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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-09-04

taben, all Sbren eigenen &Srper, Mr5. 8ars
mes, benn Die 9aoies m ii ffen herDpriteden.
GS 9tbt feline Gntfd,ulcisun9 fitr fIe, bic arr
men Gefd,tpfc! ipcnn fe nidt cine feine ST.
CUR fpielen.
0rau 9. Ga5 ilt's 9erabe, mas ih ,neirent
Mann faete, als er iiber MIDI brltmmte, ipeil
id mir ba5 reue f91rirte letbne 8teto 9efauft
babe. Sa9te tdb: 8arne5, On inllteif beben>
fen, oae es nteine Sp1riamfett unb 9tte@tns
rtfttn9 tpar, tprburh es mir nSgltd, tpurbe,
fc st thnn" uno 70 1T es audi. Sh habe ben
8pbbD bret 8tertel prn ber Sdtule surild9es
balten unc babrrd, 9eraoe 70 oiel erfpart, tim
mir bas &leib faufen sn fcnnen.
Sraue. Nell, @ottlpb Oieilt Sitter grltnl>
belt ntemdlS ptel. gr brin9t mir ieinen $50
d,enlctu jeben Samifog unb fra9t MIDI nie,
ipas ih bamit tbue. Wenn id, anfan9c, 9elb
fir Gap MaD slt fparcu, 1T es frcilidb bart fiir
tbrt benn er ntu6 febr fnapp leben. @r fIeht
audi nanhmal iehr milerabcl aus, ,pcnn er
nibts olS eefcette 9iiiben cber 70 ettras sltm
Mittage0en befcmntt 70 oaR ih I'm oft red,t
bebauern muB. 9Iber th thue bas 8efte mas
td, fann; benn es ninmt cine prbentlihe
Sumne @elb, TIN, ilh alleS bas ansnft,cfftn
mas I1an lit Gap MaaD n6ttig bat. ed babe
bcd jest bier nerlhiebene ietbeue GIeiber att
s1siebeu.
6rou g. SD fOnnte audi oiel nprnebmer
terausfDntnteit, tpenn 8arnes ntd)t fp fhreeee
lid) perfhDenberilh tpdre. Stel(en Gle ftd1
Dor, er fpenbtrt jeSe Mcte ei,ten Sip fiirGas
bad sd, babe ein Stiid aus einer 3eitung
9efhnttten nnb es tbm 1T feinen Sout scflebt,
ais einen Wtnf fitr i'm. Sc mar eine Galclts
Iattcnt ipelhe sei9t, irie bod, es fcmmt, tpenn
man breietg Sabre lang jere Mrde eti,en Sir
Henbirt. 9lbcr es bat ntttS 9ebrlfen; or fart
nod, eben 70 fart al6 suprr.
9Bdbrenb bieier 3ett, fa9t ber Seridtere
itatter, ,purbet mir burd1 bas @erGnld, eines
Sdubfarrens, tpelder auf ocm Sciten,pe9e
baber rpllte, 9eitprt Der llutcrtaItun9 ferner
sltsub6ren. 9lber etn tal6e Stunbe lang bad,s
ten mir an ntebts anberes als an bic berslrie
Serihweuoltug be5 Nrn. Barnes, Der feline
i1tere0ante San,ilie jebe gSrhe ltm einen
Sirpeus beraabt fit lold' einen 9arltigcnslrs
tifel ais Sabad.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-09-04
@rpcerie= isi,D 9$rpbiffOtss
GfDhr. .s4

Der itntctic9nste madt feinen Srcunber ano
Dem putlitum iterbaurt Die rratbene Nnjsi8t, cab
CT bic 0roecrie, spett ebsbs pcn Ssdbtet uio orits
rao rabisr 8ebaftsn spurce iaiiint bein 0efaaoe
tauficb an i9 Setradt bat Gr ta!t ale mfsIi6e
Nrten pcn 0rceerier, fort: prcvifionen jecereats
tuns, ee CT 40 oen bIisffen preiicn pertauft, nno
fcrrn Site niht fttertrcffen weroen fam. Seiue
1uspabl rrn 0rcecrten lit Die 8efft cic nod .je
in Sunals Sutton an9etetsn tpnrtc.- 1uBcroem Batt
er allt Scrten pom 4etrante, als :.srs.,5.rsos3
9iqueure, Weine, gier, SrdnbY, Sin Gun,
Shmallbier, 9lle, @icer &C..
Tlan rufc bti ,bm an uno attrseu3e iid fslbff.
Dan fineet ibn scscniter !orn. 9. Gtictts Joftcf.
Ur sanorr 'euttt jerer ART werotn IN AustaafA
an9encmmcn. e at ~ ~
Ofib. Sanlor.
Gatal. Sutton, mli 13., 1850. 34s1S
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-09-04


=. Die 2rentcn 9s9enieitise
Observation-Disclosures
1ellschaft. @ a
RnpitaI 10000 OpllarS.
Sas Ter Gsfafdaft tisbtr ssiebentts aatetise
Vert, atlcn-lle CAB i'm perhrffsnen Sabre nabs an
1000 prlie,n aus--hat 60 ibr m6slldb ssnlaett,
Die OcrfidbernnsSanfdec nn 25 progt.
5u bermtMbcrit
tnr 81 8lsidtr 3sitattt Snbater BON oil.
cen ibrsm pr ofit xbeil nebme II u
Iaffen.
Sseer, Ger fur rer ja ffets fsidt n5a,isesn Sall
eines rlStiebcn xcpes 8eSsn Mesabluas einsr uI
iferf ssrtn8en Sunine bic @einisen per
Ulatael sn t1heen, ibncn Gin bitlebes Gintcn,nen
~ libern rdnfdt fo0te fi ibre pclieen rsrtcbaen.
E Ssabere austanft slit otr tilrjtiA srmannte un.
ter5sihnste 1sent Der 0eidlibaft, init ,psldsm ais
unterbancMnssa IN beutf9er SpraAe &C..
rfo8tn iperren t6nnen.
WlafffnDt, 8. Q. Durlbnts Office.
Ottp Grefel.
ets+ stssGt Agent.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-09-04

W2dfdncn. Giias WeDganot, Sanaf Tnls
ton. 9bcmas @oraas, @reeritcwn. DAT
der .unp Gllifon, yfen BaItimcre, w.
Oclfer, Treebcin. Safob SnDber, 0ieu
I Franflin. Sanb. phfiips 0tefu paris.
n s.. Jriff, Minerra. @cnd, ". Sddffer,
r. QgaDne6burg. g. s. Barfona, Magiscs
Iia. 81. y. We@aG @arrclion.. @. U.
nigblanb, Iew0arrisburg. Scbn Bear,
Canal Goper. s. g. Sterling, Canal
Icuer.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-09-04

SMraer Der gSereiuiotem @raatcn

SMr0er Der Serettsi9teu Srdateft.
Qtir larcn eucb atfrmaIs Gin, auf eusr Sntereffe
bceaht iu tein une naebeein br oe fclscnncu tril,
lanten anc unA:rtrotfcncn Gntriirfe fur @eptein.
Fer secien uno percant batt iperoct ibr alstalo
Sprtlna cureb bre tefrnrcre $ietlinSe, ppfer u.
60. barh siaen litrralcn Gini.e auf bic 9,rcts
tfen ~ft
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-09-04
Stebt atlf, SreiinGnner, ifebt
amf!! o
Gelhtbun eripartet em6 tn Sprtnna's Gttas
beoe, bent epi9 beriihuten Ssanie
PYFER & g.,

glo. i, Stshts Straee, Baltimore, Dac
Wfrbsltr Huh allgrmriuR Guttfrit- -agRutru
fir rie aaJ
WfIrDlauo Staats= 2otterien.
Grtnnert e1d) baran baB ibr @efddft uno
Grfclg i'm &erfaufe bon Gepnnften Der
9lrt 1T, baB 10 bei ibnen einseieste Ibaler
flftrer nno 9eiptfer su einem Getpinnite
Dcrbelfen, ais 100 Gbaler bei 1onlt eirtem
WehSler. Wibrenb bes oerHcHenen Wos
mats haben mir ourh bic Sertbeilun9 Der
id16uen fleinen Suur,e BON
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-09-04

Gifenoaln.D DfTtcr Canton. uaai g., 1850.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-10
M Ar RIEO.

Al the Merchants Hosel, on Tharsdsy nornrsi oW :;
Poi J-rvis, n. Y 10 Mss LOUISA AUGUSTA "o0D VI
Bos.on. "a, ,y-u.- rOuy u Nc.
opr1,1p T.s ~ ;hfs CIV 20 Miss MARY { VAN d.
RFS S.asss-r of Dr. Peter Van Buren, Of Alosny; A.
On Wedu~sdss evening, Msy b. NY " -, =,
this City. - a.. 49,, vvas
would repesf again. whst on before was s1d-
h., N ~. ionr III fuure drawn by esrh. 81 fsir,
Shcud have siemish here and cerker
Nav every shsde anc every hue
Reflect some pleasing thoughts % you!
And when the storms Arise and clouds around you ps
To-v m.v perhaps he hsrbnger. OF vet brighter day
50 nav vur hopes rise higher ard ike the rsnoos snlo
q, "a a.. xa "a heur. a. fhev move shrine
'''" W. B. JONES, zap P. A. Nom
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DIED.

q, Tburs5ay morning, May 9, Mrs HANNAH B.
WHITE wife OF T. B. White, IN he "a year q her age
The fr-ats Of The family and Of her bro,ner asv > D.
Rurcbs,d are invited attend her fur-r. this afternoon
A. 81 oelock from her late residence In sAiesL near
oa Weduesd.v evening, May after lingering Illness,
Mr. LUXE P. PLATT, Of the firm Of Bangs Plan Co
aged 81 -. -. -,
serre les EardgesL His friends and those az ne nr1
and the family respectfully invited TO stend Without
further notice -. A..
A. his residence w Tyrnghsm, Berkshire County MASS
FNOS SORTHRtTP sged So vesrs
A. Brooklyn, May p SARAH N. wife o. Perry hoinan'
aged 80 years. -.,..,
The friends and arq1snanees Of the family are respect
fsy invited 10 attend her uners from - WlooghoysI
Broos w on Friday tfernoor, l0th ins a. 5s ococf
Al Fa,esfburgh suhysn County v Y. on sunday, hsyy
JACOBS OTIS soldier Of the Revolution In me &c
year Of HE sge ~ -. o.i. q,
Mr. OF. was the last surviving of Dr. Isaac Os ol
Fsst Brideewsier Mass was born Ia thar town 20 lhe
orih Of November 1855. he served his country durns
Do.t ericsl period Of Revolutionary War ~ss oe
voted friend Of liberty and the rights OF bis fellow men ~
was much esteemed in his social relations, and VIII De
fectouatey remembered by his surviving resuNes sho
friends , 49,, -, - 49,.
Az Shutdown L. | May S, 10 the soth year OF her age
ELIZABETH, wife of George ; Phh1ps and esus ops' o
lssac Biy0enburgh. - 1T, ,s.s
ssnds GEORGE SHARP OF this City, In the 5otn year
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-10
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE
xxxI.r CONGRESS. First Session.
contnsed FROM Fv'f Page,


bill for supplying the Deficiencies IN The previous
appropriations for the support Of the Government
Every department was suffering Tor want Of
money.
Mr. BowDEs Loco of Ala. said that u was now
O'Clock, and 100 late 70 act ON It. There was
another subject on which gentlemen cooi1 speak up
TO the time II adjournment He meant the subject
OF California.
Mr. KauFrMAs Loco Of Texas, moved that tne
subject be taken up. o.
Mr. BAYLY said that Mr.. Bowdcn bad no right 70
the aoor
Mr. BowDos--I have.
Mr.. BAYLY-By an Arrangement WIN 'ne gu =
tleman from New. York, Mr.. Clarke WHO - en''s'sn
20 the floor on the California question:, nO'eo W
take up the Deficiency bill
Mr. ScHEScK asked the quest on, aDo 'ne Spear
err replied that the Deficiency bill bad 'he P'eee'
dence. -, -.
Mr. BaYLY said that il the Committee YOU'D a.
tend TO the bill, it could be passed In an hoa'-sl
snv rate some progress coud be mace
The question was put on taking up the Dehcien-
cv Hill bot no quorum voted
,o;,t o( order was raised and the roll OF mem
hers was called TO ascertain the names OF the abb
sentees ,
The Committee rose, but quorum being found
now present the House again went into Commit
tee and Immediately after rose, when the Dhalr-
man reported that they had the state OF the Union
generally under consideration, and no particular
measure.
The House then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-10
LABOR MOVEMENTS.

ou.ERYxEs's PROTECTIVE UsIos SOCIETY,"
A meeting was held on Wednesday evening at
N;llimsn's. Broadway. between Eighteenth and
Nineteenth SITS for the purpose Of Perfeeting the
o...n;zst;on Of the Society. THOMAS KIERsaS,
ptssident. and Bartholomew d Aonahan, Score
,srv. are the officers pro tenn The men engaged
n dis movement are energetic working men and
understand how to proceed to accomplish their
ends.
The PUBLIC PoKTERs are taking efsctusl mea-
,ure. for their meeting at Hillenbrands, 10 Hes
,srst on the 18th inst The press, the public and
the authorities are with them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-10

Sch Ar.dn- tof Brookhsv~n Avrry. Forsa1 Prince Is
ds cof-- ana boz gocc . n 4 " Doi.6esd.
So Sex.Y0k smsck Riennont. m5se
SC. s-nsiDr KIRBY Ask srerts -four, 70 surges Cieaf
man Co.
Sc rosn.eua Jones. Dayton, Alsxsodr. a'ur to SUR
ges c ieaTnsr 4 Co
s-h ssni-e. Nieksrsor. York River, Va corn.
Sch Aire Seaman. Baltimore, corn 10 Mailer Lore.
s,h Rio Grsnce Race, Aggus,s, Ne mdss, TO n Mason
Sch Henry Chsse, Jones' Bosom. rdse.
Sch Fans Lowell, Boston, mcs-
sch d W Dixon. Jones. Bcsior. hsh.
Sch Meridian - Boston. h-h. % master
Sch Caroline of B-ifasil friedman 5efss, Ne, bead
ms, slaves. &c, bound 10 Newark. NJ.
Sch Creme, Nckefson Bosom, nids-
Sch Leopard, wilcox. Llbec. plssier.
Sch Chr0nouiet-r. Brown. HArr.neton lumcer.
Sch Friend,hip, -, Harrington. lumber.
Sch Bert Means Mschias lumber
Sch a.rtalluc. Ames, Thomsston Ens
Sch M.xe. Rbodes ThomAsior, hms
Srh AIb.ry Packet Hewitt Tnouasiou lime
Sch Cisrendon. Pendiss'u Thonastou, lime.
S-h MARY Lsngdon. Ames Thomssioa, lime.
S-h Fr.rkin, Perse, Thomas'ou. lime
Sch Trumpet Buesliu, ThOmssiou. lime.
s-h Henry Perry Thomssfon. line.
srh Ivsrkoe Sruoutoo. Thomas on line.
So \ cool4v 4 Co Eldrtdge. Boston, mdse.
Sch Tsss Chase Boston. nds"
srh John Msrl0ve Ssven, Boston, mdse.
scb S.rcissa Jones Boston mdse
FELLOWSHIP Albert Gslain tpkth Liverpool; ship
and bark
sArLFD-Paeketships Devopshire, Hovey, Londoni
Ps,rics Henry HcrdOn, Liverpool; and others
wISD-sunrise sE-rsr; meridian NV sunset DO
and fresh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-10
Passengers Arrived.

In sfea~shp Brif,sh Qnee from Hambws and ne Etoe-
Messrs Wrieh. Degetan Colburn, Boehme, heefekens'
Jack Obsb Hleber Koo fer, Picshardt boys sercssns
Weimer Ritter DR. Schmidt Peniz. Peniz, Rueoel, Mad
smes Ritter Schmidt Neeckens and children. Wnehr
Miss Wright Mss Wright Miss Schroeder, Mr. Mat-lhne
second Csbin-Messrs Croskay, Sueksrt rasson, Iuco
(;elin Kanhert Crosls Bsky, Week. Rosbelen. srlee
Wnld Rudolph Classen. Sch midi Madames HinensDerg
and children Tuning, Schiersledt Wsd. Rudolph MISS
Won Pssse Miss Jenlzch Miss Frey and 10 In the Steer
Nia0ayo from Lisopoo for Mr. Jsy-
din. ir Mrs Bland Mr. Richie Rev Mr. BNsse, lady and
? children Mr. Scott w Douse freeman.
30, Ne.s Yoyk-Miss EastHan Mrs Eviu, Mrs Clarh
Mr. Ogdeo, lady, two children ard nurse, MS. Moore
Mr. Blight lady das ghers and servant Mr. w Aspin-
wall lady enid and nurse, .sser Aspinwel Master As
piuwsH Miss AspinwaI and servants, Mr. Mayer, u
showel Mr. Ross, Mr. Lebouuler, Mr. Russell, hr . >
Wallis Mr. Wilson, Geo Oakley, Mr. Clamidyerons. N
Foster, Mr. Berne, w Benson. Benson Mr.
SCHNEIDER IT, CaptW Smith and lady, children and serv
Mr. Soils w Taylor March, George Foster Mr. skene'
Messrs D Pricr, Buffer, Gushing, MeAddam, Da~'
son Mccall Caldwell, Mr. ApPad, lady, four crndren
and servant @ Ross Mr. Kennedy, Jr, John kshy,
MAYER, Samuel Addison. Mr. Red, g Gardiner, W ~
Tucker Mr. 0lubrsndseD w Brown, Mr. hecieus MISS
Esther Kneip, Mr. g Harbin, John Locke Lohhurst VI
Lundick Mr. Lundick, Jr, Robt Sparrow, Ed~aros' Mf
Fross Halfa--Mr Blair Jas sarn and lady, Mr. KeHny,
n .S.p Na..au at ys,r- Bedford (ron OahnCspt Cor,
don Pendeion sie Of ship Mercury ofsoringon burned
II Oahu . -. "a, 4,
klecrage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-10
THURSDAY, May ppm.


The Stock market today has been huctuating,
INIT closes with some firmnsss. Erie Bonds de-
clined to o. and Pennsylvania went TO 81. Gen
orally the Fancies were in demand at the close.
Governments were in moderate demand and
steady.
Freiehts are quiet and heavy. The engage
nents are 50 900 bush Corn Mt I'D, in bulk Cot
ton. % 6da2s Cd Sterling 2 bale Deadweight,
Is TO los q tun. The market is almost nomina.
To Havre, the rate is lc for Cotton. There is
something doing for California at 6Os65c q foot.
In Exchanges the market is dull, but firm.
Sterling is 9laei for firstcass names. Francs,
53O9527l.
The Money market is easy at a5i for favorite
signatures; 6ds for fair names. Loans on call are
sac p ct on good stock A on Government.
Among the specie brought by the Georgia were
100 900 Mexican Dollars and $4,000 in Douboons
from New Orleans, the balance of trade now being
against that city.
The Prince Albert, for London took 1000 Mex
lean Dollars, and the steamer Ohio took $4,000
Spanish Dollars to Havana.
The foreign commerce Of this port in April was
as follows:
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Arrived.

Steamship British Queen lBrl. Bel hsro1rg arc me
Elbe ApniL ard 81 JOINS NJ May rnose ard Psssel
Ger. 10 w BuekhaL The British Queer experienced
sothng but westerly winds to the l7ih when increased
10 heavy gale and continued until be "a; lost al Der
r.nvs. loss boxsprt oboom, fore-topmAst and rgnre
head oh finding coal running cut fast having only re-
o.y. CONSUMPTION on board bore up for 81 johns, Nj "
on The Soh took In supply Of coal and JAILED ss1n on
tie Sd iDst H.,
steamship Nsgsrs, Rvre, Liverpool April q and Hs:
fax MAY mdse 10 Cunsrd, Jr TIE WAS det<4ceo on
Halifax hours by the log. -
ship Bohnis lof Bostoul Fsruhsr. NOr.eans April 10
ana tie sw Pas. 2oh udse, TO Aken -
shin S;.Iis R,ehardson Hsvr- 81 ca ndse. TO W W
Whitiocs-lO cabin psssen gers and 65 IN Storage
Bark Caroline (Brrml suicker, Bremen "a a. mosr, 70
Psxeustzft 4 Schoonusker. -
Bng Wsistsn (of Liseolnvile. Mel CocEbs, Norlesns
. d. porn, 10 stockhridge Co.
Brig Lacy Vans lof Wsuenh Wsfs, Noriesns IL d,
Sen RnggoId Loonis Atahapas q Dc. sugar snd nolss
ses. 70 nAsrr.
sea Melbourne (of East Thousscul Bartlett Affskspas
d "a nolzsses TO Peck Lyman Sailed N company
win sehs Knssold and Nancy Bishop, for Nfork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-10
From Ecundor.

We have advices from Quito TO the loth, ana
GoaysquiI to the 10th uls The Province Of ousy'
sonf continues in state Of insurectoa, thoaeh no
active measures of opposition have yet been
,douted. The state Of the roads is such during the
rainy season. which lasts from December 70 une'
as To prevent the movement Of troops from 9o''o
to the sea.bosrd, and therefore the Government
has not been able to employ force to queh the In
surrection-
Mr.. Van Allen, the American Minister had oeen
seriously III Of the fever Of the county, but az me
Ia g. accounts had recovered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-10

CouRr CALEsDAR-This day-Common res yea
PAT I befo,e Judge Ingrahsm-Nos. 65l. ooS'
Coz IS. 81 1903 los, 4o7. lO9 seq Ill ll3 10 ~
IIa part U-Nos i22. l24. 126, l25. $780, 1885, l17'
ifO' 144. TAG, I4s. $50, 154, l56, l5s en- s,, >,
Circu,f C0nrt-Nos. 526, 3s9' o~'' o'-' ''' ~
639, GAL TO GA. oc ~ 40 ~ II o
IA "A IN 81 81 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-10

,s.,s,dav. Thsre was a great deal OF extraneoas
',,,sr witch the Judge ruled out, IN consideration
% die fact that the defendant appeared without
counsel, and was entitled TO some lenency. n
- 49,. o1tine was consumed in the procuring OF
s.,;,s..es the Court being obliged 10 take several
s.sa..ss unti their attendance could be compelled
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-10

rS~ The accounts Of Cornelius w. Lawrence,
late Collector Of this Port, have been adjusted ana
cosea n, the books of the Treasury Department.
Mr. Lawrence was Collector tor the hur !eA,'
ending on he sOih June last The amount OF pup
lie moneys received and accounted Tor by BIN dur'
ing this period was s77,i33,l2i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-10
Anniversaries I'm New-York'
NAY. 1850.
Fyidqy, May 10.

Fytday, May 10.
a.. 3D. ~ ro,, f,,r For Missiops-ThoeTnace, 10 An
q IRE Home -Tabernsele r. M -, -,
In, sssri.fx FOR Meforsung CoadiuoD OF JeSs-Ncnus
AM p,.ss,visri.n Church, Broome-st and "a Pm.
" Fsmnle Missionary Society Bedfords.. Churcn,
7iPM. 40
Am, ard For Sabbath UDionChoTch cor fthst ard ",
fsyeiiep lsce.--Discourse by Rev DR. bethune-1t I'm
Mondoy May 49,
Miss ioDsry Society ofthe NJ 4 ChuTch-6reenF. u IN
Wsdnesdap, May a.
Am and FOR. Bible socisty-Soriolssl bsp' Church
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-10
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

AsrrsLAyKRr ADpKxss.-'Mr WENDELL Phil
,,Ps. of Boston, by invitation Of the citizens Of
Broollyn. will deliver lecture on Slavery ms
sveuins. at the Brooklyn Institute
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-10

Cleared.
Shin, Navigator Lalhrop, Boston, Ogden Element
Rurslry San Francisco L b Sutton Co
srgs Phurs. Thatcher Savannah Drnhsm Dl,noni
MI Dnfs.i Porser Wimington Rsbeccs tBfl NerTi-
man. Cumberland Ms; @ Walton. Bsnz-t, Maisnzas'
Gurus Co - .,r, M. 90
sens sarah Elizabeth Smith. NHayen; Hiram Gerard,
Es.ws-d Balunorr; Benz Hsrrisrn, BROOKS, Eizaoeh
c9rx. Act Hall Pha Cbss Hallock Davis, bsrncsei
Te-zer -, 81 KiLts Sehlessngeri III biss DeeA"'n'
Abieo. New-Yorh, -, Boston
s,eAmer Era NormsD, Peis-
sloop NJ Brown. Kenox, Providence
Barge 0rampus, Mare, Pnisdelpha
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on Der beam ends; and pas-engers excsp, ore 90,
p. - ssvrt bv The fnfan's. arrived mere
F.Lxoyra Apnl Is PA back bsrs Il ass. Bsowa 81
.n ore S,ockton hence the sh inst frrm NYc-.
rfav al.ma-ts sad loss oi s.,s he whch dsms,s
49, on the 10 inst IN IA, 81 70 " loo "A 25W -
a, ,S.o ,a1.-hs- soms and cargo Of en.s
Ia. M.ranse Adsm. from hsssns. which par 10 here a,
he iSh with damage has been surveyed, AID dscesy.
onFxssrowS April 2i-Pui hack lesky, the bSi wn
Nj. Acre 81 snso: sailed hence On the 9Th ins fo-
Sexyo,s. Putin The Caroline Ahc-. Howell f'cn Nev.
ro,, CIR Ney-York out werka with decks swept sna
nsinu,st spusg and part NJ caro- brown overecsrd
0JrssssUse April f7-Tse Dsrtsb ship Jorsen Bers
La h@nr@ for N-w.Y0sk IN contact In ne nlshf u
he IS n inst with The Russian Finlsnd ship Usko Tie
ormer hss pat back with dsmsss to her hull not ssky
casIsrIAxsssp, April s-The sehr William, Gylserg
I'm oghea burg for York, put In here to-day ieAky
must discharge nm
fron C,raf sr Ne~lork. encountered gas On me "a
ult Ia la a. so lon a. 25 and shpred .everA -n-neocs
sass which carried away boat eocknoose spss ssA he
together with three OF her crew snd occssiou-d osoef s-
oqs d.mave; ard the ship being IN cs1essed and snk
- s,.s. Vim - feet water IN the bold the crew shan
dou-d her Ia lat 40 s. loo p l0h mat ana "esexet
on board de Bremen brig H-nfieite Orrve
Ship on Fsyr-The Brush ship Ocean Queen on her vsl
su9z acer with eos took Gre on the xst OF D~ce nee
from Spontaneous combusu and. nOt~nseooins ~ N
exer.ion- " the crew Il bsrned 10 TIE "ser edge
The ere~, about huv IN lumber escaped 10 ou, eoas
eut gse ingng up the following nght ne oos pue'
company aud two Of hen not having since been beard
Is feared theV must have peEished The vaue OF NE sh
| il seinsted a. GlSOoo
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California Vessel. spoken, 90.

March e. lat 20 lon 81 ship Java, I'm 81 John, NE, iOr
California, out II de-
NH sr San Francisco returned tn ns leaking from so
to 100 strokes per hour a..
shin Their fom Boston for California which put INTO
Newrort Feb 80 with rucder damaged &c, has compeet
her repairs, snc ca 9Th inst -, -,
Feb n, no lar &c ship Geo washington eoie I'M New
Yort NOV ~ for San Francisco
FEB lat 81 10 s. Ion n 40 W. bark God Hunter Wood,
from Fall River Toe, 26) for San Francisco
M,rrh lst "a 81 Ion IS 80 brig Carscos Cunningham
from Bosop NOV ssl for San Fraucsco-all well.
Feh ~ lst 81 81 \ Ion 10 20 w, ship Russell Glover
Ward I'm \ York dec l5) f,r California
FeSi Ell Ion Is % W, passed ship Samuel Rue
sell Low from NYork (Jss isl Tor California
March H. 50 IA Ion 40 50 w brig Victonns Samson
I'm a; oucesier dec l7l tor San Frsncisco-sil well
Jan 10 lat 40 10 s. loo 81 20 W, ship Martha Hinkey, 10
Nantucket (Oct 22l for California. 49, -,
81 for California NJ ,,,.-- -
Boston lSept ~ for California a.
March s lat Is 10 ! Ion a. bark Dudley, Nor
,i.ou I'm Charleston Nov Ia for California.
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Di-aster-.& &c.


sur JvLIEr. (of New-Yortl Moalton, at Boston from
Lordon the S0h uls IN NV gale, lsst bulwSss head
sod stem molsings
IA sHrP ZErvs MALCOLM, Boston from Liverpool ex.
perenc-d very severe weather on ne passage lost hs
The Soyflk Rs,aIS OF the s,h says; We learn from
entlen al from Curark that large bark cams sssore
se,r Curfuck Inlet yesisrcsy evening -
BR BsIG RsLIsscE, Love. al Boston fror Newport
Waes on the Slss March during gale nom w, Loot eu
werk. s.ancheons and boat =,
RRrs " Arson We earn that Nc David Boyd snc
crew we're employed Yesterday 10 exsmias ne Issns
he vicinity of Portland Light IN order 10 se- me wreck
~ he Watson could ne fourd OF the bodies NotA
ng further was ,ound to any ght upon TIE pStcu
lar spot upoa which The uHortuns.s vessel stfues her
two hosts came ashore who on the eeck sde o fesks
Islsndalgo the oars haEdsp BOBBY h<'sn NC Ps
her cIterdeck Parts Of the wreck have sss' ssnofe
all the way from the part OF Pesks ISLAND ~ roFt
land Light showing that she struck upon some e're OF
rock and entirely pieces. probsby without giving
The officers snd time 10 man their boais Tue genera
opinion be hs she struck the Green isancs
which shout mes from here; some think sne might
have struck upon hswsy rocs niles further east " 90
Ram Island, which is our light Capt Ciongh was
Young man OF fine promise, son of Capt Simeon Cough
81 Cumberland Hehas leh wife ard one infant child
few weeks old, TO his untmey loss THIS IL The
most disastrous shpwrsck We have bad In our vicinity Tor
macy wears and The loss ahed gloom over The eoun,s
nancts Of al cur citizens Irotuanu Ad' SN
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From our Correspondents. !

BALTIMORE NAV s-Au brig Princess Roya, BE
mgds: schr Caroline, Grant Bucksport