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New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-29
Gornne1,s Omcr.

Hemorrhage.-Tne Coroner held an Inquest al
the house OF Bernard Rail- No ss Chetfeei on the boy
OF hs wie Bridget, OF eand aged a years who
had been gawe. ard who did last gh By cnpo draree
OF 5lo0 from The lungs Nefdic-Deaih by spontaneous he
moErtia:e from the lungs
SHdden DeaM.-About i2I o'clock today. AZ
Capt james iiach ne ysssel was walking n The
OF roadwsy und be fell down sudden
Y lsensble the sidewalk. cae tn the nnUihern-
y shop and bled and beng conveyed to the Huiia soon
after died. He nstive OF iassarhuse about s. years
OF age. md boarded al No, w Weiree having no
N ihs city. the Coroner vii hold Bques; o.murrow
Anoth.r.-fo-day, ss Airs. Sweeney, a r. sident
Of nng street, between -on an4 Varirk streets ns stand
ing on The passage dHBkng drnugh of y.uer She fell
down suddenly and ted She about CO yenrs of age ma
tive OF Ireland. md widow. Inquest to morrow
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-29
Police Dnice.

BurglarisS Henry Rose was arrested las, night
by wschman Them and committed 70. breaking iato ;he
meat shop OF Alf. Barker. g! Pearl-st.
FCancs Brown was arrested by two waIchmen
last night or attempting 10 brenk the Friends Meeting
House n Ruse-s;. AMI WIS committed.
The premises No. - Broadway were burrlarious-
y entered sSi night; ana considerable properly
stolen
Secretsd 70 Steai.--A female named Catharine
>hepsy Has arrested last night the houss No Mulberry
strfei where sire was conceasd inr purposes Of theft She
wsS committed.
TheP ard arrest-Jacob Smith, q seaman. was
arrested md committed fer having the port of Norfolk Va
stolen hammock nnd cotbB= worth SCI from snohsf sea-
mined JUn Hnspef ind thus e this city, here he
was pursued aid caught.
Sieaitag Cetton-Charles Saith and John lians-
field arrested and committed charge of stealing
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-29
CITY TELLlG nee.
TUESDAY.
Court OF Common pleas

fFCI''It "'-'I-'
Thomas DO; lie =. Michael Hsnuessy Nj. Doyls
arrived here with his family om Eurcpc and put up nt the
boarding hon-e Of Nr llenney DpGte subsequently arose
the bonrd. and Mr.. H. refused let plaintiff have Lis
baggage. although il be finally offered 10 settle and tea
defed more than actually due The pesen, is n acton
of toyer To the value of the baggage Verdict 10.
plaintiff s.g Il.
Davis and wife, VS.. Beriine & Vanderberg.- Ac-
ton IN relation 10 Canton Land Co. referred TO yesterday
Verdict Tor plaintiff, SO-lltwaS coniened that Messrs R
Il V parner md that the proceeds Of the erignn ioc
were e-nyes;ed by V. without tie Of plaintiffs
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-29

"a Complete System Of LATIN PRosopY, for The
Use of Schools, Colleges, and Private Learners, on
Plan entirely new By PATRICK S. CAssERLy,"
has just been published by Casserly II Sons, los
Nassau-st. We commend it 10 The attention OF
teachers, to whose judgment we defer our OVID,
though we are iavorably impressed by q hasty ex-
animation of the work
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-29

E "PyScH's SSAppRAcoNs' is the title Of
9 mirth- provoking volume published this moraing
by Farmer St Dsggers, 80 Ann,st. The humor OF
Punch is widely known and appreciated.
The same publishers announce as nearly ready
The Book OF BRITISH BALLADS, by Mrs. 5. c.
HALL, edited by Park Benjamin, and a PLEA FOR
WOMAN, by Mrs. HUGO REID, edited by Mrs. MARY
CLAvERs. They have published BuLwER's Po-
EMS. These are books worth reading.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-29
C.rcittI En..r1.
Before Judge Kent

beIofe J uu-e L ent.
Wiley, Putnam & Co. IS. DR.. Vanderberg w
p SCo published for the Author, work ative TO the mn
erhl springs III the Nestetn pcI of Virginia. IN which los
occurred. Action brought against lr v To recover .6
beng coutende' that he guarantee which Is denied
4 Eonsut lsked ior ana granted
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-29
Z. s. rfarsI,ni,s Office.

CHARGE OF SMuGGLING-C. ". Hamiin. mate
OF the bn- Erna the West indies was arrested yeste
day hy olce Smith. charge Of smuggling 500 cigaTs
which labe duty. He vii be eNunnetth forenoon
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-29

e Travellers who desire safe and rapid con
veyance from New York to Boston, aud vice versu,
could hardly expect better accommodations than
those furnished by the Norwich and Worcester lire
which runs three times week each way. The
boats are among the best on the Sound, The are
commodious and well arranged, and the officers and
supcrnendents in whose care the line is placed are
as studious of the comfort Of passengers ascoud be
desired. The New Haven landed her passengers
yesterday morning ut quarter past o'clock, utter
one the pleasantest that We have ever known
TO be made at any season of the year.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-29

E We learn that ANDREW Il. CoLvIN, dis
tinguished lawyer of the city Of Albany, who has
been afflicted for several years with the Consump-
ton, and who has also, we believe, experienced a
severe paralytic stroke, which deprived him OF the
free use of portion Of his limbs, has so far recovered
his health under Hy droPathic treatment in Germany,
as to induce him 10 write his friends that his Gnal
ssoration to health and society is almost certain
We feel especial pleasure in recording this inteli-
gence Mr.. Colvn, il will be recollected, was one
Of the patients of Pressnitz who signed the letter
from Graefenberg, which we published in The Tri-
bune last November, l30)
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-29
lCorrespondencs n. o. picay une.

ESCAPE or Mr.. NAyARRo.-We do not know
when we have been more rejoiced than on seeing
our old friend and companion, jose Antonio Nayar.
ro in our Office yesterday safe and sound once nore
and ;hus lar his way 10 Texas, after undergoing
three years incarceration inhs yies, md most
loahsome prisons OF Mexico. After tire breaking
ont OF tas present revolution he managed 10 esci
his escape from Vera Cruz, OF rather from ,ls castle
OF San Juan dc UiIos near that city, and, although
lame ha. foally been enabled TO resch this place
We in possession of the ialI particulars OF his
escape, but do no, give them from the fear OF imp
eating Others.
Mr.. Navarro, it may be recollectsd, accompanied
the first Texan Santa Fe expedition Us one oi tbs
commissioners; was taken prisoner and aferward.
compelled 10 undergo The horrible p5:ysiions aud
rigo's OF the long mach 10 The city af slc,ico A.
the breaking ont of the Texas revolution he w9s
Senator "a lhe Mexican Congress from the States o.
Coatuia and Texas, but beiag strong hberslisi
and IN ivor OF republican principles as tney are car
RED out in the United States, he joined lbe Texan,
aud was one O! the sgners Of The declaration OF in
dependence. When Santa Ana, mere from the
trouble aud expense Of keeping them lnan any hu-
name motives, released the Texans ia captivity, he
rstaioed Mr.. Navarro 10 crafty mean per.on.l
spite but good fortune last opened door for his
escape N. y, Picay une, Jan. i9.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-29

H THE CuLTrvAroR, 70. February, acknow-
lodges the receipt of eight thousand subscribers in
January-2,5O0 more than during the same month
lss, year This speaks we'll for the discernment OF
our Farmers. We learn from it that Part III. OF
Colmans Agricultural Tour in Europe will soon
be published and will be i of information respect
ing the effect of Guano in England a.. Tucker,
Albany; M. II. Newman, n. York;
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-29

lhis State have passed resolutions, 3 TO l6, IN
favor of The Annexation OF Texas
Tha publishers of The Bee, wing, have been
chosen stale Printers.
The State Convention to reform the Conslin.
ton Is in session, hut makes s!ow progress.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-29

s- mpor;rrt IN domestic economy ads5i
the kad nud o Conl to the uses. = done nj '
Coal Office ~ ts building. Those who hive Ind trouble
keeping good Conf fire.. viii find difficulty utU
this nrmauun attended tn To- those who unaccl-
toned the at Conf information Will be- cheefgl
gwen tins Office Prices ~ SOTO go per delivered
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-29
To-Dsv,s Outside,

First Pqgs-Liierary NoticesThe Court ofTeNasTript ia
Boston, Asylum for Discharged Convcs License Laws. Anti
Slavery Meeting Theodore Parker, *.
Last PGge-A Poem, The Dumb Creaton-News Items
Comnercial. and Shipping Intelligence.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-29


Novel APPLICATION or THE WATER trRs,-
Prcssmtz and his oiscipes have furnished rs
win many curious anecdotes of the wonderful
effects OF water, hut they have rot, 50 iaf az as
kno-y, pretended TO cure matrimonial squhbbss
by the epphca;ioa Of their favori,c remedy TIE
fo!lowjog story from Il Swiss 3urnal hsxevr,
you'd seem 10 be indicative of a power IN tie
'cielr, universal liquid that has been iat
thought oi hitherto Every paper should copyE
for the benefit of the afflicted:
\ married couple, who had FOR seve'nl yan
lived IN atc ol anti coujuga harmony. delt,,
mined to pAit, and made appointment win
each other { meet at no;a'y' 10 syn the deed
of separation To arrive at the utiice OF tie
man 81 law they had to cross lake, and as il
h-ppenet, they both emba ked n The same boat
On their passage a storm aruse, aud The toai Rss
upset The husband. beng good swimmer
-oon reached the sho'e n safety on looking
round him. to see the fate al ms fellow passCn.
g,rs he discovered his wife stlll struggling fr
her lie, bu, IN imminent danger. celng ci
his early affect on returned to him, and, pnngng
aglia into the water, he swan 10 her, and sue.
eeoded 10 escung hc-. When She recovTyd
h.r senses, and learned 70 whom she owed Der
life, she ,nrew hc'self INTO hs arms. lie en-.
brace her with equal cordiailiy, and they vowcd
an oblivion uf aii their d :tsrences and mat they
would hvc and dIe oEeihgr
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-29
Court onlene.ar-rhis Dny

COMMON PLE4s-Nos. 29, 35, 81 ii, SO, 40, 8,
10 %. IL.
CIRCUIT CouRr.-Nos. 90, 80, I0l, lo3, lO6 10
ll6 lis ll9, l2l, 1928, l22 10 l39.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-29

i- IL the report OF the proceedings OF the Beati OF Ads.
men, Yesterday PAGER Appeared that compensation
be mnde Mark Ilav y"fh Tor lnIuue, received ahs
blasting ck7 He says Tat In occupation that o 40 In
nnd Plumber and tnt IN that capacity he va
uffr
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-29

ESreMreRANcg AND ArrrMPtD MUapER.-W
J. Neal, ao Irishnan living IN ihe Ncrih Ward oi
The City o Newark attempted 10 take the iiie OF hls
wife Monday noroin-, by diachnrgus at her a
enn iolded with bnckshot.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-29

g sABaArH SCHOOL EXHIBITION takes
place a, the African Bethel Church. Second street,
this evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-29

Usios THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY. NEw-YoRK-
This Seminary was founded on the 18Th Of January,
1896 The edifce is No. 9 University Place, near
Washington Square The Seminary is open for
the admission of Students from every Denomination
OF Christians, aud the regular Of instruction
occupies three full yeara. Every Student is sub
ject to a charge OF doiirr, year for ,he general
expenses of the Seminary. bu; no farther charge is
made, either for rooms, library or instruction The
number of Students at present is:-Resident Licen-
,iates, 7 Senior Glass, 90; ddle Glass; 30; Junior
Glass, 46,-to;al, ll2.-'cbe number Of Alumni ia
l26. la the results thus FAR, Of this Institution the
hopes Of The Founders have not been disappointed.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-29
r He IBU N E
Wednesday MORNING, JANUARY 90.
r- TuE WuG ALNANAc.-The third edi'iQo

Eys The WING ALNAHAV'-IIIe NC 1'''1u V0'''V
of this useful Register IL now ready
In every counting room and workshop this Alma,
nae will be found mosI convenient and HSs'O'
work. The price is only II! cent?, while the u,4-
ter contained in !, cannot be purchased in any o'ne'
form for less than four times that sum- see ti'e COZ
tents 10 another column.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-29

o.. The chHs- entertainment offered n' N" Amena'
Mueum presents stronger cH than hnt Of my other p
amuscment the city Tor tie attendance at ladies
u.uu,h comprises creations Of Druter touch whes
peculiarly adapted 10 their delicate visions. lhe Mpvug
Panorama. exec lei upon cHnyhSS and ~ bre
capable Of approaching the sublime aHd beautiful, mus
awaken the most uensureable emotions; while " ilrkfi
till never tail 10 eNcle ntense enliusnum N ne
bosom ot every American. NHdlme Eiiugs soft nns iA
upon the with Syren influence. The OIrnng Gui1n;
St on the carpet md with her close Tremendous nii
ton To-day al 3 there 10 he splendid pefiormaNr
especially Intended Tor ladies' and families
iSS- An Enterhlnment this afternoon at the New Yot
Museum Fnc inGr White Negroes introduce then ceiebti
Ethiopian felodcg. accompanied wIth inn1 Violin Bone
Tamhourinc nnd raLd"wn Great Western, Mrs Wet
en- MIS-. fnry Mr. Lynch Mss blanchard SC peIiOn-
tnl.y attractive bill fof one shilling
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-29

Bf" the public will doubtless take deep inter-
est in MIR. GoUGH's closing address this evening at
the Broadway Tabernacle. He can have other
than q large audience.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-29

EY- We would remind the lovers Of Sacred blu
sic of the CONCERT that takes place This Evening
al DR.. Hu,ton's Church on Washington Square We
learn that the whole strength of the Choir of that
Church will he in attendance assisted by the very
efficient Choir of the Allen-sree, Church; the
whole to be under the direction of Prof. Hastings
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-29

READ THE FOLLOWING "A young Mss aged fife YEA ?.
named Josephine Ncies, granddaughter 81 Mf benJ'n,S
stcSney, No Hnstfeet fell on the ice about y NH ~ rb
suce, and sisy broke the skin of her limbs, VII 4
becaDe much ir'ated. md finally resulted IN scfe !,
hceGssd uBiil covered the whole limb, from me kee "
loot ana was extremely offensive. nod mad i'e y. I'd
appeared 10 eat INTO the b0De and OF course was 'eI
md although very many ed al ~ u" -
the increasing and becoming more anl ov
nate and plinu. Seeing much sad oi LoSNEt IL,
Al PAIS EXTRACTOR. at ComstOck s. Il ns
was Induced To Try H. expecting however Wouo h ,reI
les. Ike nil the called remedies she had pieNio'
bu; the nstouwhment of herself and friends: roil D
hft application the began To hci and altef h,h
she nearly cured. ind makes this sate' ,,s ol
cGTfOborated by Mf. Stckney family ioF ue D. 81
o,hss suffering have also used this truly mnsica N
for rheumatism, chiblan.. with the ins,
success. md think artce that family VINO
t. have the oi life, should be without e ~
say, the OF this chd nt the greGes: VA
MARY q SIlChNEf, NO. w."
NEw- YORK, ian. q, 1875 .oa5s.
The above named article vii the following
or nn pay taken VIZ: Buras Scas, Ticdoorsaui s.
las. salt Rheum. Sore Eyes and Nipples Piie'' hN'o
eaafs' s. BristOi's and Comstocks EXTRACT oil o''''
paula. sold OF q Courandt-st
------r----- ~
rs- GnrR,UD's PouDRE SUBTLE, for conoe,,e;mg ,a;gy q
permanently efdlcatng uperluous hair, wi'hOu. Pro
the most delicate SKIN; Always tested before ou'''S
positive, ana no mistake. hiorche
GoURAUDs italian SOAP. for curing pimpIei' r oibe.
dlscolnmtions and nIurIes 10 the skin. Never ats ~
hHa Goumud's.
G0URAUps VEGETABLE RoudE, fof the cheek. v;cs. -
CoURACD 5 SPANISH LILY w HITE, for tbe tltcG
he had where else m New Eork bat nt the ofis'
81 WalksEStreet, first store from broadway. o Mix
.7geEts.-6 Chesnutstfee Philadelphia Jot1u11 Spru..
street Bosten; Carleton & TO. Lowell Lhapn o sr,e Mic
isd Green & Co. Worcester: Bull, Hartford; Rseku
Bull, Troy pea,ce, S,anwx Hail. Albany; seH ii6
Bnlnmore sc.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-29

" The Annual Ball OF the Cry GUARDS last
evening was in some respects better planned and
conducted than Balls npt TO be. The great
Saloon al Nblo's was converted into The s.niGtrde
of vast Turkish tent, and made very imposing
appearance. The warming and ventilation were
better arranged than we have observed elsewhere,
while the company assembled just enough
crowded for socisbili,y without discomfort. The
brilliant uniforms Of the Guards ard their Military
friends, blending with the sombre hues of ci,zeps'
garb and the gayer sppareling Of radiant Beauty,
formed ri-color Of the happiest combination, and
gave 10 the quadrilles highly animated and pic
turesqus appearance. Commend as as spectacle
70 Military Ball, and especially one designed aud
managed by tina, fine corps, The City Guards.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-29

~ The GRAND TEMPERANCE CONCERT By the
orphesn Family last night at the Tabernacle wen,
Of with great ecla,. The singing by the Family
was of the sweeiss, Kind entirely unexcelled by any
thing of the lind we ever heard The Grafton by
Mr. BUR and the Address by Mr. Cough we're
'tpitby and pungen, and powerfully strong"
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-29

LOOK OUT FOX AN Iarosroa.-We are requested
to call attention TO the advertisement of Nj. s. Shell
don Il Co from which it will be seen that some per-
son is imposing upon The public by pretending 10 be
an agent Tor their Business Directory.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-29

G5 Intelligence has bcen received at The Navy
department that Thouas W Waldron, Esq. L. S.
Consul al Hong Kong, and NaTal Storekeepe, for
The East India squadron. died nj Mecao, China, on
'hs Sih OF September OF spasulodic cholera, siier
an lilness OF only fifteen boars.
John WoodhaiI, frs, class apprentice, accidental
iy fell overheard from the u :, fdgnie Brandywne,
on the 2sb August, at Boca Figris, and was drown.
ed. [Aladisonian.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-29

ACCIDENT At TIE RAILROAD DEPor.-Sir Geo
". Ia, or, oi hunttrtcn, met wHh serious scci-
dent NJ The Railroad Depot in this village or Friday
morning The l1iu inst. In attempting 10 step upon
the cars y 1en opposite tie usual place OF starring
he slipped and ;e under the fender, and was drsg-
gsd along for some tstaac- uH,i! jiseneaged by
striking sick which lay near he track When
discovered lie was rsmored TO comfortable quarters.
and Ii TGs found that he bad heen seriously though
is believed not fatally ipared The large bone OF
one OF bis legs w2s broken ard slvered-a color
oone was brokea-and there were other bruises and
iaceraiIons upon his person. The bones have been
sol. and !earn that ;:nfe s far prospect OF his
recovering lie use Of his limbs, aud OF MA res1nra
ion 10 comfort and health IS soon s= can be expect,
d unde. all ihe circumstances oi The case.
fSofrsre iiIa Nb,,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-29
For The TIL
THE DESOLATE HEART.
nv .NneKM n'noNonnrK.

NJ ASDRRw opoNo"Huk'
! GAZE an palaces Of light
Or festive scenes and giiuoring bowers;
gaze on forms with beauty bright,
~ ho think no world SO ta'r ga ouIs;
who Gull the te,npring buds, end ,er
Have icurd no lhorns among The lowers,
While alone sm desolHir.
seek 10 Spring he cooling grove,
Ofon the stfeamlets briDk reciine:
Scenes that euilriess heart would lO'e,
SceEes whch can brig no JOY to nine;
come where absent friends have met,
Where faces bright ~ith rapture soiDe;
weep. for am desolaie.
No; Natures charms are mol lo1 me
poison breajhes IN very gale
Tnatswecp DER smiog wales; see
The lark exuuag heAseo~nrd sail,
While DER ,oy JOYS ih- sun has set
In gloom, and chilling shades prevail;
Alas, alas IN desolare.
An, once had friend most true;
on had he vowed We n--r would part;
And strong with years our friendship .Tew,
Till slsnderou- toogue. had scared 5i, hs.ri
The breath q lo;s e'rn hs could heed
He listened :-ab, tLeu deadly Ari
Has made me desolate iedeed
I ask to seek some quiet shade
Where foot Of man may never sua,
In that retreat would be laid,
And there would breathe Any life away.
] ask not !hlr my grave he wet
With tears; that tribute none will psS;
For have long been dssolaie.
u We advise the author ofihese fair ver.esio
provide himsell With an axe, buy or squat %
a section Of Public Laud and 20 10 chopping.-
He viii fcei better directly. Safe Ed.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-29

AlSa- All Philadelphia Subscriptions to the
TRIBUNE lnus; be paid snt, Zebe & Co. Ledger
Buildings, 81 and Chesnu,s st. where single copies may
be obtained daily ut / O'Clock Cd ju2D cod ly
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gecono board.
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

ntG> stear1ship Cambria Boston I'm Lioerpool-Rufus
Prime bearer OF 6espatches from Paris II Coat9r'
Colonb. W II Scou. NJ D, WIN Dohcrty. VIM Caldwell
John White 3 Morse Cbearer Of despa,ches) Eu.
gene Jauson 7 Fl Whiiiemore. john g Osi!vie. VIM w
Msuhesxs, NJ C Conner c w Cunningham, White,
sam Taylor G Jarva. William Sloane, John Ph'ilppi,
Johnston Newall Geo II Evans Z iSnenGf a 9o'eliac;
WIN BiddAc and serv't Jas Dunlap, Geo w wilson, NJ
w Willis, Dauel Lizars c kaufman, w Macondry,
II Potts lady child and serv'r K MCunney Mrs Willis,
Mr MBdde. + Wheweli. L BelSnap, hir Grooming, Or
Royersop n Kuovyton. Jas Higgins Mr. Easement, @
c Jewctt a Hoguc c Lind. Mr Lyman II II stevens
Charles Davis n Cakes. c Esgan, N Carroll =
Walsh samuel Cragg, II Oscaii Jas Power, John !"
Cropper Mrs Warde Mrs Blake, Mrs II Cnu,ey, MIS-
,Tiet1nan Miss Could, Hiss German. Mrs he1neF
Miss Brown. Mr DunnelI, lady and servant-73. FROM
Haiaz-Mrs Watson and child, Mrs Cleary and chi
d Weber John Ross Jarres Crouch, lady, children
and aervant--21 Total 90
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sloop Empire, Smith, n Haven.
Barge Mars, Derby, Philadelphia.
ARRIVED.


Brig Olivia, new Mcintire, IL ds I'm Macha'' lumber
20 Snow.
Brig Meta1norn Gates 81 DIS FIN st Marks cotton, to
Hurlbut & Co. The NJ has experienced very severe
weather on the passage.
schr Alexandria Lewis. I'm Georgetown, DC flour TO
Sturgcs & Clearmnn.
Schr Charles E Thorn, Jackson, DIS i'm Wilmington
NC, naval stores 70 T. 5 Powell.
schr Pioneer, Corson fn Brandywlro, corn meal.
Schr Theo Freiirghuysen, im Egg Harbor, iron.
Schr Andromeda Elms I'm Thomaston lime
Schr Ann Hyman. Ts,ton ) DIS I'm Newbern, NC, naval
stores TO Dopeyster Whitmarsh
Schr Sarah m Carolina naval stores.
schr October Baxter I'm Philadelphia, coal bound to
Boston.
scbr Julie;e, WAGON dA I'm Petersburg tobacco, to
J Hunter.
schr Patrick Henry, Chester, ds fm Richmond to-
bacco. to Allen & paxson.
Schr Maria Johnson, i'm Baltimore, flour, TO Johnson
Il Lowden.
Schr Francis Hact, Smalley, I'm Philadelphia, grain.
Schr Waiter, Warrington I'm Loves, Deb corn, to j
& Moreau.
schr Dodge, Knapp. i'm Alexandria, -four to Sturges
& Chairman.
Schr julia, Van Glider Wilmington. NC, naval stores
Schr Tuscnrora, Dearborn Wilmington, nnva! stores.
Schr Gen Scott, Doughty, Richmond, coal
Schr Peter Ritter, Derrckson, Richmond. coal.
Schr Cleopatra smith, Philadelphia coal
Schr Sequel Allen Philadelphia, coal.
sAlLED-packet ship Ashburton for Liverpool.
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DISASTERS.

The schr David Cox Nickersou hence for Boston, on
Friday morning nj 10 o'clock. when oil Old Ferry Point
down u fishing smack AZ the time OF the collision,
all hands from the smack got on board the schooner
cept man. who taken from the masthead OF the
smack by Hurl Gate pilot boat halt hour attcrward
in very exhausted state. The smack taken in tow
by another vessel
for York has put in here caky and must discharge.
Liverpool. Nov 1.-THE Tsmcrlanc, for Orleans.
has put back, having struck on the Kish Bank.
Brig Margaret Ann Hartley. of ST Johns NF fm Sgd
ney for York, put into halifax 30ih u having been
struck by the 9th. while lying 10 lost mate
overheard carried away buw9rks companion cGmboose
house. and received other damage.