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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-08-31

family.-We have men here from all parts
of the world, and it is cut-throat place.
There are above $4,000 persons in the mines,
and ship-loads constantly coming. The eli
mate of this country is not as pleasant as
anticipated. From correct information which
| have obtained, up al the mines the thermom-
eter is | 10 during the day, and goes down to
at night. think if live to return, my
home will be in Wisconsin. Gold is plenty
and as soon as / am satisfied, will return, if
permitted so to do. ] think shall be able
to make a respectable remittance this fall OF
winter. We leave on the Goth for the mines
This place is full of gamblers. / saw big
row this evening: Some Chilians beat an
American severely; afterwards, the Ameri-
cans assembled and chased them over the
hills, whipped one. and then returned and de-
mollshed the tents-two of the men swan off
TO a vessel. The sailors here have plenty of
money. and in fact, every man has his peck
cts ed,-laboring men and mechanics are
getting rich. A house that would cost $3.50
in Newly ork, including paint, is worth here
$4,000. Goods are piled up all along the
shore, and in the streets.-I must close.-I
would not advise any one to come here. un-
less he is greatly in want of money, as / am.
Your friend,
TILLEY.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-08-31
Y d EHEE.

IN pursuance Of previous notice, several citi-
zens met with Hon. T. Root. State superintendent
Of Public Instruction the 29th inst at The Court
House IN Mineral Point. Cyrus Woodman Esq
was called 10 the Char, and :. F. seabGry chosen
.ecrerary. Mr.. Root having stated the Oh ecf of
the meeting 10 he for the purpose OF organizing
CCUSTY EHUCATIoE oCIETT. II was thor eht adj
yisabie after some consultation TO adjourn to edge
vile. - hereuPon, motion of y. j. Nc Int.Ie
inc meeting adjourned to meet at Dodgeville on
the 22d of sept. next at Ii clock A. VI.
Il is desirable that all the superintendent Of
schools in the county OF Iowa be present on that
occasion; and questions of great interest win be
nresen ed tor the consideration OF the meeting it
Is hoped that every friend of complete system
Of Common schools, and the great Of Edu-
cation generally. VIII endeayor TO ariend. The
LADIES TOO, are especially solicited 10 give their
attendance and influence.
CYRUS WOODMAN, Chm.
S F SIlarrr. c. Y.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-08-31

the second number of this beautiful Literary
and Musical Journal, published by NJ. T.
Brockelbank s. Co, New-York. 1t is a very
neat semi-monthly of l6 pages, and recon-
mends itself to every lover Of music and po-
lite literature.
Cooley for August, richly laden with lis
usual freight of interest, is on our table in ad-
vance of all the monthlies.
There are several other works which we
had designed to notice this week, but must
omit them for the present.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-08-31

CHoLERA.-Since last Friday the following
persons have died OF Cholera in this town:
Monday 9th, Joseph James, Tuesday 2Sth.
Mrs. James, wife Of Joseph James same
day, Miss CatharincsWasley; Thursday 30tif
Richard Crocker Sen. Besides these, two
children have died during the week, but We
did not learn either age or disease. We alscs
have to record the death of Mrs EIizabeih,
wife Of Mr.. b. McEIhou of This town, who
died in Galena on Tuesday morning of Choi' :.
era. aud was brought to this place for inter !,
meDt.
We presume that many, even in this places,
will look for n much longer report this week.,
while a stranger in town would suppose thai.
the mortality of Mineral Point even exceeded
thst Of s. Louis at any time this season.:
Now, we would by no means wish 10 see our.
citizens manifest n stnical Indifference at suck
"A time as this, but The extreme panic which,
pervades this whole community, is much mors,
70 be dreaded than cholera itself Again We
would say TO all. keep coal. and pay 90 regart.
10 the vague reports in circulation. Do MOI
let fear bring on disease. :
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-08-31
TsGloS HGg U9Ug.


McGAUGHEY. whose nomination as Cover
nor OF Minn.sot was rejected by The Senate,
has been elected to Congress, from Terre
Haute District, Indiana.
O. The loss. caused by the burning of the
sforehouse of H. NJ. ice. at Sauk RAPIDS,
Minnesota, is estimated to be S3,G00
We see il stated that Lieut.. JoHs Boo.
KER. OF the Bin Infantry. was recently ;hrowr
from his horse, in Texas. aud killed
tornado passed over Cincinnati, on the
6ih. carrying away the sieepie OF ST. philo-
neia'S church, which was 25G feet .iIgh.
Up TO the 23th of Jane, A 365 persons had
crossed the Isthmus, on their way to Caiifor
mia.
GUNS FOR SALR.-The United States
Government has offered Tor sale To- the Mexi
CaB authorities, the whole STOCK OF tl;ut lock
muskets, w lcil have recently been uiade Iispu-
sable by the substitution OF percussion locks.
GA valuable lead mine ha. been dscov-
cred at Brockpor Maine yielding rs per cent
pure lead.
They are talking ofbuilding wire suspen-
sion bridge across the Hudson at Albany.
% One hundred fire proof buildings ar
now in process OF eractioL within the burnt
district. ST. Louis.
10 The Boston practice in Cholera seems
to be very successful. There were 100 cases
Tor the week ending on Monday last aud only
ii deaths. In New York abont iiaif die.
o. President Taylor and Gov. Johnson. of
Pa. were at Pm,sburg. on Monday last. The
President had been enjoying excellent lie aiih.
Il
and Chicago Railroad is now completed 10
Babcock's Grove, n distance OF twenty one
miles. Freight and passenger cars Will com
mence running 10 that point as soon as stuff
Gent facilities for the receipt and storage of
-oo'is and produce are provided.
o Hon. ALBERT GALLATIN died at his
'sidence in New Y Cork, on the morning 0i be
l5eh. His intrl ect is said 10 have been clear
and vigorous TO the very last.
About $4,000 pounds Of wool have been
bought the present season at Columbus, Ohio,
ut prices ranging from % TO 80 cents.
We learn that the subscriptions to the A.
merican w, onion for the present wear. have
already reached 5000, against one thousand
last year.
There about fifteen hundred physicians
in the city of New York.
A firm in ST.. Louis was recently arrested
tor destroying shade trees on the sidewalk lis
front of their establishment.
A man who will DESTROY II shnde tree in a
city, WIS BON a few hundred years too late.
lie should have have been numbered with the
Vaddais.
CoPPER.-More than four hundred and
ninety tons OF copper have been shipped
from the Lake Superior region, this season.
Ten deaths from Cholera. at Buffalo, on the
10th. None ut Dtiroir, same date.
The towns on the Illinois river are entirely
free from Cholera.
The last Springfield Iii. Jour. says. wEie
the wheat crop. appears to hive fHiied in a
great part Of Iadiaua and Ohio. that in the
naighhnrhood there is nearly AS average crop,
with fair prospect IN farmers as TO prices.
Daring the month of Juiy, 3,l3I emigran,s
arriv ed in Boston.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-08-31

New YORK Aug. 22-3 p. NJ.
45 cases and % deaths at Cholera in the
asst "A hours decreasing daily.
CHICAGO, Aug. 23-I0 A. NJ.
Board of Health report only one den'h Of
Cholera for the last "a hours. and we art, i'm
hopes the disease has entirely disappeared.
BosToN. Aug 90.
Ill deaths from Cholera during the week
nding Saturday.
New YoRK. Aug 90.
So cases of Cholera and 26 deaths reported
yesterday.
BUFFALo. Aug 90.
so cases and II deaths during the last as
hours.
NEW York, Aug. 28-8 p. NJ.
The report of Cholera from Saturday to
Sunday noon, WAS SIS cases and 26 DEATHS -
From Sunday until IN day noon, SO cases aud
% deaths. I lis shows IL granlIal falling Oft.
o. The Chorr. has almost wholly dsap
u AIRED in Chicago There were hut dra, rs
from this disease on Monday, and none on
Tuesday.
MILWAUKEE. Aug. 23-2 2. NJ.
The BuRrd OF Health report but one case
at Cholera for the last "a hou,s-no deaths.
Nxw ORLEANs. Aug. 7.
The city is healthy. There has been but
one death during the week from Cholera.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-08-31

THE NExr HORSE OF REPREsETATryEs-
The Nrw FORK Triaus- publishes "A table of
the Numbers Of Congress already chosen from
which IL APP THAT The House hus far s,a IDS
Wing 10l. Locos 80. Free Soil Wings Fire.
Sill Lncas 5. There are g me MIXERS yetto
he chosen, ot which the Tribune thinks will
he Wings, Locos, and one Free Soil. Ma
King thP H"usa stand, Wings ITO. Locos. 10Y.
Free Sol IA. No party Will have clear ma
JofIiy IN the next House IL these calculations
are correct. The prorninent candidates for
Speaker will be Roman G. WISrHRoP Wing
of Massachusetts, and HowYLL CoBB, Loco.
Of Georgia MI. Sent.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-08-31

The Wings of the Southern Assembly
District of the County of Iowa. will hold a
Convention at the Court House in Mineral
Point, on Saturday tire 9Th day of September
next. at l O'Clock p. NJ. for the purpose of
choosing Delegate to attend the State Con-
vention, to be held at Madison on the Ilth
proxino.
The ratio of representation will be one
delegate for each fifty votes poled at the A.
pril election. he several Towns in said
District are requested to send delegates accor-
dinghy.
August Is, IS49.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-08-31
TIL d FRIB u N d.
Mineral Point, August 81, 1919.
NOW IS THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBE.

Ii will be but little more than a month be-
fore our new volume will commence, and we
hope to have good list of advance paying
subscribers TO commence with. We hope
those desiring to continue their subscription,
will let us know in season for the commence
ment of the year, otherwise their names may
he erased from our books, which we would
be very unwilling to do in cases where our
subscribers have heretofore paid up.
IL Produce taken upon subscription. same
as heretofore. Our agents are requested to
forward the names of subscribers as soon as
convenient.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-08-31

CHoLEaA IN MINERAL PoINT.-We are
sorry to learn hy gentleman from Mineral
Point that the Chuprn is prevailing TO quite
considerable extent III that place. He states
that 3 deaths occurred from Sunday the 9Th,
at noon. till "Wednesday morning. We could
not learn the names Of those who have died.
except that Of Mr. Miner. merchant Of that
place. who died on Tuesday evening. after an
illness Of few hours. The Cholera has been
lingering about that place or several weeks,
but had only proved fatal in "a few instances.
until Sunday last. when, i.rohnhly aggravated
by the damp state n!the atmosphere is assrmed
n much more DEADLY character. and is daily on
the increasd -PattevilIe American.
We presume most Of our readers will be
surprised at the above notice of the cholera in
this place. But it verfes the old saying that
ave should go from home to hear the news
in admirable manner. The gentleman q
who furnished the information 10 the editor of
The American, either knew nothing of the
facts in relation to cholera in Mineral Point.
or he knew he was reporting that which was
not true; in either case, from his haste to
leave the Point we can iken him only to the
character mentioned in the first clause of the
first verse Of the 28th chapter of Proverbs-
II IS true that the appearance of the cholera
in this place. has frightened very many, and
cast gloom upon minds of nearly all. and that
the truth in relation to the number of cases is
quite bad enough, without being thus exag-
Grated. We have taken considerable pains
10 ascertain the exact number of deaths in this
town during the time alluded to in the above
article, and find that there We're eight deaths
from Sunday morning until Wednesday MORN
ing, and that four only of them were attribu-
ted to cholera. We hope the editor of the
American Will correct the statement in his
paper last week. At the same time we can
assure him that he will find oil the cholera
cases of which we can learn, reported in our
paper.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-08-31
BOOKS! BOOKS |!

rvrez TEUsT received at the Mineral
/z.sjsg9 ay Point Book Store. general as
s8451-.z..z-S soTtHent OF Books and Stationary,
among winch may be found the following:
God dimes OF the ella,
Mac;,,tlys History of England,
Frenionts Exploring Expedition.
Washington and his Generals. bv HeadlT,
Napoleon AMI his li-rshals, BY Keadly,
Heaalys sacred Mountains,
Do Letters from Italy and the Alps,
Do.vling's History of Romansm.
Lamartnes II STORY o. the GIrondists,
Prescott 5 ferdinand and Isabella,
Worcesters Dictionary,
Poe'ical works of Byron, Burns, Henaas, Pope,
Cowper ard chally,
Shakespeare worse colts Bible.
AMI a general assortment Of Scsool Books ord
.Stat;o;.arg all OF which will be sold extremely
low Tor Cash. JOS. SMITH
Mineral Point, Aug %. 1912.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-08-31

Mr.. Bliss If you viii announce in your
paper the name of SAMUEL CRAWFORD
Esq. as a candidate for the Office Of County
Judge for Iowa County, you will oblige mary
voters without regard to party. Although
Mr.. Crawford is now absent in the East. and
will probably not return until after the eiec-
ton. at the solicitation Of many personal
friends of both Political parties. before leav-
ing, he consented that his name mi ght be used
for said office. MANY VOTERS.
Aug. 9Th, 1919.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-08-31
TaTrr6g6

In Pat5evie on the goth July, Nh Jous EoFr
OF Halle Green, formerly of this place 10 Miss
LAvINA Hart. of Halle Green
In Poto>i. on Thursday 23d inst, by the Rev.
L. Z. Jones, Mr.. Dawn ATTwooD, OF the u lsco,l-
slH EaPTess. y adison, TO Mrs MARY AVN FoE, of
the fo4laer place.
Al Norton, Mass, August 10th. by Rev. Mr.
Randall, OF Boston, SAMUEL CHAwFoRp. ESQ. of
tins village, to Miss JANE Mirror SWEET daugh-
ter OF the late Doct. Il. f. SWEEP, OF Norton
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-08-31
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tRISFPErAs - Ui-.. O..c among MANY Of the nu-
merous ailments, which originate in inrurise
OF the blood and experience has shown that .e,y
1t any, are more difficult to overcome Due lie
CicSener Sugar-coated Vegetable Pills have gram
pied successfully with it in every form 1Irs Jones
OF Albany, now upwards OF so years Of age lad
been subject 70 periodical returns Of this &c infant
from her earliest infancy; and latteIly had been
violently affected, TO furnish indications OF a
deranged intellect. Eecource was had as former
ly, 10 the family Physician but his presc1ip-iorx
only drove the affection inward. as usual pTeuar
a'ory to breaking out with renewed violence -
The Doctor finally recommended box o. Lees
Pills; but through some mistake Of she Apofha-
cary sClerg, box OF Clckener sugar coated mr.
gatve Pals was sent in Their e.d HAVING lele
faith IN Pills OF any description and being rather
supeFSttioas withal. they concluded tl.a1 Provi-
fence had hand IN the substitution and s.ter all
it might turn out Tor the best They accordingly
made use OF them. The result of a very few DO
seS. left cause 70 regret their superstitious no.
lions. The patient rapidly recovered and has had
no attack of EFisypeas since The Doctor vas
highly delighted at the of his pres crrion:
but completely a toniShed when lie dis
covered his error. that he resolved from that time
forward, 10 prescribe nothing else in case o. us
ypelas; but Chckener's Sugar Coated Vegetable
Pills.
DR.. Cody, Little Fort, Lake Co, III. the only
general gent for Illinois and Wisconsin All or
ders must be addressed TO him.-great Western
Mel;cine depot.
Also for sale by R. d. Pulford. Mineral Point.
SaNton & Co., Wiota
Z. Waugh. shulshurg
And in almost every town in the Western States.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-08-31
Esss:g $ssaee 5,ossyes.sian.

A State Convention will be holden at the
Capitol in Madison, on Tuesday, the | 1th i y
of September next. at 10 o'clock A. NJ, foT
the nominssion of candidates for State officers,
to be supported by the Wings Of the State,
at the State election in November next.
The State Central Committee recommend
that said Convention be composed of one del
egate from each and every Assembly district.
MADISON, July 9Th, 1919.
ALEXANDER l.. COLLINS,
GEORGE II. SLAUGHTER,
ALEXANDER BOTKIN,
NATHANIEL w. DEAN.
PETER W. MATS.
Sdte Cen5rcl Committee,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-08-31

TELEGRArH.-We learn that the poles are
set more than half the way from Madison to
Mineral Point, and that the work goes on
rapidly. The wire is received in Milwaukee,
and in about months time. we expect to re-
ceive News by Telegraph" in Mineral Point.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-08-31

We commence this week the publica-
ton of the story of the . Corsican Family
translated for our columns. We shall contn-
ue it as fast as we can get it from the hands
Of the translator, and recommend to our read
ers to keep the papers containing it, as we
,hik they will find it interesting.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-08-31

We are authorized to announce the name
of JOHN MESSERSMI1'H, as candidate
for the Office of County Judge at the approach
ing election. Mr.. Messersmith has been a
citizen of Iowa County for the last 81 years,
and is wei! known as man qualified for the
Office,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-08-31

New ORLEANS, Aug. There has been
n great overflow on the Red River. and IT y
feared that the Cotton crop of the valley is t:.-
tally destroyed.
Texas papers of the 9th, state that heavy
rains have done nucl. damage to the colt ~
crop,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-08-31

PRAIRIE CHICKENs.-We should last week
have acknowledged the receipt of a fine lot
Of prairie chickens, from /. r. Lathrop, who
''beats the Jews at chicken killing. Those
Which we received were from a lot of about
eight dozen taken on that day.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-08-31


The WATERFOWL Chronicle mentions The
dentIi OF all the inmates Of n house of bad re-
pute in that vicinity. in number, of Cholerst
during the week. Neriiy, ''the wages of So,
is DEATH" ;.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-08-31

TIE LATE HUNGARIAN N.:ws.-The news
respecting the Hungarian movements, recei
vel by The Hiberna. is regarded by intelligent
Hungarians i'll this country.as highly favora
BILE. We notice that The New York Trib-
une is quite enthusiastic on this point. 1t
says:
2" The news from Hungary equals our most
sanSuInT idea ct what was pns>Iblr. and SUI
pa s. all our expectations. The Russian and
Austrinns are defeated and 1t is hardly rossi-
HE that the nexi steamer should inform us OF
t''-r entire expulsion from the Hungarian
territory -
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-08-31

~ We are authorised to announce t, e
name of FARLEY EATON as d candidate
for the Office Of Judge of the County Court,
at the ensuing election.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-08-31
NEW VOLUME OF THE
&c ZsCosssEsa Tribune.

ABD OIHsRWLE .APtCTEI
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-08-31

F The following very interesting letter
from Dr. Cartwright, upon the subject of
cholera, is laid before our readers, with the
hope that it may benefit some. DR.. c., is
one of the most distinguished physicians
in the United States, and has probably had
as good an opportunity as any man to Judge
OF the effects of medicine upon cholera pa
tients. He is said to have attended at least
one thousand cases, and los, but very few.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-10

BY the arrival Of the steamer Empire City y,
have been placed In possessioa Of tlss Of Ae Js.s,
p>srsfcA 10 the ID inst
TIE aspect Of sssrs In Jan sies 10 really ssrrsrs
The Governor and couneli have refused 10 psss A.
Revenue oil IN consequence Of iDGrsetioss hsx,,
been received from the Home Government BOT 70 ~
any bin. upless for enc yssr eertsin Consequent, o.
di3srent ports Of jsnsea we're eaiss tree % ~ ~
mission OF I'll socds without duty.
The Police bill expired CT The 10: .nst ssd tie G.,
,r.or had forwarded written Instructions 10 tk- ss
EFT c,,tcdes In the Island recuesnS them 70 s~,.r
suciens nun Der OF special cnrsfs5ss for tie sr,.
nance of order IN the vsrIous Parishes
Ores, excitement led oeen csusef thrccshcs; u
l,l.nd by The rejection the part of The ccaaci J,
~. RetrsncA rent bill and rum0rs bad been s.r !.
the intrntn o. the Governor 70 Dissolve he eu, AZ,
elected ASSEMBLY IN consequence ~ TIE majority G. 4,
member, being determined 70 egrtaA The inrsr,.
amount under which the Island has been - loos soc
irs IN tie payment q The sssries Of their crcss
TIE hsrbor o.. Nngston wss quite deserted vk,t
the steamer e and bur for the arrival OF Il. pss.ra
gers oy her 81 that place = c caused some ssAsfs
io1 in trade By the very ocr-i nsnnsr n weee Ley
parted with their soit. here would hsve oeen sa
depression in business
The bri. antirs sehri. on Der passage 10 NsvFsf
picked u2 the crews 81 Spanish oris IRON ds-ns e
France snt the schooner Voysser frOn1 iefss .ss,.
10 PHILADELPHIA both vessels hAyins besn ~r-skss
Bls 90 seslork were At - dsys per eesi ~
MUM a. kinxstoD, ard on London, 81 days. pr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-10

BOSTON Oct s-krr. ship Leland, kiau;.ls Nsy g,
Angler June IT, SpOke Sept - st 81 - Ion = -, hfK
AcOsu. PotlsId for Porto CO.. IN ins ats Pm, Ctpe
Cod ; u miles saw snip Ns.hus;17 Irving. in Boston
for Liverp0o.
ssio P.saiiss Csoiz sdut Spok~ i9h lss4O, lon s.,
Al ssall RYbsrt-o1. FsiIhaveL fer Pseihe. clesn
ship. Charles Carroll, NOfie4r, u ais Harvard,
Nes port ~ uli. AbeAuo. 90, u, W intsOr Cssts,
CnfiI 81 nit; HzrrshsrE, NO-irsn., IS ult
B.rs Aires. Leghorr Job. u ofsiAf - Aug. soote
:sih uit IS So bris Herald, Of salem, 10 Csf
uisf to-ls out rrslt O. salem. scs.
BARK Nolsn's Neweasss. Aug = brig Fcfsu=s, blslos
kyr.s, Aug no.
Bask Broots Rergor IN uh oct s. lat q 81. Ion rs
passed tbs deck q shg about 81 feet square with esp
ssa shppeS en- ne sSin'l., painted drso or yellow
Esd gene
Bng ossen Esther. RIO js,eiro Ass 2? Spose Sob
uit 50 ion q 80 brif jerome. Boston iof b.hsmss
C-sed. steamer kmerics. LirerT DOL, - p Western
si-r. EOr-sns; Coudsl, Noble Ohio, Aps.senieois
JOHN Gunner Clari-sinu, brig. Nireeuu-s, M.suz-s
Henry, Caco1s-i Nei.-lts Ssysl1aui kODer Pencil.
Bist,vilr. &c, Elias Daley. dol L@-is Besr Wi.
minstnr y Cantor. Pals sChrs Mzlsbaf, FfecefcEs
burs Rsar-r Ric-rnat.
Skw-BEDtORD. DC. s-Ar, sehr Henry Clay, Aba
cy; COfnela. >fors
rASTUIKET Oct SD ship Ed~srd Cay Pscise
PR)NlDtNCE. Ocl s-srr. -cnr Toy pteui.. Philsd
s.ilrd. sehr oxford B-ls2Orei scoops Lam7bser -Hd
dzs. Nfort
NtWPORT, Oct 6-Arr, b-igs Sel-s. ssvsnnsh Ter
Boston. win he Of sctr Henry Ais!rs board,
which vessel has been before reported soando1e
aud subsequently io~ ed into Chsrl.sio1
Big Acorn, Phisde!pes for 9ostODi schrs Cherokee,
Ri-hDcne Tor de- Ontsno, Norfolk for do Statesman, do
for Providsrse
PORTLAND. Oct s-c.esrsd, bars Sarah Warren. saa
Francisco.
sALEM. Oct s-Arri,ed, big. Pra.as and Drseo. RIO
OrSnse