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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-23
Dana wants of an election, pal.
Movements of Travellers.

Movements Of Travellers.
Yesterdays arrivals multiplied considerably and the
principal hotels continue to be inundated beyond Tin ma
ny cases0 personal convenience The following is
merely summary ;I
Phila Thos Hancock, do; w Meiz, Cincinnati N
Marshall, do T. Gehand, Hyde Park; H German, Alba
mas v. Dyer, Asbama Dr. workman Toronto; Geo
HAYES Mass r cassidy Conn j. Benny castle, va
w Chambers N; Orleans; !. Drim, Pha; T. Benedict,
ID. D. sohn, Monticello; w. Hayden Florida
Pratt n CAPT agsi anderson GaHaida PBda4
denco; J. Jsnnegat Charleston; G.. Ingraham, do; G.
Deering, N Orleans; G. Yale, Florida; J. Lewis Ala
Lambert, Phla; Tuttell Troy; j. Holland, Norwich
j. Watson, Boston, c. Baker, do; s. Dagge't, do Hon.
NJ Williams n 1ims vo's e W
Wilson Boston Col. Thornton, Alabama G. Ewing
England; J. Garrison, Phila,
C. Warby, Charleston; w. Sutton, Va j. Fonaine, do;
j. Burbante, Mass; GenL Deverens, Patterson; H. Og
sf soson M sds W a s
Richmond; w. Baker, Boston P Stockton, Newport
Juan de Psreder Hsvana Whsssr w N G. l. Ellis
U. S. Navy; Hon. Ex-Gov. Wright, Albany; Hon. A c.
Flagg, do.
tom T. Could Boston; II. Hill, Cincnnat w. ynods
Ohio; P. Benthusen, do; J. McKuthen, Alabama; w
Hayward Florida; w. C1rrs Montreal; j. W. Brown
Thurman, Troy j. Bradley, Burlington; C.Dufeld, Vas
E PIitchard, Madison; Murphy, Phils; W. Butcher
dol v. Smith. Nashville f. Straton, Albany; DR.. KEEL
by, Toronto; P. Adams, Maryland.
JupsoN-A Wells, Savannah A. Spider, Missouri
H. Townsend, York; d. Pomeroy, Lockport; A. Beck
with, Hartford; E. Peck, N. York; c. Allen, N H.; Z
Barber do; g Marven, do J. Drcw, Detroit; c. Bra
Hartford S. Barcour, Georgia; J. Wright, N. York; c.
Derhow Mobile f. bennington, Georgia F. Carew,
Mass; J. Chatter, Hartford; H. Rice, Iowa. r. Chute In
DIANA A. Durham, Hartford.
FRANKLrN--A Lovegreen Charleston f. Leman, do;
w. Houston do Z. Caunare, Georgia; A. Elfe Charles.
ton; IL Smith, Troy; A. ST. John, Jersey, A. Master, N.
Yo k; A. Henderson, Phila w. Seymour, Savannah q.
Cornwall, Milford; J. Cornwall do; B. Baldwin, dos w.
Higbey Bridgeport; Capt Day, Alabama; A. Kendrick
Geo A. Latham, Conn; J. McCullock, do NJ Nicolls,
Hamnshire
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SosstinQ fnt1 renee.

Tsorrisc--A trotting match prss fifty dollars inils
heats best three in five, under the sadde-took place
Yesterday over the Harlem Park Tyotting Course, in
which five animals only known to thspatrons of the turf
commended Not deeming the occasion Of sufficient i'm
porance to send reporter to note hs result we are
without particulars We understood. however, from
gentleman who witnessed the match, that it was very
spritedly contested and won sfter four heats by
the mare Flora the gray gelding, Whliamspurgh WIN
ming the first heat.
Cricket match was play ed Tuesday last, between
the Montreal Club and the Garrison which was gained
by the latter by AZ runs. a.,
Garrison. Montreal Club
LIST Innings .l20 ~
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0ltsssosPFs Nrw METHOD or tsAsrye fHs lfAliis
LasouAer FELIX Forrest, Editor.-Appiston Co,
publishers-Froni rapid glance htough the pages OF
this work we should consider il admirably adapted for
the purposes intended by its suthor-the occurring
and particular knowledge OF the Italian language, anu
Sr Forrest Professor in Columbia College sunsent
evidence of the merits OF a work edited under his own
careful supervision andpt will undoubtedly be adopted
as the text book for language to which the attention OF
sch lars il universally called in all the higher
institution of Learning in the country
Gopnt's LsDIss' BOOK for October-Is received from
the publishers Long Brothers and well keeps up It's
reputation as one OF the best monthly periodicals pub
lshed.
The CoLuMDIAr MAeAzISE-Israsl Post publisher. is
published for October and the beautiful plates alone
with which it Is embeshed, worth double the price
of subscription
PALo ALTO GRAND MAHcH-Composed and respect
fully dedicated to the memory Of Major Rnggold by
Thomas II. Chambers. Arranged by s. Bassford New
York. Published by VIM. Vanderbeck, ass Broadway.
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Political InteIIlreucs

The wings of the Sixth District of Georgia have nomi-
mated Gen Benjamin Cleveland Of Habersham az their
candidate for Congress.
The Milton, N. c. Chronicle states that Mr.. James
Saunders of the Hon. r. NJ Saunders, Minister
to Spain has issued proposals for publishing wing paper
in that State It will be recoected thrt his father
moved the twohird rule which defeated Van Buren, and
eventually nominated Polk.
The following persons nominated for the Assembly
by the democrats -Pareot p Stats, Of Albany; Robt
D. Watson do John J. Gallup, of Bern; John Fuller of
derland.-.4lbaEy .4rgus.
MAsE-We have but few more returns of the votes
for governor in Maine than have heretofore given
and they do materially affect the result The returns
of Representatives elected thus far give-3 wings 20
democrats and abolitonis There are about 100 towns
and plantations mostly small from which returns are
yet to be received In the 325 towns heard FROM the
vote for Governor, according to the account Of the
Portland Argus, democratic, stands =
For Dana, dem J. .............. 3l,4s6
4" Bronson, (whig). ."...... T044
:" All others. o,oo3
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Gen Downs Senator elect from Louisiana; Hon. Emile
I a sere NJ C.. from New Orleans and Judge Blair of
81 Louis with his bride passed through Chicago last
week on their way home by the lakes
Hon. James Buchanan arrived in Philadelphia on 50.
stsd longer but was hurried homo by the news Of the
arrival OF steamer Princeton with Mexican news.
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County Court.

The Hon. Michael Ushoefer President, in the Chair.
Trial Of WIN. VIM. w. Drnksr, Esq one Of the Special
Justices, &c
The evidence both sides having been closed at the
last meeting the Court met yesterday evening 20 near
MIR. Whiting for the defence briefly addressed the
conrr altar which the District Attorney and con-
his address for upwards of two hours the part
of the after which, on motion OF Alderman
Livingston the Court adjourned to IL O'Clock on satur'
day next.
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STEAM SHIP SourHERNER This splendid vessel
arrived here yesterday morning, after run of %
hours from Charleston, having had head winds to
contend with all the passage II the weather
had been at all favorable, she would probably
have made the trip in half the time She brings
good number of passengers, and quite a large
quantity Of freight
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I 10

CprcKEr-The return match between the st Georges
and New York Clubs will come of today on the ground
of the lattcl Hoboken There will be strong mus
ter Of the admirers Of that manly games and 1t is also
expected tina many of the fair will the ground
with their presence.
Ma EAros-This celebrated pedestrian ia not used
up" He has engaged to walk one thousand quarters OF
mile in one thousand successive quarters Of an hour,
In New York. We consider this feat far more difficult
of accomplishment than the which he recently per.
formed the Caledonia Springs and accomplished 1t
will place Mr. Eaton above all the pedestrians Of the pre-
sent a1a- Hamilton Snecfafor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-23

STATE MovEmRSTs-.-his Excellency Gov.
Wright, and the Honorable A. C. Fiagy, return.
ed yesterday to the City Hotel, from a visit to
Long Island
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Police Intelligence.


SEPT 22-Imporant Arrest, and Recovery Of the Pro-
perfy-Constable Woodbridge of the 9th ward and Off
Frenchman by the name of Amili VALET and VIM Of
ter alias Policy Bill" a charge of burglary in the
first degree in entering the premises occupied by Mr.
Charles +. Stoppani, corner of Broadway and Walker
street. Sunday night last, one O'Clock on Monday
morning, by Wallet passing through the iron grating
which is used for taking COAL and then opening the
cellar door to admit his accomplice Potter who, after
searching around the premises carried off the following
property gold lever watch, valued at $50; eight
silver tea spoons worth Sill; one eye glass, worth
$40; a set of teeth. $40 gold shirt buttons, SO
gold ring 81 gold watch key, 50; two pair of
silver pencils, 81; penknife so cents; pistol 81;
and lot of silver coin worth S32 75 making in all S52
u.s. The whole of this property has been recovered
fcers it having been planted" by Wallet in hole
der stone Fort Green near the prison al Brooklyn
wrapped up in handkerchief This Wallet it seems
charged time since and forbid the house, he being
perfectly acquainted with the premises the
robbery was easier effected than 1t would have been
otherwise The punishment for this offence is not
less than years in the State prison. and can be
tended for the natural life Of the prisoners which
the above officers for this prompt arrest and also the
storation of the property. Justice Drinker committed
them both for examination.
"A Dishonest Bar-Keeper.-A young by the
of Jesse Anderson, who in the employ of MIR Samuel
Gage Jr the proprietor Of refectory under the Frank
lin market barkeerer absconded ycsterday carrying
with him about $500 belonging TO Mr. Gage, whom it
appears is absen. from the city, in Boston Anderson
about FIVE feet ten inches in height dark complexion and
hair, with the left cheek Any information
respecting his whereabouts will receive immediate at
tenton by applying to Captain Wiley Of the LIST ward
police station.
A Strange Burglary officer Doty of the l3th ward
arrested man called Henry Remson, on charge Of
breaking open the stable door belonging to William
Cooper and stealing therefrom load Of manure-locked
up by Justice Taylor
ayr,st of "TYir, Thiepes--OfRcers Crolus Martin
and McCorde Of the 9Th ward pulled" yesterday after
noon three notorious till thieves, by the names of Ned
Hagan alias DANDY Cox" George Waters, alias Lit
tie Dsnr and John SENDER, charge OF attempting
to rob the money drawer belonging to Mr.. Charles
Housenburg grocer, corner of Hudson and Anthony
street. but were frustrated in their designs grabbed" BY
tho above officers, and locked up for examination.
Petit Larcsnies-Jamcs Watson was caught in the act
longing to Mr. E. H. Nodine, residing at No 2l9 Green
witch street--locked up
John Rice was caught "lifting" piec9s Of muslin
from the dry goods store kept by Mr. j. c. Abel corner
of East and Catharne street; he caught
bv ofcer McAnany of the 7th ward and committed by
Justice Taylor for trial.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-23
Musical.

The Southampton England Independent Of August
22d gives the following well deserved praise to the
Ethiopian serenaders These really talented performers
gave their novel entertainment at the Victoria Rooms
Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday evenings. To those
who have heard them need hardly say that their per-
Torrance productive of the qualification to
the audiences They FIVE in number, and are very
well made up" in the stage phrase, for the nggur
character. their white waiscoats being good relief
their jet black countenances They sing variety Of
gro melodies songs duets gees and chorusscs to the
compartment OF two banjos tambourne accordion.
and the bones" The last before unheardof musical
instrument was played by Mr. Pelham with incredible
effect and with most comic energy. The music in its
ensemble is really most effective and pleasing Besides
the popular morceaux Of comic character. in the
niggur repertory two beautiful songs, Of pathetic
cast were introduced They were Lucy Neale" and
Mary Blame" and were we'll sung by Mr. Harrington,
who possesses a rich bass voice. Old Dan Tucker"
and Dance the Boaman were also cspitaly given
The oncert wound up with Railroad Overture by
the strange band We have described. The imitation Of
the slow.comoive sheenery," as it was designated,
was FIRST rate and II was wroaght up to alarming
pitch of no stopptveness until it to grand music.
al crash by the train being OF the track Tho
nimitable fellow with the bones however only to
be brought stand by ply force Altogether the
performance is well worthy of visit and we do not
wonder at the popularity il has attained in London.
There 10 more concert to-day which 10 to be
ing
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Court Of Common Pleas.

SEP. o2-Cor. Pan Ripper Us John II Smith-This was
action for SANDER The defendant heard by two
persons to say that plaintiff evening, going
into his in Greenwich street. drunk, in con;eqonce
of which he alleged he lost his customers. and in
jured in his business The defendant pleaded justih
ton. The jury found verdict for paintifsx cents
damages II. ?. Barber Esq, counsel for defendant
Vim c. Porter and Leuis Ballard Us. William Jones,
ShenG-This was action for an escape II appeared
that in August l5i5 the plaintiffs caused cdpias ad
spondendum to be issued against one George Bent d.
reced to the sheriff, upon which the sheriff issued
warrant and had Bent arrested, who gave bail and on
the 10Th OF November following surrendered himself In
discharge of his bondsmen The plaintiff alleges that
defendant afterwards allowed Bent 10 escape Mr. Blunt
for defendant latter plaintiff rested moved Tor non suit
several grounds the principal OF which was that tho
writ upon which Bent arrested was not bailable
writ The point was not decided when the Court I'D.
journed.
CoURr FOR THE CORRECTION OF ERRORS.
day, Sept FL Present, 1t. Gov Gardiner and
twenty Senators The Atlantic Dock Co VS.. N L. Girls
void Motion to qussh writ Of Error. MIR Stevens
for motion and Mr.. Geo. Wood contra Decision post
poned till December, and proceeding staid No IA s.
Dunn VS. n. Thomas and al Mr.. s. Stevens was heard
for plaintiff in error; H. Hogebosm for defendant in
error and Mr.. 3. Stevens in reply.
IManGRANTs-Within the last two or three DAYS
no less than twelve hundred and fifty nine immigrants
havearrved at the port ofBatmore They mostly from
Germany, and land shores In good health Gen.
orally speaking they pursue the course Of making
arryng In this city, but push forward their ulti.
mate destination to the cheap and fertile lands Of the
Wsst-BsH. .dmsrican, Sept 81.
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Calendsr-This Day.

sErr aa--CoMMoM PLEAs-lst part-S2' 49, o. or o.
I'd pats T - Is, ~, ~, 81, ~. Of, ~. es,s7.
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NEW YORK HERALD.


) y. A-.r,.. vvednes,iAy, September aa. lsle.
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n,,sceI,oneopsRccor,r.-

hence ilmngtOn
vessel being thrown her beam ends lost bulwarks and
tefas vessel bottom few floating her.
Scum soLr Stevens from Brazos Santiago, ashore the
particulars bat understood she ashore Sunday the
Henry saw a brig riding at anchor dismasted.
scHR DALrIMoRE, from Philadelphia for Jamaica, is
mayed condition.
scHn JoHN JAMES Philadelphia for St Crox with cargo
sG became on s e reh s % III. e
arrived Norfolk lo vessel ashore at Oera
BRIG EUrR.RAN Banscomb hence for Brazo was spoken
on ne sh lat % &c. long IS 49, disnased aud making for
BnIc EDWARD ADAMS of Portland from Fall RIVER for
Phladelpha yent ashore the west end of the Delaware
ednothiaG but What they had on r.'A' '''''
BRts GERM. Philadelphia encountered the sth inst
TO leak badly, &c.
folk Distress le,k badly the cotton
and will have be discharged and the brig oyehauled
BHis LAGRANGE, Captain Haley. the 7th instant,
Mnc swept decks causing ne vessel 70 lrsk BADLY. Ihe
instant hiyng been on the wreck sc days any
sHIP JAMES PrRKINs, Hail. New Ore,n Bordeauy put
INTO Boston on the 7h leasy having the 9th and 10Th r
per hour. '''N's 1''''' y '''"'
ALIe4St, Aug io-Aa Am ship lname unlnown) touched
OH without damage, and proceeded
aSSIs al Nd9s s On %SGa C% Jersey City wen'
seHR CHinGoRA from Jersey City, went ashore miles
OF Naggs Head on same night.
seHS IL taIrrn from Wareham, ashore 10 miles Of
sE psT mg ,sp completely dmasd riding
dated Mays Head, 10th inst-name not known. ~
gsie DEraoIT before TsPOnsd having put into Norfolk in
Charles and lost mantopsails foreopmast and sail b fore
SAIL SAIL stsysa aud spare topsa together with ali the
rigging aitsched' lower rigging badly chaed buiwarks
rigging gone, Sc BESIDES licking freely Sc On Frdsy
l0S AN, spoke asquarergged vessel supposed to be bria
called the Meteor tee below) with two the tor Of
the house deck i being the only Of the out of
water Kept away for her mmsdiatey aud alonssde
and hove lines them which they caught but afraid
Leap board the brig going so ss' hove and lay by
then four hours drifting to the b. lost sight of the M
The is owned by Mr. Ralph Post, Of this cty is orr
She had valuable on board estmsted TO be worth
from the greater part Of which insured in
Wall street. The vessel was also insured in Wall street for
$1,000.
BRic METEOR Bsgg asded above by Cart Porter, Of
the brig hailed from this port but
recently from New Haven She left this rort about the a9h
for Demerara.
Notice to Mariners.
In consequence ofthe Light Boat stitioned of Wades
FONT having dTogsed from her during the late
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State Constitutions, Convention.

THURSDAY, Sept 1.-THE Convention proceeded fur
ther 10 discuss the report of committee No on the
state finances, Sc the question being the amendment
10y MI SLOW 70 the first con TO strike out the words
that part OF the State debt called the canal debt as it
existed at tho time aforesaid and including 5000 COO then
10 be borrowed and TO insert of the State debt until
the hst day July 1886 after which 81 600 600 Of said
feV1nas shall continue TO DO applied, set apart
nuslly" The effect of the amendment is to sot apart as
sinking fund, 81 100000 annually for ten years aud
thereafter $4,000 until tho state debt is paid The
debate was continued by Nessrs Hoffman and Kirkland
Dir Stow replied TO Mr.. Hoffman. MIR. Gardner went
into some explanations in regard to the extension of the
combined locks at Lockport MIR. Hofiman replied to
Mr. stow when the committee rose, aRd the Convention
took a recess.
AFfERNooN sEssroN.-The session was occupied by
Mr.. Iilden support OF tho plan of the committee on
hhances Mr. Strong then obtained the floor, and the
committee rose. Adjourned.-.7ibany .4rgas.
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Passengers Arrived.

LoNpoY-Ship Yctoua-Robert Owen Esq, London; W
II Hall, Bottou; Mrs Charlotte Chapman Miss rmmn r
Chapman, Master Henry Chapman, Miss Eliza Chapman
Master John Cuftis Chapman; Miss Emma Warae Brook
yn l i Joseph Roberts, Mrs shri Roberto, Miss louisa
New York; Mis-, Ma ria oppenhem, London: Mrs Csthe
me soiomons Miss Elizabeth Soomons Miss Deborah So
doa as Levy end sd John L.nln Lon
ApdteW Lsaman and lady Master Francis Leaman. Miss
f1itn Leahan LONDON; George Heshcote Woodstock,
W'ohn nyen@a new York. Jamcs Bachelor George Chsp
man aRd iaay' MISS Isabella Chapman; Miss Mary Chap
Miss Sgsannah jenkins Joseph Fiddler London; Henry
Sharp Mri Sharp London; Andrew Nelson and lady New
York 49,
LrERPooL-Ship pac6c-Mrs Butler and Miss Hussey.
LIyERPooiy-Ship Macao-Nrs Dawes
CoAsr ParAcoNtA and Mouter deo-Bark ps,rot-San.
tago Pudesta, Juan Raie Juan Batesa natives o Italy
MhnsEiLIEs-brg w Brown-Nr Moury.
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I'D brig. Em.line Culver, N York Mn,u.n. rurb.r.

Cid briggs Emsline, Culver, York MAesan Turber,
STs 9Ttfs s is%ss
shaw P9a6s no9G bark 9r.as cSse ott as
santsSo jefferson MogIn Bshos ,lo o.
s nss6 eas sisSsps Bsuos
Ghaetoa Brave Ksde Port Lay R ssS, ro
Mary Caroline, Warning Pensacola Mary Avn 'rerson'
ws SsS has ssG ai sa s s eh
phad Rachel Post, Neagle do sloop warrsn. Thompson
& sss wsS .sA Belle sT J ssn sJ EH Sas
FaltDsnfsi, ep,la-An packet ship s.sseaA T@Iey,
efpoo Aug q Astrsca, Porter, from Livergetl; bark Lee
s s% % sn ss S::
Amlra Tyler from p,elop MS Enms nsSeT Ssiaon
Ss sfH lewis Wso fosiaa sus Bangs ossoa
ker do; Germ Dyer ind or Ms Oliver h2c'pson pote,
S s% 3 Ellen sdi's s ds
S @ sis r
New York sianld, sp,ies, Easpon Thos IeIne, Nick.
' aoussnS saith, DO; Bruce Young. Grssnpo,! jane
Rogers, New London, Spy smith, fswpcket; Batavia.
5s A bseE Ss oSa Hsl Ss
SON NYsrt GIaesrsiia osm.n do Rs1isl ga clay
E East oniasas As1sine BSs'os s Chs EeI%eaa
ssasy as% saa
a SssasiFss CAN. ssT
dol Isabella. Corwin do; John co@pOa sharp. do
BeloS ship Hark,way. Coraick, I'm LNsrpoo;
bs oiNs SD sesr Julia asSet haSe.
y? & TT ~ s g. S
HSsy Work B; ssh Hsad sm, Essa ar
g. f0s9 s s9s. LOUISA esv asf
sss s s
Smith Williams NY ork.
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By Last Nights Southern Mail.
Home Poxrs

pds Sept shI hssas tys to
as ON %
ship susan Howell, Bailey Gsdi.: Passed off the Pc
bound up Sept lat q TO- long So spoke whaling Mat
pIp.s day: well ssHs Ia ,, % long 81 80
Sss B1sSs ys H ES %S
tsS addsns york. ship %a i%
Bremen.
Charles Rsum. I'm NYorE Tor EOrlolk and took from
@ Sssn ,sIsn bound
A Gs.df Na ps bark
aa oesaa
sass9 @
stand where bound blowing hard had lost sail, in the
@ Ts sss SSs IN s% 's
n Of Csps ear when
cfths pilot boat Coqaetse who intended towing her BALI
%s% %b : ''N' Ann sa's
Dss SfSsa
schr Wetsyng be ends, with masts along
ss .ss!s sf:s 81 aeSi
s% Ssssg
ne freyaeaes Jossphpe LatSneIe i, orE Rr,c.
York - '''s es' D"'' n''N'' O''''' D'''' -"
YS SsS
ss?s sr ps f Prince G Dennis
from Matanzas New York, with sugar coffee and
moasses in Distress Encountered the sale on the S and
9th instant and carried jbboom, from the topgaan
mast forcsa &c lost boat from the quar- er ana sustained
three feet in the mold. On the lh the wind NNE
stood shore IS miles of Cape Henry saw brig laying at
anchor both mass American Ensign set on the stump
Of the maiamas union down saw Ten on board
the breakers the setting strong 20 the
shore mile distant with heavy swell and both vessels
being without boat On the l2th saw four wrecks ship
bark, and briggs distance topmasts OF all gone,
and two OF them under jury masts AT 10 r. spoke New
York brig under jury could ascertain her name
Schrs Commodore, Bedell from New York; Mary, Trefe
Also 10th, brig Ann Maria Racket from Turks Island
bound Portland dstress encountered gale on uesdy
in lat &c. Ion "a 49, sprung mainmas carried away lbbom and
ioetop iststovc &c beside being made to leak
freely IN her upper works.
F Herine Argeurd of Nantes % days from 81 Jago
,rd 10 Bordeaux with OF coffee sugar ana iustic
Also arr schr Thompson LELAND fiom WILMINGTON, NJ
bound to Nfork, in distress, with loss Of deck load, bu
wsrks &csaw schr Mary Ann, of Marcus HOOK ais
ased and abandoned also another large schr bottom
from Belfast bound Turks Island with loss of boat and
for supply of water Arr Splendid Terry, I'm Richmond
Also schrs Economy, Coffee FIN NNork Diamond Ha
leck, do; Chesapeake, Stewart fm New York bound Bal
tnore; Gen Washington, Pnkham, Nantucket; Peruvian
Stark for New York back in head winds.
Nor brig Washington Cooke reported below in distress,
&c. has
Ia Hampton Koads-Brg Creed Kilman, ds I'm Bermuda
Passed 10 IS miles inside the Gulf fore end aft chr uuk
the tops of her only of Also ship Mary
land fin London Ships Colombo Levant AMI Harxaway
Scr John Anyn Rckeson for Bait more with sails split
and loss OF hulwark spoke 18th INST lat Is So long 49,
BRIG Washington under Jury mass dsmasted the hurri
cane OF the 9th inst parted both chains under Hsttes
bearing ME- under jury mass; could ascertain who
what she was CD brig Tally Ho, Liuro for Barbsdoes