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OF ills, il am compelled by the continuity OF the nara
tive to end with the siege Of Genoa and Massenas ragga
Mr.. Wallace says thaSwhen Texas was admitted into
the UAbn she owed debt OF ten Millions" This Is
small e--immaerial however, the ISSUE She
in point Of fact owed debt Of fifteen millions He says
proposition to pay this debt by the government Of the
United States, an equivalent for cesson OF territory,
presume Of Texas TO sell her land ady to bride every
Texas bondhoder TO support the whole scheme Of ad-
jsslmept ss unit say that The provision in Mr.
the United States IS considered responsible should Dc frs,
paid i, in fact. gross insult 70 Texas" 4thy, that
these bondhoders lobby members who have bought
nss and sho oss s he cs
and ipe 5hly, that the purchase Of 1900 900 acres
may be brought into the Unions Cor they get in in no
isi OF the design OF brbeing and coupting Tsxas y
certainly involves SHOULD think very '%s n.eos 20
pay their just debts II pity that tne wora was no.
little more open to this species Of corruption. we
should have more honest men and ss sa Tor
portion OF this debt OF Texasyes fully three OF
it-the government Of the United States y responsible
only every paes q ha sm 1a u pnoi h anu
esty which Don Fabricio hmse in that amusing his.
tory OF human nature, known under the TUE OF Gii
Bias De Santsne. would be inclined entirely to repu
For the payment Of this portion OF the public debt Of
Texas the then republic soemnly pledged her revenues
arising from custom house duties BY the articles oil an
the OF the United States very quietly
appropriated in perpetuy the whole Of this ample and
Immediately productive fund TO itself, and by acompact
between Texas and herself RENTED, without their con-
sent the creditors Of the latter to the public lands for
| their payment. 1s
had the honor, under the appointment Of the revenue
bondholders 70 prepare and present memorial 10 both
houses OF Congress at the commencement OF the present
session OF Congress. beg leave TO submit brief sum
mary OF the argument comprised in that memorial which
in nv humble Judgment establishes the Liability Of the
Of the United States OF the revenue debt Of
| Texas beyond the possibility oil refutation; 4 IS y
Your neoslists do think II necessary this mo-
men discuss how far. under the law Of nations, the gov
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in with a boundary and embraced territory from the
Gulf OF Mexico, and bounded the west BY the Rio
Gande, running up that river to and above 30 deg 30
min north latitude What limits are now given her
by the bill before the Senatc The particular provision
in question fixes the western boundary the Rio Grande
and along that river. to III Paso and thence runs up
the river twenty miles, measured by straight line there
on and thence eastwardy to point where the tooth de-
gree OF west Longitude, counting from Greenwich, crosses
the Red river Look at the map, and will DC seen that
this new northern line OF Texas leaves the Ro Grande at
the 500 degree and strikes the Red river at the Saith de-
gree OF north lattudeihus surrendering on the Rio
Grande all the Texan territory between the 32d deg and
ns sSh deg 80 ana 90 ae nso az MORN 2,
the bill comedies two hundred and seventy miles on the
Rio Gande and hundred and City miles on The east
ern line Of the State Of Texas THIS - surrender o.
part OF that very territory out OF which, according 10 the
views OF Mr. Webster four savehoding States might DC
hereafter Created and 10 the admission OF which the
iah Of the nation stands pledged Is there anything too
strongly colored 10 this brief stalDenl II not, what
equivalent Is offered in Tor tue vast cession OF ter
riory soemnly dedicated to the occupation oil the
people OF the South True, Texas is 10 be paid prce
Tor the surrender Fiat cannot influence the question
whether the partition ought TO be made at any price The
price, II paid, well from the South az from The
North and thus surrender OF this important character
effected By the contributions part OF the very party
TO whom concessions are proposed Il also gives up
ntory sufficient TO constitute two respectable States
and and which = now paT' and parcel 81 saveholdng
placed under her government and where the strongest
advocates OF the affirm slavery does not now
lawfully exist and can never exist i abolishes thus
slavery in Territory where now itlawfuIIy may exist,
and where probably in fact exisis, thus interior.
ing with the institution Of slavery within the jurisdiction
OF one OF the States Nor is this objection removed by
the desired consent OF Texas she any other slave
holding State gave consent. by the most formal and
solemn compact, that Congress might emancipaie every
slave within her borders, II would confer no lawful au-
thory 10 exercise such power. The constitutional
pow OF Congress must be uniform The consent of
one State cannot enlarge them The effect of this provs.
ION Of the bill will Irespectluy apprehepd. prove here
alter most mischevous When Texas shall las in the
course OF time she most certainly willy have grown IN
now stands she viii be then entitled to divide her present
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Arrived.

ism steamship Atlantic West Liverpool July TO- Inite
to Collins The left Liverpool l0Ih inst =, II N,
snd made The Highland Liz hts on me 29h a 40 and at
AN cane Quarantine, Al AN arrived At her dock,
making the passage IN 10 days and ID hodr from doeE 10
N steamship America Shannon Liverpool July G. Hal.
fisk 20th, at PM mdse TO Cunard. Tue AeNpeheneed
a heavy gale on The 1871 from Ine Sc.
US steamship southerner Berry, Charleston 50 hours,
cotton spo6ord Tieston Co. The bad The gale yei
ed away come Of The around her whsel house
but sustained no other damage
snip Ame,lesn M f Sc I'm G~.1os
Ship Dtvonshire srcE aud, New Orleans - dsy' rid's
oJ w ElwelL or the Ism and l6h me experieneeds
heavy sac from NV, Loaf sails, &c.
ship Milan, Allen Galveston = Do COTTON, DC, ID
Brewer Co Had very heavy weather from honisy
shF Beioleen, Psrr, Nev Orleans IS ds mdse to Esgs
Hazard 10 lat 81 Ion H. experienced heavy gale fO1i
to 3 which spin sAs and did o1hsr damage. 1t ss!ei
from 18th 10 18Th
lsehieolA 70 DE- cotton 10 master Oni oh ns At u NJ,
bern brig ashore on Great Egg HArbor; same ~,
with sais, Rigging. and everything attached same ns
passed immense Quantities OF wreck such chara tables
pooPs &c on tie nced Iemendous hurricane
iom sSE, Loaf uAin.lopsan, t0ress fore opmas sIayss
AZ sane tine saw large BARK loss main .opsal And
SHIP CHhon IngersoI New Orlean, June p nd,e 10 T
StanIon On The 10 h nth ard i3h, 10 heavy gale OF
Hsiserss los ,Ails, &c 1911, OF Hseras smssied
shp ard big, but coming " thick. could them
oui. On the 18th Mr. John Finer mefenant Of New-Or.
leans died Of consumption.
ship Marathon, tof Bowaoinham) Fulton sszua Is
Grsnde ds sugar TO Taylor v.ssel 70 mater SD IN
co Wis barb Chsse. Chase, tr this port
Ship Nathaniel Thompson Thompson, Apalsehicos Jcne
20, GOTTA &c, 10 10Th exper -ured severe
gale from NJ 10 Sc whi-h Commenced a. 10 IN and last
ed for days damage lrfiing
Ship Guy MannerDg Edwards Livsrpool Inns Is rndse
Ire passengers to Taylor Merrill Sailed IN co with ship
CaTrick
Bari Orlins 81 John Roodblrd Nuevtt,, Julv T. susa-
IL, 10 over Son July L. LAT ~ Lon n ex oertenred
h9rTesne ron SsE win heavy rain which listed
Gays losi deeh Dad boat oal~GEs, &c; seudding %
ss,f renos.oO, Curtis sagu. Ia Gr,nas II d., sngAr
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r, fb,. CIV. Saturday, July ~ CATHERINE CUE in-
s.rTdsuehter OF Rev. James w and tl,e) ssrsh A. Ms
eomfer. $500, ,,,oo,, /, a., ...x
Tine relatives and friends Of the faulty r,qleste1 70
attend HI, funeral from bic late resdence % Am1s 81 90
uopdAv anerr oon. AZ o'clock. His remains Will os "
zen 10 Roe and Co for iDsrment os Tuesday morning
IT, mis- CIV on S.turdsy morDing Jgv n 10 IN W
Youngest ebd Of Rev. J. and Mrs h. A. Ebs1gh aged
iOvsHrs snd months H., ...,,.,,
The nj pds OF the family respectfully inyed 70 attsno
The funeral Of The residence o. his fathe East HsnW
Third ., Al O'Clock A a. on Tuesday, sd ins' "ia0u
furheTinvl Ation. - ., ,,,z.
Suddenly At Essi Chester 90 Sunday, July p, ELIZA
wife OF ~ Prout, sged 81 Yeas ,-..
Her remains will be aten 10 New Haven Tor interim Of
on Tuesday morning 2b met The relatives and lfen1s
OF lbe family are respectfully inv ted 10 meet tne 'unors
Al NevRockele nv the rsn which leaves Newly ora al
Cd the arrival Of which al New Haven carnage. ~u
be 10 wsiiirg. -
Ia New Haven, Conn July is, MIRA ELrZlBErH Bald
wiz wife OF Hon Simeon Bid Sin, and daughter OF hOl
Roger Sherman aged s. Tns ls5y rrIsned 10 Ine lss
vivid em mbrsDee OF The Of her youth aud t1e reel
tai o. her oW acquaintance With the more prOnnsnI sos
Of our Revolutionary Struggle would slTsys susei
charm The young to her side Mrs. BALDWIN Al tne ~
yADced sse OF IS years leaves her husband oil Iou '
and ten years AFTER aupion OF sixty years
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Passengers sailed.

In ,t,on.bip Washineton for Southampton ara ~ =,
Tho, swod lady eaa sS e spa .ns .erv
Hsilsro, child and purse. MI hius 80 Mr. {, w floyd
ard children Ms wsIds ~. Al. W., 1Koss.
Schmidt L De'com6., ~, Cssnbersio, ali Of N
Yosh I Aptrss. kopcavoio Of MsTse.oo pnlnPD
Of Brooklyn; h w Hnhchson o. MI.,o1h: Two
n,., so.ion; Thomson a1d,dy
Ha6suI Paris Ms i p Sas, apP P. sea of
@ sns,ni,s ~ IodarG Lsfsrgue, Oppern.nn, OF
T,snSe shelley Of England John Miller onlo suss1
Indyte Sueck schnbhe, Hahas, bandm "a 80 l
isSy n walters ard son, Friedrich ceerson,J March
ar Zimmerman, Of New York-Total 90.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

D. 49,, LrvxspooL Friday. July 5 1857
The continued gloomy acc Jun'sof the crop "a - ~ an
America hsve produced further advance ol q .hcb
s-~ prst'v fsee, offered and rems,n stationary Toe
amount 10 60oS0 Bsles Of which II go are on spec
,rd ro ~, ,xport srd the 0escn Pil,os cons
orIs go plspd al 6id7i-22720 Oresns al
Aiabsma L Mobile Al 6lG7i ande Ses 'A"O
rIdP 10. -,,,x e., rrnIaud and
fair Mobile, u for fair Orleans and t~'f1 III
qualities. -. 4, o, ooo h.ls. And the
s,oct now 10 this pou 10 esumNe> al 57coo n.sI 1919
oecres 81 comp AIRED win that OF a" ear a. 40 ~
OF eco bales The stock of America 10 soo'' ''
oe, res,e no that description o'260 900 bales r f., "a
ORNs AND PioUs-The Corn Markets oneI s,9,. A. A.
max Iudlsn Corn 2592os for mxa aDo 20 ~ o. Pna
o. ,1hi,e and elbow FLOUR-Wesiern l6t 1Hs
Sspbs S3s and Baltimore 2S' Cd SOUR lS.a1s r'16
WnT1T 81 Go ats Sd y 70 lbs The growing crops VI
s Iromisins lhough the harvest may be ranef Ia'er
han the average OF seasons -, l., r~.o,,,,e ,vsra
Trspr,TIsE- The lsst transactions In Turpenune
y, :. toI5s I'd ~ cwt About 1000 barrels common hesiu
bys been sod nIs week al 20 Sd y cwt, and 800 barrels
Yo,11s re.pectfal " BROWN, SMILEY X CO.
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SECOND soAhp'
SATURDAY. July 20-P.M.

saturday,
The market for Stocks was not very active 70
dsv but the Fancies were firm generally mar
Inn. Farmers Loan, Reading, Erie Bonds &C. 10"
,-,ved AT the Second Board the market W"
buoy.nt and Erie ID Mortgage Bonds went'o io~4'
In Exchanges there is little or nothing DONG
Absms,ke, is fiat at IO0lOl for Sterling. Francs
are scarce and steady at 22i'
There is nothing Of importance dong In freisu'''
vbe pomips rates to Liverpool at IS s'erilng ior
Cation Sd for Corn, Cd for Flour. A snip was
t.ken TO load Deals from Quebec to Liverpool al
Ga and three or four from st John to England at
50 lssa f3. To London, Oil and Wine, los Y
&sn. To Amsterdam, $50 bbls Oh, II cents 20
hhds Bark, 25s and to Antwerp, lSo oois fo'
Asbes, l5s, and 25 bids Bark, 25s. Two frencn
b.rks took cargoes OF Pipe Slaves for Cette at S2
and Norw. bark, $50 tuns Coal for Panama atslo
To California, there ia more going forward
The Warrington and French packet have 'oge-
ther about 100000 10 coin
The foreign advices by the steamers AHo''0a
and Atlantic are favorable for Cotton ana coinner
r;sl matters generally. The demand Tor our great
.,.rla xas active and the market at the last date
.-.. tending upward The accounts from the man.
.,so,,ne districts were favorable and large orders
"a been received from the United States. In
London Money was plenty at p y cent Consols
we're firm at 962 Q96E. The return from the Bank
nj ynslsnd for the week ending Goth ut gives the
tollovipg results when compared with the previous
week: c,oroo,
,,,,. aenosits .....49 679lI Increase. 992
wa. .,,s ..... 9lo779 Decrease. 59fSl
~, f.......... 3O6725O lpcfease'.'' 2.oVo
I'm the other side of the account;
<,ov.,,nept Securities 14S75826 lncrease'' t69oo9
Ssber catss u 77S IncIea.e''' 2pt sSs
No,es un employ ed. 20 s<4siO Docioase - fff
The amount of notes in circulation is tl9 3sO'Sfo'
hoins an icrease of f447,935 and the stock of
bUliop in both departments is fl6,957 lo3 showing
. decrease Of 1870 when compared with the pre-
seeding returns.
The payments into the Sab Treasury continue TO
Ia large. To day they were s223,994. Payments
a los Balance, s3siS240.
In Foreign Dry Goods there has not been a very
active business during the week, but there is con-
siderable doing in Domestic Goods. The Importers
ara getting in their # all stocks.
The following table from the Dry Goods re
.s,.te, will show the value OF the Dry Goods en-
s.rea for consumption and warehousing and those
-shdrsx,n from warehouse. for the past week;
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tribune MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or HEW-YORK.... JULY q, 1850
Cleared.

Steamer Washington, Floyd, Bremen Moer X Sand
Slip TaFQuin Moody. Quebec, Richardson Il c..
Bsrts Lady Hooart Rogers, Quebec Barclay Living
.ron: Gen " COL ROrren Baltimore, master.
Bhes Commodore, Williams, Malaga Sardl Cano-
nm, tBreml Buschmarn. Poto Rico Poope Co Hora-
uo Roger. Antigua hicts Bailey; Z Walton Baaz stt
Msispfas Gusts Co; Science BrJ Holly ST Johns, NJ
Dun,comb, Cooh Co; Victoria, lBr Dryer joan, 3D.
Z Nevius 4 Co
schs sirene, tn Nolan, Rochelle, D eastman;
Beprico Tutle Richmond q 4 w Person; Green way,
Couch do. Mailer Lordi Statesman, CaenlL Asxan-
man; Bsumore. sleight. Baltimore, John,on 4 Lowden;
Nancy Bishop, Kelly, hsdelph'a Had; Gurus Cham.
beTsin Besrsc, Boston; John Adams, Norris. do Jas
per Nicferson, DO; New York, Goodseil, do, master.
sioop w Bowen kenney, Providence
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Wialers.

ssned from NLordon July 49, ship George Mary Gem,
on wishing cruise.
Ocesn TacAhuano, April Is. with TOTO b1ls S0Oke
Of Grand Shore, Dec H. sepi Tucker, Wood. NIB. mos
out soap; Jan 10 Roscoe, Cleave do n a. 100 %;
5.h, Geo Susan Whgnt do IS mos 100 sp 2ih Paenk.
Mbsow, Nsnt, Is mos, 30 sp Heard from IN ADdl. al
Juan Fernandez Niger Gray NIB, TO bos - 800 d. wa
oil
Also bark Cornelis Oevol Indian Ocean, via 81 He
lena with 90J hbls OIL Reports Sd fan 81 Helena, Jane
l. bark Concoraia Fre9ch. b. bols VII oh
Also arr barb Harvest Bailey Pacific Ocean, Pernambu.
co Jrne6 win 800 bbs 1860 do VIII OIL 5000 lbs boce
On I'D April in sI AL q, on 81 Il w. dead whale
discovered from the Harvest and The second mates
boat 10 alongside S1ory amer The boat
len the ship she lost oil M OF aud has not since b.
seen The wind was oowog fresh Al the lime, aud Il Is
feared hat lhe boat wss sEanped 10y an unucty ssA Dur
Ing ae succeeding Di h ghIs we're se al mast head aod
signal guns fred and he Gbp continued 70 cruise 10 the y
cBi for nine days without nesting With any Of tn >
boGI. The Of tho persJns comprising The boaPs
John Cornell OF Dartmouth, I'd mate; GsOrgs
Briggs Of do. boa sIeeTer; and William Howe, Ffoukln
Howard, Antoine Garcia and LeuroncO Sa1vata ssansn
places Of residsncs Lol known Spoke Jan u of Mes
land bark CBndace, Walker, NLondsu 80 sp (Tho report
ed al Chatham Islands weeks presious, sap Gfailtsde
Wilcox New Bedford SOv wb 100 sp recruiting Tor Arctic
letter from ship Iris Sherman New Bedford reports
her at Western Islands June clean Spoke June lat
IS N Ion 40 W. bark Pioneer, Weeks CIR export clean
letter from bark United States, Perkins, OF WestpOr
dated Mch a. lat 50 Ion w, reports her wild 80 bb
oihad lost Mr Brookf boaIsIs5rer who fell from alo
and Killed.
Sid from Holmes, Hole ls.h bark Mails, Dsgget, At
Below New. Bedfori 10Th, bark Samuel Thomas, Lam.
berL hom Mauspo for Atlantic Ocean.
Al Honolulu IN March, h Rowland, Fsker, NB l2'
bbssp CTS do VII oil.
SID nom New London 18Th, ship George Mary Green,
on whaling cruise.
June IS lat 81 SO NJ lon A 40 was boarded By ship Asn
Alexander Dublod, of Bedford, with 50 bols OIL or -
Gays all well standing east-tby ship Elizabeth at Nor
folk)
NBeofcLd, mos out with l60 Dolls Up oai well bound
10 NV Coast
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Awe, Car ts,- ard 80 tr'mpsd RIO NuHsz 90 pv,'
,s,r The .,oek ON hard 10 81 oNn ore DALI no 0rtnoe
TALLOw-A safe Of u.s. 90 re Tsllo~ wa maze - 20
essh .r. - the mar.
lel 4. steady Sales 500 HI ck~sts Yoong % ~
q o beat, H,son stin at 25u3bc 8 mos Sdnpo~"'' "
HFMP-A sale Of GOO ales Manila Hemp va mss ,E
nrivaie trims Dew Roted amer can s dun e. til0~SA
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California Vessels spoken, go.

letter from Capt Smith. OF shp Hberna, Of and from
New sedord U.n lOi for California dated Talc th1ara
April IS arrived here safe and all well Oh me l5h
We IS days Cape Horn, and there ht dad az
for shout IS days We shipped ses 10 lat a. len VI wncn
knoched away forecast 9angTsy and washed over
board stove bulwarks and did olher small damls have
called q survey here which awards the damages at SlOO
shall do cRulknR here and make repairs on ne pa
sage lost none OF deck load OF cOnsequencs Tne
sh, 10 -re few that have be II Us "a 70 AZ
ing the pa,ssge | shall sail with al dispatch"
June &c. lsi IS 40 ~ lon So Is w. seauer New York
Jones ftr NYork tJans l5l via Bermuda for Caloraia
A. Sueuos Ayres May q, steamer NorIherner WAFER
an, from NYoIk (Apii! 81 FOR San Fralciscl.
Arr at Perm mDuco NAV 81, propeller Gen Warren,
Smith, from NYOrk April ~ for California In dsys-a
well
March n aiS6 s. ion II w ihip Marcia CeaveS OF aud
lC7 O. I'm Boston Tor California
April le N Ta'cshua1o Bay brig Halo WELL N)yes la
Providence (Dec a for San francisco
msy g. lat S. ION 60 W, baE Portland Payne, I'm Boz
ton (Feb l2l for California
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BY Telegraph.
SAVANNAH, July liar sch NoemA, HYork.
Froul our CorreGpondeni. /


PHILADELPHIA, July 2i-Iryiref-8rigs Ao1isl,
siurpoU. sosion; E5wNd Prescou, Burns dg schs Z n
nire Pree Fa River Audenreid Corson, PrOvidence,
Viz Nilmin gton. Del, J Ruslng smi h, Providence
CleI,ed 2otA-Sp Osprey, DicAinson, CaarssioD lark
Iou,s Wfleby Havana; brigs Lunley, tBrl McNsb Std
rev Ms Prescott Burns eostOni Blrmah. Sargent d.;
Aorian simmons. do; schs Port Spain, Cole Ragged
Island Brilliant Hutchinson HArbor Island Fionmer;
ROW. Enaieott do, Georgiani Rccxnn, PawEneter
Ru,iug Smith. Providence; Audenred, Corsou. cspon-
- John Rogers Houck Providences Jonas G Chsw,
Forbes Alexardrib; Melvin2 aight Boston bAfges
n.sse Bpek NYnrk; Ootaro. Schgeimler. do seneca,
Gir "a DO; Gen Tsyor shslghu.ss DO Venus Cox, do;
emily B. Troy; steamer Csyuga Wilson, NYorf
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The sales of Cotton are estmsied at 1900 bales OF
which An ercAn, 1900 Egyptian and 800 s1rai were
t.leh on speculation. Extreme were obtained, All
lie mnIke closed with an upward tsLdency. Tns sales
ccmprsed OOu An ericsn 200 Pernem and harsnhsm al
so Surat al 4id to and l59 Sea Island a. IL IL TO
ls61d per To- -,
The Cotton market closed firmly and prices tending
upward The estimated Is 0Oo bales OF which
5Ote tAken speculation. The tales comprised
9Q00 American, 500 Brazi 10 Ga 1000 Egyptian
7d 10 $50, and 1850 suIai At SD TO Cid per pound
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&c.

July H. OF Cape Race steamship Niagara hsnce for Liv
erpOol.
July H. OF Burdssy Island ship Princeton, au'Iel ffo
Liverpool for NYors time, two large shpA aup posed
The Manhattan and Queen OF the West
July 6Ih lat &c. ship Prentiee bound TO Liverpool
July 8, Of Double Headed Shot Keys, was ssen, ship
showlng signal with Ell 10 circle
July Is, no al &c, shp Uuiies states.
July 49, lat so 81. lon S5 Dark AuoleoD tom NYork.
Nodsie, lat n O8 N. Ion SO 10 ", bgk Maria Scott from
Newly for Porto Caneo, 10 days out
July 10 10 miles If Cape Hst.sras, was sesn bark
bound ~ had The letter In her fJTe iopsaiL
July 10 In Crooked Island passage, brig Shaw nut from
Jacmel for NforK
May 20 lat ST. lon 10 so W. sgnalized brig Ahcs stand
ing esitv ard
June 20 ls IS 50 NJ Ion ~ W, brig BerhaD, from Para
for Liverpool-R all well
June 81 st 50 IS lon 43 Is W. sgnaizei bark Islander
STANDING eastward
July IS lat 81 r. Ion TO- brig Atlantic, Duel, from New
York for Barbados
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Receipts Of Produce

By North R,rer Enthusiastically, Ja'y a.
sshbl. F,Our IS do Ashes &2 ds Meal 2ii DO Wisely
q 562 bG.b Corn as do Wheel 500 ID Rye Od1 Oats
lis Jbgs eVus, - DC SSms ls3 bs-ss WO0L as sess
Lard