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New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-13

AGRICULTURAL EXHIBITION AT WORCESTER
We learn from the Massachusetts Spy, that the An.
nuai Cattle Snow, Exhibition of Manufactures aud
Flowing aistct OF the Worcester County ASricui-
iura Soc,ly will be held At Worcester on Tuesday.
October s. And on the following day, Oct. 9, the
Massachusetts Society for the promotion of AgricuI
ture will have trial OF llows aud other Agricutu-
raj Implements, at the same place-and on The 10Th,
a Cattle Snow and Exhibition OF Agricultural luz
prmenls. The Annual Exhibition OF the WorUes-
iar County Horticultural Society will TAXI place cr
The SAME days, ut their Hall over the Wool Store
on From, street To prevent any interference with
tie Cauic show ON TUESDAY, il will not, probably
be opened before o'clock, p. II. OF that day, but
vail be open during the day and evening OF the two
Succeeding days. Dos. Mer. Jour.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-13
MUSIC.

To The Eiite Of Muscai Taste The U. StateS:
rEARpS-J f. BROWNE. Z. Co. from Erard) makers
Of the improved Patent Double and Singh ae;on ta
London aud New Yos. established iSlO j. r t. .LIes ii
sale Mt s5 Rruni%ay elegant assortment o' lioibs a1d
.nyle Action nrps The rich brlancy ot tOne iehtns o
touch elegance of finish and perfect mechanism o. these ap
render them uneQured. and obtain Jr them the fst auru
aud professional patronage in Europe and this cony lhe
are cnnsirtet The best pncipies o the ccietated dau
with all the modern Improvements OF nn'tnn and fhrs
Warranted bca the u cpGte ana of European pr ces
EnTps repaired and Tor hire string. Destruction OoAs hu
.ir &c J. +. BROWNE, manufacturer.
No. - Broadway. ind
apl5 Inn Inns No. T3i- f;hnmbars-Sil.at n. Y
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-13

nYSTER SALOON FOR SALE. Now doing hrsi rate
~ business ted on The nouhweS, cnTner {" Brcacway
nd Dunno fortune has been made by former owner
What done lie done again by any enefpsins
man II wei i,trd and IN c"nlete order with ua' de
c,l'.r> SC Inquire the premises or of
10 iy- WILLIAM l.. StlAR DLOW. SO Broadway.
e~,cMNER CIALBifK OF FRJFFALO.-RECElVEaS
y St)r,; E.-A dividend of twenty per cent upon sl
claims aga ms; the Commercial Bank Of Buffalo. which have
been presented m and allowed br the Receiver has been de
cnrcd payable the ft October next at the cince Vi
the Receiver. the City oi Buhao --,,,, -
n.os So.,snbe- ,sb Is.3 s9l5.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-13

BowpoIN CoLLEGE.-Commencene al this IN
s.iruiion, occurred upon "Wednesday OF last werk
The graduating class numbered ioriy-slx. Vi thai
NUMBER twent, received appointments Tor the COM
mencement exercises. considerable number oi
medical degree, were conferred, and the honorar,
degree ui / l.. ID. conferred upon Charles =
Davies. Esq. Of Portland, ile. The College is in
nighi, fnurishine condition, and is under the aus
2icas Of & President verv efficient and popular.
new Chapel, 10 be- built o; granite - about 10 hn
commenced, nich will not Only supply Il building
uh,ch is much needed, but present fine specimen
Of architecture 1t is designed by Mr.. Upjahn, o.
New-fork; and is 30 be called kng Chapel, III
honor of the venerable William kIng, oi Bath, line
first Governor of hIeine. The oiher Exercises OF
Commencement Week were. an Grafton ON Tues
.lay afternoon before the Prucin:an Society, by
Rev Joseph Blake, of Cumberland, Me. An Ora
ton before the Alumni OF the College, on TUESDAY
evening" by Nehemiah cleveland, Esq. oi Brook
lyD, ~ y. An Oru,ion before the A'helpunl Co.
cieIy by John Andrews, Esq. ci Boston, ON We'd
nesday evening, and al Orauon before the I'm beta
Kappa Society, on Thursday forenoon, by PROBES
sor CALVIN +. Stowe, OF Cincinnati. On Tuesday
and "Wednesday evenings, the bodies WHO had ncld
their Anniversaries in the Church, adjourned 10 the
Commons Hall, where refreshments served.
and where an hour Ut two, each OF those even
inss were spent in social converse and listening 10
the speeches and college "reminiscences, OF various
gentlemen in attendance. In accordance with the
better taste OF modern tines, on both these ccce
sicns, members were accompanied by their ladies'
whose presence, alone, was enough 10 make them
delightful. Charles $. Davies Esq. presided al The
collation. OF the Alumni, and Peeg W. Chandcr
ESQ lin the absence OF Prof. Goodwin, their Presi-
deni,l presided at the Athenoean. Bost- Atlas
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-13

OF Water Cure,-J. SSsw, II. u. an author on We
Cure - Fourh broadway. regarding the system
By far the RATIONAL efficient and safest I'll Diseases
practices nccoringiy-t-cut drug; Of kind. Dr. : E
making arrangements TO open establishment in which
carry out the system more f,T. The poc ndvei era;u
nusT. iiHa 3m-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-13
Cs1~ fsutWe! Life knsurance Company OF
Ne crlsIhls Institution da.ng the month Of Augus,.
The Invisible Wig

''' '',',' -'''-. MORRiS ROBINSON. President.
SAMUEL HASSAY Secretary.
MiSTuKN PosT. NJ D. rhy cian to the Company. So I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-13

AGaANMAR OF THE GREEK LANGUAGE, Principally from
The ,,ernian OF kinner. with Selections from Ma'ih@
But.tnsnn TherIch. and Ilost. For the o schools
Hnd Colleges. ry CHARLES ASrHoN, LII. ID. rev.
York: HARPER & BROTHERS. pp 80
This is & comprehensive work, entering fully INTO
an exposition of the diom, construction, and iorma-
ton Of languages, and illustrated by copors ex-
planaory notes. ltis evidently work OF great la
bor, and will add much to the authors previous
reputation Ns philologst.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-13

WArEnv,LLE CoLLEcK.-The Zion's Advocate
speaking Of the Commencement Of this Institutions
saws -" The two literary societies of the College
united the present year in their celebration, and they
did we'll for the interests of cur anniversary in
curing the labors Of Rev. o. A. Brownson OF Bos-
ION. as orator and Mr. Isaac F. Shepard of Boston,
as poet. la air. Rrownsons Grafton We much
10 approve lie poured out torrent OF Clear com
mon sense thought. Even what we deemed his
errors were pn,aronistic to other errors which We
deem more INJURIOUS. and needing moro TO be
checked. chez IKE poem ci Mr.. Shepard was rich and
beautiful exhibition of The great and mysterious
principle of I;s-of life in all It's varied FORMS tfom
the terminating principle in the lily and The rose 10
the living principle in the Great Fountain and A1-
thor of all life. Both productions were valuable
and befIting The occasion"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-13

TRIBUNE BOOK BINDERY,
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THIRD STORY.
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Are prepared 10 execute BibdinS fnI BOOKSELLERS.
PUBLIC LIBRARIES aud private individuals
n. u. Pacuar attention paid TO :=bindn- Old Books Pc
nodicals, iiuc, good style and ai reasonable Fas=.
Persons the city have then books rebound 81
shor notice. n
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-13

TIVE BEST IN TIE w9haSSDe. VIZ, H. 1.o1 os & Se
proved pT IN se or durability and economy rs goes
much a an sai S ns 2aGa sSs
a. not ,bout njung the color. or sale ~ most o ins
OF Csip rnnerS n ;hs City and Rrooklyn tesaf mna
is Brown snd h'' . l ''' ''''' T. ROBERTS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-13

ID EI.IGIOUS PuBLICAItoSS.-rH Si.aREoTfPk
sPLHr.s nd COPPER rLAIsf M 81 B'owns a., n"" GlIis
wiki the Printing Press Maera, for >e lon re5y 200
ItIe errS under prorScns u! the bW OF the iGtc i'1s
FJrur-si,D Esq Gs-cHSte These works published IN
Nos and are now successn sale by comp-sn agents IN
this city. and of ,is principal cites c the lhiee States
For Terms view wnrkS md mRinais apply ui the
pi.iing Office Administrative. NJ y. Knne-sieT o.
third Avenue. \. Y by letter post pail nii I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-13

U,yp.Booy OF HypRorArry or Popular Accoun, ot he
entinai and P,-v num Of Diseases by Menus OF " -eI
hr Jv- aew VI D. Practitioner OF Water Cure. Second
Thousand
This work has sold rapidly. I,contains good
view of this new system, at the low price CT 81
cents. To be had Of Wm. II. Graham, Tribune
Buildings, l60 Nassau az.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-13
COUTHUOY g. MEYERS, 34l BROADWAY,
z saN NIrFAfyTLrRERS DE LAMPS, GIRANllCnES,

COUTHUOY 81 NEyERS, 34l BaoApWAf,
nsaS1rFhCTUREaS OF LAMPS, GIRANDChES
w -ChNDELA BRA &c. ard lcaIcrz IL lt0UsB-FUh II.
NSEiNG GOOIS geaerr!ly-Raihg c1nnects "i,h stls OF
b.i ~ 5.s Lamps Can5eisbT 2, Gncrehsa Enl- hS
tsi, Privn.e Dwellings, tnbcat7 ana srEes " le h's.
ard OF auairy be surpassed " s OF
y Ger country Especial attsH,ion nve 70 ,ae ZOE, @
ard Ship Lamps for economy and asn' md o ILgrs
MEDALS have within the last seven yea eeen ~ r,l ,
rIc ~ rssnec,iuy invited call and examine ici-nep
selves. :<l a. s. -,o-v o,;rez
,z,,,1,IS,I,s ar MANUFACTURERS of six.
Msn,S ~ straw Brad valuable and s nessy I invent, eat
eli potable racne 70 for e.he6 0e e ar % boy m sn
similar I'urIr,sea. ,n.,e sasn. of 5. w. BULLOCK.
c!ieap for cn,li. inquire VI q Peck slip.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-13

SEARiNG & serbia,
No. al Maiden Lane, near William street,
INVITE the attention of Gay and Country Sierchans to
j tncir fine assortment 0t -
STOCKS,
comprising Satin E0mbnzne. Mode, rich figured striped and
attn End six dark cGOl- sEIIbie tor t sales IN
iIn b.,yel trimmed iu! front Prince Aert, Ashland nG
yas hlo several varieties Jt epe1 Ils 1nd cas-
NH i winch are manufactured wih great care under Their
own rpert and warranted to be equal both n style
and worL lnsi!p, 10 aEy la;e ~ thi, cltI
Also full assortment Of Io" priced. medium md fine LIN
Gus '-''''''' ''''' SHIRTS.
Collars fnans Linen Cc'tua and Flannel Drawers. MsTino.
nrnb,,tco s;-eovin six, Cotton ind Ribbed SHIRTS anj
Drawers Hosiery Gloves SEspenders Scaris, IruVa Sh"u-
der braces tsc. &c.
0'i.d Sis t.iazei N3s'in and Boards for capmaseTs.
Purchaser, a:a invited cl and stock AZ I'm
,f < luNf ELY u CO.. No ~ Grand stfeet, corner OF
u !en h.ys h ID extensive as>o.leai 81 ne Or
o,ir keeping UIlY GOODS. TO which They ihY:te the
attention al purchasers, VIZ
81 10 I;4 ;m2s7 81 and i.gc.e;il-s Quilts
:: to iD-4 By IA If.pes aad D;;G;ass inee Cioths
- s-4 1914 a1G ~ ir,h. B4,r.!cy. Ruaa eld e.s
Ru.sia sSco.ch cad ifish Towsins Diapers.
~ g nad ~ Diaper and Dcnasa NapsinI.
Crash, Hrckaesck and Bl!deys Diaper.
* and gS ShIilg and Ilovy--=e i,nSn 81 Ell du1lhes
- heavy undressaf Linsn.
c-.ncf flnbcsSei Cloth Table and Piano Govern
Cclorci CotLoD. ifOt.te5 ana Linen Table CIotE5;
nd at.n assortment OF Cloths and CaESee
ap E;es Gambr0ons. Linen Dnllngs. and Vfhsr Saps
and Fanc5 p:y Goods hyI oh'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-13

OiD IlrMpnRsYs COUNTRY STRoLLs. l;y the author o'
.OIl Humphrey observations &c. New York ROB
ERr CARTER, IS Canal street
Old Humphrey is one Of the most agreeable us
well as useful writers OF the present day, and this
volume is one OF his BEST II contains brief sketches
of rone Of the finest scenery Of England, such rs
Windsor Cnstle, DEVILS Bridge, Lakes of Cunber-
land and Wcslmoreland, Kenworth Castle, &c.
&c. and nbounds in passages Of that genuine eio-
auencn peculiar 10 the euIhOr.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-13

REFLECTIONS on FLOWERS, By Rev. JAMES llskvEY.
Rector Of Weston Flaveli. NoIlhamptonshlfe. Ne"
york: John ). Taylor < Co.,
This is neat edition OF a small and quite unpfe-
tending little book, winch hns long been peculiar
ayorire with minds of contemplative cast. Ii Is
Dictated by the purcst spirit of genuine piety, and
must exert an eevating and hcailhiul influence upon
the mind OF every reader.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-13

PERsARp LESLIE; Tale ofthe Last Ten Years By Rev
" GRRsLsY. nj. a Second american Edition. New
York: Jcne, A. Sparks. f6i Fulton street.
This volume contains a somewhat detailed biogva-
ply of clergyman Of the English Church, and SETS
forth in lis progress account of the great chauge
or modification OF opinion which mas taken place in
that Church, under The influence of the Oxford
Tract writers and their supporters within the last
ten years. Ii is well written and will be interesting
70 those who sympathise with its leading purpose.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-13
E'EHE sgNsgs TRACTS

f.N,I MERCIl NTS TEACHERS AND OTHERS
l UTNTiNGTlN & SAVAGE, 2I6 Pearl street. SeeI'
leep constantly to SHE large and complete assortment 81
Schu0 Classical and Miscellaneous BooSs Blank Eo"ts IL
every variety: Loc Cap, (red and panl l. Drawing.
and Tea Paper. ouiilS Ink. Sealing Wax. &c. &c
NerchuutS Teachers School Committees ahd others. wish
ng 10 purchase vii imd for their interest 10 give US call
a, we will furnish a articles line II, low prices and III
ies u
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HoOLs AND ACADEMIES :

lnE1 IODl'tDi run SNiNc.>5 'i-'D HfN1hD -
The hlHie Brun School Geo Do. do. Abridged,
graphy and Atlas. Websters pcuoEary iOr
Peter Phrioy's Geography for Schools, Emo.
Chi .dren Do po Do lSmo.
Peter Par,eys History for Chill Mrs i.iBcoln Botany.
dren d. b. any for Beginners.
Burrl;t's Geography of the DO Natural Pm u.opaj.
Heavens wi'h IN Atlas. 30 Natural Philosophy for
FeiuSes Astronomy for Be i'e.'Eaers ~
glrna5s Do Lectures on Chemistry
;;"oirirh Ecclesiastical His Uu Chemistry tor BeginIers
;ofy for schools, Grllaudett's Picture Reading
kanes' Elements OF iCIitlclsln Book,
Sya. Preston 5 Interest ihbieS per
pre.;ons Interest Tables per cent
cent Do Do. Abridged
Practical rnmrnar of the English Language ntr"
ducon To- compos,,iGn IN which the CLASH
fed INTO ,eicstions and pase BY Edward iazen. author
of the Speer and DeineT. PaIt first
Pn.s frst ami second bound vol. sep.y
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-13

Tag .SD OF fsRAR. according to the Covenant with Abra
hrn. with isac. mud w;!I Jacob. BY ALEXANDER KEITH
j. - Nith numerous engrsvisgs. New York: HhRpE.
h BROTHERS. pp. 3Si.
The object of This work is sufficiently apparent
from lis title. The author has obtained wide
reputation by his previous works on the Prophecies
The sketches, retrospective and prospective Of
Judca and Judaism, in the present volume form
valuable Sequel 10 his Treatise on the Evidence
Of Prophecy and will meet hearty welcome from
those who love linger amidst and associ,l-
tons hallowed by time and rendered immortal by
the und ing words OF the ancient prophets Of God.
The work is neat duodecimo, and the engraviEgs
add much to ils value.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-13
TIL TRIBU n f.

~, ,.p EIoorEScE THv RKv. SYLVESTER iARSEp.
t In ,eT oi First Presbyterian taurch New
I-sps By K H. GURLEr. New York; WILEY 4 PUT
SAs. pp IL
The man whose Life and Eloquencc are here por-
,,,ved was oue oil the most pure-minded and elo
c,en, Clersym-n whom our country has ever pro-
duced. 1t ia ,weniy.iour years since he died, and
,e, the memory of his virtues and attainmens is as
fresh as yesterday Though bu, twenty four years
Of age, his sudden dscease, in the language Of
his biogrspher threw deep gloom upon 'he city
which had derived inesimable benefits from hi> Ell
forts and example, and whose admiriug thousands
had been at one time aroused, at another subducd by
bis eloquencc, and responding sensations Of grief
were produced by intelligence Of the sad event
tbrous hout the Urion.' Alr. Guriev has executed
the work assigned to him witt, all the fidelity which
cond result from high admiration OF the character
and genius OF BIZ. Lstned, and with the skill as
biogrspber which his Life Of Ashmun led us TO
anticipate The 'Eoquepce' OF Larnet is exhibit
ed in selection from his written Disccurses, which
mast hc vnnsbc treasure to all who cherish his
or who know how to appreciate the finest
specimen, OF pulpit composition.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-13

n. WTST. UFTTT TNN, FhUoI
GERM ANY most respectfully ~.
1SSSssssy GxSi forms the ciilen. of New-V ork and
,, -,. l., ..,.I ,, ne has Ioc ntss himself this city.
% l ,n re-, Jny =, al IIroadny large aud most oruee
.sS,nant f Snccac nnd RendIne lsse n Gold. 'lver
ans Si Ern.s lie wonl remind the public, to whom
ha nnrly known by s annual visits To- Sa'oca Springs
rce the lat nine yeas by ms knowledge oi the optical
SCIENCE eDable, 10 determine the ghsses Suhse ~, my
we Parsons with be supplied win glasses
,ir, \. III rr1ty benct and not n'n the gsbt Pecnaf
eennn =, cn He'd to II vie o perspective ground glasses
nfth nsst flint which, through their hth polish nid true
,rount poiure the nnd hnve bean hgy recon-
nanf ms II hest ~ their effects Upon eye Tor pre-erving
and mprnvnc the sight IN :nn"ed wrt tng ana endlne-
such hive been openied upon io
cr,rnc can ted lie n>e likewise new G'r,se'1i
sinsrIo quality in old ames sncts the patronage oi all
IN ~nnt vi his articles. p,enss call nj .,
slgY WISE. tp'ic'nn 4H Brofu%ny.
The New York herald., 1844-10-20
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bars iron 'fis P,ea s'ss eos casks
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tons pig IRON Booman 4 Johnson-lOO do Mead-lO2 bars
70 bdis sheet 1000 bars iron w Shields Cos9 Cong
don-33 bars do 1870 bds do Crooks-20 bars keeneys
aa Brfsse s.; Ca phs md1s Gamsmnd Bsnde Conna
Deano-f3 TO order
hyERsoeL1s Psrtbenon52o bars iron Hill punch
whisky Bininger Co353s bars iron Wilson Co-23
psss mdzs Uygmmi"gs Main Cs-s oamore-sH Steven
Ksb,asmaa ms. 8 &c WC9theal5 Bird GiIn& Col Arm
I Lyman-i Kissam 1 WSlss512 Z, II Thog-2f
Il Bate, D Wyckof-as bars IRON so bdIes hoop
Ballo,e Hsysos PfHs Harey bonsmoo
Patrick Co-2330 bars 68 bundles iron to order.
LIyERPooL-Ship Warsaw25 900 fire bricks Innes x co
10 tons iron Grinne Minturn co5s do zoo do coal TO
order. n = = - ~ '' ="
The New York herald., 1844-10-20
BY THE SOUTHERN NAIL.



PHILADELPHIA, Oct. IL. 1874.
Inc usi oi he Kensington rioter Isaac Hare shoot
ing weaver named Rice in the conflict which took
place between the Natives and the Irsh was brought
% Close last evening The given The
jury about iour O'Clock. Alter delberatipg Tor about
twenty hours they Came Court this afternoon and
'eturhed verdict ot Gully OF Murder in the s,cond
degree, but recommended h.m to the mercy Of the
Court on account oi his youth and mex peri.nce
John Ih9saft, an irish weaver sfragn.d in the
Court OF Oyer and lermiber morning or the mur.
der OF George shimrr This "a another oil the KensnR
riot sh.fier the first man xiii. on ,se
side Of the natives Tsggart caught m q stable arm
I'd with loaded rifle. while the fight rsging and
hung by the infuraled mob post in the
street He escaped death however by the rope break ny
The mob ged TO Madness beat and kicked hin in tse
most unmerc, tuI manner, and finally left him enseess
Ia the Northern Liberties Watcbhose. Taggs pleaded
guilty. He will be tried Wednesday.
poor miserable looking colored man. named Joseph
Harris was also arragnea this morning for the murder
of Cutee Tod another colored time back Cuff
lee resided az place called Guinea HILL in this county
and was found murder. IN his cottage ss being
Tor about aiortnight ZeppoD another coiored
ying IN Noy amsnsng pon under ssntenc. of d. stb
ordered to be hung the sh Nov, ,ber and Harris a.
alleged 10 have committed the murder together The
prisoner pleaded not guilty His ria fixed Tor Tue
heavy ST Im of wind and rain swept TIL, city
ending the front OF the National Clay Club Read.
ng Room, IN Cha nut street, ribbons by he
arc. Of the wind
sALrs a rHk s1ocK ExcHAsog.-o0 Girard Bank llt.
1000 State So 76} ~
SECOND BoAkD No sales
The New York herald., 1844-10-20

TUBILEE-The Repealers of BROOKLYN will kiudIe hon
fire BeIgen's Hill adjoining Court street the sixh
Ward South Brooklyn, Monday evening October 2
release release Of ocSnGe and his marYEed eonpao!s from Tie
Long Island New York the Hudson River counties New
se AID ALL who IN favor Of asserting the rights Of
and advancing the blessings of constitutional Liberty Join
them OF this occasion stand will be erected the ground
The epealers Of Brooklyn will assemble Sweeney Co
lumban Hall foot Of Atlantic street. South Ferry for the pur-
pose Of meeting and escortng their friends ground BY
Proseson 70 be formed at that place precisely o'clock
ed by Band q Highland Pirer, III march from Tie South
ferry through Fuman street TO Fulton ferry, up Front Main
street. up Main to York street. York Jackson street. down
Jackson TO Nassau street Nassau Jay down Jay
smith street, and up Smith steet 10 the ground.
II is hoped the fri OF the se wi turn ont in such uun.
ber. be worthy Of the OCCASION The Repeal Wadens
will act as Aids to the Grand Marshall
~. B. No money will be collected at this meeting.
BY order Of the Executive Committee.
II. s. CHURCH, Chairman
Peter OHara, James Collins,
Neal McCauley, Dam McNamara,
John MCLEAN, William Lee.
ola 3tsnc Committee
The New York herald., 1844-10-20
SHIP n Il ~ =

BY Last Nights southern Mail.
PHLApELpHIA, Oct lsAn Orslloo Lufk kim Cape Haytsu
Below. Meridian. Wing. fun Wafsham cid Orion. Worben-
ger, La 5nayr
BALTIMoRE, Oct is-Ar Heespont Ellis NYork for Ha-
vana q distress; Erie Gunby Arcibo. Cid Prentice bop
kins MarselIes
NosroLx Oct le-An Clara Durham. Of and for St Tho
mas, from NYork, in distress.
miscellaneous Record
sHr HELLEsroST Ellis from NYork for Havana (befoe
repored) arrived at Baltimore 18th distress The H.
sailed from New ork The and had iight
weather until the 9Th hen IN lat 81 40 Ion "a while scud-
ding under close fore topsail and fore courser ship
broached TO- aud the fore yard broke the sngs
topsail yard flying fore and caused hr ship be thrown
on her beam ends and finding she did the fore top
mast back stays md fore rigging still
lying down. AID the orenast humping under her
manmis then clear the and mixeu
went by the board All that light the ship lay conf
with heavy On the 9th, spoken and boarded from
the brig Ohio, Capt Veaz who kindly supplied the hip h
main yard that be had pke' The morning and took
spoken and boarded from ship Hsh Capt Hitler of NYork
who kindly supplied with old hawser and fore
yard, FOR which he will accept thanks.
BRIG CLARA, Durham FROM New " Tk Of and for Tho
mas put into Norfolk 10Th distress. having
the gale Of the 9th during which the knocked
on her beam ends compelled order right her
both which carried with them The va d. sails &c
The Clara was owed by the pilot boat Liberty Of Baltimore
spoken.
Frances Ellen. Of and from Bath for Havana 10Th inst lat
3, lon II Is. "
81 Cloud Of Casline, 10Th inst lat 26 a0 Ion "a 90
Foreign fOTs.
CARE HAYTEN. Oct Gin port Baltimore Vgures for Phi.
ladelphia, next day.