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stock Quotations by relegraph-a PM:
Philadelphia Trade Report.

THURSDAY, Feb. 1S.-The Flour market pre-
sents no new feature, and only q few hundred
barrels were taken by the home consumers In
lots at 95@5'25 for supernne; 8576@825 for
extras; S7C07'50 for Iowa and Wisconsin extra
family: $7'25@775 for Minnesota do. do; sS9lO
for Pennsylvania and Ohio do. do; and sl05O
@l2'5O for fancy brands, according to quality.
Rye Flour is worth s7@7 25 p barrel. No change
to notice in Corn Meal
The market is poorly supplied with prime
Wheat and for this description there IL good
inquiry at full prices sales of 1000 bushels good
and choice red At 81 899l 80. and amber at sl' 90
al 05. Rye sells at 81 55@l'65 p bushel for
Western. Corn is in fair request, but the Offers
ings are light sales Of 25GO bushels new yellow
at SS@l69c,; and 800 bushels new white at 94c.
Oats are scarce and firmer; 5000 bushels West
ern sold at 74@76c, and some prime a. 70@73c.
No sales were reported In Barley or Malt.
Bark Is scarce, and wanted at $50 y ton for No.
1QueToitron.
Seeds C.overseed attracts considerable at
tention; and 200 bushels sold at $9T5@l0
Timothy is is worth % 75, aud from second
hands it sells at 81. FIaxseed commands
$282@&65.
Whisky is dull and nominal.
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OF the plans OF the rebels, with names OF many,
aud tina, the arrests which have already taken
place, and Others likely to folio v, particularly
after the expiration OF the amnesty, grew out
of THE.
The DidriO of the 9th states that on tue night
previous "tbe sentinel OF the pO Rdcr magazine
OF the 'Punta' tlort) surpused man VINO had
scaled the surrounding wall He was without
shoes, naked to the waist. and painted black.
He made resistance and received several bayo-
net Wounds" There are various rumors con-
CerniDg his intention, which, no doubt, was to
fire the magazine. The fact OF his being
Cataloniau Spauiard gives an air of probability
10 the statement that he was dcsirous ot de-
strOying the lives of the Cubans incarcerated in
the Punta.
party who was recently capszcd in the bay,
EXPIRE ssing his gratitude for the prompt and
humane assistance OF the officers of the American
iagship ContoocoCk, without which he woald
have been drowned.
All the streets, causeways, and public pllces
in and out of the city bearing the names Of
royalty have had others officially assigned
them.
The Uprising.
HAVANA, Feb l6, via Key We t. Feb. LITTLE
United States Consul having applied for Il
passport for a na,uralized American cttiz n,
the latter was arrested, and the Captain General
informed the Consul that he did not recognize
bis right to apply for passports. The Consul
has telpgraphcd to Washington, asking for
prompt Intervention to protect American citi-
EeDS or ACCEPT nus fe5lHuAllOHs dHN1n0 Is
practically in state of siege, and! General
Dulce has been urged to declare 1t officially, but
is not inclined TO do so. He may after the
expiration Of the term of the amnesty. Many
Cubaus are applying for refuge on board the
United States steamer ContoocOok, the flagship
of Admiral HoT. If the troubles here increase
the Admiral will probably take the American
citizens to Key West. An American. engineer.
who has come in from the jurisdiction OF San
Antonio, eight leagues southwest of this,
reports that a body of 800 insurgents had
scared the operatives from the sugar plantations
III that vicinity, and work had ceased. American
engineers, engaged in taking off sugar crops
in the Vuelta Abaio district and elsewhere,
fearing impressment, are daily coming into
Havana. General Dulce has released the Cubans
producing American naturalization papers.
Advices from Cienfuegos state that the greatest
excitement prevails there. The American resi-
dents have applied for vessel of war to be
stationed in harbor but have been informed
that it is possible.
A letter from Trinidad, of the 18th, states that
the Cubans have risen everywhere in that
vicinity, aud destroyed the telegraph and
stopped the mails.
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Tho New York Money Market.
From the ReTaId.

From the EeT0td.
''The elements Of Wall street are ranging
themselves with the various cliques which ori.
ginaly gave the impetus to The Rpecula lion
which carried prices to their present figure
New Cliques are forming, and wIl s1on be
waging o fierce war with ich other. The Latest
Of these organizations is the 'Governmsnt
the terrible losses inflicted upon them
by the unexpected appreciation of our
bonds in Europe. They were LARGELY
short and were forced into sight by the wri-
thing which they showed at the sudden dis m.
Iangement OF their plans. the bear clement
In the general market has also been augmented
by the turn which affairs have taken so that
Wall street promises TO be the scene of very
pretty struggle In the immediate futare
between all The various rival interests It IS
now said that 1t Is to the advantage Of
two OF these powerful combinations .i 70
prevent the passage of the Hooper, n5,s pbn
IN the Benete, torbidding the increase OF IL Sso
bonded debt, and that the effort will De t fhs
II not TO defeat It, at least to delay 1. 1roI
cnques nave been enabled 10 wisshh ~ m be no-
the complications of the street; Iis Az VIII "that the
ueed by the Washington rePeotts ~ n take the
House has passed the bill wncs wnnIs ENGLAND banks
excess OF currency from the rev redistribution
aud distribute 10 to the 5outni' % the great nae.
Of tbte kind will be benenSi~' "
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE..
OFFICE OF THE EVENING TELEaRAPH,l
IhnrahaY- Eah. lR IRRn-

Thursday, Feb. is. 1859. !
There is more demand for money. Call loans
are quoted at 60L7 per cent, the former rate on
Government bonds. First class mercantile
paper ranges from S0Ql0 per cent. per aunum.
The Stock market was inactive this morning,
but prices generally were weak and unsettled.
Government securities we're IN steady demand for
investment. l09a was bid for 1040s; 1l3i for
IS of 1884,
Railroad shares were the most active on the
list. Reading sold largely at 46@46l, closing at
the former rate. a slight decline; Pennsylvania
Railroad at 565, a decliDe of /; Camden aud
Am boy at 1924, an advance of 4; Little Schuyl-
kill at As, no change; and Lehigh Valley at 55s
a55l, no change. SO was bid tor NorrlstoWn:
544 for Minebiil; 33 for North Pennsylvania; 40
for Elm1ra preferred; 81 for Catawissa common;
32s for Catawissa preferred; and 254 for Phila-
del phia and Erie.
In City Passenger Railway shares there
was nothing doing. Il was bid for Tenth and
Eleventh; 16 for Thirteenth and Fifteenth; So
for West Philadelphia; III for Hestonvie: 38
1or Green and Coates; and 274 for Girard
College.
Bank shares were firmly held at full prices.
23S was bid for North America; 1884 for
Farmers and Mechanics; 81 for Commercial:
9l9 for Mechanics; LOT for Southwark; 81 for
Penn Township; 5S for Qirard; rs for Western;
45 for Consolidation; 6s for Corn Exchange;
and So for Union,
Canal shares we're dull. Morris Canal pre-
ferred sold at 60, no change; 50 was bid for
Schuylkill Navigation common; ID for preferred
do; 29l for Lehigh Navig cation; aud Ia for
SusQuebaDa Canal.
PHIGAnRIpHJA nrANR VTNH NOE sILFl TO.NAP
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DOUBLE sHEET-TnRBB GENTS

tropolis in removing another of the q M, oa. ~,
monetary disturbance arising from me EhiU
ments and resbipments Of currenoy,n P'
From he Tribune.
money was variable; no loans are epor,esi
at less than per cent. In currency, an / 7 Der
cent in coin WAS bid throughout; early in the
day as high as q per cent. was paid, and there
was an appearance of great stringency, which
continued until about O'Clock, when money
was offered Jor o short Time at currency iute.
rest AT the close OF bank hours Ii becam active
again, and Lie was paiu f0r las use over night.
These singular fluctuations in rates caused
much discussion and were no doubt caused
by artificial means There is no surplus of
loanable funds In this market; the banks lost
over 81 900 900 In greenbsoRs last week, and
there is a continued demand from the West,
which must Increase steadily for the next
month, in order TO move the crops. No ship
ments have been made South this week worthy
OF mention, but heavy amounts have already
been sent, aud for the first time since the war
the people OF that section have money 30 Cir
culate; the amount that will remain there Will
be large, ana prevent the heavy accumulation
that we have had here Ia years past"
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--Messrs. William Painter Il Co.,

~-Dlessrs. William Painter d Co., bankers,
NO. 80 south Third street report the following
United States IS. ISL. lisI @iisH; o. s. S.2os,
1862, ll4i OLAF do, 1884, ll13@lll4; do, 1865
ll2s@ll2a; do. July, 1866, ll0@ll04; do July,
1867, ll0t@1lOl; do. 1868, llO!@llO4; IS, le-4Os,
1095g 1905. Gold, 'S4{@lSts.
-Messrs. Jay Cooke y 60. quote Govern
ment securities, etc., as folloWs:-U. S. IS OF
1881, ll4@ll41: 6-2Os of 1862, 114l@l15;
5t2Os, 1854, lll{@l1ll; 5;2os, Nov, 1855, ll29@
l13; July, 1865, ll0b@1l02; do, 1867, 1l050D
llOI; DO. 1868. ll6S0 llOs; lO-4Os, 1909 0lO9l.
Union Pacific bonds, l0lSl01t Gold. 134i.
--Messrs. De Haven & Brother, No. 40 south
Third street, report the following rates of ex.
change to-day at P. NJ: ~. s. 6s OF 1881. 1l33
@ll4li do. 1852, 1l4S0ll4B; do, 1854, lll@
I4; do 1852 i2s @lIi23 d9i 1861 new ao9{
@liO5; do, IS, 1O-4Os, 1O9a 0lO9a do. SO-year
per cent. Cy., 1Ol@l014; Due Compound
Interest Notes. 19li Gold, lS4i@l95l; Silver,
19O@l3lA
-Narr d Iadner, Stock Exchange Brokers,
No. 80 s. Third street report this mornings
unld n 9 fOllOWs.-
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stock Quotations by Telegraph-1P. Nj.
LEGAL INTELLIGENOE.
The Dempsey Homicide!

COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER - Judges
ludlow and Brewster.-In the case OF Joseph
M Donahue, tried for the murder OF James
Dempsey, the jury last night at ten o'clock re-
turned verdict of guilty of mRnslaughter
No cases being ready for trial, the COURT had
nothing before 1t to- day.
Appointment.
Mr.. Thomas Ashton having served in the
capacity of tipstave in this o ourt tor thirteen
years, with much credit to himself, has very
deservedly been appointed to the position of
Assistant Crier of the Court under Mr.. Ball.
SUPREME COURT IN BANJO - Ohief Justice
Thompson, and Judges Read, Sharswood, and
Williams. The city list was under argument
day.
NIsI PRIUs-Judge Agnew.-Black VS.. The
Quicksilver Mining Company. An action to
recover the value of certain shares of stock.
Before reported. On trial.
DISTRICT COURT, No. 2-Judge Greenbank,-
Rhoads.Vs. Beaumont. An action of ejectment
to try the title to real property. Before re-
ported. The jury being unable to agree upon a
verdict, were discharged from the further COM
sideration of the case.
Klana Heiman VS.. Louis Paris. An action
TO recover damages foe breach OF marriage
promise. Verd let for plaintiff, $500.
A. Purves d Son vs. John O. Davis. An action
to recover for leather sold and delivered. On
trial.
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THIRD EDITION
HARRISBURG
Proceedings in the Senate and
House of Representatives.
Financial and Commercial
THE STATE LEGISLATURE.
RenRfR.

HARRlsBURa, Feb. ls.-Mr. Connell end Mr.
Hens1ey presented petitiona for Ihe passage OF an
sot the use oftne northwest corner OF Penn
Fquefe To the Academy of Natural SClenCea; and of
one TO Ruard against old teachers being len wtnou
support " ~
MT Connell presented the memorial 1.-THE House
OF Refuge managers for an Rpprc prlAtion erect a
d,uopai ouldlnghi also, one from the OrtuOpn ito
Hospital for an appropriation OF five thousand dol
lars.
BIZ 8 In place being I'm order Mr.. eounelI offered
one ITovidlDE Tor the appointment of supstin end
ens nd tue election OF supervl5 rs of hiehwsys Ia
IRE TWtntt d COnd and To enty-thiTd wards OF the
city OF P6lla elpnis, The Court OF Common Pie is
30 appoint three citizens OF each ward to act as
superintendent OF hithwsys OF th dir wards for
three years. wO1Sre to levy and assess a sum slf.
Cisnt the renewal preservation and rep r of said
highways and the bridges aud culyerts thereof no
mo, q than en- cents OIL each hundred dollars.
AL o one ChSnglnR the name OF the West Pnilrdel
nhia Mpipal Saving Fund and Trust Company to the
Wes' philadelphia Banking COMPANY iucJeasfnz the
rsr value OF stock and changing the number OF d.
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PortueaI-EcOnOmy on the Throne.

The following is the letter ad lressed by the
King of Portugal to the Marquis Sa da Ban.
deira the Prime Minister, on the occasion OF
his Majesty announcing the Cession of portion
of the civil list OF the royal family In favor OF
the public treasury. The letter Is as folloWs:-
NY Dear Marquis-The late administrative
crisis being at an end, and while we are still
occupied with the financial question,
which rightly deserves our attention,
hasten TO acquaint you, as President
of the Council OF Ministers, that the Queen,
myself, and my sons are desirous TO be the first
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House of Representatives.

NRriouB reports OF committees weTo read. among
Them the foIowipg;-
From Mr. Ioigae with favorable recommends.
tlOn an act authorizing stockholders OF railroad
companies TO vote oy proxy and to exercise all the
By Mr.. Hong with favorable rec cpmm eada,Iou, an
act relative TO street cleaning In Phlladephis pub
sbed last week altered to require the contract
n be give to the low at and the bss bidder and the
falls
By Mr.. Rogers. without am endmsnt an act pxoyi.
dir fox House OF Correction.
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They have fresh shad in GoldsborO, N. C.
Smallpox is prevailing in Springfield,
Mass.
Minnesota has historical library Of 5000
volumes.
Senator Pratt denies that he weighs over
270 pounds.
st. Paul predicts 100000 inhabisants
within ten years.
"A German prince waits on the table at a
New Orleans hotel.
Cincinnati suburbsns are organizing vigi-
lance committees.
Queen Victoria wears her hair az she did
twenty-five years ago.
A Frenchman in Louisiana is going TO
raise poppies for opium.
There have been twenty-five Secretaries
Of State in eighty years.
The Detroit architects have adopted
common schedule of prices.
Twisting his moustache is the great sign
of astonshment in Napoleon Ill.
"A child has been born in Watertown,
having full set Of visible teeth.
John Adams was remarkable as an early
riser, as a great smoker, and as q lover Of
cider
-Berryer's manuscripts and autographs
were pledged some years ago for an annuity
OF $4,000.
Mr. Seward is the only Secretary of State
who has served through the Presidential term
since 1900.
Rev. DR.. Robbins has been leeturing in
Boston on "The Regicide Emigrsnts 10 New
England"
Fred. Douglass Is advertised at Cincinnati,
Ohio, as "the most intelligent cOlored man In
the world"
-Eugenie, it is said, mas recently become
| a spiritualist through the influence Of clever
olairVoyant.
DIR. Clapp, a Trojan, who died recently,
was buried in q coffin which he, foreseeing
the rise in prices, bought ten years ago.
--Mad'lle Rouher, daughter OF the Premier,
| ia 10 marry NJ. Andre, Deputy Of the Gard.
Their united income ia $500, 900 year.
Brother Ignatius has taken to sitting all
night in his ''mOnastery" at Norwich, Eng
land, as a way Of asserting his ownership
The King Of Denmark has fine la6ora-
tory at the castle OF Christi lanourg, ana mas
Instituted some useful processes Ia chemistry
The little son of Captain FinAn, Of the
Montgomery Guards, three and bali years
old. gave an exhibition drill az the Aussc hali'
| Boston, recently "
! The Emperor Napoleon had long faint
! ing fit on the morning OF January 10, wny9 n
| was TO open the Corps Legslau5 but o'o"'
dare to say away.
The Chicago Post knows q literary man
EronShpe. few years ago, in Cincinnati,
be was plain John Henry Brown.
The body Of William Penn lies in . little
oburohyerd about twenty miles frOm London.
The church and surroundings nestle in deep
gorge among hills. The grave is inolOsed In
q little square Of hedge, and no marble on
other ornaments mark the spot.
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to contribute as much as in our power to
diminish the heavy burdens OF the treasury.
The Queen proposes to cede the tenth part
myself 36;000 900 rGs, and my sons, 100000
res from our annual civil lists for the necess'
ties OF the State during the next financial year.
| assure you that, whatever the circumstance,
the country will End me and the royal family
always ready to perform our share in beapnS
the budene OF the State. Believe me to be,
yours a1eCtionately, BUIZ.
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Sentence for MansIouehter.

NEW YORK, Feb. 19.-In the Court of Oyer
and Termiuer to-day, George Greining, charged
with the murder of Patrick Tiernan, in December
last, pleaded guilty of mansiaughter and was
sentenced to two years imprisonment.
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I'm the chapel of the Tuileries were lately
married the heir OF Marshal Ney and the
widow OF Labedoy ores son.
The Mexican papers accuse the President
and Minister RoseOrans of limiting at annexa-
ton In their public utteTances.
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FataISccident.

GARKIsoNs, N. Y, Feb 18.-A son of Professor
Whitehorn, of Union College, New jersey, and
civil engineer ou the Duchess and Columbia
Railroaj }, was thrown from hand car on that
road last night and fatally injured. He was
tWenty.one wears old.
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Arrival of Booths Remains at Ba,tI
more.

Special Despatch TO The Bvent,t0 Telegraph.
BALTIMORE Feb. l9. - The remains of J..
wilkes Booth, the assassin, were deposited to-
day in the undertaker's (Wesver) private vault
in Green Mount Cemetery. They were followed
by his mother and younger brother, and some
others. They are finally to be transferred to the
Baltimore Cemetery. There are lot.holders and
others interested in these cemeteries who are
displeased at the idea of having SO foul an
assassin's remains within their enclosures, and
the natter may yet give trouble.
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ECOND EDITION
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
The Tennessee Militia General
Thomas AdVice-BOOth's Re-
mains in Baltimore.
A LacOnio Telegram from General


Special DespGtoh 10 The Evening Telegraph.
WASHINGTON, Feb. ia State official re-
ceived q Letter from Major'General Thomas yes
terday, plainly intimating that the sooner the
Tennessee militia were disbanded the better, as
General Grant would after his Inauguration
see that peace was preserved without the aid
of such troops.
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NORWICH, Feb. ls.-In the Corbin Kldder
murder jury was drawn in ten hours. Lyman
Treman conducts the prosecution and j..
Parker the defense.
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THE EUROPEAN MARKETS.
" Atlantic Cuble.
This Mornings Quo tatiOns.

LONDON, Feb. 1s-A. M-Consols, SO for both
money and account United States 5.20s
7S4. American stock market steady; Erie, 244;
illinois Central, 964; Great Western, 37s.
PARIS. Feb. 18-A. M.--rhe Bourse is firm.
Rentes, 71f. 27c.
IIvERPooL, Feb. 18-A. M.-Cotton market
fiat middling uplands, 1ls@12d.; middling Or
leans, 12t@124d. The sales to-day are estimated
at 5000 bales.
Corn is quoted at 32s. Cd. for old.
HAvRE Feb. 18.-Cot.on closed quiet last
night at 1891 on the spot.
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This Afternoons Quotations.

LONDON Feb. ls-1 p. M.-U. S. 5-20s. 7s5.
American stocks steady; Illinois Central. 96s
Atlantic and Great Western, SO.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 19-l 2. M.-Provisions dull.
TallOW. A5s. Cd.
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The Rev. P. V. Nasby received three
votes in the Massachusetts, Legislature, sstur-
day, as preacher of the next election sermon.
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Markets by Telegraph.

NEw YORK Feb is Cotton dull and heavy; 400
bales sold st 29c. Flour onll and dec ined b99loc;
State IS S06g720 OHIO s8 1903 30 western. 50 $50
$40: Southern $4,000 1850; California t8s.20 old
and ts O 65 for sales of co bbis. Wheat dull
slSs@l co. white Michlean at " l2a. Corn anli and
declined L.; sales OF 81 mixed Western
Ss@s1c. Oats dull aud declined To-; sales OF q 900
bushels at zee aloat; and Tx 10 store. Beef quie
quiet: free, 95.
NEw York Feb IS stocks unsettled. Gsola, lsAhS.
Exchange, So; 52Os, 1852 il4sz; do 1854, Ill; do.
einia S 81 Missouri g. 81 Canton Company, 60 Gum.
berlsnd preferred. 35 New York Central, 8lk Read
Ing, e21S Hudson River, o5: Dichigan Central, lle;
Michigsn Southern, 49, Illinois Central Al: Oieye-
land and Pittsburg, SO: Cleveland and Toledo l04A:
Chicago and Rock Island. 1891: Pittsburg and Fort
Wayne. 49,
uplands held at 29c Flour In good demand aud nm
changed. Wheat Gull: prime Valley red, f2200l2 80
Corn opened nrm and closed dull; white. 9o69s5c.
yellow, Ss090c. Oats firm at 70@75c. Rye him at
sides. l7@@l72lc; clear do, ls'f@ls%c; Shoulders.
l5IS@l55<C,; Hams. 2lc. Lard quiet at 2lc
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ARRIVED THUS NORnITNa

Steamship WhirlWiDd, Geer, 80 hours from PrOvI.
deDce with mdse. to ID. s 5tetson q Co.
steamship Eanita, Freeman, 20 hours from New
York, with mase to Jehn f. Ohl. "
Schr Wave ORE st. Davis, 10 days from Havana with
molasses to Isaac Housh Il MoFPiH
SchE VandRlia, Campbell, day from LepsIC, Del.
with grain 70 Jos. Il. Palmer
Correspondence o. tts Philadelphia Eech0n0e
LEwEs, Del Feb 1916 r. nj -Brigs Harry Stewart
at the BIeakwater.
BAraue Black Brothers. for Rotterdam ana schr f.
st. Clair Edwards for SaguA both from Phiad ephlA
went 10 sea this morning. Wind NV; blowing fresh.
JOSEPH LAFkTRA.
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MEMORANnA-

Barque Relwa. frop Liverpool for PhiIadelphia
was spoken Jan. ~ LAY. 49, long 20.
BaTque bOyle, hay. hence at Antwerp % inst.
BRIquentine Charles Mccarthy. Barclay, from
Falkland Islsnds returned TO Buenos Ayres Dec. 2e
and was chartered 10 proceed no the Parana river
with government stores.
BAIque 9ofr edo. Balsamo, hence, at Gibraltar 29d
ult. and sailed 26th for Genoa.
BaTgue Potosi ooa heet, hence for Leghorn, sailed
from Gibraltar 2lst ult.
Brig A. q. TitcOmb, Tltcomb, sailed nom Cardenas
9th inst for a port north OF HatteraB
Brig Josephine. Lincott. sailed from CardSnaA 9th
inst. for q port north OF Hatteras
Brig John Shay, Nick ersOn. from Palermo for Phi.
ladelpbls was spoken 18th inst. 100 miles q by n OF
SANDY Hook.
instant.
scbT ThCs. sinnckSon, DioksrsOn. hence. at Glen.
scSP Sophia Wilson. Newell, for Philadelphia,
sailed frC m OardenRA OH inst
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V0lnnteef, Jones, New FORK, = r, Ohl
schr Mary Il. ooyne Facemtre, Brooklyn, k5innick.
sohr II. @. WhilldeA. Robinson. Boston, de-
echr William Wilson, Bacon, Salem, do
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA ........FEBRUARY
CLEARED THIS HORNIr
For additional Marine Ne,us see Inside Pages

STATE OF THERMOMETERS AT THn EVENING TELR.
GRAPH oKBICB.
A N ,,,,,..,,92Il IL A. M.......4 q p.