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MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT OF NEw-YORK, APRIL Il. lsi2
MINIATURE ALMASAc.-rHIs DAY

Snp> We,t UlStrr, M00rc, LONDON, GrsW0d II Allcn,
" .on Charlc|on, g Sutton Coriova, More, Cbareson
Brs Claf.a, TTusseil Orleans. Hadger& Peel; Caal-
e. 1ny tIr Pope - Barts and market "a Yarmouth,
-olr. " Whitney Co Jef' r>O,, Mis- Charleston. Bad
rci s Peck; Andwan, Knove., Boston WeiuinpSa, Tuck
r. aolIc, >tuTgcs Chairman.
>chr sophia. Frain Washington y G, z Panseau; To-,
car1ra smack edmond. Jasper, Nchcr,on, do Sally
IVAN Be-, Young, Dcma-ara, Il Tucker.
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NRUG STORE FOR SALE. in the
\-EWTON pAkIlNG'S SCYTnEs.


publ Alteration i0 . stock nc WILLIS PaTENi Pee
NitN Bso.rr.us. wli,rh De- b, confident ~ ," n-nl -,
most btgufui and craJcri assortment e.tr or -f
.f Ike American public tpr .a.lng oi labor Freedom
rom tr-- lnI almost impos.b ~ %. e"urg ~. o. ORDER
fi.e>. b., istesi. are ~ .fi'T- q rie7l.
JOHN pos GLk-, II GOi'sL
,s ',...- ~ innr from Brthiuir.
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4TANT SITUATiONS-A German

w Gardner who perfectly understand. MS bu. 90 o
4, CITY reference also an Amer Farmer, Of p year
.xprreacc who understand. plain Gardening also App!j
D., II No.san.,;re.t Trmperauce Office a2j ~
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j. saratoga WNiCrs.-Mcdicral Waters OF the
Cnon Congress- Pavilion, and Iodine Springs. cpn>d nur
Hnl, fresh the springs For sale, wholcSta' and
rsial by David Sands Co., Chemist n East Broadway.
corner Market street. MIL 2mn
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY. PENS.

1 9c.-rhc subscribers having purcha,et Edwart
:. Emo, entire stock o Hardware, vii continue TIE b1.
ness, and keen on hand OF American Hdf
ware among which Kkcmsn'> superior Patent Ron and
Moriirc Locks. lIarr., ard Nlrrtns Corn and GIar
>.rtl~ Hoes Bras- Na~ Tack Brais Sparabi.. Foib.
~hOv,> Ac al,o 1hhO Brothers superior Fss. saw
auI Tail. Cutlery. aud other English goods, all 90
which ,,iii ir sold no htr- lig.
They wu also keep general assortment Of Caring
llard,v. American saddle. cs.in Brass ~uriup'
Fsrret Saitlng Tools, Shoe thr.al. &c &c
J. 4 =. HAYDEN, p..i'-S'.
y BIiaydeu- superior Pen, t-f safe u the Trade at
a.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
lTR. DEMPS TER'S Ballad Soirees.-

III IL. DFsMTS I'm = pdlidu S"lIc' -
vi NJ. DEMP>T Err has the honor N announce i.1i
li. tad Sources vii BE- gwen al III Nv nrk - -
-rarv on MONDAY W,,in-~lsv. srf Fri.i~s Fs-u.nt.
n.Nf 18th. 9Th and -gin April when De- VIII introduce Tor i
hr TINE 10 N,w.A prs .h., ueS slny, ~ruen bN hss ~
C1ufI cal le- Tie Bani Bot.' Which la, b. 81
much '1vor In Boston. A. A>o. me-" song, e. 7
Min-lLt nd." poetry hv Nothrfwrl Al, ~ - sing
-ti.ri expressly tor h,n bv Ep~, >argert, ~, VII
the Pit 'ni hsa -'i' - ~ iavorie songs Ih' L
franf1f The lr.- Erirln Bni OF hs ltsrness <r0nt
~lgrt John tlirf-ln VI DO; W \1nu.t q, han> g.
Nm for a. that. Nv Heat, n tr II sll ls e.. e. Pa
ten ar. nj which vii hs announce in snail h'o Do Dr.
AZ fhr Muse stores Hotel. a..
T.ck,., hali a dollar. Cudo.s ball price. T. l~ lai
Tire d -ir Dob tie evening
Door. open ~ :. Q, rrncr al o'eocS. az 81
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CLOTu STORE.-Wi,son G. Hunt \

W so icafi->utti, corner oi 'hithaNf' nave h'"
'' .aid. ani are daily receiving. n larse >urpiN o.
CLOTHS, CASSIMfRE>. NES1INGS.
apd II MINER GOODS
~ most dcfahie >iVics; fo-rti~r VIII large a>>'l
4 % Good, >nuahie Tor Merchant Taors ana cloihicr
m ae 10 Quantities 10 suit purchs>rs cheap ior cash or
i.rse.l er.dp aft lrnis.
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4 EW and Fashionable Furnishing Goods.
CNIAIRS CHAIRS The Subscriber

" has on hand large supply of Chair, Of all binds,
which be- VIII sell yrry cheap Tor cash. The chair
manufactured b. aimf and tarrraffG H. viii -e II the
following prices Windsor Chairs &, -rn TOP Maple g.,
rd"eNe Gfecan Top, and Baars'c is Greciln Flush
lat li Box seat best quality $50 Best Mahogany, half
Frt Dc ront - 30 ~ 81 French DO FROM = to Sas good
can be bought for = 10 thr city. MAHOGANY cre ,s.
seat new stcle-i,n 3 10 %, .ad al olher, pr0-
portion
large supply OF Venetian ndo~ B nd. sale equally
low Those who about purchasing the above aftcl,s
Wi ihci7 interest by calling At tie factory AMI store
Of &. q. Cotton II Cdiharue-si. a-3 I'm
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w HITE-PLAINS ACADEMY al

w White Plains Female institute, We>che>ter Co \.
Y-JOhz SSinhurne 4. VI. Prime pa-Tsesr institutions
have connection whatever with each other. The bnl
hgs which distance apart, erected express,
" the purposes nj Boarding schools, and repce
nth every convenience. They furnished with yllua
bile Philosophical Apparatus and Library oi 1900 yoiumes
The instructor in French and Music native ei Pars and
an accomplished sch lar Teachers are employed in the
different Departments who d,tngu she'd tor their liter
anmentS snd aptitude ~ inpaft instruction. The
summer on viii commence the si Of MAY. The
penses slGO year, including board tuition, washing
mending, fuel aud lights.
Catalogues con,a nng all desirable information. may De
obtained Of Collins kr,,r Co. 90 PcarsL of tine Pm
cipsl at the American Ho;el where interview may had
daily until the 1t May. ~ ]"
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\ AGREEABLE RECREATION.-

4 visit TO the extensive grounds al H0boAen, tie beau
t, Of which l.ye been highly eNtoed ana which
literally thrown open the public, viii prove ~ pea'sn
ln excursion can b. made irm tie city al Ills season..
The walks arr ~ good order. and the ground, a.
licked with MI the luxursni freshness ot early >pr
NahnL can bee NOR, gratifying the mind than the
far,i 4, ion of 80 charming a scene. ais ln.'
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THE BLlE BOOK-Rcgister Of all til,

Officer, and Agents, CVI Nlit'ry and Navel ln ne
oi the United STATE, h the nam iorc- snl roi
lii on of al ship. and vessel, belonging 10 The United >ao,
and when dnd Where built together with the names AMI
computation oi all paut'r 100 any way employed bs Con
gr>, or any department n,e OF the Government fr-
n,rei AZ he Department ~ STATE. For sale by
- >AXrON NILS 10 Fuitor-,i.
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DRY GOODS.
JOHN H. DINGMAN 4 co. No. 3Ol

JOHN II. DINGMAN 4 co. No. 3Ol
y Grand.,reei corner Of Orchard, voald inform tie La
dee ant strangers v.g Tie cIy I'm, they are constantly
receiving New Goods from auction, bought for C"t and
they confident that gaer Inducements are offered here
than n a7v -iacr house .n ihe CITY.
$4,000 worth of New Goods, al decided barc ans,
at received, among them
PRINTED LAWNS.
yar- vide from j. 3d. j. 3d. ?, asd2 81 perylrd
SILk>->IIk>
4case' splendid dsurel striped aud hgurei and Chene'
desirable Goods
blue black fzure- anil striped, very heavy lnd
cheap.
Ies'e, blue b.eA. plan from &, Ga 70 e, per ys-l
ca,e' black Goo de De Rhine. Moltou and dou-
bic width together with >Aks and satm OF every d.
sCrIpuon.
1900 yard super British Prints, from Is % !, 81 pr sd
1900 gard, American Calco,,, from CD To- D..
cases super LgDt French Chiuir = PEI yard
>IAWL>
boxes Cashmere b1Ie, >aua. DamAsA and cAene,
desirable COOS aIso, Tibet, Msr0o, Long >Aa" and
Fancy >ha~h 81 every style.
CLOTHS
Cloths. Ca,,inere., >atnet,. 5ioe,An,. Nrstnss Gam
broons, DrIIng &c al 81 per ce"- les i-an al 'f"irf
~ .ce,.
DOMEsTI,S.
10 bales tleaehel Long Coa,, from 81 TO is yard
l. bales unbieacheI >leet.n.,, ion o. ' led.
cases seachcd >Leeungs. yiuis "iie.
MOT RNlNG GOODS.
81 7ecc; Bomba7ne,, black aad uise black a qualities
ard pnce,-
Grapes, black D. Ilrt, BLACK ami lead Lawns, SC.
HAEEKDA>HRRN
G,yeS. H.sery. L'ce., Edgug,. lns-rnas Ribbons ia
colf. Cambrcs, Ses, Alull,. Nsnroob. Duites D1fcy
Muslln. sd d complete stock OF DraAer Goods
LINEN GOODS.
Ir,h Linens, BirJseye and Table Diaper, Napkins
white aud brown Cloths Linen >hertirgs, Cambrics and
Csubrc Hlndkerchc.s, Lawn, Russia >hectss,, s..
Th,, .mnienu stock selling n bargains, and tie
Plhc invited - .J.f theuserr. before purchasing
elsewhere N they buy NJ tor cash, small advance
rom auction price, al tas D., asked. Come AMI So.
80. J. II DiNGMAN CO.
as ]., s0l Granisucet corner o Orchard.
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a DWELllNG HOUSES TO LET-

49, CHEAP RENrS.--h very desirable t~o-story
Buck ~. 60. " "a hsti-,rtrt n.ai Il John. Psfh,
ar trr suneror Dp,li.r. ,r Cherry street No. as VIII b.
,t ritr u our er Two 'aa.i also, House ia Avenue g.
rra- Ifnlenr-.'ro.; itl.r u tho. pre-. res may be
rrutsd upon lair ,Ins nom ID r. SlChELs,
= Nassau ~ story.
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TOHN BISSELL. Is Nassau street, \.

~ ~, G q Nm, u,',h'.,, W
mont Connecticut Pcnnsy lyana, Georgia, Alabama. Loaf
sana South Carou-, Florida, &c &c to take ardsyts and
other testimony and acknoV egemeEs OF all deeds and
other instruments 10 be used or recorded in those
speeti,ey He has correspondents aud collects claims IN
~. " STATE in the L -i,n. al Str.
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~ PASSAIC HOTEL TO LET.-This

- old and vol-e,,.hisei 'anl vii be et or leased
'1-o Public uol,e or Boarding School. II 5 p' lsanly
.u-i oa , laul. o the river about tLr@e~lusrter Oi
ni!s rom snssC fsls Inquire
6 81 GODNiN, M y,,k }
FI~~FlL TFBBiNS, "" '""' Executors
GOODWIN. Paterson.
or OF SAM RI MUM, Agent, 90 Wall, corner fesrl "
p...r.,t Marc, ....I itf. ms In.
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CuRCUS.-WELCH & MANN, Pro

second night OF Mr. E,ley and Son.
I'll. Evening. April ., tn splendid routine 81. con
aruce with Grand Cayaclte knuee o lai - an Gen
il.m.n entitled the lIrnses and Hero mes OF uhl.
Nj LEVI NORTH Will appear m hi> priHci nai a'i
To conclude with broad C.mc >,etch cntl VI HATS
Boxes 20 cents Pr - Gems,
W. hB
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yrVFNUE CONCERT.-The Conoer

- vii lie o. peaeI a. the CatAarnr aHd M1l>ons. t,i
Prass,ttran Church 0n Monday cNSnns tie -5u Instant
-1slnen- ny a. hl.t pfs. O'Clock Concert irce c'.
leci-ll VII b. AIKEN AZ W. cIlst. az y
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". L. iiaggerty, Aacaoneer.
IS JOHN HAGGEkIN Il SONS.
store loo psar,-,ire-t.
SaTIFnnAI AL al

SNII NUNl, NNIU 4lI,
Al il O'Clock. IT the AucUon RSom
IrcgoR~ SrR,w, t.KIps, sc -l75 eshonu
ami >frpw Hat. consisting o men, ard boys double and
~n.lr .ru while and coor,d Iegiom Hats
N~n, women, and n.>>e. Le ghon ald straw hats
I 80, BOYS and giri'. ,irsW hst,; children, hais
A>., Epglsh straw bons"i, straw bra'i> trimmings 1e
A,o. l7tO piece, nue iuss d plit
Al~o, i0 opened worked straw and whaebone bon
aets ana royal Partisan ruCi'r capotr'.
Al-l, eases iducN trimmings.
Catalogues aud samples on lle morning OF .ale.
SArt KDAN. April jo.,
At 10 O'Clock. al the auction room,
Bpr,,fIs AND INGRAIN CARpErs.-Bru>>,is. Insrnin,.
Nen,i an ami Hemp Carpcings, PLAIN ani printed oa
Cloth, and Brocking, Carpet Binding, Table an Piano
Covers. sc. SC. 81.
josiah Richards AucuonreL
81 BANGS, RICHARDS \ PLAIr.
Brontnay.
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IIOTELS. Stcamboats and Families
DOARD.-A front and back parlor, suit

able for two gentlemen and their wives, for single
Gentlemen may be had the first Of May, at 80 aueh
treet. "A few doors above CanasL AZ u
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for the country was usually my custom at the time
recollected had the package possession Capt ain
Rod desired Passed Midshpman May who present
take the package from Mr. Howson, and deliver il with
out delay with the message from Mr. Pinkney. Thenext
morning, as Was coming in from the country met Mr.
HoysoD, and asked him If he had the package had
seen IT, and repeated the request which had received
from Mr. Pinkney that should be delivered Immediately
10 the commander.
The witness knew nothing of the other charges.
Q.-Had You any personal communication with Lieut.
Wilkes about the package?
Ayes Sir; Lieut.. Wilkes sent for me, and asked II
knew anything about the package. told him Yes; 1t
the anne one apparently that Mr. Pnkney handed
that should have been the organ OF such communca-
ton. | asked him why? He said, because it contained
base and unfounded charge against him, commander
Those the precise words, Think told him that
did understand exactly that did feel self
sponsble for the contents of which entirely gno-
rant He replied that was. in his opinion, deeply
plica,ed; and after few more words, lett him.
Did Lieut. Wilkes say he did not know what to do with
the paper
Lieut.. PERRY called IL know nothing relative the
showing Of the letters charges know that about the
10th of October was ordered to report board the Fly
ing Fish for duty, having charge of boat and
few hours aerw ards left the harbor morning
daylight the schooner the end the Island
of Upolo and few miles to eeward OF small island fl
the eastern extremity ed beating up for the
extreme eastern island. Lieut. Pnkney showed me his
orders from Lieut. Wilkes requiring him to survey the
south and northwest sides Of the Island Of Upoo and in
the early part of the afternoon being off the
point boat sent off and the survey commenced the
latter part of that afternoon obliged to dis
continue the survey on account of heavy squall.
The court here adjourned till ten O'Clock tomorrow
morning.
Tomorrow morning at halfpast nine O'clock the sem
tence of Passed Midshpman May twho the first tried
will be read to him the quarter deck of the North Cat
rolna has been received from the President for that
purpose having been approved.
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U. 5. Court.-In Bankruptcy.

Aucusr s-DEcsroSs-George ". Snow and Emeline,
has w1s-Mr. S. held note for $500, which had been
given her for property devised to her before her marriage
by her mother Subsequently, without the husbands
knowledge desire she had the renewed made
out payable to her husband bearer. On the latter
groundthe assignee claimed it, and the Court directed that
should be surrendered to him. subject the present
cson. The case had been before commissioner The
Court stated that felt satisfied the note the property
or the wife, belonging to her before marriage and al
though it renewed in the husbands name il had been
by her direction she supposng be necessarybut
the note had never been out of her possession Ordered
that the assignee restore the but nformay had
occurred sufficient warrant the assignee in preceding
costs to be paid by petitioner.
augustus Zarege-This case had been made sort of
pioneer the estate being large and involving many i'm
poran points relating to schedule, trust debts &c.
Several objections filed mostly points Of law
which were met in an able manner by Mr. J. H. Patten
counsel for petitioner The Court overruled the ohec.
tons, and ordered decree.
Carlos p. Houghton.-This also pioneer case
the principal objection that petitioners father
assignee, had bought up petitioners notes with the trust
funds discount and that petitioner placed the notes
his schedule being due 10 his father in full The ale
CATION denied Mr. Sayre conducted the the
part OF the petitioner and Mr. Joachmssen appeared
the other side The Court overrued the objections decar
ing that they had not been well founded and ordered
decree
John Ey.-Obectons had been fled bv Mrs Trepha.
gen, who could not provo debt but held contingent in
terest of about $500 gans the petitioner Exceptions had
been taken to err fling objections The Court held that
the interest she held sufficient authority and
ruled the exc options.
Mark Morts and Hrsch Pinner.-The petitioners had
been copartners at DemOd in Germany where theyibe
came much embarrassed dissolved and eventually found
their wy to this country. The principal objection was
that belonging abroad had right to the benefit
Of the bankrupt law as respects debts contracted in
foreign country prior to the party becoming resident in
this The petition had been opposed by Mr. Charles Ed.
wards at the instance Of A. Schaahausen banker CO.
logne, and Resse of Paderborn. The Court remarked
that the ih section the bankrupt law contained every
thing in the act relating to partnerships. Without stop
ping to enquire whether the parties are aliens other
after they have dissolved The opinion of the Court is
that persons cannot petition jointly unless coparners
the time The petitioners therefore, cannot come in
copartners but at liberty to do individuals.
There two three other decisions, but of minor
mr.
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Baltimore.
Baltimore.
Correspondence of the HERALD
BALTIMORE, August 8, ls42.

Mr. EDroR:-
Very great anxiety prevails here present reference
TO the Tariff Bill The general opinion entertained by the
knowing ones, is, that Mr.. Tyler will veto it, whilst the
almost universal prayer that rises from the crowd is that
he will sign the bill and relieve their sufferngs which
as Martin would say, I" is ntolerable."
An affair fhonor like to have of in the vicin.
ity of our city, Saturday last between Messrs Solo
man w. W.. the challenger, and jeremiah p Unfortu-
natey the police began smell rat and were under
The necessity OF having the parties arrested and bound
over to keep their courage down.
Our Cadet boys have had compliments showered down
them by the press of Boston, since their solourn
that city almost out ofnumber These faerng notices
have been duly distributed through the press their
friends here and read with feelings Of pride With the
appearing Of this letter in your paper Of Tuesday they
will doubtless be in New York their return from the
wars We are pleased to hear that they have
victorious in all things-that they have
cessfRlly conquered many good Yankee dinners.
Mr. T. Betton, who lately introduced his line of
cabs in this city, has succeeded almost beyond his expec
taon. On Saturday last he added TO his line the two
horse double cab, an elegant establishment.
Fanny Fitzwilliam and Blackstone doing very well
at the old Holiday. The house Saturday was very
good. my Old Woman" and the Belle Of the Hoteln
will be presented this evening The latter by Blackstone
capital take. We have return Of beautiful weather.
Yours, RODERlCK.
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Washington.
Correspondence of the Herald.l
WASHINGroN Ana,.aa 4 10 ~
Reorganization OF the Navy Department
no

tCorespondence Of the Herald
WASHINGTON, August 7, 1872
Reorganization OF the Navy Department
The Tariff.
After the mail closed yesterday afternoon the
Senate passed bill recognising the Navy Depart.
ment abollshng the Board of Commissioners, and
substituting bureaus for the transaction OF such bu
siness as has been done by the board. They then
hed short executive session, and adjourned at an
early hour. The Senate, however, agreed to the
report of the committee of conference on the two
army bills The bill for the reduction and re-
organization of the army is TO stand as ii came
from the House, except that the second regi-
men Of dragoons instead of being abolished, is TO
be converted into rifle regiment at the expiration
Of four months.
The Appropriation bill has been considerably
changed Every thing relating to reorganization
has been stricken out, and is properly confined
10 objects OF appropriation merely. Some changes
nave beenmade in the amount TO be expended-the
principal OF which is the 100000 for the improve
ment of the western waters
In the House the whole day was devoted to pr
vate bills
There is much agitation here on the subject
81 the tariff, growing out ST the anticipated We
o, ana the new relations expected 10 be pro-
duced By the return of the bill The prevail
lng impression is that the bulk of the democrats
VIII resist any premature attempt to organize and
insist upon providing revenue adequate to the
@ans Q, le s b Many of them will con-
out the distribution feature. II is not acceptable TO
hem, but It's operation for single year would pro-
duce no great injury, and Il can be amended by the
next Congress- There will be vigorous effort to
adjourn at once, but it cannot succeed We shall
probably have tariff, and distribution will be aban-
doned such is the better opinion now.
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Qua PACKET MISUNDERSTANDING the pro-
gress of steam navigation, the betting of the world
with steam vessels, there appears to be the same in
crease in the business OF our sailing packets, as be-
fore the little Sirius run from Cork to Sandy Hook.
under the command of The lamented Roberts
It was thought by every one when that little
steamer was telcgraphed ashore on the point of the
Hook, thattbe days OF our famous packet ships were
numbered, and that they would soon he lost SIGH,
of in the cloud of steam that was immediately 70
hang over the broad Atlantic like thick fog over
the Banks OF Newfoundland
Every one, however, happened to be mistaken
for since then the packet ships have increased in
passenger, and new ships are constantly taking the
place OF those which have long been in the lines
The only effect produced by the steam, at all deri
mental to the interest of the packet owners, has
been to reduce the price of passage in their splendid
floating palaces. And of this no one but the own
ers aforesaid lisp a single word of complaint
And this has not seriously affected these owners,
for they seem to go ahead as if no Queen, Western
or Cunard was in existence, in building new sh :
or the most approved plans and models introduced
by Mr. Collins, IN his splendid line of Liverpool
packets-R osclus, Garrick, Siddons and Sheridan
and in the other lines
Lately the keel ct packet to be of 400 tons bur
then, has been laid IN ship yard up town, and in
tended for the Swallow Tail line of packets. and in
course of month or two the keel of another racket
for another lne the oldest in this city, will probably
be put down for one of our most popular command
ers
We aiai, these facts for the purpose of showing
that our packet ships are not yet driven from making
their usual quick trips across the Atlantic,
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u. =. Marsh al,s Office.

AUGUST s.-Batteste Phillips first mate Of the ship
America arrested and held to bail charged by the
cond mate with assault in attacking him with danger.
weapon.
Samuel Bread William Brumble, and Joseph Broun,
board the ship Corolanus, arrested
charge Of endeavoring create revolt board that
sci. They WI be examined this forenoon.
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RuHoREo Suicide OF CoLr.-It was currently re-
ported throughout the city last evening, that Colt
had committed suicide by shooting himself, and that
a private inquest had beeI held on his body The
r'mor, however, had lis Aigin in the attempted es-
cape Of Monroe edwards, The details of which we
give in another column and in whose cell were
found pair of loaded pistols.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-09

From CANroN.-The Coromando, Capt. Scudder,
arrived last evening from Canton brings letter bags
and dispatches for the Navy Department, from the
L. 5 East India squadron. The U. 5. ships Con-
stelation and Boston were at Macao on the 9th of
March.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-09

STEAM FROM THE SouTH.-Thc Texan-Amencano
steam ship New York, Captain Wright, arrived ih.s
morning from New Orleans, by the way OF Charles
ton where she put in to repair broken shaft and to
land passengers.