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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-26
WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

ELEcT1oy.-The Board of Town Officers, com
posed of the Supervisors, the Town Clerk and
the Assessors of the three Districts,l have given
notice ofthe Election to be held on Tuesday, Nov5
Ex-Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Canal Commits
sioner, Clerk Court of Appeals a Member of Con
gress, three members of Assembly, two Superin-
tendents of Poor, District Attorney, County
Treasurer, Surrogate, and two Justices OF SEES
sions, and whether or not the Free School Law
shall be repealed The polls will be held, for lst
District at Mayne's, (the Shadesl corner South
Seventh and Dunha m-place; I'd District, Batter
mans. cor North Fourth and Sixth-sts.; Sd Dis
tlict, old School House, Remson-st. and era
ham.aYen
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The Steamer Anurc.

We have further and more reliable information
with regard to this vessel showing that the state
ment We yesterday published with respect to her
is in important particulars quite erroneous. She
was built in Philadelphia for the navigation OF the
0iinoco and Apure rivers, and is a small vessel
adapted for that purpose only. She has not and
has not had the slightest connection with any ex
petition against St. Domingo, Cuba or any other
country She left Philadelphia, ms we are assured,
at P. NJ. on Friday, Oct, 4, not secretly, but
with papers in order, though by some means her
clearance was not published in the Philadelphia
journals, No prosecution has been commenced
against her or any Of her officers. This we have
reason to believe is the true state of the case, and
we hasten to correct any false impression that
may have been derived from the statement of
yesterday.
1t IS proper to add that we have tho most
positive testimony as to the respectabiltv and
good character of Capt. Wakefield both ,s . non
and seaman, and presume that he would not be
engaged in any such underhand operation ,s has
been attributed to him
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Arrived.

s f'' AIN. 9 CO Or 1T SEPT "a mt. 179 y 2'
wrck abou; : agp,enty large -hip tnoer p4IsI
terossu ana af1aiored wh oa The gr=a,, Sal Ro'spn'
stsnans IheF Ia. had Iot BOARD d. a asi % the
sap ao nj p,cke Buyer Liverpool m m- AL 55
s.r Ledes Or Ka-top tbins P=a.as ls1 g. and It j,
Bart jasper pe- Ponce Portland in ballast,
BAH Jasper new PRINCE Portland 10 d' IN ba'tto Nsaih
G,rt Ez,e:, Stephen. Savannah d, cotton and ri..
Eng Captain John gnd Gonaves Domingo 5as osroodt to
Big Nay Flower Brl Peterson arl I,anil7 Is, ,s; to AIS
Bug Anglo ss1on BIZ T44 sssus /, Greads d. ,u,r, .
sures q Go. Vessel. before reported
Brg est-r 81. Fuller WINDSOR vs. IS d. plaster to muster
sa!ei IN company With brig B.low lot NYork
z s 7owsI v '''lS '0'' ~ Is NJ y '-'' - -
Bry Brooms Trec.rn carth,gee, Sep, al sc AMI hides
ing Schooner aPoaIea,y fun of fresh the
With heavy No date spike Mara Tva, from
TO- htE lou 81 srpeuruc-d heavy g'Ie from ENE'r-t
away obstays and leak obliged lhox overload
about 200 ;uns ustc keep Captain
RrsPatriot tBr] Corning Turk, Island DIS, salt to Ai-toa
Sailed company With big BooLyn for SYort
BugJ Lancaster, Moore. Thomas EF ds, yellow pms,
Brig Kcs,u,h Allen Jacksonville FL, 4. cedar ard - Ok, 70
joseph Gnc' sa,d IN company Nth Drss Timothy COSBY At
orNYork sch, Mary Ei1a; VIM Pols, Mutsr Tor sYo's
bourne Left ye.s,l,.
Sch johnson Br Johnson Rum Ksy d., sa;, SC, G
Sch Eloue Robinson Wilmington SC is, stores 10
Sch Deoonnare Br Loc.h,rt, Windsor Ms plaster, NJ
Issscs
Sch Roasoke Smith, Esstport 10 ds plaster to sm Dyn,oa
Sch Eliza, Edrtss Boston d' md.- to HefcieS.
Sch Era, Chamberlain, Boston md.e Is + H Herick
Sch JasPer aoaes, Boston. miss TO Z Il Iierres.
Sch Hanover "nslos, Bail. lumber 70 r = Buck
Sch Cornthlar BoyHton, Bath. lumber bouEd 10 Hudson.
Sch Roanoke, Woo5 paen, Ga, ysio~ pine TO J Il L cksn
baUgh.
Sch MARY Eliza Morris JAG .sonyi EF d, lumber TO Gree
Sid with brig Timothy crlby. 70 NYOrk
Sch N,iena, Dutch GaIiot E1ur, Halifax
DIS, fish and 3 pass 70 order
Sch Emma Hoh, Falr-n Baracos u ds fruit to Tho, Gm.,
& Co. Lett A N vasse-.
Sch Susan Ludwig Teal Wilmington yellow pine
seop Roger Williams. sufse', Provaisncs, Sonesiics
sloop Elect Weeks. Nantucket, oil.
BEL0W-l bark S OF the Highland. a sunset.
sALED-ship aarion savsnnaj bark Mopsznn, Dsuerara
and others.
,,.1ur, IL l.
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BY THU MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN HAIL.
Things In Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
purrInYrpur. FriC

PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, Oc[Z'
James Groves the man recently committed to
answer the charge of numbering Mary Welsh, at
Chestnutst wharf, attempted to commit suicide
this afternoon in the County Prison, by cutting
his throat The wound was sewed up, and 1t IS
thought that he will recover.
There il nothing doing in COTTON, and the uniaYorabie
weather has had tendency retsrd out door business
The FLOUR market IS quiet sale Of 1908 bbs, so0d
brand at rfe less than s. s7i p bbl, and go barrels
Western 81 81! 2 Dbl Sales to the trade al ~ ~ GSo
for and select Drands, and - Z5Q3 % Tor extra
In RYE FLOUR CoaN MEAL transactions nave Oeeh
reported Thereis but limited amount OF WHEAT otes
and prices steady; GALES prime Red al . 10, aa y,
a. 81 ll0l u 4 bushel RYE IS scarce we qlou VI
al 63 d69 CoRS is aud Iurtner 7seg VI H.
low have been made al 65 cents at whlcn pre- bsre
mgnd. OATS dull at former rates In .st and
is much doing Provisions are IN Ian rs1Iiced
the stock OF PORK BACON and LAID IL I 81 cents in
WHISKY is steady 20 cents IN hnds an" ~
barrels. IN Beading RI, vi;
2Phs Bk Is; s. 100 arlind Alboy hh, AZ I0fI; $500
Reading r. mort Is 20 80; henicky - 800 STATE Oh
STATS * ii ! gil 100 do gl4, SI82 do wi 6s 70 S50
Ioji q Mech Bk 2 81 900 Rea4lig SIS. % &'o
cra1d Ar Isl; Harrisburg 4 $50 Sch Nay, 90
G,J tlsayd-7c0 Girard BIZ ~ II Rk 80; 5000 Tex
10 penn RR 45i 80 do 45f HeeH harrisburg RI, 20
Ne ftsitnout recourse} ~ - o6 Wilmington RR7s,
g. 5f exss Notes tregisteredl ~ RI 6T 500 Lebgh
Va; $500 Tenn 9s, sii u hlAlA
6's 10
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BROOKLYN ITpIS.

THE DRY GooDs CLERKS EARLY CLosIsc AS
soci4TIoS-The members of the Association met
on Friday evening After the usual preliminary
business the President w. B. Jones, delivered his
opening address, which was very excellent prac-
teal production. clearly showing the benefits,
both physical and mental, of an abridgment of the
hours Of labor.
ELEVENTH WAnD.-The Wing Electors Of the
Eleventh Ward have nominated William NJ.
Muchnore and Thomas R. Lush, as their candid
ates for Aldermen.
STRAY WA1Y-A healthy male infant comforta
bly, clad was found concealed under the stoop OF
MIR " H. Chadwicks residence, 20 tront-st.
yesterday morning.
SECOND WARD-In the Second Ward. the
Wings have nominated Francis B Spinola and
Dr. VIM S Dillingham; for Aldermen
FOURTH Police DIsrRlcr.-The Opposition
Convention of this District have unanimously nom-
mated William Il. Sharpe as their candidate Tor
Cau+aiu of Police
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

PoIITTcAL-There was an enthusiastic meet
ing of Wings at Patterson yesterday Hon. John
Runk, Ex-Goy. Pennington, L. T. Frelnghuysen
and Isaac ". Scudder made speeches. The Pas
sale Wings are wide awake.
The Essex County Wing Convention was in
session at Newark yesterday afternoon. The
nominations did not transpire in time TO reach u.s.
TIRE-A small She'd situate in Groye-st Jor-
sey City, was burnt to the ground yesterday morn
ing. The fire companies were promptly on the
spot with their engines, but too late to save
the building. Loss trihing.
s Congress- at its late session, established
the following new Post Routes nNew Jersey
From White House TO New Germantown, Huuterdon Co.
From Clinton 10 Frenchiown, Hunlerdon Co.
From Plainfeld, Essex Co. TO BaskenHdge in Somerset
From Mount Holly via Chemnng, New Gre:na to Tuck
From Mount Holly via Penbcrton, Browns Mills, to Bar
From Princeton Mercer Co via Van Hises store Edin-
burg, Duchneck Windsor to Hghts,,92wn mi.
From Medford, via Lumberlon, to Mount Holly
10 The Sons Of Temperance, at their meeting
in Trenton on W ednesday, authorized a Commit
tee to negotiate with Thomas ?. Hunt, the Tenn
perance Lecturer, for his services as their agent
throughout the State.
ty7 We learn that Rev. D. Y. Mclean, ID
of Freehold has been unanimously elected Pres
dent of La + ayette College, at Easton, Pa. but do
not hear that he has accepted it. He has been
untring energy i'll the Of religion and litera
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VOLCANIC ERUPrIoNs-An Oregon paper, dated
March 81, gives the following account Of volcanic
erupticns in Oregon =" We are informed by gen.
tleman that both the mounts (St Helen and Ba.
kerr are sending forth volumes of smoke, giving
undoubted evidence that their volcanic fires are
not yet exsinguished. The craters from which
the smoke was issuing in St Helen were two in
number, and low down the north and northeast
sides; while in Mount Baker which is a perfect
cone, the smoke was issuing in dense masses from
the center Of the summit 1t is probable that
these are the only living volcanoes in Oregon
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rFrom our cortssnondanta.l

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 26-4irrired David Aiken, Tow
Boston: scb julia P4yson treble do; Mail Cowel Prov
depce Cutler Chase Por4nd Hnds Peru Gardiner aa HON
e-ty Hnson Albany Mara Fleming ccrspn Nfork Pemaqli
cheR NHaveni Stranger Ellis Sandwich, Conn Eay c Bach
Yates Maven; Orson Endcott HYor Pennsylvania Endcott
NYofk. ~,
rar. Acorn Howe Boston; EIsms ae AEs mern a@
thus Asr.on EHayen Maria Fleming Cor-on Providence Ann
smth Hawkins Pemaqad Mitchell Beston swan John
Boyd Glpnck Jaco. hei Panns, wanna ndcot
WORK Carrier Gibbs NBedfosd ORION Eudico NYork san
ger Ellis Plymouth; 81 Crox, Eaton Eastpor Mary Bach,
Yates, Boston.
EEtHPOEr. gf-viptd-Bark Martha ann Iesser, from
Bangorreceny purchased BY company this place for South
trader eg Sarah yose Mansfield New York for Portland
Belle Manrheb I'm do; Brsz Houston I'm michlss for NJ
tcts ph Fs I'm io.tc. Norfolk Franklin Wor.y hom
aston NYort; Juno -, HYor for Lynn Red Rob lhlfo%
Deer Isle; Tlouaston for SHAysu Sea Serpent DO tor
Franklin Hsrwch for to ceyon Geote Camden
Norfolk; Gchrat Porud for NHaven M@ye, Bates,
Boothbsy Ny ork Hotcki NYork tor Boston, Eliza
beth Smelling R Hand for NYeri; Madeira Ames B-n=or r.v
A!ne Prudsn Faifial Warren Exchange GlUini
mdde'o~r for SYo sloops Morning star Ncaeson SYort io
Galatians Ygant Hays hforG syph, Iuh Fan RT-r ior
Yors; Parker Providence Tor Ahaay Borden, fe'
~, Fall River tor NYos; Susan, Russell, Nantucket,
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WOhIEN'S RIGHTS CONVENTION
Ar WORCESTER, MASS.
e OF The Tribune

Correspondence OF The Tribune
WoRcgsrEK, Thursday Oct p,
The Convention assembled this morning at 9.
o'clock The day is fine and the Hall filed with
many persons standing in the aisles.
The President read Poem from Woman Of
the Nineteenth Century, whose heart has been
stirred by this Convention.
woMts's Rights Convention
There's music u Inc word;
Through every vein OF living frame
My warm hftsblood is stirred
4 Womans Right Convention!
Deny every Man
Then right The evil done her,
Thai lHstap, L We
Womaa's Right Convention
Is not lad low in dust
a better trne Is coming.
Because Il viii and must
Womans RI ghi Convention
Ring out the word on high;
Ii my brother, Man. viii helpme
To help myself, II try
And with the power given mo
By allgracious Lord,
Obtain my Rights in every light
BY plowshare, not by sword.
a WOMAN or THE 18TH CENTURY"
Letters were received and read from Elizur
Wright of Boston, Mrs. Elizabeth c. Stanton OF
Ohio Samuel j. May of Syracuse, N. Y. and
others These letters follow.
From El=ur UirgA
BosroN, Oct 2, 1850.
Mrs. PAuLiNA WRIGHT DAVIS; Dear Aadam-l am
sorry il Is in my power to accept your invitation TO be
present at the Convection in behalf Womans Rights
be held in Worcester to-day You mistaken in sup
intent. am qae ashamed OF that want of manhocdof
.a palpable iippyhood, IN Act-ln my own sex, winch
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Snnken. &c.

lat 40 lon 81 a. ship Ecusor I'm FYors Ca Liverpool
DC. l5 lat % TO- ea "a TO- sch Hsaani'f from Boston for Port
DC: g. lon exchanged sgaals with b steering ",
showing r-d Dag with The iet er Z IN the csntsr
for Cages The had gallo on the iI n
vhch had the Size 'ea'ng the
Oct H. on The B.hama banks large ship, with red RIB
sourd standing N haze oesn s,here
Sept t y S, Ion ,hp Frances Whitney Sd''f from sa
rnatIa Aauriirus for Gibraltar.
Sept go big Stephen Young Gray In Richmond sos
Sept IS, ia. IS a. ship Cato, from Lrepoo for New
Sept IS Ia: 49, log a. BARI M.so Merrill Newport: Z, Tor
0c. lat A. oa W ship Ocean Queen Grsvold Ladou for
OF TO- the English Channel ship Calcutta n Bremen for New
Orleans.
red blue .gpa supposed the e. IN NeS Yotk fer
Liverpool - -. ~. p.,.. f., R..o. i,, u.,
p Ia. a So lon q, BIZ sch Nary I'm Newfoundland for opor
to- '~ept azt provistoa Poee zc-Tss
svpp will bi-cut, compass, &c
s1p, 81 lat 10Y lon osl ,hp AmssHn Congress- wiasn I'm
o =! hi q Is lon 54l W of Falkland An4s
Ns1 p,sa.. "a ., TN Boston for Honolulu
Jupr H. IS +, hp Surfing o. Boster Pman, 10!
j, f1i L. shorn. for ths Coast OF sauiatra
No 5a 20, ol 20, 'ch Vail I'm STork for navy Bay
Whalers.
Sid fra sydn-y ssH May Emma Eussey New Bedford 'cr
ITl Rssai6 OF France july lsh Lsouas GE9rd Fair
a. st49s On 70 49, ship ctamp5 SBe4roa,
June : bark Miwood Of ard for Sss Bedford
da,s Capt Deans had EFT California 1t was previously stated
tlat lie vessel saa touad . Ca.-ora!a.
AR Bosror Oct "a, ch Rsnz TeIsoH North AtaE oee1n
Ar At nLdndou oct g. ship MrL-sn Perkins I'm D.s.,
Strait. with 400 ibis Nh on 'no co 10, e"n- i-pott' me bfa
feet ooH sesi a. snip Abram Ha es4n DO ing AHn-.
Nh Il Lnra Cambria DO clsAn 10 los
oe @ NIB g t1 H. lag B9sa+ 49, -. - ;q u bin.
Avc-, Da0ce- hsh AZ tua,i III AlsxandsT do han D. '
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Buh%y
sch4 Beat Mars J,cs.ouvii4. Thomp.on Han-r Ac.
SEAMAN B'snoe Mailer Lord. Ht maa, fo-n Sess-rl
lnrere e-uce iosk Wahiusrn Civ, IrGsao rarr. tl-
mond Mailer LorG; Ahs1nbra saachar1 5, A1,4,.srs
BrtInsu
Steamer Ifpn,ij.s. Gre4a Phil,de'phit
BarEs Dolphin. Staekh hon.. phit.t-iuh,
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Horn DO sh - tune Is css Chlriat4 h,h Is taa H.
Jn>eph p.-r-sd tlas H. bk Pssie, Ab-n-en
ft, IS ADdres DO sh 81 ,oas; ~ Rose, Gnn'Sy
cl-aH; Is. srb >~ig, Sui! cj-s1.
Sid far fLoana o ,ap Hsafy Thompson, aeinss, f't Ia
disu md 9o-'h Pacific Ocean
CD NBeifor1 - ship rn,-rlt7 saoc&lsy North Piaie
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BROOKLYN LAW COT RTS.

CITY CouRr.-Befor Judge Greenwood AID.
Dcuike and Taylor-7he People, DC against Jo7afhaI
70 Ger Jury for this trial Al late the afternoon
ms result of patience and perseverance was attained
G59wT Ge6 idn Anderson, Wm Lecon No5irald
nett Nm Hasnr john NJ Hicks, John Baldwin. Daniel j.
Lucas Siephen Cornell, and David Gardner;
On The opening CT The Court yesterday Francis Cqdden
was the fst witness called and examined he iestled 20
the deceased W II Parker, being weak man from me
effects oiuox;caon On being asked Il the prisoner h4a
any family, MIR Waring on tie part OF the defense o.
Air Moore Assistant District Attorney, and Mr. Van Cot
for the People successfully answered the objection ana
said ;ha; Inc eec, Of the question was 10 pI9Te a; me
prisoner deserted Ills family Tor Tue purpose u ''s M
Nj Cnddc. and Dr. j. C. Bal testified substantially, the
frsf that the deceased mun OF ntempeTate hiolis
and hr second thai persons OF such propenses were more
eyroed TO suiocation from snch treatment Us h1l oeen IN
djcted On Parke. by the defendant and others: w II.
nov, Iy;tress was the Deputy Sheriff, Wright, who
was being examined when TIE trial was suspended II or
der TO give Mr. Clarke IN opportunity 10 i' '--' -
THE DRURY CASE
hinerrIpton led 10 scene OF unusual interest In the
court.rnIn The counsel for the defendant moved tne
Court for time to prepare ne necessary nd in this
case and on which the defendant was arranged yeshy
morning He sud that us the intended motion w0u'G Ne
made on basis OF facts outside OF me CT
which might take some time 10 investigate they WIZ
ask The Court let the go over until heN Ms M
proposition also urged by Judge DlKefIah nc .l
ci Atrcrney oDpOsed the motion preense TOT turter
DELAY Jut We Greenwood willing 10 give ressouioc
.iut-unti Monday next; but as TIE DEFENSE III
10 ,,esrrssirv of enlargement, this extended unl
Thursday In the course of the discusslon aAuspH n
made bv Mr. Clarke TO the recent decision OF Judge Green
wood denying similar motion and the Judge in ms dis
nosa OF the motion took occasion 10 comment on e re-
Port and that decision which - g
Newly ork paper This signal to MI CafSs 20 IN
he police d!ette out OF his pocket and 10 commence N
nn Se case % Of prry then before the Court
CouRr OF SEssIoNs.-Bef ore Judge johnson
and Justices Stillwel and Sryker-f estefday llo S @
Grand Iury came into Court and presented some 1e
among which Indictment agaSs s sTs D 10 ~
for forgery In substance it Is somewhat 5l.i.a , ~
last but the description Of the altered OIL IS more 'eoui
cslly worded Il vas sent down to tue CITY court
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LAW COURTS.

SUPERIOR CouRT-B efore Judge Paine.-Ma.
tlda Roe vs. Pho N BeebeTo recover quarters rent of
ending Mag l. l8i9 In defense claim for damages Is set
up in the agent OF the landady entering the premises Ia
berry, &c This was denied. Verdict for plaintiff ST.
being amount.
James Catanqh John H. Budkic-1o recover damages
for The bite OF dog amount placed $500 Mr.. G. in
passing the grocery Of Nj in Center MarkePla
18th July last, bitten in the thigh by large doS pc
dog was shown to have been vicious one. The Jury
could rot agree eleven understand beng Tor damages
for plaintiff and one opposed and were discharged.
Thc Court ndourned Tor the term.
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CoURr OF GENERAL SEssIoNs-FnidayIcBeG-
fore The Recorder and AID Cook and BardPiea Of Gut
u-At the opening OF Court Peter Smith pleaded glly 10
charge Of petit larceny in stealing quantity OF sSf T.,
the Poniieniinry for six months
Drdcrgcd-Luller l. Archer who acquitted yester-
div on a charge OF false pretenses, and against whom
another Indictment pending, was brought INTO Court ana
discharged on his own TecOgnizauces.
INN Discharged-There being other cases rendy tor
ul lie Petit Jury discharged and the Court ADJOURN
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TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW YORK
IenrpI.

B.rk, Ieonita tsw Leup tadsns, Ggow Booraa Joa9oa
e. Nou.zpms Rhodes DeneTa74 sHlia Tu'tle Sir ltor
tusn1 hemaa Hamburg Schmidt Bach7n Thomas Fi''
NJ Howell " oI i h,cs Navy Bay Pan,ms RE CO.. Vdat
NOW Cbtsteusen Amsterdam FaIcA AelncIe D'~ne' t'h
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SUPREME CoURT-General Term.-Mason VS.
Jones Ell aReatiye to will OF late John Mason aread
referred TO- The argument in this was concluded ah
the Court adjourned TO Saturday, Nov =
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COURT OF COMMON PLgAs-The General Term
will commence in the General Term Room OF the supreme
Court. on MOndlY.
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Disasters, &c.

PvT BAex-The brig Antov- Hair from Phidapha ior Dos
ton with OF salt processing do~n the Detw'rs'
stuck the hull of thu pzh 81 Ne"a|t on
Tuesday Dsh Which i't that had 10
to"ed 10 the city repairs ubat hos Jrh1Tson
Lady arrived at}lrnrc IN the l9t inst
from ydney with the Vic-oy, lost on
81 P3u's l-llfd She kuanda
nsfrom the Doasi from Richardson that The
Captain and th- vceroy Their val
IN want Captain and crew. winch thy hpped I'M AND
have sailed ioT England
Cardiff heavy westerly
gs!e or the 9th INST, aad naged her r'gging
The null cargo Hr brig AeHanira reported
wrecked Dry Ledge 81 john hB sold Tor Eft The
to be cold Vessel
sured. the former for E750.
nE od schoaner) DAELIl Lovett from Rchbuco for Hal,
dea and -pa's, Totally lost East Point PEI 7th mat
Par; OF landing
was on the nth 70 the b. all concerned.
ate Liverpool packet 79l bull: in New
Yen a Baltimore house for SCI coo
which ashore dai4I the
from Rotterdam nj HsI the 18th INST from Gounty
HsTbor.
rspor. a: tho bark Yorktown, Capt Ho
hadbeeh lost ls. August Tpdu no, cnhrmed let
ter from heta Gated sept r. states that che was then at Gs'
loading for New York.
built think Cutler Ne has
sold Francisco This vessel from Boston,
vrisrauts for Oregon and California.
CoRsIlIu York for Svansootn NC,
ashore ne, north Of Cape Lookout nigh, tbs
f5t us The wech-r the goods damaged state
and the vessel It e1pec ed, oult prove total loss
Sen hRovS at San francisco Sd u from Neg Lon oa was
iew YORK Nnd
carried away boTpn head cutws,e &c the lost rail- ou
&c
Tie pilot boat Virginia returning rom Thnr'day
morning schooner outward bouad, which stracf
ihe dshp carrying away her pk
and main rigging gait and tore her sa' Inc h
bbo1n and other damage sr 1oad stf ons
proceeded her course without scerhins .hat .a 'SS
Of the schooner fell On the pio'1oAt'
desker
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Passengers Arrived

i, poeketrkip Mcre-raa f-o7, L,verpoe.-h hs'eT a
hal oxl,y Trol-,, MarsI, Vale, 'ai7'
Coz, W. NE S,sa, from BrnaaaMrs Romeo Joseph Walker
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~ Yesterday was fne weather for ducks
so much SO, that it was impossible to cross the
street without getting "ducking.' Wet feet
and the damp atmosphere made it equally fine
weather for quacks, so that the webfoots and
canvasbucks had it all their own way. India rub
bers and umbrellas were all the 90.