The New York Herald Newspaper, December 28, 1851, Page 4

NEWS BY THE MAIL errr DISASTROUS FIRE IN PHILADELPIA. Several Persons Killed and Injured, &c., dic., de. Our Philadelphia Correspondence. Prrapanriia, Deo. 27, 1351. A moat calamitous fire, this morning, has replaced the ‘Kossuth excitement in the public mind, the Governor having left for Baltimore. The fire commenced in Hart's block. extending along Sixth street, above Chesnut, about two hundred feet, which, as well as the Shakspeare Block on the opporite side of the street, was totally de- molished, the walls of both being razed almost to the foundation. The law book store of the Messrs. Johason, and tho Eagle Hotel, on Chesnut street, were also gutted by the fire. The loss of the Mesars. Johnson, in books, stereatype plates, and other materials, is estimated at $40,000. J. M. Moore’s store, adjoining, was deluged by the water, and the stock damaged to $5,000. The new store of Lindsay & Blackiston,on Sixth street, was damaged slightly by the fire, and deluged by water, injuring bis stock to $12,000. The other sufferers are, Mason won music mnie im meng oereay borer Birch. and 1. Buckingham, tailor shops; James y, venitian blind maker; John Chew, barber; Mr. Babes’ segar store; New York hat store; John M. Butler, copper-plate printer; John Warr, letter’ engraver; A. B. Walter, por- trait painter; Wm. B. Gibom, wood engraver; Dusen- berry & Btarr, stereotype founders; John F. Dusomb, bookbinder; F. Parker, pega of the extensive oyster saloon, and Mr. , the owner of the . The billiard saloons of Mr. Hudson and BH. J. Park were destri and Dr. Sehenck’s beautiful store. Osis Blood, of letter eh, with T. 8. Quinn, wire worker; James H. Watson, boot maker; Sleeper & Jeannesett, jewellers, and Messrs. McUolgan, are among the sutferers in the Sbakspeare buildings. The Union Fencibles’ armory, in the same building, wes completely destroyed, with their musketa. The real estate gy ad principally to Abra- ham Hart, Wm. H. Winder, the Messrs, Johnson, andthe Holahan estate. ‘The most lamentable part of the calamity is the loss of Life amd injury to the firemen that has attended it. It is well understocd that W. W. Haly, Erq. @ prominent member of our bar, was killed by 0 18 falling of a wall of Hart's building. Le was in the neighborhood when the fire broke oul, sad wes assisting the police to carry out goods from a music store, whey the upper portion of the wall came down and crushed him beneath it. His body bas not yct been recovered, but the police are now searching for it. Two negro men were also killed by auo- ther failing wali, but bave not been recognized. ‘Three members of the Marshal's police were injured: one, officer Grant. of the city, is not expected to live. Several firemen were injured) and a great mumb + over. come by the intense cold. The water froze ia the bose. and fires Lad to be kindled sround the plugs to keep the streams from freezing. The Chesnut street theatre was saved with dificult ‘as was also the State House buildings. The west end cupola was several times on fire. On one oecasion, a ra- Jaicey was heard to ray, “ ‘Iwent doto le: that down ne how—down wid der machins Th loss cannot be iess than $200.00 t more than halt of which was insured Our Baltimore Correspondence, Barrimone, Dee. 25, 1851. © n BaltimoreKossuth’s Reception—Views of the PeoplemParade Decided Upon—Hospitality to gers, $e Christmas was a day of ‘he most mecry and joyfal character in this city, among oldand young. The prac- tice that bas so long prevailed in New York. on New Year's day, of a plentiful supply of egg-nog aad other dainties of the season being spread in every parior. and @ general interchange of friendly visits, been introe duced in Baltimore es one of the accompaniments of Christmas day,and was very generally obserbed yester- day throughout thecity. The boys, too, with their ne does. ab crackers, fre works, and other combi bag ter, widen anatrenned ‘The rece} areecnen eames oh Deaied veh acivic and mittey proceso aw as to the pecker bis etn Komi’ 's doctrine of intervention is so extremely un- Serer fn ale city, ak mieny tool and « i a plan & bers, tn taatt sansizton orn patriotism and love ‘of country exhibited by K: vata ‘are willing to accord to him all the honors to which he te 80 eminently entitled, whilst treat the intervent —S Some mubener es committee eas ac would be er Keesutit wil however be cordially and hospitab! enthusiastically entertained in Balttmore, end will find no one here to flatterand cajole cay Tim asaiag Kane io vieternd aay him andi Jaden rebuke and insult him, as has been the case in New Yor! ané Philadelphia. Baitimere knows too we! how to en- that. under the floor of the Library ; manatee |» wall where they enter, ‘an aperture is found enough to admit particles of such light and combust! materials as are uted in kindling fires. The firesin these rooms were made up iat balt-past alx o'clock end « quar. ter before eight the. Library was found to be on fire, im- bw . iy over this aperture —Washineton Telegraph, Mos Law in tre Curnoxer Nation —We learn, from the Fort Smith Herald, that a Creek [ndian, who was charged with killing a Mrs. Ratliffand a Mveprrovs Enxcounts twer saye—On Sunday ovening, ‘eftray (ook place in the pes of Lafayette House. between two iy Rd Jas. @ Childress and Jas. R. Robinson, both nte of this city, in which the latter was kilkd. We give the as we heard them Previously teen friends, had been tagether been most day’ sad and some yt 14th inst, an but @ month, and wasa clerk in the hard. ware store of Barney Bros. Childress disappeared ‘soon after anda large reward bas been offered for his appre- heneion as resided im Mobile a year or m 4d last winter was second clerk on cne of the river stea Tua Deratcation or | Tox —Wo published an eccoual of the ds to Mesars, Mixer The Commonrcrotth ea: defaulter to the amo escape detection by falsification of the booka. The money is supposed to have been lost in gambling, and the falter, it id mp joates parties in high standing partic ent to him so costly. @sappeared and is net found to auswe inst bim. not having been seen «i rueeday, when he wee driving over tly x Thisde faleation of » young man so undoudtingly trusted will causerome anxiety amon merchants, and a deep scrut! ny of books. Bradford is about thirty years good family, unmarried, but hava mother liviag case is another loud warning to merchants and mea of roperty, that they have a deep interest in laws executed whieh corrupt t W. Bravroro few days since, by tel of Teanc W Bradford. clerk % Bos. res nas having OWT inst those fasbionall> esta), she morals ofthe yous a a Fine ano Loss “or Lirk IN 7 +A. firs broke eee ane mazaing at two o'cloc! ‘ia the extensive 'y store jesere. Hi 1d Ol.iespie, onite the Mansion House, Troy. spread With great siete Ba and in rpite of the eflorts of the firemen, the ilding. (with mont of its contents) was destroyed ‘There was an insurance of $10,000 on the is im the 2 Troy Mechanic's Mutual, which will probal lons. This fire resulted in the death of « young vente tee name of Pearce. a student in the Troy Tautitete.. He was a the pipe of owe of the pi-4 when the wali fell im upon him, burying him beneath the ruins, from whence after two hours of incessant labor, he was taken out horribly mutilated and quite dead. Two ot! youss men—Moters. Payne and Vail—were conelderebly in. Jared -—Alhany Register, 20th inet Fata, Err or THE : Late Story, Cleveland Plaindeater comtains the part! i = late storm. town of Fem ei eold. Kitsap A iA man Felton, 05 years of was in @ well to 4 had gone for 4 Lape J ™ - 2, Menlo Church im Thirteenth street, Sabbath ersary; evening. hee Hall, corner of Hester street and the paw By D.Marsfeld—Subject : ‘The Bustle of the Great Day.” Evening. py ness HJ Eddy. Bubd- Cannon street ject: a Divinity of Eleventh street Baptist Presse Rey. ‘T. L, Morris, afternoon and eveni ‘sary, Baptist Church, corner Sabbath School Anniver of Hammond and Factory aroha eventing Bt. Stephen’s Church; Rev. Joseph Price, DD, even- Ei atversi aubbath Bi! ; Rev Hosea Ballou, mbrning. eaten hool Missionary Association A lecture on Eves iv Mrs, hata is to preach eth Shure 306 Allen street; evening. ivan etreet. CONGREGATIONAL, Bancon TieoL0cicar Seauvany.—The efforts to secure funds to endow two rshipa in Basgor Theoio- gical Seminary, have proved successful A correspondent of the Puritan Recarder gives aa account of @ meeting of pastors and delegates from Hampden county, Mass.. at st Bpringtei to learn the state of religion, and to tng) ge and adopt mra- sures to promote the cause of Ghrist within their borders. From the statements of rs and deisgstes, it ap- Yt about one fourth of the white population er attended any place of public worship on the “aubbath. Of three hundred and sixty heads of families in one parish, one hundred and sixty were found, who are not connected with any reiigious society, and de not go to the sanctuary from year to year, ‘At Barre, Mass., some ten or twelve persons have been vhjects of conversion A revival hasbeen in —— at Saxonville, Mass., for some weeks ps i tothe Methodist society. The revival in Phiili 4 demy at Andover, Mass., has extended to the Female Seminary in the same place. of which more than twenty members have become hOpeiylly converted. ISCOPAL. Paoaness Or Ivnovarion.—We take the following from the Western Episcopalian :—“A short time ego ipister ofone of the various denominations which abound ia the land, filled the pulpit of a rector of one of the most prominent parishes in the diocese I 4m iaformed that several other instances of the same sort have lately occurred in other places. Waa it not known that this practice is contrary to canon’’’ Canpioarss ror THe Minisray —The number of stu dents in the New York Theolopival Seminary is fifty- three, in the Virginia Seminary twenty-eight. Additions are expe.ted to the classes of both institutions. Tur Bisnor of Care Towx, Arnica.—To insure the diacipline of the diccess, he makes himself the master of the clergy; and, om the same principl sists that all property intended for ths use of ths church shal! be phd simply to the see. PRESBYTERIAN Revivats —The Presbyterian Herald states. that the Presbyterian church of Lebanoa, Ky. and Bethel church in the same vicinity, are enjoying the out- pourings of the Holy Spirit. In the former church about fifty persons have expressed a hope. A correspondent writes to the N, Y. Observer, that the Presbyterian churches in Richmond, Va. are revived, and that sinners are converted. The Bi ag ltvy 0}. server mentions a revival is =a ‘he same yper epeaxs of a great revival at Qornersville, Tenn. Cumberland ewe at Lebanon. Pa . under the care of the Cumberland big hes we rising to distinction. The Banner that “the collegiate year has opened try Department und Sity-Bye in the Law Schon, wad je Law School; a1 daly arrivals afford en: encouraging prospects that the en- tire number will ey exceed raat class numbers 25. ‘The theological FP Mvanay’sOnvech.—The first Presbyterian church . New Jersey, which was built during Revolutionary war,is in eourse of being fed Tse It is to oo ears De Richa ‘icho! slse Murrey las Murray is = METHODIST. Parorosey Revouvtion in tHe Bret: « —The highly re- Methodts Wealeyan ta has been i OB, ommasadty. py ak ibject of Their annual Con- ference is comp eed entirely of Ministers, who make all Beanie 7 For =a sueciont Aeatuian Megane i the ‘Choctaw won he bo Vacant Bears a os Cuvrcans —Am the Fo say Move the remarks of Wood, the itor Gee Sogn tervice Bad begun, m0 per no Tati they wee ir oF a R. vi @ person a having any person adinitten into his pew, it wae he was u; oF the, somamaneeens oily 5 PRigh my, Ae December 20th, the Rev. Dr. Robin- have made his name familiar in the and ‘world, sailed from this port. in the Arctic. to the winter in German; $0 Palestine, and to proceed: forward with thone invent gations, Which he has fc = on with so much success. We regret to learn that the Rev, Ge:rge Schenck, Pas- tor of the Reformed Dutch Desc Cheese of Bedminster, N. J, having returned on Sabbath afternoon from ashing. ia a remote part of his neig! d, was struck with para- Iynis ; one-half bis ‘body bs tirely beyond his ‘con- trol, and be not poe k except in monosy!la- bles. An agent of the Tract SoBlety, who bas visited the act- tors in the Southern partoflinois during the past year. says that an Of One-half were ascertained to be Fond that from one third to one: Ole copy of the Bible verage unable to read or ee ffth were without a ‘There are about Afty thousand Old School Presbyteri- ens in Pennysivania CITY TRADE REPORT. Sarvnvay, Dec. 27-6 P. M Asses varied little, though the day's sales reached 5) bble., and the inspected stock 1,960 d». of both kinds. Be¥apercr rs —Flour was more active, the sales con- of 12,009 bbis.—No. 1 Canadian, won Southern, at $4 50 » $4 6: and ordinary State. with mixed to fancy Western, at $450 8 a 75. Rye flour fetched $3 50 for 100 bbis. fine; and Jersey neal $3 25 for 50 bbis. on the previous rates. Wheat, rye, bariey, and oats seemed inanimate, while of corn there were 6,000 bushels mixed Western bought at 67 a 68c —an advance. tow.—The disposition with expo:ters has been to wait the receipt of the Canada’s letters before operating, which bas caused a dul! market to-day, the sales only amounting to 660 bales at one eighth of a cent easier prices on the lower grades. Corres.—There were 100 bags Rio taken at $°(c. a 9c. Market quiet Farionts.—As shippers were wait for letters per Canada, en; ments were light. To svesgogts cotton was at 516d; grain at Sd w 3d, and cheese at 208. To London, flour was at 1s. 1¢d. ‘ naval stores rt Py ads. 3d., and cheese at 20s ; beef im tierces at 4s. a ds. 6d., ‘and 100 bundies reeds were taken ‘at 28. To Glasgow, 1,600 bbls. flour were engaged at ls. 7d. hae Sd change to uotiee in rates to Havre or Fratners continued scarce, at 350. a ade, 400, for live geese, per lb. 500 quintals cod have been purchased at Frsw.—Some e270 $2 8746 Per atl —the former Prot = ¢8 Malaga raisins were picked up at $1 65; 500 half do. at 90c.; and 30 bbis. Zante cur- rante at 640, Hay retailed at 75 » 80c. per 100 Ibs., cash. Hewe seemed very dull, at $115 s $125 for undressed American. PB gene Say Loe is about 100,000; be mpm ht, and sales unimportant, being confined to small of laws which are to govern themsecives aud their by SNe setae om ae was held = for core of itting la; ‘Delege to the Annual age. Or y yg Deageien on neral Conferences of their An sxecutive committe of twenty was 7 of March. ‘2 *, stations and cir. Oburch, to consider the propriety of the proposed mea- fare, abd adopt the necessary means to secute the ob- Mernoois in Inpiava.—The Rev. Dr, Kavanaugh, bee) resided in Indiana for many years, but is now editor of the Louis Christian Ad:ocate, @ new paper started by the Methodist Church in het city, quotes 8 pars. pa, about Methodism in Indiana in coanection wit! tics of that State and says:— We endorse ot ¢ statements here made as true, and rather regret to state the fact there are inducements to join the Lon among F Chureh in Indiame for political we fear, attaches too many Political as- Saoomts to 1 church from purely selfish mot: BAPTISTS. Bartists 1x Manyiao.—In the State of Maryland there is eply one church to every 20,000 iobabitants, and but acher to every 30.000 inhabitents. The ition of the State numbers | 65,000, of whom rents bavi churches in them. there are In twelve counties, as far aa is not « oo misai tod many a NO villages — Cong. Journal. Mr John Pree 1 K ~ag A, sneer se the We Methodist de: Se as minister on the 2 2a inet otk Bafield, Tompkins county, N Y., and installed pastor of the church at that place Newton Turorocweat Ixeniretion.—The mr ay of students in dttendance at this institution the present omen pee clans, 6; middle class, 18; jantor el 7 Ter a LUTHERAN Rev. Mx. Gaerswato for twenty years has been the pas- tor of the Lutheran Church in New Philadeiphis,Ohio. [le bas delivered 6060 sermons, lectures and addresses on hae joined 422 4 the hot bonds of ae ji 422 o iy matrimony; bas performed In EO services at ovar 1,000 burials: bas baptized over 2.000 persons and hes comfirmed 792 as members of his church. Hereafter, he will be one of the editors of the Lutheran Stendard. and pastor of an English congregation in Columbus —Tuscaravas (0.) Adeocate. Jenny Linp's Proreasononie —The Lutheran Standard states that Jenn; on ee, during her recent visit to Co- lumbus. made to Lutheran University « donation of Afteen hundred dollars. as the comme noement of an en. | dowment fora Scandinavian profeworahip for the benefit of her countrymen. the Bwedes. N, avd Danes and their descendants in America Until the profesor. ship is fully endowed, the interest ix to be devoted to oung men NW TARTAN AND UNIVERSALIST vviLen Tamovecicar Bcnoo. —There ate five pro three of them residents and wholly devoted to school, and two who visit it aanuaily as lecturers, te Senior class numbers six studemts; the Middle. tea; the Junior, fourteen--total, thirty Univensatism my New Yor dor anys" The caure of mercial emporium of the Union. and its immediate cixity, is in ® bealthful and highly prosperous condi- tien. The older societies not only maintain their ground, but are blessed with ge al and permanent growth. Their churches are crowed. and de mands for more room are incessant tian Ambasea ersalism in the o ROMAN CATHOL The Freman's Journal copies {rom the in which Bishop apoten of as Lord Archbiehop of lew Yor The Reman Catho shop of Bavlaio in a pastoral letter to bis clergy and laity, lays down the following prayer for the season — ‘0 Ged. who, by thy inelfable Providence. didat deign to elect St Joseph to be the spouse of thy most Holy Mother, grant, we beseech thee, that *® may merit to have as intercessor in heaven him whom we ~*metate a+ protector on eartl go par lits Grace le, Biehop ateh aauuum> participated im the o casion. MISCELLANRO CoraBeasine ov a Temrie.—The fer, R clay writes from Fuh Chah, to the Met) of Mirsions, that | Hquoriee root; 47 to labor as ministers among the sndinavian prpelation bales Eastern changed hands to-day at 30a Pine Dea yo Near 60 tons Soeteh pig found buyers at $20 75, Larus.—Eastern continued scarce at $2 50 per M, Leather --The stock - this city is not far from the hands of strong Kastern manufac im in January from that uar- inglad, though but experi- Nae spirited enquiry is looked jutionary movements on the ecnti- lead to an onli consumption of that arti. w Yorkis pe pa! the largest hide aad leather mart ‘world, and affor he best assortment of these as ; good damaged, 90. to le | pocr. damaged, j, 00k, boot leather, 200. to S20 ; light slaugh- ‘S80: ish. 17¢. to 19e ; upper. in rough, fe. ; calf, do. 200 tod0c. The sales of sole for the year, it is supposed, will reach 2 500.000 Lim —Common Rockland was held at $1 03 a $1064, without > Rosen have been 150 bbly. Louisiana dis- poeed of at 28c., cash. an gallons linseed realized 620. a 630., cash. Provisions presented no new features of interest. The business embraced 900 bbis. prime and mess pork, at $13 6 o ad end $150 $15 25; 120 do. and mesa bed & $5\,, and $854 @ $11; 100 do. lard. at Se. Ibs. bacon, at T ige., 5 2 tad tei mode of dod aret good flr, 0: Coe 936 oe ee Bricea were slowly dealt in at 900.0 for No.1 mut- megs; 86e a 90. formers; 28e. for cassia; 180. a 190, for cloves; 120, for Jemeica pimento, and 9',0. a 9 }¢o. for Bumatre vor tb. pee eee ey were 100 bbls. ae oe and 40 hhds. drudge, at 2%¢., pany) -¥ he tales teached $000 tbe. prime, in Lots, Wauseon —Very little was done in Polar, to-day, at Te . per |b.—the er ‘oou~ week, was extremely quist, the rations ander 6,000 ibe common 30d Merino at Sle. othing transpired in fleece, lunported thie cooks 12 bales. IMPORTATIONS OF THE WERK REDING DECEMBER 26. Biraciiine Poworne—45 casks. Brieti + s—2 caake bristles. Coxx—5 lighters coke Coar— 24@ tors coal mile flowers ; 264 cases liquorice paste; 2933 bundles baskets do.; 10 baskets (ua beams, 6 ceroons indie” Dres--8 casme ino dye; jog woot Dyrwoon--278,900 I! 0 baies flock. 600 toms guano t#=-16 bales, 600 pieces gunny cloth; 116 ides 4 bales deer skins 64 barrela. 4 tierces hone: 658 bare, 751 bundles, 255 tons p'y; 4 bundles | sheet; 24 bundies tubes 4,079 bats railroad iron. Levan 6,021 pigs lead yang coake skivers: 19 hogsheads akine; 1 bale leather Laser Je juncheons lime juice Mo. asses--140 hogsheads molasecs 094 rol!s matting 59 casks whiting 9,000, 983 boxes, 1,269 qra., 25 fifths, 104 cares, 8 barrels cegare; 60 cases (ierman do. Bric xa—T8 bbla 400 pockets, 147 bags dry ginger; 1°,- 066 mate onsnia; 242° bade pimento Barrrrine ‘i664 bage salt tre. Sa. 1---16813 bushels, 1,617 do. Sravi--1)8 bale 45 cases steel Srinits—06 puncheons rom, 25 cases spirite 646 sacks ealt. Brro---6000 bags. 100 pockets linseed. Tiv--6.540 poxes tin plates, 999 bones term plates Tra-- 1gi8 kgs tea Woon. - dies willow; ieces, 218 logs maho- * aay; 196 pi ors a oes ed Mf 164 sticks gramadiila wood; 1 log satio Wine —209 cae, 1 hada , Bloasks wine Wisvow Grase--1.778 boxes wisido.” slaee RECEIPTS OF PRODUER, DECK MEER Bo. Katy Rartmoan.—No reel paper cheese, 171 None 640 Sar 82 do. whir- ale, 8240. beef, 85 hogs, 4 casks 8 lote of oats in bulk = pois or jptouee ore, 27, 1884. 1 Kare Raitnono--67 packages butter, $3 do. poultry, 3° LY pA Tt dS flour, % =f acks oats, 2 cars cattir, iver, 3 bates and 5,045 sides leather ma paapag By New Havew Rattnoan--643 Poultry, 087 do. cheese, 267 ‘Venison, 67 casks ashes, 640 By New p+ Me x AND Harvest Ratwnoan-—Cattle. 236 bows ine" 10 do.; calves, 118 do; sheep, 2600 do. : live, § do; do, dressed, 20,697 iba; mutton and 474 to poul 9 do; alee, «18 en ao vackeheat our, 8 1S loge: bay, tse eee | iron, 19 tons ; timber, 10 do, ‘kages butter 54 Jo. aides leather, 10 pos. Telegraphic Heports. Lerunce, widow of the late Abra- juested to P.M. On Saturdey morning, December the late Captain John a ‘The friends of the family, an 8. Williams, are invited to a. the funeral, day, at 2o’clock P.M.,from her late Madison street. On Nose December 27, of oem Ausuns, infant daughter of William and Hannah E. EUSA KA igor apec er at half-past 1 o’clock, from No. 91 Bo In mer of i last, in New Orleans, Joun this city. He was for many years ‘ire Department in this city, aa well as in New Or- MARITIME INTELLIGENCE SRwonnnete os of the Ocean Steamers, " Mor! ow ‘Broshor Jonathan. New York. To Oovsconentien ta, slanting of vessels and others, furnishing Marine News vo his paper, would confer a fever by sealing their communi- cations ALMANAC— DECEMBER 28, -T8 oom Rue, ovm aera. PORT OF NEW YORK, DEO. 47, 1861 288 Mtoe warae Steamship Alabama, ween LL, hb. tea ip oodbull, favanna' L Mitohilt. Steamship Matioa, Berry, Caszleston, Spotters, Tilvston * Sp Albers Gallas, Delano, Lives ship aay Fi Hambu ol, Grin }» Min- WS Smith. » ED Eeeve. & Co aan, Caracas one Perkins & Co fan. Say Douglass, “Gtensda. i & Wott Indies 5B. ete eine Bias ac Behe Alonto, Cordon, Newborn, NC, Flath & Co. Bebr Eusabeth Aan, Krause, NG, Bateman & "BE Mankio, Wyats, ht so & Louden. EE EER an Bleep’ Bea Witch, toe p America, prewar B..% Noyih wkd (pkt Py Londea oI pk he N has hed s succession of westerly gales on the Piabip Siddona (9h), Howas, Liverpool, Tors eee Tileston & low 171 F came in contact ay). < Kate & Alice, Low, Malaga, Nov 9, passed Gibraltar i Yo Fe Mickerson. "Dee 1, lan 33 Bear 7 Adama Brown, Demon, 4 4ay% Behr Kichmonas Peoros, days Below. A Brem brig, with Aino, a bark’and os ~ in the 4 A aire broke out leat night a tow on tens an fngede kr ee Rear ee gateee oy ree tema aee anne relents he uandng an foe shi 2 the Bor pl en elo 9 being a in eater |? =zl Deo 37— Wh s sunrise, wen, The river and bay ie J c fren a "Relay from ingens. at Gravesend. =n eine a doiph, from Antwerp: after re} 7 Ths ‘The De! phos, ¢ Crowell, of mi ak t for, hae arr here, ith Tove of salle, having expe- thenced 8 heavy gale i. Celegraphic mat Lom tg mron, Deo 26. scare Al- Boston jerths, bria Calvert. sehrs Geo ailed Barris, and at Philadelphia. Arrived—Ship Rio Grande, Miscellaneous, Siu dte ig Sern aig Rake i while ye h ve gh carried awa Jat sad pase asoed oe liteed he rulter va from Brio HR Meier Nouvitas for this LTS ites weet ot ang 2 noraing of 25th inet. Bhs is badly on, an: 1 abe ar a ee Wee tent . is consigned to J W Bl 16 Tarrow, Holmes, (rom at Havana, on br] same Feerienege pe me and shortly Scour New Pt. ‘Trem 5 Cape Neddick in the sow i seem of Mad! inen. ‘Hor Sens wore pared, et eae one ot raat fomps and Hs ven v0 ‘them on shore. ne mon Oe wae very oe ee spores Babe era, = _ ives: rte ‘as datas hey Wart Gri, of the Mandir, oC NBedioré, eS ~y i £m Newport, B, for NOr- from Liverpool for NYork, Deo 22, lat te (now), from Bath for Ponsacols, Deo li, ei te! an awe eee FF Ygerk (Oob 25) tor Moram- MC, for Bath, 234 inst, pai 0 a wore for Matagorda, Deo 9, of BW poe eae Tenis, from Norfolk for Jamaica, 24 inst, las Susan, of and for Boston, anit Dee sa aah at tome if ftom For te ease we 2—sld Ports is Chasemert ea en = co Carthdgeus), MY ork; eras, =Ary snp Be En) t Pedriok, NOrloans. pty yr i. ic Bost ERDAM, Paul a ey a see Pests, tr Resta bes vk for Ci ets Avon, big Sry Manseizizs, Dec 6—Brig Rapid (Swed), Jansen, for Bos- ou rersene, OF rig Poultney, Mouats, from Balti- ranean, Dos id~-Borks Loulss, Lindsay, for Philadel ‘ for York, 40; John Sy atelios, Gnsoes ieee eerie crag wig baat a acd ikoteh Com: ce for "asic dg; and 20—Barks Busan W Lind, Lang, from = Marsala, for NYork; Marmo: bales, sive f for N York; NOrleans; bi tie » Nvort; zak ae Weight, Worthing: ‘York, ‘anc. .ci800)--Ships 2 you > are 23th: 4 been sshorein the rivor, and Son ship Lantao, Brad! ph for NYork, roa: TA-No am vessel Ha 7—A 7 briga Baily, Fl Vista, MVorktP T Neves, ‘Boddie Aieet ant Taste, oan yd Argiro (Aus), for N York; large part ship Tatmtson, ana rh, Mey, ah, Lady bs. Ocb 2 for = Janciro, pur back me Ports. APALACHICOLA, Desdonsr back Yorktown, ‘ALBXANDRL bad J hmeyy taped boun: Lying oprosite Canton, a ear Crane Island, schr TQ Thompson, King, from be Fort Washington, a NYork psoket, said to be the Fairfax; also, two other sea sohrs, and two oraft of some Ay iy aa halt Polleys, Rio Jane! fortipe Lucas, whi with windlass in) a other ‘Tho schr D Phillips came up as far as Crane Islaad, bub weak down tolook or wha BOSTON, Deo 25—Arr ship Rosbuck (now, of Boston), Walden, bunk; brig orto Cabello, Grows; NYork. » beter snd eee well, ips Geneva, Tucker, Caloutts, July 23; Tolas- sar, Wood, Charleston; echr Grevel > Philadel- ea 3 ‘The outer sta- ion reports & brig, which was seen during the day on Rem Hitcher ioh bcaan mpeiuangun aaghe P| Oy Y Mobile; bark Union, Kendrick, Colburn, for Boston, lag; brig id ship Charles Sprague ce | W HA le an Pan, ree Bo- fas Hn it ae aes tight sara age, | See "OTE are Deo sobre F: Hardy, New eres =e a beets , lata "eet ig tafe re or oo, raring Rowton, cl Bick uta Fils, near rie Vendelier, Pea: iiriacaianr, Dee 22—Sid brig Borneo, Hodgion, Car- “WARREN, Deo 26, AM Bark prcereey Barney (now), for Apalachicola, ee even 1 ror -empeyoome 3. Buenos Avaxe—Lubeck bark Alma—W 1, Sinker. rs Sailed. LA Havana ann whe iberes | © Seo oe for Me Hil W Ww 5) lon and indy Hi a a on "ad Reis, Bary emer vee Sie as ia abana seh fy Beckles, Mise ey “yep | ~ he enti iG nase Bing py rium Myo MAIL ak Cg ty = papi ierret, “wabip Now Orleans, leaving Bee Rs fan iB OF SAILING Y—ON! RANGE On 3! i@ DA oO i ¢ TEROUGE On Janu mee Me ie CiTY, 4,000 tons, J. Tanner, Cor ak Friday, January 9h, ak precisel A fier pier a4 the foot of Warren street, rine R., with tho govern~ transferrea: o'clock, OHIO, ‘une, ty tons, J. Fin Satu + ae aoa i We fe Sureed ov coeur of Warrsa. NDEP’ iM PAN: Liisi Se Bent aay, U- ate is tess" ewe iy Por 0. hag attained aa eminence ach of tae Bra- faasion, accond to none in America. were ail in. need. of medical or aid may a) wi! aes vat 0 Ft wit withs Deets b women ot Ws Univers of New Fork. 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