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observation-disclosures AND Ex.


There yet to be paid into the treasury on
the loan of s47 which with the cash hand and the
revenue accruing for the months OF October and No
vember say 81 0O0 will make the of SI4 900 600
available before the meeting of Congress will be per-
ceived by the above statement that the from
customs for the quarter ending September 3d. s4
than eleven millions of dollars, showing
that Tor the corresponding quarter in 1915, Of
81 Leaving out of the table Of receipts for the
quarter in ls47 the amount received of the
loans (S5,2557OO), and find the received from
ordinary $l ,9ls 43O; showing excess Of
expenditures ordinary receipts of only 81 709
By deductipg from the expenditures the payments
of treasury notes and add to the receipts the
estimated revenue from the Mexican tariff (S5OO OO0)
the of expenditures will only to e57 900
This is most extraordinary statement and shows that
the natural of the treasury nearly equal to
the immense expenditures attending Of invasion
There Is a magnificent railroad enterprise in contem-
pation at the West which will receive the aid sup
port Of Eastern italists 1t Is the proposed Misss
spp and Atlantic railroad There are 80 many sections
of the country, many large cities interested In this
extensive line that have doubt it will before the
lapse Of many years be in progress and considerably
vanced towards completion. The railroad mania Is
rapidly increasing in this country, and have doubt
but that in proportion to capital credit and other
Hoeources IL WILL In timei become Hs extensive as has
been realized IN Europe.
The railroad proposed and which Is to be carried into
elect under charters from the States Of Ohio Indiana
and Illinois, Is to extend from point opposite st. Louis
to Wheeling the Ohio passing the route Of the
present national road, through vandaa, Indianapolis
aud Columbus; the distance between st. Louis and
wheeling being 63s miles 1t will Of course form part
Of the uirect route from Boston, New York and Balt
more, to the Mississippi at st. Louis. At Columbus,
Ohio by connecting with railroad to Cleveland and
thence to Dunkrk and Buffalo, t being about 800 miles
from Columbus to Bufalo) we have a connection with
the chain Of railroads from Buffalo to Boston, and with
the New York and Erie railroad from Dunkrk to New
York. AT Wheeling a connection will be formed
with the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. Thus lines
will extend from the three great commercial cities
of the East to st Louis; the line to Baltimore beinv
about one thousand miles; that to New York sbout
twelve hundred miles and to Boston twelve hundred
aud fifty miles.
The proposed railroad will also connect with the Mi
ami and Mad river roads, Ohio, which extend from
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$4,s22 1852 Is
l2,737 Oh
$4,eS4,3J9 Is
100000 90
2,0l5,525 10
$2,ll5,525 70
$2,OOO,000 90
100000 90
Add transfers and difference Of suspense
From Assistant Treasurer, New York. {.
From Assistant Treasurer, Philadelphia.
S2,lC0 900 VI


The aggregate amount on deposit the 26th Of Oc-
tober, 50 07324 upon which drafts for Si25365l
had been drawn but not paid Ofthe aggregate amount
deposit SAL in the hands of the Assistant
Treasurer Of this city, of which $26579l2 had been
drawn for, but not paid Drafts have been made upon
all the nts for the amount Of deposits to the credit of
the Government Treasurer. The above balance COM
prised the total amount Of money in the hands Of the
government derived from all Independent Of
this, the only of income from the customs
sales Of lands from the balance of the loans of
1886 and ls47.
The annexed statement exhibits the receipts and
pendtures of the government for the quarter ending
September 49, ls47 and for the corresponding quarter
in 1916 -
FINANCES GovERNMENT-REcEIPrs AND Ex-
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BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.
the steamship PhIIadelpn,,

Bosros, Nov 1, ls47
We learn from Captain Boan, Of schooner Kate from
st. Johns N. f., arrived yesterday, that the 2sth
ut thirty miles east of Halifax he the smoke
of q steamer which was no doubt that of the Phadsl.
phis, before seen by the Zurich, ut your port.
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Married,

On Thursday evening, Oct %, by the Rev DR.. Hut
ton, Gro w DICKSON, of Portsmouth, Va, to ANN f.,
daughter of Hiram Harrison, of New York.
Norfolk papers please copy.
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BosroS, Nov. l., M.-Flour-The market continued
steady and sales Of 1000 barrels made at SO SIX
81. Wheat-The article Arm, but no sales report.
ed Corn-Sales Of 5000 bushels were male iucludin
sound western mixed at sic, and good sound yellow at
soc Oats-The market continued steady, and sales of
5000 bushels made at sac. Rys-The market CON
tnued firm, and 1000 bushels sold at ST. Whiskey was
without change. Provisions inactive No change In
freiQhts oN -
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The Southern Mall.

PETERSBURG, New. I, l847.
Nothing is in from New Orleans. The Charleston and
Savannah papers have been received. They contain
nothing new
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ed TO attend the funeral from his late residence 81 Ham,
mond street, to-day at half.past O'Clock.
On the morning Of the LIST inst Of spoplsxy DANIEL
CooLEper, In the 63d year of his age
His friends and acqusintancss aud those of his fami-
y are respectfully invited to attend his funeral this AZ
ternool I'd inst at O'clock from his late residence
AZ Rose street.
On Monday morning, November ,MARoARET ARCHER
youngest child of Conklin l.. and Jane Eliza Martin
aged two years Sseven months and three days.
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BALTIMORE, Nov. l-PM-Flour-The market con-
tinued steady without change In prices We note sales
OF 5000 barrels Of Howard street at So l2H Wheat
The market continued firm, and sales Of bushels
Maryland red, with lots of white were made ut
81 rs 81 80. Corn-Sass of 900 bushels were made
including Maryland mixed and white, made at Csc
ESQ. Mesl-The market exhibited no change Rye
continued Arm, with light sales. Whiskey was rather
quiet at Saturdays prices Provisions-Sales chiefly
confined to the retail trade
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Died.

On the morning Of the lst inst after few hours Ill
ness, Rev. HENRY TApPIr, Chaplain at Bellevue
The friends of the family Of his son Jehn and also
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Practical Bookkeeping, No. 'sS Cedar ST.
Mr. e Maa, author of The popular works Bookksep.
frOspeciuses, with Sc may be Obtained as abovs
The Cheapest ana best place In the City To
get boots shoes, CATERS Joaes street,
the Museum You can there good 81 50 can
ss ,,s sao ssss y M
soied waterproof boots IS co. IS co. Jones has
profits All purchased at Ann street are wsrrsnted 70
give entire satisfaction.
Portable Shaving Cascs.--Of an entirely
when 90 eo sss . with the
ana complete appendage to the toilet and also
sale ''A''0 'ne wants o. s Al SfyEsRsS pses Fol
III Broadway, opposite Howards Hotel.
Pocket and Pen KNIVES, Raxors, etc.--A
sssortmept Of the above be the ubsc
steel NEE s6S Nd Is rS oSsy
few doors above Courtlandt st.
putting away character CT have the
iS p the %
j Sa ss1: BY hs s
in the poor house has his ; Josh Houss Of mock oranges
done up brown paper and slowed away IN the broken
20. 'hs eou.tuts, q his better nature The
woas5t where lie %snofiais Of The heart: PaIs.
:n!
s Ssss :hsy . =:
Sold wpSIeae and retail by Mrs Jervs No s7s Broadway
"a sss;s g.? e? Cas-. 80
~ Eisfs% .vsna sl
Of
and I'd n4 An, M v
MRS. W. JEHVlS, 379 Broadway.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. I, - s47.
Within the past week great number Of deaths caus.
eddy iAtsmpersnoe neglect and exposure, have come
under the notice OF the Coroner less than twelve
stances having occurred The where these cases
Of restitution occurred location similar In character
to the pureus Of the Five Points, Of your city where
blacks and whites degraded by intemperanoe and via.
herd together like brues cellars and shsntiss ereesd
for the purpose with about the size Of stalls in
stable and just destitute Of comforts The freou,n
cy of deaths in the vicinity alluded has given rise n
report that contagious fever prevailed among the
wretehsd Inhabitants Of these dens which had
from cargo OF imported rags they had been employed
steamboat, to be in the neighborhood of 300 feet
iohg shortly TO be commenced by the Msssrs Bysriy
o ior the line q boats plying on the Che
boat built here for the same company, has given 40
much satisfaction that the proprisors have concluded
TO have one Of much larger Dimensions constructed to
run In junction with her The engns aud machine
ry are to be built by Reansy, Nsafs Co. propristors
OF the Penn Works, Kensngton.
The corner stone Of new public school house vss
laid on Saturday afternoon, In Moysmsnsing with APP
A beautiful address was delivered on SATURDAY. 90.
ming on the occasion OF the closing Of the Franklin In
Company A, Delaware artillery, OF Wilmington com.
msnded by Capt Riddle arrived here this morning on
visit Of few days duration They are the guests Of
The msnageris Of Van Amburgh Il Co. entered IN.
city to-day, with their Roman chariot band and long
string Of wagons containing the animals Though the
collection does not contain elephant vet i thai
anxiety to see It, the clerks Of Messrs Miller Son
nnssr corner of Vine and Third treets having rushed
70 the 'front.' door some rogues took advantage OF the
and entering by the rear carried of saOV
rom the counting room They are satisfied with their
view Of the elephant.
Sales Or Stocks at Philadelphia
tJRsI boAnp-loo shs Bank 3S; Cirlrd Bank iO1.;
10 Northern bA Kentucky 20; so New Copper J,
100 Bank 3d; goo schuyIkill Navigation 6s, u.s. eL
AFTER SALss-sij,00y Loan, 6s. 67, iol. 5000 VIII
minzton Railroad 6s e9% $1,000 State S. ~; $500 Bank
Notes. 30; 80 shs Kesdisg Railroad, i7A
The second meeting of the board adjourned on
the announcement of the death Of William Davidson
Esq, an old and respected member Of the Board VI
Brokers.
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A CARD The relarves and friends Of the late Alerr
IA Neil respectfully return their sincere thanks
captain James L. Waugh aud the members oft 9Th Nation
al Guard for very handsome ia which they came
forward pay the tribute Of respect their late brother
soldier. M Nsr
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BALrIMoRE, Nov. !, ls47
Thanksgiving Day-.army O6eers-Escspe of Syin.
diers-Fires-.4musements@ &c.
Gov. Pratt has by his proclaim alton, brought Mary
land into line with the various states that have chossn
the 25th Of November day Of general Thanksgiving
New York will have her Evacuation Dsyn celebrated
throughout the Union.
large number Of army officers some Of them re-
called from the seat Of war; daily passing through
our city to attend the trial Of Lieut. Col Fremont Mt
the washington navy yard. Col Taylor brother to
Gen Taylor passed through on Saturday
Gov. Prstt has, from some unaccountable csuse. mar
doned Samuel q. Ward who pleaded guilty during ,b
present term Of the court upon charging
him with obtaining 500 from Mr. Coae under the pre
tence Of his being army officer He was sentenced 10
be Imprisoned for two years. but Pratt has
the term to two days presume however that "a tb.
jury have allowed $50 rogue to escape thew ought
also to have let this paltry 500 fellow or Bet yea,
juries and governors pardons criminal laws are be-
coming a nullity.
Several small fires have occurred a. usual betwse,
Saturday and Monday all the work Of bur
the police having been out In good force no fighting Or
CURED.
Our city Is full OF amusements and most Of than
are doing q poor business The Chinese museum IA
commencing to attract attention. Mr. Collins com
mences an engagement at the Holiday street theatre
this evening An Italian troupe da ncers are At the
Front street and Mr.. Alexander the magician At tn.
museum.
Sales OF Stocks Mt Baltimore,
20 shs Western bank 1871 United States IS close AT lo3
asked o2 bid Treasury no e: ssl closed oI3 asked
cents Of 1890 closed 99 asked esL bid Balt;mo,,
and ONO hallway shares, &c asked, IS bid.
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THE UNDERSIGNED, wing voters OF and residents OF
tue Flteenh Ward dee ming the nomination at the meet
Gg held at Constitution Hall The evening of the 29h
October instant @ have been procured by voe
OF the Fifteenth Ward do ask their wing fellow citizens
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/ USE RECEIVED from the city OF Rotterdam, Holland.
per the Dutch bark Maria Magdaena Capt smith, in 2s
days passage the frat new lot full Dutch enngs brand 1917,
genuine Harlem oil &c &C. For sale wholesale and retail
me grocery store and depot Of Pearl Grain i23 Greenwich
oslh'i JOHN BARANDE wIELE.
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J. Whelpley :. Dr. m Lady sutton
Aso-PuI $780, mile best in S. in harness for tro
ting horses that never 800 three
make race and two To close Green and
Bevins on Thursday. the 4h Of Nov, by o'clock r. M
Particulars hereafter.
JOEL CONKLIN, Proprietor.
N. B-A sweepsakes open, to of on Monday, Nov
the 18th two mile heats harness free for all trottng
will add Of $500 500 OF which given 10 the
best three to make aud start
O'Clock, P. NJ NJ 2tie
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Practical Bookkeeping, No. SO Cedar ST..
Mr. c. Marsh author of the popular works Bookksep
Continues teach his thorough Of
frospectuses with Sc may be Obtained a. sboys
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ElFrEENrH WARD.-kEGgLAR NOMINATION
- AT large Meeting of the Democratic Wings Of the
Fifteenth Ward held at Constitution Hail. Friday evening.
Gearaus Clark Esq and Aaron Thompson elec,ed
vice rIeslden william h'ttemore and Joseph D. Var
Jr elected Secretaries. On motion the following
resolutions unanimously adopted =
Resolved, That cordially in the nomination of
WILLIAM SAMUEL JOHNSON, as one who will DO
honor to the station Of Senator from the Sixth District; and
we would remind the wings of the Fteanth Ward that his
election will mainly depend their polling full
Resolved That in the Wing nominations for State officers
we recognise OF tried integrity ample and
sound principles and that cordially them, and
will give to the whole ticket cordial support
Resolved, That we eane,ty call upon every man who
would DO hi. duty as good citizen by sustaining the best
nominations, and we especially urge upon Wing the
there .tll devotion the principles which have
been long and ably by the Statesman Of
the West, Henry Clay.
Resolved, That the proceedings Of the meeting, repre-
ented by majority Of the the did
ent the vishe. Of the WeK citizens Of The Ward
candidate for Member of Assembly this Ward
cured by residents Of the Ward and
therefore that this meeting do recommend ERASTUS c.
BENEDICT suitable person represent this Ward in
the next Legislature.
Resolved, That the OF this meeting signed
k,.t 81 1Hc>r. tkav.n nd prhl, .E.l
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\. d.5 o:s;sy + 5fy,eJ
LucrezA Bonga Mime Anna Bshopi Don Alfoq.o. SiEpor
vstsllins; 0ennaro Mr. Reeves Ma@o Orsini. Nine @ A
masrrep; Ascsneo Peucei Big 0ssparno Jsppo Liverot
To conclude with NICHOLAS FLAM-NchoI.s glsm.
Mr. Bsss Shrimp, A. Andrsws Miss Puddicombe Mrs Yer
non; Miss Nibble, Mrs Dyou.
Door open al 81 O'Clock Performances will commence m
R0WEkY THEATRE.-W. iAcEsoN Managers sl.s.
~ Manager. Nh SrEvENs.-BENEFI IT Of Mr. CLARKE
MACBETH-Mscbeth, Mr.. W. Marshall; Macdua Mr. C.
VA CiaTss BanSao, Mr. H. Hall; Duncan. Mr. Bellamy
10 conclude with the drama Of Mr.
Mrs Wacott. 80
Door. s o'clock and the curtain will ris. att
ooaes % Ceno; ft and Gallery, lax Cent?.
CHATHAM TrHbEALRETUnd.rt the MsnaF.m.a, q Mr.
day Evening" Noys@bsr viii Be Presented the new bale.
q action called GIsELLE the Wiles-dselle Miss HI
Aiis; which he sashas. farce ofTEppY THE TlLER
o5rsi MISS Hildreth; Julia; Miss Herring.
Io conclude with the admired comic opera ofthe BRONZE
HOkSE-kats, Mr.. De Bar: Prince Zamna Mr. Stafford;
Boxes IS cents-Pit l2hI cents.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THEATRE.-Tuesday Eve.
drama Pn Of ME JACOBlTE-John Duck Mr. Holland Pat.
Aitsr which an original buresque called THE CHINESE
,.y;nn. d Catcnall ESQ, Mr.. Cunningham; Mys-
After which. NEW fLANET-Th. New Planet, Mary
Tq conclude with the MY sTERlOUs FAMiEY-Narc..
sus Danqali Mr. Holland; Caroline Mrs H. Isherwood Lau
Doors 6f O'clock and the curtain will rise att
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SkH FOR VERA nRUZ.-The new frat class packet
MN schooner ROB MILLS, Cspt. Brown, Is now re.
3sceying freight at pier n T. X. For freight of 500
bbIs. passage, having fine apply TO
go . X. MeGAW, Coenties Slp.
new brig will sail on the 18th November, as above
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AZ UNloNLlNF OF PACKETS 20 and from I,Iy.
M2Xy EhPOOL-1he splendid new Packet ship IVAN
IHOE =, 400 tons burthen, Capt. Edwards (ae Of the
hoy IN and from Liverpool the 10Th OF January
nus msgnihcent Packet has accommodation cabin
second cabin and eerags bv snv
ship sailing from the port OF New York Persons about pro-
ceednx u Europe or those wishing send Cor their friends
ne w Il n TAPafso az s.-,L y, '"
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Pocket and Pen Knives, RaxOrs, etc--A
beautiful assortment Of the above be the subsc
bers together with large of nail files and
polished steel goods Razos ground and set Cutlery
pared. c. SAUNDERS SON, lit Broadway,
A few doors above Courtlandt
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

N paeka ship UesimiRHer, from LoadoR--Ars Homer,
Mrs Baird, Mr. Adams Mrs Adams. Mr. Gam. Mrs CAM
Mr. Bailey, Mr. Norton Mr Tagisbue. Mr. Mum, Mr. Ed
wards All Of London Mr. Shaw. of Bristol Mr. Burgn-
ardt hr Lupton, Mr. Plumb, all Of NewYork MIR Rao-
beth OF Louisville Mr. Costh OF Baltimore-and le3 In
the STORAGE.
In pack,f shin Patrek ffnr IRON Lipcpyv'-O Harvey
Tuekstt Mrs ruckctt Mr. Ward, Mr. Baker Mr. Ellison
Mr. Alerdice Miss Jardne. Mr. Fowler Mr. Morgan, Nj
Cub srson Mr. McCiashan. Mr. Ashton. Mr. Cornell Miss
Hey Miss Lsior. Master Ward. Mr. Atkinson of White
maven. MIR Abraham Of Limerick, lresnd-'OO steersge
IN ship Bro0ssby, Jooa Lir0P0oi-Mr and Mrs. Aoer
deem and family Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson and family Mr.
d. C. Thompson of Canada Mr. Gilmore OF do, Dr. Kerr
Mr. Ford of N York. Mr.. and Mrs Held.
IN steamship S0uthraer from ChGriestoR-Miss :
Grmke two Misses Boyce. Mise Cuthbut Daw'
aon, q Dawson Elliott, Bullock, Cooper. Mrs Cooper,
Miss Green Mrs Green Mrs Burke Mas McDOwsll, Mrs
Mcdowell. Miss Middleton. Mrs J Middleton Miss
Hover Mrs Hover. Mrs Wilson, Mrs belong, Mrs Bax.
ter and servant, Evan, Mrs w McCsir. Mrs II Mani
guei, and servant. Mr. w II Msniguett C McCsy, F
Richards. lady and child, Wilcox lady child and
nurse Rev Paul Trspier and family stephens, lady
and child l. Chevis isdo, two children and nurse G I
McCay lady and child, Hugar, lady and child, G
Goodman and son. Saml Goodman VIM JaggetL Mr.
James, LOngus. VIM Bahcock G Heyer, Cohen
! A Van Wrinkle Col De Treve. Rev l. Wilson
Rev DR. Lelsnd, Rev c P y Martln las Edgar. Jr d.
Hugar. NJ w Mcclure Boyce and son II Rutledge
w Mitchell, J Green. Major Gilliard Cullen,
Datey b May II b Thayer, 7 q Mcclure. Frank in
VIM Hayward, NJ Moore T. Nelson, Feson,
. Rice, A Bast Dr Barney NJ Mulion, A J Mumsny Nj
Budorn. A Benjamin w + Bryant, ID Wilcox, 4
Jessop. III Hall. n Rivers. G Marston VIM q DelOng
IA Crane, J A Edward, David V0der. VIM Rowland. /
McGraw, Thos Davis S Brney, A Bleskley, VIM Me
Dougall J Thomlinson. X n Gour8en Chas Cstlin 4 4
Horton, Jno Hubbard-lO Storage.
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MARIN E JOU r n AL
PORT OF NETWORK.
ARRIVED.


Paeketshlp Westminster, Hovey from Lonlon and
Portsmouth June %, mdse, % Jno Griswod Lat so 10.
lon % 40 spoke ship Osceos all well from New York
for Cork 25h inst At Nantucket Shos due North
% miles passed ship Tarolino bound East, same time,
saw large ship bound Eas, with black In her fore
topss and three ssssas set supposed 10 be the Admi
raj In company with French steamer Union Died on
board. 23d inst Mrs Eliza Prior, passenger, OF Trow
bridge, England. sged a.
Psoketship Patrick Henry Delsno. I'm Liverpool June
% mdsc 90 Gtinncl Minturn Co. July ? lat ~ -,
Ion % l6 exchanged signals with chip samuel Hioks
Bunker hence for Liverpool eth lat a. OF, Ion 80 IS
passed Br bark Emgrsnt of Cork bound East lith lat
~ - lon "a 40 passed ship steering West with
In her foretopssil.
Rr ship Brookshy McEwsn from Glasgow 18th June
mdxe TO Woodruff Minturu, July 5 lat al H. Ion so
spoke Br ship Yorkshire Of Bristol from Liverpool for
oaebec; reported having IA deaths during passage
July lat AZ 25 lon spoks Br ship Royal Adelaide Of
Glasgow 10Th spoke brig Emily Of Yarmouth, bound
Westward with passengers.
ship Charleston, Brewster from Liverpool June 20
salt iron SC ~ Thomas Stanton-l39 passengers in
seersge sailed In company with ship Liberty, Martin
tor NswNorx. Jaly 7, lat "A S. long ~ 50 spoke 81
bark Msrchioness OF Boe from Befss, for Quebec, with
500 passengers 18th, lat ~ 0s long Oh 30 spoke sehr
Fleet OF Csstne, days from Grand Banks 5000 fish
Steamship sou.herner Berry % hours I'm Charleston
rndse. to spoHord, TilesiOu 4 Co.
saip HAM Sophia, Walter, 100 days from Coquimbo
mdse 10 order
Brig Philip Hone, Mitchell from Londonderry 18th
June, In hslssL 10 Woodruff 4 Mnturn 90 passengers
July 81 lat a. long John Skiddy hence tor Liverpool
2h lat 40 ~ lons "a 40 spoke ship Tsrouta hence for
Liverpool.
Brig (Br) Royal William, Montgomery 81 o. In, wes,
pert ireland. in ballast, to Richardson 4 Watson 81
passengers IN stecrsge,
schr Red Jacket James days i'm Baltimore coal. TO
master.
SAILED.
ships II Alien for Charleston Nantucket London
Colombisns Liverpool. bark Nautilus, Liverpool and
otbera
SHIPPING AL Ngv.ORLxANs--On the l7,h inst there
were in the port of New Orleans IS ships "a bsrks
70 briss and ~ sehooners (beside steamboats, Se) all
American except two British bdss two Bremen and
two French ships Swedish bark and Austrian brig
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

CHIsA-Twelve hundred Chinese criminals are
said 10 have been beheaded 10 Canton during 'ns s''
year and many Thousands now IN prison since tne
onen,ng ~ ,ne sa nj he provincial officers on the 9Th
the work OF decspI,stion ks' been renewsd Causes
in operation among the cnos's 'ss1 mus mus ss1
-. a, =. h.-d m ssy what--dresdful calamity.
third ,ns,.lrssni Of eoOO0 tae' wa. paid into the
r,o,inrtsl treasury BY the Hong merchants on the
~ 1".,.,, Thlss for the expenses Of the army on
80 ~ Frontiers the extrme west Of the Celestial
pron the PskinS Gd.,t< learn that P~sn szsbing
A. 10 tsks .upern,endency In kwsng'i and that Com
i.ons, Lin being Ia poor health has asked for leave
=, vscste bs Office the Emperor gives him recess Of
three months TO repose bs heart and 20 heal bis body
h., so~s Dot vet allow him 70 vscste II s said that Re
"s lChinese Repository.