New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-25


Rises, =! s5 sss s;.s the Moon as sanx pq SEQ 10
Latest Dates.
London -. September % Havre. ..... September II
Liverpool. .septembera % New-orleans Oct 10
Cleared,
Ships Garrick skiddy Liverpool, Edw Collins s. Co;
Condor, Mayo Savannah, Haviand; Geo Stevens, Cush
ing Orleans Nesmh, Leeds CO. Minerva Harre, Boyd
s. Hiucken.
Barks Caleto, Hapkins Phiadelphs T-smith. Leeds s.
Co; Herschell, Adams, Richmond, Buck & Peters.
Brigs Exile, (5r Card, Halifax soule, Whitney & Coz
Edward, Buckley Charleston Geo Busley; Motto, Forbes
schrs CabelIero Gordon, Garee, Africa S W Dewey; Ex
ample Simpson, Bangor Brett lose Rival CA15k Lu
Norrie ST Augustine, W Dewey.
Arrived.
Ship ST George Ferris, ds I'm Newburyport IN ballast
10 master.
Bremen bark Charleston Cattermole 40 days I'm Bremen
dry goods to order Oct lat Al 3 Ion 40 H. met by
tremendous hurricane, the approach of which had
been perceived by Barometer and Sympesomeree The ship
with only close reef-d mainopa laid nearly her
beam ends that the lower yardaIm lay six feet under "
ter; the topsa sheets away the topsail instantly
aoms the ship Ghted and put her head TO the ge
and not bit Of canvass could be Set for hours
Brig VIM Watson, Levy, IS ds m Mobile, cotton &c to
Durham Dmon Died on the passage h. MsElroy irst
officer Of fPhadephia VIM Morse second officer Of Rox-
bury Stephen Burnet steward of all of yellow
fever.
Brig Alfred Hammond, Spear, I'm St Thomas, oct4, and
Penn Coluan fin Gibraltar sid for Porto Rico Sd TO load
for Baltimore; brig Frances Jane Cotn l6 ds I'm Baltimore
for St Johns PR to load for do brig Water Witch Labrue
FIN Bat dsg brig Norris stany Cope for Philad 90; sch
Roanoke Corson I'm Georgetown in distress ainmas and
bowsprit sc. disg to repair at Turks Island bark
Brown Gooding sid 10th for Portland; sth brig Harriet
OF Boston ds FIN Norfolk load for NOhs; Br brig Cnba
load for NewYor Sh; passed through the Passage bark
American, 30 DIS FIN Portland for Trinidad
Brig Hylas Euss 3 DIS FIN Norfolk, ship timber foi the
Navy Yard, Brooklyn.
schr Pioneer, Corsou, ds I'm Brandy ywne meal
H Buckley.
schr Jane FIN Philadelphia coal.
Schr Ducimer, fm Philadelphia, coal.
One bark-wind sw. ~
Sailed.
Ships Burgundy, Wotton, Havre; Chaemagne, Packard,
Apalachcola ST Mary Foster Orleans George Stevens
do; St Marks, CharIeson bgs Marian Gage Mobile; Ed
ward, and several others
Der IS, Hatera bearing west SO miles brig Gulnare, OF
Seayile, E ds I'm Castine for NOr!eans.
Sept lat 26 S lon 2S. brig Bridgeon ChicKerng 81 ds
fin Baltimore for Montevideo.
Oct 90 lat 40 l5 Ion 6s 10 sch Nile Bell, Boston for ST.
Oct TO- lat 49 Ion 80 10, signazed Windsor I'm
Boston for Havana
Oct L. passed schr Elizabeth, of NYork, standing S.
Oct lat 27 30 lon Sc A, brig Fox, 10 ds from Bath for
Oct ., lat 81 n, Ion &C. sch George Perrrl, ds I'm PHI
ladelpha
Foreign Ports.
The brig Sarah Abigail Prescott reported have sailed
I'm Whompoa May g. for NewYork.
Passed Aniier July ship Naples Benson, from Manila,
May H. for Boston, July % bark Pilot, Crosby, FIN NYork
April "a, foI Batavia.
AT S, Jago de Cuba, 9th u sch Eyerne Cooper, Bos
tou, arr 2lsi, TO sail for NYork 30,h.
Mass Meeting the Mount ysp9n P9 Tsmp3Tanfe re
the German Mission Church Houston between Forsyth
3d. % To 'ijsi III; 5ss ss of @
lenc9 OF Iemreranee e commence at past 9clpck H5o &
pu9e invited TO attend cAas AsstRq FREENAN Ss sserery
nJ~ At a meeting OF the Clinton Temperance Beae
and on Mondar syeds ii ocrobsr 25
the following Preamble and Resolution were unanimously
Whereas, HAND BILL, puportng to come from Ten
Tlscns o ons as Of the to b supported BY
the parties the ensuing election and where's II IS the t
OF Temperance Men, to keep the cause alooi from all
hssioS Resolved That Tsngs5snsSe soGe5y @e[
gsuason alone to accomplish the "tec!s SCI IT!n n ns VI
President Clinton Tenn. Society:
S. S. AcKER, Secretary pro TEN 90 II
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These beautiful Shades, unlike all others admit all the al
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and keep MOSQUITOES and other insects OUT 30, @ ;.,f
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