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vVKI-nONTBLY LINE FOR CALIFORNIA. VIA Qua
re..-. esnesdsy April 10Th bng 81 Pier esst River,
he ylendd eoppsIsd and copper fastened CLIPPER bark
Ter regular day This vesel has made Of tho quickest
Chsgrcs record AID having been rcGnlar
Psel.t hence Cart neisheoripg port Captain
Thomas hos advantageous cspsreuce for the
Psersers will do we'll examine this vessel before
ming ohsrwiss For freight A. reduced
rat,s. sYpiy 70 kU3skLL q NORTON. 81 Old slip.
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Died.


on sunday the ga o. ss ptembpr Mr. J,,r. 4 P,,r.
Las after short ilness. aged 81 years
1hn friends sSA acausintabres Of the family are
respectfully invited TO attend his funeral on Taesday
hnerLocn, 1T o'clock. iron he tcsidance Of his
inther, Fifth Street. near Avenue A B.s remains
viii te taken TO Cypress Hilis
On Monday morning. "a September. Of dyssutery,
tusEtIs Lows Morlicit. a us'lve o. frankfort o ~
tGefmenyl, sgsd 20 years month. aud % days
He mineral wiil take place this day cruesday1 At
llh o'clock A NJ. frcm Vanderbilt Landing Staten
Isssd, ~here his friends aud hcss Of nj, father in
Law, Mr. Isssc Houseman, are rtspsetfly invited 10
attend withoUt further nuiics
Mobile. Ala papers please copy.
Tmoai's youngest son Of Thomas and Ellen Holland
sged tour months
TIE friobde aud acquaintanc,s q The family are rec
psctiully requested 20 sttprt The funeral this d.v
ttuesfey) from the re-idsn~e Of his parents No
7pWssbueton street without further invitation Tn.
dectased will be conveyed TO the burylng ground
foot of Elertnth street
81 Bros kiyn. Esd sertemtsr Javts Jrtrrs. son Of
Charles sud MARI A. Post. .gsd 9 yesrs months
aud q days
Relatives and friends respectfully Invited 20 At
q I'D the funeral ffom No GO warren stree. Rroohivn
Tuesdsy. % half past three oci1ck g. v
On Saturday - ptf mboF 1iet In uarlru, y Y A.
CsrrfarrH. aEcd 60 vidos o ftel se Jacob arbcutr
Noifulk. Va papers plesse copy
~ nargor Me, ON the itth sept mbsr G. uoaas
~ New Orleans
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ucwrrv TulslHt - the uoE hlStoriCal play q the
ttr meet marked d.mon-trstioas OF approval viii
a-uin b. Trttttttd tbtf eve nipr-Mr ard Nrf Wal.
lack Niss Wsuy % aud ur ritcu u the leading csa.
raftr-a Thtre aye a.rsrsl very s0setvu iurid nts
tLB play, tts ctnIao'tta yell drawn and the plot
tsvtiy GOOD Ia wfl o.. ut,y O. have long ant sue.
srsful tun Ntfitr,ft Will siog one Of hsr 81 a..
irr rcltd'ta ed tio ert.ttairuouts vii conclude
18th %, neio Grams 90 ne sons Of ssedea which
hi.i wi uIdoutt,d.y attract 'ud house
raoiuvp TutsItf.-coirits Iait ty.u ming again az
t."d ~ Gerald u..u.ond ia TIE nee comedy
t.r7 .uod. aad s, nov Iayra At tar groalrsy s.n
sI. aimed thF,uEh-ut collins Gang ftust 90 Luck
600 uh Ettu ny country in ssc.Ient st.. 10 and was
..u .iF rh,'isd mem 60 llrtr Of the bou'e ara 40.
sb...-.'T ~, i.s al tu.b 30. and re
.rI'tsrc 10. .ar.'sc c.7rs ii'y re NEXT in
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bose r'uar ruf.,f. arotte 'ri-h r5u ana
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t.tIsf t.u.r, --.' ... '''.c ,ll rIN'.i'hi The
ef.h ur, T.t,.. n.f.rr Nt-l '.l- H,ttin.
10 l. L.hr.aa s.a H .sH urul.lt. end Oh o.. ~.
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..tuS tit.r.s .I f.s .It.i.1 J..Ftr Pc the thst.
.n.d p, ary Hu' tH.u. ...r .te .n'.. .'Ia@.uts
i.Htcen.wr % Boy. q" 30 hssi' ser A. t's
.i,u1d rir,. meet '. .1'rasu sfts- 'HiH ven 70
..'t D. s.'r tg 'r.. ~'o coo a'ria go bee
frfy 't, n.r.' t..".i... .r.'.'' aHd every ih'ns
,... .,htca 'H il,h u.... coos Ir..aetiaa
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t.f fntirs tts .f.'".. 30. a.at' .' .H'os...ui ia.
O. . 90. uot mt,h ....l..s tlst t.ty .t..ii b. .o
trstiul e. better r.Wtrn' 81 ' .".'i .r
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from Port an rri.o: vii. IesScsa Rossirs Co. 9Th
.s ss.A .s assa To- n.n - gih 70
nah started eos spirit earned swsy bboom head r. bob
squads With BARK America ss' Ana Gs
ysa,h Brow Gsivetsn % days, with cotton to
Brewer 18Th inst Henry Brown. ssAnss died. native
BARK n,an.h SOs Frssp0rt Means Mobile, Aug Is. with
Barn Isabel. tOf Chares.onl Humphrey Charleston.
sss sSs.s s1.i sI''' Ans''a Aug ' with
& sss;:.' ss & s.
Spsks br s hsr,s, from Sa,,DaAs for fortiipd
Bars, nSgss e With Lumber
sale from NEE which lasted hours part
s Ben" S:T,sn o and
DHs Wilson Fuller Kelly sayaansh IA days. with Ssstsn
ana RE: 70 Dgnh,Es D%oG; -,
hrs ls-Ia fis..l walton. Wilmington. NC days,
sehr Mason BATH sehossd cursco. SEP. I.. with
wreck Of bsru Srie full o. ali gone
her stern sove In could not ascertain her name eastern
s.hr AURORA Boreais. Hudson, NaarOrda, % dayh with
sehr German 0ah. Powers Nswbern NC days. with
schr Perry Thomas Beaufort. NC Il days With naval
sclr Matilda Wells Smith. Wilmington. NC. days.
%.fs%
Schr rnelia Hantsp. FredrioksburE, S days.
echr Charneey, st John, Beck with, firgnis iays.
Sohr ~ G Ferris. Merrill. Virginia. days.
s. hr Gen Taylor Abraham, virrinia. 3 days.
Schr New yors, Smack, Richmond, days.
Schr Lake rsEe, Harris, Virgins, 2 days
Sotr st Nary Lake. Virginia, days
Schr Horace d. Smith, Philadelphia, daya
schr Village Belle, Wedmore, Virginia, 3 days.
Sshr henrietta, Haliock, Alexandra. s days
s ssr kSn ss. es kss. IS p SnsTS
schr vail Tru ppcr, Baltimore. days
sehr David Risey, crammer. Virginia, days
sohr strr, Heapy Virginia, 2 days
belf J MORGAN White, Virginia. 8 days.
ecir samuel Caster, Robiu son. GEORGETOWN. lara
Below.
Bark Jas ball. frc m Antigua Bay, with tosvDod.
Also, one bark and two brigs. unknown.
Sailed.
shir Albert GLllatin. for Liverpool
Wind during the day from the s.
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farmer in America, will be presented this evening
Msssrs. Jordan, Sloan, Hamilton. Miss Chapman Mrs
ractsrs. "Pss seul" by Miss L. Pray after which the
extravaganza Of Jenny phobia " which viii IN
surprising iests Of Rhgas the Greek and the
will close with the capital buriesque Of "Aicss
It's" Miss Chapman IS the guiding star
Auoa PLAcE OrIRA HoUsE.-This magnificent thea
ire which under Max Maretz.ks direction wAs 80
last season reopened its doors last evening
long before the hour appointed for the perform
snce was crowded in every department. More thau
Ave he ndrod pereons could not be admitted and the
last corners obliged to retire. The performances
com ced with padere in which the old a. sor.te
10 Cowei, appeared after sbsencs OF twave years.
and received with the most heartfelt applause
But the great attraction OF the evening was the pro-
duction Of an entirely new Partisan ballet, called
ondine,' in which Mile Celestine franck and
Leon Espinosa were to appear These artists, whose
talents had been 80 warmly commended by the Paris
papers, filed the principal parts and were entirely
worthy OF their fame. Mile o. franck whose loss has
been deeply regretted by the director OF the Grand
Opera OF Paris filled The part Of OndiDe, and from the
beginning. gained the appreciation of the audience
Her attitudes are exceedingly graceful dancing
excessively correct-her pantomims Ia true and her
poines DEFY ell comparison. She belongs TO the hoo
Of Cerito. and Is already worthy 6le OF this great
dsnsuese Her sister Victorine although very young is
very promising dansutse. and will become fsvorits
As Ter Mr. Espinoss, we do not know, indeed how 90
praise his twofod Understanding and his .alente AS
n mimic. Ills face reproduces all the emotions OF his
soul and his legs translate all his feelings Serious
and comic in the piecehis dancing is perfectly
correct In the fret case end in the second the minor
movements of his head, OF his srms, indeed OF all his
body. elected from the audience continual roars OF
laughter The music of the ballet is chsrming. and
the manner in which IL put the stage IL perfectly
good. IL was. In word not only success Tor the
art,ts but for the manager who will find every night
during this season his house too small for the numer
admirers of Miles tranck and Leon Espinosa We
cannot forget Mr.. Gredelu, who as the Sergeant La
showed himself worthy of better part. As for
the ballet ITSELF II is only frame tor dances Is are
all the pieces of the kind The orchestra chosen
by Maretzek Is what it must be in the "Astor Place
Opera House
CHRIGTYis OPERA UoUsE.--As usual every seat in
this popular place OF amusement Is filled at early
hour The singing Is excellent and the dancing can
not be equslled.
AMERICAN MUsEuN.-Barnum Is doing wonders at
the Museum by the moral drama of the "Drunksrd."
Every night the theatre Is filed. The Boil Ringers
perform every afternoon.
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reIegxaphic Marine Reports.


Aniysa.shp Capitol csleutts, Nay 10. Spoke June %,
LAT ~ Ion 0 BIZ bark Bengaor from London for Pc
Wang Jul{ at2 Is. a 90 siEnslizsd b. bark Hope,
ied BI brig Richmond, from cornga Bay for DE ga
lat - ~ Ion Is sn.asd Dutch ship Bsnea. from Batavia
ship Corneia Noreans; bark Janet Glasgow brEs Jas
CrobJ, Anarettn Henry Curtis Aonian, LavreRce Ma
retts Cs,hAriBe Mary Jenny Lind and Tucker all I'm
Brig Neptune Cenfussos schrs Melv ie Washington. d
{; kilen Dale, Bamee; Globe, and Nash, fhladei-
sers Tropieur Rotterdam; Lord fitzgerald Galway Fo-
Fredericksburg; Charm Riohuondi vandsla Con-
Efese Nrhs~h and Richmond fhiiadeiphia Ii Dorado.
Carsd-shits Zuima. San Francisco shirley Norlesns;
North Bend ssvsnush sohrs Luther Child, Philadelphia
EsyGo~eT, frederioksburs.
ArriysS-schr AIbsmbrs, Boston.
Ciesrcd-Brig Richmond, Martinique.
CHARLESTON, Sept 81.
Arrived sohr Lorisisns, NYork.
FAhL RIVER. Sept 10.
krrivea-sehrJ Smith, Rondout; sioop Ess.s SYorki
2!st, s-oers Excel de; Neptune, Rondout.
sShrs Edward Wood from Edeuten. NC, Tor HYerk pa.
IN yesterday account Of head Winds Margaret from
night also susan Mary for York Two sohrs belonging
20 wrooktrs TO pieces at stteIts lnet while attempt
ng 10 get on the b:s Belle. which les in sds
t.on than ever
Arrived-sohs Iimads, and Tiger Philndephia; Miner
va Delaware City I'd erls Mary Perkins, pie'ou.
PRovuossOE. sept 81.
Arriyed-sohrs United, Nsnsomond Qaesn, Bai'imor';
slo.p LEwrsEce, kYork 3D. schrs Wedm0re Nanre-
ssiled-secp p, Roger Williams, and Hawkins Srcrk
PoRrIssD. Sept. 81.
Arrives Bsrs Ru.sis. Newport, T. ga brig DamarssCy'
ssed 9ist-ssip Milan. Sorlsaus ssht Merrill FEEDER
iossburs.
LOIS leland rlork; schrs Susan DC; Ma
ria Albany NIAGARA, Vetors and Martha Mara, erk
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MARKETS ELsnwHERE.

PIIA pfuA, ssrr 23trsi b,prd,lo shs Farmers
hechsnics Rank 20. SEQ Peans %. IN 40
iii 90 Pha Lxeharge.s5s. - Morrs tabal IL; 80 do.
TNi 10 urian Canal n al 201 sesaiug c. 5o i0j d.
90 40 shs WILMINGTON mr., "a IS Planters Toa
ttsste, ets; Manufacture Mechanics Bank, 2s,;
10 Pesdipg iHie $50 fenna Sc % Pena'a kR siis.
Second Board-sbteD Camden and Amioy Cs >5I gih; ~
shhres Reaang - b. do. herfia, 1sif s{Np sohuylkili
NayEstien o., Loo So 81 Pcrnsylvania ST. o. SEQ
do Hl 90 Wilmington Raj road o. % so sha.es nion
lp sl"o Lehigh hsrtgase 81 81 Sk0D Keasiss o. 1875
8 90 SusquehannA Canal o. , 2e.
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Movements OF dlstlWg uish cd individuals.
We are happy to hna that Doctor Mott has returned
from Eursps, In renewed health and vigor. Having
visited the various departments of science Engisnd
and France he has had opportunity to examine
the new Inventions, aud view the proven euts in bis
depart ment OF surgery etc, and will continue TO
receive his patients as usual We wish him success.
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COUNT OF ALCoY

'bANl w AhNOt
J informed you ia my last that the Count Of
Alcoy had been recalled, snd that Gen. lose de la
Ceucba, ms successor, was shorty expected. lie
has not Yet aTnved, nut Will no doubt, be here be-
iOie many drNs
Don LOAN dr Payia. the new Governor of Ma.
ALLae, aiINt q here on the 18th, and Gen. Roncal
has BEEN % uIut,d yiCc-tieurTal, and Gen. Luna
lnsprc CT Grntiel. 10 place Of Conde Mirasol
The Italian O,'ia company ART expected here on
Tie I'd or 81 Ui October. The musical season will
begin on the l0h ul next month. During their ab.
s. nee, some performances have been given in the
TacOn theatre, under the direction Of M. NJ Ar
genie and Run, who had ON the 18th compliment
tory bentht Which was well amended. III senior
Afeente is organizing dramatic company. with
Which he viii give some representations on the
isiend.
~ ST. Don Francisco Garnics, administrator OF
the railroad OF Card uas, gave on the oh last a
magnificent banquet Ia honor OF the Governor,
Col ID. Nj ,nurl Heatnr. 10 which all the fuRCtIon.
srirs 81 the cry were invited
A dramatic company, under the direction Of Sr.
PHaToso, was eising performances, which were
well aittIosd, az Csfd. mas.
All the papers ~, ak Of the immense success OBJ
tanned b. JrLny LiBd. m her first concert at New
York, AID eNprris he hope OF seeing her in Ha-
Yana ueNt WtufCr
new WORK. ,nren by sra Dona Amalia Pasi.
and entted " The Victory a. Csrdrnas," has re-
Gently APPEARED IN Havana, and has met with the
greatest success.
The Governor or Captain General, on the 5'h
inst, Issued IN order, by which the spanish is the
only authorized langusgc TO be uscd BY students
81 medicine sud surgery.
Mr. MacalhstrT, the great MAGICIAN, Is daily eN-
prcted al Havasa, where h. Will gave several per-
tDfnancts.
There IVES very asstuchye fac at Cardenas on
the evening of the II h inst.
The Officers 81 the American ships connected
with he CardraHs invasion, aud whO we're tried,
found guilty, sni f-BtguCed to eight months i'm
lfi-onnfg' haid labor, with ChGius will he sent
70 spain Ina a few days.
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on the ed inst, by the Rev. Mr. McClosSey Aucus-
rusJ M,rssILto Miss M.sossEr AUGusTs Bsra, all
Of Ills city.
At Kineerhook, on Tuesday 18th Inst by the Re.
W a. stcbel. Mr.. GEoHoN Hfur,noruAM. OF View York
20 Miss Canvass ANN AtsTr. OF the former place
Gu Wednesday evening 18th inst. In st Thomas
Church. Brooklyn, BY the Rev. r. II. Bourne. THro.
brCHAJw 20 EUriu.Nia WATKSsor. eIIest daughter
ofMr W W wAtkinson ali OF that city
On the Esd september at the sullivan street NJ n
church. nv the Rev, Mr. Ferris. Mr. jaws q WsENFE
% onkers, Mestcbester county to Miss Fttg.r,ruJ
daughter Of II. birdssu, Esq, Of this city
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nR RALTBs PRACTICAL FRIvArE rssarIss

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Letter Bars per steamer Asia, lavpool viii sss At The
Exssnte ResSins Room go kzohsnse 18Th inst
Letter Bass steamship Ohie tor Envsnr,
the Preihs val close A. the above efe Thursday Sept
70, AZ o'clock.
Lester B.ss for Jamaica, ChAsrss. Panama California
TIE Pacific. CITY. will close
KxeSsnse Reading Room t6 Eschansel Saturday, 18th
inst 1hete malls viii he forwarded In charge OF special
messenger. Postage 10 San Francisco. Is cent?.
Lsttor Bag Tor Rio Jsneiro ne. Oonmtis
sil close A. the Exchange ReAanE Room t6s 1kshsngs
Haptsy, JJth met.
Latter BARS Ter steamer. New York. for se ysnsr. will
eots at the Exchange Reading Room Col EEohAhfsL
Tuesday, 2fth iIft, ss ~ Q clock
P.s.Lestsr. can be prepaid the Above saos - say
of the world.
vns Isevs Letter BAGS arc also Kssyon d Wan srss,
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o. NERVOUS DEBiLlrg-Ds. DE laNEr. q us
" reuard street contiuuss a. pry particular
az iorrh q sexua attltT tisatiaal veal ass. eus-
ens i'm potency and imrt iiaenis g. arrass rsacrtr
De rular treatise tefg Tlsut ieth titiep
cusyey 90 Bis ratiru's. ThoO Vhn have suffered froa
cert ssss q roTio, FROM deetesus frurs ssraia
shidetes 6e h. voula 10 hsrgt sIo thsm ths rel
ned Ireatucnts also ~ lsiter % Rag -, Frsnak
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DRIykTE LIVING IN AsYLuM COMMUNICATION
bedy. ~ btane fark.
~ sg.ros N. much risaturc 3. recommend the sbs,.
insi ~ ton, easu a'ed much gooa kno~ DR.
ktBeey sna think tin ttlfgl WI atsa 70 arT.sss
vNigNTrNT vOTr IN
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NEDIcAI..

he. sCnhkfTtR, FORMERLY FiRsI PHYSICIAN IN
ohs o. ihe arsesi beet as 10 srs.ay sbd Profess.s
ne lniIeuiJ ~ Nirstufgh, CfUrs Lla ssryoss al
Of modails surgery ard uiiwcry or az hours fr,r
ptosP.h " Howard sirssL
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WARRANTED
w cure heuralga, hssPhr0aesiA. Tie uoorssI ali yi,-
lent fhs ResnAtim Coat AID sise,fsr un5rr tbs
head 81 kstfotfor The mercy Tsturred. 81 ,is-sg
dozen. Depot. ~ Nassau rr. Waite unasytats
vieh street.
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EnPIEk GIN LINE-rpRouoH rfoKrrE rs s,.

II fIaneseo via Chafrstt nrJaY 1ti APPRENTICESHIP
sriebad steamship CkEsCENT CRY, in toss barss n
Shs stodlard eoInmsnacs. "A ssys her dock pier Ne
syh sv,r 70, cnssres, On saturday September 2slh.
Sseictk lare "a Chs-r-s-Aftsr saaan
tl0 lover saecn S s,e.rssr (ra,rress sne bosral ~
rsmA 20 css frsr CISCO IN ~. ard spsaaid
,hip constatior-firs eaba. Sici stssr.ss. tia Doe
J. 1owkRp q SON. 81 Bross-,y.s.y.
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The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-11-13
Great Glee in Boston.

We extract the following notice of meeting
held in Boston on Saturday evening last,
1t will be seen that the Free-soilers are in
"high glee," as we'll they may be, after their
triumph over the Constitution and the laws of
the land:
"An adjourned meeting of the Free-soilers
was held at Faneui Hall OH Saturday evening,
which was we'll attended---the galleries being
again occupied by ladies', mostly of color. VIM.
B. Spooner, the President, stated, among other
things, that William and Ellen Crafts had re-
Gently taken their departure for England James
w. Stone read letter from B, B. Mussey, the
Free.sol candidate for Congress from district
No. l, in which Mr.. Mussey says to his party
"you are at liberty to use my name for what it
is worth rs an expression of disapprobation and
adherence of that Infamous Fugitive slave bill ~
The meeting was addressed by II. G, Smith, G.
F. Farley, and others. The resolutions sub
mitted on Thursday night, were adopted, and
the meeting adjourned in high gee."
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-11-13
"The Hipher Law.

The honors Of the paternity of this new creed
have been claimed for JOHN G. SPENCER of New
York, who, it appears, promulgated it as early
as the year 1920. Its great Apostle and propa-
gandist, however, has undoubtedly been another
distinguished son" of New York, WILLIAM H.
SEWARD. The State that produced the founder
of new religion (Mormonism,) has also estab.
lished new code of conscience-and both have
found disciples in abundance at the North.
The Syracuse Daily Journal publishes the
following as an extract from a speech Of Mr.
JOHN c. SPENCER, in the Legislature of 1920:
60 further than the gentleman from Della
ware (Erastus RooD on this subject. He says
that the adoption of the Declaration of Independ-
ence in this State constitution, renders slavery
unconstitutional contend that the first act of
our nation being a solemn recognition of the
liberty and equality of all men, and that the rights
of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness were
inalienable ard the corner stone of the confeder-
acy and is abore all constitutions and all laus