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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-28

GA meeting TO preserve the Union was to
be holden in Boston on Tuesday. The next
will possibly be Convention to prevent the salt
sea from spelling.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-28

The annual Village Meeting will be held at
the Grand Jury Room on Monday evening next
Dec. z, j at 6 LIZ o'clock.
L POLAND. Village Clerk.
Montpelier, Nov. "a, 1850.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-28

Red or Grey Har.-It is useless for any oas
to go with rec or grey hair, when, for fifty GEMS
they can have it a fine black or brown-fo tns
most SIMPLE and effectual dye ever invented !, y
now sold at the above reasonable price BY L. "
Poor, - fremont Row. b. SION.
And by COLLINS & PIERCE, Montpelier
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-28

mounds. Of mild eounseusnce and modest me'n,
facing three rufEians, and Tanning out the trio
With 90 aid bot that Of the husband in tripping
one Of them
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-28

A Detroit despatch states that negro woman :
-. rercuet from slave catcher, after ne nao
s.ten ~ tree miles from the Illinois and A'en'
iRan canal, on his way Sssfh
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-28
From the Boston Daily Evening Transcrip
Arrival of the Niagara.

The British mail steamer Niagara, Capt Stone.
from Liverpool Nov. 9Th. arrived at New York
at o'clock Friday morning.
We have BY her London papers to the Sth.-
They abound with accounts of accidents. A
three-decker had been blown up at Constantine
pie, and 1000 persons killed. At Seacombe,
Cheshire, FIRE took place in a school, with read
ing room over il, occasioned by the ignition of
some naptha which the schoolmaster was pouring
into lamp. One boy was killed the school
master and six or seven others severely IT not
fatally burned or injured.
Letters from Turin announce that the Pope
has accommodated Piedmont.
Pnpal .4ggressions in Engiand.--The late
Papai bull. appointing Roman Catholic HER
archy in England, has produced throughout the
length and breadth Of the land a degree OF agl-
tation and excitement altogether unprecedented.
Meetings of the clergy and lai'y are being held
simultaneously in every diocese IN England. and
everywhere sentiment of Indignation Is ex
pressed.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-28

William Walker, postmaster at Bnntford,
Canada, has besn sentenced to death for SEAL
ing letters from the mail, to which he pleaded
guilty.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-28
HORSE STEAIJNG-Rooy,, Cau

HONOE IEALING-R0gues CdER"'
Walter Stevens, Esq, OF Highgate few nisnls
since lost from his stable valuable horse with
saddle and bride. The thief g. horse were
bo'h caught at St Johns, e. E. The former IS
awaiting his trial in the Franklin Co. jail the
latter Is restored to his " bed and board" We
also learn that seven other horses have been
stolen, within few weeks, in Highgate and
vecinltY
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-28

Melting of The Mississippi Legislature - Coz
ernor's Message, Sc VicksbTg, Nor 10. The
Legislature of this State convened here yes,er-
day, and after being called TO order, the Gov
errors message was received and read, giving
history Of the wrongs sustained BY the south
from Northern aggression. He says,"Let the
proposition be distinctly to the non slav ehodng
States. to remedy the wrongs, 60 far as it may be
IN the power OF Congress to do 50, by obtaining
from California concession South OF 80 30. 9th
otherwise to consent TO such amendments of the
constitution as shall hereafter secure the rights
Il the aveholdlng States from further agrees
sion but in the even, OF further refusal to do
50, hesitate not to express my decided opinion
that the only efectual remedy to the evil, which
must continue to grow from year to year, is TO
be found in prompt and peaceable secession
from the aggressing Siaies." The Legislature,
after hearing the message read, adjourned.
Jackson, Miss, Nou. 2Oth-Capi,ol Hall was
thronged thlsevenlng with people to hear the
speach OF Senator Foote; the enthusiasm of
the large audience was unbounded, and when
ever General Foote had occasion to use The
word Union," the very roof seemed to raise,
in order TO give vent to the Tremendous and u
Universal shouts Of applause. Mr.. Foote avowed
his determination to speak in evrey county of the
Suite, and challenged any man to meet him.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-28
nlarriaees.

In Wistos Oct. a. by tho Rev E. H. Foster, Nj, o''
Wood worth 10 Miss Sarah NJ. Grse, both Of Troy ~ l.
Also, Nov g. BY the suue, Nh. Job s. Lord OF s'o"s'
Miss Clasinda Barney Of WIlIisson.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-28

DeuiA u Col 4. H. Jbkassa.-Col =. n.
Jehasou, " Old TesumssAs died ashis residence
ID Louisville, Nov. l9th.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-28

GTThe majority for Ross. the Looofoco can
didate for Governor in Delaware, is l6.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-28

siderable portion OF Roscommon gives the fol-
loving as the result OF his observations: have
witnessed the greater portion Of the inhabitants
Of what we're once thriving villages preparing to
leave their native land. the means Of accom-
pllshing which has in many instances been sen,
iron relatives already s,iournng IN the great
Republic of the West. 1t is a race with the
peusantry ~ho will be the first to reach the emit
grant ship. l am convinced that if the tide Of
self expairiaion proceeds as it is doing at pres
ent the rural population will be exingu,shed,
and of the bod pcasaniry, their couutry's pride,
not wreck will be left behind. For miles as
went along the land was almost waste and un-
cultivated, and presented wild and desoiate
appearance"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-28

Though famous Lind arrives, he cares not any;
HIS favorise son IS come from The Ssinniag Jenny.
He reads the Bible through IRON verse,
a. can its holy teachings we'll ne hearse,
While music-mad New Workers fail ia this,
And none have vet got through with .T<asr-sis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-17
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
LABOR MOVEMENTS.

MEETINGS To NIGHT -Brcklayers and Plaster
ers Protective Association Of the First Dissict a.
Hillenbrands Mechanics Hall, 40 Hester st. and
Of the Second Division At X P. Halls Seconds v
Journeymen Ship joiners' Benevolent Society," so
Grand st. between Clinton and Attorney Fro'ec'
i've Society Of TAilors at Garrick's Sixth ara 10,
tel corner of Center and Duane SITS bu'cner' Vi
New. York and vicinity, to make sultao'e ProPa,a
tons to unite hther elowcitizens IN paying '"0
last tribute Of respect to our late President zen
ZACHARY TAYLOR. Journeymen Uphosterers AZ
Tuomevs Fourteenth Ward Democratic HEAD
Quarters at the corner of Grand and Edzaoeth-sS
H,Ddin Hand Council o. L. A. Mechanics NO
M,rtle Hall, Brooklyn Knickerbocker Council No.
25 9Th story of the Beecker Building, corner oil Nor
ton and Blocker SITS; and Empire Council No. 30,
Knickerbocker Hall, corner Of Twenty third-St and
Eishth.av. The German Singers at the ShsksPere
Hotel. and the Window. Shade Painters Protect
I'VE Union at the corner Of Catherine and Henry
sits.
To morrow evening the four Divisions Of the
Laborers Union Benevolent Society make another
great demonstration at Colnss Forrest House, 40
Epring.tt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-17

% Da,iol uocsncamp in whose employ D9'an vas
:. ',.La =, nigb, from the foot OF the bed on
which no slept The prisoner sa'u youn5 nau
- 100 of Roosevelt stole the watch ana that
~ 'no ,Sa accused sold II for $50 $40 OF which he
~, Some doubt existing as to the actual value OF
Le watch the Jury found verdict OF guilty OF
netit larceny, and the Court sentenced him 70
months Imprisonment 10 the Pententlary.
Henry DeloRervy, German, was tried on a
charge of attempting TO violate the person OF Mary
Stretz, girl only 10 years Of age. The girl ap
reared on the stand and swore that he acco nplish
ed bis sign. Her appearance was against her
and several persons testified that she was loose
character. The jury found for the prisoner, and ne
was discharged.
Oiirer Li6bey was tried on charge OF burglary
in the third degree in breaking into the carpenter
shop Of Mr. Henderson in Fourteenth st. tie y as
convicted Of petit larceny only, and sentenced 70
tn Penitentiary for , months. 90
John Gilsenon was placed on trial, charged WIZ
attempting to pass false token at the store oil al
chae Riley, Greenwich-avenue. The accused
was a simple man, and did not appear to have pre-
meditated any wrong. He was convicted pat re-
commended 10 mercy The Court suspended JUG
ment and be was discharged
Bruno Myndhart was tried on charge OF en-
bezzling s. from bis employer John W. Wortn
boot dealer, Of so Chathamst. lie was acquitted
and discharged
Alfred Kersha,c, convicted Of obtaining money by
false pretences was sentenced to the State Prison
for years.
Daniel NuPent, convicted of manslsuehter in the
fourth degree in causing the death of eni Norton,
ives sentenced to the Penitentiary for months.
Adjourned for the term.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-17
Indian Alarm Oh the Rio Grande.

Late accounts from the Rio Grsnde represent an
alarming state OF things. The approach OF large
bodies Of armed Camsnche Indians, threatening
the Whites, has led to this alarm. Meetings have
been held at Brownsville, and mounted company
is organized for the defense Of the city and vlcln
ty. The Brownsville RIO Graade Sentinel OF the
Sd inst. says:
"By the arrival OF the L. g. steamer Mentoria
Capt. Anderson, on Saturday last 2oth nv ron
Camp RiDggold, we learn OF more dePredatons by
the Indians. Capt. Anderson reports that the
greatest alarm was manifested by the inhabitants
on this side OF the river. As the boat was coming
down, he says, several families had removed to the
other side, with such OF their effects as they could
hurriedly convey across. One man particularly,
he noticed after having removed his family to the
opposite bank had hastily driven some OF bis stock
OF horses and cattle into the river and was himself
swimming after them when the boat passed HIM
This was but a short distance above heynosa; and
the man gave as the cause oil bis great alarm, the
report that party of one hundred indian warrl-
ors bad Just been seen in the vicinity oil ms farm
We also learn by the Mentoria, that come thirty
horses and mules had been lien from Capt Fords
command of Ringers at the San Antonio Weus,
where they had been placed under qua d OF
eight men. -.
1.-THE Indians are said to hare surrounded this
small detachment, who had fortified themselves
with barrels and sacks OF provisions, ieit there oy
a train OF wagons, dispatched messenger 70 camp
Ringgold and were awaiting the result Their
express, after running a narrow escape from the
Indians arrived into camp and reported to Major
Lamotte, who promptly dispatched Capt. Prince In
command Of sixty men, with orders to proceed TO
the wells to the relief OF the besieged Rangers
The detachment of Rangers, we understand, was
under command of Lieut.. Aysmith.
The following letter, which we publish from
our attentive cores pendent at lilo Grande CITY,
contains information still further contrmatory OF
the foregoing reports and it shows that the Indians
are swarming in the Valley and in force
"RIe GRASDE CITY, Juns q, 1882.
i"kFssRs EDIToRs We received Intelligence this morn
ny that Indians making descent upon h-f waite
and the Mexcans They ep.rated into three
divisions One Is descend the Nueces 20 the Corpus
Christi Ano1her TO the Texas side OF Tue X D
Granae BrownsVile, ard the other down the
The second dtViVi~ion which
mention shout week since, bet ~een Guerrero
AND Corpus Chrs. train OF wagons loaded win gJpd'
belong ny Mann Co OfIhe l,tter place tone OF Shlcl
COR pany brings the news) took OF the oxen an
horses but e the and goods uuharmed The oivsio
Of he other SIDE uf The ths SaadO b!
Mexicsns Who say they we're armed with six 81 )osrs
They may attempt concentrate their Ofces ~ your sec
ton Of the country and give you something 10 DO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-17
By Telegraph,


NEW.ORLEANS, ly8-Ar ships Toronto, and Union,
from NYOrk.
SAVANNAH July l2-Au ship Franconia; brigs T. keel,
Wilson Fuller and Macon, and BARK Issac Mead, Of New.
York
CHARLESTON July l4-An Southeneri and bark Car.
olns, OF Eew-YOri
BALTIMORE, July l6-An 18th. brig Standard, Trn.
dad; sch Sarah Merrill NYork
PORTLAND, July l5-An schs Rebeccs Franc o.
Phtsdelphis lmogene, Matilda WIN Henry, ana Texas
NYork.
SALEM, July l5-An brig Phides, Newport MAY .
NEWBURYPORT, July l3-An sch Sarah Jane, Ron.
oout l4h, Forrest, DO.
BOSTON, July l6-An banks Mantlas Bristol June &
James W Page, and Appleton Baltimore, Per-. and Mary
Philadelphia; brigs Briush Queen, Sunderland May ~
Lydia Pictou; Charles Friendship Martha Rogers Mar
ragAugpf MyTs and Psulins, Philadelphia; Venture L.V
eTpoo May 49, Washington, Messln. May ~; Princess
Royal One. nstown MAY 49, schs Tyrone, and Caarleg
Philadelphia; Bengal NYoFs; Csrdenas aud Petrol Bau'
more Ahambra, Perseverance,, Louisa Reeves Philens
Sea Bird, Boyue, and Advance Philadelphia SA Apple.
hD, ard Ellen, NYork
sid ships Dlrigo, Bic bland River 81 Lawrence; Tss.
graph, 81 JOh0 NB Peter Meyea, kOreans; BARR IRE
mont Pbsde phs, brig Germ, Glib altar and Malaga; Jane
Hy sl PaeD, 81 Peters ZeaObs 5sva0nah Empire Phil.
delphis sobs w w Wyer, Chss Kesn, Lady suffolk do;
SOPHIA and Hsmer. NiOrk.
NEW. BEDFORD, July lS-An sch Lucy Auu, Bait
FALL RIVER July lf-Arr sch Ann somers Phladsl.
phs SO lSlh sch X Randall Charleston Richard Dor.
Den. James RiyeG Calcutta RondouL
DIGHTON, July IS sch Perseverance, PHILADELPHIA:
l4b Ely Townsend, Hayre dc Grace; 18Th, L Baylis,
Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-17
California Vessels Spoken. 90.

Ar Al BIO Janero April n al Tor California; bark Ella.
beth SYors March IL land sd May 2 Gipsey, Wsterm.n
DO March 10 land sid lAhG 2sth, Lsoness Howard 90
March land remained Ia port May %, master reported
dead sob, sch Cyposure, NLondon (s1d cid SdE msy
bark White Cloud Hunter NYork hsrcn tsnd ga s.oL
3D. ship Cores PRESTIGE NLondon March II and sd tn6
3d. brig Reindeer FIowers Belfast March ~ tsoa 90 oab
ib ship Lucas smith, Philadelphia March "a lsno 90 snL
March g. Fame Bschelder do March land ga le.nG 20,
shp Persia Proctor Boston March II ara "a S|aI 81
lin ghs ~ do FEB n land old 2d 9n ent nsnm1re oga-
lev NBedford March 49, Z Wolfe. Roeinson, Nfof Fso
smsr Rsnube NYork pni IS sld sid Zii I3i New.
Orleans. Wood, do .4sh oarI Dozen, s,9cto.dss DO
CO., I,,om BaIinoreE SD, Splendid, Harding, from
ses,ou March ID has been reeoried ~ 81 citaafi1es
Apr.l for s.es 7ih steamer Eudora bhman, taas been
1,nor,ed as aid lsi l2h brig Detroit At~ster th0m New
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-17

GRAIN-In Wheat the only sales were LOO bushels
Genesee on private terms and 500 bushels new N1f1h
Carolina red at ls5clhe first arrival Of the Tls
market think opened last year al l5c TIE Corn
kel 10 moderate supply but increasing and the quotations
heavy the close. The shippers Ia
at present The stock in sloreis estimated al 10000
bushels mostly Western mixed The sales were 000 bush
Ella pA arrive al 62c for heated aud 63a6ic for Western
mixed Yellow Is nominal at 65665c Rye s 6rm With
O0 bushels i63c delivered Oals were about the
sane4 d4.c for Northern The latter for choice asa 6c
PROVfsIONs-The Pork market 10 easier a d dull The
demand from the trade would be considerable at further
decline Sales $50 bbls At 10 81 ale so 80 f)r Prime
5oa6 g.; for sour Prime SIS for clear Beef dul
lois Prime Meas is Sl7 and pouins The markei
for Lard little frmer, with Baes 500 bbs 255 50
Tor grease ~ for No 5oa7 for fair 70 prime
sGes 400 lessaS 7G7 III for leo its 10 Cut Meals the
Market 10 heavy and quotations are entirely nominal
WHISKY sleaey. win sales5O bbis at Doc for Ph
son. Drudge 10 nominslly 25c.
1ALLoW-A sale OF 1900 its Tsllow wss made ate,
LIMA WOOD-We notice sales OF IS tuns made At
e 50, mos. closing the lot.
HAY-Is firm, with sales 1000 bales within few days
6 G7oc, for shipping qualities For city feeding prime lots
OiLs-The market 70. Linssed ia duh aaoAt at nc,
but bear OF no ssles Of importance There something
doing IN Manufactured Sperm on pnva!e terms
GROCEhlEs-Were 10 good demand and held hrnly.
Of 100 hhds New Orleans Sugar was made at &C for
LEAD-The market continues very dull large 10, OF
Epsl.h on the market al 4 81, cash
TOBACCO-The market Is hfm and the demand fair
Sales IS hhds Kentucky aio a8ic and % do Maylsnd al
HiDEs-The market /, very quiet good demand ex
is,s for desirable parce light but Of these the mar
The stock 10 limited to parcels suited only for the
Fall trade Rio 6rsnde Hides In store he'd At 3c
which considered above the market At Boston aud
lem on Saturday, large sales together u
Buenos Ayres and Rio Grsnds sold al A 9l2c tdoss
no, ap ear that any part for this market Holders
here are very FIRM bur the stock 10 unsuitable for the
season there no buyers There 10 souIhsrn snY.
ing
LEATHER-There Is a good and steady demand FOR
Hemloek Sole Several Eastern buyers were 10 the city last
week. The recepts though lght Than equal
the demand for full tanned Leather, which realizes our
highest quotations very readily There Ia
sipg Of badly tanned descriptions which do sell
readily formerly This inferior Leather has given the
msrk appearance OF weakness 10 sold ~
abatement OF price, when In fact the hrm for the
beat famed descrpuons English and French Leather are
In good demand al and bundles received s
from Liverpool and London and have 10 good
market. Oak tanned 10 sul scarce and wanted. Light
ard middle weights Hemlock quoted Of l60l6ic beat
quality.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-17
SECOND BOAEp.
TUESDAY, July l6-PM


In Stocks the msrket has been generally buoy
ant but Erie fell OIL a little Erie Bonds, however,
advanced. Government and other sound Stocks
were in fair request aud steady. At the Second
Board the market was heavy but Income Bonds
improved cent.
Exchange closed without change 10 rates, but
rather heavy. Sterling lOl 6lOl Good bills, at
the close, could be had at lOl. Francs are s 9i
for 100 days Bills on Amsterdam are 400 40l,
Hamburg 35I a &c. Bremen 79i so.
The Freight market is not active, aud rates are
rather heavy. Some 500 bales Cotton have been
engaged at ID, 5000 bbls Flour at %, Deadweight
los, Corn 2ld nominal To London, 5000 Dbl. Flour
at led. To Glasgow, some Deadweight at I5s-
To Hawe, Cotton and Bone at &c, and Ashes at 90.
There are some dead freights on the market at low
figures. To California there is a fair business do
ing at 65 lOOc per foot. cargo Of Coal for Pan.
ANA was taken at sl5 = tun.
The steamer tomorrow takes about 81 so, 900 in
sovereigns and 1000 in British silver.
The Bonds of the City Of Milwaukee, bearing 10
y cent interest, given to the Mississippi Railroad,
have, We understand, been negotiated here at
about par.
call, Al 96 cent. on paper. Paper is quite scarce
Of first class, and in anticipation of more active
demand as the Fall business season approaches
there is more disposition to take short paper in
preference to long. The Banks continue to discount
literally, and are buying frstclsss paper below L.
gal rates Capital is plenty in the street as4 y
cent on Government Stocks, and y cent on other
good stocks.
The large payments for duties continues and the
coin in the sub.Tressury aocumulates. Receipts
to-day, sls5,33oi Payments, sls-iOl; Balance.
s3l59,5s9 The payments have been very small
for q week past, As no drafts have been drawn by
the Department The receipts for duties last week
exceeded ss5o,o0o.
AT auction 10 day 400 shares Of the Trademarks
Bsnk stock sold At l37Gl4o p cent. closing at l3s
p cent
The Manhattan Gas Light Company have de-
dividend Of 81 50 y share 90 their full
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-17
Arrived.

ship George Law, (new) Osborn EAslport ds In bal
lss, 10 mc0aw, Foster & Co.
ship Admiral tpkp CasIof, Hsyre 50 de, mdss sad 22i
passeneers M LigingSton. The len lhe Llsrds on
the 9th ard has had very moderate westher, with light
winds and Gains, during the passsge
Ship Atsulc, Lsmb. Antwerp June g. Fushing Iln ana
lands End 18Th with mdse and 81 passengers, - ID
Hurbut 81 Col death on the passage.
Bark AysrGdo, (of Thomsson) Hesley, Cardit Wales,
40 de- r.ilroad iron TO order -,
BARK MonlezumG Rhosdes Demerara 9Th June and 81
Thomss 5th July, mossses rum sc to masisr
BARK Edward, Bukley Charleston ds cotton ard rice
10 Ward'e
Big MsDzanio tof Prospect Berry slJsgo de Clba II
d.. sugar, TOBACCO Sc to moses Taylor & Co.
Brig Edwin, - Caais de, lsth
Big Herald Gray Apaachico.e u de, cotton To Safd
Brig Swan, Pierce, Bermuda oth ns onions ana pots.
toes 10 ma ter
Sch PANE Wooster Port an PLACE July g. loSwood
coffee, &c TO L 4 A Ferris
8 LouisiLe, Robinson, Wilmilgtol NC DAYS eel 0
piHe and laval stores 10 Michel
Sch Geo W Davis Chadwick, Wilmington, NC, daJs
un Der and nsya stores
Sch Cadus Dam K1rd Malaga o! dc, vitae To Thomas
Sch Peergon CoucEin. 81 Johns Es, 6 d. lumber TO
RocEeuburg SID in co With sch LoIus Wash, -. Tor
Portland
Sch Isabella Thompson Camp, Aaakapas 10 De- live OAK
to J ROckenburg.
Sch " m Hrnr5, Van CllsL Virginia de, wood
Sch Henry Seeley, JAWS, Virginia ds wood.
sch Ann Carroll Miner Virginia de- sPpes.
Sch Hanover, Lamkn Rich nOnd ds, m1ss.
gch Chief Van Name, Virginia ds, wood.
Sch Tunis Bodne PredmOre Virginia ds, wood.
Sch FbEcis Depsu, White. Yugiis d. wood
Sch Princess, Howard Virginia de-. apples.
Sch WIN CzpSey, Collins, Virgins DIS, wood.
sch Mai. Cropper, Berlin Dis. corn
Sch Gregory, Parker, Virginia ds, wood.
The packet ship Yorkshire Tor Liverpool has anchored
al the sW SPIT.
BELOw-2 ships bsrs.
WlND-Duriug the day from SE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-17
From our Correspondent /

PHILADELPHIA, July l6-AyypeG-s.esmship Osprey,
Dickinson Charleston; brig w johnson, (Br) PsysOn,
Bahfax, MS schs Ottoman, Seeley Boston; inyin iDe,
Hcdsdon, NYorki Democrat Berry Proyitence Pavilion
Amss do Allen Brown. Endlc9u, Digh!Jn; Monte
ChT!s io, Tuih, NHavep; Henry PaysOn, ONeu, NYofk
ClsriIss Griffin, NSediordi GoodsPeed, WILCOX Hart
ford
Cledyed-shIp AudslUsis, w Wilson, San francisco;
bark Robert Morris Homer Rio de Jsnero brig van,
Bray Boston, Icts Tortols Ludwig do; Csrisss, Gnfn,
do; Albion, Lufkin DO; Democrat Berry, Milton Mass;
Monte Christie Tulhi Bristol ri; Allen Brown, E1i.
colt Dghiou; Goodspeed, Wilcox, Hartford; Corinhisn,
BoyntoD. Bangor lDyincioe, Hodgdon, Boston Ouomsc,
land Dennis Baltimore
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-17
M a n II fEn

July II, by Rev Dr. = D s.nt,h. NJ JONATHAN Pr
TRlE to Mn CATHERINE LESLIE, both Of this CUg.
% Tuesday morning july Is. by Rev Dr. Wsn~r gat.
In Trinity Church. NJ. ULYSSES DOU BIZ DAY TO -
MARY eldest daughter Of Dr. James Stewart. all OF Ils
City
July II, By Rev L Nagoon, NJ WM. A. REMER
TO Miss 81 SAN FRANCES JENKINS ali ~ this Civ.
On "wednesday evening July no. by Rev WIN P. Cotb!t,
M ISAAC B HOWELL 10 hiss HENRIETTA ROB.
ERTS all OF HackstsoWn. " J.