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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-12

almost sperecl in consequence Of the continue
tan.y which Ss prevails REGARDING connen'a h ..s
demand became restricted and small dey punos
has since bee done irregular prices but ho" ing no
oh inss from aft Fridays quotations for any i
sh,ch are Iad lower Sales Of toe week $3.50 bales IN,
Guiding TO to specuaoTs and iS0o 81 pottss 10y
600 bale. The quotations for Fair tnsc.n- o2s.n y1i
na sndding Oreens is cid Mobiles I'D Pandso 10 40
The stock hand estimated al 1855 go 0alcs lhcudg -'i"
4 uter csn At sea from India 25J 90 bales =, -.
TRApE AT MANCHESTER exhibited no ms,era' enanse'
Business very limited scale At abou ioin,, "A
BRgaDsrUrrsMessrs Bisand Aihye 90 snd W nsps",
Nah Co. snd othef' rpod flonr dui' end ee 9 bt
former rates, Red wes'e 9. Corr slow OF sale u 'o
for Mixed. White 81 a:3i y 4so 10. al. p.no. l.
Co.. aud others report Beef arso supply ehd Pc eo
offered buyers ct generally slight \. iI demand a,
fuu rates. Butter firm. Cheese IN demand a. , pt,J
Lard hrm % asJ6 raow dull aud easier y ~ % ~
PRoDuCR-rte brokers' Circular reports h'hes seau1
Pots 29; Pearls 81. Sugar quiet and tuning
Coffee in rather more demand hce very qe,t anin
co. Old 81 Liu,eed Cakes so y tan f9r Anenea hsa
request Jute very at In t'h o. 10, rpso"
s LH.e.d on quiet At o. 81 q aloen hG. os, ' AID
frppeh ~ down 20 II; feroieuro-Me.rs Bouit Ens'1
T., asgnsI 0rg si5glI5 10 or Crude Beu.iue T.
Iospes MlaKR1s-Mes,rs. Barring Bros. Co report
esn s wfss g 90 az ~ ed ilai$ pqosrer Flour 15
i,,n-We..h very hrmi Rails and S,s A6d AZ H. scotch
80. ~ o. sngary.ry du6d lower CoG.e firm for good
e,s.r for lower qualities Rice inactive. Tea unchanged
common Consoo ". Tsllow steady 40 sp'rl.. ig.gso'
tine In mod rate demsnd American 90. f''lo'"m . W
fot Crude ri for refined Ltsesd Cake. unchanged New
Ycrt bills 40 l0 q go Sperm OIL nomie Aiod RI; Cod
49, Linseed Oh steady q B. Groves Todd report; FRO
visions generally que. md unchanged Ham; Iatnsr dss.s,
,ri best N.w-ios cured in request. Lard rather hzner
lin IN demands ~ offered and refused Tor pnss "
! .in American =,
! As.aiCAs sHcuRITIgs-Bsrng Bros. 90 'ay TIE oni
mesa 10 very gug extent. Some United stse' D OF
A,s. been placed At COS Maryland s. 20; Virginia So ~
M.sachus,ts s. buye At e3 New hofk Central Bonds o.
CT, Illinois Shares, n dis tri"-, O..
LATEST.
| LIVERPOOL Jan. 30, eyoning.-CoTToS fiuncr,
ba unchanged ssl- today 6Ooc bar Of which 'Iec aof'
| and cIpnri tool Z, so bales
bssApsTrYrs dali but steady
PGovni0Ss ady.
PHODUcg--Petre,eu mn qniet ~ irt.
LovDuN rth-fyepirg q on .o. Tor mousy, -. an
AurRIc,S sIocEs-inois Central SHARES 2itfJ discount
! Fro kAi Wsy. bf0tt.
HAyKs MARKTrs-Hivay, o0tt-C0TI s-Sslss = ii'
wei, 800 bale. Tres OriuaiTs y2f. Has 1if Market
da aid irregular Soci II Couou 10 port, =, 900 bales
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-12
The North America's News.

The following is the North Americas news
brought by the China
The North America lch Liverpool nj 20 on ihe
Afternoon OF the 2sth aud Londonderry ga the yth.
Adyices from France Say that the Rebel cruiser Rap
pehsnnock H. rapidly preparing for sea ~ Calais and
ready to hip guns and stores. The florida Is quite
ready fpr at Brcst. Her smiling Is only question
Of tine. The Georgia repairs are In forward state,
and n W erp.c,cd she Will be- ready for In February
Jones and ilding the two other parties indicted for
enii.trg men for the Rebel service ~ Liverpool hay
appeared before the msgitrBtes. They both we're di
rected b. ind bail to appear a; the A-siIes.
Tho Alabama WA al hingnporc Oh the I'D Of Deem
her coaling
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-12
Commercial InteIi;gsuc~.

LpspoS Monty MAnErr.-The chances of wal
on i'e IN were regarded with rather apprehension
Wv. nIn ha9." tnd a." iunds improved Ia Con
SOS .iosrd at W There Wa agan steady demand dis,
coIh a. we hshs bu' an 1odw being taken 20 tn Bank
a H =. ''dA nan steamer had sIivrd with xJ731oja
~ p1o we tpIf.h'oI. u fuuhe5 siysnce n tie Bsnk
minimum had ubaldsd The bullion in III, Banl oi franc.
vas ,i INC weekly returns Of the Bani Of IN
gd $40" ~ M ease m ths bullion OF St III sterling The
wa pane o. IN" Frankfort Bourso he'd IN yr.at nsssn.
"a; fsges. 1913 - "
LiVhHPooL, Jan TO- m.-CoTroS Tho brokers Circn
lar says III inc 'a5y part ofs week tie mAfk-t Was soe
wh"I hIIr and slsy better prices wen obt.ed 90 sn,u
s+y ~ Mo1Ssy, bv'N bsiIsi IN M.u.l.,tJ w lv,,.s,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-12

UrI.AtROLD'S ROSE WASH.


An excellent lotion diseases OF syphili'io natGy ssd
!. in .cou IN Diseases OF the ary Orsals arising ron
hshi,s OF Dissipation used In connection with the hItfcs
BucLa and Ssr.apsus in such diseases rscommraeea
Evidence Of the responsible and reliable ebas>ts W.
accompany Tie medicines.
CERTIFICATES or CURES ......, -,
FROM To 70 WARS slANDlNt wt9 Az, ,.,,v
NAMES KNOWN 70 SCIENCE AND FAME.
For Medies Prop.rti.. % Sueha o,re,
SEE DIsPENSATORY or TuF UNITED efAItS
=. Professor DEVICES valuable works on ne frseaos"
See remark, made by the late celebrated Dr. fHYsiC rl
sdrirhi=. . ,.,.. =. .,.,,,,,.t, -,
See remark. made by DR.. EPilRAlM MCDOWELL arf
srated Physcan and Member OF the Royal tosee oil sar
seon Ireland and Published in the transactions OF the Aat
and Queens Journsl. - . ..,.,,ry
Sec Modico Chirursicsl Review published by BENJAMIN
TRAVERS Fellow Of the Royal College Of Surgeons.
see most 81 the is,c STANDARD " or.s on Medicine
EXTRACT BUCHU, = 1 per bottle, OF Six for ~.
EXTRACT SARSAPAklLLA, 81 yer bottle, ~ 81 !o'
IMPROVED ROSE WASH, Sec per bO,tescr Sin for
81 s. .,
or at DoI.u OF each for 81, which will be sdhsen e
cue the most obstinate Il directions are adhered TO-
Delivered any address. securely pac sed rem oos'NAoo
Describe symptom, Al Al comm -ulcston. -" E'~A
teed. Ad,ae gratis,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-12
FROM ALBANY.
The Struggle over the Police Commission
rrs-Probable Settlement Of the Qn's-

Special Dhp.icb 20 Tie n. Y. Tribune.
ALBANY, Thursday, Feb. Ii, lstt
At the afternoon session Of the Senate Mr..
Fields backed squarey down fron his position and sue
cumbed TO the lashiugs Of Mr.. Shfer. The teTroTs oil
the caucus slate being thus broken tie question was ed
Jourued til tomorrow. There = = probability 81 an
agreement with the Democrats which VIII secure
Mes.rs Acton and Bergen. ness1s Bosvorth ana
MoAIuTray will probably be thu Democratic msmb~rs Of
The Commission fhe lin this shape can be promptly
passed. and will be approved.
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j.

FEMALESi FEMALES, FEMALESf
OLD Oh IOUSg, SINGLE, MARRIED, On CONfRN
PLATING MARRIAGE.
IN many affections peculiar % Females the Extract puho
uneqused by any other remedy IN Chlooss Rs,eu-
ton, Teg les, Psing!ness, Suppression VI Casousy
Evacuation liberated scThOus OF the Uterus Leo
fbes mites Stsrity and Tor ali complaints ncidssa
" the ser, whether ss.ng nom inG.ce,.ou, Habits Of Dad
p..ion, " In tho
DECLINE OR CHANCE OF LIFE
Gee symptoms sOoye
go FAMILY Should BIZ WITHOUT IT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-12
urL~y,

The Turkish Government Wa said "a be
ifcugthcning ali The drfeuses 81 the Danube Great
Province.
The y,iod question 81 tie monsstIo property In the
Danubiin Princpaltics bod been entirely settled, IN
indemnity of O0o ODo francs having been voted 10 tho
religious communities.
The Winter IN Turkey Was tio everest Known Tor
years. Iels II Thousands OF sheep hai persisted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-12
NJ
Use uELN1BOLD's EXTRACT

USE HELNIBOLD'S EXTHACT
BCCHU
For all Affections and diseases Of the Urinary OreIs, ~h.e,
existing
IN MALI. OR FEMALE,
Prom whsisver cause OF snsng and 10 mater 81 hcS
loUz stand ~ Diseases Of these Organs
r.ouire the aid of q Dilre,ic
HELMBOLDs EXTRACT BuCHU
Is THE GREAT DiubETlC-
AND 1T Is CERTAIN
TO HAVE THE
DESIRED EFFECT
IN ALL D.sEkSEs
FOR WHICH
1T is RECOMMENDED.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-12
HELMBOLDS EXTRACT RUopr

HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUOHu
Foe weaknesses arising from Ercesses Habits OF DI
ton, Eefy Indiscretion or Abuse, attended
with the following symptoms:
Indsposition 10 Exertion, Loss Of Power
Loss q Memory, Difficulty Of Breslhihe
Weak Nerves, Trembling
Horror Of Disease, WaksfDness
Dinness Of Vision, PAN IN tie Bach.
Hot Hands, Flushing Vi tho BODY
Dryness Of the skin Ernptons on the Pace
Muscular System.
These symptoms Il allowed 10 20 on which hi, nadia.
invariably removes, soon follow
IMPOrENCY, FATUIIY, EPiLEPTIC FITS
In OF which the patient may expire Who cen "a,
frequently followed by those direol disesss
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTiONI
Many Of the OF their suffering bp. nan.
will confess The records Of the Insane Asyuns ana ~.
srehoy deaths by Consamption, bear ample witness 70 he
truth OF the assertion. 80
TIE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED BY OPnI yrn
WEAKNESS
requires the aid Of medicine 20 strengthen and i,,oo,, M
'ystem, which HELMBOLDs EXTRACT BUCHt 49,.
by does. triai will convince the mott slspisl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-12
Poland.

Tie instruction Is represented rs being on
The ncreas in the Government ~ Ilhlin IL IL con.
frmed that The usGr.cut lcadors POn.nts and MIAb.
lelsA bad hcoG victorious lie Russians 90 sanisc
A cavalry detachment d Insurgents j. sId 20 have
been itu four miles of a.. metropolis ~ Poland
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-12
+.


Take no ga,an. Mercury or Unpeasln, Meden.. ;cs
tleasan, and Dangerous DiseSes
EXTRACT BUCHU
CURES SECRET DISEASES
In al their stages lutte Expensej little chang. u
me-. no insou \. ni.nee, AND no EXPOSURE.
IL cause, frequent desire and gives strength 10 Chns.e
thereby removing oosfnctlon' preventing and curing Sct
in tbi. class of dses.es, and expCllirg POISONOUS,
DISEASED AND WORKOUT NATTER.
Thousands upon thousand, sho have been the
VICTIMS or QuACKs,
and who hsve paid HEAVY FEES to be cured ~ s.hot.
time have found they deceived and that the fosoa
has by tie Of Powerful ArnseEts, been cn'e ~ %
tie system 70 break out in an asaya,ed form, and
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-12
Spain.

Tie Minister of War had ordered the orgau.
xion o. iour battalion to be patched To San Do
m!ugo ia March
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J..
AEEIDANIr.

Per.on,ly appeared before an Alderman Of the tyI
PhlsdrpAia a. T. Ieimbold who being duly swofn eoa
,y yaation contains Narcotic no msTeury o''s'
iuuFiog. Drug, but arc Truly NesstAo.' On ,p,uporp
Sworn and subscribed before this 20 day OF No'so's
is5t MM T. HlBbARp. Adsruao, ~,
ast above Race, Phisdegei>
Addr-.. le,t.rs FOR information m conndenee'"
Ill. Il. HELMBOLp,
CHEMIST
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-12
Latest Ship News.

! ARRIVED
Brg Robert rnce (of Ntsssu) Jisypolc. hu1moros Jan
10, cotton to 4. ID. King %. E2poii,uccd heavy
| weather
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|


PRINCIPAL DFpOTs
atLMgoLps DRUG AND CHEMICAL
HOUSE, ,
uFLmBOLDs DRUG AND 'lith'0Ah
HELMBoLDS DRUG ANn ,Hhh'A'
HOUSE,
No. so4 BROADWAY, y. Y, On
No. bo4 BROADWAY, n. f-' ""
No. 5o4 BROADWAY, N. T., on
MEDICAL Dr'i
HELMBOLD'S MEDICAL DEeol'
UELMBOLD'S MEDICAL DEmUA'
No. IOt SOUTH TENril-sT. fhibAonNa
No. 1914 SOUTH FEMINIST, PhiLApnLnm
No. I0l SOUTH TENTH-sf, fulLAoLh, .'-,
pL,x,np ON CouNTERFElT5 AND VNfhANe~
" PIED DEALERS
Who ,na,evor TO dispose Of" their own and eos' "N
ON tho reputation sttsnedby
IIII.\InOLDS GENUINE PhEFA
RATIONS.
- ~ GENUINE EXTRACT BucH~
HELMBOLDS ,u,.
HELMBoLDs s.sa
GENUINE IMPROVED ROSE WASH
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS E'ERf"'A~
ASK FOR HELMBOI.Ds.
TAKE NO OTHER
u Cus out tho advertisement Nd 'sDs 's'R ~
lsAtes ~ WlesgsA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-12
Ry the City Of Washington.

The Inman steamer City OF Washington,
Capt, Brock. which sailed from Liverpool at noon on
the s7th and from Queenstown the 18th January. ar
rived here yesterday.
Tie City Of baltimore arrived of Cape Clear on the
night Of the .Gih January.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-12
IL
BLOOD! BLOOD! BLOOD
HELMBOLD'S
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPAkILLA

SYPHILIS.
T. I, an ,econ Of the Blood aud stacks the SEXUAL or
game Linnss Il the Nose, Ears Throat WinoPpe and ons
Mucu. Sursccs making It's appearance in he form 81 orr
Henbold Extract sAIs-pgEa Purhss the Blood and Ne
moves all scsy ErpGons Of The sam giving to the en-
pls1!ona Clea and Healthy Color lt beng prepared e.
pr...y r h. ca.s Of complaints ia Blood pa.tng fr0p
erie, preserved TO greater extent than aDy shS p,~
xtoa OF ssrepaFAa-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-12
BelmboI6's Meoitines.

INHE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDIRa
Il KNOWN AS
HELMBoLDs GENUINE PREPARATIONS.
"HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU.
positive and specific Remedy for Diseasss Of tha
KIDNEYS, GRAVEL, and DR0PSICAL SWRLLiNda
This medicine increases the power Of Digestion snd s,s
the sbsorbents into healthy action, by which The ,saa
eaIceous deposons, and all unnatural enlarromsn,s ~
Women, or Chadrea. " -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-12
xux Dhys EATEt raom EUR" Pr,
ro,,,puec IRON, Ftrgt Page.

..oo,ioo Of Parliament in iow days on onaLlc iho
,nSement of the country 70 be eXpr sc en- mater OF
&c much importance 90 inc ,oortl sympathy OF the
House wtH tle NJ LOU N1ich is tho object Of ths
GggreselCn lI'RV 81" oe TO doubt; but the practice.
question rs WI r England can 40 more in support Of
the treaty OF 80 than remonstrdfc with those whose
ec1dH's Greedy tend, 80 a breach Of It. On 1tufsdy
neg. TT Government will 40 doubt be oble to dFscfioo
~ .trisIacn The efforts the, have iuade 20 prevent jr
sstddrg of blood in SohlosWir, and what course h'f
r.,ak Is necessary 10 follow Lercaiicl. ~ " r"
1tsoid nrghtly Informed. says thcre IS SIN "ic ~
peace and II has reason 10 believe that The frlss .
Cabinet Is disposed 10 yield 10 tbe urgent
toi EUC.aad AID CERTAIN other Powers.
TIN MANCH FSTRP SOUTHERN lNpEP4"DnNp.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-09
Tn. C-s.om House sensation.

We are credibly informed that Mr.. A. NJ Palmer, who
sent 70 Fo lafayette on Wednesday last, no rela
kin Of Mr. Barney tbs Collector Of the port, as
was stated in yesterdays HERALD. Mr.. Palmer was o
young attorney OF this city and the
Of many prominent public men, among whom was Mr..
opdyke, received appointment in the Custom House,
In which position he demonstrated such tact md
superior talents that ne promoted 10 the poet pr
secretary 10 the Collector There he attracted the
notice OF many party men, and by Senator Morgan and
Thurlow Weed advanced even 10 the State General
Committee and secrearysLp Of the City Union General
Committee No man OF his extreme youth had ever
oiled those honorable Offices, and the grave charges
against Mr. Palmer should prove 20 be not without founda
tion then Mr. Barney not the only person deceived by
him
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-09

Oyr Man KuIxp ~ FAILING or wALI-Two
ouuRs IyirpEp-Iats Thursday afternoon sad acct
dent involving the life OF and the injury Of two
others occurred on the soct OF Eighth avenue
and rory eighth street. number OF aborers were en-
gagged IN pulling down the building formerly occupied oy
the Twenty second precinct police when one Of the pr
son walls fell IN, burying beneath the ruins three men,
named John Hark Thomas Banuahsn aud John Gibbons
Captain Sot OF the Twenty second precinct police and
aectiop Of men the spot and rendered all pos.
sbe assistance IN exrcatng the men but, before doing
no Hark was crushed 70 death, Bannaban was dan.
rerousy injured about the bead and body and the police
conveyed MIN 20 81 Iukes Hospital. Fortunately Glib
hons escaped with hut slight injuries Several women
and children gathering wood about the ruins at tho
time Of the crash but they all escaped unframed Coro
ner Ranney subsequently held inquest on the body o.
Mr. ark at the Forysevenih street station house and
ar the occurrence accidental the Jury rendered
dict 10 that effect deceased forty years 81
age and native Of Ireland. be has left wife end four
children.
AIirnr Boy RnixD ny RAN CtR.-Iale on Thursday
afternoon hoy eleven years Of age, named Edwin Van
sickles while riding freight Of the Hudson River
Railroad Company corner of Hudson and eopard Streets
slipped and fell beneath the wheel, WHICH passed eyer
his body crushing him terribly and causing alnost IN
slant death The Fifth ward police took the 10
the rfat,np house, and afterwards conveyed them 10 tie
residence ~ Mr. Van sckles cat Hudson rect where
Cororcr Collin yesterday held nqucs'. Tho Wry
rendered verdict ~ "Accdcntal death = std sucgoscd
70 he railroad company Tie rrprciy ~ 1sstnS pace.
men'r ,h.r pcsscn ccta,led 20 rutthi ietttns isom
kcunE Ga iher ,aie3
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-09
Action for Twenty Thousand Dollars for
the Loss or Horses BY Chambers. 4
SUPERIOR COURT.

Before Hon. Judge Barbour aud Jury
JAW b.--John r. Mus u. ne Men Fork and Harlem
Rdihcad Conpory.-rhe plaintiff 10 this case stage
proprietor aud owner Of stable Forty street,
IN who ~ -. horses ss.s KEY, IaS svivua-u,s owu.a
yard and shed adjoining she gables Of paiatf II is
alleged that OCTOBER 1851 the defendants careessly
placed in the shed large p9mss Of their horses then
infected with farcey and the gsnders Of which several
Of them died. that the disease from The defendants
thereof many Of Them died that by the defendants
neg igence fiy horses belonging ~ the plaintiff we're
infected by the disease and have died, and that their
value amounted 10 four thousand dollars plaintiff ex-
pended large sums OF money In endeavorng 10 cure them
The PLAINTIFFS business has been since impedcd, and he
has thereby suffered damages 20 the amount d twenty
thousand dollars, for which he claims Judgment.
By the testimony OF Veterinary Surgeon Nostrand ana
other Witnesses appeared that large number OF pain
tf horses died from glanders and that sound horses
would be infected from drinking out OF the same tank
with diseased horses, or from Otherwise coming 10 Con.
tact with each other There was partition between the
stable and the shed, which had been gnawcd through BY
defendants horses and The contagon admitted through
the holes
The defence set ~ on the pat OF the railway company
was general denial and avcrment that the plaintiff
sustained any loss was by bis own negligence and not
by Their negligence.
mr.. sanford moved for dismissal OF the case on sew.
Aher argument ty counsel on both sides the Judge do
Ned The NIT Gu, Islng that although man has Tkpt
Nd use bis compromises Tor any FuTfosos net prohibited
nv law vet he bound 10 due prccautlon that his
neighbof may not suffer FROM his negligence He thought
this was a. csticn for he jury, and u should he submit
ted 10 them The case " still on.
Ian G-TLe case was submiucd 10 The Jury, who re.
turned q verdict fer plaintiff Of 5000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-09
Movements OF European Ste amers.
THE ASIA OUTWARD BOUND. ETC.

HALIFAX, Jan. 3, 1854.
The steamship Asia, from Boston, lay OF the mouth OF
the harbor ill half past eleven o'clock A. NJ to-day, in
consequence Of having disabled her machinery AT that
hour she left for Liverpool
The Bremen steamship New York, from Southampton
23d ut, for New York Is still here, coaling
NoN.ARRvAL OF THE BOHEMIAN.
BysToS Jan. sap. NJ
there no signs as yet Of the Bohemian. Her news
however, Is anticipated by the Africa.
THE ASIA OUTWARD BOUND.
HALIFAX, Jan. S, 1854
The steamship Asia from Boston arrived at this port
nj twelve O'Clock last night and sailed for Liverpool at
f6ret o'clock this morning.
The sTElSssuIr SEw Y6nS At HALIFAx.
HALffAS. jan 8, 1854.
The steamship New YORK, from SOUTHAMPTON Oh the
$50 for New York, put nto this port last even short
Of coal. she has three hundred passengers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-09
News from the Pactfic Coast.
A TOWN SWEPT AWAY by A TORRENr--AKRlvAL OF
GOLD, ETC.

a TOWN SWEPT AWAY BY A TOKRENr--AKKIVAL OF
GOLD, ETC.
rs SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 7, 1864
The steamer oregon has arrived With 500 600 IN
treasure from oregon $40 900 British Columbia.
She brings news that the 10th OF December The
small town OF Port Angeles, Washington Territory, was
nearly swept away by torrent Of water bursting from
gorge in the mountains the bay The Custom
House, large two story building, was destroyed Col
ecior Gum escaped but deputy and inspector were
drowned The dwelling OF Mr.. Victor Smith was d.
stroyed, his family barely escaping. -Fs
There have been large sales OF and refined srgars Ia
the San Francisco market. within two days the refinery
advanced the rates OF sugar and syrups.
4 The de.alcation OF Comptroller Warren, as far as
ascertained, is about $4,000. tf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-09

There lie nothing OF importance from ne front fhs
army 10 encamped. All Is quiet.
The latest sdvces from Texas present nothing i'm.
portant Governor Hamilton in New Orleans On tho
18th the bones OF Captain W. ". Montgomery, Of tha
FIRST tUnion Texas cavalry, Union officer captured and
hung BY the rebels, were picked up and Inferred Fort
Brown, 10 presence OF all troops Brownsville aud
alarge concourse Of citizens. General Dana, command.
ing the Thirteenth corps, and Governor Hamilton wore
present. Governor Hamilton made a thrilling speech
The loyal Texans have taken oath OF veSgeapce on
Captain Montgomery murderers III
Recruiting is rapidly going on.
Refugees are continually coming into Brownsville and
all join the army Al tho citizens who have remained
there have taken the oath allegiance and are loyal
Tho others all forced cross the Rio Grande into
Mexico. AN @fw
Az attempt was made 70 steal schooner loaded with
sutIor stores and run her into Texas rebe port The
owner Mr. Houston tho suter Of the Eighteenth Indiana,
volvers their heads and he last got safely Port
chvailo The nut under arrest.
mas meeting OF all the ovaI people IN the state Of
Louisiana has bcew called for the sh OF January pext
me OBJECT IS TO take into consideration the formation Of
atroe state government Nearly enough are enrolled TO
dents proclamation
Inc united states steam transport Cahawba, with
uooIf &C., on board, arrived Yesterday. All well. The
Columbia - advertised 10 leave New York January
me George Cromwell on the Cd and the Morning Star
the 9th sfr1- aU4
Guerilla firing has entirely ceased on the river nee
Charles Miner private I'm the One Hundred and Fopr
tcenth New York regiment slot for deseron m the
face OF the enemy the 2sh inst He deserted nj Port
Hudson and one or two other places.
Very little business IL dong owing 10 the rams Ibe
vessels unable to load or discharge bat for short
space at time.