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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-03

The MIledgevilIe correspondent Of tie
Savannah Georgian says that tho Governor
Of Georgia has ordered an election 10 bo
he'd on the frs, Monday IN February, to
el rct a member o' Congress in the first dis
trici Of the state, TO all the vacancy occa-
sioned by the resignation OF Hon L. Butler
Kinr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-03

IL any man doubts that public opinion
governs tho world, let him look at two men
going out TO shoe, at each other for fear
Of what people will say in c'sc they refuse
~ 10 -
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-03

Thers is man in Troy 40 mean hat lie
wishes his landlord to reduce the price Of
his bcsid because he has had two of his
teeth extracted.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-03

VIM Miller, the Prophc, so called some.
wha, celebrated for his views respecting the
nearnos OF the advent, died on Thursday
last, at his residence al Low Hampton n.
Y lie VAS siN,y-eigh, years Of aye. lie
was native OF ptlsbWg in this State
He settled a, Poll,ney, VI, whor, he was
county Sheriff. He held captains com
mission in the American army, upon the
breaking out Of the last war with Gest
Britain. He vas held IN great esteem by
his neighbors lie first prom ulgsted
his doctrines in regard to The second coming
Of Christ in 1893. lie was Disappointed in
the ful6lmcnt Of his expectations in Iei3,
and came out the next year with an "Apolo-
ogy and Defence" acknowledging tho wan,
Of accuracy in his chronological ealcula-
tons, bsi claiming ihI, the nature and near
ness Of the event were still sustained by
scripture evidence In iha, belief he has
since lived aud di,d-worn out with the in.
hrmiiics 81 old Nce
T.owSH CoUiu
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-03

Madam, you said your sun wa. q
physicisn--hss he mach practice >" "why
yes sn--hc has practice Of smoking Gig.
ars"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-03

Tvs NEw SPEAKER. MIR. CoOb, we be.
heye, Is the Youngest man eve elected
Speaker. having .e.n loru IN 1878
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-03

CuLTunE ~ Ts, Tea hss been sue.
ccssfully cultivated by DR.. Smith Of South
Carolina
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-03

Thsre was also Capt. Babcoek, Of :.
Kingston, and several others who usually
salIod from Newport, whose names are not
given. Capt, Bab,oek is highly spoken of
iu Bulls History Of Rhode Island. Prov,
Herdh
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-03
HPooELYg. Dec, FL, iS40,

Mr.. Editor-I send you, as agreed. list
Of tho Sea Captains Of the Revolt u,ion be-
longing TO The town Of Newport, to which
it is, understand, meant to add several
who sailed from that port, but wsre born in
ether towns in the State, such az Captain
Babcock, &c. This list is, you will see, in
tho hand writing of MIR. Howland. Town
Clerk Of Newport, who with rcspec, TO
every thing connected with the history Of
the place, is perhaps, better informed than
any one in this region, born since the period
Of the Revolution. He stated there were
several others, whose names he was not as
vet possessed Of, which should be addod to
Ire list. Most ofthess names if We receol.
lect right, with several others no, here
named, arc touad in Mr. Bulls History Of
Rhode Island However, as there will
doubtless be suitable committee appointed
to see this carried into action, they, of
course, would see that mono we're forgotten
who deserve remembrance
1t would be proud DAY iot Newport, ,and
indeed, for the whole State, when the long
| neglected names Of these brave men shall
be engraven in enduring marble, and their
glorious achievements adorn tho obclisk
,ha, will be raised by their grateful descen-
! dants.
II we have degencrated, there was a
-hon
could bc found within the compass Of The
little State Of Rhode Island than perhaps
in any other ,rac, Of It's size in the country
and we rejoice that from present prospects,
they are likely to DO held in grateful remem.
brance. There would bs wide field for
somo gifted orator in reviewing the feais
ALMOST romantic daring, achieved by the sc
galan, and adventurous men, and thoir
connection with the history Of the times.
list Of Sea Captains belonging 10 New
port, who captured many famous prizes and
were engaged in many daring contests With
the enemy during the Revolutionary War
John Grimes, John Cogceshal',
DehJdnln tlCtCe, WI lllIaW IlhCh'
Joseph Gardner, Capt. Jaequays,
William Dennis, James PHILIPPE,
James Godfrey, Ezekiel Burroughs,
John Murphy, r. Simmons,
Thomas Stacy, Isaac Freedom,
II Oliver Read, W Ilham Ladd,
Cap, Bentley, Joseph Sheffield,
Samuel letters, Capt Gozzeo,
There was also Capt. Babcoek, Of 5.
Kinrston, and several others who usually
sllIod from Newport, whose names are no,
II oiyen Caut B,b,nck /, birhly spokon Of
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-03

therefore they have made greater opposi'
tion than the more enduring and quieter in
habiants Of the more western counties
Having thus shown the root of the evil,
Mr.. b. indicated tho reform he would mp
,lB
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-24
Disasters, Gse.

BR BaGANrINE HuSrREss (of Ys-m1uih Ms ssmIsl
Rooe, master from Liverpool NS non1i 20 BarotdOeS
arr at Antigua lsh nit From IAN e 2si of April expert
creed v-Ty heavy weather Indeed April u, tn0 Tat Il
given struck by lightning, ran sed and two 80
verey wounded; he l9h blowing hurcsas. thu brig
hove on her bsHm ENDS snc totally dismafied-ost
oeck load, Gchgo fpars len exec p to hoo1n aud
topmnsf ga the 81 AFTER tay gh spoke ship
SsUcssr Or Wscssse from Charleston, bound 70 Liver
pools The brig being disabled Of three nen. Gsked assl
srce jury ngs', and aSo - dress the wounded
men The sanOssrs boat boarded FIR i5w minutes R13
then returned and she filed swsy again. without rendering
any sssfapce whsever. MAY SPOKE bark FOrtescue. Of
ard for London from Barbados who supplied bscks ng
erg nc and assisted 10 erect Jury mass AID ge ss upon
the brig.
Sen CHIsF sAcREN-Br hing VIM Beary. Morsa )lte.
Fl Portsmouth from New Etinburg, reports GA the 20h,
Cage Ezsse,b hearing y miles fell IA with the wreck
Of sch Chef sacheu, OF and from Lloec for NYOrk an
from her the boat; captains ckes aud portions or her
mserals TIE was 10 contact with big Ella SINGS
81 Boston.
Sen BENNETT, Hobart al Boston from Oennvsville, on
Tue cay evening CT Cape AM. 10 cOutact win
fch Cape Am. Of Gloucester AMI lost bogsoFL hs-d
STAYS cu.wa,er, head, &C. The had bulwsrxs stove
and rb TORI.
vessels setd board. wife "Auon Belle" upon IT, IL I'm
letter.. picAed The beach a. lie 0e. cad Of Cut
tvkUrs. ION
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-24
Foreign Ports.

Ana. Hsii'sV June l6. Drgs HslfsN. neaghsr Bosom
Waterloo Psik-i Fri-sdsphs; l7'. Ch Tlst'I Huiehn
sCr l-A biz ircus, card ffor :.Cu b 10 P1rlacd
c. IS D. tcl G-r -smin, Baoisi B9soo 1911, Hai.ax
Mes her, Boston.
AICorseos ins' schl Abel Story. Case from and for
Bosom next d.; Henry Sfs-l, Sk-.I-.-, IN NewYoIk
for Ssvs-s en-. r-y Wm r serS St1l-T hence va Bar.
BADGES. .5'h al "a u il ~ i.r stsAEL.a - load Or
Bosicr
AtE.,e,lssss.a 81, ssn Heufy ssraes. wsinors,
~ NNofx on he .-lf.
<rst NtsteB NP. "a 1st ser C2-ss Appleton 6allifs-
Boston. 5:h. Wasp. 5rl Chsrest7n
Gut Hsasx iih MS, s1s Chess ,-ate ssnd,ord New.
YORK.
50 from Buares AyreI Ma y. bas cosAa,sy, Uphau.
Boston
MAtunzls lnue %. parks ssvs1ts' l5r Europa l5g.
Armeces 'or Cowes @ = h + .FIa. Tor Caf1e1Gs "a
few d. s. To- lip harrs'1rg iasi NJ ron h1Faaa sHd
o,fefF Rot fecO. .roied
A. Havana June %. ship Jtm-s OfIe COBB (ale
srrhl rum rrd for NIOrk. 1000, hsrk Ckl4s Huod
kch so GO. pna Lowell. Whi.ey soa sstoa for CO YES
log fsrt Ge.rcr Hsmiiol IN 10 ~ 50 Peers5urg do
bnes Marion, Sampson, rUm DO for fssle ds May e
ien krsnar Il. 60 'cT Ssgus Ia Grs1t lose f5F s.
SAL 90 Root Pai.en. eufr1gtoo, In Do lr Cos-s dgs
Cara Arn. hec I'm DO dag; AectOc, C1nk i0 ), Psers
turg scor; Heiicou, Adams, DO for CO. sopu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-24
PRasenRera Arrived.

In Sfo1n,hip Cnnb.iI, from LirrPocL IA HifIr-Mr
Nsger lsdv BOY infant and servts Mira Harper Mr. Mo-
hen, Mrs POus0n and servI, Madam Paterson Mrs Mac
lavish hs Levy SIR Sander and lsdy Otto WesaadOac
and lady, mr GSusssi, MsssFs sweiz-r. GailGFdoa,
BuckinEtAm Bensnn, WitheFs, L5ndhe!n, Cppemsir,
Simmer, G Blake Cohen, Fe .oe-msyer, Hsasmsnn w
Ring q Il Ford, Niue, y G0odnus, G1oaband w
FleidiuR De RoDCe Cameron, L0ur1a. l. ) Lew ID
Henuesssy. Capt Porter Cuthhert Pratt J Lewis i AZ
sievins De Cousssy, kOoc.s n Reeves seyes W Al.
suSon, Hesde'hereer, Coni0n d DnscJ.. Jsnes RyAn
0rcsger.
ToS Hflyar-Mr " Scsneiou AMI children.
kSos HalygT for Ner l0rk-Mrs ThoroaghTo,a
In ,rg IiscaiE from isdiIctooiI-l Orcou nna IA.
dy Mss Oreul- Mr. " Doer=. Capt saaeksllord ssa
lacy. Capt Smith
II big Had, Jror Brr-cr-nr B--.-ha-5 l,4v -
ehic, Johsrrn Fenirgg5, an1 95 n sieerage
n sekT Idurd y1nS frrrG - Nlrfs ar4 E~, H.. ~
Brown ard lady. Erarcis Mr. W Russell ana e,il5
MIS- WIN LGRe, Geo Curry. o. Ksy West -'-'
In brig R'ehnonA .ffoa Peace PR-Dr Bo.sr3.
IN bIfk hlrd frc1 H1rf-I - Alex " NAB Az An an,
Of Paterson j; Nm Pc, J Crogan WIN Cio-d5a. OF
Nsw-YoIk Wm AoIfsoa, y Asriezsy, N Bllnss. N n.
ytrA and in seerGgc v 40
IN ahP coraeiiss C,ianea. 6roz Bsi,ou-YnRL sI,,.
INC and servant Mrs Ll0yd Miss Ta-fe.. $3.50
John 4 Bunupg, Henry q R1sse las Fs5sr a x,,-os,'
IL tsag EzctL Jroz Saraaaak--8 L Lew. 80 f,asi
ehd Mrs Short chi.1rrn ard rr-vf A q 49, = a.
trd shf5 Mss Pigrzs-. Nina 5 N-D1nS5 $500 % =, ~
and lady. Bon jssEe Uoob Of Ca hxl lvss Mr, - n
Puuey,f ruaey.
n sat RtTy Trovsrisc, frsrs 1rA-sss, r., 9, -.
asD Cotton, Soy c'iidreD ard ssrvL NJ " u g.
iOn AxtieT W ID Coiiof. 90 Jui,a Hufa ~ \ u,
Mhsk1relis h0lscr Af kcLd, Ma Rad : 4 Vo- -
ceHfn. l i.soe. ahn va Fsa.ss - Osr-ts kt-. ,
w Ncn GsaTi, SnJ I age
- ~. 4~fso 10 q 80. ~ Gee ny D1r.,, : b.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-24
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
Foreign News Continued from First Page.

,be treaty Of the several parties to l. the 96th Of
Nav 1907 Under these circumstances, the Ger
man Committee of the Chamber drew mp an ed,
DIS. 10 the King, protesting against the policy Of
The Ministry on this question aud limiting that the
Sepu,ies would be compelled to show their dsap-
nrdvsl Of Il by refusine TO grsnt the exrsordinsry
credits and supplies for which il was known the
Government was about 10 apply. This address
vas 10 have been proposed for discussion on an
early day but the Cabinet anticipated the rnotion
nv dissolution on the lst. In the sitting Of that
5sv which was numerously attended rumors hav-
inc ,pread about that dissolution was impending,
DIR. Zschipaky appeared, ard Immediately after the
riru,es Of the previous meeting had been read
orpn,nncated the Royal decree, and dissolved the
Chamber: the same process was gone through IN
the 4 pper House. The Second Chamber separated
without giving the usual cheers for the King. the
DEPUTIES departing in silence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-24
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Brown, shipley & Co.'S Circular.

Pc, Canbysd.l LIVERPOOL, Friday June
The demand for Cotton DUNG early part 0 ms week
continued good, both from Gni speculation a.
well IS for export ard with erdecey 10 further ed
vance 10 prices but IN toe ss three dsyS tie mar.
keI has been comparatively quiet ard speculation slspeat-
Is anc the cuEnuiv on>lug has eNceded tbs cem-ud
brSeis have had sght s5yaBlSge TIE cuosons Of ire
Sitult repeated iocsyssy for fair psnd and fair
Mobile ID or Tor fair Orleans, aad 10 I'D madafg
cus,s tbs mHket nlcs ess hfin A-c bloyani hXu
ihtu was and the ssles H. DAY oaly stoui 500 bGes
lough The last accounts from America per the P4cc regro
sent he prospects for the next crop s tseOarS
ing.
HE sales Of he week amount 10 So bales much tie
Grgesl portion during The trsi Tires days OF Il aud
Anericsn descriptions consist Of 1910 Upland a. asa
$50 Alabama and Mobile Al * q1io ls7-0 Orleans
SO and So Sea IflaSd Al IL q IA per Ia.
Tie ttsck ma rot 10 tsiUNisd ~ So 900 hAss %
hct zoe Arre can, sr<I total ttock this
NOD es, setscn o. AZ oo bkss OF whi:s So 600 were
hneI!cst
ale plovsenoe a extremely favorable weaAer To- ;hs
crow egOas - a Gin has tsrTcs..ng effect Cora
~ ARD iuGaa Cugn ass further dec'aet about 10 pr
ansr,sy aud IL dali This price FOR The bed veo
Il sis ard or Yghue and r9xec 5s S4 81 per i.t-r u
saC NJ F-nnr - si' peT 3D. a1ll American NAsG =
Sc &c 6R e f~r 79lhS
Abos tG0 sbis rIrqenoe have been Gifposoc 81 01ii
xtcl a. IL geC0se1 Ess II % ~ @ pef cHt Ns sts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-24
SWITZERLAND.

The newly.elected Grand Council Of Berne met
for The frs, time on the lst. VI. StaemPhi, 10 the
name of the Executive Government, briefly de-
,silcd the military measures which had been taken
Cor the preservation ofordsr. report OF the tx
ecutive Council on the elections was then read. IL
stated that those respecting which protests had
been made had been divided into two categones-
those complained Of for informaity-those com
planned Of for fraud and that investg atoms haa
been made with respect 20 the former, whlie II
was proposed to refer the later TO Committee
discussion then arose as 10 whether tne uep.'
ties for Porrentruy should or should not be admit
ted The Government or Radical party proPo';s w.
the admission. notwithstanding certain acts OF Vlo
ience v,iob had been committed at the elections
The Conservative or Opposition party opposed IL
The result was III votes for the non,admisslon'
los for the admission thereby placing the IoVern.
mental party 10 the minority. Committee was
,hen srno;nted 10 make a report on the elections,
which he Executive Government desired to be re-
tered 70 il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-24
DIED.

On Saturday evening, jane q, w }. JOHNSON, aged
wear and months
The funeral will lake place from the residence OF bis
grans iher, Isaac Demi IS Thrdsi al O'Clock this az
In Ills city on Sunday evenirg sd nat Of cor,umpton
AMELIA g. wife OF Barnet Boer1n, and daighIer Of
Ira B. Wheeler, IL the 3fth year Of her age
TIE friends OF the family and bose o. Der brothers insw
Jacob Boerum snd Thomas kensett are respectfully
invited to attend her funeral from the residence Of her
mother in-law Mr6 Abraham BOsruu. WGlabouL Brook
lyn on Tuesday afternoon a. p O'clock without further
invitation.
iplermenL je242-
On sunday morning June 3, aaef short illness HEN.
RY EDWARD, youngest son Of Hetry and Eliza Far
lev, sged scar, months and % dsys
The friencs OF the family respectfully invited 10
tend the funeral this day, MONDAY Juns ~ all O'clock
p NJ from CSC Spring o. without further notice.
on the evening Of June q SAMUEL WlLLETrS, in
the Sed year Of bis age.
His friends and thoSe Of bis family respectfully inv
ted 70 attend his funeral from his late restsace 2s Gin
ton corner Of Madison s. Third dag morning tbs 2h
mat a. O'Clock II the morning. HS remains viii De taken
TO Jericho, l.. /. for inermeni
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-24


May 70 li p a. Ion 40 s. bark Jane D0'a' for ca'or
May q lat 10 S. Ion 81 a. Re7s bark Polk Hunter
JSnes Ia, p a ". Ion 81 10 W. bark Forbes ia New.
Jure n s "a s. N Ion IS p W. sch Graslhopper from
Charleston Ter Barbados
June H. Ia. 81 - y, Ion "A - W. brig Archacols 10 Bait
june % 5P " passed steamer Vleeroy, heacs Tor AZ
wEv g miles = sf Sandy Hnok
Jure IS lat Is -, Ion ~ 20 w, Br bhg Fanny 81 10nD
June IT, srS5 So Ion "a 90 exchanged signals with brig
steering = showing signal with Fei snd blue border
with the letters A C ) IN II.
Juue IS il! 60 S. Ion IS y, Jaw whaling bark bound
Nonh.
June IS lat 81 IT, ION 70 81. saw an American steamship
steering South supposed 10 be he Philadelphia hence Tor
Jare e lat 3 ST. Ion CO bark FAirmOua Ia Paisdelphia
for Barbados.
No date LAT 81 70 lon 7S exchanged signals with brig
Mar.hsn Dutch McGilvery from Csrienss fJr Boston.
Jure 10 Loo Key bearing w BY N, IS miles, ssmr Fen
nessee. from Havana bolrd n.
June 10 Cr0ok ed Island Passage was passed brig Pa
rama Eldrdee. I'm Port a1 Prince Tor NYork.
June s lat q ST. lon g. bark FAlrmount I'm Philadelphia
No date lat SO r. ion Il 50, brig America from Salem for
Jare IL si 81 ST. Jon u a. Dsnsh bark Christians. from
Ar al Quebec, June IS, ship Avasneh, Hawkins New.
York.
press 10 d. I'm NOrlesrs for Liverpool.
May n lat 70 @ on 50 o. brig Hacyou, Is days from
Boston for Coast Of Afdcs; had Ipru1g main boon.
June 9 st ST. lon Is SO, Pr brig Lofeston from Lsns
JaIe IT, lat so O lon a. bark Lagrange, OF Maisapos
2mouihs cut with $50 bbs oil
May IS lat IS 10. Ion 70 b. SAL brig showing white
sg with red letters B, supposed % be the Robert Peel
ON KTsCeroi for England. sieeTipg SN.
May IL sI 81 o. lon . S. Bf bark Lets, OF London.
June6 lat a TO- lon 81 49, sswa slip ,bswng spoHlrd
Tleston 4 Cos sgnl bound L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-24

few months. In American Stocks inc a1V'ce'
show no important change The inqairy was moo
crate at about previous quotations. Toe Lonnon
Money mark ct continued easy with rather oe''e.
demand for capital The railrosd share MAKE.
bad experienced decline Consoi' hAd hdc'oa'eu
somewhat but closed at s6i showing an advance.
The commercial and manufacturing ope'a'loH' o'
tho week were of an improved and active chArao-
ter. The upward tendency in the valae oil most
articles Of produce still prevails and the mATse's
generally wear a healthy aspect. The Board oil
Trade returns are hshly 'ail'lao'oIy IN" yell
.nnnl;sd and the demand not being 90 acnvs pre-
v;d1s ,stes were with difficulty obtained PA~
"a I'D
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-24

h'rgsret. IN NO-l.,n,, 81. Jsre DR. vivian Ers-
irtb doi on, IL lsnf DO; Pollock DO, boefic-A d. n
I'm EirRiuis Wr Wiherfcrra IN Wilmington 81 NiaR.
ga lsl IN Efofs. p. Aarv Clover ; 6h EKDr-ss IN
savannah; Sh Commerce IN Virginia. Richard Golden,
I'm Wimnr,~r; SIR Colin Campbell IN Chsre.ioa-
~ 20 > ne BIOS Croa, iH CaArsstooi slsy 81,
AR At oaeeuslo-u June l. Fsvoyt,s, ~ BALTIMORE. Msy
~, ~ sOr!stasi June 3 L1chsnysr, do sAsL
Peruvian. I'm NOresns 49,
1rsiG,sve,e9d June :, Al-zander. tr Baltimore.
Arr Il Deae june 5, s9p W-usau I'm B.lurnore, TN
h og 90, nm EOIlssrs; h Durham 70 s,vsraah
On " 800 W. ~, - saee 'nrs 'n cha-ssiol
ya,s Csifoorn' RON Noreansi an Genisor IN Pals
AR 1t Antwerp lure s. ships Godfrey, from Charleston
Hcho.Ss !, do
ArstTi ie.'e Nav q snip ray. IN No-lss,..
Arr Cseiz hsv a. ship Arua Nsrs IN NOrs.ns
Arr 81 Gbfss' Nav - ships Soc, IN NOdeaas; 81
hsry Dsle, ~ Phisosiphla-
Arr siihe Clyle MAY 81, ships un'corr. m NOdeaos.
June !. City OF Glasgow, tsl IN NYofE 81 io~s, fm
Orleans.
3 Wsfhingion ~ snd sd for Bfere1 Sd May 81 ship
Ginie 'or NYork
Ar. Lordoncerry May 81, ,stp Provirc'si.' In New
Ar Cd he Bish, Nay 81. chip Ocean oasel, I'm Nev-
Orleans.
June Brursv'ek dos % Fssev 40; hsy y" Albert Cal
istin I'm Mobile; Jnre ,, Arshe'a do
EYorh
Ar siAns,.rda- Nay 50. ship schueu, I'm NYort.
MT on plymouth June I. ship bufnafn, IN SaNallhu
Arrs Newport NAV 81, Wasp IN WumI igt1n d,
June Eeanor Tor NOresns May 81 Isaoels, Ior ss.i-
more; Rover 0r Ri-Hwn1f Jrns nan - pvt a'1
AR 81 he Scf@'de Jrne s, san Emsrls orr. from
Charleston; p Lexington. In HOr-ans.
Sd I'm Csfcf Jrre }. Dlsrsel fOr Bel irnpr~' May 81,
Jsvs, ~ chsfes0r; 3st Avsra'o Jr Tho uaIo- Ju1e
5 Sr GOltorf, for Charleston.
SD I'm Dun@ee JTre Louise f1- Clar,ss.ou.
So I'm PjucEw May ,, MARY. for NYo-S
80 m Ro-h-le Nav q shio Ta..T b. ~ Nf0fk.
SD I'm Belfast May q ship Argol-. FOR NYOrk.
Sid I'm Falmouth June g ship Siliss for NYork.
sd n Pensrih Roads, date, ship Collector FOR Ba-
hmore.
From our Correspondent
PHILADELPHIA June 23-AyTfrst bsrks Pasz, Puerto
Csbeo; fremont Sears. Boston, big Yucatsn, Saser.
Trinidad De Cubs; Victoria, (Br Hail. Nassau MP
Taylor BUemsn. Boston.
Ciearsd pa steamship Osprey Dickinson, Charlei, N,
banks Columbia chinman, Msrssiles Nashua Cl.t I'd,
Boston; brigs Adrs Nye, Halifax; Canton, C,owel Sos
tor; schs morsOon, Slimsn, Maysgu 2 PR FideA Gar
wood Wilmington. NC. Delaware, Hs-ting. Charesio1
Eugeris, Smith, Norfolk Kate Stuart. OGDEN. kchn nd
Ssrs'ogs Thomos)n Msrbleheai. Henrieus Reed. New
Bedford; Taylor Bsteman. Pal River, Ellen, Ni-kerS),
Boston; Lybrand, Bel, Fail River Hamlet She'na1
Providence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-24

The Reading Railroad Company has given no.
tice to the holders Of Coupons OF the Company due
on the LIST ofJuy, to leave them at the Office on or
before the 2sth inst in order that checks may be
prepared for delivery on the LIST prox.
A little paragraph is going the rounds OF the
Dress TO the efec. that the receipts on the Susq1e
hanna Canal for the last fisca year were bat some
100000 and only about $1,000 more than the re-
ceipts for the last previous year AS toe debts OF
this Company are something rising two and half
millions OF dollars, the statement that It's annual
revenues are only 100000 is rather disheartening
to holders. The facts ere, the receipts are about
two and q half times as great as stated, end a-e
ste, Oily ON the increase. Is folloHE:
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lFhalers.

spokenJ1re "A at28, Ion y brig FralkFu, (of Prov.
ircsosn with 90 bJs oil same .s .4r PltEsin lcl doj
clren.
so I'm NBs5f I'd -elh- ship, WIN milton, Tor Pac.fc
Ocean; Mary Isdisn Ocean
ship Alert kch sailed ron NL1-d11 is.t IL bolud ID
North Pacific.
spoken--Jan 81, oa joan Fernando hn A Roth W'l.
ptnry, Hsv~7, cieeu FEB "a. lass s. lon II " Tare-
Bfohsrs Mcte. Nantuckel, go b1is f251 Will z.f %
Iuan EernaneeL u EsIe Carey, Pa-al-y 81. D y.
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rh,e Hsu-rSorf Msgdslep- Rsfepsr Efs "iegana Nf
u. $50. Geo Wohrecht Frances Muller
i. "a Hss,>- J,o. @aayarus Pk,a' 49,, a o7'
- a., Ck.rein Nj u~l Ctsp sn. Pedro Caspian
" r. -, Fal~rs f-on Re-1H1t-hey sek-f' -
a., " = Psn lady and daughter, Ma Harvey Mss
IT, NJ. Darrell Mrs Holison, hiss Tty.or VI 80
s..yJ'n nv J HON sui an, z Wood. r 5lfr1 -
Dr. PbiIHss D Baden. Talbot his' Pln Fraser ID
n Uini.rs n shiimsn. Thompson. W JosL
T. s,;e Ds-a-a-ss (,oa CaSdeags-H shssliE slrEe,
william = MeClane- -,
IT, a ~ S,tb.n Haze M EIlin. Mr. hsrshaI
IN brio Cs>en Ttcfo-ll. (y0@ 81 Nvins-af- MeNlIo
and 8 Children Masters Thaieus and beol hnghes-
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To Mariners.

BAR AT TIE PoRr or AykIR0.-Tie Two LANDMARKS
erly existing the al she enirscce 10 the POr OF
Avero on Portuguese Coat have beel removed and
instead thereof there been bu In The FORT the bar
eiTcnlar siguslOver whi'evashed hasnR 81 palms d.
Aeier the haze ard s elevated lQ3 palms above hs
evel Of high IN the The tower Is 800 ish-
one Eat Of the bank or the bar he Two old land make
ihl lake away 10 the North aud The other
10 The South nesry distant from each oheF TO fs,hOns
and tom ihe signal tower that GA fahJns ana this so
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INDIA.

Dates from Bombay 10 LIST May and from Calcutta
a. So,h are At hand Politically the news possesses
no interest Its commercial features are at Cacut-
IA an active import and declining export Money
msrket unchanged and rates Of freight unsettled
~ nnasTeone no change. The export market 10
x,;,bout animation from the scarcity OF Money
Money market easy. Freights unsteady.