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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-12-03
A LAME, EXCUSE.

! The Staunon Spectator lately gave. as some Of
| the many e, licences OF advancing business aud en-.
terprse in that community" the fact of The cree
ton Of new Cotton and Wooen Factory. by a
company OF four gentlemen OF that town We pub
lishrd the Spectators article. and called attention
10 II, as complete rpfutati ofthe many Federal
fasehoods afoa in regard to the 'rIlnous' effects
oi the Democratic Tariff OF 1896 forif. as alleged
ny the Wings. the manufacturing interests OF the
country ara rapidly clinins unarr that measure.
| are not the s.iour gentlemen" of Staunton grea.
Tools to invest large of mon. in that hazard
Gus enterprise?
Snnped BY these facts, the Spectator attempts 10
break tn If torce by alleging as a reason Tor the
enterprise in question: the s.confence" inspired BY
the election OF Old Zack 1.-THE Spectator could
not have assigned more solid reason than this, il
oud have been far better for il to have remained
silent The -four gentlemen" III question are big
ger noodles than we had any reason TO suppose thu,
were. If they commenced their enterprise from
hope that the Second w arlington would contribute
by any Of his administrative acts. to It's success
What man in his senses expects repeal OF the
Democratic Tariff OF 40 and the restoration of the
high duties OF that Of 1872? Do the people OF Penn
syivania expect or desire any such thing. Hav.
they not repudiatrd Old Zack in tones OF thunder ;
Away with stuff, Nj Sp"cta or. Yon and you
party have been humbugging the people about the
"rnnous' Democratic Tariff of 40 aud about the
PROSTATE condition Of the manufacturing interest
the country. and it is in vain that ,oa atenpt to
cover II up by such subiefinae. Every fact in the
pre- nisrs is decidedly against the truth of ,ou
statements, and it cannot b. concealed.
Lyuehbmg Republican.
o. One Of the "fonr gentlemen concerned in
this Factory was the Wing Eleetor Tor this District
in the Presidential election
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-12-03

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-06

THE GsKAT Pc DssoFsTHarc~.-On Iaesdsy Aitlr-
poop, about nfry persons ~ all shades, coors, anS
into confederation the recent onslaught n,se ~ ths
Board Il Health the hugs. No appeared TO know
what 10 do OF whore e. bsIn and night spprcsohing
pre- partitions made tor business by prs,uris1
dilapidstsd aud suFrrkBsusted table Nth bat tsrss
ieas upon ~ vss pse-d small eud Of 2 cent tson
dip candle, aud c.uple o. looofoco matches pro-
cured ~hen light struck aud loud and unesrthiy
CALI made for ~ tbs aidsr-i@n The ssdsr-
mad. HE appearance aud said he r~gretsed that
OF his constituents present % in portrait
anJ mighty sscssios aud that he Just left tempe
rance mee,irg -sd -ss NOT aware until fec monesN
b.for. Of this nesting aud that he had cospstey
hausted him ~ Va that erous cause, but that ths dNs
ose OF HE harnsy blats lie said that 10 all sronH
taxing the pigs s~sy from them the Board Of hesth
MI ws take house 90 land thsy hal just
o. muoh power He thea asked them Why they Gid noe
tsrn out rtrane occasion o. this KIND ths3
did political msstisssi come sp In Jour strsus,s,
any ,srvces sm your servant, and will do you bid
No and W dost ~hy Just Kick me out. You have
Suffered wrongs have b. inflicted up.n you cali upos
snd -ili redress (Criss ~" hss dry" Civ. hin
. it'll. jamaica" hs wants to 20 to ths Assms.y
TAIL y lie said be would be most happy 90 meet
nigh and there wozd be some Ira portapt lses
tons to discuss
As soon a. the alderman hal cosciuded this peities
bsrapgue gsbtenan stepped forward aud moved ts.t
q subscription be taken up 70 procure . saddle
bride for the sderusr 10 srir that he might be sha
a. ride easily the pofkers ant the neat cleo
tou This motion seconded By senss Dozen voices
and earrtd unsnimo DUSTY; the cssdls vas eick.r
ing and Ct the moment tbs chairman snsousoed tn
subscrptiop would be Oyensd, the light vent cut ssi
left them In darkness rhlch very dish rtsninx "a
the sp.st~ Thus ended the second farce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-06
The Hotsta

AsHIrsis pEgARruRxs
Col Pratt Prsttsvils; w. y Dowsu, Aish az =.
Col. Woodruff, N James y. Bullock, U. N
Mr. Thos Nos0n, Csnsds; Robt s rylee, Aonsress,
Col J. n Cipch aud two sisters Uesrsis; Nlrs MeKss
sud daughters Philsdelphia; Mrs Aldridss snd txs
osughtsrt ,. r. Alarioh Baltimore; Hon I'd ssthsrss
and family Enalsnd. Lieut. Lewis, = A; a. a.
shsosenofd Henry Lewis and lady Philadelphia n A.
EsStwick aud family Hamburg, VI. Mills sad lsdy
Bost0p 4. "a DAVIS aud lady u. y Prof p D.
Morse, Pougbssepse, GEO T. White, pittsburshi capt
A. G.. Gray, 81. Jshss; apt Z. p fsttsrson Washsa
ton, Hon ~ r. shsokfcrd Boston; jos EornrJ snd
family Aisbsms; ID MoNsb, canada, n. Nsn is.r
and daughter, N,isssuri; tol J0hu q christie, -
Capt . Alexander u. $. Jspt Shwss'
Lieut. Loeser 4 A Georss Hsrringt9s pnfs.ss.
or~tsry 20 ths Secretary q state; " Perry ",
y Mrs Coprsy. Mrs lsudon. Ner Orieaasi h.s-
socs u A Or Marcy. Niijistorn; NJ. burrcughA
~ rnlla, Bests,s Jss Al NeHenry !. e. White, Niss
white ,iss Ho.sfd Batlmor., we're among shs arr.
,sls yesterday at she Irving hcnss
Itor John &. Cisrs, erst Auditor Of ths rresssryf
hss arrived IN WsshiDgion
Ya.kee suliivsa IL rusticssing ct Rochester
sr Ala. McNsb Who hes been on mission to Eng
land. aud uhe retsrned in ths caledonia passed
threugh Altasy - the 9th inst, "a rs-~ fnr Canada
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-06
Supreme Court.

Before Justice Edwards.
ssrrRhbxR 9.-in me Matter 81 John MaJon Climatic
THE was An spPncafian on nHhalt OF the iunetlo
made At the instance of hts brother James Maso1 for
an ORDER TO direct the committee OF the unte TO pro-
vide other ana more suitable otatons, 70 Tor
bis personal comiors II appeared that by An order
made oy the supreme court bearing date the ID OF
January, 1875 ~ was amongst other things ordered,
that De referred 10 Murray Holman ESQ To inquire
INTO the persoha eondon 81 the nnatic and psrtcu-
~ - o au "1a,e" ~ uue saa prOper
freedom or Indulgence could be granted to hin with
sasatw.nd whs,bsr snv cb.n,. IN M s;tna,ian W.
safety ana wns.ner any sn.oge "a ms situation or
to INQUIRE whether the aowance made for his
had IN good faith been expended for his benehtto the
end that on the coming in OF The report of Air Hon
such further direction IN yht be granted might
be proper And n was further ordered, that The said
elelec' sna s u o' pois"n a. Nv na,s co. I'm
purpose Of personal exaunation; aud that the said
nnstic bs nr.sent =. tbs fsrsnce IL Inc aid referee
.honid so srsst In nu,suan,e al mat ordsr tina re
faroa r.nortad smongit o,hr thngs tb.t anv ,ga
which should render the personal Supervision Of the
committee of the Ian site less easy or frequent was
upadyissbe but that certain changes in the
present arrang, sf his establishment proper
and would conduce to his comforts that in case the
committee Thought proper 70 continue Ills present
residence when should DC lett 10 nus (tne iunatic9
dhcfetion the lohowing chsnges DO made = nat the
smal' trone roon Oh ,ne ss,s noor ~ as siepns
room De sssBueu LOT MS exclusive Use nas ms meais
Or ser'eu Npu az Ia. az poSolo .n" " % aePs
Mtung 'n ms ou ,oou ua,s .ne osy o ssriy PArs =.
tue esenns' sna sne uso " sne nai % 1poi -. ts 40
n;p ,h 80 a. o., - ,v "a 10, ,rsn,s
n,i w ~ 'a . ~ ~ "a ,ie 80 -. ~. 49, o.. So ~
th 80 go .;,h ~ I,na.i Th.. c.r,iaga
$50 h ,,.nr;a ,aa a., I'd Si,.,,a no fron, ons
- -, h,, - Ma ti,,s L. Ia snor,in, and
thst ~ h ,ft 10 bssIf the riscs 10 which bs rides
sh"nid ~. a,rsotaa th.t fres .e.as. shnnLt ba nsr
,ni,td 10, rsativ.s and f-;.nds If an. aid ,ohu
.-,. w 80, 80. - =, III, - 80 y,thia ar
On ,n aays h me S%d thso ~o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-06
City Intelligence.

FRk.--A Orc va discovered On Tuesday aftsrneos
by officers Skda re aud Whiteh.sd In the wosdss
house LOT No 123 lltn street. Who exiting a,ss7 ~
with trihiDs damage.
supDsS ilLrsss.-A man named John DerimpiR vss
found by officer BOroscr In tho Parade grouoa sSosr
nine O'Clock Tuesisy night in state q i2n-nas
biiify having fallen into a. lie vas AoBveysi ~
his residence m 10th street
AcoIps,r,-ie-ttr6sy, about ~ O'clock a boa. vita
i've men, while passiBg Wsfa- ielant under hssry
sal, wss upset In = squat Nr. NlerAndar GIBSON
the active And sA.gi captain 81 We terry Dos belong
,Dg ia. Combirriooets u Em'gfAtioo On obtorTur
the accident bstsued with his Grew 70 reader ,,s.
and fortunately tDceeedsd la rescu1pS me sniss
ers Il ON their psrileus position.
Asnssrs ar IBs DUTGaEsy s-THierY -SrysET4 y-aSe<
The City Inspector. naesg that though the ou s4r,
a. he mspure ia ioFiy Seventh street ~srs ,o1oviax
ths manure. ,,,. were sill dumgsp. e--.ssJ 10 y. q
They wer. arrested yesterday bat relesss1 ~ i
Justice 81 the district, rnes OF frDn - 80 So ~
much for the la~
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yayor Tpf~sffQenrr.

The o. $. store ship supply, Lieut. Cong A. Sin.
cr Al dsys nom RE JsDeiro arrived here yesterday
The fosving IL . let Of her oHeers;--Iest Com Il
Arthur Sinclair; ACTING Master, Geo w. Cosrsr; Fsss
ed Arrt sursson B X. Kane; Acting Purser, J. ID.
Gbiseln, Jr rassed Midshipmsn, n. u Miaor, w. b
Jones, Geo "a Rice; Midshipmen, Y. v. Gray. The
supply left Rio the atsh OF July at WHOM time the
" ngste Brandy vine vas the only Americas man
q var in port An we're vel, board the B. when IN.
supply lsft.
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There we're l27 deaths In Bstimors during The week
ending the I'd inst, Of which ~ cholera infan
tvm, dysentery IL, dsrrhoea g. and cholera norbus
The fires In the woods On st Crox river Msius, are
sthl raging. The damage lie very great.
cargo OF salt from Ivca Island recently landed
~ Quebec, Ca, which will be the probable channel
through which all foreign salt will pass for the supply
Of the Western states. vhep the restrictions Of the
nevisstioa ~ the Canada waters are renewed
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ny TELEoRAPHc

MoNrB.AL, September g, 1s1.
Their. has been ONLY ono death BY cholera In this
city since yostsrdsy.
In ousbcc. eight deaths By ssclors have secured
since shs last report.
gosror, September s-P. "
There have been no deaths by oholsra la the city
proper during the past svcnty fonr hours 1--WE hos
ever, hs'e occurred 81 tho Hospital and shres Deer
IsIsnf.
LowxLt, September "a. n.
The cholera is Tho increase Ia this city tsu deaths
having sceasred yesterday.
BsFvALo, September ST.. ~
The sholsre has almost eoursly DISAPPEARED from
this city ony $40 death having 0sc0rred during The
lsst swsoty four hours
ST. Loys sssteSnher 9, 1s49.
The issrmssts 10 this City during tts week eating
ystsrssy veis n ~ which four by ohV,srs and
"A vr. chnsr-u under I've ycsrs u We.
ar THE MAILS.
Lscai,sy csses. Dsshs.
Ccius,hve, Ohio. ......... sept I
hhwsaks, Wb..., Aug 70
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Sanitary CON mittss
~ tho
Beard Of Health.

Nsw Yeas, Sept. 8, 1s4s.
TIE undermined. hrdjcsi touns~l ~ she Hoard "
Health happy 20 state - tnsir opinion that IN.
ehc.rs IN its spdenc fCr1, msy he considered -
having great crasci 10 exist In oits
in short timo n ~ hosso asd believed ths 10 viii b
entirely extinct Ia expressing abs foregoing spiniou
us updefss Eei tses N 20 b. their duty g. AL that
tho hong copfiFnancs Of the csosra atns-pssrs hzs
creates sispOsitiors - disr4s, which csnaut Of
courss 30 ut ones riadinssc Tksy rouls, thsrsfor~
sft6rt their fellow. ctssns not So sbanaos prsstura
~ tk-se prudential reasur~s With regard to their
sicder ~ living vhch have brca frsIgsntiy aged
upon ths.r sttsstiou snd ~hich 10 Is believed hsvs
had = mcst s,mtsry iuhusne- in limiting n. .xI-u-
atom - the disease With dn. steutnn % thsss the
undersigned are % opinion thu. citisoBs
turn to their bctnrs IL perfest security that
city hay % vsitti NJ strangers VITA safety
any portion OF Va. ee.stry
JOHN n pECK ND
JOSEpH Nj sulrH. VI D.
SAMUEL W. MOORE, N. d.,
sErH GER, ND,
RICHARD l. MORRIS, ". ID.
Tdw.-d Clark took sick In west str4s. opyo-ts the
Washington market, su1 tsEsn Ia cab ~ the
Centre rtrest hc0pia in collapsed .tLe Of cholers
shcui half pest three o'elook 90 rsesdsy afternoon
IN BRoOELvs
BoArp op HsaLiH September ., lsi0.
There have been reported ~ ibis Once .nce ysstsr-
DAY ttrss fn 81 rasss ~ epidemic chols.s Wis .: Ss
u Wells, John n. Wells. and George 4. W-,ls, No no
Nassau street. No other os.s reg0rts 4 this day.
CHARLES s J. GOODRICH,
Physician Of the Board.
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ls4s from the yard Of Brown Bell, East River This
noble ship new ora in our merchant marine, and
The snterPrisipg owners we're the theme Of every
tongue She called tho mammoth paokes ship"
veins the largest by fer built up 90 that time She vas
p feet inches In length % feet inches Ina breadth,
80 feei IN depth, and BY custom measurement 1851
tons bufthsn but by actual capacity J. 402 tons. Her
cabin fitted in syo Of elsgasce not approached
fin then, aud ve believe scarcely, surpassed since
Never many people seen At 10 unch IA this
city and much inherent sroites eeops any
vessel The gallant ship sided into the water grace
fully, and without any Of those untOwsrt accidents
which considered by the supcrstitioue "a forersn
Of bad inck.n vet che has been sui1oieHtly
f.rtubate Her first strip on the 9th q Nay lsfs,
70 Liverpool sailed by Captain Nye, Who vas part
ovser, sad who has since commanded 10 Collin line.
Her late mmhnder vas captain Howlsnd IN lust
twelve month otter she launched on the 2tth II
March lsiG. she vent sshorc Squsn Beach. about
mile nom the pisce vhers the Ionu Mnturn snd
% msnJ other vessels were wrecked, in the terrible
gale q the nigst Of the 10th Of February, and Il ls
curious coincidence that the Herald of the 10Th Il
March 1873 snucusc~d her launch and the He'sii q
the 2btb 81 March, lsfs, drtt announces her crock.
ts 1e full PARTICULARS vsrs not known for two days
aftst cards, there great excitement 10 the
time. - ~ VA known tbere 800 human beings
board Uf -som 40 we're passengers She sailed from
Liverpool the 21d Of February, end on the
banks ~ Newfovpslssd on the ltth Of Hsrch after
rery ssisterous ~esther. frem that date up to tas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-06
az IIIis err.

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MAr9sis O.sion,
NKs rsRt, Saptessbrr S-lxN
Tho Sanitary Conmtt,s Of this city report = deaths
81 cholera hayios AIRED dorng iast twenty.
four hours, Of which 4 were noa sosptsl, saA 4 in
private practice.
BOARD or HEALTH.
A.. s..;,- - the Board d Health, Sept 8, less,
tbs following rspert was presented ny -
COUNSEL. NJ tch sss accepted, sud, motion. Ii
Rrsoived That Hfi.r th,r day the Busrd discoutna s
making daily rsports to the public bat that physosrs
vii DE r-qurta u make reports heretofore, Of
mat ~ raj ~ Gee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-14
Br.oL,yp civ Intelligence.

LAu-cH The launch II the new boat for the use o
the MON Ferry company took place yesterday after.
noon st few inmates after o'clock; we believe tho
last support was Knocked away at about 10 minutes
past 3. The day wac unusually tine. although the
tis Morgan the builders of the boat, thrOngsd
with persons q all eases. All the neghborng whsr'e
were lined with spectators Who had assemble wit
the aptism noble vessel About half hum
dred youngst'rs be he less. sporting
IN me water win little regard to decency and public
opinion a. though they had been In the retired
spot imaginable instead OF being exposed TO the gaze
Of about thousand persons Of both IA soon a.
the last piece 81 timber called the keel block was
knocked away the huge began TO move AZ frst
slovy and then she gained In her descent down the
inclined plane. more rapidly. until her bows touched
the calm and placid water Every Arrangement bsd
been made by the builders 20 insure success and t
result proved that their calculations we're eorrsct AZ
the boat began the cry Of there she goes vas
in every mouth and EXPLANATIONS Of "hov bsautifuy
abe gdes into the ~ster and see how gracefully she
rounds that point could be- heard on all sides The
noise she made in her descent into the water
like ten thousand thunders the cataract Of Niagara
but rather resemblsd the ocean when ~ BREAKS
upon rocky shore After she had gone some distance
into the stream. the tide. which was running VERY
strong turned her head up stream as completely a.
she bso been under the influence u the rudder One
OF the company's boats vas in readiness 20 tow her
over TO Allsires works shere she will take on board
Der engine 1he name Of this boat Is the Man.
betsp che ~ 1870 feet lorg aud has Is feet beam and
10Y hold She will cost when completed about $40 O0O
She will take the place Of the Nassau on the Fulton
ferry line.
Ma Epfror The statement in your paper rela,i,s
10 the outrage ct East New York s founded upon
truth. your lnformeDt made the error per.
fectly sstisred Some two months since a society ~
Jews purcbssed four building lots the middle Of that
vnlsge which the converted into buria ground As
this fact vas kbown meeting was held. and
the citizens resolved TO refund the money paid by the
society, with view 20 sbste such nusnce to shich
they agreed On burscay last corpse was brought.
and not being able 10 get any one In the place 90 Ola
grave they obliged 10 do ~ themselves aud made
honly two feet dep AZ remark abgutth depth one
Of the Jews 81, ack the gentleman who 70 Ia the
face With BE umbrella Which resulted in tue 10
which ne Jevs we're punished This IL true state
nent Ct the whole srsir, just as II occurred.
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BY EGRAPH.

BosroN, Aug Is.
Since Saturday noon forty eight hours twenty nine
desthsby cholera have been reported.
Bosror, Aug. 13--P. NJ
Twenty-nins deaths from cholera have occurred
during the last As hours eight of whom Ameri-
cans, and twenty-one foreigners There re-
naming eighteen cases in the hospital.
ALBANY, Aug. 13-P. NJ
The Board of Health report twenty of cho-
lea and eleven deaths the last As hours ending this
day, at noon.
SYRACUSE, Aug. 13-P. NJ
There was but one DEATH from cholera. in this city
Saturday.
PHILADELPHIA, August IA P. M
There have been II of cholera, and 10 deaths
reported by the Board of Health for the twenty
ending at this day. of the cases and deaths
PHILADELPHIA, Aug Is, 1840
Mrs Lyons, Of the matrons at Moyamonsing. died
Of the prevailing epidemic yesterday.
PITTsRuRGH Aug IL, 1842.
The Sanitary Committee, OF this city, which had
been appointed by the Board Of Health, has been dis
solved, there being further for their meetng.-
Yesterday the cholera broke out at Birmingham about
mile and half from this city, and last night twenty
deaths reported to have occurred
The town Of Birmingham is considered healthy.
The disease broke out on the hill side above large
place.
There are fifteen feet water in the river.
Passage to Cincinnati has advanced to SIS; and
freight to 81 so per cwt
PIrrspyRoH, Aug. Is, 1s4s
There six deaths from cholera 1t SoAth Pitts
bsrgh and Birmingham, opposite the city, yesterday,
and six this morning. A whole family consist
ing ST the father, mother, and daughter among
the victims at Birmingham. The disease is marked
by the absence Of diarrhGs and vomiting the victims
being seized with sudden cramps, which terminate
fatally in few hours There is cholera In the city
which is generally considered healthy.
MosrKEAL, Aug. Is, 184o.
The interments from Saturday to Monday
noon, were-of cholera q and other diseases 10 The
disease has almost entirely left the city.
The cholera in Quebec Is still on the decrease The
last report was 10 for the day previous.
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Summary
d Y He nj ALL s.
ARHINAIs AND DIfARIuRHl

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURE.
Gen. John Garland, S A; e w. Schluler, Port
su-Prince; Hon Robert C. Scbenck and family. Ohio;
James tindly schepck. UsN Woodruff Smith Ohio !;
W u. Crawford and lady, Mobile; Capt Cobb, Tarry-
town. X. h. Bstler, Louisiana; Gen. 2. O. Van Wyck,
Sing Sing Joseph Knapp, Montreal; ID 4. Van Buren,,
Us Al George w. Baker Guayaquil II. Bonchi,
Paris James Baker, Wheeling; and Col L. o. Wilson,
Norwsk !Ct y were ameng the arrivals yesterday
at the Irving House.
Colonel Mclntosh OF Florida left the Irving House
yesterday.
William NJ CrowDnshield. u. s. A, arrived at the
Howard House yesterday. from San Francisco.
A s, west SN, and Lieut. H. Haldeman, are at
the American Hotel.
Rev a 4 McGll, Allegheny city; Lieut. W. Watts,
n Al X. A. Gamble. Belfast, Ireland; Richard Burns
Henry Thomas LondoL; and Purser wilkins, Of the
Empire city, are at the Clinton Hotel.
Gov. Fish Ia ut Saratoga Springs.
The mail from Concord, ". H., to Boston, was robbed
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Passengers Arrived,

Ctasccw-siip SIR william Moleswe rthF Rerwict and
fan ily, Lion, ntfitt, Fritz.
NV OEIrkNs-ship Isd.sps-wrs siriuger and scrrsn.
Hr Miller, Mr. Puiu os. l. Madgan. C Eeuilon. vct,r &
kIb rcfsn. Que lsdy erd ctild AL e New vrsss.
bIrMrf- Brig francifc0-J n Bamien, Tscon N laeo,
1sctn Tsccn, Taton, Tinote, Doctor q Bs.ssr
hcsser, Besftr, Besser, Besasr, Besser and
' Tieft--7l IN ttt,rage.
skvsrILik-hrF winttrep-Iady Paris 2 ehildr,n an.
He'cnb Eives-2 in stecrsre.
~, Ntsr-Brg JeLn stroud II b moi, p King. a
Clup, y fevey.
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arrle0.

On the 10th inst by the Rev John Walsh EDWARD
s. FnLAr MD, Of Yorkville, to Miss SARAH DELFIsA
FITZGERALD, Of Harlem all in the 18th ward OF this
city.
At Flushing, L. l.. on Monday, Aug 9th, by the Hon.
Samuel Wiett, Judge of -, ELBEKr A. LORD TO
Miss EMMA McKoMB both Of this city
On Sunday evening, the 18th inst by the Rev. c. G..
Somners, Mr.. Thomas l.. MIzrEH. to Miss ELIZA u.
DiLIANAr, both of Boston.
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MARKETS ELSE WHERE.

STOCK
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 13-First Board-SJO00 Pittsburg
6s, 69 "; $50 state 5s 7S 10 Lehigh Int 5 1000 Read
ing Bends b. 5 200 STATE os s7 nO Reading Bonds 81 Is
shares North American Bank, l2i 200 Norrisown Rail-
road, c. u.s.
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We learn that the q. s sloop.of war vandalis was
lut IN con mission yesterday aud that she will proba
.y come down fem the Navy ard to the anchorage
bttWeen The foas TO dsy N0Joik Beacon, august a.
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The American prisoners at Jssps, Mexico, are said
10 be deerers from the army and reported by Gea
worth and were Imprisoned Tor outrsees committed
o. sintt the Mexican laws