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T^Tui?t tho dutif. were illegally collected
l^^dbepaidtoC.ifornia.
^i, rSic? rwpH*Mi Mm atWIcKrtto. of
w ttW-l. bat if the military author,..*, tad
*M ' oed the authority to rolled daties. vee
?J*^'Va.-voea would have been forfeited to the
lyDited ^'Af!*. KrK Owin, PtARct aod Bwmo
nie et ine um? ?-. . ? u?
sTraistO?I advocated the amendment. He
*m*?w?.Yvv,mr.? entitled to receive all the
_,gbt Oy^J*!a ou thi. ?round Mtll
rrf'J? M-ed IC? and the bill
Journed. ,
?OISE OK REPRESENTATIVES.
? 1fr 8TAHT0S of Tenn., from the Committee on
KavaJ Affaire, made a report, concluding with a
-solution that the Hou.e approve of the course
Bflbe Secretary of the Navy in executing the
UW?f:?.t Session, authorising the construction
5 ? tLatiug dock basin and railway in San Fran
cieeo and see no reason for further retard lug the
factors, Messrs. Dahin, Moody, Secor and
fjl brrt
Mr Jo*IS moved to lay it on the table. Lost
YeaarM, Neva ?9.
ilr.TooMUS opposed the resolution. The re
?ort he said seemed to approve the course of the
lecretary of the Navy. Auf he knew that the Sec
retary thinks that a dook for all purposes can bo
constructed for half a million of dollars instead ol
a million and a half, as now proposed. Ho know
that grave charges are pending affecting persons
connected with the transaction, and Congress
ought to suapend action until the charges ein be
aW'ked into.
Mr. Btahtoh said that the offer of tho Depart?
ment was accepted then the Department ordered
the contract to be drawn, ai.d it was after this the
resolotion wss offered.
Mr. Toomss repeated that the contract has not
keen concluded, and moved to refer the report to
the Committee of the Whole on the state of the
Mm
yr. SraKTos, of Tenn , replied to Toombs, vin
Seating the character of the transaction and aaid
tbtttbe Dry Dock in New-York coat $2,uOO,OuO,
ind would not perform one tenth of the service of
the oooj bin at ions of structures on the I' i coast,
custiiif two thirds less money. Henry M Wes
t?rn bid created tbe difficulty to which Toombs
1 alluded.
Tbe niorni: ? hour expired, and the House went
into Committee on the Civil and Diplomatic Ap?
propriation bill.
Among the amendments not entertained was
tue utiered by Mr McDowell to indemnity Mr.
Bitchie
Mr Qriknell offered an amendment, substi?
tuting home lor foreign valuation on imported
Merchandise, aod authorizing the appointment of
four appraisers at large.
Tbe Chaikman (Mr. Kurt) decided his out of
order
Mr. Ashmcn took an appeal.
The Chaisman was sustained?Ay ?? 01, Naya
fjft
Mr. 8tkvi;ms of Pa. offered an amendment,
that, after the 15th April next, duties autbotized
to be imposed by the act of 1846 shall be assess?
ed agreeably to tho average value wbich similar
articles bore in Hoston, New-York. Ph ladelphia,
Cbarleston and New Orleatis on tlrst December,
1646, alien said act went into effect. Whenever
any manufactured article imported pays less duty
tbsn is charged on the raw material of which it is
in part or whole composed, such articles shall pay
ten per centum more ad valorem Brandies and
Other spirits two hundred percent.; and the da
ties on ntbsr manufactures to be increased.
The Chairman decided the amendment out of
ardor, aud was sustained: Ayes, ill Nays, M,
Mr. liHiwrr.n offered an amendment proposing
additional duties on all hinds of iron, and varioua
Manufactures, aod imposing duties on certaia ar?
ticles now exempt from duty.
Tbe (Ymmittce rose when the bill was reported
to tbe lliruse
The amendments were concurred iu aud tlie
kill paasi d . Yeas, LiT . Nays, 55.
Tie Senate's amendments to Indian bill was
Concurred in. tier-ess
The House met at 6 o'clock, and in Commi'V i'
took up the Senate's amendments to West P sink
Academy bill, appropriating twelve thousand d >l
Ikrsfor the erection of a riding school.
air. SwFkTsEK moved to make it a dnn .i-g
rekool.
Mr. John A. Kino defended the ftrOfat d
appropriation, showing the necessity for a riettug
Ichoo: to litt lie cadets for cavalry.
Mr GaRTM opposed the amendment. It was
totratti up bandbox soldier* and educato th e n
Seireos rme. They were to be sheltered fron
tbe sea atiu their delicate faces protected ico n
the dews ol heaven Such a proposition ooa d
originate only with the. old men of th?8>i't..>\
woo Lave tii.ishcd their out door nding. (Mi b
Jsoghter)
The Hcnato ameadment was disagreed to.
Ti e Committee took up the bill appropria ' g
tbr, e oiilliohs one hundred aud eighty tlioutv.sf
Weilar? lor the payment of the last instalment to 1
Mexico, under the treaty .1 (Juadalupe HstJalgtt.
W seemed to him that all Congress had to do was j
to sppr?j.riate the money.
Mr. bnooks opposed the means heretofore j
adopted tor paying the money through foreign
Imkers and proposed to advertise for proposals
lor the payment iu the nature of a loan. This
*ov.;d exempt frcm all surmises aud suspicious of
iniwii>riety.
Mr. DabTSI took no part with the Bankers ?
He iookvd upon their scrambling f?rthe money as
Merklege ovei a gambling table to tbe last stake,
aad advocated paying the moucy to Mox oo her?
self a* ahe d< ?
Messrs. Tojmus tud Visto.v continued the de
fckte and in favor of leaving to the Executive the
?ffangement for paying the money aa heretofore.
Mr. allx.N said that Mr. Webster Would not
** tue raau ha would intrust to make the arrange
sxsutsfor the payment of this money. He re
gated what wae notoriom,?that when Mr
Webeter was railed to take the effioe of Secret*
JTsf State aod receive the compensation whica
ta tiovornuieBt deems auilicieut for tbe frugal
?fport of a Mepublicau officer, be entered into a
JJtMmion, the result of which was that he re
?j?ed twenty Hre thousand dollars, raised in
fsii-st. aod a like amount in State ai
Mr. Ai.Lin believed men in thti House have
Zll**?* ?* ??> ICrie? Name them | -
Ji tested tbe Whig party had aot so far ds>
med fu-rn its purity ?.f mrmer davs, as to Btan 1
J kn,1 vindicate or palliate tbe transaction and
pasted that the Democratic parr^ho^
bou.?" } ? r;:t*""!d *?"a**?t *?cieot honor t,
re into this matter, and to put their foot of
m ,n Qnu-if ,tti,H*d of
?sr. ashmcr replied aad said rue cd/oa<uo was
S1 caiP^'i'?para^ Mr. VVabatar, a Mts.a
Lftss?^ l? Tn',?*,r',r to defame so dt.tin
?Wss?.! "V-CU,?D- The honorable Member
Ks * - ^?rd partaken ol his sa t. Did he
W?f?,ate th,. deep daaifal Bat ta .Mr.
SWeSd\rij?\n>C 10 V'"'1 Mr Wehster,
?los* , r ^""'tary ofS:at*?,
-kkkl.S ""kl w,,nM ?1a>?oata him He,
JmVtSi **?e- ha''M#0 * lelu r 1!? tl>e ilotton
wMah TT a ? * 9on?f**^*?t fn>m this citv,
k-aj , p>'"at a Member of this Home is la
,^7*? or facts whiob w .uld coavi. t the Batv
^athe?, to of treason aud corruption, aud
B, j *?? alxiut to i.tl. r a resyolatioaof loqury
^njaa) had tho paper m bta drawer.
1,^8 wr the memner t.i iotro-luce h a reao
^k did not kDO-r wno lf1u wr;tor wtlf j,ut tj,0
thoa* 1.''1^'r'>',*>,, blataasl la words similar to
tvt*?J,,M vMr Allou 10 nirttt. Tnore was a
^tohar ' 1 ?"e but ?n?^- If ?h>t the
skaykZ'T_ WM; t'or-wwake the resolution
KT! J iLT"0 ,D tl* B,""'~''? -'rawer charging
^ da. l" "'^^""Htmn raid treason, aod
?tkaST. *L,)U?:ti 10 P? himself iu tho
^C^,?' ?.f ^ '"^???'-?near the akS
^iaaaj
- axp^riencad
?A Uta kaaa* ?t Mr. Webeter uure
than once. He should weep for the injus
tice he bed done to Mr. Webster.
The cbtrge it that gentlemen of New York and
Botton,,who knew Mr Webster's pecuniary in
ability to take the potition he now holda, have at
sisted i <m. He (Mr. Athmnnl wat ?rund to my
that he d the honor of a confidential iutercoarte
with Mr Webster. It wat one of the ri -heet
if.vmenu of hit life, and he waa not aware of
what had been aaaerted and charged If ao, he
hart nothing to tay in relation to it. If to. ia there
ai )thing in it. even to the greatett *?xteat to
which it ieaaierted, to detract from Mr Webtter t
honor I Suppose it true, that in generotity and jut
tice, free traders and tariff men, merchants and me
chanica. are diaposed to make him presents ; I
with my colleague could ao aot to command that
kind of consideration, even while he fails to get
their votes, trial after trial If ao. it there any?
thing to impeach Mr Wehtter's int*a;ritv ' Let
the bold defamer ttand forth. For one.'l ttmd
f.irth to meet the attack. I believe the honett
? nit gerierout hearted of this House would m-et
it. Let him put his charges in a specific f irm
Mr. Him.iard characterized Mr. Allen's re
marks as a malignant assault on the Secretary of
State, and eulogized Mr. Webster's general char?
acter aa a patriot and man, and ?aid that k*j
stands stronger in the affections of the people
than before these shafts were leveled at him The
Committee rose at ten o'clock. House adjourned.
NEW-YORK LKtJIILATl'KE.
SENATE.Albany, Tuesday, Keb. M,
petitions.
Three of the Board of Assessors of the City of
New-York for a law subjecting all foreign Com
pauiet aud Manufacturing Comp anies to taxation.
hills.
Mr. Cfolius reported favorably on the Assem?
bly bill to provide for an agent to represent the
State of New York at the World's Fair, to receive
compensation.
Mr Ckolils also reported adverse to the As?
sembly bill for the appointment of five persons by
the Legislature to represent the State of New
York at the World's Fair, to serve without com?
pensation, and tbe Senate killed the bill
Mr. Cook reported a bill amendiogseveral laws
relating to Life Inturance.
The bill providing for the election of 8enator
w> a* called np
Mestrg. Morgan, Johnson, 8choonmakkr,
Hkddk?, Beekman, Cook, Carroll, and Bar
coi k aoMietted the Senate,, explaining their posi?
ts :i [Justice cannot be donothese gentle men ia
a skekton telegraphic tket ;h ]
ASSEMBLY ... Petitions.
To compel the Railroada bstffMa S>ratuse ami
Bu'fsloto lay down a double track within eight! -n
months ; to abolish tolls on tbe Central Railways
of this State , ten to prohibit the sale of Intoxi?
cating Di inks; to stay Collection of Rents on ma?
norial lauds ; three to prevent the Jailtof theState
M ing used to continc Fugitive Slaves ; seven to
repeal the Free School Law ; to prevent trcasona
Us meetings in this State, under a proper penal?
ty ; againtt the passage of the Cotlin hill. a^ai.itt
tie par redemption in the Cities of New York
r.nd Albany; to make it a penal offente to remive
a free citizen from this State against hit will;
three to compel the New York and Erl? Railroad
to carry out the original provitions of their char
tt-r: of citizens of New York, asking that the
Commissioners of Immigration may bo elected in
tho same manner at the Governors of the Alms
Houte.
Mr. foWHSKsn reported unfavorably to the b 11
allowing Notaries Public to take oaths, acknow?
ledgments, Ac
Mr. Blackstone reported favorably to the bill
providing /or the appointment of an additional
i umber of Commissioners of Deeds for the city of
New York.
Mr. Wakkman inttoduced a bill incorporating
the Union Steam Navigation C inpany. Alto, a
bill for an appropriation to the institution for the
Blind.
CITY ITEMS.
a ?
CT* After the rain of Monday the sun roto yes
Ur. ay in a bright and cloudless sky, and de day
w tit ircth, bracing and elastic, with a promise of
similar weather to day.
a
It tcFPTioN of 6am. Houston ?Tho publi': re
OOftWat to Hon. Sam. Houston took place yetter
day at noon, in the Governor's Room of tho City
Hall. Tbe tlagt were hoitted at utual, and quite
a largo crowd of persona collected. The General
wat introduced to many personi by Mayor Kisnv
i. a nti.and wat welcomed to the City on behalf of the
Mnyorand Common Council, by Nicholas Dean,
Kto. Pretidcnt of the Croton Aqueduct Depart?
ment, who anured the General that hit name
was already enrolled upon the page of fame, bat
that lie hoped there were still a few blanks loft
upon which hia future deeds might be recorded
in letters of gold. He then congratulated him
upon the part he had taken in the passage, of the
Compromise measures, and gave him the attur
anco that he was now in a Northern city, aud
tbtl that Northern city was sound to the ore
?past the great questions that Wore settled hy tbe
Compromise?that the was opposed to agitation
? and firmly resolved to maintain the Union at
all hazards. Gen Houston, in retoonie to this
address on the part of tho City authorities, ro
tomed his sincere thanks for the honor they had
conferred upon him. He had devoted much of
Ma life to the tervice of his country, and he hoped
his conduct had been directed by right impulses,
h he bad ever sought power, it had been that he
might use it for the good of all. He hoped the
period of agitation had passed He had never
doubted the integrity and patriotitm of the peo?
ple of the whole country, and had placed fall reli?
ance upon their ability to put down fanaticitm
within and invationa from without. The Union
hat given us nationality and power, and without
it we can have no nationalitj?without it we can
have no home?and without a country and a homo
ho would rather perish than continue to exist.?
After these remarks, numbers thook h&ndt with
the General and welcomed him to the City. He
appeared to be gratified with the reception he
had met witb. In person, the General looks as
robust and active as he did fifteen years ago, but
when be addressed the public we missed the
tpsjklieg eye and the animated expression of
features that were wont to greet the hardy pio?
neers of tbe border, as they gathered around hira
in the early days of Texas.
Dry Goons in Coktland st.?A New-Yorker
win) left the City fifteen years ago would hardly
recognize tke Cortland-st. of 1S51. Commodious
hotels and spacious stores have replaced the
cramped groggoriuS and tumble-down huckster
shops of an earlier dav, and Trade vies with
Travel for the mattery. A single establishment?
one of several?may be taken as a sample of the
new business of Cortland st- in our day.
Tho Dry Goods Jobbing House of L. 0. Wil
sun A Co. is at No. II Cortland st. extending
thence to Dey, a depth of -'i t feet It is five sto
riea high, betide the basement (alto a salesroom;
and tbe ctll&r, which is used as a depot. Each
floor has its salesmen, book keeper, Ac and is de?
voted to some department of the trade?to 8i!ks,
or Cloths, or Prints, or Shawls, or Shectingt, cr
Do Laines, Ac ? perhaps two or three species of
goods on a floor, but each in its place, the ilesign
btir gto furnish a complete assortment of Dry
G.h>ds irom this single but exteusive concern ?
We belavo it is the purpose of Messrs. Wilson
A Co. to c innect with ther pretent butineas tbat
of Merchant Tai'ors on a grand sea!.\ working up
their own fabrics exclusively and staadicg ready
ti fid up a Clothing Store from their iuiuieuse
Stock as they now do one of Dry Goods. Of
curse, such a concern deals indifferently and no
osaaaril] la both Aairican and Foreign fabriet, .
Li.t we r.otad that Riuch n.?re than half the ttov.k |
ia American, including ample aappliet of Merri- j
mac Piitits, Mam-beater (N. H J De Laities, Laa- ;
at i MB] (Mast.) Ginglun*. Bay State Shawls, Ac.
Ac. And, while tVtJfl Raw some fabrics, d WbJotl
tl? bsssm mauuta^tuio ha* leeeded uuder the pre.
sent Tar ill, not to speak of Silka, which are now
scarcely produced at all ia thii country?yet most
descriptions of Home Manufacture, baring ob?
tained a foothold under more favorable auspices,
maintain it in spite of the present depreaiion, and
?ome are actually advancing. Flannels and
coarse, heavy Cottons are now scarcely imported
at all.
?The concern of which we have spoken is one
of a c'ais fsst tskir.g the place of the smaller
Jobbing Houses of an earlier day. The Dry
Goods business can no longer be prosecuted to
advantage in our City except on the largest scale,
with vast sales, small profits and sure returns ?
But of this we shall speak more at length soon.
fy* The YotPio Guard Bam. at Niblo's on
Monday evening was ?ne of the moil spirited and
agreeable festivals of tbe season In spite of the
unfavorable weather, there was an overflowing
attendance, especially of ladies. Annng the
guests was Hon. Sam Houston. A handsome
supper was served up in the dining-saloon, at
which toasts were drunk and speeches apok-n
all honor being given to the name of Henry Cr.at.
The dancing was kept up until a late hour.
Steamers ?The Cunard steamer Africa, Capt.
Hyrie, sails to day at noon for Liverpool. Tne
I. 8. mail steamship Ohio, Capt. Schenck, sads
this afternoon 'or Havana and Chagres.
The steamships Florida, Capt. Lyon, from 8a'
vannab, and Southerner, Capt. Dickinson, from
Charleston, arrived yesterday morning.
81CKKESS and Death on Shipboard.?The
ship Antarctic, from Liverpool, which arrived at
the Uuarantine yesterday morning, lost twenty
of her passengers during the voyage. At one
time, 400 were ill, and 90 were ultimately landed
at the Uuarantine Hospital.
Phrenologt.?Mr. 8izer is to deliver a lec?
ture on Phrenology, at Clinton Hall, this evening
This is a subject which is full of interest, and Mr
Sizer is fully nonipetent to interest and instruct
his audience.
Shakspepean Headings? Prof. Hows wil'
r' ad Shakspere's Comedy of "Much Ado Ab>ut
Nothing,'' this evening, at the Stuyvesant Insti?
tute, being the last reading of the course. This
will be the lastopportunity for some time of hear
in!: the Professor's correct and chaste readings of
Shakspere.
Bhadp.vhy's Gi.ef. Concert.?The concert of
glee choruses, ballads and songs, under the diree
tion of Mr. Bradbury, will he given this evening
at the Tabernacle. The programme is truly at?
tractive. The grand natioual Republican song of
? The German Fatheiland" is alone Worth the
y.r.cc- of admission to those who have never heard
it.
|y It should be remembered that the present
Series of 8attler's Cosmoramaa will cloae on the
8th of March, when new views will be substi?
tuted. Among those on exhibition at present, are
a?J of remarkable beauty. The aolemn repose
of the Egyptian Tombs and rook-temples?the
statues of Memnon, and the rapids of the Nile,
henirred in by the t?wny wastes of Nubia?tho
foamy descent of the cataract at Gastein, in the
Austrian Alps, and the cold pinnacle of eternal
si ow which looks down on the meadow of Nass
held?the darkness and terror of a storm on the
North Sea, and the sharp lights and shades and
gay coloring of a street in I. a Valetta,?all these
are brought in turn before the visitor's eye, as if
he stood in some enchanted tower, each of whose
many windows looaed out on a different land.?
Tho illusion of these views is complete They
have been prepared with tho skill of a genuine
ro'titt, and so managed that on a bright day the
etiect comes as near reality as lies within tho
power of human art.
Military.?The Massachusetts Volunteers
were yesterday the guests of their New-York
companions in Mexico, and of the American Ri?
fles. At the closo of the reception of Gen. Hous?
ton in the Governor's room, he received a inarvh
irg salute from the remnants of the two Regt
ruents that had served in Mexico. There were
about forty of the Massachusetts a.id twenty-oco
of the New-York Regiment on parade. After tho
salcte, the officers were personally introduced t.?
General Hosnton and to Mayor Kingslaml by
Gen. Storms. About 'i o'clock the companies on
duty partook of an entertainment, at tho invita?
tion of the Mayor, alter which the New Yorkers
escorted their Massachusetts brethren to the Bos?
ton boat. Amid hearty cheers from the wh-irf
and the at, the Massachusetts Volunteers d*>
I hi ted for home, apparently highly gratified with
their reception and the courtesies they have re?
ceived from the New-York companies.
Serious Accident.?AL.ut 4 o'clock yester
day afternoon, two men engaged in digging a
well in the rear of No. I Second av. were sudden?
ly buried under a mass of stone and earth, in con
sequence of tho work giving way. One of the
neu was almost completely buried, his head only
remaining above groand, the other was half in- J
closed in the ruins. The excavation was deep,
and it is feared the workmen are badly injured.
Tbtir names could not be ascertained.
The Little Dkummek.? vVe understand it has
been decided that the Little Drummer s next ap?
pearance will take place on Wednesday evouing
next, March 4tb, in Tripler Hall. Tbe perform?
ances of this astonishing child, on Saturday eve
ning last, excited the wonder of all who heard
bim. The very freaks 01 his unconscious baby?
hood seemed to awaken an interest in himamoug
tbe audience, and we have no doubt the second
Concert will 1 a even more sue essful than the
first.
The Opera.?To night // Gturamento?the fa?
miliar opera in ?hieh Truffi shines so resplead
ent!y?will bo ffiftm at the Astor-place Opera
House. Tne occasion is made extremely inter
cstitg t>y the debut of Signora Bozzi, (Madam.
Margueritt. s.) sriso is said to be. gifted wit'i a
line contra!:o v i e We anticipate a brilliant
evening. _
Benefit to George Loder.?In another
column will be found a programme of the compli
n t-ntrry benefit to George Loder, which is to be
firtH OB Tuesday evening, the 4th of March. It
will be one of the richest musical festivals of the
season. 8uch vocalists as Arthurson, Mad. Otto,
S'gnora Bozzi, Mesdames Jones, Eastc tt, Bost
wH-k and Loder, such violinists as Hauscr and
Griebel : such pianists as Strakoscb, Hoffman,
Timm and King, with three military bands and
the German Lu>lrrkranz is almost an overplus
0' goed things for one evening.
I'ihks.?At 5 o'clock on Monday after?
noon s tire broke cut In the dry ccods store of Mr. Dannie,
corner of Varies and Spring-sis It >ess extinguished by
some rlii/ens. Loss I'iflin/r
At a quarter nefore I yesterday afternoon, smoke burst
oui 01 If.e roof of l(t> Chambers-sl (occupied for making
hairs, t4t) and soon tbe whole upper part of the buildinr;
was enveloped in flames and tbe adjoininc drag shop, on
the comer, of Dr. Joslah Payton, (wno leased the whole
property.! was BM :o ln.ared by the water. The law office
of Spaiding A e weeny was considerably drenched and
other* tee damaged Loss estimate.! atf 1,000.
Hanuvir Bank?The Directors of this new
Bank have purchased the property on the corner
of Hanover square ard Pearl-at, at present o;cu
pied by Luquecr A Co. The amount pai l, wd
understand, was $35,000. The building is to be
remodel- !, to fit it or the pu'poaes for which it is
designed.
8ai.V? or Heal En. **? ? Tbe ?'??Ilowiag sales
were made by A J Bleee.W' y?t?rdey:
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do do CS do X'att. ??? 4 4?O
do do 6? do ?tfx.Vi.,?? M0S
do do 212 Elmsc ?Sji.
do do 210 do 2fx24.3rv ?
do do Jfi| do 20x58. 4.H01
do do Mi Greenwich*:. '>. t. ,
2 lo t cor Hammond and B eecker stA eaca 2>x .. TJStJ
1 lot o" rear on Blacker sc 19x30. l.Smi
I do adjoining, 19x50. 1,661
2do do each l!?s.Vi, |i.61ft each .3,220
I do do 19x50. i.fjuo
1 do do 19x50. l.SSo
1 do do earner Porry-st. 19x50.2Jii5
1 do on llth-av between 42"an l 43 *ta. 2'xinn. 750
fp" Hose Co. Mo 7 passed oorofBce yesterday
morning, on their way home with their new car.
nage. They presented a tine appearance
Another Heavy Wall-st. Operv
tiox ? John P. Cryder and James McKay, Wall st. brok?
ers were yes.erday arre.ted by officers AMC Smith
and Croaeean. of tbe Lower Totice Court, on complaint of
V\ alter P Flanders. Treasurer of the Milwaukee and Mis?
sissippi Railroad t o, now m this Caty. chargin? them with
having obtained by fraudulent means from tn- at jckholdera
ol said Road, bonds aid mortgages to the value or fii (ssi
It appears tl.at in th? early part o* tie past jear complain
ant came to ttii* Citv for tl,e purpose of disposing of the
ra:a bonds. Soon after coming to the City. McKay intro
duced himself to him, and stated that the evntleman lor
whom he was actin? as hrose* would pnrchase them if
ti e terms suited. A bargain was struck and bonds were
deuvered to the value of SltV*>, which were paid for *n
ca*h by a Mr Alexander Jaucon, with whom McKay rep.
rascaled b:ni?e!f to ho in partnership A contract was also
emarrMtetoby complainant with McKay, that the former
should fnrnlsh'bim with bonds to the amount of Ssj.000 ou
the same term* Complainant then retarded to Milwaukee
and prorured bonds to the amount above stated, whica he
brought to this C ity and, by re><rti?st of McKay, placed In
the hands cf a man named Jaudon, who lepreeeuted bim?
se I ? to be one of the firm of Jaudon Ac. Co, to be paid over
to McKay as the latter lultiiled ius part of the contract,
v ? i' ii was to pay Sjio.uo even- ten oars HI the whole of
the bonds should be paid for It is now alleged that th s
Jandcn has given over these bonds to McKay, and is not
one 01 the firm ot Jaudon it Co, and is wholly irresponsi?
ble, and no money has been received tor the bond* Cry?
der is charged with haviag represented himself to *?e oaf
01 the firi'' of Wermore and Crvder, which is chanced to
be le>e and to iitve asais'ed m inducing Mr Handera to
part with his property and place it in ihe hands of said
Jaudon. A hearing in tbe matter will be had this afternoon
at 4 o'c.'cck The accused were committed for examin?
ation.
Fatal Affrat.?An in , uesl u a ;yest?r
dsy he'd at the house. No. 7 James slip, upon the body of
Win. MouIiod, a unlive of Ire,an 1, ll> years of ase, woo
csme to h's d-aCi under the fodow tig ctrcumataucea. it
appears that the deceased hoarded at the Porter and BoarC
Ing bouse. No 91 Cherry-St that oe Sunday evening he
went home to hi* tea s igbt.y mioxi :ated. and whi e at the
lahle nsiiiUd in ihe grossest ma ner bis landlady, there
being t,o male In the room to take her part. She called upon
Frederick Cock, the bar tender, whi wem into the ro>m
bp* asked Monlton why he insulted the woman; be reolied
with a iilow, and the two men u>n got Into a scurti-ln
v inch ihe decessed was so seilousiy Injured, that !.- Had
veetcrdsy miming a verdict was rendered that the li?
censed came to his death by Mows Indicted l>y Kredenck
( 00k in self-defence. Cook, who had preetouslv been
arrested, was upon the rendition uf the verdict, discharged
fr-tn custody.
Death by Apoplexy.?An Impest
srasbeMla risrtsili at teiwiiesi ?atasssxt and Seventeenth
sts, upon the body ci Johu p Oeane. a native of Ireland,
rH years ot ate, wao died suddenly at the Drug Store of
I)r. Clowe, c. ruerof Twenty ieveiith-s:. and Niuth-av., on
Monday ivenirg Deceased, while In the Store, com
in nctii cmife-i. n_'. iatssedtaraiy began to vossst kiaasl and
d.?d almost inftnntly afterward. A verdict of d jatli by
Apoplexy was rendered. Mr 04MB was a house agent,
ui.d a man much respected by a larjje circle of frieuds.
Mysteriocs.?The> lioily of an infant
a as lounrJ yesterday morning- hv a policeman of the Niue
teerth Ward at the corner of Kiuhty-second-st. and Broad
a ay. lying under a suu,e with it* bead crushed. The Cor
oi.er wa.- sjotJii il.
SEBIOUS Accident.?John Mason, a la
borerearployad at lbs foot < I Ntaataeasa-at North River,
lrv oiling lim'tKir, waa on Monday afternoon caught between
tu o teas and had Me legs broken below the knse*. He
Was ,*ktn to ihe Cay Hospital.
DlATH 0M SHIP-BOABO<?An iio|Uest wa?s
1 PS lead ay beld 011 hoard tbo ship Columbia. lying al pier 21
EsaS River, upon the body of a recently discharged Lr. 8.
soldier named Chrtstophi r Kerny, who came to ibis port
Irosa Charieaton, S C , In tbe above named vessel, sutTering
al the time of his laklni; his pseaA^e from an attack of drs
. '? 1al d died aoon after the arrival of the ahlp tn port
A veidlct was rendered In accordance with iheabovefacu
BROOKLYN ITEMS.
???
VaLUI <if Kkal Bstati?Imi'rovk
MKNTa ?A plot of ground on Kuiion between TUIary
and Johnson sts comprising three iiulldiog lots, 80 feel
if fitly I .11 feet deep, waa lately purchased from ihe ea".
>aie of the late Tetfr Brriren. deceased, for th-s tum o
llVJMB, hy Me.er*. J ? Whlieh.-uae and O ll-vton k
aone. An ancii-rt frame tenement which now aWn.ls a'ioin
tf e renter of the lot la to be re mured to Ihe IVaahlngton.
?t point, an 1 on ih" Kn'to? at. side three magii'ficsnt build
lagSof brick,four stones high, wuh brown atone OfDsSei
are to be rreeled early tn the sprit:/ Wh->n finished, the
grosjsjj floors will be occupies! a* shnea by Ihe IWliaiSSSias
at d the upper apartmects will probably b?. |.-l for o."E ea'
Ac. Each buiidlug will h>j 26 feet front by 110 feet ueep.?
The property I-ea In a moat central a?d ?leeliahle poeiil SS,
atjd the projected Improvements win, when completed, add
greatly to the husinets as well as the sppearauce of ibat
portion of our rrealeal thoroui'l.faie.
POTDLAI Lfctures IB Uroorltn.
Tharegalar.eoi r--si' Laesaras fortka present se?aon at
[ircoklvr. are closed; that before the Biook'vn Institute
bsrfto| beer, concluded on Thursday evening of last week
\i\ H poem on " M'?lern Society." from Park Berc-imln?
Which waii re, - brad wiih great applause, and ibai la aid of
Iba caw Episcopal Church a: the Female Academy by a
Hectare eaMBaeeese and Failure In Life," from Horace
Oreeley, which was read before a large aadleoco last
evening.
We are pleased lo learn, as will be ourreadere in Brook
1) 11. dial an extra Lecture is to be given al the hall of the
hsiitute fAn week, on TtursrJsy evening, by Pabx Beit,
'amin, on the very attractive and, al this season, approprl
at" topic, " poj ular Amusements, with an account of the
1 ' v'tJ and Cum jros of that Saint of Lovers, St. Valentine'*
I.tciures in Brook'yu have met with great saccees, and
?? k ast we cuu ask for Mr. Benjamin Is an audience as
i-i <i ss ih?- averait? which have attended either the Iostt
cue or al the Academy.
Oteb ami Terminer.?li"for? Justices
Morse. Stlllwell and Wright ? IsSftH Wood, Indicted for
forgery, pleaded not guilty. Tbe cue was transmitted, on
?? ? con of the District Attorney, 11 tbe next term of the
Ccurt of Sessions.
WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.
?s>
Schooner Scnk.?The schooner James
I.^skman, of H?vern raw, r0 tuns burden, laden with
bucks, v. bile attempting lo reach a a barf in this place, on
MocCay forenoon, was swept by the tide with great vto
katea against the long pier at Ihe foot of South Seventh st
Itavtag In he. side, ao that she filled and sunk in fifty fee.
of water. Her deck-load of 2i.w*> hrtcks slipped off when
tlie veasel careened. The cargo below deck consisted of
7 I hecks. Boib vessel and cargo wore osrned in Hav
erstraw. She st id be raised without much difficulty.
To HoBACI (Jreeley, Ks^. : If Mayor
K .'.jrs'and wrjaJd appoint a Committee to Investigate this
eisctn sty of Prorsesor Wati*. it must prove benen-tai to
the pnhnc, let the result be what it will. It is certainly
vi ry evldettbi has discovered sometung of which the
s? oi:d has bartloAaa been l^i.oranl The conciusloa we
t ?e to 1s. that it Is a ru'enr.l or c imp >ur.d produr.ag a
r< sBtvi internal MflsaMMk, cr soae strange phunomesa
at*rcstor ng health, hy ?ttetttBf. BttfassBsg and equa lling
necuicity- bat, aa ike a 1 ether discoveries in tnoaern sev
:, e, every ocecac aval! thorcselves of the discovery with?
out tlie aid of an uTv?ra*.>r?lor naif a k nue of cie an?dote,
taken at once. v.:.. suC.-iertiy eluci.laie it* comp e;e coa
ttt 1 over il s r e.-vi.us fiiiici'ons of either tne m*ai He.1**?!
or ibe most robust It Is not a disc iv -ry to k?J dispute!! ot
aritued-the pstwCiS in Itaelf. dispjie 1 ii\- nine after tesiiug.
ONK UK THE JfACL'LTY.
PHILADELPHIA.
Fl r*>-Market*.
Correspondence of The T.f use.
Phii ?nr i.rni *, T-relay, Feb. 25
This nu n iug, the Chair-makiog Shop of Wil?
liam C. Wojrc, aituated at tbe corner of Frontet,
and Mead Alley, Southwark, was totaliy deatroyed
by fire. Mr Moore is a young beginner, and ag
t:'e place was not insured, toe lost, (? '>00 falls
heavy upon him
The murctrei of Richard Grizt.es has not yet
Iren arrested.
Qail? rot: :.1.es in limited request, at.d prices are no
itrred. Tbe ri.ota maraet has undergone no chsn<*
Lcmmoa shlppinir braces are beid crmi> at 4 50 P ?J*rr<;l?
Mit there is but .iiLe eipori demand, and only IwtOO bar
re Is have be?o dis|H>sed mt Sale* la lout for the supplies
o' the city de* ~rs at4 V'ortbty for common act good
b aius, and 1 Lei. 12s f,r extra, Bve Klola i*steady
a:3 5ti, and CotUi Mrti at * nk p narreL Oaai.v-No
aaks of Wb?-st i:ave r- me and^r our t Hi'-e, we qtote red
a. '.-iftfH c s, ^nd whit* at 1 ?7dl II I* tmsheL Saal!
mit a of Bye at 7t tf72et* Corn I* lea* sctive, eat the
an oux.1 otftrlri; la iimlleo; aale* of nowyenowad -el at
. I cui, and bj alore at f>i e<t. Oils are in limited rajueet
I lof-ner r?'-s Tier- has been an active demand for
CLOViasetc, srd aiiout all tn market bas beeo bought up
at 695A In Tusoikv and Plaissso rothing dong.
Whissv is doll and s-l.s only in small lot* at 24 c* in
Li I?. and 22 cs a bbds
BAt.es or BTocas.-firvf Board?$?,11 Sprlog Oarden
fs. "65, 1?l; Ii P?n BJt, 43* ; mmM Lr*h\f*? Nav Ss |
If Phil Bk. UP; SI Wi City??. "79, |0?: ii.**) Slat* X
f^vrto. 9 ,. 2 Leutgb Nav. J7; I? Mtn-htll RR. *: 2 M
Am Bk, LiP-t ; :i Penn RR, ?); ? Ht/rt?bnr(t RR, *>i; let
81 tc. Canal. I6f.
5mm<i AxW-6 fbll Bk. 14?; #<?k> sch Nav Mori 8?. "M,
Jj; 12 Bk of renn. Iff; fin Penn RR. ?3. ; ILMS Colon
Mu-tiaif-erp.??!, #?,..?1 Sch N.? 6s.'S* 51*; SW t'niofi
Mutual Scrip. 7?. *
PepalatlaM of the l alted (Statte?.
I ^ From Ui? National lnteliijraocer.
Wl are indebted to tbe kindness of the Super?
intendent of the Cento* for the following table of
the population of the Luited State*, at near at
can bo ascertained at present from tbe certificates
of the Marthala; the ratio of representation an I
number ot Representatives to each State which
that amount ol population will give , the fractions
left to each State, Ao.
Rap re** a No. of R?p
St.tm Pres pop Ufc?ep.>p mwUtiTti
tl'armn. e*w?wa> oratio?. HlrTl
Maina. (mi,?M . S U >N>
New Hampshire 318,003 . 3 S-1.47S
Massachusetts .. "??.724 . 1,1 HjJel
Vermont. 314,1*3 . 3 34,7*4
Rhode Island ... M1,*49 . 1 44.111
Connecticut. 87n,9l3 . 3 91.MS
New. York.3,l<?t,(>l? . 33 24SIS
New-Jersey. 4-9 Hrt? 53 . 3 21." I?
NataqSvaaaat ...j,h4i,??4 . as 11*114
Obto.1,9*1.940 . 31 25.344
Indiana. 9S",2M . 10 S8.49d
Wisconsin. .VS,.V*S . 3 2S >*v<
Michigan. 3??7 Vhj . 4 M 872
llnnoi*. *.Tf>,*>*\ . 9 11 '41 ej
Iowa. ItlrSSS . . J SntH
California. 2.<i,<?0 . 3 llritA
Maryland. 4<>i,m\ 90.3.? VW,S74 3 8"<*J4
Virsinla. 9ii>.'?"0 ?W.nirii l.liS.nrej 13 4j|i
Norih-Oaro'ina.. iMo.mm 2xO.0vn 648,000 6 SB ?41
H ?uil -Carolina.. 2ne,0o0 34OI00 4<iu,,?on 5 24 120
("-.Ta-ta. MA,SM SH\"0? 774."OI) 8 J8 m
Florida. +S<*" 22.00? Vjm 1
Alabama. 4 4n.<?0 330,000 6U.00? t> T8.994
MlMissippI. *nn*i 320,000 492.IHS.) 3 2S 12?
Louisiana. 2.5?. wo 2m.,l^0 37.),000 3 00,471
Texaa. IflOftoO 60 000 13a,3St 1 38**4
Arkansas. ItO.OOO 4>,i00 177,000 1 8t*>42t
Missouri. mSm?km 91..M7 644 *28 8 BAST?
Tennesaee. fSfl.'sW 25i ,noo ISA.oSS 10 18.24?
Renuirky. 7S2.0O0 311 OOA 90S.t>?n 9 70,01*
Delaware . 90,777 2,332 91,876 I
ENTIRE POPULATION.
Prwa. S'S'S?.
Free SUte*.13/374.797
Slave Stales.6,?>4,938 3,ofi7.23l
I Isirict and Territories.197.985 t?m
20 007,720 3,070,; M
The entire re pre tentative population ia ab> it
21,710,000. The ratio of repretentatioa will be
about 93,170.
At the law of-.'2d May, 13..0, determines tho
number of repretentativet at '231, and at but MO
ot tbete are provided for in the foregoing table,
without taking them from fractions, it will be ne
cettary to telect from the 8tatea thirteen having
the largett fraction*, to each of which are to be
assigned a representative to make up the entire
cumber
The States entitled to Representative for st-Ii
fractions will most probably be New Hampshire,
Matiachuiettt, Rhode Island, Connecticut, Indi
ana, Maryland. North Carolina, Alabama, Louisi?
ana. Texas, Arkantat, Mistouri, and Kentucky
? 13.
The Statet which gain, irrespective of the fras
tion, will be Penniylvaiiia 1, Illinoist, Mftsittippi
1. Michigan 1, Missouri 1?6.
The Statet which train, in all, are at follosrt,
viz: Arkaatat 1, Indiana 1, Illinois 2, Mass a* 01
setts 1, Mississip >i 1, Michigan 1, Missouri 2,
Pennsylvania 1 ? 10.
The following Stares lote, viz 1 Maine 1* New
Hampahire 1, New York 1, North Carolina ft,
South Carolina 2, Vermont 1, Virginia
The free Statet train tix membert and loie four.
The tlave Statet gain four and lote tix.
Amin Bey arrived at Waahingtou on Mon?
day from hit Western and Southern tour.
to the KDTTOU of the VUBUHB
Permit me to correct a material mistake in
jour reply lo "Justice." where you say " Where under tbe
atsi li?s Liberia an ect-my to-day oicnpt ainoag the slave
trailers of Africa and the blacks of America" la ray com
nniiitcsiinii (fovrth paragraph, tirat part) you will read
these words " But you propose, a* a remedy for the evil,
that we seilie in a country." Read county instead ot" coun?
try,' and oblige _ JUSTICE
Paaaettaera Arrived
In ttramikip S>>uth'rner from Chnrttit->n?%\?* M J Oromr. Mi?.?
LBray, Bim W*i..Mm latk, 0 C Tbasar, O W Oiiliiau.1,
F P Lese*Itfc J C b??. lulu A Cr* m, T Kelly. W n C ttn.n.-.
O >V R.'??r. A 3 K .l<!?>, J Sthw.ro, J R run-ub???, ? u
Sharp, A S Jams*. A M Wttkiaii H ? VV A Sited, W Koscll
%?> 'ii ? -
InVS M ilrii. ii/ r;..ri/< from Su*ann*\ ? J H i.uim WT
M.i. tmO, <i..i W H?iea,Os * S . toei, Ch?? f Hartw, Wio L Mar
tm.dM K>w?>* Oli??r WaaStSfd Wro H K.i??r?. kucH SsStS
mm, J Manare. Th .rn?? I" ?..?., Ctas 1 Hiihivll. Horace aruita, A
r - ?. * .. ? ? ? H lenakt* Mia ?r.nib, VVm o,,.?,,, i,,??
n >. n. Mra Diion. atiss E?rria R Bh'mh. ... Win S
11 . A 1 rt.r W S II Mr S)?aa??S W 3 K,>5ia??a. ROo.
laa E Rsasii ?.t a, S A Oiirind, V S J..I,a?on. R VV ?uu h o?ja,W,n
CeaHat,J J Ma-eV A Krank.I K CHas, ? EM a. W H Sharp. C K
l'h.ip?, H Smwi, A V rlijw. C S Rnttar, H K Caaa, A J ?rv?,
H I'' i|- Jna.pl, Siran,).. Ja. FI.ii.id?, Julm. Kauir.uaii, A C O.J
k>j G tv r< tten aim IS ia ?l..rat?
In itiamihin fhxhittt'nnin at Nm Orltam, Feb \H, from CK*
gran?STea V?.?t O. H-HW*. J --?-n i;u, A K'ihinem, Nt, JN
P? Iiasna, JsaaS OVC.raS'. J Curlaar. RliisslsSS, JaaPartn.no,
J t baa sraara, R Cea* I. J Eaman J vacab>. A Bai.u.k. J 0 St*
??I, ? CSU'k. 9 Ril.l>,lll. A AuKimiaa, lad? solch IJ, Cti.rl.a
ITl?lakii J 44 Hew n, J K O j)r. T Howard. John Wabb. Jehl
Rae* J I? larnal. J' hn HasBStSt I wa. S r aa-s, W H retar, m.
S H.wiin- raSSTSASI. VV aatasM J 0 Kara, S ?Chili. J ?i. rol.,
"Ir> Jau a. Moir a**, Win LieVaa, Jam*. Hatur. Tboa Wtttiaavt,
Li a ll Sli fiea'i. T J S.U., K M .ir,..A R..?l?t R Wvalt S Sali?.
JSNeVs l> A M Cn-ar, J ial L'df.rd Ja-nsa Wiao. C Wmn
S hc air, Mti, J?m?. A enicliarrt Ky S o Wri?ht,C K Sswrer fs
J. i * aeAsaj.C PiaXS, la*. I. Vaa Ka?l Calrom.a, Miaa * Loncar
i. v.,,,, VmJmmm, als XfriesM 1?. S Huaav, W H n
?i,l t ll AaSsaaaa, P I. Cut'.r R r .rraat. VV,a.
in *avd StjIUnd from Bordeaux - Mr OuahJO.
? INI ATD AI AI.?ASAC.THIS ryKl
Sur. Rises...A SO I tats-....S 4SI Mans -Ris**....4 04m
MIUH WATrTK.EES a*.
Sani?. ?< ..._4 \mm I SJa* i- ?_? ?> ? ? | Hall OaU_| 41n
TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OP SHEW TORS.PEB. US.
Ulestretl.
Str>ninal<ipa?Afriri, Kjr a Liverpool, E Cuatr*. Jr. Ohto,Scktai.A,
Ciiajra*. mr M O Fo iMrUi Perw*errrt, Carl, PmlaSe'phi*.
9l.ipa?Laiiatbau. Koaop. New Oilaaas, Stsrra?, Caasnosa * < >
M.n.i, ..a, Rbi.ksr.ilii Win Nalaoa. Joei.h BraJlar MauaflsIS, km
tnk?, i oa'sllal oo. Brittna, Losrsocl, Coast!, Mxtoro A Co. t P
Sage, KibiDsca, l??w Orleaee, T P Staaton. A?s aaebs, aaMStaati
Na? i o ?ar. K -<la * H>ta-rl
K?,? ? Superior iSe) rtoaUum, Ha.ana, Panch A Meifk*
w , ? M? .~ SaataaWa, Car^awaa R C ttandi 0 L Wallun,
C'tik, M.ta.iu. V Curiu A Cu.Uraaus, Biirt, St Marki, A , lasts
waM.n, Jai am,Saw Roltord.
Isawaasss El'ne Parkar, r?sr".n|;tnn, "Jawbam; Potomar H L
JavAsaaVkta Janiw.tow? Cwt. Pewreourr/ Er Ii pas. Pof, Pmlad.l
phi*; R W Srowi, Bu'aa. Wilai.ii(U>a; Luudon, ( Br) cra.? Lt* i?v
rs, At.TS Wbitosy A Co. Indus,(Br) D??, Halif.i, Ml, Win Di
bosq, HsrnacD, Pbiladsrntiu.
Rargw?IJarts Jobs, bsMwto, South Amboy
Arrived.
U S M itsamil ip Ptorida, Ljoa. Sarasnak, Al hoiira. to S l M.ti-b
Sil Sstnrdar PM, paaasd is the r.'ar, inwar* bound, abip A Z. bark
Sarah Ann; b'<| WiVn Pnllar, art ach Usca?. Susdajr. 9 PM. 1*
[iiitee nwrth of HafAraa Lifbt. sichsnc** atfasls wits ataamihip At
kawa, Ludluw, eat a* Im -^araneaa
SUinabip Southarsar. Juo Dicknaes, CUtrlaatoa, 'A haar, ose**
to Spoffnrd, TilsatcB ? Co.
Ship New Trtrk, Ho-I. Charleston, T di. ttSMl ss* nc? to 0?>rt*
Bulalay Fsli S1.S0 niwt DurUi ol Uattersa, sialaafwd tifSSAl wit*
slop Silas Holnvaa. B-o > hwtKa rW Haw or lean.
!hipSt?p).aii P Ao.Uo, Moae. 0a.'?salon, iOtb.caaiMi. Ac, to J H
Brower A Co.
Bark ScotW.-. Bor***n 4* St, wmsa, brao*'!?* and pi?a?
t*raU D Si Arnau* Hai ?er? hea.y waatier 11 the Weetern 1,1
ai.de. l^.l .ii port ai* Aifrel Ei.il Waatiu on. i .r Phihviaiph.a a
a few da>a. ab.pa Ua.ted Stalee. (of Bain) from lbs Mediterranean,
r itrra Jar. ?n '? Montreal, just a/r rad. SM ia c> With ab p
Mar .eat. falwr for Phitsowlpb a; barn Gilbert. Or-eoe, loriSTora,
and Henry Sii.it? o Lang, for K.ietK* A> r.a
01*?i.bu.j bnr; SepUus, S? i<el. Meee.ua, SI da, Oiursitar, AI da.
frill to P., . e a C<
Sch Pocannoka. Hicmi, Pro? dsncs.S ?*, ia bslisst
Sch Wm M LiDfO. Snrtoa, l:mai Ri'W, Oei. 4 di, w,tb wra<?
r"<t? 'n.m a acbi. nor that ?i< rwen'7 tahorsS railse ?4>ith ?/!
Capo it.
8.1, Jobs W Hiatus, Bobju, lud.ta R.??r, Del, J 4a, cra.a to A
C Ha.ene.
8< h J R M r... Ven Sams. TtS Ri?sr. Ts. i 4a orator*.
Sch laanwlia. Aware. Bo^,*. 4 da. mn^ to O.yt n * Sprsjraa
Slovp John Melller, Manoan, New druuewca, 4 da, grain to Met
tier St smart
Sch Eew*-J Ber.oatt, De~k?r, Y .rt Ri?ar,4 ds, n> iura.
'?? Rat,- YoriR'sr wor<
Vb Amat in Parka-4 SsnJwicti, 3 4?, gUis ?? r. to L D M-eirs
a Co
Beb MAris. Wyk.JT Be* m?re. 4 4a, mdae 'j? Jnkteia A Low l?o.
9cb CoBsvsrcs, Jscktoe. Tort R ?er I di. o)tUr*.
SAILED-Sbipe St CbaiV?.. H 'irl, STtS OtlsSSjaj M?n?| bj,
BurAor do; barka Maria, Bo ai.a i Oaa'CQbirrS Ha'aan. Suewn-.r,
Boatrooi. do, brif* Auji.U, St oe. 4*>aw.si., E..M, (S<> Sa^.b,
Norfolk; IbubotA, Pitta, Para, t:d ? ? -?
BELOW?BrtJ J**s<i thipZoo* Bai ?r, In ItaMtJatSj So? Aj
witfc atlk and l*?a .a at anchor oej - be Bar.
JLleo bolow. ?bip ea-choa, 1 tu de fan Caatoa; barks Jobs Soatorj,
10 saie frm Ha?ana. Wareor, IS da tea New-Orraaoi; Knobs Jt a .r,
frowj Mneiro.
WIND-At lacaeS SSW.
TVs now etaaner Sninr: rawj* oS* the Soet- >oal D ark y*otwr.H> a i
ptocaasod so koroenh, *j s Saitk K.?or, tt lot* f ,i Istajwt _
Ibseb-p Antae lie, teiej Loorp-*'. is eti l at ^iinat m, h?? ?r
bad 44 deatba.aad audod Kl ax s atlha Hoopilal.
By Telearmpk.
atWItMl, Pet ts?Arr hart Purao-ith.Cartoia?, Po? 10-, a: < P.o
Pr, artig. pVyitwresm; Wm W laoa Cbscrsa; Tn impti. asd Por oaf,
Car*Hs?ti?ap Olar ? ew, Char*M(no; Shamo h ? e i >a-?. rloa.->
L. i> S.rlol*. Pbitodoloba. Jaapss, CoraaU, and Was H M> ?*',
N?w T. rk.
CHAKI.ESTOS.roott-Cld.hp Carndso, and sen M E W. .,
tWw Tors.
SAVANNlH, Pea tt?An abi? A Z. Row Tork
Cid aara Teass. sad a. ha H H Starts, and J H K.olt t. Now Tork.
NEW ORLEANS, Two tO-Arr ibipo Tacksku'tk, and Caaba* 1,
New lort.
[Prosa oor CoiiaasanSasli ]
rtsiLs as lphia, rm ? ???<? ?an, asssiw. a.???;
J C Proai u Tatkir M-tintaj. C?tut'ooc??* Robsria, SaMh. scba
.... , Erruk-'i Ct>" k>*t<' ? sur ??"?a- Pr?vi Isars: i
> > -i . eraoo. NTort; Asa Somora, So?ort, d a I 3 tboup
M Com Mar? kw>. fwt Hoop Croat.
ru? ?I I Fro>o<'bip Ait.- , Metinau; scba North Pec (!<-,
Haw.tr Chaiav. o, tim\*mimn,Mosa, AJstsadt Si MtankST Xoaaahoc,
Fioweit, Now lock.
Newport, r??ts jt>?~4-nnt Pete**.. n*?m, a-oieine
Pros.ia-Me Mhi r L Tap Cam Boaiaa 9t? Pb.aseaieAm. AVrad Sar
rett klw, U du, Barbae?), Haw Ha'ws. aaopi I ?afi?,
nartoa. Pme^enra fee Hem T?r*. Haan CaaloeT. Haata fr^alMn.
?ab I? arr eck? HraM, ItoTti, fm"t?* ? Mr ftdieetr,! ?.
Mail. Cehb, leathira ror ?..r??h PrawCnn. Bmwa Nam Teak for
Tirmoath. laVit Lo?.1 Portland to' RaiMi fanfare. Onwaea,
Pro. ?raSr.we bar Pa bate ph? pout ?vat There, Rueeell, (m a craaea;
H? ?I n.f??lt, fa lo. _
iMamatrra, Ar.
Puans Tm.ii ? Br4 IWaaarn t. ? Ibsrt, m.ted from PUMal
I i but Sap t ?? for ?I Bart. Ac. srcra ?h?rh nolbira. baa beam beard of
bar It '? 'eirea1 'hit aha la leal t .fiber wita a? an k <ard
Rue Kiiirtu? Inf Haltmtnf?> Mirtan, f.am Km da Jaaaaae lot
Ih* pott, m tbe eaaenl repnetad air ets?m.h,p Pwmliii >? nature
i? tke Br^antine Sa ?als f> -i 1 in iii~uii I ill's aal 11 mat M^j
Hi'*' ltd bad bilgad
1 rjanui4.fr.>? Hewn*!*, boa ad to Maw fort, kaa tan* aba*
doead ?"? rka pirta-ubjra
Tai fair Baos.aar, Irr? Gla'eow for Hew Tori, pat bark oa Ike)
7th p*b I ?? ng 'P'?'< > '?ak. ?*- 9fc? w? *? *?**? eat whea aba
?a. eomea"ed tt> rater.
Bete Caawei, w h . k wM fr. m Chigme i*~st tke aaa iaa for
N*? ....... with is nenaanrnaae. m%? wrecked <m> "i.,wKH>i **
on i.u (lm Scti S a N.kereoa. a.Cipro?ini.>ee\ Ar, waeke bteee
Kangetaa Jam. ca the loth set tu renaer aeeotaao?.
Sea J J I.e..nr. Pii'imt, -mm Nor Ik Carolina Hf "orfo*. an?
a carra nr rnre ard rea?a?. enek in tba wttt rWk aa PnSap mm It
apiaare Ural aar centre (Hard a?4 .am'aad white ilrrei In as fall
aaragib anJ abe we. taaaaratr.ibel.nl i?>e roaditwaa aari wham
tba water *aa turned out a ,d '.ka waiakt of Ike eaeea!.aia* * tbe
bra'*, >t r-nr??ed ap through tie dark kraal.'Jj 'wo kaaareanl karat
>Bf tba a.8, wl. , reused aar In ant H?r lart loaf eas USaa aaT,
aa<l aba ??. >avad eo aa la eat bar i>at of Iba lor*
The new al p Ur.alaaa I srci tuaa, kailt at rs?ar . .>?*. saJ a
larca < arrer baa ban purcbaaad ib this tit?, for 2a Ira <b rax koai
naaa f. r %m rejo. ? ? ??
Bat., rm.earr. Caaaaena, fm? Na? Tort. !>*??, for HsAfat,
l at i ale Buna. Nf, about Jan IS, laak<aa badlr. ?m.lamm of aaHkaai
Hi Bi o Viaaata-Tba Br br? Hiaarri, Mi b. ft.ri ?..etaro Rar
boearito D'ufit, (bafera reaortaa aab-nm in St.ac Ai.ar, aWr*
I a. i baa baroa ? a a reel The ataamar Maaraaait, sVkaak
a an l u> bar teaUai, l.?A ea. ra to* oa Iba SOU <M my* aaaaaarj.
etf ra |."iiDf hat at<?l. but ra rroaarna: Stoao tar a beer* Knot bar,
tri iba Slwd w,th water. Part of bar cargo bat beaa berc<kt aa
i > ? a?a a,aaa* arar/ effort will be mi.te lo aara aa aaarl. a/ taa ??
a r. a a. , aaaSbk
B. k IUiav>w. SUikeaia. wbxb sM at Raw Orlaaaa, rib eaet, foe
Raw Tort was towaa ba> b I3tb. w ih I.at ot rUJot
" H W.i?-Tbefrflowi?? a tka rargo o( acb S ? Tt'ir*,(ba>
fi-re repor'al wrartar>> aarf tn whnai <v>aaaawi |an try b> taa. a aal
. na dia?na'a b'.ma, ta DoauHpna A araataaa. Now ToaSu
Xlr.o. kaUjim of U.la. In Kraratt A Rrnwa. I bnt aaniplaa t rtaaro
'* Ca, Raw feati IAJHB ^??ra to Joba tmc*aaa. N.w
Tnrk, tad a.KMfieba faiOr.J eoiaa.Skaaa aasl 4 ebbt nqma rnaa.
#? Eiarrifed |um, 6 graaa ?ata, and t boiee ch irolata Sk or
Jar, Raw Tuit.
At fag aaaaajaw, NH. Tab la, a baauufal abip of Al'si taaacaryaa
tar'a ineaaurameat ai^l I.KU tri aftth tuaa Majieter, caJlaJ taa
'?Ty^^uo^ " Baa la .-waad by ?Jeaan P A a K stilaii. M tbiiot/,
and n in ba r, inminna l n? Capta>a Oar bra I. SaKar ot Portaeaaata.
Har ancth o.ar all hNUmI. aitraraa kraaAlb pi k mot, i*p*? SB
(??t. <l?.d r lae JI kadksa Hi 'itmt n antiraf/ o< wkiiaoak. Sackaa]
aaS raaaouaal. ee?er. ai?bta cf it lha (rowtk af Raw Blaapahira tor
eata Lar^th ol Oiliaraaal (M raet ' .[?--* " .-r-j-"?il Titrl t%
rn)il ?1. ana (<>nt*rpola IS, witb S f*et kaaS Tba ipara era Iba
ai r * aa fnrrand ma n aul, I .war rarda ?> faal. topml paed. *t,
l4>|,?all?al SS.iaralS*. akr *a I *S. and it n aatd aha will epraad aa
Ssack reavasSS anj r.aselaS al. liar k^BJavj n al the baat Ruaaal
baa p, tna Ler sails are of rottna duck.
To iTlartsvera.
Tba B<a'oo Outer Mtnua IwBaVM raparla tua Buoy oa Toddp
Rocks, iu Rantaakat R ? I?. at m ?..n<
CtUlfornla Vr..rl? Hr>s>siesii tke.
Dar S. lai IS ?? S, tn? ? SS W, ah p Htaaah Crookar, Brova, fas
Boatau (July u) for Sao Fiiuihko.
Npoltr>a, At.
Peb IS, lit St, Ion ?, ach l.ru'la, (Vom Boston lor Dana* (so ra
p.ttaw).
Kab il. i S Ka'terat. was passed hart latpraat, of Brutal, Rl, fas
ami ssa SM b*' T?rk
t i 11, a<? n, < if Be. ck Itlaad, bark -, frata BaJbavoea fat
tswrsaw,
N .ta ,-it K- v.at, paasari bark Ud. Knutht, of P.rrt'aad, las
Apala. kaoai for P etna.
t- II ? >. . i. ft 60 \V. act Niac) R Hagaa, Camaasa, fas
C' Ajiaa for 9 r.leaaa.
K?b S3 nS * t It and. bark Hnwland. *m Ss?innth fnr Rorkaa
JaaSS -e Im 'tn. .aw a barhtteena* sjvV, ahowuar wbiU aie
?.I.C, l.fn, H ?. It ^
Jan SI, nlTCepe St Vim ?ut, was aaaa bn/Santiago, from Mtlaga
for Bottoa
WkttUera.
Tha (ian Waihinglia, Raw Heitlord, wuh VOO ap, put m'a Ztaukar
O, t S, fur .liikt lepicra. her katSaa baing n asd nr lar from Uia Iota
ot .'opuar, an.1 bar cutwater badly wo m aataa: rapurad aaat aailaa
Oc r in nr, a < luiae. Caul II ra| or lea at Johaana, abl Owl I, Wat Lae,
law, of Newp.rt. 1.1. " an?, i, Paakaa, Tatcb, Raw Badford, 111),
Bart l.car. M Tiber, .in. t OSS
AlSsn Frauriaru, Jan IS. ilrma. Iiianl Ivi". lai, pun naael by
Mra.ia i.. B Elk i.? A Ca aud would la (Iliad Cat a ?fcakibj luyaga
t.. tha .lortliwrat Coaat, under r, rii.uaud nf Ctpt Baa) C Styar, a/
Rarjturkat
Arr it Nsw Radlo'd Fib IB, >h.p Caiton, Tatar, Indiia O, sta.
I'arrair bu.n Jan M st I. I fs' bnli wh oil. ??! do sp. aad S mi laa
tmi.a Sp. kaRor IS, kit Irl $ bra S SO 9. ?b,r Knlarpnaa. Swa.a,
RaaSatAek, SI SJrfCsfsAsAa Baic.nt, Uraaumnt. cl.au. Owe S. oat
Tr.atan Larfc. Kelle), fi?? London, t^ ap; (reported ? da safere. ,M
do, Stor trail. Pi.h Raw Wr.lfnrd. an .p n b.?rl!; l>ae IT.IatSTS,
Ion 17 M Vs . Hope. Kobb.as Raw Badford, no oil in board; Ja j us,
Kar dm k,do, 4A ip on board
flpoter-Oar I, lat A ?? t.tea SI W, ship Lasi Starbuck, Ktleaa,
from Raw Batffi rd lo' Narlb PanSr. claaa
Spoinn- Baa IS oS tbe Is land st MAsaaluera, ab o Kohl Idwardl,
Burteaa, of Raw Bedlord, SSatsbSJ
Koreita Parta.
Arr tt CirdrnsiTtb icat. SkSf RnUrt PatMn. Pulton SJew-T?rk;
ba'k Pr. .f* ', Ib.w, B?..t..ri, kr?. Ha. riata, Toik. aad Htrrwt.Oib
arm Por'Uud, iaaa Jina. Sh.. t'ord; P.h- nrlar Br.w.'ar Paraa
bo. Williams in.l MooU(Ua. aahuaav. Mawtnrk, S ph.a, Ps-tar,
?'' - ada.i ? .a. lib Lucy Anu. Maaa .u Bail aVSSSJ Sab, bark Blina,
H.i.ioi . Mi nniati ai b Lirarpool M. Lnllaa, Pliitadalplnai I'Uli, bark
Hr.rrar. Carl.aa tatSBSI be%S <?.'?> i. KirhiMi, Cihiit Bra H*4
, .in "-ariporl. Mar. u. P.an a, NawVork; Mt'ihl K ,<?ri,
Boardmai,. ilavaaa. Ulk, C. n. Slaw.rt. Haala'l Portland. Manr*
Mar.bt I. Wr.t.Bratol. Rl. V.n'sl.a. fi .v.. N,.y Bar.acb Midaira,
Haeeta ... et rkeaaa la r. aim.... a.rKwnt. e .rt'.u.l. a?wM at.I
l?r Hoiim.ittn bark Wlliiin, Bnlay.dn, brt?;a fortltnl. JtejTjrd.
ai d BatHs, rtim ? Port a..d
At H.ti'n Jl.tinat aSSwjSwasSRAT, , i 4 M I?,.!..-k . f..r Boatoa
arton; Odaaaa. lud Kuterprwe. for l?ia Turk.
Sid fr< m ta.lao Rur ttth, bark Reyal SaJoa, Larta, for Saa I ran
erw-n.
At Rornaltn 94 kslt, ft brur Juhatta, (aaw) Riebard, for Baetoe. IS
or to Says
Arr at Ij.r.dSSalsStf '>th :ut?.bark Creole, Wallt Philslafphia.
Al Mtr.riikn lit mat, bark Irma. Warner, for Philadelphia, aooaj
br.g Si AMraw. I t hailiieurw, laada
Aldo Sib mat bnr Wn. M H.(.ri SklSaSaT, for Inatna Mr
Arr at Raaaau. RP. ?lb mat br?a UaaSeae, Starr.maa WiUmaa
toa. SC. Ttb, I.a Clar.ta. S ou Charlaatoa. * h elrar ' CalarJo/*
Byataaya, Plnlade pbia Irr 9t Jubaa. PR, pal .
Arr .1 C er'>,.,naSd mat hi'k John Aeilaa. Cba?a. Porstaat; brw
IV ma H ?gl..?. Naw Trrk.tth ar?ii OrMidjo, Heat all, WieesaeeMi
Orb.I, Cr.amar. Rorlolk. Sib. Lu, olui. Adaoia, Moa'aao Bay. Cb]
ftth. ii b Hope. Huvlouann. Phi'iJelph a.
At Caps Ha, taa lotb last, atmr Pali wir a fr-rn PbiUdatpbta, ick
Mana..ii i i lamm fm Wdoungt..?. RC. lor B.wtoo,
Arr at Sr J.,o rta Cuba Sd mat, bark jublksa, Parker, "ort'aaa. BU
SUi. bit Ha an P Rydar. Ityaar. TrmarlaS.
Arr itTr.ai.lad ad mil. mm* Mary, Talae. Phi wlalpkia; H. Ad
ami T.eif parkar. Bos osj S .-an. Sp.lT.. d. famfuagoa SaitaS
sia, br ra Hi-net, Har?for, Bnatonj Z itra. Handy, Raw Tort) Ja
liana So.
Arr at Heratl Tib aal. .. bOra. ,au, K.r.g lia.aua land , 1J IJth far
dK.ibir. r. ?;, !?th, brig RaAsaTt fat tar ma, Li abates Boston; eck We
ter'oo. skaew, do.
At Manaai.illa il'b mtt, br.g Rarrem, Maaury, for Bottoa SM Utk.
brg beta i.a ,d. Raw To S
Arrat ArapuYoJa. * atmr. (1. .1.11, Taon.aa aad WiUaa C Hi at.
Brown Par.an.s, (and aid ?th traf Sia Prancaco); Stk. kirk Karaka,
Combi, Sar. Praoriaro, ai d tid lOtb for Panimi, utb, itaainar Oragoa,
Paarann Panama aad aM 11 nh for San Praaeiar.,; brig Ian, Pi ea land,
Sau Paaaawaaa, ina aM I lib foe Kaawio aad Paaaroai I lib, aiaawar
Rapuul,,, Haneou, Panana.iad tld I Ith (of laa P'lacia. ,, Ulfc aarfc
Buri.i ,ra. Indait Saa Outgo and aM JTUi lor CalUo, IBtb, buk Tri
IM 11. ? %. i\n Pnnr ko. and ild lath lor Panama. ISIS, ataamar
t <-m Treble Ballard. Panama and aM ?II f..r San Praaciarn; Od, Cai
ifnrnia. Riidd, da. and aM aib fordo; Hftn, lathmos oiimger do tad
aM Mia loi do; Antelope, Acklay. do, aad aid aSlb far da.
Oamratlfl I'aru.
BALTIAORJC. Pak ad-Arr brig Mary Sualoo. Ryder. aVietoal
ach Ki ta Jaxe, Barnard,Cl.arle.to? CH ah M J Lomaa, Prad
awra. RToik.
HuSTOR, Peb M ?Arr sb.as Himflton. Patsraao, Cilenttaj Manoa,
Sampaoa, Caan Julir Howard, BuiSnay, Strinnab; kirn Dutchaaa,
laua, Palermo; Rath.i lal Biaka. T ,fk Hinni Halwn A Preex-ee.
Dana. Raw Oilaaua, Ha u.lear' Lawreaea. Raw Oriaaoa, aWrauaa
Dwigkt, Bsllatt, Baltixere, bi.ga Cbauamua, Barditt, S-oyraa, Cabaa
tma, PrkaH, MassiLi, Lodtbir, Draw, Rio Hi he; Trmmpb, (Br)
R. hart, at Oar.rga, Barn.nAa; Bella, Br) LayV'M, Hal.lai; acbra
I . M, , * K. I. I M.I'll;.. H.anl'i l/Miii.l, 'l.?r(. 1
BanAa, John Maahow, Dyer, Tangier, Kiprasa, Har law, Taragier, Col
Hi ior. Orajr, Philadaft bia; Ln. f, Wilber, Pambroka. Mary, Buay,
Canirtaa Cid ma SbattaM, 1 ian; Naw Orktans; bukt MBB)(aaw
?SA luni) Vaanrrd, Hiraaa; Srj.i |(. Rnwatl, do; Dakss, KaadrvA,
h. i rr.. .? brg Br.i.i.aa. Bray. Witm.fartna HC. eehs Oetiabw, Dp
aa Ja. ln.il, Paabto. . I?riag s/Tnrk CM Sad- Ban Elm. Ttyl
Pb.Udalpbat, Sid ab..i Barkabara, (aut yaatarday) and a aappasad ta
kite anchored belo*'. Snip Tbomaa Partial aid fr^m ba'ow la tka
lor.poonn
CHARLKSToS, Pah il?Ar tn p Jona Raraoal Draw Uiarpnai,
barb Acs ? I ' >i. .r . Proiidauaa, attwa V.rg.uia (iriitlb. Srowa,
BaHiBi.ra; Duke, (of Cokaaeet) Browa. Plymoath, RC. CM akip
Sii'lisan, Eowtrdt Raw Tort, brg Sc mart, Witaoo, His taa, atmr
Victoria, ararS laraad.id Trinvltd.
PALL RIVER. Pab Sa? Arr fJewf Apollo, Rrgars, Raw T rrk ras
Prwiawera
HOLMES'S HOLE, Pab Jl. PM-Ro irr.vii
Sid?Ars bark Palsycatb.rd Ctn.Jtn. Sbarmia, CarienAt IStk iiat,
fna SVaton; briga Plora, Cota, do fti rnet f.rr Boakaa; Aaaa,natu,
br; Sur11, N Ban ford, (or Haii'ts, RS, ach Aoa-?a. D.rana, Oakiwira
City for Piyioouth.
3-J aoh Effr rl.
SJd?Arr bar! Sirak Olney, Ran Irk tlllMu Sth mat, of gat tar
Bno'im nrtga L#a?oia, pan>??..?! Javtuail.ol an^ lor lo. Argo,
(ol Waalborv) M?rSaa, Caariaaas IStk mat, tar daj Art (of Raw
raaUe Ma) Adama Wilmiirgt- a, RC fur do; acb? Mary Miliar, Pat
en S. Phi ad lor So.
3'i it. p Mad .ra, tarkt Pahnou'b, Sarsb Olney.brtga Plora, Aai.ia
at'a; trha Akaora Jrraapb
Sdth-Anbark How land Miyo Saeaaaab ol aad for BOa-aS
Also arr a>h Laar, Coaaa Matuiaa Sta laal, of aad lor Puedaatf.
Or. tbalSlb.lat ?4 10 ioB Tf 10 tpoAa Bl br g'Ja. ar, from E ag.loa,
i, fm Btbunor*
Aiaoa '-air Bay ?lata, Wiaoa Bork?* Vi, (or Pi rtamontb;
A i.tn. O nes Si >r a ? <? r Prrrttaaall DaetrJ Uaskara, ?rnee Prad
arakiburrh far Phwrtoa, l.aN Raa.aa Caaalaar Phimlaipkm for Ja,
Kow.na. Tour?, Pr?? ncataws for Ra fo ki Empira. Doa a. Dona*,
f..r iPto'idalpbiA Zu'saa. Spari ng, Bosto-. for vVaaaiaf >a. RC. B C
Carkaa, Kaan, CharbMton I 4ija, firBoau.-! Wm Bacoa, Saiw,
Tangar Va, In. do
hid m j fcuiana. ... ?
Rauiaed abrp Madors.aod bark Mary Oloey an accouat of baatJ
?rmds. ' .
Kavais st U AM, sal SI, ship Medra; barks aarak Olaap,
Hcwlarn. bswS Legbi.n.A??. A". tt\ ? W'^l9"*}***
I nbard, L< uraa Rearraa, Roweas, Zabma, B H Cortias,
Wro Bacoa. _ . , 4,u
MOBILE. f.? 17 Arr Br akop Jaaa, B^M. Urar>ooL f^ bry
I i . t in Lib. M<Ist)r.,Hiranai trb Ja-s P Ororar, Witkayrara.
9 ? SV-Sa V E N. r a* it- Arr aiu-pa lany Kaaw^k Wngbt Raw
r?tl Ot i Mi-Kio, H.'l. RTork, s. u Dsrt, r.lmar NTork SM er*
I. d ?!. ?c Raw Tork, tip
Paacailriam B'i- talor., Pbilad.
.UW LUtlDOB, I.u ii?An t>r\f Ol *a, I-a? tt, rom P11nSaeos
for Raw Tork; prop Skats rk at Imnb Saa Horaarb Sar MTatai arSaa
Sarah I ? maa, Mioard fm MyaLc ,'?r MTarsi ahem Cabutt, Cast, fruaa
H?iwaL lor New Tork. ?... . .
VpvvirRf.EARS Psb t'?Arr ttasavhia Pbi-aawhytiia. Browa,
Cb'aeraa- ?h P.IU-aaman. Aaayraon, bVa'oni Prawrt. EHia, So.
dtW BkDPOhD.Paoia-Arr a mm ?>?ptuaa, ?, from Ware
bau. k r Raw T-*k Sid brig AajliastMI. ' ?') ???tk, HaLUl, HA
O-Arrsbp Csnt.a. Catar lanuia Oaaa; icbr Aloart, Cot* a, Dar:
wd Oa. Sal t'p HabM, Ella. BTork.
pryKTSMOLTH, (Lowar Harbar.) Pab r?- Arr bark Scott, Dyse,
) ..... r PotttkaB, M ?ra-iiTia ?Ii. So?w. ri-aaluu Irr
Barb
PROVIDERCE, Taa Ii- kai w towa * .app.aad tka Joaapk
Turuer, :ui Ba'iacia. and Joaeph L)bitid fm Pr iiadarpba. Saiiari
ert-aSifcia Hu>ftaa, HigVae for P .'ada>kit. Him la', Slarmaa, dag
akjrs Pamsae, Powlar, anal BawkaWea, Applaoy, lor RTork.
2AIEM Pau li Sid bugs Panama aad M S>parJ, acLs TK-urp.
Cavwaca. Otsjrgatowa. DC; Ada. Babaoa. Raw Tork. fM-arr acb
C.^iian. W allaxa. bcaUm lor PueUaad. SM sah Enana TraaS, Hoyv
k a RoriMad
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