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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-12-26
Ndberes iber oie GrplD1ton oes
Oampf6DDte5 ,,0cut(iana."

Der 9eu Srleans 9ptcaDune bonn 16. Dor.
Mte. brin9t iiber cieies 9rd6lide grci9us
pom Gage suocr fol9enbe weitere ginselnbci
ten:
uCte grplolIon 9efdab einise Minuten
nad 5 llbr 2tenbs. nadjcem eben cae Iebte
@lcden5eid,en snr abfabrt gese6en mar. =
Gie @rihitteruu9 mar 70 9rcB, oas auf uiele
Auaorate gntfernun9 bic 0dufer bis su ibs
rem, 8uncament erfAittert pnroen. Die
,epuiiIana" lag Der edn9e nad neben hem
Dan,pfbect y8otcna" uno oas Dampfbort
Storm, ,peldes foetei bon eouispile ans
gefomnem mar, ipar ali ibreni Stenerborb
aufscfabren. Die obern Werfe bie(er beben
8ccte fIno Elm prlltdnbi9es Wraf; ihre &as
mine wuroen fortscriiIen nno ibre &ajiitsn
eingcltcBen uno an manden Stellen III sltcs
me aerlpiittcrt. Sin Stiid bon ben GetIeln,
eine MafIe bon betradtlibem llmfanae,
tpurSe nit unbe9reifidIer @emalt auf Zen
Damn 9efd)lencert, riB einen Waulelel ent>
sspei unc tootete ein pferb uno ben Greiber
eiueS &arrens auf Der Stelte. Gin anteres
maflpes Stif berislten stp6lf Tue lang
nno BON ,in9ebelirem Oe,ridt, ,pnrce III bic
gde nno Srcnttrasen auf cine Gntfsrnirs
pcn peuisfens 200 yarbs bin9etrieten, llno
tparf brei 9rcee eiferne pfcilcr I'm, Gle cine
pcr Dem ocrti9en Gaffeebaufe ftetence b6ls
sernc GadJuns trii9en. Gbe es NIT ben eis
fernen pfsilern III 8erlbrnn9 fam, bate
eicies Sra9nent mebrere 8anmwpIlenballen,
bic in gBegc ffancen, bnrbfhnittcn unb Die
Safern ,peit nnter bnrt bic Cuff serItreut.
Die Gnnoe bes @elhsbsnen uerbrsitete
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-12-26
Oie Or9ati(aticn bes GpnarefIes.

Gte 5u ciner 3eit 70 nabe beocrlfebente
Sr9aniiatin tes Saufes burd Die nabe gBabI
oeS Sern. grcDn bon Snpiana bat llc, mies
Ger serfdla8cn unb fdl,pierieer als supcr se,
ffaltet iId1 Die Srase, tpie it es nl6slid, cine
Organization 81 erlan9en? eeiber it biefe
8ra9e fdcn lit Elm Stabium setreten in
neldem ibre eSlun9 fat MIR ourh eecsras
pbllhe parteiun9en Der 0lteeer eeliiiacn
fam. las @efpenff elmer Gheiluns i'm Gcrs
cen nno Siicen 1T baourd, fhcn Dor Croft
nrn9 oe5 @cn9re6eS beranfbe eidtpcren uno
bic 0lieeern lernen alluadbliG fIb nicbt mebr
taDcr gu entieeen. TaS 1T Der 9Infan9 Der
iperbencen 2bat. Die III elmer anbern Spal,
te r,it9etheilten 9ertanolun9cn bes 0ieprds
fentantenbanies 9eben eineu iraurisen ecnls
mentar sa nnferer 8sflirbtnng.
Seben mir inbeifen nur einmal auf bic
llriade, tparum Die Wabl nrn. 8rctpns fId,
serfd)lug. Wie mir 9eifern mittbeilteit gefbab
CO ne9en einer Corresponding NIT Sorn. Mls
mot 'peshalb er ter Dcppelsiinsi9feit be-
fdulbi9t wurbe. Gin She'll Der fcaenanten
unabhdn9i9en, bic WhisspreGe uno aud Elm
Shel Der eemcfratifden prefTe falt iiber
9rn. 8rown ter uub 9eieeft ihn aufs I'm
barmhersieife. Wir fIneen bies redt tpenn
mir niiS auf ben Stanopunft jener perfeseli,
nao nur nah Der Corresponding nrtbsilen,
jeocd) cbne ulis sn nnbeoin9ten gertheibisern
Srn. 8rcmns anfperfe,, su molten, slduben
'psr, paB iln Der @cripurf Der 1cppslsiusiss
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-12-26

genoen 9elhcren trOroen iInc, nm tbre ei9ne
1Bclle, Die oislleid,t etipos I6abhaft lit, "a:
nit us,ube6ern. Sbreu lateinlithen Tameu
ncdrtpffe a" baben Ite baber, neil ibr
Soauptnabrun9smittel aus Sa.tChelu be-
fteht. G5 fIno melitens armieli9e Gefd0pfe,
bic Gd ibres DaEeius faunt freuen oNrfen );
bas BON cbcn fcmu,euoe @efhmcie, tie
Srcnnleu unb Stehaiesen, ftnb ibnen bes
ftdnoig auf bem 9aden uno iau9en fIe gang
numb, uno oa no fld, nod ein Dentg WcQe
bIiten Idet, fIub Die Neufhreden 9leid, bel
Ger Saub unc fd,eeren bic "gBptte tpeg. gic
unterldeicen Fd, bauptfddlidb turd ibr Sc
ffrej tpeldes febr tldslid, anlub6ren 1T
uno beilauffs pie ,,M- e-b-l'' lautet.
Das Sam mt cber fromme g daaf
Cows pietista).
SbgIeieb alle Shaafe eiuen Ietr frcmmen
Sinn baben, 70 Seidnet Nd bod biefes Dor
allen anrern aus. Wan erfennt banelte
9leid an feiner pbYGoencniie, lein Scpf
9eidt Der ddten 9ace Der Sd,aafsf6pfr,
ia itertrifft Ge nod ourd, fetueu ju 8obOn
gelenften Slid uno curh etlid)c Ghrdnen,
tpelhe es su redter 3eit aus Der Ibrdnens
brule su lOden weiB. Grps ibrer Sr6mmis-
felt mus man fid bod Dor ihneu in sldt nehs
men, oenn tpenn er nicmanb felt ltoBen Ge
9cfralti9 germ. Cine ei9ene Hace it es eis
9enflid, uidr, benn man pill ben,erft BADEN,
boB es grOBteutteils alte Wollldaafe iInb,
bic int 2Ilter Die Sarbe dnbern Oeer oenen
Gle Wclle aus9eht. g6 1T siemlid, petbretet
Cine au6natme bon ollen Shaafen mcs
gen ieiner eiit uno Gerfhla9enbeit maebt
Das Wilbe Sdaaf Cevis jcsuitica)
gJean faun bon ibnsn nit 9iedyt fa9en,
es 1een WOlfe in Shaaf6 fleibern, cenn BON
9lueen iehen Ge oen aucern Shoafen 1ebr
dbnlid, son Snucn aber flnb fe 9ift unb
Gale. 0aben Ge es auf zines ibrer Wtit9es
ih6pfe ab8eiebert 70 umitrifet Ge e5 uno
Iesen ibm iiberoQ SalItrife, fc bae es sus
lest wobl pcer libel ibr Spfer miro. Dabei
gift ibm jeoes Wa,tte l9leid, G'ift ober Dcld,,
9Iaes 1T ibneu einerlei Yenu Te nur su
ibrem 3med 9elan0eu. Sb9leid Deutld,s
lamb ntdt ibr @aterlanb lit, 70 fIno iIe bod,
in bemielben Sicmlid perbreitet. @t9erIih
ffdnmen ite oon Stalien unb Spanien, mp,
ieIbft le Die b6hften Stellea bes 9aubes
einnetmen. 9Im bdufisiten flno befelben
jcbt III 8aDern, GYrOl uub Setreid, wdbs
reno man an ancern SrterL no ile anfius
gen, cine fpabre eancpla9e Sn tperbeu, Mlts
tel gu itrer 9lusrottun9 er9rifen bat.
Grn hem guben Der Shaafc i'm SG9c-
meinen flnS beienbers stpei Diuge terpcr;u-
bebeL ertens bas Tleifh, peld,es febr
CART unb idmadtaft 1T :; oo.si9lih 1T Der
Sopf eine wabre Delifatef1e, uuo an alien
hcben unc fitrltlidlen 3afeln bdrfen Die
Sh1afsfDpfe nid,t feblen. 3peitens: bic
WoGc, weld,e mand,en Dummfcpf at einem
QSiB9en uno manhsn Narren su einem
Q8etien iteaipclt, benn aus WcGe maht
man Gud,, aus sud- &leioer, uao &leioer
MAIDEN eente. Cpinsb. @our.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-12-26
Ser SSiufer.

Q8enn ianftere Winbe, freuablidere con,
ilenblide, 9riinenbe Wiefen, Slatben uno
ScseIgefans aIs 0erolbe ces 4enses Ieine
Bieeerfnnft perfluoet, freut lIdb aaes, pas
ca lebt nno mebt, auf feline Slnfunft, Sung
nno 9llt, Heid unb 9lrm. ieber StanD uuo
jeees 9efdledt-felbft Der SnDalice, iutelt
itm entse9eu; benn er 1T Der Treunb aller
9Sefea uno brin9t Sebem cine 0abe mit -
Nusers oerbdlt es ff nit eem Dinter, benz
rauheifen Der bier Sriber, weId)er iceben
(SreItas tcn 81, A llbr Al Meiuuten eltcs.)
wieber BEL uns eintsbrt. Wauder freut flt,
auf fe ne Wieeerfunft, eenn Ger Wehfcl
er90st-aneere seeeutsn feiner nit Turht
uuo 8an9en.
gSctl ruht Der Tarmer mdhreno tes Bin-
ters bon feiuer Serbitbelhdftisuns tinter
einem marmen Sfen, eiuGm reihbeesten
Siid,, Bet Sclfem speider nnb &eller, im
&reife feiner gamile um 70 beba9liter unc
;ufrisbner aue, ols ct MN ldnger nnb unaes
ftDrter in ihrer Witte yerwclen fam ,pchf
tpartet Der reide, ippi9e Stdetsr nit nab
rer Sehnlnht auf bic lanseR Wtnteratenoe,
uns trdbrenS eerfelben Die 8eronii9unsen
Der bfcntiiden Salcns, Der prunfenoen
parlers, ces Gheaters unb Der gcfcGld,aft
iibertanpt in tpedleluoer Gcrn su tafhcn;
tpcbl trdumt bic fer ncnSdlittenpartieen,
jener bon @cncerten, Sduen nnb Sfr6n,=
den, nnc etn Driter BON elmer anbern Cuff,
bic ibm bic 9inbeseit bes Wintere fpeuben
foa aber Der Sranfc, Der @efangcne, Der
slrme, Der Sreinclin9 febt bic Spuren lei-
er Vcrbcten nit @ranen
slr' Sage ouf cas 3rauten[aser sebannt
ut leit unb in cine uno oielelbe gde binltar-
rem Sn mlnen. 1T mabrlid hart eenu9;-
aber id,Iafos BEL lansen gBinternddten,
tpdbreno bic iibri9e Wcnidbeit in Srdumen
ruht nno bic Glemente oraliBen toben, allrn
baliesen nun tpad,en ,n miifTen, nonShmer>
sen 9epla9t - bas mus wabrlid} eiu nod,
weit trauriseres Coos fcin
Tub Der gsfansene in fsiner 3eae cber
feinem Rerfer, cbne @ele1fAaft, ctnc gas
der, tlos bon Der Grinnerana an 8eraans
genes unb Der Gurdt an 3nfinfti9es inter,
baIten - 9llles DOE unb ysadt um i'm her:
title, iue i'm 0ieid, ber Icbten, falt unb
id)aaeriid uno fhlafos cine eiusise lanqe
Whternatt bnrhleben st miinea - mem
fhauoert aidbt basor $3.50 s
Ter Wuter fcmmt--nnb bic arme Moife
bat aidts, ibre BloBen Ia becedsn, cher
ibren bun9er iu ftilIen; fein Sbbotfj ,ur
3naudt = tein 9aterhers feiner Wautter
3artlidteit, fle III tr6len uno NIT 9ilbern
Der 0cffnnns aufsuridbteu - Wsr min ibr
Batter, Mutter lein Der Miuier foms1f.
uno Die arnie gBittwe Dat iTt, peraebeus
absemitt, gorritbe fir ben Winter ii {dns-
n,eIn--ihr ners mar su ueid,, an miltferlid;.
iie fcnnte ibren 9eIiebsen &leinen feline BIZ !.
lise Bite atldlIaaea, unb MN flnD NIT aer
Satrtsssit lire geOhrfuiffe fir geosdllaa
nao 6eusrnaO oelpaMfsn, ater Isioer ibr
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-12-26
Sufau,men

Dies lit int Durhfdnitt S6 Sabre unb 2
Wcnat fir jeten-nno cas 9eiammte ues
bermaaB Der ,,ourh Die 3eit 9eetrten Dreis
seben" iiber od,sig, lit serace adsig Sabre
Seine tcrathlhla9ence 8eriau1nllung bon
0Ieid,er 3abl sehnete Gd jenlals mebr aus
all Gusenb, Mi0Tsfei, uuo bches sllter ibs
rer Wlt9lieoer, al6 oiejeni9e, tpeldbe Die az
merfaniiden @clonen fret uno unabbdnei9
erfldrte. (8cifon Sour.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-12-26

Wdnner, tpelde ,pe9en ibrer 8aterlancS-
li,be ausgeSeihnct paren, baben in allen
3eiten ein bpbes Sitter erreiht. 9ttbt mc>
niger ais bretsebn II bon ben 56 l1nters
selduern Ger uuabhdn9i9 sgrfldruug err
retdten bas patria:dilhe glitter BON eit uno
ad)t,i9, ltnb bDher, nemIid):
@arl Carroll, bon MarDIano, 95
Bilbelm &QcrD, bon Nbcbe-S -Sslanb, SO
Scbn sIcamS, bon Wa0adufetts, 81
Samuel 9Ioams, ~ 81
Nobert Great Yaine, ~ 93
Benjamin Sranflin, ~ "a
Wiltelm Willams, bon Connecticut, 81
Wiltelm 6lcYb, bon Gong SsIano, 81
Gbpmcs M'&ean, bon penniplYanien.s3
Gbcmas Seferlcn, bon Sirsinieu, SO
Gjcpr9 WYibe, SO
Wanbius Sborntpn, bon Srlanb, SO
@ecr9 gewis, bon Snb,Wans, 80
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-12-26

Sranensimmer slt pereini9en, eefIen 9rOBte
Gorge Die lit i'm foltbariten duecrn SAtnts
MINER 91rcusenaben pber euftfabrten umitsts
mnd)en, Die uenefteu Mcocnjpurnale gele1en
;n boben tppbei be9reiRih feline 3ett ibri9
bleibt Tim lId) Die gi9enidaften nno 8ennts
nifIe at erner6en ipeld)e alleiu cine filnfti9e
Mutter Iddeen6wertb MAIDEN tOnnen. Ga6
sarte Gelhled,t fbnnte ben giniencer Der
partelihfeit be1hulot9en, tpenn er nidIt be-
fennen ipiirbe, eaB bic 9lnftafun9 bon neucn
~Sreds1 stu9lailenL pantalcne, &c. bel maus
DIEM Ntanne oiel gu bduf9 ucrfpmmt uno
burd) ceren &ctipielt9feit, neil in Der 9Sabl
bes Stofee mebr auf Geiuheit als auf Stdrs
fe 9efeben miro, bic SiuanSen oft jdmmerlih
serriittet werbeu. Der Sreunb oes 8aterlans
bes uu6 in getrad1t biefes Qurus sl9leid)
beoauern un9ebeure Sun,nten jdtrlid fir
Setbe uno @etdneiel Der 9alanterie erft
aus bem grperb Der Sauspdter bann aaG
benz 9luslanbe pancern uno ME tpieberfet,
rem. 0aB BET Mablseiten cine fit Die @es
fnntbeit ME fir Den 9uten Stano Der Safe
9leid) seritDrenber Gurus nibt feIten oor>
fcmmt tpeib jeber Der bic 9eleafAaftlihen
8erhdltnt1e fennt. 8ir ma6en uid1t eritaus
nen, tae Die weni9er bemittelten &la0en Dem
Seiipiele Der mebr 8cmittelten fol9en mbdts
ten; mander ftilrst lld,, INN bies Sn erstpin>
gen, in Shnlben, allmdbli9 ftet9t aus bie>
fem @runbe lei ben Grmer @etcrnen Der
0leic ge9cn bic gc9anlti9teren st cem @rure
l1no iuirb 70 augenetit baB bterons fltr ben
Grieeen Der GeieOfd,aft @efabr entfieben
fam. = slud lit oicier Sesiebuns par bic
Ginflitrttn9 enter eiufahen eebeusneiie
wIniAens,pertb, iber bies lcbrt Die @eIhi6s
te tlar, rpie bic mdhtisfen gOlfer bnrd gers
fd,pcncun9 unb @enuBluht lit bic fhauerlis
de Giefe 9eil1igen, iIttli@en unb ftnan;ellen
Glcuos Derlaufen. Cslrttrfro.)
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-11

Be and shoulders at &c. Lard-Sales Of $50 tierces
were made, at &C. exc Butter and cheese exhibited
change.
So 37z.
spRIrs-There a large sale of brandies, by L. NJ.
Hoffman Co. this morning and about 80 whole half
and quarter pipes, changed hands at 81 10 so o2s-
4 mos 49,
SueARs-There continues fair demand for this
staple with sales Of 200 hhds New Orleans, at 44c.
43Sc, and 200 do. Cuba Muscoyada, at 4zc, SAC and
52Sc.-4 mos
WooL-Sales have been made Of 5000 lbs. extra fine
fleece, at about 40c cash
WHIsKEY in good demand and sales OF about $50
bbls made including New Jersey and Ohio, at
2le State Prison at q re and 40 hhds Drudge at
ale on time
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-11
Passengera Sailed.

tonrnr AND ERpec-steamsip Camsria from Bos-
ana lazy, Harris Bond Harris, Emerson, c II
ana capt Byard Of Boston; Anderson, RI Frcnch
pgp irns L1e%p%s Lewis Jn Hudman,
stuart Jas Taylor. II Simonds. Ingis Schoeller
9ng II Brewer Bnssy - Radllo Bcrnsr and friend
Miss Aush,se of Bal'imore Martin Pnse
Richmond Va; Vale and = Vale, ef 81 I.onis Mo: w
wilder Meader and :. Gallo Of New Orleans; = jolly.
dy cho ana servant Messs Gavaty aud aeaL Paris u
ualencour OF - Domingo Manuel Bedoya, ot Hhvana
ce ~ Sha ~ ons OF prance Wiseman OF Engend;
and zahn and huffman Of Chile: Anderson aud two
ssvn ANDERSON oil Mexico; Puchc lady of France
Mier OF England; Hennet and Roberts, Of Pitsburg
W hYmahps OF anada Major Tuock Brit sh krmy-77.
or auskhev Mr. Harmon four ladics and keryapt of NJ
msssIs Emerson and . Weldcn Of Boston; Misses
nsr ana sayner Of Halifax; Capt Grant, and Caea
W Winter BIsish Atmyl2 Total So ~ 49, ~ ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-11
CITY TRADE REPORT.

THURSDAY, May 10-6 p M.
The medium grades of -four lower but sales
were made to fair extent including the usual assort
ment Of brands among which parcels of American
and Canadian for export Wheat was steady, with
sales of Ohio and Gcnesee terms stated below Corn
in the forenoon opened dull, but assumed better
tone during change and closed in afternoon with
better feeling. There demand for export
Sales Of barley made at previous rates Rye was
somewhat easier. Oats were steady There was no
note in the quotations for cotton, while sales were
made to fair extent The news Of another weekly
steamer being at hand, trade in general as usual on
such occasions, was some less brisk
Ashes Sales Of $50 bills of pots were made at SIS so
IS 62s and small sales Of pearls at So 10, and 200
bbls Canadian pots in bond, on private terms.
-Flow-The aggregate sales reached
about $500 bbs, including Troy City, Waterford &C,
- SO - 62h; straight Genesee and Michigan at -
621k 81 IS; good round hoop Ohio and favorits In
5o fancy State at So 62a SO; extra at So rs S6 62
Included in the above 1000 bbs common State,
for export 81 5O and 900 do Canadian in bond at
the same price Southern in moderate demand,
with salcs Of 400 bbs Alexandria and Georgetown at
81 S7a So; and about 800 bbls. New Orleans mixed
brands sold at 81 S7a 81 "a. Rye Fom-Sales of 100
bbs. were made at 81 S7ts Meai-Some 400 bbls. New
Jersey sold at 81 "a; and 600 do Brandywine at So
81 "a; and 900 Genesce at about 81 20. There
sales reported the particulars of which did not
transpire. Corn-The sales reached about 10000 o
81 900 bushels including good Southern, at 60c;
Jersey white at Gle. and round Northern and Jersey
yellow at o2ac csc. Bgrfey-Sales OF 400 bushels
Sales Of 1000 bushels made, delivered, at Csc.
Oats were steady, and in COED demand with sales of
New Jersey at 30c. and of Northern at 33c. a 34c.
CorTos.-The sales to-day loo bales Prices
exhibit no change.
FrsH-The market for mackerel continues to have
upward tendency with sales of 800 bbls No rs to
arrive within two three days. at $40 IS and 100 do
No rs at So; threes held at So SO SO e2s; cod
are heavy and dull Farther sales of 500 boxes scaled
herring at Bic. n 32c, showing improvement.
FRuT.-Sales have been made Of 1000 boxes raisins
at 81 AN 81 SO for whole boxes 73c. Toe for half
do and 4oc for quarter do; also $50 bills currants
part for export, on terms not made public.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-11
INTELLIGENCE By THE MAILS.
Our Washington correspondence.
WASHINGTON, May 9, 1919.


WASHINGTON, May 8, 1919.
The Appointments and the. Disappo,ntnients.
You will have printed the list of appointments
made to-day, long before this reaches New York.
We think the Philadelphia Collectorship will sur
prise the ciques even more than the New York
Marshalship did 1t is understood that the Phila-
delphia appointments were taken up rather unex-
pectedly; but it is also known that neither the de-
lay or sudden appointment were caused by any
pressure from without
Poor Peter Sken Smith His friends think
seriously of purchasing straight jacket for him.
We had the melancholy pleasure of gazing at his
celebrated "rol" to-day, with its six thousand
turned mahogany ends 1t is to be placed in the
Patent Office in the case where the Jewels were,
as a curiosity of the thumb screw genus;
| 1t is to be hoped that the cllques, which have,
been endeavoring since the Inauguration, and
heaven only knows how long previously, to dictate
| to General Taylor, will begin to have their eyes
open to the absurd position they have taken. The
old hero, they will find out, is an honest man, who
utterly dispises the selfish and impairment inter
ference of the New York and Philadelphia pollti-
| clans; men who apparently regarded the election
of General Taylor as blessed dspe,nsatlon of Pro-
violence, for the DIVISION OF the spols among them
the executive like plant reed, as they please.
General Taylor, in his Allison letter, declared cha
racter, ability and fitness, as Indispensable and 1t
requires more than the dictation OF committees,
the production of carloads Of certificates to guar
| antee these requisites.
| The impertinence of the New York Express, in
since the publication in the Wing, of letter
written by Mr.. Brooks, the editor Of the Express,
strongly recommending Mr.. Talmadgc as person
amply qualified to fill any office. The sppositon of
The Express to General Taylor, previous to the
election, failed to damage the old hero very much,
| and it will scarcely be more effective now.
| The New York appointments were not taken up
| be acted upon for some time OMEGA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-11

Cleared.
ss sisP?s r ks5%s e
SfsA hssas &C., 4a
Sas SSss CO. Hf 81 s
81 @ New BRUINS
snsS, S. Walsh is
ssso
fax, Psnsed Hieaandria Ashland Packer Richmond,
Haven.
F? Ss q p A B sp
Ss iron sssS q sissa
is am Ssf
:ssS ss 10 sia saa sSs
jssnPa Sataarna Esiss' acttenSafs days. with
Brig Fere Foso Rage Marsnham (nraul), 81 days, with
mf $Ts e sahs SS April %
sps sSh Edrn e IS from Ba1
brig Emsre BAXTER Galveston, % daysIwish cotton to
fs'f sS EFT srfs sA sSrs s n n
down topsaiis loose With painted ports number Of
sii ass1f Bates %'sf sh NC with
sehr waterman tor New Haven't Terry Ma.an.as, o
sshI Melville Key West, days. with cotton, to
ss esr VIM om,! Marsh Van Name yirsisia days
ssSe for y GSr ws;t sullivan Me- with cut
Schr Albert Carter West Sullivan with cut granite for
scr Charleston, Mudget Frankfort Me- with cut granite
for the y Dry Dock Brooklyn.
Ss .c Sgss of aWCissasset Sawyer, Calais days
slOor Emily, Kirby, New Bedford -
sioop Two Brothers, -, Portland.
Below.
Ship Catherine, Herbest, from Charleston, days. with
Br brig Jean Charles, from Mantle
Brig Nitheroy Of Belfast from Wilmington.
Also TWO barks and two brgs in the oing, unknown.
Sailed.
Ships honte,yma {pktl Lycrpo9l Elsinors do Mediator
truee tBr), Campbell, Charleston and others.
Bark Elliot gsing on. yesterday, without pilot went
ashore Shoals towcd by the steamboat
Hercules last night and taken into the SW Spit where
anchored, without any serious damage.
Ship hontauk Canton has anchored at the SW Spit
NAY lownd at sunrise. calm; as meridian Sc; st
set delight.
Herald Marine Correspondence.
PHILAp gLpHIA, May 10. 4PM-Arrived-Schrs Millsvle
stafford Tuft, Port Deposits Ironsdes Stewart
York.
Ciearedsteamer Columbus Peck, Charleston ship Han
nba Foote, N0reans bark Turk Nckerson Boston brig
Armra, Bachelder do tchr CoDroy Farnsworth do New
England Clifford do; Americas Wheeler NYork; Dorches
Frazer, Baltimore Rushing, Smith, Providense; Mi
York. '' ''e"H"
miscellaneous.
sp CkRhyhs before reported stoninston after being
able TO Keep her free with would be taken TO Fall
River to discharge. " WI
Snp ELIZA ADAMS late Of Farhaven has been purchased
" New BEDFORD aud will bs cited fey Whaling.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-11

Married.


On the 10th inst by the Rev. Ansen Leo, Mr. JAcoR
COHEN, to Miss AMELIA eldest daughter of John Jack
son, Esq, all of this city.
On Wednesday, the 9Th inst, by the Rev DR.. Mer-
BACH Mr. JAMES BELLAK, of Philadelphia, to Miss NINA
WAKEFIELD, of Vienna.
On the 9Th inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Texheira Mr.
JAMES CONWAY to Miss MARIA CANTON both of this city
Duncan Dunbar, Mr.. GEORGE w. KENsARp to Miss
PRISCILLA A. MoKRow, all of this city.
On the evening of the 10th inst, by the Rev Dr. Do
Witt, WILLIAM H. STEPHENS to LYDIA A., daughter Of
B. W. Osborn Esq, all of this city
In Brooklyn, on Wednesday evening 9th inst, by the
Rev. f.. Nj. johnson, WILLIAM H. CAMMEyER to Miss
MARGARET ANDERSON, both Of Brooklyn.
Died,
On the 10th inst, after O short illness, SAMUEL B.
youngest child of Benjamin Hasbrook
The friends Of the family invited to attend his
funeral this at o'clock from the residence
Of his father, corner of Broome and Hudson streets
without further invitation
On Thursday, 10th inst, at A. NJ, JAMES NJ MArHER
native of Scotland, of epilepsy, aged rs years, 10
months. and "a days.
His friends and those of his father W. l.. Mather.
and of his brothcr-in law, Alexander Mckenzie, are
invited TO attend the funeral this riday) afternoon
at o'clock from his late residence 3O6 Second street
His remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for
interment.
At his residence, PENIS Manor, Bucks county, Pa,
on the 4th inst, of pulmonary consumption, Heron
THOMPSON, in the 18th year of his age.
In Brooklyn, on Thursday, the 10th inst, at P. M,
Of consumption, in the oath year of her age, MARY
RELY, daughter of John and Bridget Reilly.
The friends Of the family requested to attend her
funeral on Saturday morning. at 10 o'clock from the
residence of her father 1873 Prospect street. Brooklyn
without further invitation.