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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-07

rR. THE GRAND UNION RALLY or the Friends
Of Ireland in New York takes place at Vauxhall
Garden this evening. That it will be the largest
and most enthusiastic public meeting held IN this
City since 1874 we cannot doubt. We trust all the
subscriptions and collections for Ireland since the
last meeting will there be announced, and very
large collection taken up. Within three months
Ireland will be land OF graves or of freemen'
II she only had money and arns-stil more, if all
those who would Joy in her struggle beneath her
banners could but stand together this day armed
on her sol-there could not be doubt of the re-
suit As il u.s. there IS doubt, but effort must be
relsxed--no sacrifice spared on that account by
those who rejoice in the uprising of enslayed
nations majestic march of Freedom 1t is
the last despairng effort ofs people enslaved for
centuries, who have suffered more from tyrannic
rule than any other nation that ever saw the light
Of the sun. II crushed now, Hope for them is
extinguished for ever.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-07

Mr. Stephen A. Douglass OF Illinois, having re-
turned 30 his seat from his eectioneering tour for
Cas- and Butter III uiv a--.,h has renorfed 10 the
eenate the House bill organizing the Territory Of
Oregon, retaining the inhibition Of Slavery, but
adding declaration that this is done becaase NE
gon Is entirely north Of the Missouri Compromise
hne-36' 30. This, if acceded to- is TO be cited
and relied on as a negative pregnant-a denial Of
the rghtful pow err Of Congress to prohibit Slavery
south Of the Missouri line. Mr. Douglass in his
New Orleans speech warned the Louisiana slave
holders to trust no candidate for President though
one Of themselves, who was not publicly pledged
30 veto the Wilmot Proviso, declaring that he
IA Northern doUghface) would support no advocate
of that Proviso. Being forbidden by the tined
6rmness Of the House to hope for the direct
Of the Slavery Compromise in this Congress, he is
now pursuing his cherished purpose by indirec-
ton and chicsne, hoping 10 force the Free Soil
men into voting for bis proposition under penalty
of being held up to odium as interpreting obstacles
10 the organization of Oregon.
What the champions Of Free Soil in the House
will do with this proposition in case it passes the
Senate we cannot say. That it is unfair and I'M
Just, we need not urge. All that the advocates Of
Slavery Extension into the New Territories can
reasonably ask is a stipulation that the enact
rnent of the Free Soil ProvsO with regard to
Oregon shall not be construed as precedent, nor
as settling the principle with regard to New Mexi
co and California. To so much we could readily
counsel assent. But to ask us 10 assent that Sla-
very is excluded from Oregon solely because said
Territory lies North of 36' 3O is to ask us to con-
osde that all U. G. Territory South Of that limit is
of right Slave Territory; and this is more than
Gen Cass's Illinois lieutenant has any right to
ask Of us. We would. concede any thing but
principle to secure the organization of Oregon,
bat this is too much.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-07

MOLLY DOM, WISCONSIN The Legislature
Of Wisconsin has passed through every stage a
bill exempting the Homestead of Family from
sale ON execution for debt The area exempted,
we believe, is forty acres in the country, or a
quarter Of an acre in village. The final vote in
the Senate stood 4 to in the House, 80 to 25.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-07

NORTH CARoLISA.-We hardly know whether
10 credit the Telegraph's report that MIR. Manly
tWhig) has been chosen Governor Of North Caro-
lns, also Wing Legislature, each by reduced
majority, or disbclieve the whole. The Tele-
graphic returns, procured at heavy cost, have
been so laundering and worthless, that we place
little dependence on the general conclusions OF
the parties sending them. The s35 majority for
Reid reported as given in Moore County should
have been Nash, IVetr and Ueir'ceH Counties, in
some of the Telegraphic returns we cannot GER
tainly translate. The fact that Orange is tied on
Senator and about the same on Governor) and has
elected three Locos to one Wing to the House. OF
itself bespeaks doubtful result. In nearly all
the Counties, from which we have clear returns ,
the aggregate vote is light, and the falling off tw
thirds ON the Wing side. Looking only at the re-
turns before us we should say the chance of the
Csss party quite as good as the others.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-07

sAsDss SARsAPARILLA-The exposure and ireguisny Of
diet which necessary concomianIs OF many kDfs Of
business fruitful Of cutsneous and gnn6ds
diseases Persons subjected such exposures and Ifese
ares frequently experience sweings q the glands q DO
neck and chest and sometimes these break and give ne 70
troublesome and unseeIniy ulcers called scrofuions
other instances obstinate nammaons Of the eyes OF OF Ias
ears, and enIptons Of the head, the conseduenc
Those individuals whose occupations render them pecnnsuy
liable to such diseases, who have constitutional pfeos
position thereto will find SAsDss saTsspas an ed11eps
preventive or they actually suffering under hess o.
any similar malAdies, speedy safe and certain femcsJ
bote taken occasionally Will generally keep The skn -
and glands clear VI disease and regular course WIZ WIN
equal certainty, remove IL already developed
Prepared and soid, Wholesale ana REAL, o. y, -
SANDS. Wholesale Dggfsts 100 Fulton. corner OF "nsS
O.. 2z3 Broadway and n East Broadway, New-Yorh -
also by Druggss generally throu boat tho Urited 49,
Pnce 81 per bottle. or six bo,i!es ioF IS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-07

ssscpofl-' .
Pr Doc. No. il2, Sd Session. 25th Cong. p. 10.
10. The reqaislron drawn on the Treasury in "a
vJr Of Gov. CAss, no. Soo.l dated ne 2lst
JAY 1882 about year after his sppoint-
menf as Secretary % War, 10 sell the al
legged balance due him on account Of the
same page s55,g75 %
II. The enforcement the said account by Gov.
Cas-. then Secretary Of War. sfer the pay
ment OF the said requisition OF s35.075. FOR
the balance alleged 70 BE- due him, By which
the final settlement Of the said account was
suspended. owing TO . the peculiar position
inwhch The Gov. Cass) stand in relation 10
The Department and whereby ih- fna get
fifsieI As suspended uuUl t1e sh Gay ~
DeccnDsr l8J7 wneu Il Is finally closet,
- spPears BY he leSef ol Wm. b. Lewis,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-07

LHdg Cook, arrived yesterday in four days from La
gusyrs- We earn from the captain that Gen Paez,
the fsvore OF the people has more the ascenden
ey At the last accounts he had gone 70 81 Thomas to
purchase vessels In order form feet with which ne
intends sailing 20 MArscabo, and thence TO Caracas
Business was extremely dull at Lsgusyra; the mer
chants closing their stores account OF the IN
settled state OF the country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-07
eds maioriy....3,35l: Folks ditto. ~.
Reds gain in II Cos......6s6.
III conntia. Letore Leard from

Reds minority 1908 Polk in do....'76.
Total 20 Coz, Reid ahead, 1924 Polk in do. 3,5il.
Net Wing loss. 1913.
~ Tbs is from one fourth to one-th.rd of the
State, and Clays majority in the whole was
3,94j. Probably Manly is elected, but by small
majority Our few returns look as if the Senate
might be Loco-Foco, but the House and Joint Bal
lnf Win.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-07

r. CoSeREss has yet eight days left in which to
finish the business OF this most protracted Session.
II has already been talking eight months, and bids
fair to effect the passage Of the needful sPProPn-
alton bills and little else The gross and ndeien'
sible defects Of the Tariff Of 46 remain untoucheu
nothing has been done, nor is likely to be- WIN
regard 10 the Public Lands partial Postage ana
Post Office Reform has been passed by the House
only no APPROXIMATIONS for the improvement OF
Rivers and Harbors have yet been mace no Be'
neral Retrenchnent Of Expenditures has been
seriously attempted. There will yet be Con-
z,... which will do better than this.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-07

~ The True SnH and Herald feeling deep
interest in the OF the Free SOIL movement are
very apprehensvc lest the Free Soil party should ruin
their prospects by the nomination OF the sage Of Lin
denwald
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-07

~ Hon. J. VI. BERRIEs of the U. s Senate
was in Savannah the Let inst intending soon to re
turn 10 Washington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-07

~ wEDDIsG CARDS, Boxes for Cake, Enyelops, We'd
ding WATERS Silver Cord &C. cheaper than any other sof.
In the city, at J. EyERDELLs Premium Engraving Estab-
shnen 500 Broadway, corner Duanes si square above
Stewards Marble Store. jYiweod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-07

NoTIcE-To MERcHASTs-The line Of Telegraph be-
this city and Philadelphia known Houses Line
having been thoroughly repaired is now in good working
order Merchants and others nsy rely upon the speedy
and transmission Of their dispatches any Of the
Southern or Western stations by this line. Office Wslst
upstairs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-07

~ God Pens, Of every quality and price, wholesale
and RETAIL by B. l.. WATSON Co. Is Wallst Gold PEGS
and Pencil Cases In great variety The celebrated Rcheel
Pens sold only as above. God Pens repalred.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-07

~ Hon. ALIEN. THOMSON, formerly IN Congress
from Pennsylvania died a, his residence, in Chambers.
burg on the ID inst. aged %.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-07

YUoATAS.-The bark Fdre, Capt. FESsLEr,
from ssal brings dates to the 18th ult Capt r states
thar the whites have recently gained advantages
over the Indians Greet distress Continues t. prevail
among the whites, and some are dying Of s,Arvsol.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-07
BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ No place Of amusement In our city stands higher
both the character of lie entertainments the
respecaby OF the audiences who assemble there than
the American Museum This week the Lecture Room per-
formances will be unusually attractive. The Sable Brou
e Of tho best negro bands In the country engaged
and give lheIr performances ~ 81 and O'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-07

~ The cheapest and best place in the city to get good
Boots Shoes and Caters is at JoSEss "a Ann-st near he
Museum Ills best French Boots, - 81, second quality,
from 8 80 to 81 COngres Boots from g 80 % Slaui lw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-07

To FENALEs-The 0rsefeDberg Company wish 10 en-.
poy one or two females agents for Of their med
zines In various and cities throughout the United
States An agency will be valuable For farther psrca'
lars address the Company 81 Broadway, New YORK. tpos'
paid) au7 su
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-07

~ For the best and most widely circulated newspapers
Of the country B. PALMfs IS appointed the agent win
authority receive and receipt FOR subscriptions ana -
yertisements atordlng all the opportunity 81 saopag
safe and udicous system Of advertising Office in the tn
bune Buildings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-07

~ Col. JAMES s CALHOUN is the Wing candi
date for Congress in the lid District Of Georgia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-07

~ Hon. a. p MAURr formerly Member os
Congress hrn TENNESSEE, died at his residence wn.
hanson Co. W TIE 18th ult.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-07

~ Saw LovER is giving Irish Evenings, in
Wisconsia. We ase iAking Of The lTish evenings 10
NPPersy about these days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-07
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, MONDAY, AUGUST 7.

y The letter OF our Associate in Paris has
been necessarily printed in finer type than we
could wish in order to crowd it into this paper
We think those who read it, and compare the
views it gives OF French affairs with any which
may be obtained elsewhere, will hardly dissent
from our high estimate Of its value. EsPeci
ally all who take interest in the great ques-
tons Of the day relating TO the Rights and Condi
tons Of Labor, Industrial Organization Social
Melioration, sc will find this letter most instruc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-07
" AR RIED.
DIE d.

AT Albany "a INST BY Rev. Dr. w. H. Campbell W JO.tpl
TAYLOR, OF the firm Of John Taylor Sons, " Ma sA
FELIHOISfN, u Albany
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-07
Election Returns,

The Wing Almanac for lsis contains the Elec
ton Returns Of the different States for ls47 The one
for s45 contains the Presidential Election Returns for
1874. Price l2l cents. For sale a; this Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-07

MAX THE DIFFERENCE ,-Pretens0ns may deceive o1i
cannot heal Tie intrinsic merits Of Foss's COMPOUND ~
TRACT or YELLOW Dock AND saRsAPARLLA Is It's clam
These 10 few months win cad 10 he utter suppression Of
those preparations identical Ia objecinot 90 N
essence.
The proprietor has prepared this compound for The p'
practice OF most eminent IhyseaHs who have use'
with the most disiing4hed The witnesses 10 ~
virtues healthy thousands Of al ranks and ages 10 @
cityfonnerly suffering from the forms OF cs
pepsis- rheumatism, scrofaa kings evil liver coplsr"
with It's diversified symptoms, pslpiis,ion Of The bear
asthma, the most inraetable diseases Of tho skin, and AZ
diseases arising from impure o. the blood, e'nT
hereditary or constitutional.
Be not tempted BY bottles from the purchase
THIS oAy cure One spooafvi Is equal in strength 10 ns
pint ofany other advertised preparation and nnmeasafe'y
superior In virtue; whilst, In addition to this each oole
guaranteed. The genuine has the facsimile Of Gkosss
foss on the wrapper ofeseh bottle,
Prepared and sold, wholesale and n ososss
Foss Phm1naceaiis. ie5 sarng-st crst SALIVA
Ct Also .,,r sale by a. II. Googt 4 G.
Bleecser.ss ard corner East Brcssv ~ sns, % " u
Price g. per NJ rls OF On totlss ~ -. wn1
te coaL ~. wfh .nc.asei, VII VI Pfvf y ''" sF
l BY express
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.


Arr Liverpool OF r. Man Peasants. MsssPp, Charles AM
NAPOLEON Bttroe ll. Susan Owens, do loih Nm LsraDee
Bos,an Naomi Charleston lIth Hopey, o. Gcogsn da
o Mobile Attoi Lord do 1t Sarah Bridge NOteah
s Hcks DO a'h. EInoeth to General Taylor MON
F.n0e So. rt and Boston Do llth queen
, pt Rhode. l0 Brothers, Richmond Sailed 7t
Robert FULTON Baltimore Ward Chapman staten Island John Pan
Boston t Mnthrop, DO 2th, Caisrne DO; lsh ssno
act Charleston l, Howard Mobis lltl kIsbeth NOneau
Jane. Cray Gpsey, III Enterprise MON !O Sarah
sands Liverpool 90; = mnetry, DO l3 Anbssadfess ao
h zodiac, Phaielplai lh, Pension Savannah l5ia Laurel
savannah. 7th, Lord Maidstone, DO
Bosion ah lincoln John Murray, Nfok Athorp DO
h Grecan Lousa Bliss do 9Th Arthur PoAerint Norfolk
stl. Cortland, Philadelphia 49,.
Az At Amsterdam. 81 MT. Nathaniel Hooper, Niars
Arr az Bordeaux. % INST, Hope, Nfors.
Arr a. Chn-talsani. sept ls, Aurora Nlors
Arr a. snors. sept 10. Abatfoss NiorA
Arr a. 90 an Achmeies NYors. 7h. Zebrs DO sslei Ln
Arr Al Hsvre 9th mt SPLENDID NYofs sth. NYork, DO
Ar Al Bristol 9th INST Aenp Hsfteok. Niort
Arr m the CLYDE inst Hudson Nlofk lOih trah >"t i
sai led 9TH. Msdavsska. DO.
ArratGmseseud. eth inst Westmuster, Nlors
Az al Belfast, 7th iust MARY kuudlsii, Nlon
Arr Al fouthal 7th INST, lfiumphi MON , .
Aust Wsrrsnpont. I'll INST Margaret, Nloh sssd ow mo
Ar At Dartmouth sth inst Foscs Helena, NiofA.
Nordeu. Niok aud sailed Tor stolAh'n
Sal ed nth. Roscoe. Nlcrt. -,
AR Al n-nCk oh. Nathan Hal, NlorA lNh "eu MOI
Auat Dublin. i0th Helena NNork. aud llu ior 90 ..
Antwerp, 10Th INST, Peter HsttftA, MOI HH"' 'u
Massachusetts. NNork.
sal~s from Plymouth. 81 inst CotId-. Nlofk
Saed m Dosleds 9th at. AtrAne Cam. NlorA go
sailed m Southampton sh INST, steamer niei 'ste' MOI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26
TOR EIGN NJ A r X 4 T S
European Corn Trade.

LONDON O. IA urng he ga, ~rsa mus-i b. sea
;u.st and respects inactive Al Nar>lfs, Monday
as; lie panels Of kngh Wheat taken a. a. soou
There svs demand for otsa, but change
sefl o o. Wctned tts business cone and he rates
No1ssy pas Nth r-llCtse he market ftay tng
,,..a3ed ere, Ted chiefly oonhned
soas Ngsc sA- - reduction uPon The rates Of Mon
1ay
LIVERPOOL OCT I've have % rrport TUESDAY We~k
1gfeasso s1rp Of Gran ADD fou cossi. and
hou The TAXED States ur~ad Of 9users OF naas
tos Corn M.x 1880
.sa Canada The sa9ors 70 ireland TIE continuing
81 sn5 lkey %
k.aersN sAcur Inc OF reportea
Inaas ofths su
-anv OF he pse hawk sod heorehan6 conna
lsfc ossr pressure he mskei
n. YESTERDAY ~e attended BY euye. 10
Corn ecs.d quarter he sth th reduction
With active cerAnt Anercsa eh- ~
"a. e snc yellow aSs % o So per - %
DCBIlS-ouf Graz market esc-fton Of Indan Con-
- os.r.s 4. Is. 10 a.. r-r a. 80 - has s.co-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26
NEW AND CHEAP BOOKS

'E'HE REpORrER or Pr ncgrsrhy sisprc ~ verhsar
4 fepcruug ~ iss.c fisman, London. Pre-7s ets.
Aarasl of fhonogrspny, ~ " ~ by sourd = cts
The Phouogr. pho Teacher. pnze essay on ne zee
method cf tsA,hng. 81 cts
u'csefbccsefs New.l ora. BY Washington Irving q
knickerhOcker sketch Book. BY 90 30 q %
kfAnk Forvs'-f's Fiet Sports. vcs tscht g.
The Mysteries ~ Ru..is from ne Fr-uch y cs
The Law yers Dau ghtrr. hy Joseph Alden q > s. %.
Kate Nssinghsm. BY Mss Pickering 3 cp
Lena Cameron. by Mrs CIsy 2,c.
Agnes, or the POSSESSED. ~ 7 : Arthur y cfs
The rlree Sisters. hy q Lewis aecs
Sslshisl Or re NsNirrinl Jew -
Tee Irish Skech Bcck BY " rhacserav - cfs
Frfsucn. IN Amsrcs. or Hifh.nfe mi New lofN = -
The Rsron-ts Daughter. by Nr. Grsy . cts
Fhrtsuon story offh- Heart by Casfetie Bury 2Sci.
The Image q his Father. a great book :, cts
Ameiis. q novel ~ Mis- Leslie -
Al thu Mas lines for November TON ready
The shove lo9 ether win 81 the and cheap p4hles
ions, wholesale ard retail BY sERFoRD co
oeS rs gAsor House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26
Liverpool Cotton Market.

sr,s, wrx Der lS-Wi The e1e-qton OF iaf
oess. ~hNh tocs s1ots 80, our sae o. pfes
tn Moose st supPoTunk te bgt ~e
ssS Of u essesnsN ns 40 iaA
ts5 aescron qss hss eoceuy co~
of- mas sns The seners sepFesse Of Al feon
securities Ia. hso mfnsnce upon anc 'uI s1f,s
AZ 3sers..on afsrs 10th here snc NA
". us hi. sd Of thngs vii coutnue must ceso l
-.,., ssd external 70 ts Cotton msrss tell =
ssss sioOt probsbe scFpy vel a. The eonun
5ces - regarded o~ pth tfoa NE So -
s Anecsn erop repes hat ie ADV eesoaa
nsUSaesr m ths the crop vi prove ar one
frese somewhat exceedn hat o. s yrsf IN il,a
tsA SO have been taseu On specusan ae
Ai s.a suras Bsas s EIPoFt sac. oi The
a II a O..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26
AUCTION SALES.

JOSIAH RICHARDS, AucuOnoef
ilY BANGS, RICHARDS 4 PLAT, stor-
dan Broadwsy.-Lib-rzl cash advances made on con
sgBmsnis for suction sses
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS Oct n and -
RAsE ASD VALUABLE BoOU--Au extensive and vsas
bio collection Vt English Books, including msny
and desirable works recently Imported ether IN seise
tons from ssye private lbarie. Among them stss
ing Old suhOIs story. Bios rsphy snd Theology wofss
Architecture, Antiquities. Mathematics. fho sOphy BIO
biography, Languages. Posry and the scjsncss, Suiy
Voyages and Travels old aud modern serTons, scarce
WORKS Art, aud many volumes exceedingly ounons snd
unique.
Ar PnvArg sALE.-Bohns Standard Library, Bohn's
Antiquarian Library, Bohns Scientific Library, bohns
Classical Library
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26
GENERAL. NOTICES.
r. FunernI of Hon. Dixon II. Ls,.i..-T

COmInee u The Common Council. sppOin-c Or maze A..
rsrsenels for the uuer.. oh-- g-ls = Hol IlXDg r.
LEWIS met a. The Mayors O1ce 81 eVenin. 10 iasa se
subject MO onsldersuOr.
~ conn. lee 30 Arrangements was sDf llte- I'd
The u -fIli- a-1 O1f Yellow .-isgrs. q ll. q r
Orders De deceased member AL other GIVE socf-
ur- genera w. and he Frelel ~ ne City 90
auerl ile f4cera
The Commits VIII be ll a-.rdsrce during ne -rao- VI
his Gay a. SO Cry L sd They request surh sl-e
les A. clO1s- 20 o % l- fr0c--siol ID give uC- e. e
s.lvelaH - place The Committee CONSISTS of -ts1t
Al LrL-a--- --. AZ. Cr---. ~ kg.---- u !.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26
domestic Ports.

BALTNORk. Oct Arr shp Cincinnati ttl1f NlqA 'ai-'
br,. Csnbnan Nsl-r. ngston. Jam o.,
BOSTON Oct24-C g. ships Corvo. rorhar tN'et ave IS
ard M.@ kn.-iou Jam D-se-nons knersou, Nurean. -
Th.cher Ffe.usn brs Poo Lecke Rotterdam hsnnon '
vsna. Nsfisl. Bnsnt. >oreaus &C.,.
NFW ORLEANS OctilArf ship. Nrstof hnss.l Boston %
San Ihouss do. bark Lsurs Leach, No Janee . o. ssps
l,. Ners Ro.oa A.. Winsor GsseoN. G-rtru1- Sherman
ll,rflocl -,-- 49,.
ttADFIPHlA Oct ss-Au bark Mary Das Lsst, MAsss
ca ~ 10 stephen Baldwin Pertains, Liverpool oafA L A--
Garsoo8 RIO Jauero OIL. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26
MARINE JOURNAL
- SEE M4RrIf J0URNAL. FOURTH PsGE a,

- SEE AsRnE JOURNAL. FOURTH P4GE a,
\ c.. L.. Fsa.s. johns gssnor-.
Bans . 2,aa Bennett N,sis " IAN saa'. h,,-isis Nss
b.. c5,s.,a ssls-.or Providence ws,h-s.on Curtis W.
SIR. s-s Reratla whe-.r Richmond ,aa Re Gls,t
Fase Bal Prosl.aes Coaneout. ANA. Baltimore
E5a BOZ o'-1 sS',. Sc L. Tee fAl'
soop Anssaan. Belize Pen..ool4
Propeller Antheso,e Alien. r. s5e.plls
Barge Porfos. Dfaas, Philadelphia
ARRIVED r sts,a,sP EaroPs Lo, l. .rPo.. Or - "a
DANISH Bernhard. H,saa. .us.r ora.' Ha. .rP.r.'c
81 sever. Wrstl.f. stove bu.vsrk.. g.
Prssn Ttsna Rooster Maass "a Boston IS asys WE
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sthr star L-vls, Boston. lsl.
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