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Domestic Ilnportations

NEW On EANs-Bark Ramahonroy-58 hhds hams SO hides
Northsm " ama,93 bbls pork 500 kess lard Whtock
- cask. taow Wood-i7 bbs butter l. Bauksr-l6 bale
roIe. Tpcker-4 casks yarnsh Decker cog hhds to-
bacco Maher-2 boxes do Storms Dubois eo--l8 bales
cotton hemp Ricel casks bbls beeswsx Fieder~2t7
bbls Hour ~ pork ~ lard Suydam Ssge-2O7 kegs lard
SINAI Wilams-8t bb pork 90 hams IL lard Lockwood x
How and cos do flax seed order.
KEY Henry Cays5O hides SO bales and guam
tity of rosewood to Il w Tho-ne ~ '
SAvANNAH.B Brig Nladison-05 bales H Co co-66
do Barstow Pope co-Iia do Van Allen cog Holburn
packages to order. $500
SAvANNAH-Brig Macon-3S bales cotton B Colt co-3O
bantow Pope-2o Grayes-ii GCollins-i3 w Fl How
order. " ~ s "
SAvANNAH-Barque Huma-9 hhds sugar II Brigham-32 (
casks rice Cloudy Wells-8 do Collomb Isn-30 do De
pey.er ,rsh-30 do Dunsoa Dunon-2O8 do JOS &
Snrdner i66 bales cotton Barstow. Pop, do
Graves. - " - w - ~ Az
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Passengers Arrived.

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Miss Grav Cspt Baxter. Y l. Edenburgh, q Thome
,y Nnw OhLEass-BaIque Rsnshon,oy-M1rs hossn. Mr.
Stephen Holt. j L Lord Jr w Dunnrody, D. \. Hull
Wm Thompson, J. Thompson. q. Curwen, q. Dickinson
and five in The seersge.
SAvANNAH-Brig MaJison-Ms Porter aad child, Miss
Mitchell Gin, Mr. Johnston and lady Mr. lady
aid ehd; Mr. Marin lady and three diem Rev Dr. Lam.
Horn w II Miller, w II Bostwck A II Giant L Myers-T
Bliss jr
NJ Waldy, Mrs and Miss Wing "'
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senate.
WASHINGTON, May 18th, 1874.
ANNEXATION PETITIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr. BATES, one from New Bedford, against.
BY Gov. FAIRFIELD, from Kennebunk, for.
By Mr.. RIvEs from Virginia, for.
Resolution by Mr.. Rives, from Virginia, for
BY Mr. WOODBURY. from Worcester, for.
SENATOR NILES.
Mr. JARwAGfN reported from committee in favor
of admitting Mr.. Niles to his seat. The Committee
reported that there no sufficient reason why
the Senator elect from Come ctlcut should not be al
lowed to be qualified and take his seat. The commit,
tee had requested an interview with Mr.; Niles, and
IN IT he gave so full and complete satisfaction TO
Them, that they deemed it unnecessary TO resort 10
other evidence.
Mr.. Niles was accordingly duly sworn INTO ONCE,
mem. con-, and took his seat.
This matter is, therefore, definitely, settled,
The Senate then took up ana passeu VIC Dull OF
dered Yesterday to be e0grossed,
Then went into Executive session--where they
now are y. IN.
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philadelphia Cattle Market

MAY Ib-At market go head mostly Ohio Beef Cattle
including 400 taken to New York; go Cows and Calves
300 Hogs and 100 Sheep. Beeves rather brisk nj
- So for common to good few extras brought SOL the
100 lbsabout so unsold Cows and Calves sold from S5
$50; extras S35 Hogs brought S45 S4k the 100 lbs
sheep-Sales from 50 to S., in quality Hay-There
is better demand and prices have improved sales OF
good Timothy at 65 Toe the cwt Pressed for shipment
at 55 65c the 100 lbs Straw sells at 81 500 the 100 bun
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sTorssxn ts,aporsxasar..

MARsELLEs-Shp Trescotti60 bags hnseedl25 b,lss al.
onds ooo on cnlo cks nadder Dutell
Condsnry-6i0 bk OIL Mason Thomrson3 cks verdigrs
WcsIi5 buey Peiot 4, rberO cnss madden 200 bxs
sOo b,k oil brs eeches ordsl bx wire
SOAP ble corks Us verdgrs Wichs basks
OIL bronaase bx bsks Boyd22 bales Rilliet-
psnn-2oo do urts Stevenson bales corks Angas27
cks madder tiedlerl0 boxes ceches 10 bate, Almonds
Bossange-0o bskts oil Cooley Robnsoe-llOo 90 Draper
sewing silk Goodhue co-5 do McC,2 bales corks + P
Angne-2 b,les mtze Meyer Coz! bales corks Meh-
ii do wool bx mdz,, order
hhds 81 bbls sugar Aynlar x co.
MAYAGUEZ Pr -Schr Isaac Fraukn--lsO hid, supar 20
cks sugar Mason Thompson ~ ~
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- NIBLOS GARDEN,-SPLkNDIU DALLAS
ST The third and last grand sale of Dahas i'll
>Nake place on Tuesday May o. at l2 O'Clock they were
all imported this fro Mr. Charwood Londou In this
sale there ~ be many new varieties YET bloomed this
growr and will be warranted the given There
VIII also be large cosc of Flowering Psnt
fully invited TO attend.
MI 4ee j. b. GLOVER Auct;oneer
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TYLER AND TEXAS,

T'HE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN ELECTORS of
the City and Comfy Of New York friendly to the nomi-
pao5 Of John as the Capsdae ofhe Democratic
requested to meet at the following places appoint Delegates
represent them at the Tyler Baltimore on the
9th MAY init, viz: Vs.
The Fourth Congressional DISTRICT Of this State comprising
Sixth Ward Hotel Duane Centre streets on Mon
d ~ the goth inst. at hall past O'Clock, p. NJ
Fifth ConRres. District comprising the Eighth
Ninh nnd Fourteenth Wards the Forrest House. No "a
The Sinh Congressional District comprising the th l2th
18Th 18th and nth wards Hermitage Hall of Houston
and Allen streets. on Wednesday 2.d inst at ~ NJ and
The Third Congressional District Of this Ste comprising
the 1T "a 3d. th and 9Th wards at thu Shakespeare Hotel
ne OF and Duane street, Thursday the 23d inst
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Provision Market .


During the past week some fine steer and young beef
has been for sale at different markets. and some
very good quality at many Of the principal meat shops
Poultry has been quite plenty Large lots csme down
the river by the tow boats
Fish are in almost every variety. Salmon sells at 3s
a A. the h..
Green vegetables plenty and cheap. We saw some
fine fat peas from Jersey the half peck In
early fruits have strawberries from Long Island but
they are very small and have cold appearance They
sell at 3s and As small basket. Currants and goose
berries pretty fair.
Eggs never were plentyby retail, and 10 for
Is Butter keeps up in pricesay Is Cd and Is 3d. per
Id The ought to make the soop and barge cap
tans take smaller commissions from the farmer and sell
at a fair price.
Potatoes should be cheaper by retail We have them
by every vessel, almost, from Europe we'll as large
quantities from the eastward and down the Hudson.
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ON SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 18Th.
MONS VTFTrX TFnfDS,
II Il UrHlV A l. T. ID VIOLINIS
Will apr ear II The
PARK THEAT TIRE

ORDER OF PERFORM NANCE
Overture by the full band
New Violin composed by Beriot
by Mons Vieux Temps
YOUNG SCAMP.
Capru.io fnastcs composed by Paganni, executed by
Mons. Vieux TEMPS.
After which. favnrits drama
Fantasia. upon Themes from the Pirate" composed and
executed by Mons Veux Temps,
Alagia aud Grand Brvua the national
Yankee Doodle composed and executed by Mons V,eux
TEMPS ml7 2t-rc
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CHATHAM THEATRE.
AMERICAN MUSEUM.
IN ID Z i X p EFT UAi. FAIR.
Corner of Broadway and Ann street

" u 7 y 10 L I . n 7 q
Corner of Broadway aud Ann street.
.,.x.. Opposite the Astor House.
THE MOST BRILLIANT AND TRIUMPHANT
SUCCESS
GRAND PERFORMANCES
AZ halipst O'Clock every afternoon, aad srpninP
The GIANT AND GIANTESS! the two greatest won.
ders of the be o'clock A. NJ iii l. from
I'll hal past 5, aud from ill 10.
he m naseI aPpy e ANNOUNCE engagement. for
all musicians of he fiat class
Mr. WlNCHELL, the iaimitabe Drollerst; Mr. WIN
COLE, the Contortinnlst; Mr. LYNCH; LA PETITE
. Beautiful Collection of Wax Figures.
The GlPSEY GU ZEN, the Fortune Teller may be private
iy consulted at all hours of the day and evening
ickeo ., cents-chdten under years "a Twcs
nye cents extra Tor pdrrc consultations With IN, Gpsey
queen 80
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Packets to Arrive.
Ship Masters and Agents.

we shall esteem favor if Captains Vessels will give
70 Lopmodore koBERT SILvEY of our News Fleet Report
spoken on their passage List Of their Cargo ard any Fo
Immediately on their arrival Agents and Correspondents
M ms or aoroad VIII also confer favor by sending to this
Information of kind will be thankfully received
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PEALE's NEW YORK MUSEUM.
AND nc TUkE GAL ckY
Broadway, opposite the City Hall

~ - Broadway, opposite the City Hall.
Mn T. KENNETH. -. ..... MANAGER
DESTRUCTION OF SAINT MICHAEL'S CHURCH
BY FIRE
During the recent disturbances Philadelphia taken upon the
sot by an eminea Artist engaged expressly for ece
Ihis thrilling ard sacrious portrayed with the
startling truth and hdeny. 1t desscrato must be
depored by every dispassDpate TIE
ing the moufu and melancholy catastrophe painted upon
some hund eds of feet OF through
glass oil such enormous magnying render
object presented the the equal TO the
- - VIZ
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Il DWARF,
THREE INCHES SHORTER AND AS OLD AS
TOM IHIJMBl,

TOM THUMB :!
GIANTEss, NEWLY SEVEN FEET HIGH;
=, AND EIGHT PERFORMERS!
, Mrs pHlLLIPS the eharmins songssss Mr. AsHWIGK,
me much admired vocalist. The GREAT WESTERN Mrs
,WESIEKN, Mr. II. CONOVER, the Protean Performer
GGksLEsTE, the graceful Danseuse. and Mr.. W. COMO,
ihe Neodeon that plays variety of bril- Overtures
Hall Million OF Curiostes, Grand Cosmoama Splendid
cture Gallery containing all the celebrated
the Revolution. e
Afternoon Entertainment Wednesday and Saturday al
socock Performance in the Lecture Room at
o'clock in the evening. mI5
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

w The southern mail was delayed in It's arriva
last night three hours beyond the usual time, in
consequence ct an accident to the locomotive,
which occurred near Hackensack bridge.
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TEAs-Imrorted per ship Delhi. Tems-Notes at six
months, payable in this city to be made satisfactory
to sellers
yson6 half chests SO cents; % do s23; 10 do sl 10
do SOY 20 chests 79 10 do 553 Al do 40; 35 do Al SO do
43a; $50 do 43, I'll do withdrawn
Young Hysonl0 half chests III cents II do IL ~ do
76 100 do 65 90 do Ga rs do 6a SO do 6l 30 do SO;
?s2 do 5s So b5 % do 45 % do 42 do 4s do
42a 22 do AS % do Al 81 do 4O3 $50 do 49, l4 do 39
al do and Ill chests withdrawn)
Hyson Skn32 chests 80 cents; 40 do 28I 100 half do
%; COCO withdrawn); 10 chests 2a; sl2 do 49, 87 with
drawn)
Twankay-l0 half chests IS, az withdrawn)
Gunpowder-5 h chests 81; do 90 cts 26 do 6s3; 65
do 80. IA do withdrawn)
hf chests 70 cts 81 do co. 10 do 3d. do
5s5, Gao withdrawn)
Ningyong Powchong-ao hf chests s5 81 do 81, (s4s
wthdrawn3
Nngyong Souchong-52 half chests 3ot cts (22l with
DRAWN; SO chests 335 (2ll wihdrawn)
Goku Souchongl0 hall chests sc cts $50 wthdrawn0
souchong-l0ha chests % cts, (332 withdrawn
CAssiA-lO0 mats 1873 cents.
REAL EsTATE-The following sales were made by auc-
ton
Trinity Church lease of lot No. 6 Grove street. Is
- W 20 Ieet. 81 100
DO Nos Grove street, lsby rs feet $50
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On the 9th ut by the Rev Mr. Haight, Mr.. CHARLIE
f.. EYRE and Miss EMMA f.. PEcKovvR
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RAYMOND IL WEEKS
q X n " u NJ f " ERIE,
CORNER OE EIGuTu STR EL1 Mn pnU'ruu

FOR ONE WEEK ONLY
MEsSRS RAYMOND & W. EKS respectfully in form
~ the citizens Of New York. who lnersy paronzed
their splendid and Gversfed exhibition Of Wild Animals last
season that hey this day their Grand Menagere
corner oil Eighth street and bow"y accessible
and stages and but few walk the most central
of the cF The many new and curl.
Gus animals added to their previous collection stand
with any similar establishment Europe Hours
Herr Dresbach will usual exhibit those instances of cour.
ageous discipline the wilde savages of the Forest that
have rendered his reput,tiOn imperishabe mia Iwrc
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'THN GALLERY OF PAINTINGS AT CLINTON
Hal, ,mported with the intention of commencing Ma
tona Gallery for the artists and students of New York
now offered for sale to all amateurs and of
ing' u Is considered use to mention anything favor of
Inc different paintings which this collection the
public and the press having frequently spoken of
terms Of the hghest commentator The gallery will be
opened for public inspection day. and the paintings will
be sold al public auction Wednesday the 22d Of May
II o'clock a. Special the saloon reseryed for the
ladies'. Admission free mQ,roorc
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PULPIT AND FORENSIC ELOOUENCE.
MR. GEORGE YANDENHOE ZEE

ESfECItI LILY announces Members and Studepfs OF
me Ter CA and Legal professions and Tho Prncipas
ana colleges OF New Yo nnd the neighborhood
ttat ne intends on the Isl June
3 HOOL OF ORATOR.
Tor gentlemen fesirops OF atsinng unde his
hnshed sly G" Elocuton and appropriate Action
sary 10 the formation OF perfect public orator
Su0d ags al vos pertnet nescire nahum eit.-Hor
Mr. receives no ,upi under fourteen of aye; but
attends tnveIsities Colleges &c preparing Students
public English Latin and Greek decl amatons
Cards OF Mr. Va Terms, at 1919 Greenwich street where
book now opened for the of genemens pames for the
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MARITIME HERALD.
Sailing Days Of the steam Ships
Packets to Sail.

Packets to Sail.
FOB LIVERPOOL.
Queen of the West, May 81
Sheridan, Depeystsr, May 26
FOR PORTSMOUTH.
Gladiator, Britton, May 90
Mediator, Chadwick, June /
FOR HAvRE.
Louis Philippe, Castoff. May "a
~ Nicholas, Pell, June 1
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AMUSEM ENTS.
PARK THEATRE.

,, Boxes. 81 PITT. 50 Gents Gallsry...23
THIS EVE NlN. May 18th, will be performed New Vsra
upns or III Violin composed by beriot executed by IN
- Lhevalier Vi ux Temps
cAPHlCCio EANTAsTlCo- By CbeyaIisr Yeux Temps
"a H,ts (WHICH Th,sh, THE SPIRIT OE TIE FOUNTAIN
EEAtNIAs'A by the Chevalier Yeux Temps.
AN ADAuiO and Grand Bfavurs Variations upon the Ma
tho ChevalIsr V,ux Temps
MONDAY, May goth. Fifth night of the engagement of Mr..
lacTeady the play of CHELIEU-The Cardinal Richie
formed by him in Loudon ~ s' -
Mr. Maer7adys NIGHTS of performance next week will he
MONDAY Tuesday thursday and Friday. HIS chaacte will
be Cardinal Richeli Shy lock- William Tell by partcuI ar
desire and Hamlet for the last time The public is respect
fully iao me that the approaching close of h,
will prevent The repetition Of play except a.t named
and the tregedf OF Mach h which will be also acted
-
CHATHAM THEATRE.
- Boxes % Cents PIT. lax Cent?
THIS SVaNlNC May 18th, comm-- with SPEED
THE PLOUGH-Farmer Ashield, Mr. Burton Lob
Handy Mr. f. $ Conner
To conclude with PATRICK LYON-Pat LYON, Mr. J. NJ
scott; Anna, Mrs Preston
MITCHELL's OLYMPIC THEATRE.
THIS EVENING, NAV 18th TO commence with GRAND.
FATHER VIII ;EHEAD.
After winch rhE SECRET
TO be FOL owed by MY WIFE 5 OUT
To conelu with sARATOGA SPRINGS
~ ~
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TO FOREIGN GENTLEMEN,
ARRIVING IN THE UNITED STATES
Or Others, DESTROYS of purchasing a permanent
COUNTRY RESIDENCE,

PENNSYLVANIA
THE Snbscribr DESTROYS Of changing his residence offers
for sale his Farm and Establishment situated in Montuo
merry County Pa miles north OF Philadelphia contains
JOB acres oil land 288 oi which the highest
yation producing Wheat Rye Indian Corn and Hay equal
TO any upland farm IN the Union The
Woodland on the premises elegant Stone Mansion Cd
feet by A. with veranda attached Is feet wide extending the
lengh Of the house. and large Piazza east the whole
giving ample accommodations for family of 90 persons The
pleasure grounds surrounding the house shaded
hcent eveIgean and very beautifully laid There
I've farm three stone houses for farmers tenants it'll
three large some barns stabng
Tor hundred head of cattle aud for storage for
hay with c0ach-hOuse granay and corn cribs
attached There are alss the advantages fine spring
lcehoue sh pond garden of two orchards stocked
with the finest fruit green-house and grape stream OF
spring water ia every field daily and evening
to and from the city, by which the Philadelphia ard
napes OF the same day receyet and omnibus passing
me gaze morning and evening In the immediate vicinity
Episcopal. Lutheran and Presbyterian Churches.
Further description unnecessary all persons wishing TO
purchase invited call and the estate NAV
however be ADDED that for beauty heahfu situation
nages oil every knd is not surpassed by the
united states 10 save trouble also be well
the price, which is $3.50 per acre. Apply to
GEORGE SHEAFF
a3o 2aWls iwNrc Whitesarsh, Montgomery Co.. Pa
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NEW YORK, ALBANY AND TROY STEAMBOAT

616- FOR LlVERPOOL-To sail This Day-The
HTYf shin MOUNT VERNON Capt Given will sai
sA$s- his Day. and yet take few cabin and
sserge IL application made before y o'clock
Apply to JOHN HERDMAN,
mi8 ltrc 81 South street
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New Stock Exchange.
State OF Trade.

AsHEs-Pots continue very dull, before quoted
and demand
BEEswAx-Prme northern yellow sells as fast as it ar.
rives at 80 sole principally for export
CoTroN-There was more decided disposition to pur-
chase evnced today The total sales about 900
bales OF which shippers took bales and spnners 500
bales Freghts remain dull 5l6d for square bales to
Liverpool
FLOUR remains quoted yesterday We merely men.
ton the rates Genesee, 475; Michigan 81 623 6s3:
Ohio, 81 622 6S3 Annexed is statement of -four and
wheat exported from Cleveland during the week ending
May 18th, 1874 -
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STRANGERS BEWARE.

T..
IN THIS AGE OF QUACKERY AND HUMBUG IL i.
most important 10 chose an esperent ed physciau-DR
EVANS has removed his Old Galens Head Dispepsary M
88 Pearl Of Beekan street. where continues III.
most extraordinary Of all delicate diseases no matter
now complicated He apprises the that
there no Dr. Evans in his old stand and that he
necton whatever with other Office His charges are
derate; his consultations strictly private. ~
observe the number-mistakes often dangerous
1888 Pearl st.
~ Medicines and directions any part of the Union
by rastcnlary stating the and enclosing five dollars
ml8 1tsnc
J'J MERCHANT TAILORS AND CLOTHING MAN
CTUHERS.-WILLIAM FITZMAURICE
Teacher of the of assuring and drafting garments in hr
Partisan and London styles respectfully Informs the trade u
IN all its branches. 49,
He would particularly call the attention Of all manufacture
e of clothing his beautiful style of coats oyercoats sacks
DOsay &c Also his pantaoons for which he /,
ready to furnish patterns Of shape and style line
addressed to him. 80 Duane will with immediate
ton. ' 49, $500 ''''
His references the first master taors the city
myl3 lmsec
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THE FINE ARTS,

THE FINE ARTS.
NOW EXHIBITING at the late APOLLO GALLERY
-, corner of Broadway and Chambe (entrance
Chambers street acoec Of OrginalOi Paintings per-
ect order Those who have the first galleries OF Europe
pronounce this collection be equal thew have
Abundance, Is cents, catal included mil 1w
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TO 10 RNEYMEN HORSE sHOERs--A special meet.
g Of the Journeymen Horsehoers will he held Mont
Goery a 10 FRINGE street. Saturday evening May the
sth ct clock Business of importance will be sia before
ne eting which requires the attenda Of all mbes
all those wishing to become members and all at Mont
Konery Hail. 10 Prince street. Monday rnng at O'Clock
TO strike for wsges and hours. BY order of
THOS. HEARN, Secretary mIs ,t.rc
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TWENTY EIGHTH CONGRESS-.
FIRST SION.

Hon Eow.pn HsNSEcAS.
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~ ~ y ~ ~ "a p
w SULPHUR BATHS, will be removed the first OF Nav
from Corrtand 325 Broadway doors above tn
City Hospital where she will be happy her friends
sp23tf is.
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ships HdnindoG Proctor Gharle,tor Peck Co; Bald
Cum Liverpool Qaipcey1Barqne Franklin Gee6om
jamburg chmidt Balchen-Brigs Fidelia Small Bermuda
Middleton co. Sterling milton. Savannah Durham Di
nom Gen Wlson, Moore, ApaachicoIa via Key West +
anS,% Dcetnay saa Msssh Erie
McCready & Co; Rochester, Fountain. Baltimore,
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PHILADELPHIA Ocf 3O-Cld Leyant, Derrickson Falm cub
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BALTIMORE, Oct 2s-Ar Colum ia, Coffin Porto Cab Ilo
Bosoa ncy - Bos OIL; Mary Augustl, Etchberge Bias
+, 'es-lsti II iooler for Baooc ds; isa4n Brow
ork; Helen Muce Ne!so, tatue Howard Edfidse ard
Pallas, ksn bncksport Mariner stdanls, saucLet CD
-arah Bo ce Boston; Herald Rogers, Nassau Sid Megun
cook, NiaS o. NUrleans
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RIcHMoSp, Oct 2o-An Frederick NOrlsaos; 2eh Oneida
Nlors.
NoRFoLK, Oc 27-AT Two Brothers, kfe e. B,racoa t.,
fepo OF the Enrian in Hamnton Road, Thursdsy last
was no doub, Incorrect Arr 2sth Rienzi Elliot; Asnt,c
Mooe Barbsdoe'; NJ MMny Trsehea Newpog; President Wi
Partha, Allen, for NOrleans, and II the ouw bound YES
ee under weigh to-day from Hampton Roads and proceed
ed 10
The New York herald., 1844-10-31

DsrENTIoNo THs WESTERN TRAIN The trail,
sernoon at Fix O'clock, did not arrive until att,
-leven o'clock last night. The delenllon wa
causedshre- miles This side OF DIE Galley Tunnel
by an immense rock Of about fifty tons weigh
which, oecoming by some means, detached ircn
the mountan, descended a distance OF three huh
dIed yards, and lodging on the track, completen
obatructed the passage of the cars 1t Was re-.
moved ny blasting, after deteDtlon Of five hour
iar slice took pace some time before The trial
reached the spot -B"H inner. Oct 3O