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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-24
Counterfeit missouri Bills, &5c.

C,vcrSvArI Wednesdey, Oc. q
Counterfeit SO bills Of the State Bank OF Mis-
sonri have lust come in circulation They are 50
wei! executed as to Standardization very difficult
The river all the way down from Pittsburgh IS
falling Weather wet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-24

NuEDa. wednesday, OCT y
The Opposition Convention at Lima to-day,
nominated James s. Wadsworth, o! Geneseo, tor
Congress IN the Livingston and Ontario District.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-24

The receipts since our last have beell--FlorR
Loco ibis WHEAT, 27,000 bushels Corn none n orr
is in moderate demand tAe marAei is heavy with sirb
downward tendency S0Go ibis Were sold al 750S 81 Tor
Michigan. There is fair milling request for Prime
CogN is not 80 active, but notice Change in prices
WHlSKY-Sma sales ct yesterdays rates. EXEIGHYS arc
unchanged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-24
Fire ut Washington.

WAsHiNCros, Wednesday, Oct ..
The stables attached to the late dwelling OF COZ
Burchc were destroyed by lire last night with
horses, COWS, &c. The fire threatened serious
destruction at one time, but the ,iirehen were
prompt in extinguishinS IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-24

U.S.DIsTRICr CouRT-Bctorc Judge Judson-
Deciaions.-Ho tlaHd d .4spinwaN vs. The Bark Itard
Chirmdn-On alleged charter party, III Si9 TO convey
LOCO Of coal 10 Acapulco, coast OF Mexico me acto
is for damages for non-perfonRnCc. 1t question
of act and the agents of the respective parties appeared 10
differ in what they considered the agreemenone that The
price was to be So 81 per and carrying launch freight
free; while the other that be $40 and nothing
originally said ubou, the launch II was intended TO reduce
the writing but the parties had not both assened
to the There appears not TO have been any contract
which would hold either purity Libel dismissed, with
costs. -.
Dqrid p BramhaN Thos ShQicr, Jr-To recover $500
on tie balance of freight money charter party OF the
leans and back 81 100 half 10 be paid by the con
sguees New Orleans, and the other halt by MI ) on the
return of the vessel She consigned to Messrs 5 Toby
Nephew who refused to act under the consignment, and
charter of Mi having funds OF his in their hands and
The Cupuin consigned the vessel them and obtained
return freight Which credited Mr.. S on the charter
parv and The above balance LETT which he declines paying
on the ground that the Captain insisted upon terms With the
House there which the of the charter party being
shown but that the Charter party brokenfrom lad5
being supplied. and the Captain compelled 10 act for him
self "WGen shipper" the Court said "consigns the
CARGO particular House, and the House refuses 10 act
the charter party Olated-eguy broken. aud right OF
action accrues the owner OF The vessel Judgment Tor
lbellant, case be referred to ascertain damage.
Peter Cure assignee Wm. 4. BuHvSBy Assignee OF
Benz Town. 10 recover for three suits of sails furnished for
soops Notes lad been aken and renewed, but protested.
The Court held that taking note for the balauce due was
10 waiver OF the lien Judgment for the hbellant, with
have been entered when would have sutced the qes-
ion raep
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-24

RI We have received the annual engraving of
the Philadelphia Arr Union for 1850. 1t is large
and very handsome Mezzotint OF Huntin5ton's
well.known Mercy's Dream" it does credit to
to the association which puts it forth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-24
ANTHONY ] BLEECKER, Auctoneer.
EeFRFNlPTORY ExECUToR's SALE
"a, T = , -r,IIfT I, d D nDusDr,-

Il OF VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, on the
.,rer Of Chatham ard ChRfnbers-streer Auction "
THoNY ] BLEECKER viii sell az Auction on T HI RS
DAY October the 9th. At y O'CLOCK al the Real Estate
SAFES Rooms Nm. 7 Brqgd-stree, the following vauable
Property 10 tie highest bidder. VIZ
corner OF Chatham AID CAanbcrs-street-The LEASE
HOLD PROPERTY on the corner OF Chatham AID Cham
hers-stre, being 81 fee fronting on ChAthausreet s. feet
inches eli Chamberstre,t and y eet the rear being
on lease fon the Corporation OF the City IF NewYurk for
u vars ON Man 1857 III anna rent 100 dollars with
covenants OF renewals Tit said property Is now rented 10
good tenant for I'VE years from May last an annual rent
of y 80 with The great improvements now CON
e,piaed in Chamberstreet ard The increasing value of
property thai street ogetler VITA the admirable position
q lia pr 80 5 M ~ Slitl ana CAainoers-
lease one II tie most valuable n the city.
$40 per cent with the sucuonees Gs 10 be paid On
tie day Of sae The residue 10 be paid I'M day OF No.
yelabe. wieIi lie deeds IL! be rely for delivery
VI Il. NOAH Executors he -
o.+lt ABRAHAM J. JACKSON son, esceesee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-24
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Oct. 8.

lIafhtIs. .. \ LBANF, OCT
The past q hours receipts have been-FLouR,
l26Co bbis; WHEAr l4oe0 bushels; CoRN. none; BAR
EY 5000 bushels The market for FLOUR has been rather
heavy but no change in prices ne noticed There Is
fair milling demand. For PRIME Wheat, saes 2oo9 bush
els al It's for Michigan. Tie Gnsac:i0nsa BARLEY have
been 2oC0 bushels, At GSGS6 for !~onowed and slG3c
fOnr-YpWen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-24
BY TELEGRAPH.

Markets. :. NEW-ORLEANs, Oct. ..
The sales OF CoTToN yesterday were 4, 900 bales,
al very frn prices Fine new SueAgis firm al 6AQ53 50
hhds neSH Mot..ssEs sold at Soc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-24
NTICHI7AN SOUTHERN RAIL
IHH nn.n 1,nAlnANN - I'M am SEVEN PEI

NTJCuTtAN SOUTHERN RAIL-
EHnOtn CO,,p,Nv StnO onn SEVEN PER
-,->-r NLeOpTS tIL' "a NSe4ed proposals for four
ZEN |. i 3rs of The first md only Mortgage
hundred tho9sai aoaS Railroad COMPANY bearing
honus Vi VIC . ;u hs received until 18th day OF
seven per cent interest," VIZ "S ' -
November next .-,.;,;,,s of . sne.,,
These bonds are ssu1 hie' ~ In, -
acf of the Legislature OF Michigan, autotILlhg tue
to dispose OF sell their Obligations, ethef With oI w'
out that State such rates or prices as may uPo
and If sold below par to be binding as II s9id NJ Pa
They are secured by Il mortgage executed 20 Shepnerd
Kan Fc ofthe civ of New ork in trust for The bond
LoiSaaIrss 10y
This mortgage covers the entire line OF me company
Road in Michigan, whether already oul Vi neIca., W w
constructed and provides that oonds 10 WI ao's NO.
amount not more than 100000 can be issued 9hu ae ha
Road shall have been completed to StGfgs rui, An Us
lance of II miles from Lake Erie, to when point WI" va
completed by the first OF January next - ,..,... -.
The security offered for the bonds Is therefore, u noltass
lien, and substantially the only men, upon i9"u wSi
when complete the state line OF indiana VII nave near
~ lao miles OF main line beside praEch VI W @ IN
which Will have cost including the orguui oua{ Wy o
State, and the reaymg the present trace ABOUT s'VO'O
Of which 81 5ouUoo wl oerepresenlse oy ss"Gn, h m
miles yields income ample to protect the entire debt
proposed TO becreaied and Inc ehgtn OF competed ING
and consequent increase OF revenue Is dey increasing "
fordng security which Wal place the payment VI INC aeas
! beyond all contingencies a., -, >, o..
September $20iSO These receipts were derived from tho
road in its present unfinished condition. Fllly miles Of
completed road viii be added to II within thee inohl,
and will be extended 10 The St Josephs RIVER at me lu
ana State line early next Spring. thus doubling the lengh
| ofthe main line now in operation.
This road is part OF continuous line Of Railroads nom
the CITY of Newly the Mississippi River oy way OF
the Erie Railroad aud the Lake Shore Road 0d ~ en- I'm.
portan link in the chain.
Nearly the whole of this great line from New York TO tho
Mississippi River either Completed in the course oil con-
struction.
AS the means for the construction Of the road ready for The
iron provided for by stock subscribed and beng paid M
by regular and the proceeds OF The bonds ARE
manly required 4f e purchase o. Iron Iegy l bs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-24
LAW COURTS.

Counr CALENDAR-Ihis Day.-suPERIoR
CouRT-Nos ll9 100 1862 lG4 lG5. lGG, 80 72i, lOl,
65, a. 81 g. lO7 % &C. SO, H. &C. IS, ISL, 40, IS 49,
lSg ~ r. 81 90, l48 &c. 95, 81, 146, Gl3.
SUPREME CoURr-Gencral Term.-Nos 80, g. p, 80, -
~ 2I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-24

re- Citizens ard strangers can examine TIE operation Of
the Magnetic Telegraph by calling al Aoroas photographic
Rooms. IN Broadway, n. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-24

~ The Circulars of Barring K Brothers
and Richardson Brothers K Co noticed else
where, as being on this page, are unayoidably
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-24

F1RE-Yesterday morning about o'clock, the
stables of Mr.. Hughes, in the rear of Myrtle-ave.,
between Carton.ave. and Cumberlandst. were
discovered to be in flames, and though assistance
was quickly on the spot, the fire in few minutes
communicated with the stables of A. L. Carman,
on Carlton-ave., and in short time both buildings,
together with the out-houses and frames adjoining
were mass of black ruins. This was no doubt
the work of ncendarics, as five times before
within the last few months, similar attempts
have been made to set fire to the stables of Mir
Hughes and at one time fellow was discovered
escaping, in broad day light, after laying the plan
for the Contamination of his dabolical decd. The
property destroyed was not insured. Fortunately
the horses had been taken away before the fire
broke tout.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-24
ADRIAN H MULLER, Auctioneer.
DFREMPTORY SALE OF LOTS IN

ADRIAN Fl NICLLEK, AuCuUIttT
DEREMPTORY SALE OF LOIS IN
Il THE SIXTH WARD OF THE CITY OF BROOK
LYN.-ADR1AN II, MULLER VIII sell At Auction on
Exchange The following Valuable Property-yiz
One Lot situate the junction Of Glamiltonay and Bush
ST having front on the Avenue Of33 feet inches.
One Lot situate on the southwest side Of iIanilton-ay
adjoining tue above end running through to Bus-s having
front both on the Avenue ana Busiest. Of Is feet.
Two Lots situate on the southwest side Of Hamilton-aY
adjoining the last described lots, aud running through 10
C0urt-st having front on the Avenue OF - feel.
One LOT situate ut the junction ofamilton-ay and Court
having front both the street and the Avenue Of %
feet inches.
One Lot the northeast OF Court and Bush
being = feet II inches width by 70 feet indepth.
Maps OF the above be had at the Office OF the Auction
Ger, Wall-st (734) o&j IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-24
Markets. -. .BAlrlMoRE. Oct
NIarketS. Rrrr,to ~, .,

l,4o0 bbls: OF Broad.st. FLOUR, and 500 bbIs. OF
City Nils were SOL al 81 d. GRAIN Is unchanged, Mes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-24
Regents of Produce.

RU tbe North Rirer Boats. Oct 23.-l2. 500 0bls.
l1dng ~ do Ashes . co Whisky 70 head Sheep 1913
is6 Wheat; 2l5O pigs Cheese; $50 do Butter 5@4 do
Reef. $50 DO Lard {; SO do Wool.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-24
THE Cattye Slow at Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, "Wednesday, Oct. o.
There is tremendous crowd at the Cattle
Show; all the hotels are overlooking and pick
pockets are reaping harvest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-24
NOR SALE at PUBLIC AUCTION

Il beautiful COUNTRY SEAT and FARM, lately be-
longing Richard Barnes, deceased, situated IN me own
OF Easchester Westminster Co. Nefork, 10 miles ron
Railroad Depot at Tuckahoe and p miles nom me Ge"
York and NswHayen Railroad DePo al N ,s
and fenced On the premises there Is beautiful darden
and ABUNDANCE of Fruit Trees &c The 0 D6oa e ss
e~nr5 rort,rnoris me y9y OF the East River and
Founding county For further Pe[ic GU tI 4 ~ Of
w J. BARNES. So ThiFd-ayenue, or o. Gb,AhA-so a.
premises
O'clock P M. TIE premises CIT I7I'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-24

SUPERIOR COURT - Before Judge Paine. -
Henri PqNet VS. Exams q OSmiiran-To recover broker
age on freight and passengers for California, sad TO hev
been agreed ut per Verdict for plaintiff, Sill TO-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-24
I UrcEM1N Auctioneer.

j. HEGEMAN, Auctoneer;
ERIDAY, Oct, %, at O'clock, A; W.
4 Mt the Sales Room 1911 Westinghouse Brooklyn, n
large and general assortment of FURNITURE, IN excel
lent order Also so secondhand hall paror chamber air
tight and cook stoves Catalogues al the Sales Roonl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-24
Mlsconsin Conversational Nomination.
Congressional Nomination.

Nj. Tweedy, Wing, has declined the nomina
ton Tor CONGRESS IN Wisconsin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-24

re- The Brooklyn Union Missionary Society
of the NJ e. Church. will hold Missionary meet
ing in the Westinghouse NJ. e. Church this eve
ming, at u clock. Addresses by Rev Dr. Ken
nedy and C. r, Disosway, Esq.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-24
.nnrf Of AppcnIs,

ALBANY, "Wednesday, Oct. %.
No. 48 on argument. Sherwood's argument
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-24
NNTEREST ON CITY STOCKS.--T

INTEREST ON CITY STOCKS.-T'he
New York. due and payable November st, 1850, viii DO
paid on that day by SHEPPARD KNAPP, Esq Chamber.
lain OF The City, at the Mechanics Bank So Wast The
Transfer Books viii be closed MONDAY, October IT, d.
O'Clock. PM
~ For the accommodation of Stockholders TRANS
FERS Will be permitted during the period the books re-
nain closed 10 take effect November lst Conprolers
o5 nj JOS Il. TAYLOR Comptroller
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-24
VA = N7TFD-4 CASH CAPTTAL Of

w 5000 to S5CCo either with or without Partner, IN
business much more than ordinarily safe lucrative, and
nronp in lis returns Satisfactory proof and references
will be furnished any gentleman disposed TO consider me
subject. Address G. j. M Box l,.SS Post Once statns
when and where an interview may be had OF IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-24

Police NoM1NATIoN-In the Fourth Police
District the Wing Delegates met at corner Of
Park-ave and Cumborlands ST, and nominated
Christopher Wright Of the Eleventh w ard, for
CaDtain of Police
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-24
BROOKLYN ITIMS.

Ninth WARD.--The Wing Committee met on
Tuesday night
Rem LetIerts and Johns. Ryder Were declared
duly nominated as candidates for Aldermen.
John Mott for Assessor.
James Conner, for Constable.
Commissioner of Excise, Thos H. Redding.
Inspectors of Election, John Swan and Isaac
Rrnkerhoff,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-24
,ln n,,tire lima al the CompanYs

,rt n,
Road in Michigan whether already built or hereafter to DO
CONSTRUCTED and provides that bonds to an amount not ex
amount not more than 100000 be issued uu eier tne
Road shall have been completed to Sges PrMfie aus.
lance Of III miles from Lake Ere 10 Fhich Poi II "l "e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-02
II 7 = n

On Saturday. Aux 81 DAVIS STRONG aged SO years.
His funeral TO place al his late resdence, at
clock Monday afternoon The friends and relatives OF Ine
decessed are requested 70 attend.
On Sunday, Sept |, MARY wife OF General Ayezzaatr
from the effects OF a fall
PIE relatives Of the far1y and the friends Of her hus-
band are respectfully ioved 70 attend her 1nera from her
Isle residence 92 Broad wsv O'Clock inis afternoon
Or sunc ey Sept in her confinement in he 57Ih year
of her are JANET, wife OF A. Pernsm.
Her remains Will be removed for inerment 10 Cypress
Bls Cemetery from her residence 255 Cenera THIS
iMondsy) afternoon al O'Clock Fns friends OF the fsni'
~, and Of her brohes lanes, John and George Grega
ton ard the members of Hsrion DiVtioD No 81 8 OF
and of Ale ebania Lodge No 1885, O. OF o. are Invited
10 her funeral
On Sunday sept /, CATHERINE AMELIA, wife OF
james McPherson and daughter of Ehu snd Cath ans
Noble In ihe 22d year OF he age.
The friends and scQu8ntances OF the family ars respect
fully Invited 10 attend the funeral Monday afternoon al
O'Clock The residence OF hsr father 81 Fourth st. Her
rem aims will be taken TO Priai!y Cemetery.
AT Island the 3ls; OF August OF inflammation
and ineriuacepion ef The bowels, WALTER OTIS, only
child OF S Il and Elizabeth Gray, aged ears
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-02
Domestic Forts.

AUGUSTA, Aug A-sd ?2d, schs Eliza wmren ches.
ley nYota; 24iE jams Turner. dc
ALEXANDRIA, Ang Se-Arr BIZ brig Qua !ru PIES van,
APrONAuG, tyVarwchl Aug 2l-Arr .ch, Mari Gran
mer. smh ard Mcsslle Sparry, Phlladeph. .;th scAs
Nary Ann Gues, Foster, Phladelphia TIA Liberty
Weeks do .ath sch UGiied sAIos Cfocl EFT Bangor -
Philadelphia. -
ALBANY, Aug sO-Arr sch Grace CArolrc, Boston -
Ola eos pnni webster 'nd Empire Bosion aIoop Com.
BALTIMORE, AuE 5r-.Arr BARI Union, Keudrieh, so,.
iopi BIT brig kcad, chino Gard. Windsur Ms orig Ala.
hsms, fa'os, boston 7cts Ann Esahoh, Mason Psn.s.
cola Gen win WI snn Chafs aIun, Hatlor Bouse
de- Hiram Gerard hsmmoGi NYarh, Il II Wyatt Jolca
Jar cso~n, NC Mary AulEar. rray.dsatu Ann Garil
ner Hemnn NYeA, VIM 5utko. T1wnsoad do Cid
bhgs Ehaa pudcy hopkins Boslaa 81 i Z Cslmesp gl.
dness chatls1 on, 'ehs Ocean, bto~n Savannah Gsm.
hfla, VI chez, hleh;nond Vevus, Gahs raap,hsun cA
an hN. Lrs ON "a orr sat ~ otd btis y :
rnn"f Brown, ~ ranmaa, scnt Ao'nr, Robinson Car
nnA arr etlgs raalIney, aonan Rio 10 anoito II su.
land Gharlrs'oni tmlly Johpooo ia Nav loFh
bhlsFoL Auk - Arr 2a'h sehs invoice 9lova-.
Fhae ephlp, Nalsi Iaern na5Asr Seltosd alp Hsrt.
Of H,shnsn. FAll River IL iaat fof NY1rs .0n ala sch
Mount, tla"Aina Philadelphia
SANpuh. AZ. ~ ar n,s s'a'sld tef fenlandl
lsna, fehslo nos'on Iowa. Wsl~ot dol Savannah
ole do li',AoEs iAt4lsF do, Potomac vaad do nal,
lnos feuaioos res''meu'h solo ofno o. seauey al.
tie, oniber. Eteensn do Adams rraai farAet Ny H.
independence wss'on aleneoser s9h arr bss Science
smhh. b9s'"e. seize Tan'ei 90, Nessla do @A,h,war
wehber reriAnd James piiss tiseh Nov .arvre,t
Regulate h9se rfasilea ., EayeY Lead. Now ueAafd
Jp'sph Jsres. Altshatl naGtafd g1sh sll ,cbs r a
Tsotrpsen. araat. Now i'aveHi VIM Hesfy MoGnsb
ke~rn'; =
noaron Aee 80 stbatA Aen May. paus,, si..I.
A1eiiA Ergsi F.lier rA!iAdalphl, Juha ~ Auiran,
sfeaeh do W raiep. Taylor, a. bties p,aet. shas,
slt",a 9n"a ee.oei ~ totane. AassIa na6is
{"f HAHN sini ,. a. Mas'p'. ApAtpn lavh,gd staf4,
fllshs tinanS Ls'ttis Baltimore sasan ,i soai a.
s~sp h'sT ra'aoiPhls l'sis. FAN de ss,aa aeea ~
Hp' $40. 90 enhs7svaass rtnSh4n 10 Fapias uasiy
DO asehahi' n act d. china siuilsr 40 ss5a
r'sse'ea 80, f9'ess Asietsee d., AiisrR. rgeeue aa
- fnsaE ANtnf41 ID. Lady uf lhe laAs siHi', Na-
ghtIfa'' Het'n1. ssha alas'as usysa safah Ians
-. a. uss9h. fiptru arnl dampHaL Mas
So way Hseih Me- asssensef LssDs kfeioslos sh4te
iS2def ' al Htftiti Ra. Nt5As-saa. S1lfils sss.h
ase.ie Nfhphi Ariates HstAElh slaahia nlapehafA
W fisss tissg rsssl AfVade. 90. y a4dasas ~ ass
asm Hs'h llst. t,nilss Fsevss cavalier Mtehaais
Oats. Con II aipsa Wafti astti. tane raAeY. Mani sn
u'sait ufsa.. heeh, r1nla' Hali itantf IA. ,,,.u
n.faeh " m r.Ps Fa-t-s hata4Ah Ftee Gu, r
iraes hrlmes. COLT tahie' E.fts heeeega glA,ras
rl"tet."a ard sstah Nah, uiebf,t. rbisaolthla C.s
siss 'ef haSA'r9't Hartman aehdepi Asdtars afumu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-02
IsiRnhrrrn. Mn.

BARK CoUETEes OF DURHAM HUwlauds. at Quebec TO-
ports having pasted h7 afternoon OF Tho I'M lnst
yssse OF about 500 tnushnrheD waia logged and
down beams timber lsdon- apparently mol ionv
bnt ned being then In Ia, 10 10 ", lon 81 w
Loss HRiG Arxf.AluE Heh Mary Anne. Barb ,lr
erfiVed Saturday ON Aaysguez broug Capt Murraln
sad Of hh ri the hriE Adelaide which saod from
Calais 2ist inas The folio log p4tculaa of
tho catastrophe from leor of Capt NJ Il his con.
sRross McBiS Smith 4 Heynoa :" sorry 10 Inform
you OF Tho oss Of the brig Aielhia tho ard nj
NauiucseSb Rhos Sunday night i4si la hoavv gallo
lhe BSW Rhn ylus TO uad7r tttna faalad a
sail whsn hs veseal sunch by a and cap.ised
Bob were carried close ia Tho dock aud tha
big hllrd lib wslsf md I ns hanl upwAtd Tho OH
and got on lha yns'ets bottom by
IuulhrI with ~ lrh sho loaded In M tnu.
uias har up wv lazen on ta 40 Il ae Inv
the brig ksdofA nf pldshpp u=pt II andy bound Alna
htdta On Thur'day ,ha sch May was fallen in
with sboi OF hands 'ha captain shd W. Of tho hanY
sck To iuvar aud two Of tho want boatd aui
u.silnd uavlg rating hat HYrfs which port ~ az.
rYsd Hatuidsy mourning Ths AdaiRiin brig ut l1I
;uus old aud belonged 81 Aac>s a aud
chs, Of Gsais Nc hhe nsufed Tor 81 0na ttls
ely probably f1f llse si the Tao
ga uf,si and ltis serphsal Insured tn. crow
consisted ot ha eafisn, sad fur all "a tai
Ths captain ipti Liz th un1h est, charts bipha
olhnf properly husfd
nAnR 0uv npte= EidFidgn AT Mubiia huu En.tnn T.,
peies hssyf s.iss IN tapa Ita istss itt 90
ito ihb utrd i u tha luih thtueu On has
snd siuva bpw last ,iai foa het sntn aai
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