Steamship Acadia arrives after rapid Atlantic voyage
The steamship Acadia under Captain Ryrie reached the port yesterday at 11 am. Departed Liverpool on the 7th, reached Halifax on the 17th, and left for Boston the same day. Carried 30 passengers from Liverpool and 8 from Halifax. Names listed under the appropriate head. We received London and Liverpool papers to the 5th, plus foreign papers via Lieut. Parsons and Harndee & Co. Parliament met. Peel spoke on the right of visit versus search and warned against US revenue injury. Weather and market notes follow with financial and maritime disaster updates and various international items.
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Acadia
Ryrie
Liverpool
Halifax
Boston
London
R.N
Admiralty Sail
Harndee & Co
House of Commons
R. Peel
United States
C. Wood
Baronet
Earl of Aberdeen
Robert Peel
London Herald
Villiers
Union
Spectator
Bank of England
New York
England
Sir R. Peel
Drummond
Downing Street
Earl of Haddington
Admiralty
Charingcross
Horse Guards
Daniel M’naughten
Scotland
Bow Street
M’naughten
Bond Street
Central Criminal Court
Europe
Boulogne
India
Beard
John Cumming
Thayer
Savannah
Bootle Bay
Prince’s Basin
St. Petersburgh
Trask
New Orleans
Adirondack
Hackstaff
Lytham
Brothers
London Morning Chronicle
Connec
Ashburton
Webster
Rives
Senate
Lord Melbourne
Windsor
Birmingham
Chamber of Commerce
Dover
Shakspeare
John Herschel
Anti-Corn Law League
Politique of
Brussels
Foster and Stewart
Ireland
O'Connell
People of
Stewarton
Court of Session
Edinburgh
Lord Mackenzie
Lord Fullerton
Lord Jeffrey
General Assembly
Waterloo
Anti-Corn-Law League
Bright
France
Louis Phillippe
Spain
Chamber of Deputies
M. Guizot
Bourbonn
Isabella
M. de Brigade
Prince de Moskowa
M. de Turgot
M. de Broglie
Deputies
Chamber of Peers
M. Berryer
Syria
M.de Lamartine
Emir Becher
Lebanon
M. de Lamartine
Duke de Vermoy
Council of Ministers
Paris
London Morning Herald
Russia
Frankfort Journal
Reddings& Co
Sargent’s
New World
Brother Jonathan
Illustrated
London News
van Zandt
Cold Water Magazine
Leland & Whiting
Washington Street
K. K
Wisconsin
West India, &c
East India
Kentucky
Carolina
Montreal
River Plate
Buenos Ayres Horse Inferior
Funeral Solemnities for Right Rev Bishop Griswold
The last rites for Bishop Griswold were held Saturday at Trinity Church with Episcopal clergy in robes and participation by other denominations. Pallbearers included Rev. Drs Eaton Boyle Burroughs Edson Baury and Taft. Bishop Eastburn and Dr Crocker read the final service. Eastburn preached on Romans. burial followed beneath Trinity Church.
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Griswold
Trinity Church
Brethren of the Episcopal Church
Watson
Eaton
Boyle
Burrouughs
Edson
Baury
Taft
Eastburn
Crocker
Providence
R.I
Paul
Funeral of Commodore Hall in Philadelphia
The coffin with weapons and flag borne by seamen led a solemn procession under General Cadwallader. Clergy headed by Bishop Onderdonk attended at St James church where Rev Morton read the service. Marines fired three volleys over the grave as public tribute to the gallant Commodore.
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Commodore Hall
Philadelphia Inquirer
Cadwallader
Woodhouse
Com
Biddle
Com. Barron
Miller
Staunton
Patterson
Episcopal Church
Onderdonk
Mr Morton
St. James’s
Philadelphia
Calamity in Troy as Mt Ida sand slide buries homes
A Friday sand slide from Mt Ida in Troy New York buried eight to ten houses and three dozen residents. Twelve were rescued by six oclock nine were killed seven injured. a Millerite exclaims the end is coming as he escaped with his horses. Thousands gathered while a relief party cleared the debris covering over four acres. A mother and child were buried but later rescued.
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Troy
N. Y
Mt. Ida
Hudson
Evening Gazette
Boston Daily Advertiser essays influence on retrenchment bill
The Boston Daily Advertiser’s essays against public officer pay cuts failed to reach Washington in time to stop the retrenchment bill. The text expresses hope the result will push Massachusetts General Court members to economizing, supporting Tarbell’s reforms and earlier suggested ideas.
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Boston Daily Advertiser
Washington
House of Representatives
Massachusetts General Court
Tarbell
Senate and House Debate Over Debts and Retrenchment Bill
Senate discussion compares post office mail rates with stage transport costs and lays resolutions on the table. The House approves a retrenchment bill with wide pay cuts for federal officers and reduced civil and military expenditures, with extensive amendments debated.
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Senate
Post Office Department
McDuffie
Dayton
Merrick
Rives
White
Indiana
House
Kennedy
Arnold
Underwood
Mr Cushing
Yeas
Mays
Messrs Adams
Landaff W. Andrews
Aycrigg
Barnard
Barton
Birdseye
Black
Botts
Bowne
Wm. Butler
John Campbell
Clinton
Colquitt
Cranston
Cross
Everett
Ferris
Fessenden
Halsted
Howard
Hunt
Chas
J. Ingersoll
J. R. Ingersoll
Wm. W. Irwin
John P. Kennedy
Lane
Lowell
T. F. Marshall
Maxwell
Miller
Pearce
Pickens
Alexander Randall
Randolph
Saltonstall
A. H. H. Stuart
Taliaferro
R. W. Thompson
Tillinghast
Toland
Ward
Army and Navy
Civil Department
New York
Land Office
Post Office
Coast Survey
Naval
Washington
Diplomatic Corps
Judiciary
United States
Army
Navy
Maine
Maryland
Woodbury
Briggs
Post Office Committee
Pendleton
Adams
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Oregon
Denmark
Sweden
Hanseatic
Prussia
Austria
Russia
Eamp
Secretary of the Navy
Congress
Senate debates include charity, licenses, and school libraries
The Senate considers a charity invitation, grants printing of documents, and passes bills on ballot secrecy, debt, and school library provisions. Debates cover divorce petitions, railroad ferries, and repeal of bank regulations with votes recorded.
Deserter Vessel Joins Yucatanese. Various Notices Reported
Captain Crowell reports the brig Yenataco, belonging to the Mexican squadron, deserted and joined the Yucatanese at Sisal on January 21. Mexican troops were deserting daily to the besieged. Also notes crowds for The Mysterious Lady at Concert Hall and various ads, prices, and public notices, including accidents, politics, and local commerce from Campeachy to New Orleans and beyond.
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Campeachy
Crowell
Archelaus
Sisal
Double dividend rule in bankruptcy case and seamen’s claim
In a bankruptcy ruling Judge Sprague held holders of bills of exchange bearing firm and member names may claim dividends from both the firm and individual estates. Separately, he ordered double wages for the brig Mary Pauling crew due to insufficient bread aboard the voyage home from Africa, despite a full receipt signed upon arrival. Dana and Andrew argued for the libellants and respondents respectively.
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Spracey
Pere
Farnum
Blackstone
P. W. Cuanouen
H. Futter
R. Newton
WM. Gray
P Geophen
England
Mary Pauling
Boynton
Swazey
Africa
Sprague
Dana
Andrew
Ward One Democrats reject contested seats in council
A large Ward One meeting adopts unanimous resolutions condemning the Common Council decision excluding three elected Democrats from seats. They vow no participation in Monday’s contest and push to uphold ballot rights, urging opposition to the whig interlopers and a return to the upcoming annual election.
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Common Council
North End
Coon
Olp Wano One
John Snelling, Jr
James E. Spear
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Lowell Bank
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Crooks
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Ebenezer Seaver
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Sutton
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Goshen
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Warren Bridge
Paine
Prince
Francis C. Treadwell
Ipswich
Supreme Court
John Sefton
America
Mr Ferguson
Pickwick
D’aubigne
Saxton, Peirce & Co
Little River
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Geneva
South Weymouth
J. G. Rogers
Albert C. de Merritt
Niagara
Sheppard & Clark
J. C. Morris
F. de Long & Co
G. Bacon
Merxico
Perote
van Ness
Samuel D. Parker
Suffolk
Samvnel D. Parker
Cape Hayti
Oneco
V. V. Courier
Commercial
Merchants’ Exchange Books
Mansanilla
Nereus
Homer & Sprague
Gunaives
Condor
Reynolds & Co
Payson
Winsor & Towsend
Fisher & Baldwin
Tapley and Crane
Abrahams & Co
Chas Smith
Cobbo
Logwood
Amory
Pliny Cutler & Co
Reed & Ball
P Frothingham
Sumner Hudson
Winstow & Sons
Fay & Farwell
Lyman, Reed & Co
Brig Ganza
Lombard & Co
Eldridge & Co
F Cunningham
W & B Goddard
Hy Halil
Democrat
Chas William
Eben Chadwick
Hy Hall
Apalachicola
Marion
Wm Amory
de Do
Hutchings & Skinner
J & H Thayer & Co
Geo Newhell
U. S. District Court
Reuben Smith
Pearl Street
New York Journal of Commerce
Johnson School
Tremont Street
Elizabeth Angus
Merc. Journal
Thomas Brown
Newburyport
Blake & Trumbull
IBY P.P. F. Degrand
Western Railroad
Boston and Worcester Railroad
Boston & Maine Railroad
Eastern Railroad
Merchants’ Bank
Shoe & Leather Dealers’ Bank
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