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New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-02

SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
Washington, Tuesday, April 30, lsJO.-John y.
Lloyd, Esq. OF Virginia was admitted an Attorney
and Counsellor Of this Court. No. y. II. Benner
ct al appellants, rs. NJ a. S. Portcr.-Appeal from
the District Court Of the nited States for Florida
Mr. Justice Nelson delivered the opinion Of the
Court, reversing the decree Of the said Dlstrict
Court in ts cause for want Of jurisdiction and
remaading the same with directions 20 dismiss the
lbel No. 76 }. Bcckwith Is T. J. Halderman ct
al--ln error 10 the Circuit Court Of the United
States for Ohio II this case the judgment Of the
said Circuit Court affirmed, with costs and
damages at the rate OF six per cent per annum.
No. u. II. pease et- a.. plaintiffs IN error Is hu
nicipality No. l. of New OheaEs.-Thls cause was
submitted on printed arguments, by Messrs. Il
more, King and Grymcs for the plaintiffs m error
and by Ne ssrs. Dursnt and Souo, Tor the deleno
nuts in error . No. &C. r. Barrow, plaintiff
in error, rs. J. Reab.-This cause was argued by
Mr. Baldwin for the defendant in error and sub
mtted on a printed argument by Mr.. Downs, lot
the plaintiff in error-...No 90. *. NJ Harrson'
L. ;. Consul plaintiff, as. George c. Nese-Inls
cause was argued by Attorney General Johnson
for the plaintiff. No. 92. The United States
ct al com plaiuants, William J Hill ct al-Tnis
cause was argued By Mr. Attorney General john
son, for the comp painaDts. No 93.-W llIam II.
TAYLOR appellant, rs. The Merchants Fire Insu-
rance Company--The argument of this cause was
commenced by Mr. Attorney General Johnson, for
the appellant. Adjourned until tomorrow, II
o'clock, \. NJ.
SINGULAR SUIcIDE.-Late on Monday afternoon
a Mr.. William Ward, residing in William st. near
| Henrietta, went into a chamber in which his wife
vas lying bed-ridden, and after boring Il gimlet
into the woodwork over closet door, deliberately
hung himself directly before her eyes by rope
attached to the gimet. The wife could do nothing
but scream, which brought Other females to her as
sistance but before any males arrived the man was
entirely dead The deceased was a man OF about
fifty years OF age, and has family Of several chil
dren. He was no doubt laboring under mental de-
rangement at the time of the commission OF the
act Coroner Reilly held an inquest over the body
Bait Am.
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-02
J. ". BROWN, Auctionoer
MORTGAGE -AiE or BOARDfEG-HOU sF

Y : y :, n y
Deyst j. W. BROWN will sel A. suction as sb3ye ihs
furulTe coninned IN the house Dey-st
prslng very large assortment Of paOf chamber, End
dining furniture, viz sofas. colche- ch fs nfow
curtains pier gasses carpets oil cloths cerfr and card
tables dining tables sidebOards china crockrr gasswar
tab,e gallery, bedstsads mattresses, bedding, looking
glasses bureaus toilet ware &c Also TIE kitchen kurll.
iure. Tefms, cssh IN benkable money. my4 Pits
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-02
CALIFORNIA

,I'HOMAg BUTLER KlN0S Report ON Caiifofnia
Tho most authentic and reliable account that "" have
Of tho Golden Hnglon Just published In neai parph ."
w., .sln AT WM OOWANE.
,n, r,t.l l7n Fulion.s
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-02
THE MYSTERIES OF THE PEOPLE.
BY EUGENE SUE,

BY EUGENE SUE,
AUTHOR or "THE MYSTERIES or PARIS
AN ELEGANT ILLUSTRATED EDITION Of this
"A great book which selling with unhsard Of rapidly
IN France will be ready in few days isby all odds the
greatest of Sues productions The story b one Of the most
deeply interesting that authors brain ever conceived
and it sbounds passages Of the most startling description
The characters drawn with matchess skill and power;
even his famous Mysteries Of Paris" appear tame COM
pared with the thrilling pages of this wonderful romance
For sale by Stringer Townsend, Dewitt 4 DsveDport
w # Burgess Crosby Berford Co. and II. Long 4
Brothers ard all the other principal beoksores my2 Ais
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-02
AMiISt3


''lsln VII rie A. y THIS EVENING, May :, wi
be presented knovless tragedy OF
THE WIFE
Leonardo. Dyotl Madsnns..... Mrs Faueu
St Pierre .Ffederoks Flohbe. Miss Olivia
To conclude with the fsvoriie farce Of
YOUR LIES IN DANGER.
John Strong. =, Chapman Countes LsniroG Miss Horn
Ksswz Thomg.oa Jenny. Mr'. sbenei
fnc"s oi adinisson To Dress Circle and thrcac- 81
eeos fsnly and Third Circles, IS cts Gslcr ~ &c {,
T'HEATER-AsTOR.PLA OPERA HOUSE.
Ts p1srt SRsn Yerormsnce to O'Clock
the Dukr de hirhelleu Nesie
Th Ths pake dAumonI M9p9osi
To conclude win the Farce OF
CAPTAIN OF THE WATCH
rrices-Boxes and Parqnel 81 cei Amphilheasf 2, oa
Rrssryed in Balcony, &c IS c,s Boz Office open
from 10 A NJ. to4Pm
RURT0N's THEATEn.-pooTs ..?en /" y 10
played The celebrates srsms, IN acts OF
Mr. Dombey. C w Clarke Jack Bunsby.. Brougham
Capt Cutie Burton Mrs skewton. Mrs Hughe.
Mr Carser ......Jordsn Eds :. Ms Rqsel
Swedish Polka......... Mise Walters Frederic.
To conclude with the lsuRhable drsma OF
THE TOoDLEs
fo ss %9S My 1 iS91s hco1a s Ras.
rrice.-soxes DreLs C,,c- and Psrquee, ~ ca Ftp
ly crclo or Second TieT . c'' Private boaf' tandg :,
NTBTO,s-LAST WEEK or THE CELEBRATED
The d,rec,ion of sig y BADIALI-Rsappasrnc OF Siz
LORENZO SALVI and Signor L. BADIALI.-THURs'
DAY EVENING May 2, will he performed Donzet f-
GRIND Opera Of
La FANOKlTA.
Alfonso King OF Hsdis
Gilber,o ..........................Slg l. Salv
Eyerardo .........................S Sig Corrad Sei
lIda................. Signoia l. Bellin
Giufrredo T Barstini
I'm Caynliere. L. Martne
Chorus composed OF thirty persons.
Director OF the .Sgr q. Bottesr1
Leader of The Orchestra Sgr. l.. Ard
Admission to all parts Of the house One Dollar
Books Of the Opera be hsd at the Ticket Office
vs. here places be secured from o'clock A NJ until
p NJ Doors open at O'CLOCK; TO commence ~ t8.
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-02

---..TEn-A .!msuOa by a respectable young woman
N ss's. 1sundfess or 10 do general housework Ia a
- syyss family. Reference OF me highest character
fra t.riy with whom She has lived long time, and
with her only because OF their having de-
W Sonss,sespiug. luQufe OF ANN HORAN, lo5
ss.s~,,bs. near Tnirt.ey my II
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-02

-, - boed ny wife Phehs hss III M le1
hvt ny sDb sna 1s.se - yrcvDeanDp ssd bss iAtsb
~. psfs,ss % sfh,s' bo;h gndsf sgs. isfsy
r-s- ~ seelssI 500 o. true, sifhsf ~ ns ssi6 Isf.
- WI psy asb's ~ flssif f<,gi.
''" '"c@MzAsnl a. sp,s 20 y WIZ n,1 y
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-02

ITiNTED-a situation 10 do chsmberwork and wait
ne or chamber work and fine washing and ironing, by
.,suertshe Young with good city reference Ap
a. l Thompson-sl OF AuniysL In the bakery. Can
Ns.n 10. : DAYS II not engaged. N.Y. IL
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-02

.xT.STED-A situation by respectable young W.
Ma.Ns,,e, upder.iSnds washing, roaipg and cooking
9rts 10 Obtain lhe above In private family The besI
from her last place, " here She hiss served two
- ad FIVE monihs Inquire at IL Osk'st on lhe second
my2 Il"
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-02

WANTLD-By arespec.sois young woman, sltus,
sor as chsmbermaid a1d to do the fine washing and
- Or 10 DO waiting The best OF city reference II re
-,sI Gail a. l6 WeslFOurieenh-st between Flfh and
Ith avs the door next the store, third hoor front room
n. be seen for two days. myZ IL
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-02

sVTIZTFD-At ia Nssssu-st (basemeni,j q smart boy
W So apprentice 10 the trade Of mschinsl. Wages
- He must speak French and English nuently. Also
- "a esra Tie lrade Of uusuilh Also steady single
a. . work at iron and n'pale business German pre-
tfasd ~! =.
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-02
H. d. +. NJ. LANE,

NOTICE.-Dr ]. w. POWELL. Ocuhs, Aurst tc
Nnforms he public that n order to meet his greatly
Increased professional engagensnts and o pfeyent uun"-
csssary delay 10 hs psenS he viii extend his oce hours
from 3 O'Clock daily at Il Wsuen-st corner Of Broad
way
Dr. POwelrs popular "Tfsstse on tbs Eye, s Diseases
and their Cure" hfd sjiOD with plates price ~ eeniS,
can he had e. above.
AlsO great variety Oi beautiful Artificial Eyes. which
be- inserted Without any pain operation, and viii
like tbs natural eye
Dr. Powslgs bslfAcilng Eye and Ear Fountains, for sp'
plying water In bs efficient % ssH dshchin Of
gsDs De procured 81 bis Office IN numerous eAArs l"
eyes have been gsrsd ard Vision restored and also
dssfoess entirely refnOrsd ~ their vss. pyl <ws'
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-02
CALIFORNIA.

e---a
ssss CALIFORNIA ARENOLrriON.-The
1AEkk adoption of quicksilver gold seFctalors -
working n revolution in Csliforris gold mining
They are sold tho California Passenger oHce up sa'
IN 6rnsdway We cannot describe hem In an sdNeinso
mrnt 40 O. me and 500 them with m assortment 81 Gan
G,fnia outfits coed and cheap Passage uctets rssrof'
Sc SO Imys ous'l ARNOLD ltttM,
fE<.r THROUGH LtNE-For San ttsnc'.te
oCAN via Chs,trs direct rhe sirsnsmr th,aAe-
~> ph. N an leave her iock Pier NJ 4 n X COT
chartss direct on Saturday, MAY T. al e's"eA rassen
ec,s plara tholr baggage cn eHaid VIC dsy previous
s' ,lDWIANpS 4 AsrlNwALt. - ard n South o.
all ftMyi
soa. CALIFORNIA THROUGH rlCkrr
@iRIN WANTED ny rne ei tho earliest lines. IN oN.
ss change for merchandise S'eofsgp preferred
,,t... ,',,o N, A u = this cfhrp mvs ~
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-02
BRUCE a Chiffon. Auctaae

- bNU VI n NHILION, AucI- --I--'I
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION -
Hon FRIDAY. MAY At l0i O'Clock ~ ne aales-ro0.n
Walft grand assortment Of furniture len from
sales comprising Brussels and ingram carpets old cOihs
danssk window curtains French bedstesds hurfhus ufr.
bic top pier tables bat sands, mnre.s-s bedding sud
tables. &c.
LIBRARY or BOOEs-200 volumes. smOng which IL
set Of the Encyclopedia Of Arts Snd Sciences. Terms
cash. my2 Pie
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-02
ANANiN.

,-A>IED-Ai 40 Ns-s'a-sl tor sodlrs' Jsue
NJ -. 4 a situation tn private family by 'ssP.t
" .s.sl,re.t American woman; Is good seMen az
$50 hers generally useluL Shs = Pst'SS..ns
sc@A mssSlrsr Address fnr days Ms above Wouih
A. o sssfse Of children u reqaise Ciiy OF cvun
rs ---,------ -- - ,--,is1 7s5v g
" AN.ss" 10 lend store confectionery or BAKERY OF
~oad ~ ~seest \, uulry Her hGsDsrd is about being ab
snsl ~ she Is well acquainted with all the above
sn' eae Good reference. Address by note
trsaehe' os~re :, (laEce my2 IL
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-02

INSTITUTION FOR YOUNG LADiES.-MAD,
i AME COUTAN respectfully informs the parents OF
pupils that the let Of May next she will remove her
institution 8t6 Broadway UnonsquaFe The cars
rs will reopen on Monday, May B. my I'M
MISS COOKS SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LA
NIDIES-93 Twenh.st, between Filth and SKIN
avs Summer-Term commences Tuesday May my2 In
POLYTECHNIC SCHOOLS WARREN-sT
i near Henry, South Brooklyn b. BACON, a. m'
Principal. myZ ilIhcnA w.
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-02
SCHOOLS.

AIRS. CHARLES SEDGWftk Of Lenox, Mas:
lVl sachuses being unable receive into her family all
who apply admission into her school, has engaged
friend 10 furnish board and lodging for few young ladies'
who will thus have an excellent house at the same time
that they will bc under Mrs Sedgwicks constant super
vision and whoss claim to vacancies Occurring
from time to time in her family viii supercede all others
Anrill Nv
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-02

LADY Ia esrous To form an engagement IS govern
n ess; would instruc, In Englsh, French music ana
drawing Or a teacher OF drawing and painting IN All
Its branches In school Satisfactory references can oe
given. Address Miss II, Acquacknock, New-Jersey'
mS2 3teod'
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-02
..-...nlrr. llrrtIns.-N wv.
,., rx,rn lecture in WI

R'Sss CNrss'Is,',, s',lsy evening. NAV s. Byorderl
my2 2I
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-30
Affairs In Cuba.

THE LATE ARREsTsAND IMPRISONMENT AT IArANZAs
New YORK, October %, 1850
In your n raid of this morning you copy from
Boston paper account of the late impnsonments
al Matanzas.
As ehanc TO be in possession of the facts in
this case, | am tempted TO give them to those of
your readers who feel an interest ia the fate of
Cuba. The sin pie truths are these :-Calvet, a
Catalonian, afirms-falsely, suspect, (the facts
on the face appearing improbable)-that
Creole, named Arnao, applied to him for the
purchase of arms, which he apparently consent
ed TO sell, appointing as a safe place for
their delivery, very secluded spot, by the bank of
the IumuIi river. The completely humbugged
hrrao, with his companions Lara, Clarita, Lucas
Ramos, end Nicholas, the latter Frenchman re-
paired 10 the place, IN the night and at the hour in
dicatsd by Calve'. Here, at midnight, Calyet
with twenty soldiers disguised in citizens dress
met them, and with the cry of " PtDa Babei Sc
Gun6d, sprung upon the five nearly unarmed
Creoles, who, Notwithstanding, delehded them
selves Dobly.
Csyet was wounded; one soldier fell dead at the
fret shot Of pocket pistol, and Arnso, it is said,
buried his concealed poignard in the breast of
another, whilst himself, shot in the leg. aud his
head bleeding prOiusely from bayonet thrust,
ESCAPED TO the river, swan across, and upon the
Other eide, rearly exhausted, was captured aud
CBrned 10 the hospital
Immediately after this, PARA, the new governor
of Maianzas, ordered the arrest of number OF
ptrscns, amongst whom we see the name of Don
FraucNeo de la O'Garcia, the president'of the
s5ataLi Ia railroad, very wealthy planter,
and one OF the most amiable, peaceful, and
hiItmind,d gentlemen Of the island. They
were all thrown into prison, without shadow
az proof against them In justice, however,
20 General Roncal must say that immed italy
upon being made acquainted with the origin OF
The Proceedings, he ordered the instant re-
lease OF all excepting cny snch as had been
caught in the an buscsde prepared for them. We
hnls Yet that the Cuban authorities, from sense
Of naiicnal pride, will Immediately set at liberty
even those who. after being decoJed to the spot,
made use of their arms ia selfdrfence. The
islgnd Of Cuba cannot be screened from the eye
of nations; the acts Of heItrulers must be judged,
whether they will Il or not, by the unavoidable
and all-reschirg tribunal Of public opiaion through
out the civilized world.
Colonel Hernandez and his brother Don Pedro,
and other 'espectahle citizens were also inquired
after, fer prisonment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-30
CITY TRADE REPORT,

TUESDAY, Oct. 20--5 p. NJ.
AsBEs- Holders firm. and the demand fair.
with shes Of 10 barrels, OF 70 12 for potts. and 50 Sll
for pearls
BREapsrUrrs- T7otp.-Our market for the low grade
Of Western aud State -four more rm, owing chief
ly 10 alteration In the weather the breaks in the canal
and good inquiry for the Esst and local trade Fer
export there fair business doing. though 10
somewhat checked by the. advance in freights In
Canadian there has been more actvity. with Or N
market. and sales q 2o0 bbls at 81 CO.. for good
brands In bond. We noticed sales Of domestic to the
extent Of II 90 bbls embracing No. superfns at
50 SIS - ST. ordinary TO straight State at 81 so
81 20; mixed TO farorite Indiana Michigan and Ohio
at - 80 81 62is With occasional sales at 50 6S,.;
-four not large. ~bile the demand was pretty
active Some geo bbls have changed hands at 81 s7L
50 Tor mix cd 10 straight Ale sris aud baltimore
There we're some lots OF damaged offered at 81 IS but
sslss 81 90 bills At So isg In Corn Meal we have
nothing new 20 notice while tAles we're made Of 100
bills jersey ct SO 12h. Domestic What was No. very
active While Canadian was In good demand tor ex.
% 81 tor mixed Ohio and nc 90 bushels good white
Cane dian IN bond, 81 81 % 81 O5; prime Genesee
vas held hrmly at 81 l4a 81 lSk, With buyers at
81 ~ 81 " Bps has improved. sales reached 1000
husl es at ~ IKE. Oats. being scarce we're held
hster. Ecrthern brought 20 a 81 cts and Jersey 81
80 etc. The supply Of Corn continued very Light.
while the demand was active. at batter prices Sales
reachtd only O COO eco bushels Western mixed nt
dsmher1 and 30 II cents for round yellow South
I'm was held a. q cent? The market for Bsrlsy
pretty fru and the inquiry far, Nth sales OF OcO
busl cls good. on terms not ascertained.
CCTtFt-We noticed better business being done
iu Lssusyra a improving rates The tales amounted
g. eco tsFs az lose.
Cot1o~-Tbe secounts continue unfsvorable from
The south. ard under their influence purchasers Ate
TO 60 bale, at the extreme quetstions We annex
Nf.Ag..IcArtoN.
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ny LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
Our Philadelphia Correspondence.

PHnADrLPHA, Oct %, 1850.
Arother Tastardly Outrage 10 Moyamens.Wg-
THO JYstotneM Oi-Iaceadiarism, &c.
Noyamensing was, last evening, the scene Of
another dsgraceful outrage. About halEpast y
O'Clock, a stable back of Thirteenth and Christian
streets was set on fire by the western rowdes, for
the purpose of encng their rivals of the east over
the line Of Tenth street, and continuing the battle
Of Sunday. Capt. McShea, of the watch, was, at
the time, calling the roll, and, fearing disturb
ance, he kept his men in body, and proceeded
out Christian street There being signs of night
then, he dismissed the mente tn cir beats. lie then
took walk further north, and hearing voices OF
persons talking on lot at Tenth and Catharne
streets, he proceeded up Catharine and en- turning
into Erie street was met by five or six men, armed
with nlusAets, which they presented, and ordered
him 10 90 back. The force bei2g overpowering,
he did 50; but on reaching Tenth street, he sprung
his rattle, and police officers Patrick Slaven and
Daniel Gillian. with few watchmen came 10 his
assistance Thus reinforced, the party advanced
up Caiharine street, towards party of msa, who
appeared 10 be reIirng towards Eleventh street
AT This moment, four or five guns dis
charged, ~oundmg Captain McShea and Patrick
SlayeR. The latter tell, bat the former was able
20 assist the other officers in conveying Savcn to
the apcthe cary store If Dr. England, at the cor
ueT Of Tenth and Catharne streets. On examina-
tien il was found that the ball, slug, had enter
ed SAyen's breast, below the left nipple, and
lodged in the abdomen. Another ball struck him
gancing blow on the stomach. Mr.. Shea re-
eelved two shots in his right leg, one above the
knee, and the other below the groin, about seven
inches apart. Slaven was renewed 10 his home,
end the physicians deem his case almost hopeless.
! he external hmn ofthgge was but tntlng, bat as
De vonitted blood, The internal bleeding i;
Z iieyed 10 be very serious The commits
s.tners OF the district hold a special meet
lbs this evening 20 sele re- their policemen, accord
ire 20 the provisions of the new law, and take
Other measures, which is demanded by the extra
Srcinsfy state Of affairs.
Mr. keyser, the Matshall OF Police, has made a
II acquisition upon the other districts for 900 men,
aGd viii make descent upon the rowdies this
evtIing.
About four o'clock this morning, a stable and
other frame shanties, IN Southwark, back of Ship
pen stttt above Fifth, were fired and totally de-
sroye !, The horses being first cxtricated The in-
ceEGidI had the buma nifty 10 cut their halters so
tho, h J were easily got out The stable was oc-
cupied ~ Bernard Collins, who. few months
since, WIS burned out on the same spot, most of
his horscs perishipg IN the flames The properties
belonged to Mr.. Edward Armstrong.
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MARKETS ELsEWIIRRm.


Pr, Aprrrn1 TUESDAY October -fi5 Board.slecc
10000 Pennsylvania 6s So 90 500 d. 90 800 de- 9;
do g 100 do 9lst LILO do 10 200 Do, 1924, 1000 Phila-
oelIlis &C. loS 500 do, 81 06 400 Camden and Amboy
Gs 20 9si 1000 Pittsburgh 6s 20 81 I00 Aleghsny city
2l go do. 2l. 80 DO, 2li 20 wilmington Railroad,
200 Norris Canal, 2o7 200 do 2}s 100 do, Q, 2,t 10
Pennsyyania Railroad, 49, go Reading Railroad 33 50
Farmers and Mechanics Bank 7 100 United States Bank
rs 100 North American Coal Company, gh; 30 do pa
t,ryn Boards-S 600 Morris Canal IS 75 1000 do. 10
nal y; 200 40 2I 50 40 .2 200 Reseing Railroad, ss{
Aeeond Bosrd-stO00 State ST. va 800 de- 224 1000 City
W es 200 Lehigh SIS. rs; lJO Wilmington Railroad
6ssi; loo Camden and Amhoy Railroad Gs. eja G6 Ls
high Mortgage %? 100 shIs. Norris Canal 21s 40 Road
ing kailroad $50. lter sqles-si0oo Reading g. 7ot
81 $50 do. SS'S.
BosroS. Monday, October &.-Brokers BoIrd.-2 shrs.
Boston and Lowell Railroad l6; Concord kailroad S. 10
Eastern Railroad bid lO' rs Portland Saoo and Ports
mouth Railroad 90 Reading Railroad Sss 100 vermons
Central kailrsae $50 33s $50 do bod 80 N4 30 d.,
WILMINGTON and Baltimore Railroad. t5d Sl 100 do, SOD,
3lA 20 do, s4 90 do b3Dd 32 32i % do. s6od. SIX
70 do Sod 37 ~ Old Colony Railroad 62 IL Northern
Railroad, 72 70 Vermont and Massachusetts Railroad S
lOo DO i3ed Ai Is Boston and Providence Railroad 81;
las ogdensburs Railroad, s71 Thorudiks Manufacturing
Con pany 7s 10 Suffolk Lad company. los 80 Bank Of
Commerce. lOlh lcsa; 20 state Bank, 63; SO 03 dv
deIds Vermont Central Rniroad 80; 5000 Reading Rail
Hsfrys 81 ssfass yeSH y:Imen. Central
~ 52 20 shr-. Wilmington railroad 37 90 Vermont and
hassashuetts Railroad 49, Is do s3rt, 3,s; 1880 YER
Junction Railroad. "a; rs Ellsworth Company "a.
Ohio Railroad, ~ 10 Co. 7s 10 do. 10 IS DO 7i 7do rs
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so.hsr Mayo. Boston asr Jeys. Monte lspsn for Bar
ms 's1s A1sn M sss: ss
c:ss' 6s
T a5ss b ssss 81
P:Gy I've :s5r. with lumber sd s. sshr. MARI Jaas
,spps'ea fog do from rsustOn NYOri sloOps NJ
. LIZA CRY. prev q os, xa-sia brig watson.
EsT IxcM.s o.. ISL, port SOAR. Presto Ingalls, for
York Below brig Citizen. for DO do several
GfoRerrOws. sc. DC, 7sArr scbr Henrietta Harsch N
Lrwks. Oct 2s Pm Since the forwarding Of mornings
despatch rot vessel Of kind inward bouns
PsT sa.
ton having sprung aiesh on Ser psSssss down.
sns .s ss RsI
asth, sH NM Thomas Rowland pilot. from Breahwa-
and bras Mail and China. from Boston. e.ry th;
s.ns strong from Norhssra The sohr Susan
the city prevented ~ sdSsIs: winds. srss Fairy Tor
coides GBr fa.tsr for I1ofrec Bruce: Sairssid for
sss 4; Sassas 70;
ss;E: I.nsf$sa' ssasisrs sl.s Ts.Ss;
Ss IL
York oliver, sumner PhiateIyhia Galveston, Eiwe
ssss Geo hssos s.sniy 90; hsts%cEs hsslssr DO;
oct SCI &n Turks
s ss se1' Esb s.asr Ensni Cid
g. sT SSg sa RG'sfS
Lsrafsch. Rotterdam. via Charleston. 49,"
NAsrveKrr Dot sld Sehr Dani francis v.rris Norfolk
xsh a.Sy gsr es
assn tor co.n Da:: snsss %
nSrtpSn hsSs ppsHn for p,ssn Ga GSp
TRiser so Asssy 2sh sleeps Henry csstGs Heath New
graham. warren fcr Albany.
sTss Rs S 10, win
sp sissps falmouth for
ssSrs Jsa 1S5
Insis. 18th: eeTm . :. osk. Powers; 40
DssiSs ies Sy.ls i:.s nl,ssii .. n,, S'
PPss..ssTA De- :sSr sGsss,t, Watts: SyGya
steamer iropscs Green DO cid steamship Com s.ocsson
ssf'
s s oSs1 Amnd Hughes
FoITIAsa oet2S Arr barb Diligence, Woodbury. csrd.-
ca ship. Lexington Thompson, and Tam oSh.assr sSus.
,PR.yDEscn Oct ss1Arr sehr' Mary xien, Baltimore
Sha sn ca%I TSnhsHS vrs1nS via
phi. sO.p GSnnsrss Tslsr. Albany, ~.
.ssa isnE
pass. Chs: e son.c IS 5
Dot ESd ;Sh5s Pin'a Mont Williams
sAvAsShH Oct BAIT bark Toxas McNar. York. brig
Qberon. Pendleton Camden. (Me) CID ship North Bend
jenkins Boston.
s4th-Arr sehrs Statesman, Smith, NYerk; Altsnaha,
Kean, NYork.
San rRANcIsco, Sept lisa ship Thos W Gears Graves
Hong Kong.
sAIEM Oct 22-Arr schrs Peru Johnson Caa, for Pha-
Baldwin Pctou for philadelphia (not before 26h sehr
Boston Pressey for Portland Sid 27h schrs
Edith orowel Philsaslphia Ellen dos sasanaw. upa Mari
ner Albany Globe HYo,t and feet Of coasters bound
TARPAUIIN Cows Oct Is, A M-Sls schrs Mary Has
HE'LL and Hall. Tbbotts tfrom Basgorl NYork; ater-
loo OF In ballast supposed for PhilAdepha and
many others.
bark, supposed the Laconia and brig Mail both from
Boston for Phiadepha passed through Vineyard SQUAD
18th inst.