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The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-09-16
From the Mississippi Jacksonian.

THE RIGHT OF SEcEssIoN.--In week or two
will publish an able article on the right State
has to secede from the Union. None but the ig-
norant, the tyrannical, and the despotic oppose
such doctrine. Some good men doubt. We
want to induce them, if possible, to take the right
side
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-09-16

sg GEoRcETowN COLLEGE, ID. Z.
THE CLASSICAL EXERCISES Of this Col
lege will be resumed on the 10th instant.
septl4-3td 4st fT JAMES RYDER, Pres
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF THE STATE or
N f SOUTH CAROLINA.
.rpHE Annual COURSE OF LECTURES TINS
institution will commence on the nrst ybohdag
IN November next. ON the following branches;
Anatomy, by ]. Holbrook, M D.
Institutes and Practice of Medicine, by >. Hen
nv Dickson, M. ID.
surgery. by E. Geddings, Nj. ID.
PhysoJogy, by James Moultrie, MI
| Ms,er;a Medica, by Henry r. Frost, M. ID.
| obstetrics. by Thos. G. Prioleau, M ID.
| Chemistry, by C. u. Shepard, Md
| Demonstration Of Anatomy, St. Julian Ravenel,
M. ID.
DIR. ID. J. Cain, Physician to the Marine Hos
pital and Clinical Instructor. Lectures twice
ueek on the Diseases Of thut Institution.
DIR. E. b. Flsgg, Physician to the Aims House.
lectures twice a week on Diseases.
Demonstrotive instruction in Medicine and Sur
gerry at the College Hospital.
HENRY r. FROST, M. d., Dean
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-09-16

a From The Wilmington on. C.) Commercial.
We mentioned on Thursday, that we did not
believe anything like permanent settlement OF
our difficulties had been made by the late action OF
Congressman we may again ask: I" Where is
our security for the futurei''
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-09-16

We close with the following zig-zsg article
of the Richmond Enquirer. 1t is the best that
can be said by one who echoed the Washington
Union, and supported the Compromise as a
measure of justice to the South. Yet he dare
not even in Richmond applaud it, whilst in the
North it is celebrated with firing of guns and
rejoicings,
The FUTURE.--Considering the exciting and
deeply important crisis through which the coun-
try has just passed we look forward with strong
hope that there is before us a long future of un-
interrupted prosperity for our people. True, all
is not yet settled. Nor has full justice been
done to the South. We sympathize with many
of our Representatives, who have hattled for our
rights, and who honestly feel disappointed and
mortified at the result A result which, If fear
less and patriotic efforts, untiring devotion and
signal ability in defence Of the claims Of their
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-09-16

Making, N - Sl64,OOO ,OO0
One would think that with such sum to distri-
butte, Mr.. Whitney would be at no loss for assigns
but iuho are they and what have they done to
entitle them to divide so much of the public
funds between them'
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-09-16

sin our present paper we have given the argu-
ment of the two Austin papers in full against
the bill of Mr.. Pearce. We have done this not
simply because these are the opinions of the
editors of those papers, but chiefly because those
papers doubtless express the prevailing senti-
ments in that part of the country, and probably
also Of the Legislature. We believe they are
the true sentiments on this important question"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Barring 81 Brothers. Circular,

Per NiosarG.1 Lo.9on. Friday Sent is5pM
We have again n the Colonial market
and rather higher prices have Coffee and Su
OPINION continuing favorable Tor both Cotton remains oe
weather latte change has occurred Corn market. prss re-
urng steady We sueon remarks hose which
pea have taken place prices Of ether aescpons Of
Produce remaining senelaly last quoted
Pearl - 49, 80 80
ton have oupd buyers al the previous cerres,y. p
CeeoAt with Lille o!erns-4 bags GOOD Bahia hkye bean
seld EtG9S. % 49, ~ "@'9 s0'e
trade have shown more nation 70 purchase and
nave TAKEN Ivy casks so bags Plantation Ceyoa higher
prices p1H 's from hShs, anc aTSJ n
has OF sts Character And the
eFeo eSs F-o cETSoeS cSt Domingo sold anatr
Al ass one deliverable at rress the ether oupoys The Ind
ing CeElP&nys sale al ROTTERDAM OF bik further sd
vance oil p cel 1880 bags all readily from 6 10 "a
cents being to ceGs above The Valuations s7 bass 10
TIE adNe-s from Hamburg 'eeyed &c fepoyss qus
but in Holland and Antwerp there has more ioia ~
showing upward tendency the Mediterranean po ,.cs
have become sea redacd and Of ali or5auy
advancing Al Trieste the s.ock the ouy t
600 lbs AGAINST ,7too0O lat 49,
CoAsThere supply EnEisa wheat AZ uord,vi
Tparkecordion good: nites AZ The nys
cursacy and moderate done foreign OF Er
Barley 65ls and Peas Is dsaer but other Spring Cor
change Flour sold slowly 2Sa2s good deal Of
done at the coe of floating caEoes Of
Mediterranean Danube and Black SEES hea rom
Sss4ls Sd er freight and insurance ard l5an Corn trozl
80 for lbra Gas;z AMI oJes bat the demand
sabsiaeG On "Wednesday and to-day the raed heavily nar.
beng purchase uaie reduction wbch holders
accvds W present
lntei Wheat s6l tc 30 3Qe While 4cas34
PeunPc2sr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28

-,
81 PA-ai John sarnisfs plot rom PHILADELPHIA laasI On
afternoon aud rsp0fs having pissed hs ssoon he ship DIxzs
shehor he Buoy the h;f ship hoeEI Bsoa o ass
Orleans At anchor eo" bombay HOOK iai zen hmy "s4ys ~
h1iBso d. Ic1as lta N'eets 'a eVa' a. Es
sqhs u sight coming ia vessels tsso,,ed tbs Soo'g
beng n me foad,fa5 sJ '' '' "'aa oats
fresh from Sss' Wsatosf ,a''A sni spo1a!'
MOBILE Sep. s-cd ships hsfrei Assa'A Roo'on Lysspoo
Windsor Castle, Sampson, do
NORFOLK, Sept 26-Aff sch SoHs A'rs Saf1ofs se-sdoE
Carolina
NEW HAVEN, Sept 36-Arr brig X Aortpa, Da6o1i La
Fletse Clifford do Besoa Pby Calais KsRdEsksAS Bray
Do sips Yeueef Tbempson NYok SD Mary SGs1seta
Back PHILADELPHIA; Black HAWK Atkins, Chatham. Elm Cty Eusssa
Eyurs
SEWoRLEASs Sep, lsArr ship Kentucky, GIBBS Bostoss
ban St Ard ppe s. CD steaap Yacht Thompson Braos
ssnt,lr h5y, irs No Iisbon, brlg WIN Spear pArkey
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28
Huyre SEPTEMBER II.

corTosThe contradictory which reached
ket eyr Every uncertainty tie probable result OF the
coming crop and with tins oftLn-s, which promise, ls
shall have duh market: thus preventing
of ul-or the article re
sales u the comprise be against BY, btes imports
aud stock valued bales
al ioot as also Tor quotations which the
The following tie sales effected ~ bales New Orleans
loG to II 30 do Mobile ~ 10 ioS5 Upland,
Total 1854 bales.
Asat'1Ae demand for the last fortnight very
sale OF only 81 bols American Pot Al Al 5Gr
COFrEE have this before
well Us alter the result cf til. sales Holland known and
the may be fairly val ed at to II
LtKplk artce has compeey and prcss re-
man nominal at 52' 10 bfl for American des options
Ons-Nhale supported AZ i4L
9rFEcIrkoN BAsK-No demand, and prices nominal
RcROui market for this artc rather dull prices however
supported III 70 81 for Carolina SAFES IS erces Carolina az
26i 90 and sol bags East India, ISL . Iii tuty psid
WHALEHQSRNe have oBy The sale OF 100 HI North
western al 25 which prCe buyers viii Southern
might fetch 50 70 25l 6 50 XII ddy pad. Suck on hard II
kl. 49, -
HA1AE, Wednesday, Sept. u.
sote you on the Sth INST by the Pacific then our
has h*en dull On Monaay sales Yesterday oa
O sd todaS about $50 have changed HANDS Prices nave
H. tres ordnare worth lo7 5o9io Low descr2
tons totally neglected f
Business general du The weather however vsry and
there is no prospect Tor high priceS Breaistufs
NhGlebJne neglected at 25Gi
Ashes remain Without demand.
Little has been done In Rice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28
Forssxn Ports.

Aratst John NB Sept 81 sch Three Sisters Whepey Boston
3d barb Amelia Holder Yo brig Juyerna Henebeg Boston
cd2t sch Harmonic Meoney Proydence Alabama, Wall Bos
ton; 2jd, sch Eliza Jane Mclean, do
AT Town June r. barks Panama and Rebecca for sanFau
cisco. dg.
cisco. bark ML~ sod tOl NBedior) Deane io do.
Al Panama 3st ait ship Fanny Whppe for San francisco
day.
Porto caovo 8,h Eleanor Johnson and NYor
ldg; only Amyesssl.
A,san Juan Nicaragua 10Th a SCH Maria Greenlsaf fog -
9th
Arst Quebec 2od bark Garland Grove, aahsson, NYok
Arr Fc 9Th INST sch Dyer and cid 18th for Ware
ham 18th bark Eld Grey NYork 10th ch e wi Franklin Chur
buck Boston Eth bhgs Codel Forest DO; 18TH Uncorn, Mar
tell Provdence America Beckwh NYor; Waterloo Parker Fall
RIVER Sweetheart suheran cotea Pcsard Portland Scott,
and seph Fougere Boston; WIN hcGye Hchboru
HGhb4rn cocord do PoI=do Hemingway, Straits Of Cause u
re schs Ellen Glmour cGrah BOSTON, St Leon RuhsIo DO
CID lh brss Sarah Be outane Sarah and Leigh Pen
deton Boston, schs MornS star Landry; Boundary asrs Ra
Gaunon Charlotte, Leblanc Gerror Acad
dAa Forest and Victoria ndres Boston, TRIAL Spruee sae
AN BARI Triton Mefyman Poyence nth brig Wanefer Benson
Fail River.
Cid at MIR mach 9th eh Isabella Cassidy Boston
Arr at Rchbuco 9Th H-ckeruunde (Prusj n SYorH.
Arr at Bathurst 81: inst brig Gree Feaoon Sullivan CID 5th
sch Garland, Speanng, Boston Tor NYork).
AR at Yarmouth Ms l7h, brig Velocity, Scott, Boston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28
NYhHiara.

Arrat Mattapose Elizabeth, Hakns date flanders
left at Faya SICK Atlantic Ocean, st fun Ws4tsrn Islands
bbls oil beard eut home bbs sp Reports touch
bark Pioneer Weeks Geenpott and Ian ed 46
Favote Pierce FaUhyen landed 1870 since report
Aug pl; 5t MarceTa Wnslow, HBsdort clean;
7th hpe Pacific Alden Farhayen landed u bt 9Ih Mecom
Bonney NBedo clean (smce reported with 80 sp 18th George
Mary Greene London clean 10Th Exchange Stewart NBsd
recovered and would sail in days the yoyase
IL, of Flores, bark Beys SBedoi clean bni
short and then Western Islands tih OFT Fnya,
Thos Wnsow Chase Wspo, clean; 2St lat 50 80 N Ion II II
w Juuius Ksdjnck, NBedord, 80 sp.
Capt Hunnewe Of ship Brandt Of New Bedford re-
ports May 49, t7 Ion IS E. with 3s bbs sp months out
all we'll.
By Phenr, this port from RIO Janeiro, Aug li-Saal fro
Huaheius Hydase SBetiord Japan with 800 bb
oil Sid fn Tahte ship Harbnger Got Wepor 9TH May for of
shore groubd SEQ Db SPIN; 9th John Robb TOT Farhsn
for OF hore ground with 100 bbls SPIN Vessels in port at tsh
ship Nile NBedfd) b0und with 400 5b and 100
nh oil ship PheniE, (ot Sanucke for Huah4na, 200 SPIN
Atsydney Mc1 bark Emma Hussey NBeiord 800 spn he
former supposed incorrectly
At Huahna June a. Chas Carroll Long Nantucket 55 SPIN
spokenmay 49, a7S Ion 10 E. ship Brandt OF NBeiiyi 8
SPIN all we'll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28
we ieinh u reap CT uily,
KlCaARD.oN BRoYHERs h co.
s,itt, Uoubouah 6 seitt,s Circular.

Correspondence Of The Tn0une
Pr, steamer NiGoa1a.l LIVERPOOL, Friday, Sept. Is.
AnEs sales OF both Pos aud Pearls have been small at M
quoted last eek Pots s for Pearls
bAcosThe this confined slngsd
recently imported quality
OF seaded 2e Oh IT, Shoulders good demand previous
BARksaes Of retail character prices well sup
ported
BrriThs Dun OF sale About changed
hanus prices slightly favor OF the buyer.
CHsrsrF OF good quality the sales have been limited
CoRS, &cSHce base had favorable
The harvest There steady
Neat AMI Flou at abe previous ndaa Corn duh OF
L4EpA business has
Inc ;uns at 2Ss Cd for infer up to 5ts ot good
Os 10 tuls Sperm Oils have been sold fall prices No Whale
oilh-re.
reFssmal sales at quotations The mddag qualities
quite neg tcled
market continues duh Sales abou, terces,
lfs0lSs, n qualify.
our last.
good demand, aud sells freely the advance
TuRpLsrNtl eco barrels have sold from winch
is very full price No Transactions Spirits.
Your, sTIrT. COLBROuGH Il sTIrT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28
DnmassIo Ports.

ALBANY Sept 2e-cd Mary Psae, Convert,
AUGUSTA, 5ep,Issd phina sopthari WORK 18th
ALEXANDRiA, Sept a5-Arr org Gem Msersdy 5. John
Bo0THB4Y sept2-3rrJ Warren smith Baogor Tor Province
town Aphion Hunting Boston, Poneef l-oa Mh-
Boston, Carolina Parsons DO Hunter Bray Calais
violence; Gfampuo Moor Sullivan for Med ord; Julia Ann Miller
BOSTON Sept 9Ar bah. America Ads Havana; Prospect
Roab U9oa KsaaS 8s45,s St c a4 of1 to My
aan Be tBfj lsrfq pe9a warren Brown joanon Bang
Calais mary Jane Messervy do Pioneer Ke oa iiaehas
Caroline Parse do Dspsnden. stevens subyanj
Olive McCure Richmond Me- sarah shaw Bath asaogsr
S sPs I %, o Ls p9psoa 4ir
co ca s4rA. Ann Mary Dawes Gibraltar and mkt Wasran
Pcoy; Belle LoyOod Halis1 Astbyst smith laaenbur; bg
lis; Washington Wooster Wlnot Ns chn Mara Theresa Small
ley Georgetown Dc cahane Wilcox Scersos NYok and Alba
r. Tad to : @z thcs ssaB si' and lp ' 'o
s.s, 3 T0wssqi a sa5b Lys2 Sa
Bedford Ellen asrynan merry Prodeace mis-
Active Grey saen CID briggs Patriot, Gage PhiaiePh Sea Belle
BALTIMORE, Sept a6An ships Scotia, Matey Liverpool AZ
Cd Be- 3 op. aaf, r" ' s sqsn oma. 1 as
CIV s9 30ns ZONES asa as . sao P.,sap2
lei So-aa. Br 5rg Belle Bell Wadiss; sch Light
CTR PoIST SEPT SD sch Jamestown Cole NYo,k.
cda Sept 9r ' chs K9.suh Goaray p9s:n9
Yo; brz 4 Gilmore E4rdgs, wilmington &C. Went to
scb Ellie Harmon, EYork.
DGAT9S sep 3aA5r btss Eliza Mssrhsw, of ssasporp
Grr and Lincoln Hut Pctou sch Telegraph. Dcksrson Phd
pha 23d AnnaTan Gsyit HYork Sid 25h
Rogers co0srs Newport TO undergo repairs sch Kato coson,
EAsTPOET sept2Ar bgs Eolus, Moore and Leghorn Pen
dton Peton I'd Brookn Winchester IsbEator car Wade
Besson 231 ch' Fnra Peng doi Orbit, LuIin Nsyea Sid
t brig Roberta Soouan, 81 George SB 'hs Boston Lokbar
York. :st Bennet Andrews Do Mary che Robinson Climber
Boston.
FALL RIVER, Sept 9Arr Richard Borden, lsnss Por.
Davis SYork.
REY WEST, Sept Arr Alb, brig Alfred, Johnson Boston.
TOUCHED Tor water and sd th Tor Mobile 5h sch elizabeth La
than fort, and sid Tth for ST Nsrfs
LtsEc Sept 99-Arr seh oresen Lewis, Roson-~ load
Eas'poEt
LEWEs, Del Sept &c. AMBrg Hars supposed from Yves,
indies sch Penayv1 and Ave opsa chs unknown, up
tbs morning bark and hem brgs coming Five
es and aiA iast evenng siroag wind from sly
TOW preyaIs- Weather very ilek.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28
From orr cor-..nnnd.n,.1

PHILADELPHIA, Sep, i-rtved-sehs AlrIra T. Grlady
Bo.,on: MARI Miller Peacock do; Empire PRICE, SRv4r: Isb-
Williams Jane ronsy, Boston, Ann Eliza Enico,t
York. KenHebec Flowers, DO.
Madonna Berry ia; Retanston Clara do Isabel "
SYork Matilda Salem Mass; Empire, Pierce, Work
Gaze Endico Pougbke-psis; Cape May Ross SYorS M.
7ina. slaisht NBedford s;snneT Vulcan, Hand. SYod
NEWPORT Sept l4-frr5pe2-Schs Delaware, Harding Prom
eence Tor Philadelphia; Orator NYork sips Ann Holmes
Davis sary GIBBS Hartford Tor Prov
dencs Rieb4 Dus Provide 1ce 9Th by Jane ngl.
nves Marshall Shur McGny Warehtm for Phtda
Abano Pitcher Dunbar Hlw, f RIVER for Boston,
Catherine Rogers Hubosr Siork schs Arrow Cole
mar Charleston for Dshon; ouah Hane Baltimore for Poant
Tyrone Snow Fail River Phia, Emerald Laws Boston for
DO Iowa Wright Fail River for do George Mary, Lord E4s
SYors Elizabeth. Hlrnston T1ometon for Norfolk
Swallow Macsy H.rtor for Gtrduer Georse Eng Dor
Warwek rison NYok Tor Boston; St George, Murphy
Providence for Calais Maine Hamilton Pawucke. for Bangor We
tory Baker YaTnouthi Waeror L;tleaed Block
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28
Richardson, Brothers & Co.'s Circular
Lrsngoot. OH Mo. 10. 1881.
Correspondence Of The TT

correspondence
Per S.seme- Niagara LIVERPOOL, 9th Mo.l3 1881
The Cotton market has been without
during tie fortnight the accounts from America hay
ing trade Parn as wen as sQecuiAto and
he market rather for al descriptions Of Anerea9 ,es of
nd eynofers 10 baies The import rs 996 bales Tie
osss yery aue at ~ 10 Mddug and I'D for Fnr Up
LANDS at I'd for Ordinary Il for Mid lag an 81 for Far Orleans
s1rs bave been in Montreal Pots being
BRx demand at quality
Pha epha od to 3s p cw sF5RA On ESQ to
o ~ bs ~ c T. Low 37s Cd 70 best North
Dr1wo6ps-st Domingo Logwoo- f4 2s cd y un campeahy
ha. been again in FOOD demand and of fae quality
been sold at GAS p though the general prices pad have been @
per quality about 900 un being sold inth'
two weeks; stocks now much reduced -
Bacon moderate demand but almost all now let 6eng good
anat, the uyers unwilling to gre The prices quote
good Long dae 9s TO sos perc" Stocks here
Bl.rs and agote good Prime Mess almost
s9 Pork d add quote Western Prime Mess COS
GFlRre harvest in the Eastern and Southern parts of
part and be done the this
So far thtss has tested the yield Wheat our farmers
EXPRESS disappointed leading agrcu
,GrI uarkes they demanding advance of per
quarter viii h. @ as a ossa @ o H. soSs
Kingdom but he termination OF harvest when hrasng has
become more general intend informing friends the result
Since lie departure little change has occurred
the vae OF Wheat American Flour The business done IN the
former has been to moderate extent for the local ana
export Ireland TRANSACTIONS Flour have been limited from the
want o. suitable qaiie. OF demand 5gn4f on e
where from supply Of Of the mes have been
lahhs ofFias sll- ore ~ 70 'ns ,ei w i On i' ~ i
The of brands have been made at rs CT to 23s 3D. and
favore lot 2is ~ Dbl little improvement has taken place N ie
Indian Corn and feeling ground tia, gradually amors
suned early MOI than last ssaonn tact N some d5
tc,s has RECOMMENDED Tue sa THIS week have been Elected a
27s sd 2s y $50 ID for the best yellow and White and Mixed
Our market morning hoy Supplies oFor
heat TUESDAY have been consisting of 1860 quar-
$500 barrels from United States alers Dealers ops
with much caution aud only moderate business transact
not ALI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28
FRIDAY, Sept. 27-P.M


IN gtooks the market was generally firm, and
Reading wentto 64l, but afterward the telegrapolc
dispatcher from Philadelphia, announcing decline
.bere TO 81, broke the market down to 81, from
which il afterward recovered to 623. This
movement is supposed to be a trick OF the
bulls to induce the bears to make contracts.
Harlem was better, and generally the Baaoies
we're firm The Second Board was checked
by the decline in Reading, but there was no fall oil
moment Government Stocks are very firm and in
demand, although the newR from abroad is not
favorable. Tor Mohawk and Norwich there was
good demand for all offered at 81 for the former,
and 544 for tho latter, showing an Improvement
The former will probably pay v cent In January
and the latter " cont. in December. Long Ie
land sod at 49,, showing an Improvement. The
movement in this Stock ia purely speculative, and
not based on any Improvement In the affairs OF the
Road. Reading Mortgage Bonds went to 49,
which is an advance Of p cent. Incomes sold at
sl1 a leading bear operating against them to get
~ bonds for delivery. Second Mortgages improved
TO 991 There are large orders In the street for
these Bondr OF State Is, 1866, $4,000 gold at
lleI, buyer aixty. Ohio Is sold at ll54. Illiaois
was good demand for sound Stocks, and generally
az improved pricea
In Exchanges there is fair demand for good
bills, and some Of the leading drawers are asking
l0l The bulk of the GALES have been at l00l04,
with some bills at o3093 Francs are scarce and
very firm at 2l'05 20.
In greigh,s there is no marked change, and the
amount Of produce Offering is moderate. Flour is
Ia Cd, with engagements of 5000 bbls. Cotton,
3-l6d; Corn, sd Dead Weight, l5s02Os.
The demand for paper is larger to day, and the
rates of Interest are heavy.
The Receipts at the Sub Treasury are smaller
again. To-day ss162li Payments, ss0,Ool Bal
ance. S535s,0T.
The steamer Pacific will take abou. $3.50 in
gold.
The lesters from London speak of great dullness
IN American Stocks, which was undoubtedly oooA-
stoned by the unsettled condition of the Slavery
question, and the fears of trouble between the
Gsates from that source. The quotations are as an
nexed
Uses 6S, IS; do 80 los0lO4 do 49, 1854 0O9 do cou
pop l850l06; Boslon Cry, 1904 Penosytvaoa 5s 82t0
tS; Ohio, 10, lo0lO6a do 65 $685. indiana 81 Cana
d. let0il2.
The hslfyeary interest falling due on the first day
of October next on the v cent Bonds, OF the City
Of Columbus, Ohio, will be paid at the Office Of
Winslow, Lsnier Il Co, SO Wall-st.
The following cable, furnished us by the late
Superintendent, Mr. English, exhibits the receipts,
expcnsea and profit OF the Philadelphia and 90
lambda Railroad for the frat niue months of the
present fscal year, ending Auguat 81;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28
Passengers ARRIVED

In ,ieahp Niagara ea Lrerpoo-L Brantes and lady Mr.
AVN aisG ron Nus Rolling Mr Parker and lady
s Ha, s,s 4Srtn Nj aeys Nj stane Mr. Caldwell and
Brnge Coaster, Curtis, Crainer & Para-rson Ad-
ami Weber Heaich, Afs Shepherd. Mss Shepherd Rev WIN
~ soanaee Osborne, kTAi Donald L-ar Churchill Hail.
y sson, bSSth c43s !sae Andersen. Cells Ps.so Prescott
CHsye, Brooke Hrs Loune Whitley Ogden Cn-ts Geo
Hoen ashers Heri. ScAndrct s>eoPpe Mrs Morris and
ehi R-nbach and lady, Hurst, Baser and lazy Ichr l.
MsShs stePhsrd Japos'en. Tie, Humphrey Rabb Moa
In, B1lnre Il Sezon, Mast Beechmen
IN paetst thp BdJ-e frsBs yferre-M Dc B,a,s,1 p,s
~ AaeI by ~ 9fki 9oangaaa, ao' Habtf5 Noteas
Antaadon S~tz+ rand Maj IArseh and children n, ; "
gelsbrrEtT, Haick ~ ~ ~