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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-12-13
N. PARKER

4vcIion and COnlmjssiQn Merchant
HAS FOR SALE ON COMMISSION A
Ill splendid assortment of Furniture, consisting o
Sofas Divans Mahogany and Black IValnut Rocking
and others Chairs, Side Gard and Genre Tables
Marble Top, and Common Furniture of all kinds
also Carpeung Rugs Looking Glasses, Clocks Mat
tfassess &c. Re Civ, US call.
West Side Court House Square Burlington. VI.
Sept, let 1880. wI0yl
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-12-13

UuJs MEETING IL VIRGtxIA-MR. WEE
sTER's LETTER R.-Demonstratons in favor of
the Union by the citzens Of Southern States,
cost something, and are therefore worth some
thing. The recent triumph OF Union sentiment
in GeOrgi. is a source OF universal congratnla.
ton. In the slave States, where earnest efforts
are being made by powerful men to disturb the
Union, manifestations Of patriotism cannot bs
too highly Irz'd. Nor can Southern Wing
members of Congress who, Ike Messrs Bel
Stanley, Gentry, Houston, &c. &c. are al
ways faithful, be too gratefully remembered.
We publish to day some notice Of a Union
meeting in Staunion, Va, together with let
ter from Mr.. Web,t'r, which touches chords
whose vibrations may be ever relied on when
the Union is in real danger. That the designs
Of nisunionists, long partially concealed, arc
now extensively developing is certain. Fre-
qnent conclaves of DisuniOn members of Con.
gre3s were held during the late session Of Con-
!ress. Leaders in South Carolina Georgis,
Alabama and Mississippi, are carrying out the
trPas0uhble scheme.
Union meetings therefore, in the slave States
a"e appropriate aud needtul. And it is grati-
Tying to know that in no portion of this vast
Republic do the fires Of patriotism give more,
glowing and genial heat than IN portions Of
Vlrg gnia AMI Georgia; nor is there in the T.
ZION States more deyo'el to lis Constitution
han Delaware, North Carolina, Tennessee,
Kentucky and Maryland. To the good and
rue Union men OF these States such letters as
that addressed by Mr.. Webster to the citizens
Of Stanton, aifjrd encouragement and impat
strength. Wnile d>union is rife at the South,
the patriot san of oar eew Citiz.ns in those
States commands the respect and excites the
'dmiralinn of al the teIds of the Union.-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-12-13

lJTie receipts of -four at Abany, by the
Erie Canal. for til. last week in November,
show an access over any previous week, in the
history of the Canal. Of 81 ,372 barr,ls. The
receipl> for the month OF November exceed
tnose of the month OF June, lS47, that being
tie month of the largest previous receipts, )ls5,
9lO barrels
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-12-13

, the acts aud laws of each session Of the Gen
eral Assembly, provided for in the eight section
of chapter five of the Revised Statutes, there
shall be allowed aud furnished 10 each organic
ed town in this State, one copy of said act.
and laws for each two hundred inhabitants, anC
one copy for each school district in such town
TO be distributed within such town, under the
direction Of the representative from such town
in the General Assembly; or in case there be
no such representative, under the direction OF
the town clerk Of such town.
SEC. g. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved Nov. 8, 1850.
No. 50-AN ACT RELATING TO THE
REMOVAL OF TRUSTEE BY THE
PROBATE COURT.
IL is hereby enacted SC.
Section sixth Of chapter fifty-ive of the Re-
vised Statutes is so amended as to read as fol.
lows when any trustee shall become insane
or otherwise incapable OF disc'argng his trust
or obviously unstitab!a, and when for any
cause the Interests of such trust-cstatc require
it, the probate court, after giving notice to such
trustee and all others interested, may remove
him.
Approved Nov 13, 1850.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-29
PnssenRers Arrived

IN ,hp Maria from Rio de Jansiro-Gorham Parks Esq
ard family late Consul al Rio de Janero Gerard,
OF NOriesns, Capt 3 Chester, Of New London.
In bark Isaac Mead from SdpaHHGh-G mcClesfey, la
DIV and servant Mrs frew Hrs Barnard. Mrs Morrell
Brs Ghgg Miss Miller, Miss Gsrfay Miss WikIus, Miss
Barnard, Miss Barnes, Mrs HAskins, Mas stow, Miss
Church. Mts williamson Mrs Miller, Miss wilkins, Mia
Doyle MiIs Frew, Miss McCesky, Miss Shshsn Capt
Thompson L Kempton, J Moron, Wsshburn, w
Blair, II P Clark Master Barslow, Hunter, Hun
ter. Master Frew.
Ia brig EIeel, FROM Saraanah-w Jinkngs, Mrs Pow.
ELL J Fitzgerald, N Rive, w Porter.
ITb,iO Harriet from Humaeod-R Jones.
In big Susan, from kfngsfoa-Mr De CordoVa, Mr. An
drew, Mr. Pride.
In sch Mutton fror. Eleuherd-Mr Grant, Capt Treat
and lady, late OF brig Corchia, wrecked on 20h June
Green Turtle Kew her crew also arrived In the Milton.
IN byig Meneysy from iiguel SsxXano, Juan de
Ia Revells, Rronclsco Vscss.
In sch RtnoloB from Porto C1belo-Messrss B Dhggs
Of New YORK.
In sch Adele from Apa!aeIicola-E AccuHy, Rogers
tieerage.
In ba,k George from MIystlies-Joteph Loring
Ia sol Miranda, from 50 CyotI-C Donohue, Befour
VIM lnnesley and lady. 80
In ship Maine from Mobte-Mrs Geo Wood and chill.
drep VIM Bunler and children, Miss M kmbAll hiss
LsurB Mckay, kimbal
In brig Uydsas, from Sydaey NS-Roberl Wallace and
family Crawford Wallace and fsmily Peer Laughln and
family, John Cannon and family.
In ship 81 Louis, from he1 OTie1ss-E Jeanrenaud
ana family Psn PecqutI and family, Adolphus Hamilton
and family In steerrge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-29

PRovIsIoHs-Ip Ohio Pors here 10 more hrnnsss
with fair deusnd and sales Of 40 bos ats S ior Prime
and 10 3ldl057i for Mess closing hm 81 he aiter orice
Beefs Gull, the sales OF retail character About 80
bb't sold At t5ds Is for Prime, and falo Is Tor Mess
Beef Hans are dull At ~ So Cut Meats very Inactive
fbsrels demand Tor dry Shoulders for export &c Lard
IL very quiet Al d6ie Batter IL 10 fair request al steady
prices. Cheese Is dull st4deie.
ssles offs roo n prime Western yellow At f&c
COFFEE--A better demand has prevailed Tor the last
few DAYS; sales 900 ba sMsseabo at9 0 mos, and g.
LGTHs-Afe in good supply, with large sales At l2l9
IinE~Ts Ie,ee ard wanted as, ,sles Of Eastern q,
6tc-woud row command 70d72c
MOLAssEs-Ony a moderate business doing; prices
favor he ssIes within few days 500 hhds Gu
dad Cuba a. 9Sc Tor refining 100 hhds Gardens At goa
ysdo At 2id25o and rs bbls New Orleans 70 d5Oc,
RTcE-Is dull; about $50 tcs sold a, Sa9 sal; holders
srEARIEE-we note sale Of Is 600 u At sSaie, ea'h
the latter price for extra hard white
TOBACCO-The make, has been quiet but firm Tbs
saes include i20 hide Kentucky ~ GS4c 81 DO MAY
rs 6ss. Cuba "a rsss on sfm we did not learn
WHALEBoNE-Hss eonnned In request ssd P Pr -
SCUM Sea, on did not lean
FlsH-Dry Cod continues scarce aud wantet here
TO sale of4O0 bbs Maisaehutels No at S4 Boz
Herring are scarce and with good denand prices have
HEBP-Dewroited American has sold to the exieu. OF
20 iurs In mall parcels at sl20dsl256 mos Off0regn
have but TO note sales Of $50 bales Manila here and 900
do IN Salem for this market on terms not msde public
ofthe recentfAes understand, were made 81 &c
months
WOOL-The new clip 10 coming in 10 large Quantities
Since notice Of Wedr esdHy 800 baet have arrived
mskng 1880 bales received during the weef OF which650
ore merely for transit leaving 20Oe bales for n market
The inquiry good Several leading manufacturers IRON
the Eat town. but the market 10 much above their
yiewsgertray and fu 3a3lc above the Boston market
Particular descriptions combng Woods especially are 10
demand Our leading receivers OF Woods has contracted
with the Manchester Mills Manufacturing Company, for
the pick Of all his combining Woos here and 10 arrive
Another house made offer OF similar contract bat the
Company declined second Toe sales have been
moderate at S5d43c for domestic Fleece Since our last
notice about 5000 n hsve changed hands Wool con-
iiIues TO arrive from Liverpoo l07 nAes have been re-
ceiyed this week 1900 n Pulled Wool. lambs sold At
S3c and 5000 N super tS5d35 100 bales washed Cordo
va sold al 24c and $50 do washed South Amehcs az l6
dla mos; 50 bales Morocco SOLD on private terms.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-29
DIE D..

CHRlsTIANA RIVER, wife Of Samuel Ryer Of Fori
WssbpgtoD, In the 66ih year Of her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited 70
attend her funeral, this Monday afternoon at O'CLOCK
without further Invitation ~.
On Supdsy, July %. at II o'clock Z. M WILLIAM 10
BORN, In the 5lst year OF his age. ....,
The relatives and friends Of the family are invleo 20
his funeral this Monday anernoon ooeioch hun MS
late residence l78 Firstsv ,,,,u. NJ,
On Sunday, a. July 20, aner orisI Illness m,s
ELIZABETH PARKS, relict OF the ate feier farksS 10
the e0lh year OF her age -., =, -. =.
Her relatives and friends are requested 10 auena nef
tomorrow Tuesday, afternoon, al O'Clock, from
her lse residence Forsyth d. without further lnyauon
10 Brooklyn, on Sunday evening, July 70, JOSHUA A.
BURKE lse Of RocheiteT, N Y. sged u yeas
The friends OF the family invited TO attend his funeral
n II ence OF bis son. Dr. A G. Burke, Unions near
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-29

A survey Of the Alton and Terre Haute Railroad
has been ordered, and VIM P. Croker, Esq, EN-
ployed as Engineer.
The amount If receipts on the Galens and
Chicago road for the month Of June was So, 953.
This road extends at present from Chicago to
Elsin, about 40 miles, and cost 100000. The
eceipts it will be seen leave large dividend
on that cost.
The Petersburg tVal Itelhgescer OF the 22d
says; " Notwithstanding the fine rains which we
continue to have, the demand for Tobacco aad the
upward tendency Of prices are not checked. The
sales Of Saturday and today are rather better than
ast reported: Lugs seas; Shipping and Stem
ming Leaf ssall; Manufacturing siO92l."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-29
SECOND BOARD
SATURDAY, July N-P.M.

SATURDAY. July H-PM.
There was fair business done in the Stock mar
bet and some Of the fancles fell of under the pres
sure of Stock thrown on the market. OF Heading
about 3,ecO shares were Sold supposed on Phiadel-
phia account and the mark eft fell off under the sales
IA per cent. Erie Stock also declined ID per cent
but the Bonds were frmer and had an upward ten
aency. The second Mortgages, than which no bet.
ter security exists on the Stock List, with p per
cent accumulated interest, sold at 1929 Income
Bonds were in demand at Of. For Government
and State Stocks there was a moderate business
and the rates were rot firm.
In Exchange the market was moderately active
bat rather heavy. The supply of bills was good
and equal to the demand. The quotations for Ster
ling are lOalOl for frs. class names, and % for
some good signatures. Francs are 5f22I a5f 2ll
for 90 days. aud ST 2Oa5f17i for sight bills Am.
sterdam 4004og; Hamburg 95la35l Bremen
7sl9sO.
The Trust Fire Insurance Company have de
clsred by their trustees, second dividend Of six
dollars per share.
There was fair business doing in Frcights, and
the rates are firm. There were engagements to
Liverpool Of 5000 bbls Flour at Cd, 1000 bales Cot
bon at 5-32, and some heavy goods at lO0l2s
Within few days there have been engagements
20 London Of 1000 bbls Turpentine at Isl 800 bbls
Flour, sj 400 Spirits Turpentine, 22s Cd 10 pipes
Wine, 70 6deach; and so halftierces Tobacco, 6s.
TO Liverpool $50 chests Tea, los; ls tuns
Oil, los; and 200 boxes Cheese, les Cd
To Glasgow: Heavy Goods, l5s To Hayre
The packet LIST proximo Is half fall at Z OF
n cent for Cotton, and sass for Ashes. To AIT.
werp 200 bales Cotton at of a cent 100 bbls
. Ashes, SIS; ond so tuns Cedar, LIS cd. To Am
sterdam: 90 hhds Bark 3os. To California; 900
tuns Coal was taken at $50 Measurement Goods
ssS7oc; and Lumber, s45947 50. The shipWel
kngtoD, late London packet, has been sold for the
East India trade.
The steamer Atlantic took only about five thou
sand dollars in coin. Unless the demand for Ex
change experiences IA unexpected increase the
export Of coin for the present has ceased. The to
tal expo:t Of specie aimee the lh January hai
been s3,9<s.s74.
The following table condensed E,om one more ex
tended in the Dry Goods Reporter, viii show the
value ofDry Goods imported at this l,ort this week
with that Of the goods entered and withdraw
Al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-29
Passengers Sailed.

In steamship Atlantic 70, LivrpoOI- Gsnp John Camp.
bell, Eoresn. Jas Robb, do ! Humphrey; Woodford
more HOOK. NYorLi w A Yltey Wss, Indies, 8 Leo
niro, London Mrs @ w Giles HYort; Mira 10, 3 Curds
jr, child aud servL do; w Giles, do; Mr. aud Mrs
Cocbrhne seven Children goveneu and servant do, Rev
Geo Potts DID, do; A GerOault France, Mr. and Mrs
rolne %iIieti Do Mis-, Sarssie, wiei do; rrspmann
Charleston; Mrs Hasche, do; Louis sorg French Vice
40 M sna Pesef o. &c -, SfISson
Orleans; by LscroiI do; DR. q De 81 Romes do Peter
Lesne, Charleston sc; Mr. hanoudst son aud servant
Orleans; Mr. Courvoisier do Mr. Martin do; Jas Inges
NYoTk; Miss Margaret Ingles do; VIM Lyer. NOheani
Mr. and Mr., Levi Steele Jeliu. Wad.worh NYOfE Lean.
der Miranda, children and servant Csrsccas Or Ross
lsdy and chile, Enrique Umsns, Bogota; Mitchell
y seabrook. w Lswion G Lucas, J T Porcher. DR. P
Ene.na; Rev " Bs,b S D. New YoSl Kin,
gender, Liverpool J Arnot Elmra NY; c Balil,, q
ke5ds SsT S 4esp S2s 1b Le0n cap
ads. LyG.: kGge' NHoEs sr5s. ~I',So.
Jas Rose VIM Murray, Jas Green, Mr Hsthiesoa, c
MoIdeca, Mordeca, jr, Charleston, sc; Mr. and Mrs
Phelps New.York; Delile French Minister 10 New.
Grersds, NGrensdai Mrs NJ Smith, Miss Fanny Smith,
Ky; Wallace, New York; MTs Graefe, efmany; Jas
Mersrd Joieph Bsison, NOrlesng Roberts, lady,
Peiep, Mobile; De COSTA and lady, Mss RlbAs, Havana.
In sttdn'ip Ohio, for Hav1na Ne1 Orleans and chggrs'
m Leopold JeanDel and lady, MIR dc Leasa Mr. Aura:
lady, Ramon Rodriguez Salvador PeruSs, Bogert John
Leo Or Sales Mrs Duran child and servant Mrs Hart,
Theodore Meyer A Moliner, Gonzales form, Antonio,
Herrera Antonio Fernandez Mrs M Reed, Mrs Jane Hew
III, Freok Lewes Mr. Howard Mr. Tanning AID lady, Mrs
WesteI6ed Ernest Cordier Padricez Reol' and son,
T. Boerman g w Babcock, J A Ware, Robins, Juan
Apglsdo, c Lowthns, Frsnte. L Myers Edwd STINT
ponneI. Jacob s6ne' HUH Lobs Henry whitman y
Lubman Ira msbbilt Joseph Treat Rogers kooi Newra
man Thompson, Jas Ghiro, Nicholas Masss Chas Huf
ner, Dederich Keefeker John Muh II LIE Douglss, VIM
Brewster Sarah Newell Mrs Egsn, Fredk sAndford' and
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Arrived

Ship Harriet Jessie (of Chkrlssion) Conner Hsv,.
I'D June, rs seersge. and cabin passenger
slip Herald, BIZ Euehsuild GreenoeE Al days md,a
ard 500 pas to Lee Co.
Ship Jane (Brl Hunter, Liverpool 81 dsya salt ana ak
passsngeTs 10 p w Bymes The 10 bound 10 Ouehe~.
bad experienced Gains and logs on the Bsnks 'O'
ship hsla, Smith, Rio de JAneiro June q eoeaa ,nx
hides 70 Sfken IrOnsides - NN~0o ens
SHIP Queenstown, tBr Martin, Havana Is dsy, ,ug,, IN
Roberit& Williams ,'" 'ukH 70
Ship 81 Louis, Bunker HevOreans IS dav, rnd,. n, w
Nelson On The outward passage, Jas Underwood 80
nan. was loaf overheard WI eoa'
ship Margaret Webster, sagus Ia Grande dsv. .n..x
10 Gocdhue Co. Vessel TO master N'JN susu
bsrk George Leslie tof fhomaston) seeney u.,..u,..
A. days ffait &c 10 Beechef, Draper Devlin 'Aie'
Barb Feuuecio, (Genoese) Ravelo Feno. 81 a.,. &C. r.
from Maden Nose and l6l Passengers TO uasisr W VI
Barb Lucinda Maria, tof Boston, Rich Boson d.v, n
ballast 10 mater. N.JS ~
B.Il Maine, tOf Wells Noble July with cotton to
master. '"o W
Bari Isaac Mead Brown, Savannah day. cotton An,
rice Denil 4 Co - N'''1 snd
BsIk America tBrsmj GGgeu, Bremen, &c d. ua,. and
lee passengers ~'e
Big Uranus (OfHanOvsIl Burt Sydney. Ks. Is d. so.
sig ysndsna Chase Cardiff wss. IS dI, railroad Iron
TO order
Brig Geo Leslie, Sleeper, MGrsesles q ds wilma
Brig Caplsn John, Burgess Fnonisrl June ia Iogword
10 Lo5seh Sc Ssder Vessel TO Nesmiih Soma
Brig Susan, co. hsehssl fharcw, nuevitas n d.v.
mai ogsny aud molss ss to simpson, Mathew Co ''
sIis Fo,ssse Ray, JseA'0sviIe, ~. esys TIMBER 10
sstso, PseSh Co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-29

TIE WHEELING BRIDGE CAsE.-Chancelor
Waworth appointed 10 take testimony in this
Ease, has entered upon the duties OF his Office in
Pit,sbuIg, having examined three witnesses on
Tuesday last He left Pittsburg on Wednesday
merniDg for Buffers Hotel, near Turtle Creek,
where the remainder Of the dispositions will be ia
hen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-29

from which has been pail q dividend OF 81 per
cent. s35,ooOi leaving surplus Of sa,sca 4s.
The estimated receipts for the ensuing six
months are set down at sloe,ooo, and the expen
dture for the same period at s7O, 500. This, after
paying dividend Of 81 per cent sa5 ooo) will
leave balance OF o., 400.
For the purpose Of showing upon what the est
mates of the Directors are based, we annex the
monthly table, which accompanies the report, Civ.
ing the receipts Of the parallel period since 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-29
NVhaIers.
~ See Disasters.

~ See DlsAslefs.
Sailed from New London July 25 bark Friend, Dow, on
awhsling cruise 49,, 49, ~
P6c &c Ocean.
Sailed from Hobart Town about Feb 90 bark Mars Dor.
Al Bsy Of i,snc, March H. ship Sally Ann, Brook',Ns,
Al iahsns Msy H. ship Triton ID, Sands, NIB, 100 bOls
Touched at Marqueses I,andsn Feb 4hlps Italy, Weld
Gr,enport clean Charles Manchester NB 90 spi Roscoe
MClesve, do, lsC0sp ,-,,- g. -
turned TO Newport Wednesday evening" IN consequence
Of the illness OF the csptsin. -. ,o,n. G.
spoken May lat g. lon 10 w, ship Benz Ru'h, Swan,
Ar GNSeifOrd a5h. brig Globe DemOranyle, NYOrk
to III for wishing. an, -,
SID rem FsyG June H. brig HMbipger, Silva on acrse
Of one mOnlh; next day took q 10 bol som whae
spohen Jure l. lat Sc n, lon W. bark Pioneer Weeks
0reenpori, clean.
letter from Capt Luce Of ship Margaret Scott, New
Bedford reports her al Monmouth Island FEB TO- from
Guam FEB l. with 1900 bbls oil Len al Hong Kong, ship
Isaac Hcls New. London, fom ASCENSION VINO reported
At A In January ship Benz Morgan, Chappe NLondon, no
oil since leaving Sand sch Islands, Lying at onmouth
Island FEB 49, Gen Wiliams Forsyth NewLor don, 1900,
20 sp) who reports OF Philippine hands 10 Dec mary
Croker, Edgartown 75Osp.
Arr At Holmes Hole July &c, brig Tylesto1. Stsrbuck,
Atlantic Ocean, with 80 bbls sp oil, Of and Tor Nantucket
SPOKE and heard from between 18th and 3Oh June bark
President sOwe, Wesipor $50 sp; sch Charles Alsrum,
SNOW PIovincetown. cleen big Saml Cool Handy, do
DO; schs Walter Ervin Nckerson do DO, 10 bbs sp sch
John Adams Freeman, do, As sp brig Jane Howes Young
sp( Shylcck Jersey do. clean; bnrk Exchange, Stewart
NB do; brigs Gen. Watkins Beverly, 10 b5s on board;
March Weeks Yarmouth 30 Sp; bark Elizabeth, FLANDERS,
hAitspoiseit, 20 Sp on board.
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ss $50 6 s5 ss2 10 lOs 900 O

This is only estimating an increase Of about
$4,000 over the corresponding period Of last year,
when there is every reason to believe that the re-
ceps of the month Of August alone will contribute
at least one.third of this estimated increase.
The total receipts Of each year, commencing with
1914, are annexed, from which it will be seen that
there hes been steady and healthy increase from
that year onward sfording conclusive evidence oil
the future ability Of the road to pay its stockhol-
ders semi. annual dividend OF 81 per cent and re-
serving at least $1,000 per annum, to be apPropri-
ated as sinking fund for the ultimate extingaish'
sfsl.of "A dah
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-29
spoken, &c.


June 80 lat IS TO- lon S. Br bark Lerpanr steering
July s7 90 lon 4S 49, chiesa'sw, from Patagonia for
July 9, brig Foster Of Newport, RI, wss seen by U S
Rev Gutter Crawford. bound Z.
July g. sch Charles Edmondston. Of and from Charleston
bound NOrlesns passed Light Ship Florida, at CGry''
on Cape Florida, no date, sch Zephyr Wood Il day,
from Charleston bound to Havana by Gutter Crawford.
OF Care Florida July is, bark Mani Perkins, IS ds fun
Moile bound to NYorf soppnd of Ship Channel for pro-
visions and water and cid l7h.
July ~ of Key west brig Gulnsre, OF Charleston 20 d.
bound TO New. Orlean, All well
July n lat 20 So lon 81 q, bark Are'hu'a' OF forusnd
July lat 40 &C. Ion &C 80, passed PaekeIshp, white
July IS sts4 50 on76 10, ship Frances Of POrtaud, I'm
July q si 81 4S lon 10 49, whaling sch Cook OF Pro-
vineeown. with lzo bbs oil, al well ana wished 70 % re-
Feb o. lat II 10 N, lon &c 10 sch ,lden Rule Van Name
hence for California, 81 days out
july is lat % 10 N lon s. II W. Br brig Gold, Smith,
fiom Cardiff for Charleston SO ds out
July &C. lat 81 o. Ion "a TO- sch Tallahassee, hence ond
July Of 8. Thomas seh Adelaide from Boston for Por
july ~ Of Cape Sable bark Elizabeth. (Brl from Corr
July 8, Of Trinity Bay bark Eenry OF London 81 days
July A. lat Is ST. lon rs ST. was paused brig steering g.
July q lat 40 lon H. wsI packet ship Constellation
frcm NYork for Liverpool
June e. lat IS c. lon 81 so brig Ellen, hence, for Lon
June "a of sis, ship Beuh BrscslOw, hOusd. hence
for Vera Cruz.
July H. lon IS 49, ship Sidney, from iebec for
London days oul The Captain WA sick and ihs crew
fused duty fhe mate boarded the ship Herald fol ns!r1c'
tons. =,
July a. lat SO l5 Ion 70 40 brig Rhoads from Bat'
more for Demaraa with loss OF fore AID mainopnss,s,
carried away few hours previous IN squa Wanted no
Jay TO- lat IS 90 lon So So ship Pertain, "a days from
Calao for Baltimore.
July is of Cape 81 Ncoss sch Brodrere, Of Portland
q DAYS from Boston for 8onaives
july IT, In Crooked Island Passage, Br orig Reganns
hoin savanlR for Liverpool
July n lat So IS 20 exchanged signals wlt1 brig
pItlur. 9hatcher hence Savannah
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-29
TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
roar OF NEw.YoRK......JULY %, 1850.
Cleared.

Steamers Ohio, ScbencL, Havana, o Roberts Peoob.
scoL Seymour PhilsdelPhis sAnIon sneed; Ironsdes
Green do
Ships KsTPtret Evans PrsiL London, Grswold; Ten.
renee CooI, NOhesns, Eagle Hazard
Rsrks May Rider San Rrsneisco; Stad Antwerpen (Be
GosveriS, AnIweip, Thompson heuhaus; Mont Bssrn
iFr PARIS Ceite, do; STEELE, Liiteheld Cadz OGDEN
gyle (Bi) Fletcher Yarmouth, Ms, Brsine; Empoh.
uu Collier 81 John, NIB.
Brig, Ocean Bird Dikman, Africa Goodhue L Co; Aldo
dorado (Nesp) MARITIME, TsrTsgona Chamberlain Phelps
Hsidee, SoutbaTd Aux Cages Reed Manila (Br) o..
Brybn Halifax, rs, b McEye,s.
Soht La Msnche (Fr) sGncerne Hsvre, Boyd Hincken
jane sproiL (Br) Boiling Halifax, Ms, Hunter CO. Lit
lie Pet, (Brl TreRuihn, b. Jons M Chagres, Bakeman
jacksonville; PeeshonsI Bingham, Rchmondi Hammer"
Lsnsin, DO, L w PieTson; Isabella, Thompson, Cape
Meyi Ellieol Tunnell Baltimore, johnson Lowden;
Charter OAK Saunders Phadelphis; Daniel Baker Rsth
bore, Warshsmi American Belle Baxter Boston, Granite
Heroire, Swan, Diehion.
sloops Vermont Perry, Warren; Free Trader, Parker,
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In his City, July IT, by Rev. Il schermerhon, Major
B.AUGUsTUs HEATH, OF New-Hsyen, Conn. TO Mss
II: ~ BALL, daughter OF Rev Hoses Ball OF New York
In Newport r l. July 26, by Rev. Mr.. BROOKS, Col.
JAMES w BREEDLOVE, Of New Orleans, to ELIZA.
BHfH GILL. daughter OF George w Fenton, Esq Of Ny
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Receipts Of Produce

BIZ the North Rirer Boats, Saturday. July 81
5924 hbls Flour $50 do Whisky 122 do Ashes; 216
pigs Provisions $50 bales Wool 1000 bush Oats 43l7