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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15

0GNIlS's PANORAMA OF GU 3A-OPen eve
Ap rig h this week al the MiOerya Rooms 4oo Broad
Dy Il is moa splendid work of att eIhhlllug most
beautifully ard faithfully the ci'ies, country mountains
al hxufous tropical vegetation. ALSO, by pictorea OF
RnpR srtsiic merit the social customs THE Cubans
ueGuI,Taed ms gnificeul Views OF sugar coffee and TO-
&O estate; mahogagy, cedar ebony trees, aud royal
Nn, Doors opeu at 64 2. 81, panorama commences to
noYsst MA precisely. Admtance 70 cens children nan
O9 6dhf
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JENNY LIND,S

NIEXT GRAND CONCERR.-In consequence OF The
Unavoidable and unforeseen delay the completion Of
TRIPLER HALL,
Broadway opposite aond et Mr BaEnum hsG tie honor
s sIG1Lfi jenny LiND's NEXT GRAND CONCERT
In New York VIII positively be given in said Hail. on
Wednesday EVENING, Oct %, and that her Concerts
will be continued al the place, every FRIDAY MON
Day and WEDNESDAY, until further notice. OH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15

pARNUnI,s AMERICAN NUsEUm.--f: r.
DBaRNUM Manager and Proprietor JOHN GKnGN-
WOOD, Jr AeoislAnl MRnsger.-MONDAY and TU 60
BAY Ocl Ii md 49, In afternoon, that wonderful and
spcwued Egyptian JuggIer RulGAS in a series of the
ordIsry experiments Tho laugheble piece en-
tNtd &y Neethoi's WIFE dances ny @lsa West &c In
tie evening, YHD DRUNKARD. On Wednesday evening
IRE HUNCHBACK will be performed by psrti ;alst re-
guest. Among the many new Curio'ies 10 spleld' bust
uJENNY LIND AlSO Madame Lamon the French For-
aseTeler&c Afternoon performances al 3; Evening at
Seck Admission - els children under 10 yeSrs zic
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Orleans County Convention

ALHION, MondsV, UcI, n
Tbs Convention assembled to.day-Pfesidents
Jacob Chattertou TIE Convention was addressed
by DR.. W1s Noble, Hon Gideon Heart, John o.
Sawyer and others. Gideon Heart vas appointed
Delegate to the Utica Convention. The D0ar re-"
solusions were adopted, with osbsrs thanking Fill
more, H. Clay and Daniel Webster for their efforts
10 presetve the Union approviog Of the nomina-
lions Of the Syracuse Convention, aud pledsng to
suatain than &c &c,
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Steamboat Explos,on-River MATTERS.


The steamer j. B. Gordon while on her way to
Wheeling, yesterday morning, collapsed hue,
when Is miles below Pittsburgh ana fouF persons
gerously scaded. Che boat was Immediately
driven Ashore, with but little of tho freight loas.
The river ia in good navigable order for amal
boats, Freight to Cincinnati 374 cts.
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D,yeIessuess yyi.h Fire.Arms.

WAsHlNGroN, Monday, Ocs. ID.
daughter Of Mrs Williams, tthe keeper Of shs
bourdpg house adjoining Morae's Telegraph ohieeD
aged IA years received ball In her lets side teSs
minutes since, from pistol carelessly tired 6y
negro boy. Her situation is extremely critical.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15
RIoridn EIectlon Returns.

BALTIMORE, Monday Ucl Il.
We learn from shs papers received by this
nighsr mail that Cabella majority in l. con County
was 60, Davsl e., 8! Johns 10.
The Nep. Orleans Crescent announces the burn
ing OF Centenary College. The loss Is stated to
be $4,000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15
Erie County "Natiopal ssAi,.o Convention.

Thia Convention met at COCK to-day T. g.
Hopkins, President.
tons adopted; I'd. That tho nomination Of Wash.
ington Eunt FOX Governor mor the wishes of the
Wings of Eris County, and they recommend the
Utica Convention to nominate MIN and tho rest OF
the ticket hiram Barton, John 7. Bush, Ezra
Chsfee and Jsmes Wood, were nominated Dele
gates to the Utica Convention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15
Court of Appeals.

ALBANY, Monday, oct. Ia.
Six Judges were only present at the opening;
The Counsel in No % preferred waiting for tali
Court. Adjourned therefore, sIi to-morTo y morn
ing when all the Judges are expected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15

VOCAL. mUSEC AND HAaMO"Y-ChENE
' hYsTEM M CT. REGNAULV haR just reooened
biz Private and Public olaflss upon that 'yeLem
lhs Instruction which ConpTses theoretical acco0n! OF
Iuusics facs the reqdiug music at sight without any
kirum n aud int elements decomposition is completed III
MmcnfB Persc wishing to Join or TO form ass,
hrp, 10 ford all further Information. References gwen
nix
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washinaton Items.

WAsHINGTON, Monday OCT n
The Secretary of the Interior left this city thlS
morning for few days absence in Virginia.
Miss Wiliams, shot by tho negro boy ths morn
ing accidentally is not hurt so badly as supposed.
She ia pronounced out OF danger.
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ADJUSTMENTS IS.


IopENI1G oF salPAhK FALL, (sroadway
lOop2o'os s s;4DAME ANNA aIs8op,
WE yin give Der Taco Fiat Grsnd Concerts ~
W W. sod SATURDAY, 18Th
The magnitude snc perfection Of 'he vocal sno osro
s,gi ebs fo5 The OCCASION, both IN respect 10
''N''' NUMsGa AND TALENF,
AVE usver before b. attempted In the Uoed slHeS
INSTRUMENTAL DEPARTMENT
q Fiat Viule-2s Secpf ditt0;
4 Futes-4 Obc--4 Clsrionets;
q HorrE-4 Yrun Oets-t bHssOons;
q Trornboaef-l Oph,cede-l Otum-l Casa
TIE CHORAL DEPARTMENT
TWO HUNDRED VOICES,
PRO6RAN&E
oPENI%G CONCERT
THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER H.
i Grand synobony in minor No 5....,... Beethoven
Hovemeats--l. ale, conbrto
Auda5te m0O
S. ScheIzo and alo hnsle.
. Rsctsrvo II Al Tempo 81 movo
Caysios, Al q1eado ia Reglo,n ugo; -. ponizetn
Sung % bisdsms ANNA BISHOP.
s. Aria "Yi Ferns" semlrsmde Rosssi
suos by Sgnof NOV ELL.
4 Grand Chorus Calm OF Inc Sea meoTerG Sulie,)
descriptive Of lie ~fal csln upon tho ocean,
tho rising OF tho breeze. ana The Joy OF The
sfilors al the ,iEbt Of lRhd. (First tune In 'h's
country), 9e"oYen
l. Overture he romantic Opera OF EGrysnhe Weber
cava,lrs Dove sono lie Nozze d Figaro Mozart
Sung by II sdsme ANNA BISHOP.
s. Grand qUa,uor on Pirson'e magnificent
DOUBLE GRAND PIANOFOhTG
by fOur eminen ProfeHsors
l. Relative, When The sheep se In The fold.
Ballad sAuld Robin Gray
Sung by Medsne ANNA BISHOP.
5 Full Chorus, Hal el'iah! Messiah -. Handel
BY tie principals choius, and grand orchestra.
The whole under the sole di. ecdon Of
MR. B0GH5A.
Yicke,s ONE DOLLAR EA Oh 10 all parts OF tho Hail.
viii be ready for delivery on Tuesdav I5h, Office,
ISL Broad way floor nu'ic and Al toe
Hall The oeyn and EVENING" OF perpcmsuCe Aso books
oou,ainiu and other Interesting matter price
Il! cents.
Cau-ges to their company down SVltb the horses
hescs toward Analyst aud lake them 10 Tho reversed
order Oil d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15
PslitionI Affairs IL. lgaSsechcsetta.

Judge George Tyle. eise.-e rs been nina.
ted as the Wing candidate 80 Congress- il "a Dig
trict, in place Of 5 A Euo:, psesans mem5ec, who
declines.
In Essex Co number ding Las Tocos
have come out g ainsf TIE taaHon riose with
tbs Free Sellers and HAYS ek'ed s. neS aven'
ton.
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Fron lho goulh-Newg rom HnYann, &c.

BALTIMORE, hO6dsy, Och IL
TIE 8outhern Mail is through We laarn from
the Charleston Courier shat adylGes fton Havana
to The Gil are received. Great excitement exsssd
there in consequence Of report thai 5000 mon
were cougregased in the United States ready TO
embark Tor another expedition under Lopez. The
Captain. General had disbandsd the volunteers
through fear that they were leagued With invaders.
The solders sleep on their srml and sha navy is
in the best possible order. The dssrming OF vol
unteers caused considerable excitement between
the Captain General and tue citizens. The rumor
ID thought to have originated with sugar apeculs'
tors to keep prices down. The stock OF Molasaes
is light, ard soma sales have been made at swo and
onehafi2iJ reals The aales Of 5agar are very
small in consequence OF the high prices asked 10, ~
holders. The low grades are most active. Gomez
seems TO be in good demand -. :. sha
The Cholera had broken out in the south OF 'os
island
Mr.. Clay nj Home.
LOUISVILLE, monssy, oeL "a h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15
The Mali Robbery.

CINCINNATI, Monday, Oct. IL
Our Postmaster says that the Great Western
Mail 10 still forwarded f,om New.York by way Of
Buffalo, and Of course mails Tor Louisville Cnoin.
natl, &C. were not among those stolsn in PhiladeI,
nhia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15

WmMINGToN, n. G. Mondey, Oh Il.
The steamer Azure, from New York for Oronoco
river, put in here yesterday la distseag, and 10 re-
ported to be in avery bad condition.
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Unfon MeefInna.
Stenmer 10 Dlseress.

SAvANNAH, Monday, Oct "a.
Enthusiastic Union meetings have been hold In
Monroe and Troupe Counter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15

YRg DUs8EAp0xtR .AUADE.nY or %tX&
AASS-New pairtinse ysceaily grflvs3 tom sIr2ps,
s6eas hlch Ia 9srnsne" By Kqch.a Work OF AZ o.
as hshso cass Zhe exhibition CT pSllE2Ea 1y eras .!
"a above echcol han received many sd6.Ola sal goCrE
aa she Two rooms ovcr lis Hall OF ihs Church 81 III!
gAt Unity IN groaaway, bsISser SptlrS ard prnca5;t
W. 10 o'cocs 4. ri. I'll 10 O'clock P. 81.
Admission IS caRIs gesson TIsAe 30 coNta Catalogues
Assns islQ L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15

IBG FUGITIVE SLAVE LAwASD THE CoNGREGA.
t9SALlsTs.-At meeting Of the NewYosk Evan.
secal Congregational Association, held at Pough-
eapsie October s, iho following Resolutions were
Law:
A'eo!red, THAT we cannot recognize ihs law OF any
ns force upon lhe cizcns ofour country lat Because
e contrary 10 Tbs express commeod OF God DsI, 2St
Thou shalt not deliver hia master the
si Escaped from his master Ines He shsl well
az zee, even among you in that place which he shGu
.ae In ore ofthy gales where IL llketh him be3 thou
ss co. 0ppress him" ID Itis in oppossn thu great
si,. oh,saan beneycIeuce, which requires "a ali
sp 70 40 uno Others yo0d that 0thes should do
sa", % 50. ~ coptcs with the proslsous of our Ma.
s Sanih'unon 4h ptosNstea hose Two great sAe.
S onpan heery hebeds CORPUS and trial by jury
s, f 5syGnog 20 The ,poosnee1s pfompuss Of ha
sSee Spd neonass'rey, and impas our ianGencs UPON
20 weird for good 9Th In short, this law ONT go 49,,
snaee!e ofhumen feeling of humanity and relis,on az
so 20 far "a the princple Is concerned Ii endspSas bs
@nniN Of very man 'uo
ss& Yhas while we recognize The obligation 10 OBEY
M ava efthe an6 mske an exception ia The csSs ~
oeo ptoViscns the bic her nvys of n ~
.assessed That advice all persons render eyerv
sid and comfort TO Fugitive slaves, just the sme
"A 'asfe were no law In the land fcrhddlng 1t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15
THE METROPOLIS. No. VT.
ENIGRANTS. FIRES. DEATHS.

Immi grafton for September and for the irst three
quarters of 1850, Fires in August and Sep
tember. Deaths Doings in NewYork this
Year, &c, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15

THE N1fNSTHEA'9 CURSE aroup in Marble,
1by Charles Muller. This work OF arr VIII CHI received
Ne reat gold medal al The National Exhibition OF Eins
Auto Paris l849 Ia open TO the public at The nsw
tCcH OF the National Academy Of Desgn. 66S way,
spOstte Bond.sl Ambulance - cSnls; sessop hcselu
ss0h Open from A Al Till 10 2 "a Ri9 tins
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15

FELLOWS ETHIOPIAN OPERA TROUPE
AT THE OLYMPIC,
EBETWEEE Howard and Grams stg on mohOAY
DOct l4-Open every pghi-Un'il the completion OF
their New Hall Comprising Compsny Of
YHIRfEEN PERFOkMERS
Under tho direction Of B. FELLOWS. Concert 10 coz.
sist Of Songs Duets Glees, Quaneues Chornasss hs'
hsips &c &c surle.queg on Italian Opera Dutch Dr IA
suuuenis Solos and Ethiopian DAnces Iho whole Dy Inc
best perform the vorle Admission Is cents Doors
open at 7; concert al o'clock Afternoon concert on
"wednesday hDd Saturday at z. nj. Ola II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15

SksslBIE.-The New.Jersey Native American
~, HSVaSention &C Barnshoro last Friday contidered
- Seecnstion of Esaish Toy to run on thelc ticket
b 0ovefoor and resolved that ii yas inexpedien.
NVnlasse another candidate.
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NOTICE.

THE SUBSCRIBERS having purchased from Dir. Epes
Sergeant copy right aud soe RICH, 10 puoish his
besudfl Poem eaitled noy Jino's SS utSoa 10 Apet
Ic &c hereby give notice, that any party infringing on
shss righiS by tbs publication OF he said or sny pstt
hcIert auy newspaper periodical pamphlet book con
cert bill musical coInposihon her iorm ssi'hout their
corssni spec he'd 10 wiring, viii be- held amenshS % hs
eXtenl OF lhs aw. W NJ HALI SON
JENNY ENDS SALUFATION TO AMERICA.
Words by Dpes sergesnt Music by Maurice Sirakosch
Will be published on Wednesday, l6h inH with splendid
md correct likeness OF Sss Lud taken Tom Roots Da'
guerroype Wa. HALL sON, 259 Broadway,
opposite the PARK.
For GALE the complete and correct editions OF Jenny
Lids sopgs comprising her Swedish Meodies esllads
and operate Songs Oh oHa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15

We condense into az small space as possible
mass Of valuable statistics in regard to Immigra-
ton, Fires and Deaths in this city for the first
three quarters OF the present year.
IMMIGRATIoN FOR SEPTEMBER.
The following list shows all the vessels which
have brought aliens to the port during the past
month with the number Of such passengers and
the port from which they sailed The increase
over August has been 1856, the increase over
September of last year, .223 .hese numbsrs do
not include citizens:
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By telegraph to the NeW-YOrk Tribune.

E Citizens ard strangers can examine his opsrs hcno
the Magnetic telegraph by calling at Hortons TsleIfspa
ic Rooms TT Broadway, N. Y.
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TsAON C0U8sE, Il. I,-PACINa, TUESDAY,
,Voet. Is, al o'clock. Pm. Purse $3.50 Tdrse mills
sste In harness 3 @ckauehiin euiera roam m Lady
bsvps; J. Woodruff eaiers b. m. Cayuza Maid; J. D
seNaun enters en- X Posi Bog, Tko v!u l,avs The
teah Ferry Brooslyn aud so0u az ihe zporia
1eo7er IrlSStss sPlCEE HcMANN, Ptoprietors
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mr.. CLAW nj Home.

mr.. Clay Mt Home. 1
LOUISVILLE, monasy GeL IA, h
We learn that great Barbecue w Va
Mr. Clay, at Lexington KY on 4nu'''"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15

RI Jsnny Lind left Bo.son yesterday, at mid
d.v. ard spent The day Al IRAsIsTAN, Mr. B AZ
nuns country sest-Mr Baro0m himself nayios
preceded her by the morning train TO mako pre-
pararops for her reception. ehe viii arrive i
tbis civ ttis morning, By the Nav Haven rain
on her wsy Il Phi sdeiphis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15

OERIsTY's Opera HOUSE
MsCbsDtc's Hall, -
20 BROADWAY ebo7s Grand 's ct I'VE
7he original and well Known chnsiys @!nstrols, COM
7rsne an efficient, and "ysfaate" corps Of aientoa
had experienced performers, under The 'naoaRemen! Of
eSgson Of four ears have been received with fsvsf by
MQbly respectable and faablonablo audiences,
Tickea Is cena Doors opeu al 81 comm enco * H.
Afternoon Concert every Saturday, commencing a.
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hey .he deem sisable We nope good num-
be viii respond to this cali.

TIE FrGI1Is9 SLAVE LAw-We nave recelg.
Cd fom VIM HAssed 81 Jshn-s. pamphlet en-
ttitd TIE Fugitive Slave Law, its History and
UncopssEUEionaity, 1i.h az accou1t Of the Seizure
ard Entlavement Of James Hamlet and bis subse
basut 7ssiaTstion to Liberty The tile Indicates
tie substance o. tie vork. Price g hundred
single cegiss, Eve cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15

FoUsrAISs-The Assistants last night voted
$1,000 for q fountain in Washingtoaaquarc' aud
referred petition for like sum to put fountain
in Tomp kns square. II these ornaments are 20 be
got up let us see II they cannot be something thai
al artist would not be ashamed to look at.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15

AT LAgT.-Both Boards last night took initiate.
ry 5teps for the enactment of law to prevent the
driving of cattle through the strsets. Tie Alder
men talk of stoppng it during the "busineas
hours and the Assistants name below Forty
second-.t" That won't co we must have total
prohibition at all hours and all places a. least cast
Of Foursh.av and south of Forty eishth-st with
possible temporary exception in favor of Bulls
Head
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vaE s,E1v-E0RN rRIBUNK

f0R ECR0FFAN CIRCuLATl0N
e71l shed INC departure of eac Mail steamer for LIZ
Iol Price 81 GEMS Der copy or ~ per year. postage
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ACCIDENT Sunday afternoon, Francis Emmest,
residing at Troy N. Y. net with painful acct.
tert at the iooI Of pseny third ST. b. Il ap.
pears that be was in he aGs Of jumping ftom tue
pier into row coat and inssead OF landing feet
foremost he fairly turned Eomerset and skraok
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-30
The Cholera at the West.

The cholera has broken out afresh at Louisville,
Kentucky and the mortality has been fearful. The
Louisville journal, Of the Gath inst, speaking of it,
We were startled yesterday by the sudden out
break Of malignant cholera in the lower end OF the
city, on Market street, between Tenth and Eleventh
Up to six O'Clock yesterday afternoon there had been
fortyOight cases Of cholera and twenty deaths
the north and south rid-r Market In
space already alluded to. We have rarely ever seen
such heating rains In July have had this season.
and the peculiar combination Of vegetable filth mois
ture and sun heat in the neighborhood Of Market,
Tenth and Eleventh streets has occasioned the NOR
tally we have mentioned The wind blows the mala-
ria from the south side Of Main street. from the west
side Of Eleventh street, and from a large circle OF
neighborhoods near the pond and city 9th we have
described. and the parts from which the wind blows
not aflictedthe great mortality Is found alone In
that region. the pond and debris to which the
wind blows. At Jacksonville, nearly opposite TO Louis
vile the dssase raging with great fatality During
the week preceding the sd inst, twenty deaths had
occurred and there was very little prospec: Of an
Abatement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-30
Died.

On Sunday, July rs. of dysentery OLIVER, second
son OF Dennis and Julia Sadlier, aged four years ten
months, and two days.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral on his (Tuesday) afternoon at
one o'clock from his parents residence 1l7th street
Harlem, between Third and Fourth avenues
In Brooklyn, July 20, LOCKWOOD RIrcH, the child of
William and Sarah Il. Foster, aged year. months,
and Is days
The friends of the family respectfully invited
attend the funeral this tuesday, afternoon at four
o'clock, from No. s Vine street
At Newark, N. j., July 20, EDWARD T., only child of
Thos. W Dawson, aged year months, aud "a days.
The friends of the family, and friends OF Jacob H.
Dawson, and Il. De La Montagne, invited to at
tend the funeral from the residence of his father No
% Smith street Newark at half past four O'clock this
(Tuesday) afternoon, without further invitation.
Suddenly, the Goth ult, at the house Of his
brother-in-law, at Rochester Mr.. ROBERT sSYLEs Of
this city long and fayoraby known In the house OF
James Beck Co, and Seaman Muir.
Near St Louis, Mo recently JOHN wHIros, formerly
a clerk with John Jacob Aston, In this city He
dered from his hotel while under the influence Of
morphine, and was found dead in the road
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-30

Brig Pacs. Buenos Ayres June Spoke July g. lat 40
10, lon 90 10, brig Emma, York for Newfoundland.
Brigs Galepa Baltimore TANNER, Jenny Lind Baronda,
TreeQnt smithheld, Vel Cerdelia korolk Adelaide, Ca
nsryf Nary Patterson. and Brooks, Phadelphia Au
gnsta Albany Isabella Adams, Era and Olive Branch,
schr Barbados Gonaives July Is. Left briggs Albion
Hooper. for New York in days; Marsland do. days. Sc
10th. Saw Tth of the sehr Bradoe from BostoR
bound I'M 25h sG40 Ion n le sehr JOY from New FORK
schs Theresa Delmonte LAErone. and Mary Anne Pha-
delphia.
Adephi halaga Wandercr st Thomas sehs James Porter
AgusdiliAi John fazon, Pieou susan and Montino Al
bapy.
BALTIMORE July 20.
Arived--sehrs VIM Tyson NYorki Edna, Boston.
Arrived sohr Adriahoe Baltimore; sioops Emily York;
Allen u bre~n' and Telegraph, PhilAd Sailed sehr Joy,
Charleston.
BRISTOL July %.
Arrvod-Schrs Ellen III yden. Norfof Collins Rap
pahsnnoek Carrier, Phladi slps Ann EIa and Report
27th-Nathan, Duekee. NYork; sips Ann Eliza NYork
2sth-T W Thorne, Albany.
Arrived-sehr Ellen, Rodman N York. wy
Arrived-schrs Albert Thomas, and Union, Baltimore
Delaware, Mexico, Cherokee and w Leeds Philad; r
Wietts Albany Hester Rondont sips Brown, and Pro-
sailed-sehrs PooCmOke, Suffolk Baker Philad; sip
VIM Mount. NYork.
2sth-Arrved schr Hendrix Hudson Mobile Spoke lgth
lat "a 20 Ion 50 40 ship Condar Mobile Liverpool
Sehr Lonsdale, Isabel VIM Thomas Gen Scott and John
Rogers Phad Isaac Tunmelt, Rondout United, Albany
sloops Emblem, Lamphere, and Ornament Rondout.
Sailed-sloop d Hawkins. NYorh.
Arriyed-Bris Gussavus Ponce. June 20. Spoke July H.
lat IL S. 81 80 ship st Petersburg Calcutta for New
Orleans. Also arr brig Garland. Para July6
nor, N York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-30
Our Key West Correspondence.

kEY WFsT, July Il IolJ.
The Isdbel-I The Creole Case, and TIE Decision, Se
This is the last summer trip Of our steam packet
Isabel Under her contract with the Pest Office de-
partmert che stops running during August aud Sep
TENDER and mail will drag its slow length along in
such sailing craft chance may direct this way.
The weather is intensely hot, business Of all kinds
dull and wreck est iRrentus The case Of the
Creole before the United States District Court has
created some excitement for day or two past. A
libel Of information, for forfeiture has been pending
some time against her, for havipg conveyed the
patriots to Csba and the court to-day ruled against
the claim filed by the agent of the master and chart
and granted decree by default and an order OF
sale goes by mail for publication in the Charles
ton papers. motion was made by Mr. Mallory act
ing for the master based upon afidaVits Tor longer
time to permit the true to come IN and Defend
but this oyerrulod The condemnation Is techni-
cally by default and no hearing upon the merits WIN
ha had Il.