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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-10
TIE IsTuMus OF YEIurANTrprc

Wee Pr slen Dallas has wriitona letter To the Phil
adclIhla Sprit OF the Times, which is attracting sumo
attention, As gives authoritative culorug Ia the
scheme attributed to the administrations for olfecting
channel OF communication with the Pacific across Mex
lean territory as part Of The terms of peace and the
settlement OF our difficulties with Mexico. We cannot
bat admire the expansive notions aud latltadjnOus con
.uucton OF the constitution. by the present adninstr
lion and lis supporters, IN their Mexican policy, compar
ed with their rigorous principles relative 10 the tariff
&c, at home. The expenditure. and the magnitude OF
tho enterprise embraced IN the River and llarorb Of
~, vetoed by Mr. Polk could not he considered in any
but the most Insignificant light compared with the grand
scheme In lhc cummUuic4 ton between the two Dreams
now ayowcd by he administration This magnificent
scheme Is Ily deserted by MIR. Dallas who indicates
that the right o way for It's construction IS be one ut
the conditions OF the peace with Mexico.
The route with winch the Administration is 50 ias,in-
acd as being sowei adapted lor The accomplishment Of
lhlS great Object commences at the mouth Of the river
uasaeualeo at The Southern section Of the Gulfof Mex
leo, aud proceeds along souhwestwardly until 1t reaches
iaIa, Wher' must he begun rail road era canal which
must continue ia the southwest course to the Yves
tern lakes. which furnish a direct highway to the river
the city and the Gull OF Tohuantepec ON the Pacific
/ he Whole width 81 the lsihmns is about l35 miles
Between The two rivers is the chain Of mountains run
nng through the entire continents but there is an extra
ordinary depression at the polut Of passage hch IS
thought may be easily overcome.
Mr. DALLAS suggests the location of free city nj e
her end lthe connection. The commercial consequences
OF TINS communication he represents as most important
20 TINS country, lie could hardly eNagaerle them: for
the nlted Staeswould certainly have great Vantage
ol other nations m the grand contest for the rich com
merce al The tache The Unon referring tins com
mercial outlet, says;
Ill will 60 far towards changinp-and that to the
signal prohl ct our eaunrythe man stream Of the com
mrrce II The world The whole subject j., ma d.pbf
foc'lNm. HAT eafoiul constellation At tie hands Of ih
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-10

Tie great case Of SIn.In against the United States.
in which Messrs. Webster. Dallas Bcrricr. Gilpin.
T. l.. Smith, aud know not h many Others were
ENGAGED counsel for the claimant has been decided by
the Treasury Depar'mont-and how think you
appears HAT Mr. S,bald bad property and mill or
mills. In Florida, which, according 10 hs claim received
some damage during, and IN consequence Of the Florida
war for which understand the Government somo time
age awarded and paid him 81 900
This. 1t seens. was not enough, and new claim for
damages of&z.oeo0 was SET up end the services Of
the distinguished counsel alluded to onpaped to prosecute
the claim before the Treasury Department.
MIR. McCoIough tina Comptroller of the Treasury,
took the subject up scc'ndam orem and after riedly
scfunsng every part and parcel Of the and masking
yeunlnous. clear and conclusive report on the sub
wiuoh occupied bis tine night aud day r several weeks
deciaed ttat 81 $50 would te full and sufficient com
Ponsalion for damages in the matter THIS DECISION the
SECRETARY OF The iaeasnry has approved and san,tone
Much praise is said to be due To Mr. Nj Cullough the
research he has given and The rmnoss he haa exhibited
in this extraordinary case.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-10
GEN. TANLOR IN kENTEcY

An mmtnse meeting Of the citizens Of -.
Kentucky. Vas lfed few evenings sinrs -, sSIe.
the spntaneHus nomination of Gen TayIa far A. ~ md
ssncs pade by the people all the country ), rs
winch VIM. J. Graves, Esp fl'merly the d,s,,n;'
member OF Congress from that District preeidoj7 td
meeting, which exhibited extraordinary l,-,t he
thnsasin. adopted series Of resolutions whbo, en-
recounting the gallant deeds Of Gen. Iaylor = 1'"r
that they ''reeDgnlze in him nd Judgment uns,
Prudence, anda Than finnness of purnas,,, 'oi
That he has shown not only the highest mil,,r 'h'
ha capacity. and consistency and strength or SALT
ter thai can be relied under all circumstance no
station which he may be hereafter eallri TO fiji any
therefore resolve: ihey
THAT We the people of Louisville and JelI,,rs,u
". where Gen Zachery TAYLOR as passed tlo oouo-
portion Of his life. and whore he has been y, xo ser
fun ms earliest childhood amising his great
worth. his unosientat simplicity and his sf "e
rlty, most heartily and cordially aud unite in '
loud swelling many toned voice of popular aaciaa VI
liqde, and enthusiasm which is bearing him on Is
Chef Mag STACY of the Republic 7" Mo
That, IN the opinion Of this Ineeting the life on,
aeier OF Gen. Fay lor furnish guarantee that "a D.
dent he will administer the government with IN a esl
gle to the common good, that he will not abuse IN; SIN
by furnishing freedom Of opinion and that in n, ,''h
to Office he will look 10 the qualifications of bnao
capacity. consgnng to the sleep OF death the erIns ana
maxim. TO the yctors belong the spoils' party
''l'fa' while we hope that an honorable na,oo
speedily conclude the with Mexico. vet if :, nay
continue until the period of the next Prcsden,;a "
General lay or render mlre imporant s's u0
10 his country at the capital at Washington lb,, =; |
Halls of the Monemnlas.'' " :" INC
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-10

lhe NosaarhRscHs Scnate rejected, by a vote of 1
to ID, resolutions which had passed the House tond1
ing tha KS To Gen TAYLOR aud his brother Officers ,
Their gallant conduct Ia the field. The vote we consi5
er dls9raccinl to the body in which was taken Fart
lelsm, OF the most ultra and unreasoning kind. has !
tar deeper hold than We had supposed upon the popular
hlnd OF the old bay State II such action this On the
part o the Senate meets the appreciation ofhe people.
Massachusetts has indeed fallen from her hiob .s,.
She has ceased to honor yaor aud herosm on the foJ
ol battle
Both branches Of the Legislature passed resolutions
deaoancog the war, the annexation Of Texas the lsi,
luton Oh slavery &c sc Before they adjourned they
would probably. but fr want Of time have passed sen
protests against the Deluge, the Fall Of Adam and tho
absorption Of raeow. The spirit of the orator Of the
human race Anacharsis Cootz. seems to have erend.d
upon the law makers Of Massachusetts, The I.oyisla-
tuFe adjourned on Monday. aera 'latorious s. sson
y. / Conier.
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THE LATEST NK,yS FROM TIE ARMh
&TtIISI


ThoI} .tnorc Sun u yesterday has SOM information
by she last arrival ffoa Nca Cruz. mol hefsee given
Along the pssscs of the aara RAJ. the Mexican, had
erected series u Notifications extending With oe'7s QUA
intervals narerl -nfts 1h,, ea--od q aHsh', coz
,racisa. but oGicent. stockades occupied by Nflads
a men Or dragons # the reeauHneslng expedition,
amounting 10 spmc $40 number. sscm- diztnoonted
and scTaahng p the heights aiiarkeJ'ba isfru'4i9as
ge mo- aud dnlye the ahead Live seated s4rcp
Gen. Tnirgs moved forward II takc lie Iass Of te1o
6serioon zlll2h Apfi. ngi found strongly iJhsd
tba he had la igea u has camp ri e night Pc ,edlng
where he Was Joined rs Gruoml Patterson with JYH1
M on the evening 81 lhe 18Th. making the ioro teie
ahsli t0ll ms4 viii which the suns account says II
vas intended a. sitaeI Ccrro Gnrdo the iii Santa
ANA had ahaui l-101dnon under his command 1T terro
6aldo. and aI.gut 7u9a 81 5000 II JalaTa.
4 ictior from Capt Hughes II The Typographical En-
zneers al era Cruz. sstfs that beucra Patterson be
inz suck. Gen rwig proposed . attack the ea' u} Oh
The th but Inc TresuHes uiaefs woat sent 10 hun 10
await li4a arm, i al eaneral >ratf. Vs oNpee
III would fefrh die camp ~ the It'll, tat. H. says
was believed great h5tlo would be fought sonn al
laappa OF loW miles the other slde at pas called
II Haya Nothing setieas Weuid occur, he supposed,
al Ccf7l Curd1. as it eandhc TUNED.
1t Col 1oluson's feeanuo.auee. on dc morning II
Ii. l3dh, was d5nns aad beautiful i, is sad. lie az
preached within musket range of fhe enemy and VS.
wounded IN tho leg ani arm. NJ homes we've bro
hen, aud the physcians declared hls Worries not NOR
IA.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-10
a. crlllal. 4 vii te pr

Administration ts >ytics Is csilllad. II viii PC pro
detife Of ge btneit 10 the wWd At large as wei as
10 the Unei Siars Twill be by lar the shortest ami
mas direct fonfe between the United States ana our
territories on lie Pacific II viii Stimulate the resources
anl ertions not onls a, thu weston SIDE Of the Amer
can eoainent Ln Of he eastern poran Of Asia aud all
the intermediate islands III the Pacific.
The Narioual intellgeneer. in publishing Mr. i,ai-
lass letter. protests against the widening Of our terrific
rial limits 60 The extent which the Administration aud
Mr. Dal- are supposed desire. and thinks that the
shirt If N,srs was not greater curse the weafe Than
such an ovensi,n of limits waHld be l. the Pofe ot the
; ates aad Territories which coIap1se Il is nga.e
Rich Times
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-10

school committee recently visited district school
IN arrd Co Conn, 10 witness the proficiency lnsdo by
the scholars =
During the Rotations, grammar class exer-
cising from Pollock Course Of Time Upon which
the teacher asked the committee man il he ,coutd her.
Foaoch, which declined. After the school VA,
dismissed he said he should have taken the Pollock,
but he did not like to eat before many girls'"
his story Is from the Couralt, which further gv.s
ua to understand that the man was elected simply bs
cause he - belonged to the poty.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-10

New York ieterin the Philadelphia Inquirer says
Within few days a business Of very novel cha
ter has been commenced in this city by enterpsng in
qenlons man. 1t is nothing less than marriage broker
age business. The gentlemen who has commenced it
says ct Is formed r the purpose of both sexes in forming
honorable and well suited connexions for marriage
That such plan he says needed must appear to tho
mind OF every rational person." ltanything undet
the sun can be produced think this shows that New
\ ofk do il.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-10
GEN. TAYLORaS APPEARANCE

corcspondentofa Philadelphia paper thus describes
old "RDugn and roady.''
The General is not , feet or s inches hob is
stout and luchaes to corrulency would weigh should
uhh near -u los aad the most prominent thing about
am IS an unusual shorlness OF legs. When he is sitting
ne !eohs ihe tall man--not when standing His
lace Is intelligent aud 1t is usually lit up by benevolent
smile. tie Is IA the habit when speaking to any one.
OF partially closing his elt eye His hair is rra, oi
9nz1}. In one word gentleman, if you can imagine a
PLAN old Pennsylvania farmer, who has farm raid for
worth aouuu, and nothing else in the word-an indc-
pendent. JlNal don't care afg kind Of an old conn-yon
n2Fe ,e'a Haek before you. One word now as 10 The
Presidency. ''
Nheh the army last summer wasal Matamoras. > Mr.
heeder q hnk,) hom Baltimore came there to dstrib-
Ua medals to the non commissioned officers and solicrs
who had distinguished themselves at Palo Alto &C. II is
reported that while there, Mr. r. inf rmed "od Zack''
at he had been nominated by some persons ia n York
Tor the Presidency. The old Generals reuIy was char
a'tetis9c- MT. Reeder, don't want i'll have no
other or higher ambition than t. remain -, o bc,l
''1'' il'e army. nave always considered my self an
''"'s' 'hal-n} neghboTs consider u.e-bul were
To aeeepa nomination, there are pers,ns who VOID ,
me every thing that is bad and others who would saw -
me As they sad OF General Harris m that neyt 80,
"i'Mh Two nlles Of field Of battle Nol nod dom,
want ~ don'tW it," Wv"
MR. MAFFIrn EPosrp-Wes stated about two months
Ut very grave character had been pre-
ioteu against the Rev. j. \ Ms1lit since which no bo
had bus hearing before the New ork CIV con(r,ao r.
the Methodist church aud The result is tbo, ho ha tn
ueoseo from the ministry an9 cut off from church q INV
sup ne 'ecison and sentences Of he conference nm
i9 seIla'd by Bishop janes have been read in all tho
View lofh city Methodist Auf. he's NM , ~ ''''
"ds se.hg lnseae ''' ''' '''i
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-10

ORR ARMS EVERY WHERE TRt MILITANT
Ne have tho plrasafe says The ln,ou) Of publishing
At sst something like an QGcia account Of Donphan
flefoy
MONTEREY. Mexica, April l. 1917.
sn,ar Nair 80 w have just received the e1ical ae
c9unt Il the capture Of thhuahua. hy CD. Donphan,
with $50 MssYurans He met the ouruy At Sacramen
to twelve plas north Of the city ard dispersed them i'm
medaeiy killing s woundinr sereIa hundred and taking
len pieces Of aHlcY Oar Inss IS sid to be only three
If four.
Very sincerely
-. III \ TER I ( Army
"N7jF Lloyd J. Beall, Payn.asler t. s Army, Mat
am1As, Ncxra"
Aonr with ihc above letter We lay before our renders
the following arclc Nheh extract from In Amer
ean onecr.' pnhshed At Monterey. by Aiessrs Ons5w
and ncc, % the I.ih April.
From the Monterey Pioneer
thousand cheers f3r MIss5ur-A ql1rioas victory
Three hundred MeNltans Killed aud five hundred
wuundel-Ouly ene Amorran Killed, one m5rall9
wounded AMI seven slightly &C hhaIhua IN possession
Of the American army.
On the 2sth Fc1raarr. Col Donjhan. with one rc9
mcut ut mounted men and twelve pieces of artillery vi
men in allall volunteers from Ms4,uri-.can, in CON
taet with 300 ArNeans at hp pass Of the Sacramento
fyer, fifteen miles from Chihuahua and CALAMITY rcpul
nd hcn, lnsln! only hno mon IA killed and wounded.
while that III The enemy Is cight huiared lie ais, rap
iafed ten pieces d artillery. together with large quau
uiF 81 supplies and io1k firy prisoners,
Mexico vii now surely bolieYe that Ar, not mere
~ fighting, santa ANN says fof grandeur but for an
elty and aa hauJrblo peace And although There ar
III 81 ~ the I :. who delight 10 den1nuce tho Admins
lfa1n hq having cnsaeed the cnnuy In an unnecessary
sna cruel waf. and hes np who do everything IN thef
power io render ''ad aud couior 10 the enel6y they
mat met dnh thr vii not or eaunot be- carried ON
hf n1r gnreThmfoi on The contrary. they must be well
awaro thai the government hss hut unfold her banner
n nr uoeh' aud hrr s7ns VIII eagerly hnscn ia support
a,eFen "a f5} around II and sustain It on ,ho walls of
the Mont zenas. VI Il he necessary 10 carry he that
hfnn Mexico. To- conquer peace. Mexico should also
kne" that tausH who pose thus hut few; that
hsF have no weight ar influence 40 the parry and
community IN which He moro sensible and patriotic por
lion Of lhem allow them II mlnlie but before this war
u eadod thtse reckless dspsCrs o( their country Inter
cts viii wish that they had, IN The easo washed thcn
sefes N ihe waters oI patriotism, and ON republ
oans
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NEW SlsEgsSG GOOD.

s. GJGGiNIiEIAlER & BROTHER.
Z AVE just received from the northern cites, tbs
u handsome st stock Of Hfr.f
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS,
which they have offered consisting of articles en-
rely new, and of the most fashionable styles 10 when
qey ask the attention Of their friends and the public gen
rally as well worthy Of examination. Their asset
ment Is large and Heyery variety and they pledge them
selves To sell the reasonable to all VINO
ma} favor them with acall.
March 22--2m if
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From The Richmond Times
THE ELECTION IN TUE TWELFTH Dis


AS conclusive evidence Of the incorrocincfs and linus
tee Of The Tuquirtrs mputation that the election Of Mr.
Preston in the 18th district was due To fraudulent means
rcs'ried 10 by his friends copy from the Finrss-
Tie Demoerat, which is published in III tho counties
where leu Chapman was Wofst supported. the follow
ing remarks upon the result II will be Observed that
no allegation is made OF unfair appliances. and tic sim
pie fac admitted HAT Democrats didnat take interest
on"ush IN Gen. Chaans to take the trouble OF
voting ior HIM. " hat was Lire cause Of ther apathy
when It well known that the canvass was one IL ran
interest and excitement may well bo subject Of engni-
n.y..
The general and correct EXPLANATION will he that these
inactive Democrats were, for strong reasons dissatisfied
with the administration and thrr party and were nlil
ocot To- they did not really dere, Mr. prcslons cleo
ton.
I'om he IB,castr Democrat
The elections arr oyer and truly disastrous havo they
been. Tho Democrats Of Virginia Were in n proper
mood to he defeated This Spring Notwithstanding lie
success e their measures in Inc Federal LEGISLATURE
and the DISTINGUISHED public spirit of the Virginia egs
Ioure. in which ihey had iree majority the canvas
ol"ned and found them torn with disAnans or mheNaTn
IN The cause. In no other the Democracy Of If
gina ba defeated. When they present an undivided
front then opponents are always defeated. Let this be
wornlng-let us beware of too much confidence in onl
numhers-let the old and faithful motto Of 'cvcrv thing
or principles and nothing Tor men," again cheer us on
ot concilaon, harmony and zeal for our principles he
the bond ot tnon, and we will come AGAIN In the field
and wear the laurcs oiyctory Let our opponents
cons e themselves with tho reflection that the Demo
Gratis are vauqulshed, their principles extinct, w
have suffered ingorous defeat hut that will only MAKE
our principles more clear 10 and lead us to greater
sacrifice for their success.
In l'oetour ale badly heateu-tho Wings came il
solid phaanx to the Polls. while the Democrats RENAME,
at hono The vote east in }oeiour shows that nothing
Ike the whole Democratic vote was given Ii stands
for Chapman 3i5 for Preston l3n all COS votes police
IN the county. In ISL, this county gave Mr. Polk 60
and Clay 39t-n al 2OS9. This shows falling OF
from the vote Of ii Of i3-n whch there are doubt
less several Nhies-but certainly more than enouel
Democrats to have secured General Chapman's eec
ton.
The Democrats Of Roanoke have done noby--so hay,
they IN Pocahonas. lu Of the Wing counties h,
Democrats have stood up maufully but ii ayaled not
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For Breuncu-Iy,,t -

"''' I'M
ia Il ne superior eaPperod Ship FIR AK
k5E3 IN LIN, Capt Stsnwuod viii load at CIV
tsSs~ss.ss34f Point, for Bremen. without DELAY. For
ds@et2s~eSs freight. please make early application To
Tho subscribers in Richmond n -
HENRY IUDLAM & co.
~ Liberal advances made on CONSIGNMENT. If Son,
or ! obaece to address -four friends in Bremen
Wv! ~ II. /. 4 Go.
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Passengers Arrived.

osporoPacke ship Prince AIbsrt-A Nc Dougall Misses
il, McDousal Catharne McDougall, sus anna McDou.
gall, and Master Nc Doug servant; NJ Sagger Mas.
Tor agger Mrs saRger child md Mobile; James
Weber Eng; Rhosdes Mrs Rhoades; Stokes Brock
Ign; TA faP.aa s',tim9,s Wem.s Germany; g Sill
LIvERrooL-PscEet Sh,p West Point--John McNabb Mr.,
Men bo Miss MARI mith Of van,; mes dyson Gre.
Jsbsx Lyman. Geo ,uk, Demerara; Mss Walde
Mary Walde Ph,ladelrha Charles Mogg, eland Rev Mr.
Lau once Jabez Coffee leland DR. Crew, lady and child.
England.
LVERPooL-Pncket snip Prince de JonvlleJ Dunning,
New York; DR. West England-ll7 ia the steerage.
HAvRE-Ship Ellen Broot s-Ml dimc Lomba Drieleo Mr.
Mnrden-i78 in the steeragc.
ANrwERr-Shp Edwiaa-Cspt Carl Won Forstuer, Mad
Julie, Mcssdames Mathd Marie and Anna Mrs Julius and
Alexander, OF Stuttgart. 2n8 in sleersge.
BnEMEN-sbip Emma-Mr Rser, Mrs Wolff and daugh-
ter, Mr. Jungh, MIR Large and child, Mr. Samson3 in the
steeraae.
NEwcAsrLE-Shi, TslbotJohn Dennisl in the steerlge.
HAyANA-Ship Adelade-P COnroy Palasoo.
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AMBafCAN hOf2L.
III: Icy ~ s;.:, NV Hs
Rockiand.
Sss: @s
F Ryt. ss' EIs ss
Granger. vermont; Nj and NJ Wsiise: Moasreai:
KaD nssca 5 ss D
9 raa family
Es%Sis bfoss fh I1a Ses. d So George
OF Paul canandagqa 9 Morton Boston; M Story. Nor.
sSsh siM Ssf .sna
FRANKLIN HOUSE.
M as No 3sai;f
KnSwl, =, Troy; Ball Apaachicola; Bahydt, \ York;
'Ss % asa
HOWARD HOTEL.
as~i T sss.s ?s it,.
ss. rs:iIs i;
.sn Yksf os
NORTHERN HOTEL.
Hubhsr S and lady Oneida county; Pqyis Canada
G E$, H:$ fss!
JUDsoN'S HOTEL.
Holbro9k Boston; Cowperthswi,e Phadelphia;
aence; Taft do; Wilce1in,, Gepgia; 9 Barker, New
Boston; Mitchell. WaseSbeTy; q Hodge, New YORK.:
Parsons ship Kate Hunter; sim New York; Alex Ur.
quhast, Montreal.
RATHBUN's HOTEL.
Jas CoU'sne5 saIstog, Lieut. smith, Typographical En-
Aubarn Cary, do; 4 + Carr. Beeye; NJ Smith, do;
81 Johns NIB; Calleder, Buffalo: wallace Philad, iphs
\ Lsven, do 0r,wod, DO; w Kasson, New York;
Hubbard buffalo; Hobr ook, do; Macy, Philadelphia
TAYLOR'S HOTEL.
Brown, Brewster New Haven; T Worden, Cincin
natl; u w Chase, Maryland
WESTERN HOTEL.
Pratt Fort Edward; e HalbeIt II Hslbert Glberts.
ville g or on SIdney Plains; 8 WEIGH. Ashve;
Goodwin, Eric. Pa; MIS- j W Hitchcock, Curry, OHIO;
Thsyer. Bnghampon Piqueite. Detroit; Mott 81 Law:
Thompson, Baltimore.
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Arrived.

Arrived.
Packet ship Pass ASfy London Sept 49, P0r
Packet ship Monlea Dizzy. London a days, to Harbeck
t e s ss S.1 a. os
Packet shp West Point Allen, Liverpool Sep, 49, with
%S fe.a baa s.'s asSs .sas'
qss y'sb ship Thos Perkins OF Boston, bad ~ same time
ship Thom1 DeieIson Latham. Liverpool 20 days. to W
Wedge, Of Baltimore from Liverpool ai lat n 70. lon
h'snSILI
depha lat lon g. wished TO be reported SID co from
9sa Tass' Ss% ships Me-
Of
q 4 s.psSs'sss y heavy s;i:s from n
nd ps IA ds: nothing
Snip Thoma. Bennett Sherman. Antwerp. September &C. to
Ar Aa. ysrg 2, day.; Eprsn, !,
s1sssnssd h gaze from SsE and ending
Ss vi,
- days with m oSs e %a,s' ssa inst. g. miles to
iss INST lat lon whale ship sho wing assaa
"5 s isa Hedge Hs ast s
inst lat Ion ke ship john Barring 10 days from
Bsmsa .Sp Emma E.tsidt Bremen. As days..to Paven
shp AIDE aide. Adams, Havana Oct 10 TO spoaord Tiles
shp NsS ossn VIM
Snip illam ray Crosley Savannah 10 days. to m,ster
ship Indiana shapter New Orleans, Sept 30 to Stanton
ship Lucas Outerbridge New Orleans days to Ogden
Bark Hamlet Bartlett (of Bostop) Pierce st Jago do Gu
Lincoln fo rndad de- Cuba an co 0's' '0'
Bark Thornton Choate. Liverpool. 20 days. Will
iiams Guion-62 passengers 49,
Bark Phlura Allen Belfast 2s days Foster Nickeson
Bark Canton, Long Neuvtas. 10 days, to Harmonys
Nephews Co. Sid in CO brig Caroline, Hubbard for New
Venezuelan brig Napoleon, Debrot Curacoa 20 days. with
md,e, to FouAe K Son Lett sche Regina Hill OlmNsd
Tor New York days; schr Pol lock just 18th ins LAT
Brig Hyder Ali Martini Havana lsdny. to sturses Co.
Brig Ann Maria Ratclif, Neuvtas, Sept 81, to Holt
British brig Pi,cstore, Byne. Sydney. to order.
British brig Pursuit. Kendriek, City Bolera 81 days. to
Brig ndasy Pike Turks Island Is days. with 1000 bushels
salt to Il Town " Co, New Haven.
Brig Tuscany Prince, Hull 3s days, to Young, Hankins
Brush brig Conquest, Stuart, Pesboro via Norwalk
Whine {.
@ sw sSy Msns sssseT
Br schr Sea = ssnl Left brig Nary Ann, just arr only
Am Sept 27th. spoke Sp bark -. hom sisal for
sch Sea Hilton sisal 81 days Bouchaud Thebaud.
schr Michigan. Terry, BALTIMORE days, to johnson
Lowden.
schr Havana, Mesoken, Riehmond, sdays
Schr Martha Maria Clarence. Salem. ) days.
Schr Fashion, Kelly, Boston, days.
s sehI M Hspy aadas
schr frank Lewis, Baltimore, 4 days.
Schr Bergen, Cole, Pc teDburg, 6 days
Below.
Also Also tss ships bsrts sii brig Wind EsE.
Packet ship Constitution for Liverpool lays anchor
North River bound Also several Quare rugged vessels