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The New York herald., 1844-12-21

RIOT ON THE VALLEY RAILROAD The following
particulars are given by the POttsville cOrresp0n.
dent OF the Philadelphia Sun, under the date oI
December 12-
"Our town is in state Of great excitement in
consequence of the Irish laborors on the Schuyl
kill Valley railroad having struck for higher wages
and driven those men of the line who were viii
ling to work for the wages paid by the contractors
Mr.. Smith, a contractor, IN the beginning OF last
week reduced the wages from eighty to seventy
five cents, when his men refused to work land pro-
ceedcd IN body down the line and drove the
hands of Dater, Lessig and Mills from their work
On Thursday they proceeded TO Middleport, and
broke the doors and windows OF Mr. BlusslngcTs
hotel. Yesterday morning Mr. ;. Mills, a sub-con-
tractor, and several others, put their men TO work,
and in the course of an hour about seven hundred
men came upon them, wrested their tools from
them, and swore they would kill them il they
dared work another stroke. To Mr.. Mills they
said that il he dared make his appearance again
until he paid more wages,he might prepare his cof-
I'm. They also obliged the other contractors to
flee. Mr. Hoffman, one Of the eng,neers was at
lacked, and saved himself by fight; Esquire Colo
han was caught and dreadfully mal-treated ,as
also number of other persons.
An express was sent for the sheriff, who arrived
here about o'clock in the afternoon, and in COM
pany with A. w. Craven, the chief engineer of the
road, proceeded to Port Carbon to see what they
were about On his arrival there, he discovered
that several hundreds Of the men were assembled a
few miles above and they were determined to
maintain their ground and not let the contractors
go on, with their work They had attempted TO
take the lives OF several Germans, who would not
60 with them. COL Wynkeep received orders
from the sheriff, to march four Of his companies
over to quel the mob and arrest all they could In
halt an hour four companies, the Marion Rife,
Capt. Potts; National Light Infantry, Capt Bland I;
Washington Artillery, Capt. Magic, and Washing
ton Yeagers, Capt. Dobhlnger, were on the march.
The news that they were on the march preceded
them, and when they had reached the spot the Irish
had dispersed. The companies however, proce eded
to MlddIeport and Tuscaroia, where they succet d.
ed in taking forty-two, but for want OF evidence
many OF them were discharged A number were
brought to this place, and in default OF bail CON-
mitted to jail
"P 8 have this moment seen a letter from
Mr.. Bussinger, brought here by an express, in
which he says that the Irish have surrounded his
house and threatened his life. The military will
be ordered on, tomorrow morning eary-perhaps
tonight.
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Theatrlcals, &c.

Mr. H. Placide made his first appearance at the Charles
ton theatre, the 10th inst and well received by
crowded house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fraser and Mr.. Montgomery giving
concerts at Charleston.
Howes and Mabc's equestrian company are drawing
well in Mobile.
The concert given by Mr. Phillips at Carusis Saloon,
Washington, Wednesday evening, well attended
and much delighted his auditors that he WILL st
heir solicitation repeat his truly rational entertainment
lie is expected in New Orleans in January.
Burton opens the Front street theatre, Baltimore on
Monday next William Chapman, it Is said, goes with
him.
sgnora Ricca from the Italian Opera Paris said to be
del ghifui vocalist will aud the Philharmonic Society,"
Of Boston, at their concert this evening.
Mrs. Hunt is playing with great success in Baltimore.
She is expected in Albany in week or two.
The New York herald., 1844-12-21

The ABORTION CASE OF MRS. LUcEBA PARKER.
The case was argued to-day, and gwen to the
with verdict Of guilty the first and last counts Of the
indictment. The count touching the OF Mrs Jane
Dean was not sustained there not being quick child.
she be sentenced Saturday next Her offence 10
misdemeanor at mmon law and the punishment Ia noe
and imprisonment which, In the oil culprit
can be changed to the House Of Correction.-Boaon
Times, Dee. 20.
The New York herald., 1844-12-21
NATIVE Wool. Mr., ,McAlister has shown us a

NATIVE Wool oL.-Mr.! McAIister has shown us
A couple of samples OF wool raised by James
KIDD which have seen for time. The finer sam.
pe is equal 10 any Of the west of England-he other
though not foe, is very soft and will make excellent
cloth Mr. McA. received a bue Of the latter quality
weighing 400 pounds, which he intends 10 work up
INTO cloth for negro clothing at his factory There is
why p nters should not raise good sheep
inAns fine wool can be produced anywhere in the
south Of Europe All that wanting s In selecting
the finest strains Of sheep, and paying attention to their
grazing The out hill lands the Mississippi and
The pney woods country east, afford fine pastu
rage for sheep any other country the globe and the
low price Of cotton will be great incentive to other
means Of rendering our lands valuable than by planting
-Natchsx Free Tradsy, Dec, 7.
The New York herald., 1844-12-21

Loss or LIFE ON LAKE HuRoN.-The little sloop
Huron. Chief, having on board w. +. Goodng,
ESQ r. p, the owner, his broiher-in-l Mr.
Ronald, Good and Mr. Isaac g. Clarke, ship
builder, left the harbor at Goderch, G, W., on
the 3Olh October, to assist in getting cfi the Ame
rican schooner Mary, Of Saginaw, stranded at the
Bay de Dor, about 40 miles north OF Goderich.-
They succeeded in the enterprise, and the shooner
made the harbor Of Goderch on the 1lth ultmo,
leaving the Huron-Chef TO follow next day But
a gale, accompanied with snow came on, the
sloop was wrecked, and all on board perIshed.-
Mr.. Goodng is spoken Of in the Canadla an papers
as eminent for his energy and active benevolence,
and his lose, with that OF his comprnicns, is deep
" deplored. All left families and numerous
circle Of relations TO mourn their sad fate.
FIRE IN RAYMOND, MAINR.-We learn that the
grlst mill OF Plummer, in Raymond village, to-
Rether with a saw-milI adjoining, belonging 10
Messrs. Plummer and Tukey, and fuIling mill
belonging 10 EIbndge Gerry, and also cardlne
mill belonging TO Mr.. james Bucker, with several
ou-bulldngs, were entirely destroyed by fife ob
Tuesday morning, about 3 o'clock. The fire took
Ia the grst mllI and was occasoned, tits suppos.
Nv the friction Of the Rndgeon upon which the
wheel ran. The grist mill was new, having com.
menced running last June, and il is said TO have
been one Of the best mills in the State. The other
mills were OF less value, though all improved ex
:epting the cardng mill, in which was all the ne
ccssary apparatus tor running. The machinery oi
he iuling mill was saved. but all the other ma
chlnery was destroyed. The loss IL supposed to be
sctween 1000 and 5000, and falls heavily upon
the owners, who had no insurance. Portland I'D
vutissr, Dec 20
The New York herald., 1844-12-21
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
COMPANY.
sa f
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.

On and after October 49, the cars will run as foilows:
Leaving City HILL for Harlem, t25th ST. Morsania Ford
Tuckahoe H.rt's Corners and White Plains 73o a. NJ. 1880
Gy A a s4s a. apd IL Ls.ssi az wsgi M sfdE: Leave, s,
TsesAh9e "a for City Hall sS5 A n, ii23 11 PM,
NJ L9 NJ 4P NJ Freight train, win leave City Hall at
The Westchester Train will stop only after leaving the City
Hall the Of Broome the bowery YauIh Gar
den and 27th An Extra Car, will precede each Train
ten minutes before the time Of starting from the City Hail.
ald will take up passengers along the line.
Extra Harlem Msrisiania Trains for Morsana and in
termediate places,
Leave City Hall for Harlem and Morrisiania7 A. NJ, A.
M 40 M. Leave Morrisiana for City Hall, A.
NJ, 10 A. NJ 3P. M, $50 P. M
by order Of the Board,
ni8 3m* rrc w. g. CARMAN Secretary
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nish her as plausible a ground for discomfort
against any nation, which at the end of that time
may enter into treaty with Texas she possesses
at TINS moment against the United States. The
lapse OF time add nothing to her title TO inde-
pepdence.
A course of conduct such as has been described,
on the part OF Mexico, in violation Of all friendly
feeling, and OF the courtesy, which should charac
terize the intercourse between the Nations OF the
Earth, might well justify the United States in re-
sort To any measure 10 vindcate their national hon
or; but, acuated by desire TO preserve the
general peace and nview ofthe resent condition OF
Mexico, the Executive resting upon its integrity and
not tearing but that the judgment OF the world
VIII d1iy appreciate lts motives, abstains
from recommending to Congress a resort to
measures of redress, and content itself with
re-ursing upon that body prompt and mmedl
ate action on the subject of Annexation BY
adopting that measure, the United States will be
Ia the exercise OF an undoubted right and if Mex
leo, not regarding that obearance, shall aggravate
the injustice OF her conduct by declaration Of
war against them, upon her head will rest all the
responsibility. JOHN TYLER.
WASHINGTON Cry, Dec. 10, 1914.
The New York herald., 1844-12-21
THE NEW YORK HERALD.
AGGREGATE CIRCULATION
THIRTY FIVE THOUSAND.
THE GREATEST IN THE WORLD.

To the Public.
THE NEW YORK HERALD-DaiIy Newspaper-pub-
shrd every day OF the New Years and Fourth
ofJuly Price copyor 81 per snnum-posragss
psid--cash in advance
THE WEEKLY HERALD-pubhshed every Saturday
morninRprce s per copy, - u annum-post
ages paid, cash in advance
ADVERTISERS Informed that the circulation Of the
Herald is over TfilttrY-FIVE THOUSAND and increasing
iss, l. hqs The ,orge eireiaen any Paps, 81 thts ety
vi The city eotry Pces moderatecash advance
PRINTING of all kinds executed the most moderate price,
and In the most elegant STYLE
JAMES GORDON BENNETT.
PRopRIrroR OF THE HERALD EsrABLrsHMENr.
Northwest corner Of Fulton and Nassau streets.
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Personal Movements.

The Charleston papers state, that Col Ashe has
sened to accept the nomination Of his friends, to ill the
place vacated in the Senate by the election of the Hon.
w. Aiken.
The anniversary OF the Battle Of Trenton will be cels-
brsted On the 10th inst, by sham fight in which many
OF the volunteer companies ofthe State will participate
The citizens Of Buffalo have held public meeting In
relation to the improvement Of their harbor
Virgil A. Randall convicted In Jasper county Miss, Of
stealing has been sent 10 the pencntary for ten
years.
The Port Tobacco (Nd) Times" says, Mr.. George w.
Garner OF Charles county while his return home
Friday week thrown from his horse and had his neck
broken. He was well known In the county.
sThe Hon samuel Hoar has arrived at his home in Con-
cord, via Pittsfed.
J,cob Bark cr, OF New Orleans, is said to have won
$50 600 upon the late Presidential election.
Mrs Torrey Is about to publish the letters and papers
Of her husband Charles a. Torrey, written in prison
Baltimore where he 10 confined under conviction
for aiding In the abduction Of negroes II will embrace
many thrilling incidents, illustrating the slave system ~
seen in prison.
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LONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.
60 80 iR 3@21t

WIN TEX AkkANGEMtN
Trains follows, mencing Dec lath, 1874 =
Leave Brookyn at halfIast A. NJ New York side A..
M Boston Train for Or export, daily Sun.
days ercep,ed stopping at Farmnadale and 81
ats14A NJ for Hcksville and intermediate
places, daily; and Tuesdays, THURSDAYS
and SATURDAYS, through to Greeaport and in.
at 81 r NJ. for Hicksvile and intermediate
places, daily, Su days excepted.
Leave Greenport for Brooklyn Boston Train, p NJ
the arrival of d.ily Sundays ex.
cepted, stopping at ST. Georges Manor and
FarD ingdae
at o a. NJ, Accommodation Train, for
Brooklyn and intermediate places, Mon
days. Wednesdays and Fridays.
From Hcksve for Brooklyn and intermediate places daily
Sunda ays excepted, at A. M. and p. M.
On SUNDAYS
Leave Brooklyn for Hicksve and intermediate places
A. M. -
at4XP. VI for Jamaica.
Leave Hicksvlle at ~ r. M, for Brooklyn.
Leave Jamaica at a N for Brooklyn.
Mondays, Tuesdays, D
Wednesdays, Via Norwich Thursdays, Via Stongton
Fridays, Saturdays,
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The Boston Chronicle contains long and very
interesting letter from Miss Della Webster, the
Ey'. a'e on charge Of violating The slave laws Of
that State. She states that Gen John M M'Calla
Hon Leslie Combs, and his partner, Mr. Spy, are
her counsel, and that Mr.. Clay has given her en-
been advised to employ Mr.. Webster, but refraIns
from applylpg 10 him for want OF funds.
The New York herald., 1844-12-21

SUPREME CoURT UNITED DSTATEs.-Wednesdayl
Dec. Is, 1874 --Present as yesterday Order OF
Court Order, that printed written argument b
received unless the shall be signed by an
Attorney Counsellor Of thi, court. No e. John Nc
Donoush plaintiff IN error vs. Lsurent Millsudon et al
rhe argument OF this concluded BY General
Jones for the psinifin In No. 25wm. L. Brown,
CT al paintf n error, Joseph Clements, ef al The
argument Of hh cause was commenced by Mr.. w. Hall
tor the plaintiffs in error.
The New York herald., 1844-12-21

DEATH OF Cart. LAWRENCE. "A correspondent
informs us OF the DEATH on the 10Th instant at his
residence near Astoria Of Captain John Lawrence
IN his sO,h wear a soldier Of the Revolution MIR Law
renee as an actor several OF the most important mill
arv events in the of Freedom At the termination Of
thai srsat sirugge he retired to his farm which he
has ever since resided living to around him his
cbilsren the third and fourth generations" Till late
" he preserved his health and and wss noble
.an hardly be called the result OF diseased
her Of those whose patriotism and valor our
present heritage Of ire dpm.
SUPREME CouRT UNITED STArEs.-Wednesday,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-18
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
Richardson * Co.'s Celebrated

rE,IS Medicine COMPOUNDED solely from vegetable matte'
tree from a,ujautnn and wnrnni'ft tree rom any I'e
dent, detrimental 10 lSith wiiS discovered Y9p ~, l lu
snce by Individual ,Ofely afflicted with Jlt EtA ~
SlROFl La and VINO nus been under the hii'til ~ llS
,, eminent physicians the United State, ;ot ezi years,
wthou the es apparent bOUe Ui fe,ornon ~ henh hH
above named medicine for five weeks restored 10 perfect
health That medicine has been sold with unprecedented sue
ce and ha, failed instance when eAsnin n'cni
Diseases. to wit:-SALT KIIEJ'M, SCROflLA. t!.GEK-
RIMS EViI- iI!iSTTlo, IAfIAMMyNIIiIR,Ys ND
BiIES. SCt-RVY, ciilioNlC sQKEE{ES. Bl;CICllS
PhPEE$ QN THE FACE SGAI.D ilt.AR ~ APP AL Il
ARISING FROM AN NIL tDICIOl : SEUf MERCl KY
Or AN IMPURE STATE OF THE BLOOD The eiica-
this medicine has been tested III all the Diseases above
enumerated and IT.. effect, are truly astonishing Ouy n-
mg which usually produces tome effect while m most cases
II nlo acts gentle caarc. increasing the appeue nnd
cl-rge 2ulty. ard producing nn clertnhl heriie
OF the whole sJsten purifying aud producing perfect "cu"h
ofthe blood.
stimulating dr!HHs hsty seasoned i'-- FoT,,ir ~
Obu,ne,i II wiipleSar OF IiitS. e.. Ia!-1!N'.i
rurr agent y oppn,,c the Custom iiu's,r Acw
Yor. and al 10 tor Hons, Il0 ti3 nli ~ Broadway
corner Brpa,iSuy aud thaGler.,eet NJ. - Front r't;
No IA Ne~i Nu,. ~ and ~ Buwefy "" ~ u.in"
llIon No. 40 Grand street No. 10 uni ~ 'ns""Ifh-
street No. il and - therry street No 80 Walker street.
No D. CalhanHereet Nos. 1l and Fl Pehf street M" III
Cnnnl-,tIeei.
street. and VIM. Binsfoye. sques buidmE,. corner " i
Iaw ard Auncs and By all the principal druggists IN tie
nrV. Is. ockfovs, 40 81 Beavers. Clinton Buildings,
Genefal Wholesale and Retail isen, %, Albany.
T. W. DyOtt son. No. lB M. IN secondst.. General
wholesale Agent Tor Phadephn.
tcates and testimonials be ant oJsla.d az any Of
the above places III eudim ~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-18
THE TRIBUNE II,
For Thcrnbuue
INl 4 ilC A1ANet'''
MY COTTAGE HOME.

MY COTTAGE HOME.
live IN cottage beside glad stream.
Tha, fit. by as lightly n itN gay dream;
Far down in the 6e; in green Gu iet spot.
Ps<rfnr cut AMID roses voR'I IND my secct cot.
A cool ,taded pathway winds down through the vale,
Where sweeiscente,i lo,vrets have me; 10 reEae
TIE primrose the myrtle, toe dtoopn. blue-oeil'
Strew the pathway that leads to my cot IN the cell
The wild roses breath lends perfume 10 the breeze
That wakes to soft murmurs the slumbcnnE trees
And laden with iragance. the whispering gale
WAITS on the rich sweets 10 my col IN The shic
The whippoorwll's vespers rn= out sh'ii' aha caf'
The robins glad main enraptutcs the ear
The bobalink cuckoo. and twitterlng wren
Echo back my glad song from my cot IN the glen
Three stately old elm, wave IN front Of 10y co,
On slope OF green graSs-O love the coo! spot
And clustering vines. with broad ,iIel;eung leaves.
Shade the door ny cottage and trail o'ef IT, eaNes
Thu. retired from the world this wild sylvan dell.
Conteuted and peaceful aud happy dweil'
ENVY no mortal happier lot
Than is mine 20 euJoy my sweet Lite cot;
MINERVA
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WHITE MouNrA!Ns.-The Portsmouth Journal

WHITE MouNrA!Ns-The Portsmouth Journal
SAYS:
I'VE are informed by visitor 10 the White
Mountains, that it showed on Mt. Washington
all last Monday night, and I'll O'Clock on
Tuesday morning, when il was covered Ike mid
winter or some four miles down the summit
The father of the CrawiordS is ccnstiucunga
road ior horses from his house on the South slCe
of Mount Washington 10 the summit, winch he
saws, with the exception OF about 10 rods, will be
rood canteriDg gtound the whole distance from
his house TO the summit.
The Crawiofds and Fabyanc are ready and
well prepared TO make their houses agreeable 10
visitors. They deserve 10 have plenty OF them"
FlRK-Two tcnoment houses, near Ayendale
Factory belonging 10 Mir. u. u. Leiper. were
burnt TO the ground on Saturday afternoon, the
SIN instant. a SICK man, at The tine tie ire
commenced, was lying dangerously Ill IN one oi
the upper rooniS OF the house. james Ionan.
stone cutter, in the employment oil Nr. Lciper, al
considerable personal risk, went up stars INTO lhc
burning house, "a frame building carried downm
ms aims the SICK man. and conveyed him some
distance TO ( place OF safety.
Delaware Pa County Rep.
AMERICAN Mail CoMrANY TRluNrHANT!-ln
lAt llrcut Cuurt o. Inc state ul hdSSacHustlt>,
on Saturday last, sitting IN Boston, Judge Story
presiding. The United States vs.. Hatch. The
case having been opeacd by The District Attor-
ney, the Judge decided that there was no occasion
for it 10 go before the Jury and consequently or.
der,d Il aolte pros. 10 be entered.
u There had been two hundred and fourteen
steamboat arrivals in Bloomington, Iowa, this
season up 10 the 18Th of May. About thirty df-
fercnt steamboats, have been engaged in the Up
per Mississippi trade this season.
OuR SGNrENCE.-We were called INTO Court
tbs morning to receive our sentence Tor what
was technically termed u iiJel ON Absalom Mo!-
rs The Court sentenced Us 10 pay iinc
of $500 and costs, which arc SIg05. We
may indulge in some remarks upon this at an
other time, promising tina! the Court III the ca
isting aspec; of the cause could do no less than
1t has done. Pittsburgh American.
IL The editor OF the Cleveland Herald has
had the curiosity to count the forest shade trees
standing upon the edge Of the sidewalks and IN
the pubic squares OF that city, exclusive OF those
wiihin private enclosures. The whole number is
2,l..77.
u II turns out by information obtained from
the officers of the Fulton, that Capt. Lumm and
crew OF the schr. Cleveland, were saved, together
with part of the sails and rigging. Buf. Com.
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Public stock Exchange, June "a.
Sr6o%D EoA.c.
81 GO Illinois ,;--.... 20 Harlem kt-.........
Leo do.............. - - Mohawk Rd...... n :
Correspondence o: Livingston 4 Cos EHpe. 80. Wai-''

iTfFtL0 Iunr n
Tire operation. N ur have been large bat at d.
clHe prce, Ctv bbS superior ONO can sfi're can M !,
southern Dino h,,,uch' So - and ire eck Rock NJ s.
Fatier ,gles Of pnu mue a. iEarn t oI' - %; uI
lie prere figure Known ony 10 those interested ~
lack of Cram aGpa; has prevented a:y operations ~ '' a
paTifne:i,. -, =;
the Chcsu trade eItfu pfs!a:atun- it elt m
fuaI r 10 tire au NGty Aa 10 those who have ne' ei
We, leh.i the lrat-. r AXE ~ JuT. must say
the most nterestn: portion 81 tins cont l-nt ~ l" ~ vs.
it-d The NkDnin aud Indiana wl leave IA July tLu a'
nlrni lrnn ilI. nnIt nhOut cl.iten VI iNenty day.
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COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE,

y l j q II u ; ! e I.
Jt II CLAYTON x SONs; are IN constant receipt oi IA
H. pERs adupted every branch Of the de. embracing
an unusually large assortment Blank Book. Cap and etef
Nr;nc together with every description 81 News ana BOOK
Printing ooed Paper 0i Medium and other sizes Envelope
Tohnccm Shoe and Tea straw and Rag Wrapping Hard
ware and Cloth varety SILK unt Log Issue ph
and colored Beside, strnw. Bonnet Trunk inu
I,nn,bux l,oaris Pres Papers. &c sc. miWi
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SuOkc,l, &p.

unc s. lat p lon 70 90 spoke whae bark Pilgrim, CoIlas,
oi nnd i. Somerset.
.GUe H. 10 miles SSE 0 the Hook. Gllcd States I'm New
june Is 20 miles 81 Of the Hook Potomac d. from Buti
more for Boston.
ane ! lat g So Ion . b. Victory, Of Plymouth. Il ds from
NOrcuu, .or Liverpool.
June . lat q 80 Ion Is Is, Mariner Of Yarmouth NS
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ra.s.urrrs Arrived

h. .e ship Sors czrc IRA from I0r.eeas-Nis' Lowell.
iir l,unHuni-- .t"ori-e. ,,,.,
Ia The .ftD Eqd,eaa tr,-q ElreQasAif fss. v
e. 6 lvh,,.ef lr Ru. child and eryant; Il q D.hro, II
l.aiHrou. l. fiurper. I Barker II PouTes.
In TIE 5-is HylHsr from Card. .RGs-Mr Kellogg
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-18

The calgo OF the ,chr Green. ig;u Bs'pn. mhrf
was sunk IN the riycr - Charles, Quebec had been al nnd
ed n ,a,na.ed and WIS p lee sold tor accrnnt Of t
underwriters the 18th INST Her cargo. 1t va, stated. va
very valuable.
Holmes Hole June 3.'rhe bottom Of schooner bearga
tie Importance n havn. been burnt ashore IL;
South side TIN, island few days since Il l. sGpp",e - t
tie bottom OF the B scr Industry thai burnt of Gas
lead al the oath ul.
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PASSAGE FROM lRELANih ESii;&> !

piSSNGE FROM IkFINNi - N =
sSN.DSYS VFlROlGHOlI. liz t.NE-! ,u'a 4i ' ~
sAtcIpn,hn ta.,.t Nr,yry. Londonderry. " tier'i'
- Sll., losr1in pundas. nrnghe', iugtritN '>e'
(, Pn..ag,~ can an time te engaged -" "''h le ~
irs on aiSunta -cois iefiii, ~ ut>' GAS -' in
,,, me .s> -tIu. irvcrl"si .,, 49,. -, ,s,,
EXERV" FIVE DAYS TltuJGtOi T. TIE tNR ~
;b,n,, m st necessary comfort aud ;eIciH .
..t 81 tie pteusef, VIII tv onnd connected " '!i i' .
i- ,,n nm .nl The SHIPS, wrh the 'ub>cDef' -ni
All aHs1,et BRING Foriurbcr ricular', app.' e's
pal'I 10 ~ - - - corner Maiden lane
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ar.ea. Themp.on. New Haven.


ship Indiana Bennett, - d. I'm Norlean cotton 20 @'ants
p ' South Carolina, Owen - d, from NoEcau,, coon to
master.
Brenen rs Rowland, Seinerand 40 ds from Bremen, lse
Ede "mer idoce 70 d n cardenas, Cuba sugar to Bar
clay y. Livingston.
master.
Sloop Iowa Downing, Rrandy wine,
Slnup Fnr Play. iusIn. Providence.
Barge Star. Longie0i, rhlGdeph;1.
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PRESCRIPTION CF GOODS MANrFM.rrIJ e M,,.rIhE RED Al
odnaa LIZ Pn.eia5 ar,1 Gold Boncrs. Emboed Gilt
Edsed Fancy Coofed. boiee. Mourning Cards ana itinl
r> Blank, oi every description md SIZE, cn"Ted ana p
American French German aud Spanish Playing tnfds pl
every variety back and quality Qnadrle, large nm! lo
Comic and Socn. Conversation Cards eNuG thc" t"irivi
Gard, for Rn road Tickets. Pencil Card,. &c &c;
order. from MI sections the country respectfully solicited
end vii be faithfully executed by l.. SMITH,
mai I'm TO- John.s;. late Il FuIt0n's'.