their de-
Cisions is without foundation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-10

MAP OF CHARLESTON HARBoR--At the rooms OF
the His torcal Society, Third avenue, there is on
exhibit ion large map and chart Of the deenses light
houses and soundings Of Charleston harbor which
prese, ITS at view complete picture of the localities
wbic occupy so large aplace in the public mind at
this uncture The map has been made from the latest
oC ia surveys and may be relied upon as entirely au-
the nc The public are invited TO call and examine it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-10

CHANGES IL CRY OFfIcEEs.-A good many city
ohicalsare shaking in their shoes as it believed tina
before long extensive changes will be made in the
Offices under the City Government.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-10

A UsIos READISG.-At the entertainment for thu
benefit of the American Womans Association, held il
Hope Chapel last evening, Mr.. j. Is. Brown reac
Longfellows Building of the Ship At the concluding
lines
"Ssil on sail on, thou ship OF State,
Sail on, o Union strong and great" &c.
the whole audience rose and cheered yociferousy
with much significance.
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bus the Sprips Yrale dtree tfrsn ~ ma ks,s ktsA
thsy oGsr to CASH AED pRonrr rIns pUYsss = ~.
vesehts terms. the stock being unusuaI i, Iarse
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o1gn of Red Padl0ck cor. Main y 81 sts.
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