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The New York herald., 1850-11-14
CITY TRADE REPORT.

WEpNEspAY, Nov. 13-6P NJ.
AsHEs.-Tbe demand vas more sctive, while prices
without msterial alteration. vpvrxtious TO-
DAY sum up rs barrels, at IS slH for peals. aad
so!2h for pots The exports, from the LIST to l2tn
during the same period last year.
BsioKs-Th.re was q good demand for North river
hard, with fair sales, at UNCHANGED qsotasios'
DRrApsIUrrs - F3ow--The ordinary and medium
brands Of aour were In active request, bat at some
what reduced pricce. The decline, however, was not
The Gales at our inside quotstions were light. or
domestic, about 20 oo0 bbls changed hands at 81 l2
q 81 31h, for No. supsr6ne, with ordinary and
Michigan and Indiana at 81 62K ~ I5 round hoop
Ohio. at 81 571S; and pure Geneses at 81 ~ s5
o oo h.rrs m s0Sa Ss% souhsrn sour vas rm
with sales OF 800 barrels ordinary brands, at So
SO 121 and fancy brands at IS Is So rs. Rye Flour
was steady, Nth sales Of $50 barrels, at So 3lL a
s3ch Mssi not active, at 50 l2s for Jersey, In
lots: and 100 barrels Brandywine, at $3 Th, the
latter havrg advanced in consequence Of the small
amount In the market. Hheoi vas held above the
views of purchasers, which to some extent checked
operations Included In the operations 1900
bushels mixed Can sdisn In bond a. 81 O5 06 and
2eoo bushels mixed ohio, at 81 o5. Rye was ua-
settled but closed firm. with fair inquiry aud sales
Of 800 bushels at size S3kc afost and delivered
quote Northern 4ic sac and Jersey at $50 q 40c.
BarV not plenty We noticed sales Of 900 bushels
common, at s2c and 200 bushels good four roved, on
limited but prices unsettled Some 10 900 bushels
have been disposed of at 6ec. zoe, for Western
mixed. In store Tie for do. delivered; TOO for vea
Why Southern, and Tlc for round yellow.
CorrtN-No new feature has been observed In the
market to day while sales were made OF 300 bags Rio,
at i1t4c IKE 80 bags Lagusyrs At 1lo.; 100 bags
java, at use. 1Sci and small lots 81 Domingo,
at loo.
CorrEs.-A moderate inquiry for NV sh.athins. at
Gle; and yellow metal st leHc; 9 months
Corro,.-The letters per Atlantic, being construed
indicative OF new continental troubss there but
little done In the staple day Thetranssctons being
about 500 bales. We quote at present -
LvEnrooL CLAsarrroA-roS.
The New York herald., 1850-11-14

ders in Moyamensing, two of the officers having
captured three Of the outlaws against whom there
are numerous charges, and one is sicated in the
murder Of Slaven. Their names are Robert Han-
ma, Joseph Graham, and James Robinson Their
capture was effected BY officers Neff aud Kueas,
who chased them through fields aud by-ianes,
among the farms in the neck below Moysm-nsing,
and last found them hid in the harms in Passvunf
They were taken before Mayor Gilpin, who heard
the testimony against them Graham was impli-
Gated in the Sunday riot, Of the 6th ultmo. and in
the shooting affair in Broad street, on Monday
night, when three Of the policemen narrowly
escaped assassination. kobinsoa was identified
as having been in the vicinity where the murder of
Slaven occurred, but few moments before the
mufket shots were fired, by which he fell. There
are additional charges against all three
George Emory, the man whom Captain Binder
is charged with stabbng, at the German ball, on
the 22d ultimo, died this morning, his residence
in Apple street. The two Pabst, who were in Gus
tody for some time, charged with being implicated
in the affar, have been re-arres,ed and sent to
prison. Captain Binder is also in custody
The Vieilsnt Engine Company are preparing fol
an excursion to Baltimore, next month.
The New York herald., 1850-11-14
Married.

RIcHanpsor CoprvaLL Lsrro,, Of New York, and
MaArua GLovrR, (daughter Of Major LeGrand Capers,
.of Texas) united br the Rev DR. Lewis, In ths
Brooklyn Church Of the Hsly Trinity, on Wednesday,
the 18th int.
In the Church ofthe Assumption, Brooklys, en- sun
Day evening, the 10th inst by the Rev. ID. Bscoi
PGrnioR Lsppv, OF New York, to M.RY, youngest
daughter Of Michsei McMshon. Esq, Of Brooklyn.
On the 10th inst, by the Rev 8 M. Isasos, Mr..
ABRAHAM MaRxs to Miss Mlnr AsS soLoNovs-both Of
London, England.
In wilIiamsburgh, on the 18th inst. by the Rev.
Mr. Mclean. srEPHr- II. WmrE, o. Portland, Conn b,
to ALsinA W. Urrosp, Of the same place.
On Tuesdsy evening ths 18th inst. at the residence
of her step father, Samuel r. Brooks Esq by the Rev
VIM " Morgan Rect ,r Of Christ's Church Norpich,
Conn ASios DAVIS, Esq Of this city to Fss,cEs oL,Er
HOLLAND.
ON Mondsy evening, Nov II, By the Rev Mr. Prise,
MIR. JoHr n Urarr TO Miss CArHAErSE J. sKLLN.S-
both of this city.
In this city the 12th inst, by the Rev DR. Mason,
Mr. Jou- Mulrp, Of Picton. Canada west, to Ga acs
Gnaoy, youngest daughter Of the late John Cumming.
Of Greenock, bcotlsnd
The New York herald., 1850-11-14
TeleCraplnlc Reports.

NEW ORLEANS, nov. IL, 1850.
Cotton Is heavy, and no sales making Flour is 81
10 . 50 so, ordinary brands. Provisions unchanged
pork Is sl1 30; lard dull prime 70. 7Eo. whis-
key Csc Oats 53c. The Atlantic's newsis received.
CIrcryssri, Nov 13, 1850.
The -four market IL steady at 50 So Nothing dol ,g
In grain. Hogs are selling freely ct 50 20. Beef at
s425.
ALpASy, Nov. IL, 1850
Receipts within the past twenty -four hours:-Rlour
10 OcO bills; wheat, 5000 bush corn, none. In -four
there is feature TO notice; the demand couti
nuss fair and the market steady, with sales Of 800
bbls There Is . good demand for prime Genssee and
Western wheat with sales Of 10000 bushels Michigan
at 81 IL. There is but little doing In csrn, aud no
change In quotations. Barley is in fair demlnd and
ste ady; eales 5000 bushels at esc. 81.
The New York herald., 1850-11-14

boston; s fas.psss. Tshsr. sas,sa. Pc a. Jshnssn.
ch..s';ss ..ry P.sssr.ss LyS.. Ah:ss Psis xs.'
s:S Sil y. ds S::,s sT,rs NJ e. ii:
eel ashore Dsla..rs s.y ns'hpS had head
srOwssS irsai Of n Asros S..s. sa c.p. SsS
''a clothing
scnn strERren Smith. OF and for Prsv.dsnos. fron
ississ badly VITA los: :st s.s.s.:. d.
oOndsmned. Insured in Pr0vids1es
seaa R..s =. s. Josn Ns from A Ais...dra lost head
scHa WA SMITH trew,, from Nyorh. bound TO wmins-
ripped up. of the bar. below Wilmington.
=: s!sin. SiSs: q .hi: siy she IL. here for Phil
scsR WELDON At Norfoik from 0resnport 9Th
int, went the caPes Of IN with s@au
s % Il: 81 ss a s.
bottom her had been cut away By her
PicxsD ssA-Csp. LscomS. OF the schr Diadsm.
s a sp M m T.,: IN & ss II
to an No he 1s
Whaiemen.
os % s 3 E:c. oa u Vii. e ssc ss. % No. from cruise
Wv - ''' ~ ~ ''A - BE SpoSsn. su. ''''
Il. Ion II so-by pilot boat New York. Nos
Home Ports.
P. Rss s:r1 ssn nsr. so,sn
Rosbusy scar. rrovden'e u.rsts. uaae J.yne
LesI.ad HAIL in distress: Below. two Boston PACKET
bos1Ss Eo;isAr sri. M.r.a. Ssr,. Ls.usur F.l,rms'
s., .,
Co RyasT; Isn. ps.r,s ana cornsiis Psuisia sYcri
nm.
Fa s.s n Ns
.lssss AvS. E.fd,ss sSp sinai. ss
xnsssn aass
A,sh ,os NMSthns .f oSnseSssns. sailed w., c,.s,
sth-ATr big Esrcu.. Pierce. NYort.
.a ss Ys NV Nsss Tss n i
Anti. Damon Ho.msr. Camden. Nc. cid bark Velocity,
at; ssSssr Mays '
Hsn ssAr'
n ss:s & Esss Sy
Del Nov IS James Baesn acr
poe po. ga,s o n. Ss
FSsyOLs Nov 10 Arr brig B..n Reed, Tyas B.lti%es
S1I 3, Use. n'In D.ya Rsy Ew
rine Reports vessels Norfolk damaged in
70,
Yori; & sehr; sarah Louisa croelsr SYosi for Ware
han. Ellen NietsIson oOueestsr for Lady suffolk
Mary GIsy chr1eS NYorf for Uaoasiiis c:sos cc az
Mitchell, NYork.
NEwroEr Nov l2-Arr brG Delmou Locke, 0inn. Bangor
for sehrs Tseseops wier Albany fRyer Corvo
Crocke Roekland for NYork; Cinderella Hills Marblehssa
dersos. Philadelphia.
NEw BEDroRp Nov I-Arr s,hr Adelaide Kelley, Albany.
kEwBvayPoRr. Nov Si brig Ksying, Pierce, Charles
ton.
PrmApEIPHa Nov i2-Arr brig shamrceh willard. Bos-
ton; sohrs Brown, and Ann Upton. Wareha;
WP Ce,titt. Hewitt, NYorh; II Tsman, Young. NBed-
ford. CID briss Huntress War, Coast Of Africa sham
rack willard Portland; sshrs Miller. Elliott. H,rs ord;
Corbtt, Hewitt, Ahd Mary Senmul. Bro NYork II
Tnliman Young, Bristol Smith, Robinson. Newark;
steamer Oneida, 0'Nein. NYork.
PRovmEScz Nov Ic-Arr sloops Southport Jackson and
James lns. Aldrieh Albany cid sehr Bella Peek Smith.
Albany.
delphia-
PORTLAND Nov ll-Ar 81 Lawrence (nevl Stur-
rant, NYork Cid barks Lowell. Go,dng Havana
Hsmiltcn Means Car isnas hiltiades Robinson No.
leAnr; brig Napoleon. Winslow. Havana.
RIcHmoNp, Nov liar schr Marietta Burr Knapp, New
York. sid schr Telegraph, Halett. do
The New York herald., 1850-11-14

Cleared.
Nsssi,g Bssp i ohas Howard S'n
2Lse1%sssn Castle pr Poole. Savannah. TEv.r.
S,is:E.aS Ed;,sh s. ki;s FGs; sgs:s.; p.
sfsan Tias sI1 1shssssoa parisS ssan h'Hi''a
c. .sa S Ssd s.,s: .:
r.aes; .Is. as VOL
white; Brs.. fGhps G,l, Tian;sn nss.s
ana a.
= I i1s as es:ss W. LIAR. aoA
ws and % SAs 70 on ns SI
s. ;:1 %;, ssI s.s !. Is ss ss1 Sl s &c
Rsssoea a. Merriam: G@ 70, New York: YIh:u, ~. 49,. H..
Brig Augustus Hodsson. Lusse. sdays.
Bris Eils a. H.lis. LAB LSsso a. eay.. Sl,h plaster
Eng Tyrone Leland. s,.gben, Gays.
Gn u. !. s % Is.ls
EsE assso. came nss Ssn fore 'h stove
sshr A.asntsr Hi,sAS ca,Se fhaaspA, s.y. for
ssSI ssian;; I, AlA.ny for Boston; s..,..,
ssRr Eii1sssss ifuii, T1ssili s sss sSaais days:
sssT ssr iSSn bsn EsHan
ssr 5nGsn RoasTds Hr.an sd.v
sehr RossIe smith phildephia, days bound 70 Pro-
sssI haSsinssr ls.sS 9s,y. bound to Nsws,rs
sehr Elliott, Sharre, Philadelphis, 3dsys-
Schr Draco, Hersey, sas Harbor, IL hours.
Sckr Elizabeth L R-beeca. Woolsey, Albany, days.
Sehr Mary Clark, Waite, Salem.
Sehr Isabelle, hbercsm Boston.
Sohr Coral. CoHrov, ThomAston, 4 days
schr Italian. Pickett, M1bridge, days
Schr Fortune, Conroy. Thomastor. 4 days.
2ehr Wright, Wright, hachias, o daya
sehr Sea Gull Brown Thomaston, ( days.
Schr Star. Witham, Tbomaston, tdays.
Schr Mary Largdcn. Thomastop, days.
Schr CINDERELLA Kills, MarbleheAd, 4 days.
sehr Riley. futile, squam, day.
Schr John Lozier Ccnkln, BRANDY wine.
Sehr Peru, rhomas.en, days
schr silss Wright Thomastsn, days.
. Schr yendoyi, fhomsston, 4 days
sohr Brazos (bewl. Ward, Middleton, ) days.
schr Emeine Huh, Hull, Clinton days.
schr Exchange, Dsyer, Concord, is days.
sohr P.cusset, Mooney, Lubee, is days.
Sohr Mary II Case, Lowry. Lubee. bdays
Schr susan. Holt, Albany, bound 10 New L,rdou.
schr John o ireland. Crovon Boston. days
sehr Illen, Nioke kerson, Glouoef ter, 6days.
sloop Helen Smith Smith Sag Harbor days.
sioop New York. Jones' New Haven.
Sailed.
ships Westsrveit Hoodis~s, fsr
Alien do; Stephen Austin, Moss fo- al
weston; steamship Empire City, Wilson, for Chagres.
Nov I3-Wnd during the day from NNw. sna clear.
The New York herald., 1850-11-14
TeIegrsphIc Marine Reports.

sc-rys Nov ls.
sS rc sos.P s n..,'G s.. B:,. Dc
srisksSurs; Edith Bolivar Forr and Mary sleh Phil
.d,ss,rnIA rSr,oi, Do sTS,'s Asa.y rly%'s,s sSsa
T5s nss:i ssEs ssSs s,. z;. y.
Crosby. surir ann Avon nai'. ''Ar Br,aOre. Hsy'i.
BArr. Nov ..
Cleared 'd-ship uh'rs, NoIiosar ii'h. ship cs'E,a
B.saon, Move.
Arri,.a-slOop. sylph Rsndsus E,ssl SYorf' wv -
s.fl.s-schr Jsbn R.adOipb. NYers.
Arv.ssehr. Ira Bliss Nvors With loss of ssehor. and
ss.ir: os;ss 90 ,c.' q ..'hS5. ,s.p, sy,s 10 ..d
board sarah Mcdonnell do snd Mai. NYork vita los. ot
ss:S:.. .SS ss.,ss D;,Is EI:iss: S:.s
y ssossas .. hs'f sSss;S f'' SY'f
arrived isss@Brs. Isssos and oss washington srsrti
IL. vessels we're during the storm hsv, all
gone TO sea.
Aryedschr cOrnslia NYOrti slOOps Indus, and Rspab
Psov.Drrcr. Nov n
Parker Radiant, Rhode Island PfOVasnas BlsstsosS saa
ssi.s-Bris Hyl,s. Phnsssiphi,
Arrivsd-schr D.ai wsb,s.r NYork. Wv
ros LrvrprooL ho-ssssmship csusss, from B,.son--
e,.T .ss IiSsSs sS bsss sss Is sTsrs
s.ni.g Toscnss. w.a.nss css.s - I.ni, san.T m
Csiifcrns Bussnente. o. Hsrssa Briscos sni wife
6,spsss. s sssssss fs.,.ss y ,srpss 'iss fsss
q svisriand' Capt heh and clsrk. zis. Light Ia
a !ss. n s,,.' ,,. IN, s.. ~! y
Mstssr, John Trainer and Ksswiton. of Hsifax;
nssls~d-B. Total 20.
Bersla Marine Cerrespcndepee.
PnnADrfrus, Nov13-AM.
A~rived-Bsrhs Corneis Bevss, Jennings zante Fer
ssneisa Thong.os cisnfgs 9,n Jessup Fisher 1ossoni
do sehrs Alert Hall DO; Candy Store Norwich Jss
Bsrrstt nsy, Proyidence nsry Patterson Lynr Aliens
8 Thompson, Fisher, NHrven.
Cissrsd-Bsrk Eagle Matthews, Bo.ssn BRIG, ro.s.r
Baker, Do Canton, crovsn, do Enoch Pratt Brghtnsn
The New York herald., 1850-11-14

EDWARDK. COLLINS, S5 Wall street, N. T., q -
BROWN, sBIPLkY CO.. Liverpool,
y. ROBERTS CO, Is Kings Arms yard, L~nAen.
L. DRAPER Jr.. Boulevard. Montmartrs. Paris.
TEE BRITISH AND NORTH AHERICAN ROYAh
Nail Steamships between New Yorh and Liverpool, d.
and between Bostsn and verpooths Boston bssts
only calling At Halifax laad and receive ma aAd
senEers.
vssssls carry whits light their masthead
green on starboard side-red on port Gds
AMERICA.
Africa Ryrls, from New YOrh. wednesday. 10th Ne
Cambria !. Lsisoh from Boston. wednesday 18th Nov,.-
H.sMs Stone, from Now York. wednesday 9Th Dsssn-
EuTsgs E. Lott from Boston. Wednesday iisA Dsss.
Asia, g H JudiiIs. from New York. Wednesday lssA
Amsrss N. shannoD. from Boston, Wednesday,: 18th De-
oember, 1850.
1851
Canada w. Harrson from Boston, Wednesday, lStA Jaau-
Passage from New York Boston to Liverpool in
Do do DO second cabin :. - ....... ..' " =
No berth secnred until paid for;
Freight will be charged specie beyond snount fee
personal expenses.
An ea perienesd Surgeon on board.
All letters and newspapers psss through the Pest
ofEeo.
For freight and passage .gply pHus., e nm =, .,,,
After the first Of April the freight
stespers from Liverpool viii be very materially reduced
The New York herald., 1850-11-14
Passengers Arrived. 4.

HAvRH-Pseket skip Admira-Mss Chabier, Miss Lu y
Decke, Mas Deoke. Miss Rose Lrshmanu Miss Chsbry
oudin. Lensrd. Z Patinot, p Andrsau. 0remsr
Caberet, j Curgues. Mogerson, A NORM.
The New York herald., 1850-11-14
From the Mormon Country-Great Fire or
tho Prairics.

tho Prairics.
The following letter in the ST. Louis Republican,
gives the details OF some news already briefly re-
K.SrsvrILE, Oct II, 1850
We had tremendous FIRE yesterday in this region,
caused by the Omaha Indians setting re TO the prairie
doing nee damage to the farmers burning their
wheat stacks hay stacks corn fields aud numerous
fences Ground their fields. The damage done BY the
destruction Of the above articles stated from
FIVE to eight thousand dollars The wind very high,
which caused it to fast horse, and who
the pra to hre around them to
keep IL from burning themselves and teams. By the
untriDg 'xertions OF the people OF this place great
amount OF property WAS saved by heading the Are from
the fields and hay stacks Two OF the citizens who mt
on The praires soon after the fire commenced found
lot OF indians firing tbs prsirss In different places
innt distely commenced driving them into ths river
large body OF these Indians mencsd night before
last crossing this side of the river Numbering
about four hun dred with their women children aud
lodges then object is to hunting above this side
OF the river This thing should not be allowed for the
fact H. these half starved Indians will steal aud and
should be MADE to stay their side. Welearned
through the interpreter ofthe that sarpy gave
them privilege hunt THE side Of the river Where
aid be to give th. thievins rioe
should be force placed upon this frontier to
pei these Indians from hunting on this side of the
river and also to restrain their d. predaons the
property the citizens here This tribe will
here, and 20 to the houses, where the ab-
rent and insult females IN a gross manner and,
under there circumstances there should be force
of fifty one hundred men stationed here, to pre-
the citizens fi6m great deal Of unnecessary
trouble. i would ask who Is to pay for all this
damage Somebody thould be made TO do It,
posse of went out to-day. to order these dams
TO the other eide Of the river and they promised TO go
to but there is dependence TO be placed
their word they being enc OF the most trsacherous
tribes the Western frontier Mr.. Barrow, the In-
dian agent Is nov absent The health OF the
country is generally good, with the exception OF
fever and ague, which Is somewhst prevalent on
the river bottoms This place is growing fast ia ion
pospce and Is bound to be of the largest business
places In the west Several merchants with very
heavy stscks Of geods have located here with the
pect6tiop that there will be lyrRe .niaration nsx,
sp.isg. The Mormon church IS In prosperous con.
dtion in this county, md making great prepare
tions the reception Of their leader Orson Hyde Who
Is expected to return in q few days Everything here
Is quiet and the Mormons are all busily employed in
securing their ccru harvest and sre well conteuted
The New York herald., 1850-11-14

DACIrIc NAIL STEAMSHIP COnPANY.-THE run.
SsTs,,y 's an .,,: ,,I:,.s ard
sus AMI san Frsnasso on tSs sr.s saS
titssnth dsys ot each menth slsss dssnsd
q MONTH WI Ti s.uss ransa %
meat: meat. viii s s a.. si sS
At no etner nexie,n rorts
2: s ~ s11. .s :s.s :
md p..sns-. wsss s 2 N. s:r|. Rsss y, ,r., s
nth msi. ssd passengers fer the foswss steamer from
sS sss ssas ri,i 's ss s:ss ~
.,ssnig. LxFI err. savins New Yors On us ssS
,. s ss., WI s also be t.s IL q @ isss
=. new ..s.mssp. is's 'csiRrssEAN and rnrLAprLPmA
VII form dirss. IN. b.tvs.r New ori.su. and chsgs.
sc., SS. ss .as ts%is. va, r.ssS
nsss esfsfrs llss sn q Ne" ans p
Thrcssh T.s .sy snA can D. ,.sur.d on april.
',Igs FL S Ess 9r;sn, .sssa =
New York. Oct. ~. 1850.
EAnE REpucsD.-THRoUoH LINE TOR sam vRAN-
s, wa or sss sTsc and By @s United States
sbip cBBsOKgE i,s8 tons. Hsnry winsii conmseder
W.. s,.s pier SC,s sys for c,r'' direct
f..snss, By The che,st.e will and comfort sns seso~
,grs TO connect with the f1Ofs hip fENNEssEE
RrDucrp RAYS or parr 70 ersoar.
,s,oon ststs rooms.s tle
me .ssvs ain. san. sii. ana bav. the rr:vsss
steersss. fousd with MATTRESSES. .ua board 40 M
rc Ps,.a 70 San Francisco in the fsvori,s steamship
h'in Sp)) ~
stesrsge. ....... $50 co
How2kNps AsrrSwALL. 50 sad SIS South "a.
L,oR sAN FRANC1sco -ON TUEsDlr MORNING
= vera lsss i...-Ihs s,s!ss, p,ehst ship BoraNIk
Frsnel,oo ss above sad esn hssssomeiy .eeommoss,s
ew NOR. rssensers Innsdists sprlisstios shsaii bs
''' ISAAC 7. SMITH, i0l wsu, ssrn.r rron.n.
The New York herald., 1850-11-14

FftIsntsW NV footi HavhnA
DO paid PASSENGERS fer Chagres will he
A. Havana 20 the new and splendid steamship PACIFIC
rsny, III Wsst street, corner " Warren, 70 -
Special notice 10 vep 70 shpr-rs sy this i've ths: Ii,
company have prepared form Of hill OF isdins adsptsd
their business which will be furnished shippers
cation At the oonpanys oce and with which they
queet.d 70 provide hsmteves a. other form will BE-
sEned BY the ssents Of the cemQsuv. All ba lAkin,
m % be signed before the sailing of the vessel.
The New York herald., 1850-11-14
Passengers sailed.

cuAenEs-se, mship Empire cty-Mrs Lawton and child
Mrs and Miss Niles, Isaso Seiegnan, Selesmau Aeeker
Jhsetsr B nart. Van wsi,enbsrs. Guershafs., a
Miller, Mr. MITCHELL Taysr, SJacobs, Knapp " Me-
Colb, 7 d Aaams. j W snonton, Larard. Goldman,
Rev MeGuinner, hrs smith aud children. johnson,
chant. lessee u Iosr.y ar Judd Peter smith ycha
Balewece, Brcnhn, Miles, shear servant OF La
Iard BY tier. uoo kiltcn Moore, Praeor Lezsus
KY WilFon. Waishasker. IA A Osborne, Mitchell,
Lewis wslIne. v Davis. Jas Bennett E n ward;
Bennett, etsne. Morgan, q Hutton Blakely,
IlAheiy scales Wm Dzv. SAM Hart, PARKER wm WI
S Tunnman ~ Currsn; Strns &C. Giimsre
Donald, o consnt, Boyd, Downsn. VIM Hishman.
las Jas sunee DIR Miles, Rice Japss Cha%P,sne. PsIus
kns John sherman Ers Cofn, Mrs Mary Gsston Cap.
knith.. Msler ksarrey, Ms Kdie and child, Byer
Smith Mrs Spence and child Christian w wilhnsen,
pa,i, p,imsr VII rno%rson .d' q "a .sump, . s MS
Yeuns; Barrier Dunn TAYLOR reloy. y A Fol,
lie Boeuf, Delib Germeshausen, Lening. LRsbis
The New York herald., 1850-11-14

$500 ls'!LwAAsp-DaRIsg AgrIpoTs. 4 sy.-
% % oInf sp.gss sr chang. IN rp,scs . su;ss.
vii rot cure under hs fcrfeurs of dollars.
y put W in bottles With full drcescn ~ 81 One bot
2. ~ RING, lp7 Broadway ics Bays Fess.
EvtkY noIIEys BOOK, on Il lzL PHYSIOLOGY.
son, and i sdvios foorsd the far povsrty sax che
prospects slsrg fsmfty of cMdrsM. would " ohysssA
South Third street.
The New York herald., 1850-11-14
1WIpPIWo.


ITO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES KIDUcTT0N IN
the price Of psssaSs feem Psssms v saa Srsssssss
The nsw sed splendid double stesehip
e. II. Bisssu- U. N oomDasdeY WIN Leave Psss-~ S.s
saA Francisco the 18th December ns season fvr
hence BY the Of the 2h 18th ina
the caroline and the Union whose admisAbls
tons and hns sailing qualities we'll known aSs1
cut wb steros Of suPsror order and neither psns -
bS:r'sy WI % .p.rsa to s,s p:s:snEsr, every ssss
cabin. sfzS second cabin saoe; ssssrsss siSo apply =
COR LIvRRPoOL-UNITRD STATES NAIL srRAH
ship BALTIC Capt Joseph J. Constoek.-Thh sesasH-
ship win depart with the mails for EUROPE pesitvsly
Saturday November l6th at u o'clock NJ from her bsr e
the foat OF Canal street. NO berth secured until pal fer
All saa papers mus. psss thro1sh the Pos 01ss
''I '''s'''' or X COLLINS, IS Wan ..r...
The ,tesmr PACIFIC will succeed the BALTIC. ssa -
IINITED STATES NAIL sTEAHERs BETwEsN NEW
~ iern and Liverpooi-Ths ships composing this hns
ATLANTIC, Captain west BALTIC Captain comsseshs
ARCTIC, Captain Lace.
These ships having been bu sontrAst expressly fs
government seryioe every has taken
strsction siss in their engines strength snl
speed and their for ars
qualled for elegance or comfort
PToe Of passage from New York Liverpool sl sxelu
sve use OF extra sss sass Ss35; EvsrDoo .
After the first Of April next, rate Of freight sv -
from Liverpool will materially rsdu
An experienced will be attached ship
No beTths secured until paid for.
The Of thea shps will not be ab gsl
Glyer, bullion specie jewelry precious stones nssal
unless bills Of ladnE siSnsd therefor and the vnlaS
thereof therein expressed.
The New York herald., 1850-11-14
MEDICAL.

NEW REMEDIES AND QUICK CUREs-DR. DE La
~ hkns eeleeratsa remedies (pnrely ysse.abiel fog
his Office 81 spensrd street. Broadway Recent
Invariably removed In two days Those who have
great quackdeeters. will be surprised at the rapidy -
their cure BY placing themselves under careful scientn
and intesent treatment. Bis private medical trsstss
furnished to his paep gratis Genu female rssuating
ps and drops dollar Also the French specific for Les
oorrhus, sc.
The New York herald., 1850-11-14
Our st. Thomas Correspondence.

Severe GIle at ST. Thonas
embrace the opportunity, per brig Indeoendent,
Captain Clements, via Turks Island, Of informing
you of bad weather, experienced on the night of the
9th instant The severest of the blow was between
IL o'clock p. M and A. M, the wind from
f. s. E., and that S. by w., which caused con-
siderable sea in our harbor; but am happy to say,
nothing of any consequence occurred to the ship
ping, except TO the steamer General u. Taylor,
which was considerably damaged about her saloon
house, boats, &c, &c. by French bark coming
in contact With her during the night. Ii is sup
posed, from a rough calculation, to repair her
damages will cost from $500 to 500. Considerable
damage is done about the town, aud the wharves are
much injured. A number Of valuable lighters and
water boats have been totally lost-we should say
10 the amount Of s., 600. We have not yet heard
from the Windward Islands.
We have reason to believe il is much heavier
felt among the open harbors, namely, st. Mrtiu's,
ST. Kits, St. Eustatius, Nevis, Montserat, Au-
tgua, Guadalupe, Martinique, and Dominica.
We sincerely hope this is the finishing blow of
this season.
Since writing the above, I have had an interview
with Captain Putnam, Of the General Z. Taylor,
and, in his opinion, the damages sustained will
not he so much as was estimated, and the repairs
will be done within his means on board.
The New York herald., 1850-11-14

NorICE-PAssENGuRs PER STEAMSHIP BALTIC
~ for Liverpool win please be board At the foot Of
Canal street. Saturday, Nov. l6 at IL o'clock
send all luggage not wanted the passag, board.