The New York Herald Newspaper, January 4, 1857, Page 10

8 NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, JANUARY 4, 1857. NEW YORKERS IN 4 perity of our country ts now @ subject of admiration and ‘The Friends on New Year's Day. Beamer Chas Ongood, Smith, Norwich. St Stephea, NB. (The Joha We 4 KE 1OWA pees ener or IOASION OF A MEW MEETING ROUSE Bervunep—Brig Carolia ‘of Baily Miagils, hence (or re; sia Kare ace Oar Geral age Excelsior, to by Ex-Mayor Kilbourne. ‘The congregation of Friends formerly worshipping in ‘Pipadeiebie Deck. ee come te sncher ay 4 pak. . FESvIVAL OF TBk SONS OF NEW YORS, AT THE ee re ee eae Canal, gre ted ene, — Rose street for over thirty years mot on New Year’s day, | tion po 5 hich wea corasioned by Nemeande Dee 4-08, agree (ivems the tenes cael atin Den 40 qre'tionably was, wholly of that manware, | for ho Ast time, in thelr how mestiag Bouse, whish has | hereto! ihe Dork, Ge waa grounded in the saree ak" Rares, Olde! Miramich 3p : Kroner Towa, Dec. 25, 1856 Saen etwas’ turoish. ™ bevel Set een somnpiel, te Smsety <eneele eeneety bewees | will sall again as oom as the weather permias bi 4 ng Louis ian Bile, Eyles ad and JO The reunion of the Gone of New York, at the soulptor can . Fifth and Sixth avenues. i o sock ars Bpotod, Rieu arrived yesterday from Ly Cans, Bee Monterey, Mayo, Savannah m4 Hew Billings House last night, was one of the most suc- | Several responses, | ao von gg | Tue house is in strict Keeping with the characteristics | Aesnme venpedl, ne Speers, %, George Marshall, Cooper, Savannah’ Contest, Pits, for ceasft# and briliant affaire—probably the most 80— | giyany the frst steamboat that ever accomplished a | ° that religious denomination. There ls no unnocessary | lecher Baltic, all dows thaler Deo 18—Arr Hope, of anything that has yet come off in our beautifal | guscessful trip—a fact tbat will give perhaps to the name | ornamentation to be geen in avy part of the edifice, and | would eee Baty ere panned, down teal adi Bo! api eqs and flourishing city. Gotten up almost impromptu, | Of that noble river, in long distant’ years, a keoner in- | gil was plain, neat, substantial and usofai. The cost | to Rietrobipe Auauuta Ravannels Marion, Charleston: Boa. | ek, Poser, Aptwery for Cardi fang ad) tok J Waknd wal: its numbers astonished all that were present. terest than the many others remniscences of te pant, was less than thirly thousand dollars—a marked inflict meee, & ‘4c, and all anchored at Quarantine on account ee nad loss of (wo nen en a ‘aed wards of sixty sat down to the loaded tables, while that Iierally teem among the mountains and valeys one t be yo the day NNE, with snow. ‘DuncENess, Dee 14—Off, Ciderivom, teaon the kindly g ectings, interchange of reminiscences | sloog ber borders, or even the bold and magnificent | contrast to the price of its more fashionable neighbors | 1 J for Gotieaburg; 16w, Baranae. Bullerdick, from’ Wilmington, of their oice home, the memories of and just pride | scenery of the latter. inthe Fifth ayonue, many of which cost $500,000. The | 4), wiiaiaitiieinmie sth thelagbeans. by C2 Dee 1é——Of, “John Elliot” Cam ship for their native. by common consent of the Union This drew the eloquence of the company gene- | building Is of plain unpainted brick, without steeple, cor- | to gi emi ine “FH Elliot, which ald from Sauwerd sl styled “Empire State,” formed the cause and source | rally. nice or scroll, The wood work {s painted drab coler and | tory of the 4 LIveRPOOL AND Purcapeurma axp New Yor« Sreamsuir | York). . of an evening of enjoyment that will leave an in- Kobert Fulion—A benefactor of his fellow men. The | finished very plainly. One large room below, on a lovel quaintance w: P ‘Lrve—The steamships composing this line will hereafter alter- Genes, Bee, F ianerittedey bis oe aleatee parker, Malegs te dettble impress upon tbe memories o! all Who Daly | iaeat tee. Medeen wey Ce Mane AW eRe ae) Wen eee for meeting ou tbe Eabbais i above, nel concern, and we therefore publish what we have | Baie berween tis oty and Philadelphia, making one passage Felice fr savannah Ci ‘Cid on, Wizard, t cipat ‘ 1 authenticate! on the snbject. It is probable | *™o' 2 'y of Washington verpoo ENOA. Dec a » York—The mone! aud commer- | contains a eallery. About onoj thousand people can be | We! P Martha's Vi ers Be otter up from no local, »seotional, personal a LW ty} pg pon Mey Leen | eee that the girl was seduced by Beigler while a domes- i the Sinus Ce gar Sirec, aad the City of Manchester rae Dec 17 # 18—arr ry — or &xclusive feeling, as against our brethren from a 20 remote day a similar position in reference to} It ie eee for the Frionds to have any dedicatory | tic in his family last winter, She went there some- wes Liverpool on inst for Philadelphia. When the w. Dec 15—Arr Towa, Linscott, and Bertha, Lolaad, other sections, but as an opening me Anancariance | the Tr perviees at cong one tobe cunsmeae, Sat, neverthe- | time in the fi 3 1855, and remained ced crsenen seen of ihe company are completed, and sullicient Nisei: Noy fork (as), do. Sid 17th, Agnes Leeds, Nesmith, with the custoras now prevai ing elsewhere of an an- the 4} vi jo move reu, espe- | May. It was arranged that she should learn | & offer, one e steamers of the line will goto Baltimore, ‘GLoucester, 18~ Arr Champiol, Jordan, RYork. nial gathering of the suns of diferent localities to a | Re*ponGed ts MY Dr Ot ona attrastions, men. | Sialy on howe oceaslons. tory fa the frade of adreesmaker, and accordingly was pro- | calling at Noite, Va, or aber parison the Chowpeate, go- | Hanne Dee Arg Hammonia i Pompe, Nor, social entertaivment, thus renewing and strengthen- | 9}, moral and social worth, command our highest ad- = pppoe ent pope de aad 5 iy fall | cured a situation at Mrs. Moore's, No. 9 Mortimer | ingor returning. ‘The office of the company in this city is at Peo nc allele aahtomms annals; J 2 ing Unies preg = en ee oe miration and regard. an hour Friend Ronxxr Srkarron spoke as none ea set 4 posting Dass Pep Peapory ae by | 177 Broadway. ‘Havre, Dec i5—Arr Adelaide Bell, Fingg, NOrleans; FW year ee ag Pig Rogge gee gen Bachelors generally responded. As this Is the frat day of a now year, and the fret oo. | Belgler, where, a cone oe ere ar lace | Rena, PAssace the llnper ship Mary 1 Sulton, Capt Ti etna ‘ler NYork, 3h ara Gciatise Baraca: eo rs bi ho ot in x. po cle New iE yiand.” ‘The Press—A powortul engine for good when untrame!- | casion of our meeting in this h ome, desire aus sprung ber relatives, a be pose only b by aie. 2ps plane Rowland, arrived on Friday last from San Francisco, after a Bigg! gene. oti, ih, mintlet Borland, 7 gee tea and cenducted on right principles. May its | upin my beart that wo. might mome! enter | selected was r. Tal WN, | passage of 89 days. She had been on the coast since the 23d rainy a aoe , In California and Oregon, societies fort from | course ever be such as to promote ‘the best interests of | into covenant with God, or renew that covenant inio | on Manhatten street. Mr. B. is an old and highly | o¢ December. Kincstows Deo 138d BA Lew is, Charleston natives of individual States have their annual meet- | ‘be people. Which we have entered before, hat we might covenant | respectable citizen, a deacon of the Alexander | qhe VS mall steamship Baltic, Capt Comstock, for Liver- | 1gth"ate k Hooper, Rataae Baliinores ar Healey, NYork ings for a stmnilar purposen. Tb was in tie rts the Responded to by Mr. Walling of the Daily Times. to walk in) Bis ways wand obey pany ryt ae ee street Methoaitcharch. Mrs. Brown was se late | poot, sailed from this port at 12 o'cleck yesterday. She. took Noite South apt Maras qevorks i ith taeameans tel: were, in trath, no pH ae scraagemenias of hime VOLUNTEER TOASTS. and obey entirely those oommanda, that peace shalt tlow bel eet Siting me pty y r. posto B. pea out thirty passengers and $68,864 in specie on freight. NSvish: Kennebes Farolan, NOrleans, Bi yeen for any, after the estion that originated it, Of the great mass of volunteer toast it is impos- | into us which wll ending us to sing haliciajzhs and 7 ‘a ee spring. We bat aversed with Mrs. uit Enum, Grow, at Boston from Laverpool, on the 15th ult 3 Mgmasee, Childs ‘otiarlestons Saranak, Rowland, hetaantllek diner eae We together | sible to publish all, and it was very difficult, among | prauses to the Lord and to the lamb, now, henceforth and mar ig- We have con With Mrs. | tat 4860, 1on'343, ina gale from 8, sprung foremast ; Ellen Austin, Garriex, and simone Smiih M as if by. common’ consent, amd doubtless there | £2 much that was good, tomake a selection, ‘The | forener. a cae, aa ngst moved to cpeax, & ram efeene . - eanhedemereriadentaniendll Pr See ile Ba BeVigo, emily do: Soaepliusy Lord, st Jobs NB. 8 iy We. end Ricwarp Oro} 2 iv cpea! . % a Ph were numbers in the city entitled to be present commiaine Baretere ea eke eee Ton | 82d eaid, among other tin She went to board with Mrs. Brown on the 24th | ‘ese. chore thaton ihe 234, in the heavy gale, while ina | i oregt rttan, do vin ike Glyde Gowed by sti ‘20a, Pee- who had no notice, as the committee could not rena y coul om Pp We read that the Gentiles who had not the law, but | of May last. Previously, Dr. Biegler eouted te for | Sad gold balla on tonmnass. bore down ork ie ole bose sia, (8) Jud <i 3 know every person entitled to be included. All that we 4 n e z who did the things contained in the law, ere ‘slaw unto | board for her, he having become acqu: vored to run al ie. Their rb ‘strack and the captain “= sd Re rh ae at Herey, Seavey, Nc ‘Orleans; 18th, Empress, a wetiony *, semen, coud. mot at eae 7) Prcieg ot the Hew ore yp Nae ye A Bt leutionars Ae cl HE or Mr, Ban a cure i his practice, | On king’ te eet oeruen Her name wan not Iearned, ba vf wild 18t, John Haven, Cobb, Ualeutin: Rameralda Mc¥anas, : + | Philadelphia Convention of 1787, which framed the con- | former understanding and judgment ; naving believed | ®PPlication bailed from Buoksport ‘The wind parted the vess oe ry, coy. Git , Muay, Gen: Van Satwerp Meade the olde Prac | anton ot me Uniod Seg. > thay withdrawal rm | that ne merci and guna of va ware oe fepectable fay could speak ive Lnguagan, nd | Sr. nip, te Sunizgvow oor ome! | Ee aaa Me a te naa 4 “| that body and the! refusal to @ instru- | jarly displa) spansation 18 mi » moco, Mason, Veni jestic, Durane, Boston; 18th, Megum- erbocker of our city, assisted by his Honor, Col. | ment, ‘uatiiall doubt{ul or implied powers conferred by It aouew aes uate ‘special miracle wea wrought tha | rents wanted e send her to the city to be treaked eicia James Maviic-Lewes, Del. Deo #1—The captain and Licook, “Van Dohlen, islo’ Janeiro; 19th, ty MWh, Curtis, present Mayor, on his right, and his Honor, | upon’ the genoral government were cut off by the | Peter was made to believe that this was & great mistake. | fora spinal complaint; that it was their eapecial | [ih, faring | ‘Shandon ed ‘heir vessel on Thnreday tast tothe | Hope. ophenebrmnepepeapalapeding a Pea: D. W. Kilbourae, ex-Mayor, on his left. After the | “* Amendments” subsequeatly adopted, are we in great | But when the means were used, bit eyes wore opened | request that she should see no company at the Gul Ste Int 35,40. ‘The schr had 2700 bushels corn on | pout, r y o% Inele Toby, Soule, Substantials were discussed, the wine was introduced | degree indebted tor our prosent inimitable constitution, | and bis understanding tanght, and ne was qualified to | house, and if any one called upon her, Mrs. Brown | board. “She "wan blown Corby the, gale, Or Monday night, tn | Adv at do 2ikh ult, Arabia (), for Boston Sain it; Emerald, and the regular toasts read, followed by the volun- | Wito all its admirable provisions secured, guarantociag | bear testimony to great change: “Of a trath I per- | was to report the fact to Bi ~ The Doctor ‘also | Which she lost sails, and ieaked go fast that the pumps could | Cook, do 25th ult; tag hee jarsiow, do teers, when the scintitations of wit and humor flash- | 8& Well the rights of the States as the lberties of the | ceive.” sald be, ‘thar iad sno reapoctr of peraone but ated that he had suspected: that OOS | aren aoe eae. Visan WS Hd tan ah an ed forth a brilliancy that found no cessation until | “WP navis—ghe Paley of the Missiseippi—in | righicontmeee te a with Him’’—every kindred, | Was enciente, but had become tyr ‘that such Journal the following statement of shipbuilding in Boston | and Underwriter, ~ ‘ ” By Joss, ley of ippi— righieousn¢ accepte: ith Hi y b beyond —- a when the sag sraa herng Siey whcse Isp lies for all time to come, the keys of this | tongue and le—not to the Jew only but | wasnotthe case. (The reader il oe that he was ond vicinity yung the year 1866, as compared with the years ey Foster. a, Adeel, do Te nt Abisee “Fost mence. We will not attempt to descr! @ Sallies | mighty confederacy, as ber rivers are unapproached in | also tho Gentile. It was a source of thanks- | preparing Mrs. B.for what might followasa con- re Ue eae wat ory a jonstellati of wit or the rounds of applause, sometimes rising pe Jakes unrivalled in extent and her for- | giving and joy tbat the Gentiles also could re- | sequence of his criminality.) The Doctor also | where Built. No. ‘Teun ie. Toe = spatch; City of Washin; toa pitch that made the walls ring again—not yet | este and prairies unequalled in grandeur and fertility; hor | ceive the gospel. This was a higher state; the | stated that the young lady would employ her time | East Kost 40 12, ult; yo nga, do 3A Bs aia Wl the many able and eloquent responses drawn forth | people only obey the voice of nature when they shape postle, by this lesson, was lifted to s higher§ truth. | at learning to embroider at sgme Blaze down in ¢ pny Vege hgh. Rogers, by the different toasts. They can be witnessed—not | With thetr own bands the destiny of our age and race, Thin shows that the Alinighty ts not partial; thet allare | the city. Miss Murr came, as above stated, on the her | Libbey and Mouliric, Chapman, for Charleston: Higuend described. By M. Wuicnt.—Ezcelsior.—Our moito, brightly it | equal, and that the law id ts perfect, reaching every | 94+) of May, and remained’ with Mrs. Brown until | Charlestown... 3 Bturdivant, for’ Savannah; Erincoton, Bell, for NOr- he t formed themselves | S!¢#ms o’er the bilis of Keokuk, our adopted city. pation, tribe and people under bea’ tis notin the 4 pied ber | Quincy. ms Fenue aioe ult; WS Lindsay, Gray, do 23d; F'S Periey. ra Before the close, those present form ‘By. E. J, Lagu —We are all Now Yorkers here, yet we | belici.’not in the profession, but 1n the heart which God | the 3d of September. She occu, a cham! = for Callao, John & Lacy, Miller, or duey NSW Lith inet into an Excelsior Club, with a resolution to make | peve'n soo among us. looketh upon. Heseeth not as man seeth; but looketh | which could be reached from the front hall,and Dr. | Tota). fi 358 5 © boos | Jas Baine: eh upe or Welt yr the night of Christmas its annual day of meeting ; By R. B Wan Nostaann —The Oily of Keokuk.—While | into theheart. It is not in rituals, forms or ceremonies, | Biegler was a constant visiter during the whole time, | yissine Veas brig Constantine, Banks, sailed from “Tat for ig A AS ee mikcion ott: when joining hands around the table, a benediction | her ineteutiam: are models for the country, her trade is | For so Jesus testided tothe woman of Samaria. ‘The | going in and out often without seeing any of the | Baltimore ‘Sept, 5 London, and has’ not since been heard ‘White, and ar ‘Moran. Mobile; Caroline, Commer, was pronounced, in the shape of “ Auld Lang | the puckerirg string of the Union. i a iy | DOF cometh when ye shall nelther in this mountaie, nor | family. Mrs. Brown is not aware that any other } from (A. post marke fed Gonstarkine, was ploked up adout 100 | Charleston; Empire, ae "ih en Ls oo a Syne,” in the singing of which Rh joined. By Mr. Sanviskix.—The memory of this re-union, may it | yet at Jerusalem, worsbip the Father: the true worship- ‘on called upon Miss Murr while she remained in F monieg ‘NOrlerns; & ton, A The table was everything that’ could have been | inctce the New Yorkers cf Keokuk to repeat ita yoar pers shali worship the Father in spirit andin truth: for | the house. During the the first few weeks of the ae g's? ake TR a Tuesday, by Mr John Pavior, » | an, Michell ai ins Gano An Hoot Raine Bal wished, while the polite attention of the king of | hepce. —«N of rage “engl megy duel be time the young lady left the house at 7 in the morn- | Messrs Cunningham & Seas : ; es hosts, (no profanity intended.) Larkin, leat an ad: ou? Aigputeat sande glorious’ summer Dy this sou Of | Tee tae Tey eet ey ieical eramnrorc | ing, returned to dinner, went out again, andecame | | At Helin, 2st, by Messrs Patterson, Carter & Co. asupe- | ‘Lone 8 Agent toward Ellwood barren x itional zest to that already prepared with such ” | to tea at 6,as if regulari; employed at some bu- r copper tastened bark of ns, cal e Laura Kuss, | York; 17th, Charles Crocker, Murroy, do; York. though clouded by superstitious forms and ceremonies; al iy ploye owned by Cokes ‘Angier, Ksq, and Capt James A Russ, who | Drummond, do; Gossomer (Brem), Fechter, do; 19h, scrupulous care and consummate art, to cater to the By Mr. Wison—Keokuk.—Twenty years agoe wilier. for aii mankind has theaame necessity. By experience ali | siness. She was never absent in the evening. When 0 command her. Sea, Wade, Havana tastes of the party. We embrace in the proceedings | nese; to-day, the Gate City; twenty yoars hence Jearn their it spe ta doapythiog, even to heap up trea- | she went out she always wore a heavy veil, 89 as to 1 rs 1. Toe, by eee yey peteres ti « 4 Cid ae nee ee Re hy non va vain 7 a bill of fare which is eloquent in his prase. ‘mitropolts of the West. sures on earth without the biessings of a higher power. | conceal her face. Duriog the latter part of the time Grane. pthread we ietesten Wraaccs iat Coes ae, Miderian ‘onl gal, q ry The great length to which, were a condensation By ol Cvats.—New Lag Jos nb Cerin ay It was the injunotion of the ‘Kpoetle aul to sock she remained, she did not go out at all, and at times | unaer'the command of Uapt P B Bowers. enn por 1th, Achilles Spedaen, for Boston, dg; Moneynick, of the speeches made would Preitpe forces ms 60.| ep mee fe cag aretha: neg Ng Ra tra were Loge ee ees, from SD supenred to be tn deep grief, and gave vent to her Notices to Mariners. do do: Devonshire, Moore, for New York, a about ready: ee en ee | icenek Reka, ihe Divine Power. Wo beliove tbe faith bar serene ak . eda her niorings and ia bow ia the bat ht Boat has dete | Can Congrees, Masher, do's tiverpeal, Kear ey, dest | pba hi t If with th Btn’ <The State of Now York, the State of lows | our ancestors wat tne fai iat overcomoth, the world; |, After Miss Murr had ceased to go to her place o b : Hornet, Benson, leat, 1d; bong ty hg Therefore we have to content ourself with the | gua'the state of Matrimony. tbat for this they were willing to auiler and to sacridos | business, Mr. and Mra. Brown began to suspect that | asters of ships obliged to pu nto English porta for exami Gaye ele) ‘Bramnball, and, Wisconsin, Seat, for Ryduiay. NS name, after each toast, of the one that responded | “By Mr. Durem —the Ladies of Keokuk.—They are in | honses and lands, in the early days of this people; aad | there was something wrong, iegler to | nation or repairs, would do well to avold Plymouth, ifaay | Qadn, for Pt Philo io, Spun Vacs ang Keng ond to it. favor of the unien—to a man. we now bold tbat we are on apostolic grounds; that we | procure her another owe Rang mage He said the | betler port on the const canbe readied: ere is but one | Canton, Jan 5. LIST OF NEW YORSERS IN ATTENDANCE. By D.0. Dewxx.—lcwa and New York.—The railroad | never have advanced, and never er desire to advance one Parents of the young lady were Root to remove to | Sock ‘here, and work prog ete sey eee ae ne pia eat 0g, Mattapan, Collier, and Gimpae, Dayton, for Ed. Welchman, G. B. Parker, bas bourd them toge! —_ ee SS but sisters ee 8 in this is pret, believing Carist to be the chief | the West, and when they passed through the cite dock on be Lith wt, bad been waiting achance for over two aansbinsxs Dec 18~Arr Jenny, NYork: Zephyr, Lane, de; J. a. Daskes, Kilbourne, waa swecthearts spin a silket cord that us stronger corne corner stone ane, by hi peers. fod ll — they would take her with them. Mrs. Brown ask —. =e ascnmae en be “aS ‘a better 2oth ee 3, Rim all, Metelian, i; tot, tala Haris da, Dr. Jewett, Dunbar, By 8. Canx—Union College of Scbenestady, one of New | tion, and no house can stand ihat does nol rest upon this og ae to Leal yore to the Soe oi ae a . Rewrdnt. Deo 168d T2'y Colin Beaufort; 17th, Ata, bailes Crookston, York’s noblest institutions; may she long continue her ““Bleseed art thou, Simon Barjona; flesh and blood le said they would not sto Boy Letter to the Secretary of the Rreastiry, Communienting | arthur, NOrlean bf Dillir ph ast, & K. Peek, urelulness. not revealed it unto thee, but my Father which is ia | £0 to the depot and meet them. She left on the 3d | ¢xiracis trom a. report a pR Re per ~ yp EEG Oronto, Mov 30--Acr8@ Adams, Ogier, NYork. Josian Davis, H.S Hitchcock, By ©. K. Pxcx: Saratoga—As her waters rejuvenate the | beav: On this rock will I build my church, | day of September, and as the testimony in the case | Avoui"und the existence of Shoa! Midges northwant of Great | gibbiMouTl, Dec 16—Put im deorge Kvans Cooper, (rom Chas. Q. Wilson, D.C. Dewey, tovalld, eo may her revoiutionary reputation incite to no- | and the gates of hei! rhall not prevail sift.’ We | bas shown, went to Buflalo on that day aud there re- | Pom tight, Nantucket Sound, ‘ft do 16th, Ebling, from Newcastle for NYork. Thos. 1D. Doubleday, J. W. Goodrich, ble deeds. bi rms—no ceremonies; we believe iat God is | mained until she died. Shen statin thai Coast Sv! vay Orrice, Dee. &m. Ht QurExstowN, Dec 17—Arr Helvellyn (of Saco). Hal M. M. Chamberlain, E.R. Blackwell, Be & S, macmcocn—ener to De Baader Cub of pped B During the first few weeks she was at Mrs. Brown's | °"7.1 iydropaitie survey ot Nnaiuexer Sound completed | fouier Lingan, Cape Breton, in ballast, with danage, havieg Kilbourne Cept. H. Joven, pk lo she went regularly to Mrs. Moore's to work at dress- | wishin the ‘present season. tae, further development ot fed dg toy ota Mretensite Tian . Wyman, W. H. Vana Nostrand, By b. R. Buacwati—Inca—May ahe ever prove to be | bing ourselves together, elicving that herealeo we may | MAking. No doubt, Biegler told the story of the | Tai caat wus vey, and the discovery of shoal Ridges of Saad dard, Akyad. td 1st, s L. Zoibeiskie ’ an? Empt Yorkers, receive the )les+ing; a° d remembering, as ‘he Scripture | €m™bre! to Mrs. B. to le ve | lying northward of Great Point Light. Vich horse are Union, Clark, Havana; Dec 5, Galam’e, N Wm. Brownell, ‘an Nostrand, By Kowaxp Kinaovrnx—The Cities of New York and | saith, that tt is well to assemble ourselves often together. | young lady was seeking further accomplishment, The existence of Bdwards' Shoal was communicated tothe | 12° J. B. Knight, N Keokuk—tbe former not more certainly the commercial | But we know from within that we have not followed | rather than pursuing an industrious avocation by poe ey my pg hd eee ie sin Choe Goe Wicnr, Dec 15—Of, Yorktown. Winchester, from Lendes M. P. Sharts, . a of New York than the latter is of lows. cunningly devised {abler. Wo bave the more sure | which she might carn a submstence after she should | WSsgerm contain the rest of his subse juent miante pan ead oe NYork, i-th, Adier, of #remen, from Amsterdam for New G. W. Birdsell. 1). W. Kitbourne, naii—New York he ri = K propbeoy—the me {at the fpestion bere be cast off from him. {ion and a description of the character of the eand ridges re- one. W. 8. Towle, W. W. Belknap, me eden Doral and ans inorery omtiments of the | werd of prophesy unto which yo do well f ye take | INTELLIGENCE, ETAL the end of last season Thad the honor to report the dis. | _ Corx, Dee. 14—The Hanson Gregory, Sylvester, of Reck : Geo, Parsons, — Beod.'” “thie tthe covenant I il make in thove days; MABIT IM BE INTELLIGENCE. pay Al ef Eg De Ry eight ak ne tenuis to deneaen are DW. Pog By Mr. Bri xxar—Larkin, our Host—May he live forever, | 1 will write their law upon their bearts; T will be thetr Movements of Oecan Steamers. called ea ards oo geet calataliy earveret inthe | purpose of repairing Cant renee per <A Bt J. A. Camera re lar wintamane the Dilinge House-—May tt always | ‘sto be no test in the eventure; we are io" be entirel viiie PE veadiewagy 4 fe the cha ng the season, just ended. It lee | Sarre aed oad of facie ey asctecicet Antwerp. D. W. Ford. ‘ uct seca pase bares fore cing dedicated to God. ‘The wore sure ‘word of prophecy wit Po arom «Liverpool. pane hee creat is arrow Fe pe 4 bearing INE Cy aboat 60 miles. ‘vaen it win ama 0 n 4 . W. ; § e A By mr. Tew agreement wn ate fey ome epable vt fg —_ Cnn tote pen to pl — = ‘Aierican. Liverpost rs length, ConA ten oe oe 2 preng » w on caneee ny ar aor? enectag te lost Moy its name be uated erection of a suita . Even Jesus deciared came not to do ees Liverpool, le ; iwc | eoenete eee ee Sp eh a hy mgm BT oa a A By ur. a A “ge iriends Premi—tee Early Pion- ¥ thee. f promeen ss a on an power mie | On ’ int . the water deepens abruptly’ to five fathoms and at pltrsaroot, Dee 19—The Gen Berry, for New Orieans, and cers from New we enterprise clakan jaater himself atiem| FoR BOHOPE. within the space of a few from elev the Robin Hood, from Aberdeen, were tn collision yesterday to. ~ are 8 and they are life. . On the western side the ridge ‘alle off be Slo} hen the for jibboom, anchor, “Me Ric eomet meet ate. | pas ae’ ieeeeee ss Si Ceamanvisceesdcdermacs | Sensarh eh ometeener =~ r. Money, Wh are they now! Where are Biack liawk and “4 me; He doeth words spoken were a venerre® q from tel AT. Walling. and the nemorous warriors oftheir | from the Mos High; and we belleya that «measure of sine SCOP Nj ana, Tu sorters otg's | abit Enron tere ee The invited guests were Mayor Curtis, Revs. De ation the only occupants of this [| but in fow years that grace it now given to bie children who withdraw from the Nantucket Light-Boat ope and seven-elghth ‘A few bales cotion from abip J. L Warner, have been taken 1 4 Williams, and a member from each of the ince t and where is the wilderness that was so recently | themsciver !rom tearm of flesh and lean upon the arm and ny Crosé Rip about three | to Wexiord ang a . ‘wice around us’? Scho auswers where. of God. We pay bomage to no man; we aro no respect between it and the Cross | "Der is—Last evening a fire broke outon board the Br ship oity presses. Gane Gflered by (xo, Cuaris— award Kulsourne, Rrgr —Hia | ers of persone: ard vellove that God is able in bis ind- om war. say pmacoa | 1¢ats,Wenicott from New Orleans, whieh arrived here on. te StL, OF Fane, Se public epiriced efforts to diffuse light throughout the com- | nite power to save all who come unto Him. “Come with r FROM RAV ANA tha a ie his. so consiantly passed | i1th,and was discharging. she had 299 bales on board ” The sovr. Braised quail, perm sauce. 4 cause the dark places to be iliuminated, are | me, all the ends of the enrth, avd be ye saved.” “Turn, ami —From Charleston 1%b and 4th Havana 24 | by vessels beating through (he southern chaaue! janine! fire ‘spread with fearfal rap dity and it was not until afer A la Julien. pues ee. tauve'to, the Lighoet praise, and have been attended | O house o! laracl! Why will ye aie?” s : . From Havana 10th and S60, dae at Hew York 17th | fcund, sont ive owcapes ih lee of pig a incgrery Sf the cargo ts muck damaged, nod tke sip has a‘ss sastined nism Boaed Prairie chide with brilliant reeuits. . Fried Crominles was followed vy Friend Brown, who | “\niwes—Prom New Yory 1m, arrive ai Hare forelbly illustrates the value of the comprebensi Bollea trout, egg sauce Fondu of Para Liy G. C. Lus—The Dutch Oilizens of the Stale of New | spoke substantially as follows:—-Ii js the practise Of | New Orieans 1 ae in tee boa Tih Herne awh, | employed tn the Coast Burvey, and the practa uullity. of lard, which sala 152 for Venice. put Se ee sel York—A race of men employed by Providence to lay the | some pro'esatona in opening thetr heuses, to dedicate | duc'aiNew York 34.. °°" 0" 00° 8 8 | making te lis and valieya in the sea na well Known ae those Sane : 5 otatoes, ce a "I er —| ow 7 a ‘ Kepler, ‘i om Mi fa see tu tonne, Homing. er uroen corn. | Samer oe gr Mhoh ee erence of be Bmpr aie | (peribe Lord det no, mtmpln ade wi hands, we | With Par, runt Se, Prom New Oro i Havens | 4 Toor owrse rena. gatas gcersgunrm gar | ictrhan ean are st Shenae tut wan git ao peer {iatled pork. Tomatoes, iy ER Foxt=The Financial ict of ime Re- | Uhivk this a not a good practice, The Lord i« present | "cars nem York aril, 4M and New Oriewon a 8 AM, tr meno figured ot gy he aa RFT SE emt: A ¥ wae mor! - it WW woN 223 5 — in Sth, Jw nt, fr Bolles mutton, caper sa Zresenlatae ee cearrent rales 7 av Wan OO | ce vconred epeu. my nied won the deatre that we wonld | e\ficrsun Ta aed wets ai” Pras Movie ae harass | cron gs litle as niu New York for Mordeau, with considerable damage, aud wit Bemed center, e7eets one By MP. Saamms—Tv all our New York Brethren mot | again cedieate oureelves wholly to the Lord, soul and | Mtb. due at New York 20» eer cach other in tm general directiow about NNW and ABM, are | have to repair. 2 : Boiled ob'ck*B, egg AaUCE preant to-nigh'—Ibey are fondly remembered. beey; and in his pame to walk before him in all things, preted py rman RY Beg =a es dy Ag te 8 a By Mr. Docmapay—Trey: Troy yht, very bea’ And thos we may be ase light to our follow men ‘Let repretfully requst authorl'y to pub Isb this com: | Sn‘shore in Bellmore Bay 10 bast. report et, Oarditt Roast — fein fone pie. Currant ne Troy belies, beautifal to the aight, bell, ew sweet — light 80 pln Bo — seeing your J | ef FR 4 EI Dee 3, experiensea bad weather and heaa winds, | a, kt blew Roast ap . d to the ears. “ works may glorify our er in besven. J 3, 1857. ranemitted tothe Lighthous information, ‘a gale from the SW. 9th. blowing a hurricane; had to ruw (a Roast turkey Moastchickea Green apple pie. baer The exercises concluded with a prayer by aa a aged Port of New Youk, January nected with the recommendation of Liew Com Roagers in re- | Daiween Cape Clear and Sherkim for safety, nnd let go bote PopbIyes, Mr. Truuingnast, agent of Troy bell foundry, | p,\cna ‘wne-e name we didgpot learn, \ business — gard top duos on Kdward's shoale Very respecttul- | gnchors; held of til the 10th, when » pllgs canbe ou board early le ebicken. Plum puad: tog wae hold in the besoment immediately after. , CLEARED, ; ly youre. an thie ny = rf = wae gh A hey Sarvey. in the mernimg. Hove up one anchor, the chain of the other venison, with Rice pudding. The Wenn of New York—Motbors o! @ race of good _ Seaman Aneuat Woodhull, Savanna BBL Mitchiil ate jou JA om A. core Y broke, aud, Of 00 for Baksmere Harver i struck on a rook, , men a ‘ News from Rucnos Ayres. Steamship Roanobe, Skinner, Nontolk, fo—Ludlam & Plea Sid from New Bedford Tet inst. ship Congross, for Packie | feet Was tn) ber holds Tan her on the bank, where ahe new Fillets of cbicks», /arded By Mr. Vaw Ostrann—A capital Knicherbocker | coxrmscaxcR OF HEAVY RAIXS—DRSTRUCTION OF | "2% G... weston, tirown, Sydney, NBW—Goodeve, ar | Cae iuard report the slp to have s wey Braised rabbits,on\on sauce Coariotetane Bianom: ee. song. SBERP AND CATTLE—THE WARS WITH THR IN- | Keli Filo. yéney, » eer. Incgtown. Jan. L brig Fac bol ,Rickersoa Cane Hy hee starboard sige, ou iy rock pi Larded quails, on form of DM Banking Cagttal 6 DIANB—DAD GUDNERY PRACTICR OF THE BUENOS #hip Ieanc Walton, Williams, Hobart Town—Siitken & Tron: | Th aenin Se' ai Ah ¥en, blag Thani’ g amon tandish, from rice Enormous Increase of inking Caph in AYRBAN ARMY“ANOTHER REVOLUTION IN STA FE sides. ad ” . | Spoke Nov, 6, of New Orleans to Gottenbure. stranded near berg Nov 2), Fillew of verison, currant Lemondo Fiout’g it'd. Bonneyivenia. 178 PROMPT SUPPEESSION—SUFFERINGS OF THE | torn’ : ag Fletcher, Londow—Grinwsil, Min: | sy onan, some kale, Qoean, (6 clean; | hasbeen saved. The part remaining on boatd is supposed (9 jelly Pesch Marengo. [From the Philadelphia Lede ‘an. vRaneh SemeRANSS. te Oe. em, Mate, Mow Ogenne~O 9 Bead, Nov. Li, Watch (Pontueket Hussey, Clean. ae | De considerably daseged, as the water ta the hold reaches to Venton steaks. vcon APhi0 Marenge or ee ee dase on (From the Boston Traveller, Jan. 1) ship Fixe es li Re Oriana H Brigham. Ni. 420’ p ‘cn board. ‘Spoke Oct 25° at sa Wag > sendin reat portion ofthe dea from sy © , mong tbe promine more important —§ ondtnot. n of —_ cbope, wilh ¢ sia Solve heidi bean wnerense of he nember Pras gpm Bo oe per of the barke /. D., from Bark nim oe eeeteess Pots Lager Rassedelt Fit'cd 2 op Tso ‘wh; Nor I, 0 lat Ae, tee rondon, rom Miran feh has been wecured and nrvng crew Fiuets of rabbits, larded, ore © Tossed, a. ew 4 A Thaer trom Capt Pierce, Jeannetie, | ' dally at w - EY a Rr (Dy chee ‘Be. " if the weather ki derate, the ality off « } - months | rig Hehe, Wise. Pur a Pree Pela 48 00. a wy wh ihieseagon ) At do Nov 2. by | (Pivexpected that the limber in the lower wold will at Hoat iaeee pemee ast oom. <a, egy = pase, to about 15 eben erg 5 Sarge) wie, aj Jobna, § Fa, Bulley. Dae! shipped 7 bbls ofl, and 10,000 mo the Chrysal Paince, | 8° Chic! 5 been o cause iachicola ~ je Home Ports, Grustes chicken injery and Giuteces.. Large woeke of lnad ere unter wen. Brig Imbel ieutman, Taman, Wmingwon Peck, Church & on Hes RB, Sn On hb fi" New Zentans ALEXANDRIA, Jan I-Arrschr Paictas, NYork Beet beart, Sobe. A wd In consequence, immense numbers of sheep and many ier, = ” At do Nov 2, by rom val, Majestic, NB, 250 Broiled quail Groce tea. Cove. Se pres Santas eres horn cattle have perished. ‘The coatinued rain aleo pro | £atT Fy wre ee Ee oe Me pter. BB thls wearin, At do, some date, by, letter trom Capt Linc, WINE Black tea capital ol Toutes pity ere cree cca’ | venta the sbearing of the flocks. Schr W Smith, #rrth, Caarieston—seranton 4 Taliman Qamneline Howland, BB, 100 bee cui censon; would Ship | wards, Terreviesa; meio, baow. Liv Champagoe. Catawba. List. is but $22,096, ‘ing applications, soem, | The southern part of the province |e mill troubled b; Bea: “Jonas Smith & Co. home gone « ) | —. Guiney. Teieg: paphed—Shiy sky! Flock. Ale & " will nearly or juite double the banking business of the 7 ‘s Chearman. do po dave, by letter from Capt Je: pega, Levi Siarbuck, 900 7. fi porter. ort Saerry. Sate. ‘The following ia 8 list of sppications that will be incursions of flerce and warlike Indians. One of the most er, tart rt ‘Wh this season; would gall for e cruise sud gachor in Namteches a 1d ‘ipa ra Madeira, Barguady. ee interior OF cow pow, yd Calcuflera, who, at the bead of mare Yonah. At Honstalg ha Ne Kurusort. Wing, HB, 1000 wh thie see te Honey iy 4 ‘ <n hundred warriors, threatens an advance intoand | S\reme, a eadford son. vo ozimn| Wa tite nee, Pe Yoritysrorapa goin, hr axampie ant | ents cana Ste, ier ww | estes aaron e Sea emery | cing Waki ry ater Woes | GA al imate ate inBverce tm developing the resources of our SS ae and bat ‘Crearfeld, ‘capital $100,000, “ ARRIVED. ‘was recruiting for a oes pa i 2 ia giving constitutions apd laws to ber yousger sisters, One in Crawford county, tor $160,600, and power to | stack the indians, ana by cerrying the war into their and, Conway, Liverpool, Nov 27, with mdse At do Nov ty loner py tay bd 7, and oiher circumelancee ative ae wel as in point of numerical strongth, truly ‘TBO | incresse to £200,C00. Oa county. pots stop to their entroachments, forthe Richardeon & Co. r a he Dee 7--Arr sehr Ridorady, ——, New Sate ‘One at MeK: with $250,600. reason, furpriving as \t may appear, that the lieenos Ay- sy ge Fe jeuke, NB. Dep thie : ere $100,000, with power to increase | [ont ty tern atin princi of eetrowm. Sretemt, bee Jal s0'80, fon 68, eigalieed hip Casilda bound B. | crue, to Meni ina ex days to crfue nd Monn Cham Ma Dec 2 scr Mary Brewer. Brophy, Cas . to $200,000, their practice would dingrace « boy of the U' States. nited Sta‘es (of Rostow) Bonne, Sterseieg Gardner, Westport 900 ep all wid, "q ry on GEORGETOWN, 8 C Dec Arr beige Gases, Loud, Bos —— a silegbany bank, with $100,000 capital. The men who aro mounted, vee a carbine, but. they do foursfinnd, wiih Ze | 5a" Morping Star’ Clenvelaed, ao, to cruise: Zh slred Fy Ty: | ton; W Kelley. do: Loango, Cubs: 2nd, prig John Balch, FAdy Both the above responded to by Mr. Wright. eae in, with $100,000, and power to double | Dor 26m Low to tond a rite, apotber reasvis'a that born om | ier Chadwick, Rdgarown. SH) ap tecruis: Rod home. a Havane, Chi Sid sehr T Raymond. NYerk have | 1 Albany, the Capital of State’ —Diatinguiad- rT Cfficera and men distrust each other. (niews aided vy the bound (from | | At Canary ‘@ct 1), Union Bilis, Nis, 30 ap; Ocean, 4 de. . ea torte Inaligence ‘ene mesibeence of Ler cmssae— | Obs es Sarason, foe $180,000, cad power to dodble, foreign emigrants, i ie éobWful ftbey wil be abla 1 do. id Mio ep: Acorn, Puter, Proviscetown, clean: Spartaa, Conk, pions s gh Dees = Pe Day, may abe preserve, unimpaired, the commancing porition increase ir homesteads these -a ) FEB Brace, 4 ladelphta via Newport for Marblehead: icra, the bias attained is the reaime Stectonce and arte nee TICE, aa eee savage Indien tribes, who are ball armed, halt naked. wih | Cory, Menebester, Westport. do pcan de: a ro: | Mattapony, River, Va, for, Thomaston: Responded to by Mr Lee. ‘One at Uniontown, capital $150,0¢0. 009, — ee ee win | ant te om Oct 2. by letter from Capt Winslow, Tomer. bereekrs pring Jowa—The noble young State of our afi ber na. | One at Pittaburg, with $400,( 00, another with $600, On the 25th of October anothe , , he | ane fee wh on board, to nail eae day for for NYors. equalled nora tauren toa rapa sre a p- P One at Vena Iria $108,000 cnpna, and one st Cou- | oe Fe, the second ot ueny save sai bd} ' he con aa oe Had <b sipped ts! nie spa snd EOL be bone by | Wm Atwood, A ~s pelaton from to 600,000). have ex- | “orsport was to everwacen ¢ Governer Loper, who at the time was —— TelRept 1s Trident, Taber, Nit. 40 “Are brig South Boston (Br), Quon ingham, Gur cited Bhe surpriee of the whoe (nion The . | One at Danville, witth $200,000, and power to Increate | si seny Mareettes,_ bee: “hay, prev Gnvit do, had “taken 1 bi tom for Gloncemer; Ocean Wave, Morton, Sacani John ment of those resources the next six years, and the in. | 10 9860,0C0. the Baperas Rive: | freughes Tere of ship “Aleiamter Collin. at 24 ets 1 | Nitcechvg Jonah Achorn, Merritt Mchmowd i town fore- orease of her population within that period, will work | | One at Smethport, for $1C0,000, and power to increase salle stove bu {ree hed Siniaes Blecica, Brown, Nis Wie0—tall od fett | necticut, Vrame, Fhundeiphis, for Bowps. with, loss of fore pi co Wi Ms do, | geil; Aca Frances, Babson. mere for a lng i hecounting, excharge and note broking savings and fom baton tee Seen "hu Sore de Me tn Waverley, West do, | Hewett york fot Falem: ‘Wile Se Ree et, Howtos Bespented to by Mayor Cartis. deponit benk at W wi changed ugnate | To Ccholsk Ken Rept 15 hy Jeter trom Capt Stranberg, Con. | for CaP an in crea wat cus one Keokuk—Thovgh by many years the youngest of the ‘A bank for ravings, Sa for es . NB, 1100 bbia this season: damaged in Seema = por Gene, Mary Aiton «river eltien’ of lows, close upon the heel of tbe best of | One at Wayneaburg for power fe, pte Harry of the oe blow: saves Ban Faria ary i i shires Ieabetn ‘Vhempeon, heabeth Roatan, Win corral them to-day ia population; while, in her busisess with | The York rp y Bark Vickery, Booih, River Gambia Coast of ‘Africa. Nov | in he Ochotsk See, ov the 19th June, siruck & cake of lee on | ive. MY ame tren, Athena Riiom Ht dot and Ben the (oterior, already ~ Ty 3 each one of her com- The W; Bank of $100, 2, with bides And nuts, to | A Machado. When coming ov, wal by | Ache na, petitors. Her “ouward aod opward.”’ ber The Cariisie Deposit Bank wants to be » bank of issue, saw an Am tee & going tm tbe River, lay na white oflicere | 8m ee echrs Rebekah Forg, Pote, Hoston for Wilming- Bete “Excelsior.” ‘with power to increase by $328,¢00, kround and red 24, in ton H0.40, caw ager | nec crew went on board ihe Barnatable, ating but ale more | nn. Art econ Sarrier, Rogers, do for Richmond. Sid schee Ticonderoga—Where, on the soil of New York, oo- b phen yy ae eae, were, Doe 2 Int 3) 2 Jon 86.95, | ie next Gay discoversd ber 3 miles distamt in the lee ada Frances port at} A Bf, wind light fcom NT: brign Pen. curred the fret eapture of arms aod prisoners ‘with power to increase by , parwed « York sivering N | ater * days’ work Gant Fisher succeeded in saving about 1s) | Memalned in Port Sth Rosion (sr). vicean Wave; schrs Jobe the enemies of our country in the war of the revo. | _ Tbe Mechanics wae at trem Rio for New York). “isthy lat 30 24, ton ef 2, | 20 G0 wh oll, when she eank Mount Vernon | pecket, Na aged neoobah Poss. ution. power to tnereate by $11 po one to its spoke selr M Bewall of Boman. fem bangor fon Jamalen.who | sirived im the ren May 11, with 289 bbla ap and abd 40 do wh fee SOCArr brig’ Catharine Rogers, Responded to by General Van Antwerp. LS 200, oy Seer ee esa iat had ten einktioneed hoary rated trom | “'ileard trom in Indica Ocean Sept. 2, Peri, Rusooll, er sobpe Tt W Sawyer, Sawyer, Pro. x, Champlain—The scene of the first navel batile of Ccnieg ‘a total increase of bank! RW ever nines: sprunt formas, fore and Sada Nery a wd 10 the Beyebeite Islands, wks 08 Bp Soi oi ai torts Boks prenngn whch onee ardne AVE. Bice Revolution. outaice of the city of $6,628,000, ‘tid. not appre Meer Cape Vera lolsete, Mov. tu by letter trem hy eg Bay! Saratoga—Where ‘‘Freepom’s ‘i with elt} cations, will make Maat hae al Oop Taber, Mi een, with 2) #0 rince leaving Payal us Bopha, ans a from pf Of & dia ‘ ned credit ot 8 the | 5 tase . aot een anything in the it aie “Aningaivare ii sai anRav 8 "8. Esty) ‘apt, Pi Sere; 8 ° ti gore ae an fu orig et that “The or country warrants any We ‘ tas Kreedom ot but country. It gained an Ceape ne) tne | beobtng ke here asked fort tne sence Wee Uy ihe Rampero and hel by | PR, 6 AM —tn port tebe Argo, Latham, from Baltimore Aitaace of France. and rirvaaly ferminated ine conteet." Sesonty for 00 tas tnoreane “Say ienarr bark Bearen, Phitaicipbis toe Rowton and ond In Ochotek Fem Sept 38, by. letier from Capt Pomeroy, Fe he Bow, , with wheiber am argument can RE Gamble, Powe!), See, Ti_fayes. with cotton Ponsay Lay FB, 1900 wh, 609 bone thie season, won! rs Bait ——. Norfomk t for ‘a | One of them, thes will not fee, to Aamallwood, Anderson & Co. Was7 days North of | leave soon te 4 wich Islands and home. cen Gott, * yell, Rockport for vo Be rat frre | awe ot way, thea, of Coren (euch) ack, Memon, Oct 35 passed Gibentiag | pt ice prey ntone ton, . of ry iirer | fe 4 * ~~ pedndhaeantan hacen Nov 9, with fruit, Ac, tod © Lawrence. Experienced heavy poken— Nov 2h, atl f N, lon 2 2, Amazon, iver jor, Banumore. Jan 1~Arr bark Excelsior, Willard, Trina- ited eas tae eae eee we : Phi’ for Indian Ocean. enermous sum of the twenty Jin (Pr). Dongiase, Windsor, 5 days, with Spoken, &. iv Ww |. Dee 20.884 sehr john Tyler, Norfolk. > Tote of aieogua of geod conrmaret, ripe at cabo os ch 10 day with covon | gel? IRdependence, Hankel 3h aye from NYork for Aus FoRTMOUrH. | ee oe nin, Teper. 6 ‘other point anna, : ia Haren, Ty p Beaver, Sm, heer for San Fenneineo, Nor 19, tat 9 | PM Fork the ite trial of, Huntogisa, shows the on Pride of the Bea (clipper), Buckminster, Maiagn Noy | eH i “yet hee eter aches creat went. By Dror,» logon 2. ‘Gibraviar same day, with (rait and wine, to For & | Brea Tre Treat, FH aft hence for Sydney, NEW. | qromse Pollock, Kort, slonesport acy net | sume paid there in usance money. Eid In company with brig, Australia, Dee wate " Orehilia (new, ot Searspoet. 99 tom nk, - | anything done in our ofty will at el 15, Jt, Jon 43. exchanged signgie «iim ship (irvat B Repab. | e Arthur, Hoyt tes ‘urnatra for Gibrattar, Nov 28, Int jarex Binet: An: : Gen forth, Chamiseriaia, eon ‘Young ‘core and poets, whowe pens bare bed 8 bri ~« ere | dashing way that business is dene there eburner. hence Der ® for B Francisco wind fresh | 35 2mwe' bite bibs vp © the Kappire State and upon the country what is called capital—and NE. "The bot the & han bel strong gales ace Doe 2). | rig Marthall, Clark, fram Boston for Atrien, Dee 2, ta PICHMORD, Jan fart scbr Gallego, R te oplimited in ite on Bn night of Dee 30, while in the Galt stream, waeapoken | N ion on W. | CP OCRLAND, Bee 28 —8id bark a gece, Treat (trom “ponded tot * Mr. Belknap. bie yA = Wbenss olbers ireedeun's Seurishaest ust araw, own from (alleo for New York Fovelgn Ports. Niort Cardenas, 28h, brig John A Taylor, Farnham,4a. “st, Be Worth and Wom Lit. A] chartering Commone like kin, and place the precious thread ren A Griffin, Borden, Baracs, ree 8 | Banscoa, Dee 9=1n poe cue Dew Drop t aud bast 3 U Brookmen, Brookmen, wo 09 0 *Gainet war, benenth the nations’ law ie pet a he Sree, Oe Sar deen River Ganma. B ine . Ree eon Ne Raton, Rason, Charieston: 500), sobe 56 ravk ther names bigh upon the scroll of | Price of it cheapened, what ot Herienerd heavy weather, lost deck load, #@ll8 | silvery uh white ground, Bid Py Commune onceasiagiy, exchange, increase hte, Gere Leon | 7 Wilmington, NC : enUille teem (0 the ineting Iprauiode of their pe Ce eee ae ‘The means of peaos ad culture, largo and high. Seckerevitie, RE, Sdave, wan | Pets, Cerra t aenven Peet een GM hark fobn @wasey, Iichern, Africe ' feeeet Ws ean an ee Witiout thie dowry modern freedom must, lumber, 19 Rekenbanigh & Beott. 20h p Arrives Fan Stn awanie Siac weet, Warton We NYore, | AhoMAstON hee 5 le taleges Cottey, Nor Cort boar Tym ence, 2 dare out has experience! enna ‘Deri Tauichirnem, Chins se etiy h AUTOR, Dos Are cchra Rosny wma tore fret gine want isa little more gving Heuen Jauares Fatnea Frozen To Deata— 5 Heo 1 Are Riise, Baltimore my ta finiion, Dee 31—Chd sehr RB Bullwiakie, Carter, , forcing banisers within the line od 74, was found fron. to death near bis Haves, Dee 166d — Pee Ce tol Simmons Wat legitimate 4 Jobe a ea WEAN Dee %— Arr b ive, whieh, ‘we regret to ray, there bat been renent!, woedpt b, Motus, Queser tov ‘s few days vince, Be was the | Sehr Mery Brewer Brophy, Casting to chr W Path vane Provineiow n arn Stephen yee, Pw iuuey, tan . , Bech septention wander from la, ther owe dondven. | feiber et’the acted Holes Sowers whe wat marcared I fee W Macon eene tut tive | on Path a. Menten. WB | Bee ee icteric. do, db, dames louse, eigniowe, ¢ ’ | tege, ane to the fm min harvard of provoking that di ‘Themes stroet, New York, aearly a quarter of aq Srenme ' x +. ltupor ‘pie tot ‘ita iipedaon | pena ust which #0 ‘ata! te the businggs ie BG iL oy hd