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M,s.ag. OF the Governor OF North Carolina

rem TIE baltimCre AM rtCsn. NoVember ~ j
The subioIned extract tfom the message " Gov
erDor Menly TO the Legislature ~ North Carolina,
row IN session, exhibits tn poriton Of the mode
Iete men ~ the south, who. cleaving To the
Onion, do yet demand far and faithful obser-
vance OF The guarantees Of the constitution The
uirsists OF the south, those who advocate
SECESSION ana clamor Tor oisuuion, have suii-
Gent method in their madness to wait their
time and Ia take no over sfeoe that might
preCimtste matters to prtmarure crisis for
they confidently expect and believe that by a
continuance Of egitaioa u, on the slavery onea-
ton, they will sooner OF ler have the whole South
with them. Playing into their nds, the parti.
sans OF Seward ana John Van Buten, that is to
say, the abotonists n the North, are bent upon
keeping up the exciienlepf md they hnd their rail-
lying point in the Fugitive Slave law-the repeal Of
which they will necessarily urge.
The conservatives ~ the Uuion may see, II they
viii take the trouble to Ieoh, who are the adverse
mes that they have 90 contend with. The two
wings OF Northern and OF Sou bern ulrsists hos
sc to one another in everything else, are yet work
ing together for a common purpose desired ny both
-dsunion But let us lisien 10 the voice OF North
Carolina-a State not gwen ~ s1tremes -
Spirit Of dsunon. heretofore confined to some par
tieusr section Of the country " now however acquir
aDa expansion and strength that demand the com-
ned eopneratop Of the fons ~ freedom and friends
OF the Unien throughout the land In this psrrcids
strife let take neither lot Let ne bold fast
the union Of the States The last into the holy
The footprints Of Washington and bis matchess com
peprs msy be followed without doubuuness OF wsver-
ing 10 union which gives All We are OF hope 20 be
tits the ksy-srch OF our liberty and nstiona great
uess ara claim the privilege Of my official station
.rennIV 10 Ipvohe the people ~ North Csroiins and
their representstive TO beware h0- they held COM
munion With cabs convention TO sap and over
throw ~ But lst Ne not be m,sono,rs.soo Ls. J,
che ULitn such 90 70 render AZ insepsioe 70 the
appreciation Of rghts, OF csllous 70 the stain
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n,s,s,xs rsr5SnsT cssssp: zsy.n Friend n.ss.
S. e1sr ssiS c Cuba
sas' isss
Sn. easa NssSs Sailed DOR sfAn''' made pre-
Arr Arr 2o,h. sohs " Gem Me- Gh.rlessor
Albany; John White Green. DO; Minerva. 1oGvsrn Fall
BssroI, Nov N-sld brig g.trie., Gage. y.s.nn.s.
CID @ s sr nS 4n
brig Lyra, Rose cArdsnAs; sehr Brooksvs Linsburner
BucKsponr. Nov n-sla sohr United States Crockett
DonenrsrER; Nov 26In port. schr sOuthsrnsr. Baker,
Nov ;,-sls .ss,: s.y..a rhl.s.,ehI.
n sr s sn n.a : se c wass
and WIN Harris, for Boston 90; kantspk Ap,iaoheola
noIsIs: HON.. NSy aa.BI brig Kapssw, Crane. from
Irene cssssh. Equity. smith, jenkins: May
e. III HssTy Sst'n fh' tor Boston,
B Rainbow came off to-day without damage after disg
Sid BARK. Laconi. Nashuai sohrs Charles Hsnnun Bay
State sysan Jane. NORA Tamorss New England. Saunders
aAn brig Jenny Lind tof w4laosoro,. con.ry. St
kenns6sc Oliver NYO,k for Bath; Giraffe Emerson.
is-Arr brig Marcia lof BATH smith, PIT Petre Guad
via :. 6...in. iST bs:..n :ss .s.s
sshTs George IewsId nay for Boston JULIA
brig Enoeh Bennsr Norton Port Prince for
Briss Protection. Ill., NYorh Calais. shawms. will
Plymouth isabella AIbeoa. NYOrF Tor BostOn; Jane,
Turner. do for Gardiner.
pSrs Pr the above and briggs JUL. Fora Rainbow
,s s sss q;
is15 NESss
6isa Coz n.st md PsTins Handy Albany for
LIVE, Del Nov rs SPa~Nothns isrgsr than sohr has
ss' e..
soSIIr Nov o-Arr chips Ashland Rice NYork; b.-k Geo
s La S,r s. sss sss cos sss ss f0n'
MHros, Nov asYfn port. seSr Cora oSo from Phsdsl-
S ss sv :s5r, ,.s .s ss.
s
With q. "s s"s s aa,s ans
Cardiff ss, s:s % er sp Nor
ship Esei.y.y: Bsswsrth Liverpool Towsd to see 9th.
18th. AS@Xrr steamship Palmetto smith, x.s.sord. Bay
land S.Ihs Leila tsph vils. Havana Empire. Chandler,
NoaToIx. NOV q Arr sohr Coles, Davis Boston. via
AN AIT :sSr lowell Baker. Boston, asth. sehr Sta
INV LOsDOs Nov 2!.Arr prop Dsoa.pr Gssr NYs,t for
wsshi,s.Sn, Pr:ntss NYcri Sid 18th prop s2stuoEss
NEW IAsns, Nov S~sid bark by Trovbridss. whissl.-
NEw BEDFORD, Nov 2Arr sohrs Planter. Jane. and
Seymour Albany Sarah NYork Sid schr Henry Clay Nye
Nfork.
PmLApsIPHA. Nov 2e-Arr barks Merrmac Bangs, Bos-
Oak Ryder eo Delaware Lewis dos brig Hard
ing de Sun Crosby DO Abbott lawrence csowe do; soh'
CID Joanna Allen Sing Sing Jas Hand Weaver New
York; Clarssa Buad Budd do Cleopatra Bowen, WPont
steamer Anthracite. 0'Neill NYork.
PORTLAND. Nov 2Arr brig Token. Prince Bangor for
York. schr Adelaide Ellsworth for do SD brgs
Poto Bettes, Aaanzas kechabite (lato schr) Lorns
Baltinor
RIciImoNp Nov zs-Arr schrs VIM Nsilsr Price. NYork
Sophia Godfry French do Cid ship Courier Dewhurst Rio
ysnero and amkt
sAvANrAr Nov a3sld ship Olivier trrl, ohisr Hsvre
Nov 2e-Arr brigs Prairie Upton Rio Grands, via
Boston Sid brig Sea Bird schr Melr0se; and large feet
bound and 3.
him. Philadelphia 18th, brig w smith dol 10Th schs VIM
Russell NYork; 22d Alexander NJ PhiladelphiA Liberty
Norfolk Adventure NYork Sid 1is schrs Monitor Besse
NYork sd Lsrkin Churbuck Philadelphia Sarah Louisa
Crocker, NYork.
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when Of the Hshl.nds into BY seA who stove in
SHIP ossns Levitt New Orleans, th and the bar 18th
nip New YORK. HUI CSarss,on days. with cotton &c.
n:s sSas' is Paris A'.n' IS days. with
n.sos,ny . cur: Co os, eth lat IS lon los on
the tssssss saw The wreck Of brig Oregon q So
q main mast gone, the wheel away deck
day. sa with sSa,Ss.
BSk csth.rias tof Them.stonl Watts Mobile. isd.y,.
suIges. Cesrman Co. The v has lad heavy
Bari jastsr H.sy Savannah. days. with cotton 60 to
s.' p.s s%h 5 R G.. S.sa
p o s sn s Sso ne
ehr Mary from Boston for Aug Caves time. spoke
80 20. spoke Holt from BsnvOr Tor j..
Bris solomon Eaton tof Bowecinhaml sparks Nsuvsss
ss Siaa Tsya f B sssp
2oasSs. with ns.ss.s: sc, 70 Roserts Williams.
REs , A,s,% anna sf BS'tsSn Yates jacksonville days.
Brig AIsre.n Ross ssvsnpah. dsy' with cotton 60,
ss John passas Briggs. Wilmington. NC. sdsys. with
Brig Kalvclah 0rszier Gardiner Me- days with lumber
s.1 .s. s with last
sshr AysIss smOntOn. Jacmel Is days with oose &c.
sShT xsqls.ss Smith r With cotton g.
schr Geo Jones' Look Savannah 7dsys with cotton
Dcmill h Co.
sohr DeRosset, Brewster Wilmington. NC. days. with
sohr Ba,s ToOksr. Havre de Grace bound to Ware
ham.
schr Dwight Davidson Terry. Virginia, bound to Fair
sehr Minerva wedmors. wsdmOrs. Virginia for New
Haven.
schr kipggod Lewis Run, Nd with logwood from
the wreck Of the schr Fisher her
echr Ananda Robins Philadelphia days. bound Bos
ton.
s Finer L Lake; Lshs, Egg HsrHss at.y.
schr Westover. hsgee. Richmond, days.
Sohr Heprico. Tutte Richmond 4 days.
Schr Oriance Dodge, Richmond. days
Schr Maxson Rodgers, Perrin. New Haven.
Sohr Henry Barnes, Jarvis. Nanticoke, 3days
schr Mary Jewstt Depuy York River, 3days
Schr Rock well. Pilsrim. Egg Harbor 2 days.
schr Acota Smith, Philadelphia. = days
Schr Daniel Parker. Russell, New Haven, for Albany.
Schr Chas PARKER. Townsend. Baltimore, days.
Schr Ann ID, Bedsll, Richmond, days.
Sohr Gazelle, MITCHELL Philadelphia. bound to Boston.
sshr FRANK. MeMsth, Norfolk, 5 days
sehr Romeo Palmer Philadslpbia bound to Brookhaven
schr Heroine, Bedaire, Richmond, Del, 8 days.
Schr Joseph W Brick, -, BaInegat, 2 days.
Schr Franklin Osborne, Albany.
scbr Julia, Van Gcilder. Baltimore, 3 days.
Scbr Henry Clay Douahty, Shrewsbury.
Schr Eagle, Rhoadss, Rockland, 8 days.
Sohr BeAuohamp, -, Camden
schr suffolk, Provisencs, bound TO Suffolk, Va.
sioop Deep River, Lochland, saysrosk.
Nov 2l-wnd At sunrise. calm meridian. sw, and lights
sunset, sW, and fresh
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Gov. QUrrMAN AND THE CUBAN EXPEDITION.
The U. ). Court, al New Orleans is proceeding
to demand the presence of the Governor in that
city, TO answer certain charges there preferred
against him regarding The Cuba expedition We
believe the whole 10 be frivolous and unfounded,
and intended by the Fillmore administration 10
effect ulterior political objects. The Governor,
however, is ready and willing to undergo any
examination when his official term expires. and
will voluntarily do so now, if he can lawfully
absent himself from the seat of government with
out deriment 10 the public interests, and in ODE
dlence to the requirements of the constitution.
We 90 not believe he possesses the power to do
so. There is question of State sovereignty in this
matter, which we desire to see settled The
legislature would certainly have the right to recall
the Governor, but were he TO place himself volun-
tariy beyond its jurisdiction, in the hands of the
authorities OF the United States il might re i'm
possible TO obey the summons. President Jefer-
son refused TO attend the trial of Aaron Burr on
grounds which pertained TO the essiiy of his
presence at the seat of government, and the posi-
ton of resistance, which he took at that time,
ought, we think, TO be sustained by every State,
in regard TO their chief ma gistrate, who is EN-
phatically portion of States sovereignty -Jack-
sen (Miss) Aiss,ssirp,am, No Is.
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.
STOCK SALES.

PHLADFIpiuA, Nov. 27-Eirst Bodrd-s2l00 Wilmington
Rk os % Suco Alleghspy City g. 81 5000 BEADING Mort
6's, 20; fl0O Penn SIS Ss Aechsnos Banh, 49, Penn
BAIL i,sss' unisn bank q Team 7S' 80 ssadng ks
dos AZ 30 Mo,rs Canal c. $50 do 25 100 do I;
lodo 27 lG3 yiersburg Rk &c b 49, 50 do do. 10 Aer
Sales n 100 State Sc l6J Nicksburg Rw ~ $50
ksdirs hR, - goo Morris Canal ~ go do 2o 100 DO
o. iuIr MS; neauiay 30 90 700 Norris
40 sebsyI1 %.risssen CO. e., ~: SS5 do. ssi; ioos
Rtscins RB 20 7,t aO Norris Ctna 2s 80 DO. 2j $50
80. no North Am coal II q 800 Slate ull Gold Co. 2
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Telcgraplhic Reports.

BALTIMoHfJ NOV. y, lsJQ
In flour there Is but little doing buyers contend for
lower prices, while holders Wiling to submit 10
any decline Corn rules heavy, with sales ut decline
Of cent per buhel
ALBANY, Nov. q, 1850.
Receipts since last Flour % coo barrels; VIII.
IL eco bushels corn OtO bushels barley, 900 bush
els The -four markets. heavy wing to large receipts
Corn lie without change, but inactive. Salss-30O0
bushes at CSC for mixed Western. 1000 bushels bar
ley sold Mt 9sc. o9e. Oats 43c 43hc, and pr-
stn whiskey mt Csc
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Tele8rapMc morlno AopOrtes
bosrou, Nov n.
Cleared steamship Cambria Liverpool barks Ellen Par
Sacramento City Tartar San Francisco Altoona Bar
badoes; yeddo Mobiles Elm, Philadelpha schrs Cosmo Mo-
bile Mary Taylor Richmond, Thes Fenner Phadelphis
Erie, Carrier and Bay State, NYork. .
Clesred-Bark Amazon, MAtanlas schr LAmartine.
daloupe.
CALAIS. Nov Is.
Arrivsd-sehr Pavilion, NYork.
Cleared-Brig Bristol. Philae eiphiA Charles NYork.
Arrived l9tk-Brigs Cleveland, Philadelphia; Frederick
Eugene and Zebra NYork schrs Mary Phadelphia HAr-
mons, and Lebanon, NYork.
saied-schr Roeamond, Baltimore.
Arrived-sehrs Nancy Bishop PhIiaGepha; Amanda, Al
bapy.
NORFOLK. Nov IS.
Arrved-sehr sewe, Boston. Sid brigs Frank, EYork;
Yantic. Boston.
26th-sebr Three Sisters from rhadeiphia for California
deserted the Delaware Breakwate ordered By
graph to he stopped The captain hearing Of the
sailed esins Sunday night with what men he could sss
27th-Brg Prince for Boston put in for supplies
ship stephand Indian and Pacific Oceans; bark
Baikley. Atlantic.
Providence. Nov rs.
Arrived-sloops J L Long. EYork; EiIs. Albany
Ssiled-seLrs Almesa Noffolk W Dandy. Philadelphia.
LIVERPOOL Enthusiastically Cambria, from Bos-
ton-por nyerpoe,Ie Phipps; DIT Phslps, Gil
psn of Name swan Geo Denholm. Of Mobtreal PEN
Mr. Robb Josiah Henfon, Isaac Henson of Canada Mr.
Forrest Of ouebee JOYS, OF Cuba; Pardon. Mr. Web
ster Of Lenders Lamb and Of Bosson Mathews Of
For Hsiiias-J Rowland, OF Boston, l. Street Of Lo
well MT Holen and wife DIR Apresner. Hsnceeh Wis
well, Of Halifax; Mitchell, Of Montreal; Marshall
LngAAd-p,--TGt.i
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Cur baltimore Correspondence.
bAltiruEt. Nuv q, 100
Colousl Bsufog-- y. HIrdorh

Colonel Benton and family, accompanied by
General Shields, Suiyed here last night, having
come from Pittsburgh, over De new express route,
on the Baltimore and susqpt hanna railroad ria
Hollydsysburg and Juhusto'Vu. They expressed
themselves delighted win the nov route, both as
20 convenience, comfort. aOd time
Mr. Murdoch has ~ tar recovered from his re-
cent affection 10 b. able 10 leave for Pha-
delphia, accompanied b, lis fsthsr
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shirs-rnns Field, Snow, Ner Orleans. ElvelL
rsrts-southerrer Hooper, sen francisco Smith;
Gsaaois Cenon, via fOreans Actress
(brl nurriy 81 John. NIB, Cook smith; Bets (Brsm
ToJte Bonourss Pope Coz Ansdie, Russell. New BED
toio. opdtr. -. -. -.
Vera trps Lady Of the Lake (Brl Hill
MOS siddieton Cos American (BrL Beekwth, windsor
Ms soule whitney Co loretto, Henderson, Bsrs Miss
Rsrdcm, suroeh FsnLini hariel sapes 81 Marys Geo.
hsn s,.,s,1l s, TI,, nm
ptEd kiehn crs Dearborn, dos New York. Goodssi Bos-
to,, ftst klir. Terry. Warthfm.
sttsusf-Ontios, ONeIll, Philadelphia
arrtvec.
ship Norma, Ellie, Hsvsus, days with sugar. BE. 10
Taylor a Cn.
Slr Nate Bunter Prsops Tsnrs Bay n dsys With 60.
vtfr en- tfeope The cid from Nee York Ost 81.
the Tassssc cut Ia days and hvns Ia H. 18th inst
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TINE NIw YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES

TUE NIW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Mail steamersThs chips comprising this line the
ATLANTIC, Captain Wesl BALTIC. Captain Comstoch
PACIFIC, CsptsisNys- ADRIATIC. Capt Grafton.
ARCTIC, Capt ain Luce.
These shps having built by contract expressly fol-
service has been taken
structon also in their engines
speed and their accommodations Ter passengers
quslled for elegance comfort.
Price passage New York Liverpool SGD; exolu-
sve use Of extra size state ts from Liverpool y
New York SIS.
An experienced surgeon win be attached 70 each chip.
Nc berths secured up til paid for.
The Of thsse ships will be table
silver bullion specie ewsry precious stones metals
unless bills Of lsdns signed thsrcSor and tho vAu
M
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Of dishonor As a Southern portion Of the Union,
we have ights which ours by the constitution;
ours BY com promise, and by the supreme laws which
govern us These will never be surrendered We take
our stand In the ranks of Southern destiny We have
been by patriotic statesmen OF the North that
in the free States the of the people sound
upon the question OF negro slavery ana
disturbing the institution exists that the spirit Of
abolitionism Is confined to q body OF fanatics con-
tsmptble for numbers or respectabty AS they value
the Union Of these States let them to Let these
patriotic masses rise up Ia their strength and
put down the treason and rebellion which expsnd
ing and riotipg In their midst We offer no menace (;
but let the ssd aud sober of people and the
camness which they have ever maintained amidst
abortve eerts at agitation be to patriots every where
. solemn warning trumpet tongued when North Caro-
lima does summon to the rescue that the Union Is in
danger! What spectacle! A sacred alliance, nay,
more than that, Constitutional National Union of a
noble people in peril of being discovered and broken
up by gangs Of runaway negroes, and their crazy
allies !! How humiliating the contempletion..!N
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| On wednesday, Nov ~, by the Rev. d Bacon, d D.,
Ronrnr T. BrHSn, Eco to Mis- Frances MARY, daugh-
! ter OF VIM. Finn, Eco, all OF Brooklyn
On the 10th inst In 81 Peter'B Church. Albany, by
the Rev. Horstio Potter ID ID. the Rev. yAsDERVooRT
BRucr Rector Of Trinity Church Rockswsy of the
late William Bruce, Esq.. OF New York, to JULfA,
| daughter Of the late George W. Stanton, Esq, Of
|
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FROM NAssAu.-The bark Mangola, Haskell,
master, eleven days from Nassau, with cargo of
ship Lehigh, wrecked on Bemin Island, arrived
here, yesterday. She brought the following pas
sensers:-Captain James Stewart, of late chip LIE.
high; VIM. II. Bird, John A. Condt of New York.
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PASSENGERS Arrived

INV oRLrANs-ship Galsna-xrs Page Miss Raymond
IL in the
kopILr-Bark Csthorine-Mrs Frrnham. Taylor. lady
and two children.
MArAszAs-Bris President Tsysr-Andrs del Particle.
Geo williams.
BrRauDA-Bris Faloon-J M Smith. D Smith, d Darrell.
Washi
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DEATH OF Hon. Amos L Woop, OF OHro.--The
Cleveland Pl0tn Dealer announces the death of
Hon. Amos E. Wood. member OF Congress from
the Sixth District of Ohio. He was elected, last
spring, TO fill the vacancy occasioned by the death
of Hon. Mr. Dickinson
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sEIIPPfNG.

.sasles I.,,;s s.:.as
p Tinted s;.ss iSiy
the per II ss
mss mails and for San rr,ns,;SS end ss;s
Rspt pp 50 prs!'as any S.ssnsion tsyond uss
rRom YORK TO oHAeREs -
s,:as:s Ss,ss. a. 5
PROM PANAMA TO SAN FRANCISCO. 49,
s,sss. sSs% Berth found with Ned and
Stat. ssST ROOM slm YORK s ia sts.r.ss.
S Il: :$::s. MIN: :: + 3 Z
. and .plsndia .saassr PAcivic. Tr.sst
81 freight Specie to TAKEN
ss Of cent cola and Shippers Of packages
IsDy ansSn y:
beesPopsSle 1ausSie nsrsSssdiss ship
ped without ~ f such srs Is .,,x
Company III West street, corner q ws,rss. 70 ''' w.
sg f 81. s,:s ..s %
cation at the sompsnys once and with which they
b D11a e. no if w ::
must ba signed before the sailing Of the vessel
RA1Es OF FARE REDUGEp-ExPIsE CITY line.
sITSrossh tickets francisco. Vi. cAssrs.
cRassSiST 9ifY soss Surthsn b. wilson, os%-
will leave her dock pier No r. for Chssres.
apply j. HOWARD q SON. 81 Broadway.
INIRsT VESSEL FOR SACRAMENTO CITY DIRRcr-
= The fine clipper bark GUILl0RD, Lawrence s. Lesliss
Master loading Pier East River, and will have
edate dispatch From her well earned reputation
of vessels Of this port shippers who in
her) will perceive that there Is
liability her placing her cargo before most
that recently left For freight cny
ply JOHN ROBERT OSBORN. Ill Wall street.
EoR NEW ORLEANS. VIA KEY WEST. ON THURS.
L day, Dec. at 3oeloes, p h.Ths new and sesnaid
stesmshp LOUISIANA, 1000 burthen Captain yAmso
awe will be despatched for New Orleans via Key West
Thursday the 5tb Of December at O'Clock, ~ FROM
Pier No North River fareCasn $50 SteeraSe
do. SO. For freight or gassass, apply TO
J. HOWARD & SON. "a Broadway.
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PASSIrIo NAIL srsAssaIR conPAsY.-TIs PUB.

DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP ConPANv.-THI PUB
lie are informed that under the Of thi
Company steamers Inspected and approved by the Nav
Department and carrying the United stses ss will
tinue 10 leavs Panama San Francisco and
fifteenth days Of each unless detained BIZ
accident the arrival Of the mails Panama Tia
stesmers q the fret q he month will touch Acapulco
San Bias nssatsn San Diego and Monterey The stsan.
ere Of the fifteenth Of the month viii Aoapu tu,
The new stesmship COLUMBIA win oily regularly sf,st
her arrival the Pacific between San pors
In Oregon, awaiting ~ the former the
and Passengers from Panama and returning without des)
With mails ard passengers for the following
San Francisco. regular line Of propeers viii be hopt
Tor the usnspertston Of freight ana transient
between fsnsns and San Francisco.
The connee In the Atlantic viii be maintained By th
etesmships EMPIRk CITY leaving New York the 1sth
sne cHkkokhk leaving New Yors en- the 28th Of sssi
The new steamships "a RIB BRAN and PHILADELPHIA
will form direct line between New Orleans and Chaerea
leaving a. such periods will little detanon
possible enehe Isthmus forming with the Pac6o steam
ships hroush line 10 snd from kew Orleans and perts
kssiso, CAlifor nis and Oregon.
Through Tickets for month be secured on appn
eaton 70 the Company, ~ South street. New York. Atp
oANcns for passage from New Orleans ehouid ba made
ARusTRoNo. LAuRAs0Es Co., Agents a. tina, plse.
E,OR CHAcRFs DIRECT, on MONDAY DECINeEs
IT d-1he superior fast sailing, double engine screw
steamer ONTAR1O will leave above pier No North
Riytr s3P NJ The Ontario hiss superior ons
for essn and sesrsre and Il expected 20
nde ths bar. Ter freight ~ rsss.ge, apply 70
u. HoLpREoE IT,. No. ?, Wall street.
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EpNARD <. Collins, 80 wan street. N. y, ors
DRAPER jf sBeSsysTd so A,%. ysra P.Ts
a.'i from M ss 5. RI ;s y r.
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
Nail s,ssmshRs between New YoIl and Liverpool a..
only calling :, Halifax issd and receive NALL ana pas.
ss.F whs :s their
Africa, A. Ryris from New Yori. Wednesday 10Th No
Csmbrs ). Lstch from Boston wednesday. nth SOvsm-
Sias.a Stone. from New York. Wednesday, 9TH Deem
Eu5Sg, O. Lott from Boston, Wednesday 18th Deem
Asia 9. H. Judkibs, from New York. Wednesday. 18th
hmenss N. shannon. from Boston. Wednesday, 25A De-
Africa A Ryris from New York Wednesday Let January
csnsda, W. Harrison from Boston, Wednesday 18Th Janu-
PASSAGE New Ysrh or BOssn to Liverpool in arss
DO. do ac second eabiin, 80 80. 10
No berth secured until paid tor
fresht will he charged on specie beyond An amount FOR
,,Es5i.. .ss ss,ssss 2, SSsss ,.,,
FOR freight and passage igp ,r g Ann =, 0...
ne sT'i Ass I t ). s, ass h ss
NEvioRK AND HAyRE STEAM NAVIGATION COW.
IRAN s1c sg 3 Tnss states
commander will ss Tor Bavre touching Southampton 70
land The MAILS and rassengrs on Thur.dsy December SUI
until raid for All letters must pas through The
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