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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-20
Spoken. dc.

Apr lat IS &C. Ion go slip John Calhoun. of Baih
April q at % "a, Ion IS u, ship Virgins, OF New
Yo.k.
Msy l. lat n 81 ion 81 s. Br bsrk Ireland, I'm Gloucester
for Quebec.
May Ist A. &c. lon g. bark Highland Mary I'm London
May H. lat A. Ion 60 brig lierquin, from Liverpool Tor
New.York.
April ~ lat ~ 81 lon q a. Br bark Lady OF the Lake. IA
Glasgow FOR Boston.
April 80 sL &C. ship Italy, tOf Bath steering 10
the westward.
May lat ~ CO. Ion As 50, passed ship Z, I'm Noresus
for Liverpool
May H. lat a. 50 20 psssed ship Centurion, hence i0'
LiverpooE
No date lat < S. ion 4 0S, ship Britannia, IN L1udon
No date lei % 3d. lon ~ 10, ship Charles Woion, from
Boston for London
April a. LAT 80 d ~ lon Il IS w bark Mouelo', 10 1aya
from Boston for Rio Grance, with oss OF oreopmast and
msintopcalani mast
March ~ LAT ~ s. Ion 30, Br bark ileisp, tfo London
for New YOfk and savannah
Hav TO- lat Al le, 81 q. Br haTk Heen MAID rom ADJ
werp for NYork.
ay Is lat "a l5 lon H. pilotbost Canton, o, stmors
April L. lat 50 ~ lon Is 40 ship Geo Evans, Couisfd
m Hsvra for NOrleans
Apr26 lat So ion Il, n Ssrsnsk julius IN Liverpool
for Philadelphia
Ap'i q, OF Tusksr, ship John Hamitou I'm GreecooE
for NYork .
MAY LEI a 81 lon q. ship Leonidas OF Warren, I'm
Orleans for port in Europe
No dale Lar 46 49, lon - 20, ship Centurion from LONDON
for NYork
April g. lat 50 Is ION IS y passed Am barS, mot
SHOWN from Baltimore for Cork With loss u loreniasA o.
boom and buwuks-probably the Victory, Hudgins for
BE fest ~ -
April lat 81 cS Ion 49, bark wysn1ot.e, (of Bath 10 ds
I'm NYors for Limerick.
Msy H. about 200 miles IN South shoal brig Jenny Lind,
Comery, I'm Georgetown, sc, for Thomssion
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Passengers sailed.

4. Steamship Ci-yD ffas90,g, Glgsr--sis fIoaz-
ard child. CHnsoa; Hiss Napier, NY0ft; Mrs John
Porter Miss Fergus Elssgow; Miss Fergus. do. Rev
DR. Suivhe Charleston: Mrs nyihe do: Mrs King, GlAs
gov; Miss Knc, do; Miss King, do; Messs Wan W. de
CsIasu; Francis Rosco Montreal Ars Auclmuy, NYorx
Miss Anchmuiy oo Miss / Auchmuty, do; Mrs De
wiz Clinton. do; Mr. Hood do; Mrs Hood do; Mise Wsg-
staff do; Miss Whiiewrgh- 60; Mrs Bowes, Cslads
Miss Bonner. do; Dr. Wassiai, NTOfk; hessrs Anch
mutv, do, Rutherford, s. Louis Mrs Rutherford and
child 90; Mr. : Rutherford. do Mrs Rutherford end
child Mise Isabella Rutherford. DO; Mr. Thomas Rother
ford, do Mbrv Jackson, DO; Messrs Renfrew, SYOrk
Marin. spread Eagle Pa; 5 SimOns, Trenton, NJ; Z
Brow NYoTk; JOchIlls Hamburg; Rev j. an Bell Can
sds Mrs Gray. do: Messrs Topping Toronto; Snarr
60; W Rown Csnsds; Harley, NyOrk; Grumbsch
Mexico; Robert Tweed Rodney James Hsworh Frank.
ford, Pa John Briggs, do. Rev Manu. Pcughkeepsie;
Messrs james w Won. Pbisde phis Edward Fox; Ohm
Henderson; Charleston: Thomas S,euhouse do Wa,son
New-Yorb; ID OKeefe do Csrl klsubsrg. John Herber-
son. Charleston; Yeales Joan Geddes Thos Paterson To-
ronto David shaw, Cansda; Jas lnck-ndrick HOd gsOn
Fergus, Chicago Mrs Fernus DO: Messrs John Sobo NY
Robs Sobo. do; John StO0o. Jf do. Miss Helen $780, dO
Miss Mary Siobo do; Messrs Gordon DO; GORDON dO
HILL 10; Il $ Ross, do; A COchrans, do John Hagh
Cincinnati; Thos Pope, do r Davis, Providence. WIN
Shore, Canada; John Smith. NY; Piser Arkansas Mrs Pr
ser, do; Miss Cifona Plser. do: Miss Louisa fiser do
Mefsrs Geo w Piser, do; Franklin Pssr do, Shannon
Ga; Ross NY; Mrs Mckenzie, Glasgow; Mrs McIutOsh
Iarihyle; Miss Mary Mcintosh, do; John Meini0sh do
Mrs Wright. Miss Munro Glasgow: Mrs Schubert child
end infsn Conn; Mrs. Morton aud infant NY Mrs aryey
Brookyn hessrs John MAehe: Gordon, NY; lanes Pau.
Ton, Camden; Nee ready; A Lawson; II + Bonmsn Ps-
burgh John w Nicholson, Charleston
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SkTCsnAN, May Is. .
The Stock market was irregular at the First
Board, some Of the fancies being firm and others
lower At the Second Board, Erie improved, but
other. descriptions were without much change
Governments were in moderate demand. and Skies
Of isss, advanced " cent The advance in Hud'
son River Railroad has been large during the
week. from co. to 20. The traffic of the Road has
largely increased and this, with the determination
Of thc Directors to pat it immediately under con
tract TO Albany, has advanced the Road materially
in public confidence The Road is now carrying
$500 to $500 persons per day. The Roads on the
line between Albany and Buffalo have also adj
vanced largely within short time. Auburn and
Rochester, which has been selling al ssl ass, is
now 100 e lol Auburn and Syracuse is %; Utica
and Schenectady has advanced from ls4 20 lS4;
and Mohawk from As to IS. The rise ia Auburn
and Rochester is in oonseQuence Of the probable
consolidation Of the Auburn and Rochester, and
Asburn and Syracuse Rosds- Well located Raj
roads generally are coming ms'e INTO favor WITH
espitshsn, 49, 81 ~ - s7.saa,i - aa t'A
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Passengers Arrived.

iHpaekefship Victoria, from IoaSoa and ors1so4,s-D
OoheIy, Mary Doherty, Mary Ann Doherty, Ooberty
Z Doherty: II Williams, NJ Williams. II D Onbish, 4
Cornell, w sisbey. Hodge, T. Hodge, ) Hodge Eli
"a Hodge, Beecher "A Holder II Paops = Papps
n Pspps, + Pspps. P1ops, y Pspps, NJ A Papps.
NJ Parsons, II AdGms K ii Doherty and 800 sieerage
passeDgers
Ia pdekstsh4 Independence, from Loadoa-Mr and Mrs
Chlds OF Ne~-York
In ship Hero from Nsir- OrclAs-AFS De rrtff Miss
De Mrrit Joseph De Mirrit Miss NJ De Mirrit, Mi.s
NJ DE MirfiiI, Mrs NJ Wheeler, Mrs M Wilsoa Hon C
Wheeler and > Tn tioersge
Ia tae saP Wesfe,H Bori6, JSea Jir1yOo'-Mrs Lydia
Weare, WIN Handy and isdr. Mis- Fanny Coirs Mss
Jane iapcv and servant. Mr. Henry RO.nr Misses Fanny
and sarah Roing, nrs lane Rlsers Mas Eliza R.ynor
In ne saV gess Fgsf iron Lirsreo1-MIssss n zH-
ges, jackson, Hamilton Moves ard servant Mr. Williams
Mr. Williams, Mr. buggSn, lazy aud chidres Mr EIsnkD.
con Mr Turner hr Nrsichel- DR. Sargent Mo .hir's
surgeon ~ 10 the . cabin ard so the siesfareE well
IN t@k The Unks ffom Lirerbeoi--Messrs smith Woods
Arslet Jones and scy, Tais frih Lame adv an mani
Mr Dyce AID lady lewsor and sdy Miss Grace irwin
Miss Johnson. -
ia tAe BRIG arv, fTos llxssissJ AicC aoag h D New
ers and LADY, Richardson and son.
Miss Egan. >0 ~"
IA Lae scr Nlisre .iEsy.a from ~ Ja9o De Cut-Rieb
ard Nienols Vim Allen, Mr. LGeesn.
In nc sohS EtoI1or. from Nes0-figieaAs-B Greene
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-20
From valparaiso.

MurIsY ON BOARD THE BARK MARTIN w.
DRxrr-Tbe owners Of the Bark VIM. II. Smaller
have received letter from the supercsrgo, M
Curtis, containing the following information:
VALPARAISO, Thursday, Jan H.
Ihsye 10 inform you thai your bark, VIM. III Bnaller,
arrived 81 this port The 18Th inst slef passage OF y
days from Buceo-our number board having been a
ented by taking twelve additional persons In ms Straits
Of Magellan ten being toe master, mate aud crew %
sebooner Andes, Of New. London, and Too captain aud
nate Of barb NJ w. Brett c Baltimore, the crew al ths
ht6r vessel having nutDed srd took possession Of hs
sara VIII this addition, We he'd not water Oh board 10
carry ga beyond this 4 inclose herewith f1s.emeo-
gned by the and OF lbe schooner and ceF
fed by the Ccns1l OF this place.
The loss of the schooner Andes has been previ-
ously reported. The bark Martin w. Brett be
songs 10 Baltimore, and arrived at San francisco
March IA. No mention was made OF q mutiny on
board during the passage oat, which fact affords
good ground for the belief that the story OF the
picked up by the captain Of the VIM. II. Smaller
was an imposition. Boston Journal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-20

On Wsduescav. l5h inst nv Rev. Il. DO0ul- Mr.
RICHARD COLiFAX 10 Miss FRANCES ID. POWERS
all Of PompioD, M
On Thursday May IL By Rev. Mr.. Chase NJ GEORGE
CHOWN. 20 Miss - AR1ARET r. daugn.sr ~ D1nisl
Dixie, ESQ. all Of this CITY.
May 10th in BEDFORD T. by Rev Isaac 5. 80 RI. Mr.
JOHN II CLARK, OF ih.s city, o Mise CATHERINE a.
BUXTON, of The 70 .ner place.
At Alton. H.. 9Th inst by Rev >. Ellis Mr. A. L. CHO
TEAU. Of st Louis, 10 Miss ELIZABETH ii. bRUNEk,
q The IN Nc
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WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

VIM tKsBURGH.--The Board CT Trustees OF
this Village have made the following appoint
nents tal Whigsl
Ccuasel-S Samuel Al. Meeker.
q CAiJ Engineer-Wm. n. Gusobard.
Commissioners of Deeds--Gso z. Baker, L. w.
Uford and Paul J. Fish.
Gas LIGBT.--The new company are rapidly
laying down their pipes and it is expected the
works viii be in operation by the first Of November
next
E3~ The Hutchinson Family viii give one Of
their best selections Of songs ct Wiliamsburgh,
Ut Central Hall The house will be fall; go early.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-20
Disasters, &c.

BK sue hsRNoNV, from Mobile To- oleb~c was teen
szh ult i1si the Ice ScalEeris Isaud
The shp reported ashore Goose Island proves to
be the butch ship Anna from Rotterdam, March y Tor Boz
IOn. No particulars giveu
sHiF MErHA. Joy from Baltimore for Acapulco before
nporled pat hack 10 Rio Jsneiro In distress sier betrg
marry 10 Cape Horn. hss beea condemned
sICiLfaS ssRK CECILIA, from Norfolk Ieh COR Palermo
IN beating down TIE river got sfonl Of the gas Coo
ress Dong such damage 70 sails sp1s kc - 70 make IL
recessa'y for her 70 pat bsck fir repair
BR BASS Esvos fsl-u. n Phlsfep PMS ron Loncou-
e,rry, 90 ne I'm Apr N hi ~ q long -yp--i@nrsd
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Spokes-May iat z r., Ion o. brig Mexico (oi Wss.-
poril Ia mOrtbs out .6j bbis nii-a well.
CD a. Bedford I'm, bark EVchsnge, stevi-' At
lanuc Ocean.
eer received ia Nantucket that the ship Mara
THAT por % been lying Napsaao % days AID Ils.
al our three % he crew had efl her
spokso-Asrch s. lat d = Ion 80. Canton Packet, How
land n, New BED ford dec - for Nsw-LsGaIi.
ship Illinois late OF Sag Harbc- has been purcne'ed ~
New Bedford. D. continued Ia the whaling buauesa.
Cleared New Bedford, l5th ship Mart Chase Sonh
racit.
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Nv Telegraph.

BALTIMORE, May l7-Arr ship James Homer from
NOresns snd bark Creole, from Rio The captain len bis
inst naie and all the Original crew SEX Of yellow fever.
lie spoke, no date, ihs big Collins OF Phade.ohi
BOSTON, bay IL, MAR ship Yorkshire, from Rio
I'D ult bsrks Ursns. Queenstown 10Th llt; Brunette,
Mslspzss 5th inst; Zion, Baltimore; Elk aod Licora,
Philadelphia; brig1 Alacis, Sagua IN inst, Hin;kley,
81 Mars; sun, Philadelphia sehrs sersph, Alhsmbra,
Henry ATKINS and Bovine. Ph.isdel phiA
PORTLAND, MAY l6-sd bsrks Percy, Havana
Robert rennelL Cuba
Arr bark Undine. from B1enos Ayres, darch g Spoke,
2ja lat 80 : Ion AZ ship Hargraye from Nf0rk f0r Ca
lao April lat p ~ = lon IS d. bark Bronies from tns
pon for San Francisco; April lat 20 80 : lon - D. bark
WIN Schroeder from salem Tor Rio Grande; orl lat IS
~ s. lon IS 2 the o. boarded from the French snip
LoudcberTy, from Bordeaux for San Francisco.
Bark Tolls Queenstown, lih ult. bdgs Robert Charl-
merce Gunlenburg and VIM Nichols Philade phla schs
A,hlhnd Csrdenas: P0shaw, Wilmington, NC; w T King
END Mary A. Fredericksburg; Addison, Capt John N
Holmes and OuIer Philadelphia. Cid. bsrks Turk and
Nests, and big Lawrence toI Pailsdsfhis
iusL lat q, Ion % bng Henry Buek, for Philadelphia
Barb Wessa CumeOn NOreans ID inst ongs British
Empire Liverpool March n; Beacon Sunderland, March
e Ellen Forresial Limerick, pril % Condovs Matanzas
Nav ,: Token Norfolk: Pima Baltimore: Charles Elliott
hsrk Aoeisde of Portland, steering ENE.
Bark iena smyrna March H. Spoke I'D ult. lat s. lou
II g. whaling brig EshcOl II de I'm Proytncetown lin
inst &c l6 Ion 81 Is passed ship Ocean Queen Of New
burypor tan NOrleans for Bremen; May H. lat 81 loo ~
81 spoke bafk A1rum Of Mystic for California
Brig AargefetIs Buenos Ayres, March .. LEI ship
TAms for Boston 10 u de; barAs John Murray. unc;
Partridge disg OceaBus for Boston ds bngs Niagsrs
for 81 Thomas 10 d. COhaDcy for NY0rk IN u de- Chiek1
saw FOR Palsgo Ship Forester sailed the 2is f)r
NYork.
NC: sch Almeda- Baltimore.
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JERSEY CITY ITEMS.

Esd OF THE WAR.-The Oysterrnen, victorious
ever their Staten Island assaiIants, celebrated
their triumph and complimented their allies on
Friday night by dinner TO the Wright Rifles.
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DIED.

On Friday afternoon, l1h ms. o. Inflammation Of Ihe
tiDgs JOSEPH GERRiSH, scn ~ Joseph aud frances
H. Gerrish aged years and no lths
W Huntington. l. l. Ga ndGy mOr1lng, May u, Mr..
LEWIS n. FINCH, formerly OF HE GUY, aged - ysGrs
On saturday, May g, OF paralysis, TIMOTHY TOONE,
hgoc 81 Yeara
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

MiLITARr-CGpt. Badwin's Franklin Guards
70 GA a tYrget excursion to Harlem today
GraDger's Band will leed them. CAPT. Burnets
Washington Life Guards viii parede with Wi.'s
Brass Bsnd "a the eveliag, 10 receive and Escort
the Franklin Guards TO their quarters.
Y The Brooklyn Union Missionary Anniyer-
ssry meeting viii take place this evening &, Wash
ig,ons 81. ~. i. Chufoh.
FIRE-A Gre broke out a! about ciocA yes
terday morning, in a frame building, known as the
castle siiaated IN Henry 81 rear Ssckett, and
belor ging to Daniel Mclaughlin The house was
entirely destroyed. Mother dwellings near Loss
about s5O0 No insurance.
SUPREME COuRT-GeBeroi Ierns--Eleventh Day
Saps'l f.. Johnson sgt KiRps Co B0ayd Of SUPER
cisors.--Tbe appellant appeals from the decision
Of lower Court in relation 70 his salary as County
Judge aedged to be due him for the time in which
judge Rockwell performed the duties ofthst Office
The decision was affirmed and appeal dismissed.
Peter ). Henry agt. Horre, Henry.-Applica-
ton tor a diyocce between the parties, On the
ground Of adultery. Decision reserved
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-20
MAR RIEU.

From GL7sgoio for Nea-- York.
CITY Of 81 AsGOW b. - N.THsss Aol the rne ,''rl
all oal s H. April Jsne sglst oct g. fa1 ~ y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-20
rom GLASGOW.

Frca Nei5- York for Glasgow
CITY 60 GLASGOW 3D. ". Nsrstvr.- Afnlt do 90 sr'rr
sten'e month, IN ha, joy ''prns.r No' an fafy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-20
Great Freshet and Immense Destruction Of
Prererty-Nine Mii,s swept Away.

We are called upon to record the most distress
rug calamity that has befalen the people OF this
section OF country. We have conversed with sew
eral gentlemen who inform US that Monday last
the East Fork OF stones River was higher than
it has been for fifty yearsor tive feet higher than
the great lreshet OF le47. The vast destruction
may be imagined when every mill and bridge from
Woodbury. TO jefferson Except Browns mill has
been swept away Tsylors at Woodbury.
Ready's, sopp's Chappers, Adamss, lmill snd
cotton gin,) Rones Sandfords, aud pearces, saw
and grist MILL have al shared the same fate
Pearcos, new bridge, Browns, Brandons and
Readys are gone. Beside this, there has been
greet destruction to farms all along the river. Mr.
Ben Rucker, we learn, lost a string Of fence three
miles long, and mauy more have suffered greatly
IN the same way We have not yet been able 70
ascertain the amount of damage done. We have
heard the loss estimated at from 100000 to
$4,000. Huntsville Ala Star, 4th
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CONFERENCE.-The following appointments
have been confirmed by the Senate VIM II.
Caperton, District Attorney for Kentucky Thos.
GINA Charles Bingham. Marshal for the Southern
District Of Alabama William McQuiston, Marshal
Cor Northern Mississippi Henry Y. Tallmadge,
Marshal for the Southern District Of Ncw-York
A. Il. Roberts, Marshal for Eastern Pennsylvania
and Robert II. Knox, Marshal for Michigan.
MARYLAND - Returns frora all the Counties in
the State, except two, give 2S,29f votes for calling
q Reform Convention, and 1929 against it. Ms-
jority for the Convention thus far sl9o65.
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From our Correspoudeuls.I

PHILADELPHIA, May l9,--lrriret-Sch Psciac. ga
con- Laurel Del, zen Conveyance, MARKS, Laure- Del;
steamer Black Diamond Stevenson, NfOrk; steamer Cay
ugu Normsp, I'm NYOrk 1871 barSs Envoy, Brl PsIeu
Londonderry; c Bevan, Coffin Nessua brxs Random,
Burdek. HsvaDs Potomac and L Whippe Mobile: schs
Marblehead Ems, Trinidad de Cuba; Planter, Lswless,
Grsrc Crillol; Tfiai; Bradshaw, Poh Deposit Louisa
Ree,s Boston, J w Carey, Providence.
Ciedyed-Ship Europe, Mcdowell. Lsverpool'oaFks FAR
mount Whitney. Barbsdoes selsh Atkins, Boston; hng
Fsiy, Foulkes DAmsrars; sehs Jane Glover Wi1herb
Townsend, do Cape MAJ. do; Porpose, NYork steamer
Kennebec. flowers, NYork
NEWPORT, May l7--3rrrea-Scbs Mary Lo!and,
Predmore. im Boston for Baltimore; Nymphss u Hal,
Hall I'm Dennis; sun. Hail. do; Lamzrune Newcorb IA
Brewster; Fountain EDDY I'm Fall River for Virginia Rain
bow BAssst f Bsrnstsble for HsdDe, CT Elsnore and
Mary, HOwes, fm Yarmouih President Jones I'm Dlghtou
Tor NcrIos; Plough Boy, Sge1cer, I'm Greenwich Cid
rrus sch kerein, kseh, for Boston.
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B.rks ONYX Hsrdtng. san Frsnescoi Elem fBrsoen)
yroore Hondurss Poppe CO; Csrcua, Gsfa,i 90 ,ae-
irupe buhereesu 4 Bouguef Orli1 SGyohn hodbfun 80
Was # OUen s0r; Eldorado tB1 Thompson Q1eo =,
Irvr; Lirder I'D KirkPa,rch, doi A'ssrt9 tB sur
nv q John NB, irwin; Jsharn Frterlrh ~ eml VIE
u1g Char'es0n; Laura, Wsieby, Philadelphia Ma TIA
Anua Drntwster, Be fssL Ne 80
Brss Caledonia fBl Pstypss, Pciou. MS II Brsine;
lrrtur, fB Hsringtnn 81 Johns NJ l. Al teui Wa
tsrfo-d (Rrl Robinson siJohn, N8; JMeMnrray WV,
m Doodv Bsihuri, NIB Msch'gonne, Chsnoerin, Ne"
Orleans J W Elwel
sc.sk erowr Chase, LsFusvra, kc W1iiaker. Vi-''-
~ (Brl L.very Halfx, Mcdowell Hamilton, Da tn.
Alexandria Slurres, Chairman CO. ID w kdndtr, D-f-
ricl scr FffdaricEs-rg Va; C'rnein, pearoorn, ~
nord II l. w Piefsor; Ashland Sadsr. B'itmoos; Wa
rio king snd, do. JohrsOn Logd-n I'd To- Smali i4o
W Bell snewder; Notice Barlow, ard Henry Cuila hu-
low, Philsds Rio Grande, Rae, Angustl Me- ydsnc-.
Howe- n II N'cfs, keanerslni Com keir eT, Dwell,
ard Emma Lowell Bo.ioni Ps1gssse, Haley, Bridgeport
c. Cosmos Homes Ki1sston
sloopa Moses EDDY Cana, END Avon Miller, Providence
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w.rs', ard broke u ssDebeous the srSo.-d ss De,
sale aid hosts Hsi ~ ~ - flr six days IN succession
EAsK l. btvks, al Phsdelphia from Mes.ils on h a
2na ADri', sxperierrad hesvy SLOW rom 10 y 3 IN
witch o.t sails, and Z o Der daTa.e.
BR sAEK Eliza f0f Ysrnontnl Dlrkee. fou Nswpor.
ing bad y. -
BARE JuNirA, Lswrerce, from Havana f,r Antwerp.
was Knocked down, when isys out "a long S. st
5na' snd sustained some other damsgs Shs put INTO Por.
EArsci o. letter received n Boston ds'ei Haikx,
May 10 y NJ Bark N0rhnmhe land (Brl from Bosom
9r oreoec, in belfast went sshors, no dare given on
White Point near Cape Csnso snd sunk ship C6ss Ssar-
dr. tB-l Simpson from New Orl-sn- for Crehsc ,vsnt
sssore resr Ropes Hs,oor;r has s &c been got od
b ts from the Mediterranean Holland, with 4 ysusbs
eaIso 81 rqnors and silks"
Captain smith, OF brI Alsiia Al nj, por from Ba-eess
reports having pssfe5 te 3l inst IN lRl - ong IS
barge vessel I'D ussts gone. and wal. rogged gih b
tark lying hv ard her boa aor -site me wrcE beng ID
leewHrd could get enough ss,sr;sin her usnA
BFIe CHsaLorrr Al Quebec, from hsiaHzas LOST az ~
Choir snd chain IN The Traverse.
scHR HoFE W OASnY, from Provife-cs 'o- PnLafe'-
pnis got sshore on spe POin on the l'h Sle VII %
gctcf wiihoG, damage.
scBs NrxRoD from Boston f1r Albany, p7; into Nsw
Point Jusih
Sens THoNAs CASH Of Fair Haven before reported mis-
sing was "A len in with on The p ulL bottom ap sod both
sss zone, IN lat - q. long y 50 by schr Susan Chase,
Chsse, nsrces Barecoa Her crew m,y have beer Ak'o
OF
Misuse yEssEL-Fssfs are entertained for the sseiyo
ne schr w esnwarring (of G,,ton Capt Ls1an Hse-
bush, which ef Edgsrtown April IN. fishing cruise
Sle WIS sern ABDUL TIE mlQ0ie u Apfi, III
By The fchr Empire State. then Georges Bank; snce
which nothing reliable has been heard Concerning her,
thoue rumOred she 70 down by Cspe Ann
smack. Edmund, OF Mr. Oliver Norton, Of Edgar
town aged sbon, io. went Outin the WIN
ScHs MARY JANE LoSaS. from Boston f)r Baltimore,
with cargo Of ice put ins3 Newport 7h ms wn loss Of
head o. msnmast
scRR BAY Starr, Ryder, from New-York, for Boston.
the 18Th, carried away her foremost Ia sc1e on toe
night In The Sound sld returned Tn1rs1sy 10 repair
damages.
California Vessels spoken, &c.
Jan o. lat IS s. long s. W. ship Hermann. Welsh tom
Philsdephs, dec A. San Francisco letter nom on
hoard the h. dated Jan p lat long 10 81 renorts al
well On tho 10th Jan she was IN co with BARK Danih-,
Wing IN Boston, tDec ~ for San frsucsco also New
Lordon and Belfast bark, whose names cold ROT %
msde out-al bonud TO California Brig Caroline, Clark
adley Philadelphia 9Th Nov, and ship Cheshire. Dieks
I'm Boston let Dec which have been reported aer were
likewise In co with The Hermann the l0h Jan
Jan 12 lat 81 $ long a. ship Oneco Drew I'm Boston,
NOV "a for California.
March II, no lst &c ship John q Adams NcSels, IN
York FEB l5D, for San Francisco
April 9Th la, &c bark Bohems Loasnj fn Phi'sdel
phs, March l6) Tor California
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