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printing cloths. the largest quantity ever known 70
be sid there in the same period of time The io'-
having il the record Of the sale--a at six months


lowing is the record OF the sale-all at SIX months
credit:
5000 pieces 50 BY Is q inch st &c tip TOP 5000 90 oo
by Ga q inch ii Sc; 7UO do ~ by 60. % inch 4e
do BY . inch, as. short counts 1000 90 % az 90
"a inch At SIC; 1000 do 60 by So y inch Soei 80 =, 4.
"a nv q q inch II &c; 5000 DO, 60 by ST. - lnen o.
SOD 40 81 hT 60 gs neh al 4lc excellent; s0o0do s. y
60 "a ineh i4lc e1celeni 1000 do 50 by o. ns S5
DO SO by g. ss inch Al Sc lip top 1000 do 60 by So
inch at r. fuir; 900 do 81 by II q inch Sc sxeeen,
% d. 3 y y ccos 9es g. s ~ ,' " 1es V al Sc az H.
OC0 do 81 By g. a inch az Ste exceenti 22Oo DO % "
g. 81 inch at liG5e 1000 DO 60 by o. % inch, &c
We learn from the Pennsylvania papers that
bill has passed the Senate Of that State, which an-
thorises the Governor to contract loan of $1,000
900, at rate of interest no. exceeding g cent
per annum, and comforting upon holders OF such
loan the privilege Of banking, upon the principles
Of what is commonly known as the Free Banking
system" The said loans to be designated the
Coupon Loan" and to be exempt from any sPe-
cies OF taxation. In accordance with the provis-
ions Of the bill three months notice must be given
that proposals for such loan win be received, aud
the loan thus offered shall be given to the highest
bidder. The proceeds OF such loan are to be APP
propriated to the payment Of domestic creditors
and to the extnguishment Of the funded debt, now
due, and filling due with the present year.
At Boston the Money market was still easy and
the quotations Of paper range from to per cent.
Paper is not plenty. The Banks are discountng
all the good paper offered. Bank Stocks are high
and in good demand as also are Insurance Stocks
Manufacturing and Railroad Stocks are dali and
heavy.
II is stated that an arrangement has been made
between the Franklin Canal Company and the
Cleveland, Painsyillc and Ashtabula Railroad Com.
pany under which they will unite their energies
and mutually cooperate in the prosecution Of the
work, virtually forming one line Gom Erie to Ceve-
land, in pursuance of which, Frederick Harbach,
ESQ. Chief Engineer on the Cleveland Columbus
and Cincinnati Railroad and also the Ohio portion
Of the line to Cleveland has been appointed Chief
Engineer on the portion of the line belonging to the
first named company.
The division of the Pittsburgh and Ohio Road
between Pittsburgh and Beaver was let on the
oath ult. and the division between the State line
and the line of the Wellsyille and Cleveland Road
on the eth inst The division between Beaver and
the State line is also under contract and proceeding
favorably The division extending from the line
of the Wellsville and Cleaveland Road to the Ohio
Canal, at Massillon, has been under contract for
some months, and viii be finished quite early. tits
considered certain that by the LIST July, 1881,
will be running from Pittsburgh to Cleaveland, and
to Massillon on the Ohio Canal.
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Ship Bslror- rrlo Gown. Hsve, . d', udss and 800
psssengers 10 Boyd Hireken- ,,a
ndse, Evereii Brown The " R has sIperiene ID
heavy wesher during The hrst peu OF toe passage.
ship Columbia, Herbert Charleston, das cou'n' nc
ship Annie, Br) Morris. Belfast q d. salt and Passsa
Bsrk Exact Stevens. Savannah, May cotton ard nee.
Columbs. bound ENE
BARK Kosmus iBr-ml Hon,nan. Bremen, 81 d. mdss
sHt cO.1O !S eIsTD'lsss Bristol March 3D. md's
Bark Atlantic, Br) Murphy Wexford, resnd) is d., in
BMt John stroud Elwell, Cedar Keys, Il d.. and Key
West 5,h inst cotton he 10 Coz Anderson Co Ihns.
ss May A.n OF Wen. Me- n RSp s.s 81 nara'' 10 d.
Brig Pomona (Pori) Deuullo' Fsya' 81 Dc SAT- aud iron
Big BOWS. (Br) -, Waterford, 50 days, with pas
Big Adonis (Nssp) Rsgio Naples lo2 ds oranges to
Brig EiIsbeih Bartlett Rio de ysnero, 60 d. hides and
rosewood Phpps, Bros Co. Has lost captain and TWO
Big Bowne., Brj DOLBY, Waterford, March 2lst with
IS Storage passenger TO Dunscomb brsnstou Insre
Big Lins HsnOvaranJ Tinker Mess;ns, g. ds, fruit to
Beecher, Draper 4 Devlin.
Big C Bass, Mclaughlin Eastpor- de-, lumber and
lsths TO Smith Boynton. 10 passengers I'M,
Brig Sarah Nash (ofWaldoborol Gilchrist Jacksonviie
syie Cen Msr.hslL tof Belfast Mel Holmes Lanceroue
Canary Islands IS d 2 tuus baril Quincy, vessel
10 Buck. Len no Am vessels
Sch Ebenezer, (Norwegisnl Clawsen Norway . ds IN
ballast and 81 pssseu gers 70 Funck meincke.
Sch Rebeccs, Woglum, Petersburg, days, mdse to
Hunter.
Sch W Hazard Lsnnds, MatsgOrds April 18Th, horns,
&c, TO master.
Sch Maee (Spsn) Abzina Baracos, II ds, fruit ard two
passengers, to Dunscomb Beckwih.
Sch Joseph Guest, Rogers Gasyamia, PR May sugar
TO MalHnd Phelps Len Am vessels In port 3h
inst lsl 81 80 lon H. passed Am steamboat with two
mssls, steering T. under steam and canvas
Sch Martha Teel. Ricmond, ds, coal.
Sch Ports, Weeks, Baltimore, ds coal
Sch James Cummings, Ward, James River, IDS, wood
FELLOWSHIP Monmouth, Of Bath Card Q: A de, iron,
TO Davis Brooks Co; X Percey I'm 81 Martns scnr
Olive Branch Jacksonville, ship timber. Also, briggs
wIND-msy H. al sunrise ssE, at meridian s. at sunset
8, with rain
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lEr.m orr Correspinienls.l

Philadelphia NAV H-Arrivaf--B1gs indian
Queer Vsrney, NYork Foster, Baker NOrlsans; HeIry,
Baker Savannah; schs HeBrv Lee 5mih Fkver AcOeOu,
Martin NYork IL Marcy. Wilsts, froy elee; Af.u Is,
bufpt: Alene Henderson, Boston; Taylor, Rire, Fall
River May Pa"er-'n IL nuirs. Bos on J Goolspeed,
ilcox, Hartford; ByrJu handv. = .ton; irys Lyon,
Burroughs. do tid,ef-Bhgs Mail, Baker ,stn.; la
Queen. Nsnry, do; Aonian. M DO; 3 4 Reese,
(B Tuzo, DsnarsTE; sche Mary Eddy, EDDY, Fall Rve-
TaylOr Rice BOs'nr; Mary pai'ers Sim mons do; X
Thorp on Corson Providence Silvee Gibbs, NaS5u y
port: Per nsyyania Erickson, Lynn MAJ, N Ni;aoas
York. Portlsnd VIM Pollock. JOhnsO foson; oininbla
Kelley do Arctures Rsynes. Cambridge Marcy, wa,
eits, Ware, ~ Crpscty We'd, san Francisco; Allied
Fxsll, Colder NOrlaans; w Honsion, Ksr, N1nucS-
ei; syipb, Smi b. NYors; Gjodspeed Wilcox, InfJrf;
Adene Henderson Providence; jaws l., on, Burroughs
Boston; Lee, Smith, Provderce ; Hudson, Rogers
Wsehsm; Smith, Waterman, 100, steamer Cayug J.
Wilson, NfOrk
ship Osprey hiss arrived al Charleston 10 GO hours
from this port
NEWPORT. May FAR bark Byron, Up bur I'm o.
yideLcc Pre.dcnf, Jones, I'm Norfolk; Henri CoJn fm
Aid son for NYorkin the Gulf Stream, into by
unknown vessel which car led boat and
did o.hsr damage; Hannah Abigail, Crane. fn Camden
for Norfolk; Robbery Sears I'm Boston for NYork ARIEL
Small fm do for ALBANY; Elizabeth Davidson, Kelly fm do
phia Time = iward' I'm Providence Suffolk; Nlrms
Howe ell, IN Providence for Rsppahsnpock Ensnt Brooke
Hnklev. I'm NBedfDrd for NYCTk Sa ah r Rowland
Rowland, I'm frovd snce for do Roscius. Freu-h Tauu-
ton FOR do....l3h arr schs Ontario, Homer I'm Cam
den Tor Norfolk; Joseph RoSers I'm Newhuvpot for Phil
sdsphiai Grace Caroline, Wright I'm Bristol, Penn for
NBrciorc; Oci' her Dyer, I'm Boston fir Philadelphia
Wsicbna an Chapman, do for NYork; Mary Eldrdge, fm
Provnce,own for NYork; scoop Index, Bumbus I'm Med
ord for Go
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Arr NJ New Bedford Nav "; .hp Marcia E1isor Nov,
Pacific Via Sand wcb ard Society l-snds ~ Ioo bss -
25O 40 rh oil ard 80 0no Co. sfo1e ym a H. -
lon 10 AIbree Of Mystic, for valesrsiso Fes H. "a -
a. ship Tmor, Baker, y HAsor, - bbssp OIL
Also arr brig Leotidss ~'spohh Conel in<is,
Ocean via 81 fielens with go hhs sp oil The ~ -
ported as hsving arrived a. W. srot she did os ~
w, but anchored bclow New .B'o"rd leu
Aso arr lah ssip Chss Fced-rci ssrnes Pse6e oe,..
Tarahusno % dsys with 80 hhis ~ do black Sd ~
Sold so bills % and 10 60 black hsh oil on the voyage -
at Tslcshusno Feb II, bgk Pi-Fn% Clifford, Wespor a.
sp for Homeland others before rspcstsd.
Sailed from do h, ship Barclay, Tsber Atlantic ed h.
Ale,ter f-orn Capt robey Ct bsrs smyras OF 1evR..
ford reports her FEB Is lsi 10 Ion SO W. one small sps
whsle-ai well.
Al Sydney Jan 10. Wade. Brsdhery, v.Becsrd a,
rot sasd; Howard Bunker sr of Nantucket repo,sss
or Towns owner rehttng;r Boy. Lace, Warren IA =.
mot ~ beforel Jas Lcper, WI Pc Nantucket rss,us,
Sailed from do Jap To- NsrsgAnsst kogers Nsnluckst a.
cruise IfSg SD ~ VIII SydneN, Jan IS The An vts~-
Howard 10 now on the slip uno- su,ng repairs.
The following vessels have usnshipped oil and bors ,,
Hong Kong 10 England. r. WV. ~ New-Bedfors sSs
bbls oil sad i0o,o lbs bore; Dutmouth do lse 81 M
ell ard i6'2 bs bone: Isaac Hos snd. do So hbs WI tx
do sp oil; Awsshonks, Falmcu's 1888 bbls sp oil
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Nv Telegragh.

NEW.ORLEANS, May 6-An snip vya, Boston
CHARLESTON. May l0-Arr bark Neptune, Bosom
BOSTON, May li--AIr ship America. Valparaiso, FEB.
3 Spoke April TO- lat 10 8 Ion So 80, bark Louisa Biss
Beaufort for California May lat 80 20, Ion 90 pass
ed sch Susan Baltimore, Porto Rico
Ship Caledonia Liverpool April Ill haFk Adonis do Mar
%: Mary slade and Grard Phil bark Harm nlcA Nofw
Pslsraz, March II; Thankful go sun enand, FEB lI
HE bland Chief tBrl Bristol March IL.
Brig Water WITCH Rio JaneifO, Marco q Spoke, April
4, lat Is S; lon IS 81, brig Denmark tor Calf rna-
Sch North Branch, Baltmore Mary and Louisa, and
Sally Ann YORK..
KEY WEST, April 25-Arr brig Emelila, NYork with
loss OF maiu0pnsst sailed day f,r 81 Marx The brig
Warcascus, I'm NYork for Mobile, was spoken of Key
West on 4 9th inst
BALTIMORE May liArr ships Albus, Lverpoo'
Louise and Goethe, Bremen bark joseph w Poge Boston,
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FLOUR AND MEAL-The market for Flour to-day was
without change, and The business lie fair
for the trade and the East There IL spscus-
The supplies fair extent aud tbs stock Is about us 900
10000 bbs rot including Southern and Canadian or
The lser The stock about 30 900 oils and OF Southern
about 600 bbs The sses today are $500 Is including
ESQ bbls Canadian at4 IS The q1osons 25G4 IS for
fine, 4 J004 IS for No. . s7Idj 90 TOR common aud
snsie hl State old and inspection IS for favor
lite State aud mixed Ohio, 80 for Michigan and good
oRo al Il for IF. h Sy'e Genesee Is for sx Sr o1
and S6do el for extra Genesee But e Flour Is 10 be
the busne moderate Sales 1000 bbls as so for
mixed and straight brands and 562! " FOR fancy The
market for Meal is dull al 9idSj Tor Jersey Sales 30
bills Rye Flour st2 -.
GRAIN-The inquiry for Wheat 10 moderate and the
market rather heavy sses 600 bush good Ohio at io
and leo DO Inferior Chicago spring Wheat at sac: Gene
see il he'd Of lJ20jJc and Canadian at l0iGll0c. Tho
supply Of all descriptions Is about IS 900 bush The market
for Corn Is without material change Good lots NJ.
plenty The demand far. The sales reach aool bush
including some los TO arrive at 62@62lc for Western
mixed ~ for Western yellow 60 for round yellow 6] 96t
for JeIey and Southern yellow, % for round white o.
bush at IS ass delivered Oas are without change u
are scarce Jersey 59dfO or Barley 1000 bush sold
al 65c for Prime 2rOwed and GO for common.
WHISKY-The market IL steady. with sales 50 Obls
Prison al 3!c, and 10 do high proof at 81. Also IS
Drudge cssks al Sc time.
firm Sales 1890 bbls at 10 81 le 30 f Aess, the latter
for choice loi, 69da IS tor Prime 50 40 70 for
lfco bis sour Beef 5250j7j ior Country Prime aad
s5eGfo Meas Sales 4Oo bbs City at 5 S7 az p f5r
Prime and 25ds IS for Mess SALES 300 bbls Beef ans
Western ordinary about IL o. Prime Mess 10 ~ 10
S2n nompaly Stock about 600 FOR Lsrd The market
IL scarcely buoyaDt Sales 40 bbs 81 95l for fair
prime Cut Meas firm, and the tendency Is up
ward Tue are 1900 bulk Hams at Sc. 5000 do
Shoulder. Al 80 sud 10 ties plain al &c y ID. Toe
supply ofnew Butter beer. aud the market irregular
Stale is l5Glsc 10 y G6 for Orange County Cissse
Is dun, with fair supplies Sales at 81 d'c according to
quality.
hAY-Is od6.!c, with sales 500 bales rhe IL
dali.
The sale lo0O bags Rio al E0g': y D. AID 1) Lq
gus,ra al ate Al pnyse sale here 10 o modera,e
sness doiDg and mness IN Sugars Sales jOJ hh1s
Pono Rico at I. d4ic; I2n do Texas nj 5Gji 30 bids
Porto Rico Mossses vt @91J2; and bbls New-Oreans
ux7c Good qualities Moasses lc better Sales 500
bsls LsguayTa Coffee al 81 and 500 d. Java at lie p n
NAVAL STORES-Cruds Turpentiae 10 steady bat not
acii, 62i Sales so bbls No Resin 2jdl So and
30 Ibis SPINS Al - d3zl- cash.
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DIED.

Al Utica May O. OF spoplexy, EGBERr DAVIS OF
PoQehkeepsie In the 54th year Of nis age.
ON the ioh Of hh month, RICHARD TITUS IN the 18th
year OF his age.
Al Cincins Ohio April n In the 45th year Of his age.
JAMES MCGOWAN formerly OF the arm Of Harrow,
Hays Co. Of New-York.
May is NANCY reici OF Timothy Childs Of Lilehheld
Conn. aged IS years.
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited TO attend The funer wednesday q half
O'clock p - from tbs residence Of her con, Hsman W.
Childs 10 East Seventcenfhsl
On Monday, Nay 8 on board paekesship Hev World,
BENJAMIN BURRQws, sssnan, nsuve 81 0roson.
Com.
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April q, ia. la a. Ion Is Is, ship he'ine Of Liverpool
wassgnalled, Steering
April n lat 20 Os, lon IS -, big Prince George ron
May J. lat ~ Ion SS TO- bris Alden Of Espelsh ron CT
May st a. lon 81 D. ship Ticondeross from NyOrttor
No date lst 324s Ion 70 49, ship Columbia was seen,
April s lat % 49, lon % ~ bark sornso Of Salem for
Gibrater.
Apr 30 lat So lon 25 90 brig incey Kempton, u Do
I'm Baltimore for Demarara
May g. lat 80 50, lon II, brig Petrol, from HALIFAX for
Dec IS lat 10 ~ lon So wss seen ship Adebasr Chap.
man from Boston. for East Ind
April 2 Let % g. lon &c. brig Bernie, Robinson. dsys
from St John for Bsrbadoes:
Apr y, AI IS g Ion SO 10, sch Mary Emelns Rice fn
Baltimore for 81 Thomas
April 20 lat IS 90 lon 81 80 bark ssnee tOfBOsiOu IA
Philadelphia for Barbsdoes.
May T. Ia, S3i. on the edge OF he Gulf Stream, brig
Queen Esther from Sagua for New fo'k
May lat 40 lon o. 2j New York ship bound
=, with letter w In her oreiorssil
April ), Cape 81 Thomas w by distance 80 miles, vas
seen Am brig painted black vi red streak showing
whiie svslowtaied signal with red border seerngn f
Cape FRO.
April 49, Of Cape Augustine, brig Ida, Collins from Rs
Janeiro for Pernambuco
April so lat 80 NJ Ion i2 w bark Creole, Leoroa from
May 7, lats3 long rs bark Emil Mines rom New
London, steering north.
May 10 lat 40 10 Ion ~ ship Devonshre, Hoyey from
May 8 lat a s. lon 60 40 trig Henry Woods from
0uayemills foI NYoIk.
MAY g. lat 30 o. Ion "a 90 brig Gen Marsha 50 de from
Canary Islands for NYork supplied her with provisions
and wafer.
May lat Al Ion 60 80 ship lows, tot .Oflsans wS
seen, steering y.
May 10 lat 40 10 Ion 653, sienared ship John Msihr
bound Testward.
Same day. sbip Sir Harry sm b, OF stpobns NIB bound
wehtwGd-wished TO be reported.
May 2b st SO a. Ion So ST. ship Spartan Of Grsenoet,
for Philadelphia
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Whaiers.
q See Dissstera

Brig VIM Henry, Of Warren. has been purchased by
Child and Others Of that place and 70 20 hd up for ne
whaling buxncss, under command Of Capt Joseph JolA
The Cowper, Cole New Bedford, which sailed I'm Hong
Kong Feb l6 70 cruise put back previous 70 n on se
count Of The sickness Of the Captains wife.
At Tahiti Jan ship syph tof FGrhsveab Gardner, I'M
Honolulu for Hew-Hedfofd.
Heard from no ds,s 0fshore Ground by letter RON
Ban Sru.sco) ship cstsvsbe Swain, of Nsnsusses -"
bib - oil 49,
spoisD, about tse middle Of yeh tn Psd6e. shp ns'
HafYs Of Eanfu<kel 500 sp. Heard from sec7s Jep ~
up Pud6pi GYsRsA If NssusSeh lSefR
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aiding Natalie Favernier TO remove q trunk con
ts;nieg sIo 600 the property Of her husband, from
The cadence Of Mr. Favernier in the Firstav.
The facts 10 thee were the same as those SHOWN
r., The trial Of Joseph Julian yesterday. The eyl-
dence showed no felonious intent, and the Jury
found the prisoner not guilty. The Court then ad-
;onrped Till this "Wednesday morning, at II O'Clock.
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a. Fv other Maria< Intelligence, zee Sessati Page -


q F~ other Marias Intelligence Sssssth Page. "A
Cleared.
Ship 0swego IngersoIL New Orleans, Stanton.
Banks DiOne Rogers, Campeachy. Thompson New
house; samuel Thomas Lambert Mauaposett; Farewell
iPrusl Benter Trieste, Schmidt Balehen Gov Hinckey
Loring Quebec; MGiel, Colson, Ponce, PR Mallard
Phelps CO. Desdemona Thopson Columbia River, AL
ernethy Cinh; Fanny. Coron, Londonderry, Osborn
brgs Orion, VISA Mayzguez, Badger, Peek K Co. Par
swan, Fsimou;a "a y. Norfolk; Hsyd CUT. Portlu,
81 yohnA NIB, HeyiRs Son; Tweed (Br) McDougs
81 John Nfi Unon tFr) Psye, Havana seignete Co;
Frances Jane, Alexander. Philadelphia, g Burkemsn
sehrs Maria Foss Muller, Tobasco Nesmfh Sons; Ia
con, Crovea Boston; Eliza Jane y, Pesrsal, AafAnzss
btnson, Roekport, Snow White
Soop Remsrk, Smith Provideuca
9aldmcso.
Steamer IrOnsidea Green. Philadelphis.
Arrived.
PNhetshir New Word, knight Liverpool, Ami a
sdss ND Pssssrxerh 70 Grnnea hinsan Co,
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10 The American Medical Convention com
menced its session at Cincinnati on the 9TH inst.
Several hundred eminent physicians from all parts
Of the Unicn being present to consult and devise
measures for increasing and extending the useful
ness of the healing art Che President, Dr.. War
rem, delivered an extempofe opening address in
which he congratulated them upon their appearance
in the great city Of the West" spoke Of the use
fitness Of their profession &c &c. and then re-
marked at some length upon the vast changes that
had taken place in their principles and practice
during the past century. Officers Tor the ensuing
wear were elected as follows
4 Py,,ident-R d. Mussey, of Ohio; lat y. P-J. b..
johnson Of Mo; % do-A. Lopez, Ala; Sd DO Daniel
Barnard IN; IA dc w. Morris Penn; Ser-etariss-
A stile, Penn. and N Dessaussare, N. &; f'slsver-
Isaac Hayes Penn
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MAR HIEu.

Al the Dutch Reformed Church La Fsye,lep,sce
and Four,h-st on Sunday evening last BY Rev DR.. Yer
milyea, Mr. FRANCIS A. ABBOT 70 Miss NARY
CARRlGAN, al Of this city.
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HT@ The steamer James Dicx was destroyed by
FIRE at Nashville, Tenn. onthe 9th inst The freight
destroyed consisted of $50 bales cotton, 100 bags
corn, rs hhds. tobacco, which was all insured in
New. Orleans. Some bacon and other freight, value
not known, were lost. The boat was insured for
$500 in Louisville. The Dick was about four
wears old and was substantial boat.
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Markets.. CAREFULLY HrrOErrD rOn THE TRIBUNE.

TUESDAY, May H.
ASHE5-Are IN moderate re ues ih sales 100 bbs at
5C05 81 for Pots and 2a5 % for Pearls The receipts
are considerable.
COTTON-The market IL very Arm, with sales 200
bales mostly for export Holders anxious TO sell
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California vessels spoken, Se.

Feb r. 10 IS ~ r. Ion g. wss sig~alized bark Rzreea
Gilbert from SALEM Nov 2i) for C-hfsnia
Jan ~ lat 81 g. Ion g. wss sea hs's Domingo I'm New
buIyport Nov l2 for Csher'r =. Ian y Tor California
FEB r. lat ~ Ion H. brig Caroline Clark Bradley from
Pr sie lpha NOV y for Cslr ms
Peb IS lat 6S q Ion 79 o. w. schr Of about 10 tons
from Loudou for San fraDcl c. could not under.tand
her zane tprohsbly the Or'esn- wh'eh sailed Nov 81
March ? lsf IS - lor 6jsa brig tsge, Banlow tom
Bath Dec n for San francisco
March lat 81 $. Ion 45 bnk Wirsow Sail from New
Bedford dec l5 via Rio JAEeiro, FEB ~ for san r
cisco. - -
jan n ias 81 s. lon - w schr Maryland rorin, non
Bsiirr ore (Oct isi for san Frsueiseo
Aprl n lat rs 30 ~ Ion 46 " sezDer Norteerner We
termsp New. YORK April o. COR C-li nrnia. all we'll
Al 81 ahariuss Narch H. hark lohn Adsms, Worth m
Nantucket Jan lShl for ssh rIanc-co put 10 TOR pain
had lest part ofher deck load .
April lat y 49, Ion ~ So brig Fame, Bachelor, from
NYork March " for California -.
April lat - Ion 50 b * Aert Campbell, from Nfok
(Msreh 5l for Catforna-had eSp-rienesd heesy gses
hom NV sprung fore-topgsl t' -, and m sntopnast
Arr at vsparsiso, Msreh u. bh Reindeer, Baiehetsr
from NewYork NOV ~ - S-p francisco, and sd l6A
The report that ship Reindeer on Bostou sid lsh wa
Incorrect she IS, aud sailed 18Th
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HOMICIDE AT THE STATE PRIsoN.-The Coroner
of this village, S. w. Smith, was called and a jury
sworn, to hold an inquest upon the body OF con
Wet who had died in consequence OF wounds In
fioted by n fellow convict The particulars, as we
learn from one of the jurors who noted down the
testimony, were as follows: George Miller, ma
tive of Scotland, desperate convict had been sent
by his keeper from the hill quarry to the hall of the
prison for punishment; on his way there he met
with another convict, named Reuben Nilsson, to-
ward whom he had bitter enmity, and beckoning
him into the srch.passage way, made adeadly stab
at his heart with the sharpened point OF file evi-
IDENTIFY prepared for the purpose; but striking the
bone the blow was not fatal and Nixson having
shovel in his hard returned the assault with
blow or two ON the side OF MIler's head, which
felled him to the ground and made him senseess.
Nixson Immediately ran with alarm TO the warden,
exclaming 81 fear have killed man. Miller
was then taken up conveyed to the hospital, resus-
citated, his wounds dressed by the assistant 1.-THE
ply stefan being absent) and FOR several days it
was hoped he would recover, but at length he was
seized with commissions spasms and died IN just
aweek from the time he was wounded.
With these facts before them. and the keepers
giving Nixson, the colored convict whose life was
Sssailed, favorable character, the Jury rendered
the verdict, that George Miller came to his death
by blow or blows inflicted by Reuben Nixson,
in selfdeiense otherwise, jasi,f0bie homicide
Whose useih violence shall fall by violence.
Sing Stag Herald
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PoAY OF NEw.YORK.....MAY Is 1850.

mrSILTuRk ALAASAc....rHIs DAY
svE-Rises... 81 ses....7 10 MooS-sea 49,. IL lea
RICH wATER....MsyI5
Sandy Hk.. 10 i0m Gov Is.. II SON Hs1 Gate. lin
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AtMstagords, April IS bark Monterey Michael f,r New
York sch Ayenger, do do.
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Arrived.

PNketship New World, Kniehl Liverpool, AprI "A
ndss ND passsrxerh 70 Grtrnep, Mintan Co,
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CIRCUIT CouRr.-Before Judge Marvin.-Wl-
hass H. Main and Others. assigaees of Timothy H..
Nam vs. Albany Insurance CoDspaay.-To recov-
er loes by fire at IL Coenties slip, in Sept ls4s,
already referred to. The store belonged to Mr..
TYmo,6y H. and was insured by him The fire took
plaoe on Sunday evening. To be continued.