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Tho city or New York.

From the London telegraph, April
a telegram dated Queenstown, Wednesday, states -
'fhe position OF the vessel unchanged large supply
II empty casks have gene out 10 her this morning To.
Ia appointed for the attempt 10 Goa, her and
strong hopes of success are entertained
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The Prize Ring.
TRIAL or KEENAN, TOM SAVERS, JEM MACE AND
OTHER CBLEBRlTIEs IN REGLASD--A PLEA OF
aufITy ENrEuup

GUILTY ENTERED.
From the London Times, April 81
Yesterday Thomas King. John Carmel Hecnan, Thomas
Sayers John Tyler John Calvin alias Jerry Noon John
Macdonald James Mace and Robert Travers were tried
the Sussex Quarter Sessions held at the shire ball ewes
on charges Of having riotously assembled with other
persons to the number Of i've hundred and more and
having assaulted and beaten Thomas King aud John
Carmel Heenan. Messrs. Roupel and Woughby conduct
ed the prosecution. sergeant Tndsl Atkinson and Mr. ~
Besloy appeared on behalf OF King Mace, Calvin and
Tyler; Mr.. Sleigh aud MIR. Gates represented Heeuau
Ssyers and Macdonald. 1ravcrs was updefended.
sergeant Atkinson said his clients would plead
guilty" with the exception of Mace, against whom
there was no evidence and trust 10 be allowed
up for judgment when called upon. They had consented
TO this course, believing that the ends OF public Justice
would be well served by II, and because they did not
consider that any object could be served by exciting
sympathy for those Who under the present state Of the
law. might be said 10 have committed breach OF H. Ho
would not 90 into the question Of prize lighting
uonai means OF efdeence, and say whether, Ia 70.
senting an injury, II was more manly 70 tho wea
pons provided by nature resort 10 the knis. Mr..
Sleigh said that his clients had resolved TO follow tho
same course Both counsel apoogized 10 Mr. Courthpe,
tho magistrate who had interiered at the fight for any
insult or annoyance offered him. There were two
dictmeDts against the defendants. 10 the they
a charged except King, with snsauting King and 10
the other they ell charged excepting Keenan, with
assuming Keenan,. To both indictments all pleaded
guilty" except Mace and Travers, who pleaded "nos
guilty. In each case.
Mr.. Darby, the chairman said tho ground uron which
mo Court was disposed 10 assent ~ tho course
mat mad been proposed By ihO learned counsel
ior the prosecution was that the defendants
had expressed their regret for NAM bad os,
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The Con florence.


In the House Of ns on the 4th instant, lord Pal
merston said all The Powers who signed the treaty Of
1S62 consented TO send representatives the Con-
ference. (Cheers) No answer has yet been received
frsm the German Diet 10 the invitation address, 70
them me Ibass proposcdl for the conference start
and laughter) We have NOT thought IL desirable 10 a.
tsmpt 70 settle beforehand those points which would
properly DO subjects for consideration when the
conference should assemble. Hear, hear) An armeL
tice has not been agreed upn.
From the Paris Pays, April6.1
France would only ask in the Conference that the In
habitants Of the duches would declare themselves rea
tive 10 the government they wish TO have In the
OF tho greater part the Powers abandoning the basis
OF the treaties OF 1851.
CoPHSnAGxs, April l-1010 p NJ.
The FGdvednd OF 70 day says We learn that Dem
mark Will be represented at the conference by N. do
Bile, the DANISH Minister in London M. de Quaarie the
Minister for Foreign Affairs, and kTieger, Member Of
the High Court.
The two latter expected TO leave for London tho
18th instant
VIENNA, April 5-Evenng.
The eemi official Wiener Abadpod OF to. day says
The allied Powers will demand at the conference ample
security for the complete Independence Of the duchcs
well as for unconditional equality with the remainder
OF Denmark They will further demand the political
union OF Scheswg and Hnsein with Germany by which
they are permanently 10 be protected
The Latest News.
SOUTHAMPTON, April z, 1864
The Prnssans had driven in the Danish outposts and
occupied position two hundred and fifty PAGES nearer TO
Duppel than the first parallel
The works we're uninjured by the b0mbardment
The bombardment OF S0nderburg had ceased. The
town was burning in several places.
Eighty women and children killed, and the town
deserted by the Inhabitants.
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In the engagement sixteen OF the Prussian Infantry and
two pioneers we're wounded, but none were killed
Twenty eight Danes were captured.
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Tho AIeYandrn Cnse.

DECISION OF TIE HOUSE OF LORDS AGAINST TIE
CROWN AND RELEASE OF THE VESSEL.
Houss or JoKps, April 6--Yeserday the House OF
Lords held special judicial sitting for the purpose Of
delivering judgment in the OF the Alexandra. The
noble and learned lords the Lord Chance
or Lord Cranworth, Lord st. Leonards lord Wensey-
dale and Lord Kngsdown.
The case Of the Attorney General sers and others
called, when the peers delivered judgment adverse
to the crown and dismissed the appeal from the judgment
the courts.
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Mr.. Hamel, of the common law bar OF London, has
proceeded Egypt TO examine the Pasha on behalf OF
he Crown accompanied by Mr. J. Fletcher the Of
he rams.
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wSeaa I. a, 400 66ls Sous a. lloyd Is, 20 tons
per ooass bacon os sv and % SOas Soaeco
90 10 london, per American, IS 600 bushels wheat
y s i.. ss s ss.:, e
eNI, and 20 Tons eons, lss Cd. To Belfast. per
bids talow. 2Os. 70 Hong Kong 800 ons heavy GOODS
ga per ton Mexican currency neutral vessel 7sS TONS
same voyage equal 10 II 100 several ships sro Chncha
Islands 10 Cork for orders ports in Great Brtab gnano
g; two neutral barks. from Trinidad, Cuba 70 New
York, sugar. 47sc or moasses, 80 IS; one $40 toos
70 cardsOas gold, and neural brig, 10 london'
HoFs FIRM sales 100 bales new at Csc J2c., as 70
quality
MoIAssEs quiet, with small sales at previous prices
PsAsA sale Of 900 bushels Canadian at 81 IS from
store.
PSrRorrrx-Receipts. 2e52 bols rne marse, cor.
salcs small comprising $500 bbls at 81 ac. &C.
for crude, Acc for refined and 500 do refined,
free NJ Sic &c. aud light straw 70 white
prime white may be- quoted at 6lc a b5c. 800 bbs.
Daptha sold at 25c. 26c.
beef 524 do cut meats T9 do lard, and 3o0s dressed
begs The pork market was somewhat less active oday
than yesterday yet all the features Of yesterdays mar
the two three weeks past The receipts have been light
the Of transportation between the seaboard and tho
West being limited that il is impossible to get forward
any largo amounts Holders are therefore very h.m as
there engagements which must be met. There ARE
good many runors anoat and some q the best known
FIRMS sad TO be concerned and viii be compelled TO
90 TO the wall. Yet there may be no foundation
for them. The spectators who sold largely ahead
some two months ago, however, win suffer enormous
losses. Beef was steady. Beef hams were unchanged
Bacon steady, with fair demand Gut meats were
steady Lard was fairly active at Yesterdays prices
The sales were 500 bbls pork tho spot at SO 81
$40 so for old and s2S s23 90 for mess and SIS
e17 for old and new prime and $500 do new mess for
June and July at s2s 90 s24 So chiefly the latter rate
400 bbs beef at $40 so $l4 for mess and SIS 16 for
extra do. 100 bbls. Western beef hams al sle 900
boxes bacon at 10/c for Western short ribbed lie for
city and 12c FOR Western long clear 500 packages
cut meats at 7sc. &C for shoulders and 1896 12c FOR
hams 900 bbls lard the spot at l3c 14c Dressed
hogs sold at &C. 9lc for Western and lie. for city
Butter sold pc 27c for Western and &c 32c for
State Cheese sold at 13c. o 16c.
SUGAR moderately active sales go hhds.. mostly New
Orleans at 1lc al4c and 100 boxes Havana at l3c.,
cash
ToBAcoo-sales OF 450 hbds. Kentucky leaf at l2Xc
Csc, cash.
wnIsssy.-Market opened at 81, but gradually declined
to Csc qec for the whole range with $500 bbls sold
Sales or Real Estate.
BY A. n. Muller, p. R. Wilkins h Co.
House aud lot $40 West 34th street. i75
lots W. 10th % feet south OF l60th ST., each
25x100, each. $50
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


WEDNESDAY, JAM 1876 p. NJ
There was a large business done at the Stock
Exchange again this morning, the pressure being
mostly made by brokers who were anxious to
make cash sales, which produced small rednc-
sion in prices. Erie went down ] per cent, Har-
lem Ia Hudson River "a, Galena and Chicago 2,
Michigan Central IA Cleveland and Pittsburg lss,
Cleveland and Toledo "a, Michigan Southern Ia
and moet of the other railroad shares on the list
deprecated from "a to q. New York Central rose
Il, Reading e, and Milwaukee and Prairie du
Chen ~ IN the afternoon the market became
more steady, bat there further decline in
some of the Western railway shares. As COM
pared with the sales at the first board, Cleveland
and Toledo went down per cent Michigan Cen
bal 2, Galena and Chicago 2 and Michigan South
ON /. The anxiety TO perfect sales for cash con.
tiDued 10 the close.
The following were the quotations at the gold
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BATH. Jan lied brig p SWEET. chadbourue. Easssu7
NEW BEDFORD, Jan i2-Arr sehr Melbourne, Harsopi
NEWPORT Jan II-No arrivals. sid schrs MontsDc1
Csiss NYork for Portland Willis Putnam, Cook, nYer
i2th AM-No arrivals Sid schrs VIM Emerson, DofSf
Providence Pawtuxent River Nd; Dazzling Wave Wtey4
Portland for Tanser; Express Pierce Boston for do
In port briggs Lels Anu Orb woodord LnSan Oh ios
violence; Josiah Achorn Gregory kocsan6 Tor WAlh
ington. DO; Autetam Irons Addison for NYork IsSe1
Higgins, Boston for PHILADELPHIA; velocity fattefsons az
for NYork Jane, Haskins and George SNOW haaki1sI
Baltimore s Parker Fitzgerald Providence for PhsdeI
pha; ID Hart, Hart from Bath 70, Nfork FRANCISCO
kilbv. and Maracaibo. Henley, Portland for DO.
NEW LONDON, Jan l2-Arr schr Telegraph, cray. ,Ar9
Sid schrs Susan Edrdge Beebe Port Royai via New
York James Bliss. Hatch and Mary Pearson Lowe sfron
NEW HAVEN Jan l2-Arr below in the Ice schrs Bues
Vista. Roby. and Francis Abbott. Lawson.
PHILADELPHIA Jan l2-Arr steamship Norman, pe:
tons) Snow Orleans via Baltimore Br ship Phindel
pha Brathwate, liverpool brigs Tiberius Bruce Cient
fuegos; Kate (Br). NcDougall. Barbados.
LEwEs Del Jan l0-Tne bark Luigni from Messins for
Phiadslphia and schr Spray from Halifax for DO are g
reported Wind sw weather cold and considerable noat
PORTLAND, Jan Il-Arr banks Ellen Stevens, Wottou1
ElizabethDort; Arena, Williams NYork; brgs Jeremiah
Cardenas Martha Berry, Berry. Phiadeiphis; Dri
ko. Drsko Ezabethport Cld Br brig Emma Ives waters
Natanzas; schr Celia N Carver, Pendleton Ponce.
PROVIDENCE, Jsn l2-Arr steamer Sea Gull, kenneya
York schrs Charles Edward. Higgins and Far Deaerl
SAN TRxScisoo. Jan il-sd ship George Peabody.
SALEM, Jan ii.sld schr Mon,ezuma, WELDING Cayenne
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Ehasins InteJltssD 80.
yUn PAkE.

ne cone G, she PARA wore yesterday visited BY about
svsusy thousand People asa ,be wss N very good
order soswhssaDdns The sAs~ In Ne evening tho 90
wss illuminated and skat,p ~as enjoyed up to halt past
eleven O'Clock.
sAATRG CLUB Carnival.
Jbs New Yosk ykalng club gave carnival % The ioe
ast evening, ~ which gathered together severas
hundred 81 pe beet skaters and around the city Tho
conservatS.y pend Of the Park illuminated with
kerosene ape and Chinese lanterns and the club house
sv.iarly decorated Many Of The skaters carried
ooCre paper lanterns their hands they gded over
sbe o., The conservatory pond has been thrown open 70
she vnblc since Chr stmas Day but as the people
gssoraJy do not TO skate only where ne crowd
n assembled, The fancy skaters bad the zee ast
evening pretty much 70 themselves. Several thousand
,verr0ns who did not 70 skate. were 70 Dc seen
gathered around ponds the ouSs de OF the feoce
from Which psnt they all had good view without inter
ierine with the motions OF The skaters several very
noe combination ngures we're performed during the even
ING The carnival carried on 10 late boor ias.
ssbt and everything passed Oh very ssreesoS 70 OIL
parties
FIFTH AVENUE POND.
The zee on this pond stl continues 10 very COCO .a
yesterday wei patronized by highly respec.S va,
ec Of VISITORS After dark the zee was very VIZ
~ up, and The band played during The AFTERNOON Soa
evening.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Married.
DAyIs--RArFElYEA-On Wednesday, January 10, at the
Dutch Reformed church East New York, L. L., by the
Rev Arson +. Mum, Waller. 5. DAVIS 70 AGNES D.
daughter or the late John Rappely "a, Of Brooklyn.
HARvEY-BANwAY.-At Chatham Four Corners, on
Thursday, December "a by the Rev. Mr. Edmonds, CBAs
X HARVEY OF the First Massachusetts cavalry to Ina NJ
BAINwAy, OF West S,ockbrdge. No cards.
OsTRANDRR-WnLiAMsoN.-On Wednesday, January Is,
az the North Dutch Reformed church, Fulton
and William streets, by the Rev. Dr. HardeDburgh, Or.
GEORGE A. OsrRASpER Of Brooklyn, to MARIA W, daugb
ter Of Stephen II. Williamson Esq.,, OF New York No
cards.
ecHooSs WINElE- On Wednesday, January
Is, at ST. Thomas church, by the Rev. VIM F. Morgan
b D. Lieutenant j. BRooBs ScHooNNAKRR, Quartermaser
OF the Fret regiment Of the Excelsior brigade to MANY j..
eldest daughter Of the late David !. Van Wrinkle, both
of this CITY,
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Brig Bradshaw, Fish, Aexandria-B Small Co.
schr Temperance tBr), 6erou Falmouth jail De C"r-

Brig Bradshaw, Fish. Ae.andris--B , Small Co.
sehr Temperance tBr), aerioo, Falmouth Ja-H De oor
s Sen, Lssss,,, el S. YORK Rrsrr Campbell
S.; s;ss s; s:fss
ssss ssiSs hs
! ssSr yoiia XsSsI, EoN: 6Gsion-S ITstsS:
ssp sis Ss i. ;s S:s d E:
Steamer Baltimore. Lewis Washington.
ARRIVED
ship Alice Ban of Boston, Ross Liverpool q DAYS with
s Sfs F s, Part e ss Ds 20 M ~ lon 40 spoke
~ssf % as
ssS 5ss. SSssss S:T s., wit.
ship Evspns STAR sSf Portland, Robinson New Orleans
BARK oSSlaSf PTn: RsSs RIO Jsnsiro, Nov IT, with
v De sn 81 ss1s Hon.
psss ssss sSs
split main says Has had heavy a0d NV
Bark P9hs. tBri. bdde, Belize. Hon. Dec 81. with log
Bark Princess Alexandra DAN of St Crox, Dante ST
s Dso q es Ts ss Island a Jean ~ nrs s:
s s% Ss with r.
Car. Sane from 81 Domingo City for New YORK; with
captain and all the crew sick and IN want Of naygaor
N s ss s
vita rs Gs5 RsnHy
gong 10, showing q red flag with white
Big Nautilus a6eek, sslen Rio Janero. so days. with
Brig VIM NJ Dodge (of London>. Andersen, Pernambuco
Dec II. with hides. &C, TO H II Swift
Xessnsrs Som 'IS' fobasso s' Passage
5sss SSS Lyssh s. Martins "a days.
Brig King Doane, st Thomas Dec 26 via Salt Cay III,
Jan with salt TO r II Post
Brig Maine (of Nassau Np) Jarvis Havana Jan g. In
ballast, 10 G h L Peters. =
Brig Hsnrletis !of Bsrmndal, Hodsdon, Bermuda. II
days with salt, 10 McColl h FIRTH
Schr Jas Burroughs lof Belize Hony Brown. Ruatan
n DAYS with &C. to Jas Bishop Co Dec 81 OH
Caysfort Reef was boarded from gunboa Tioga cruis
ing -
cotton &c, TO Darrell Co.
sehr Alba, Stacey New Orleans 80 days. with mdse to
scbr A Ward, Edwards Port ROYAL, sc, "A days.
Schr Cornelius johnson, Accomac, ) days.
BELOW
Shin Banshee. 80 days from Matamoros.
Bark Anna Bertha from Newcastle.
Also one bark and Two brgs.
SAILED.
llth-Shp Frederick (Brem); barks Magdaiena, Marga
ietta Itall brgs Sophie lNorw) Avosea Br schrs
derrick (Br). Myrtle tBr). Boomer G Nevins.
l3th--Steamships Persia ,Br) Ocean Queen, Yazoo.
Wind NJ sunset Sw, very light.
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Decenbe, ., .be chicago esd Nswauhss Railroad


10 rnB EDiTOR OF fHn BkkALD.. c.... !.
In che war between BnelaDd sOd the Vn'ses 49, nv ~
posss 70 furn ish supplies 70 carry the war Mvon we
suppes furnished asy were ps % ss"s n,ss
with United States bonds, como oeaI ~ ss
years and some Of them payable at .os pleasure Of tho
government. IN the years 1870 sna aaSo ,nouey 49,
asd these bonds given 1872 and ssls we're paid and
caDcelled. Then We hsA no 1esssry paper money, no
worthv Secretary adopt similar plan his mental capa
CIV 20 much strained. would have some rest no woald
$50 oo 600 az another he couiA always pay supplies
n honas having twenty years 70 mature tapd end tho
bpsjpess optjl lbe bends became due
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"WEDNESDAY, Jan. l3--ep.

"WEDNESDAY, Jan 13--6 T. N.
AsHrs.-Receipts AZ tbs. Market firm, but quiet.
Sales 25bbs at IS e21s for pots and 80 rs for pearls
BEsswss.-A sale Of 500 pounds Western Soc, cash.
BRrApUvyys.-Recei pts 6lo4 bbs hour, 20 bbls. and
lo4o sacks meal, os2 bushels corn 2oi2 bushels
cats 80 tpshesrye add 500 busbe,e barley malt The
market Cor state and Western 0opr opened firm, but
closed irregular and unsettled With the decline gold
There some done export but the business was
chiefly for home use, though the local ade operat
Ing spsrings. The days business amounted 10 Z, 900
bols., CLOSING dull Southern -four vas steady, with
opeued rm bnt cosed dull and unsettled COO bbls
Rye -four was 10 moderate request at unchanged values
Corn meal was firm and 10 far demand sales BOO bbb
- IS 30 % 20 Tor Jersey 30 10 S6 Is for Brandy
and 80 20 20 rs for Marsbs csoric. Buck -four
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personal Intelligence.

Hrigad,er General r. b. Ayres and lady y. y WSo.s
asd family OF New York Alva Clark ana ,ady OF reSn
Yam Chares Leland and family OF Mount vernon; JonD
sepoe, r. L. are stopping Of the Metropolitan Hotel.
bon Zadoc Pratt OF Praltsyilie; j. A. Hovey, OF Bos
ION Bon ID Cook Iowa Hon. a. G. knight, Of kiassa.
obusette NJ l. Sykes, OF Chicago; Col spooner, OF Bos
son hon john Tucker, OF PHILADELPHIA and W. keefe OF
tDskpprt have arrived at the 81. Nicholas Hotel.
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Total. S,Is2. 40 s,ls7,ss0 S,9so.50c 1.

5l6I,ooV S9ousoUU o3U5t,
Miscellaneous.
Tie vicksburg recently stationed at the Mar.
guard boat has been relieved Thy the Kensington
SrEAxsniP PERSIA, Capt Lott, OF the Cunard line, sailed
on Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool.
STEAMSHIP OCEAN QUEEN. CaptsTnkiepaush. sailed yes.
terday for Aspnwsll
srrAxsHP YAzoo. Capt Couch sailed yesterday for New
Orleans.
Bn sIrAsrs ST ANNIE late Dolphin A. has sold
wh of S
reported Vessel and cargo total loss Cargo and
Nrw snr 1910 TOMS Boston, has been sold for abou
sr vAssseyrR Al, ses TONS built at Bath Ne. in 1882.
snIs N,w oRIs4Ss, AL s2t tons. built At Sew York in
1854 has been sold on private terms
Boston, sonisn reef II the entrance t q
and sold. y ''' a-'" = ''''He ''u
BR BARK NAVIGATOR A-has been sold on private terms
BANK HrGEss Al 96 TONS built at Mystic, Conn., 1860.
has been sold on private terms.
sS .s w. .cS s s tons built at Philadelphia in
BH scns 0ssIs (of Halifax Nsl, Wilson, from AusuIla
for Ssw Y0e With es go; Of salt struck on
ed cargo total loss The captain and arrived At this
Capt Dean wiaon for $3.50 ' ''' '''' v
s,sAsnn E.z. Thomss from New York for Nassau was
sick aud one lost overheard.
s lsD. St 81 Sc. z. n
little damage
.si Ne" S
yery weeden, from Salem for Cayenne, striking her amid
taken no PosslsSa crew .sss sp nessns ss
inst aTs and Eh!s were burning 10 the cabin she g
VII. oil @ @ fc s w S Se e
Charge cargo o.
pss &c. A y:
der Helm from sa,ayia which stood % the ws.tward
old
whalemen.
chip Norman Gibbs, Nant was OF and on al Paya Dec
i 5: Ss ssms Fs Dec bad
4 and 10 ysysi * Nay Or June '''"u W ''u''
roselgn Ports.
SSs: ssSs s:fsss
de- ready for ''r 40 'as 'eh' r'1 TOT
lss sssr BARK Rs''
BsnIs Isr Dee sa.Arr IN the roads shIp Young Eagle
Dec 5ss Eoqs Pcs sr. g s
h
the hands Of government wtg Tor owners 70 claim vv
Il. Pig
smoy w for Bahia gD' in for register 2sh schr Purse
pcr! ss,s nam Y,.Aol: g.
Ss1 S Ar .sss So 81 s.ss ssSs '; v
NEWCASTLE, Zee as-En, out, Marcellus White Cape OF
Pom ELIzAsrrH, con, Nov 1s-Arr previous schr Tee
graph New London for 81 Pauis Island, &C.
PKRxAsBrco. Dec li-In port bark Impcrador, Power.
oyrnssiSss Dec ss-sid ship Asirsa, SIctel' from
Rio Jasriao. Dec Gin port bark Cricket. Kelley, for
Bsmors MOnasmn CroTc for PsrrsmSr ysss,on Hong
Kong. -.
w's en- sHo.s Sons of Bangor for
s. Ssnr,ss Dec din port brig Ranger for Work
day = /-...,,-.
dsg; Eliza Herck, do; Cyclone, Rust wig; schr HAT
T"sss BAY coH Nov 2c-In port ship Herbert, crocker
dsg. -
BOSTON. Jan I2-Ar ship Autocrat Burwer, Cadiz;
bark Daniel Webster, Could Baltimore: brgs Bird Of the
Wave ,Brj hush, Port Prince via Inagua; Tinker,
Carlisle 81 Jaro Fannie Hubbard, Cardenss; schrs Pla
net (r Poyefs Cape iayisn: George Fosg Paine and
na; oayet Wiley Payusen, RIVER; q Curtis ,, Atwood
d0, Village Gem Bemln, philadelphia In the Bay, uhrk
Hadcy, from Batnosc. CD tchi Cabot, WiIhefspoon,
Nyork. Sid bark Otago
istl-Arr scLrs Hem lgta, Turss lslancs. couanf
hnntarla rieelwlnf, Jcfenie. Follow shrs Harrisburg
stom vga C,osi Bclisbns, frem Liverpool
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CLEARED.
s~smshr Persia Br), Lott. oueens,own and Liverpool
4 Cunarc.
Allen
steamship yaroo. coach. New orleans-Ludam, Heno.
ken A Co.
steamship Pc,emsa Sherwood Po,tspd-H Cromwell
Slip. American ruion, Hubbard. Lverpool-Grinncn
Mjntufn,
-.ship. Minnebaha tBs) xcora,h Londonderry-G A j
Knox A Co
harm Franz Ros,. Hnerer. Narsenles-Funch. Neincie
1srs ranss tSorw), Christensen. cadi1-Funch. Meucxs
Wendt.
Bark Helen Augusta ,Br cuiN Port au Prjnce--R Nor
Jr
Rark New York, Hooper New orjenns-Tupl'cr &Beatte
,Bark Pride Of the Sen, Brooks Fcrnandnas Fla-B d
Brig Fredcrca linl), MOCHA cork--RaeijcrA De yern.
Brig lrolia fspl Maisany, Sontevuco-l Cet sllos.
Prcs
Bra Haad Br), Rptnrcson cienfoefos- Tocser IieNt
bourne.
Err Juno 'B,). wood, 81 Johns rf-N n Greene cor.'
Brs u A Reed Hayden New orcsrs- Dewey cellps,
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RAILROADS.

HUDsoN RIVER RAILROAD. TRAINS roR xLsx-
IL n, Troy the North and West leave Chambers street
At 52 p M from Threth Tickets may Be procured
shy OF the Offices OF wEsTC0TTs Express IN New YORK
and BROOKLYN and baggage checked the house 70 AZ
on the road and 10 Saratoga springs.
NEW YORK. HARLEM AND ALBANY RAiLR0AD.
~ incrsased accommodaons Trains icr Aioapy nna
81 10 A. NJ. and 4 70 z. NJ. =.
Sunday lra.us lave New York for Albany MA2o y. NJ /,
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