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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-04
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Ia Ass;s Mearn- Al Charleston ro elis 2lb
o. N al 2 e = srpeencei saitea aad heavy s9sa from
NV ~Aca esed sTt ooTspf 9rnss uaa 'oPmis' asi OIL
Be '-srser Sans a, saes, feo Afre, report, AL o.
osE 70 NV was stuck Nta ahsaf lls ous 'at gs7 ba
EIGHT ec AL ge, sn--.
a .iafte eal and lave tsa .s= loose palm o. ,e
sen cSssi new Rockport nt saaor s;arsst:
Oh Puf0+as7. al lrn az iAL' city Tor $500
Sci ron solhe,n p,f Of ana 10, Thoa5soa si:5 29a
WI" stef Next 1 sac broke ~, aad, ~; sss cargo, became
Sen ia An Tyler ron F.osor for R,s,oq anber
contact onl-Z 2q,h ul, oG wnte Head with steamer ~
sraor rn Portland to Boston aE5 has oowspr eq~er is
t:orner, East T.ouasru) where she souli b. repaired
m, t'- sen -l, 81 aA9e1 W sl mo- oa n' r, ~
perfectly rprt h heading lie ~heG last had all
s., E-por 8 y,ry Tor Hyaps, tio-e v IS run INTO BY Chat.
TUNED poEuceown of feplr5
SER H4DA,, Rogers, anchors 1t West Aar ch
sels Fury ee. Rogers. o. fiat Hape, Mendo =, Of y,n
tqeAs' ashore HArn during ts late sus oae Of tie
sen Cu4slss Bssr1ar DAYS. a. chaeon from Baltimore
ths 'Ii il blow from "SW 5oom dying oboom, and
N4'.r NJ Monday Dr. Ioiebar WIN Drew,
~ lazy consou, Tom WimugIou Nc, CuracoI. win cap
o. tn @ M On s lna MR. s, ,b a s, s .P' io s
OF Wind causing her labor heavy spring arak cn.
9efso oa She bal a. I on. :s dung the
h-j on board and her oeng discharged evening"
me E aST.ed from The Orange Ke! where, with tie
ceeied eating Off unnue5 ship about 800 ,ua barhen
sturynt OF and from Bath, Ne Orleans "
The Milan ashore about o'clock 9th INST and re-
the the the following aostsd
her about Il O'Clock that night The captain had
about hundred ba-s Of hay the boarding
HIM Il the OF the captain TO hiYs this
salvage but the wind being ahead for this and for the
port deuaan wTeckers for 50 800 aud ali
loo bales hay whch they had board aud gave them M on her
The NJ would haze proved o'a los had she not received
assistance, blowing almost galr OF wind N the time
B,sGoa Me. Oct l9Bus Andrew krg, lying OFT hgh Heal
dragged anchors estey parted her CHAINS aud lost her
last for Frankfort scloonaf
belonging Deer M pared both chans the rver and lost both
sch Ei~nri Alag and he on schooner
Saunders dropping as rer od High Head pattei ono
cham three othrr vessels lot their
chors Yesterday; unknown Some eight anchors we're M N
heavy running TIE yer, and large 9nln
Yesterday auchor Steamer Governor yesterday
contact and at schr with deck load Of boards on
White Head Tie cut.ws;e boom, aai oreinas were
carried The having rscrgsd but light lowed
zlsad Iowa, Wentworth Boston for bangor,
Cape Anu, Sunsay,a AN f in with sch Hap OF
Freepor rapszei qua TOOK oil the crew. aud pat
them on board sch VIM Penn, Portsmouth, bound home
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-04
BY THU MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN NAIL,
Philadelphia Markets and stocks.
PHILADELPHIA, Friday, Nov

PHILADELPHIA, Ffloay, NOV D.
There was but limited amount of business done ia
STOCKS, but prices have undergone material 1ucM5
Morris Canal Reading Railroad Bonds and 0iraf9,
have slightly improved, bat Reading shares are ia
lower Exchange ION England continues to rue ~
II, figures TOO low to justify the shipment N ss ana
Gold though they enable brokers TO ship b Ranks
Silver The MONEY market continues eesy. The limited
are dscoundng all the good paper 9nereo, ia easily nego
this description aoat In the II, beeu doing
tiaed at 81 al per cent The BANKS nav anQ the past ak
unusually large and profitable business .ra dy!feuds-
months and many OF them will deeL he country BankS.
The remark viii Apply ~ Of duties received
ne following % aonth Of Ocober anu D ra a
months ending the first inst snow" 1879 Increase 80.
Ia October. 80 ES5a 81 2f2590 q 6as9z y
ToiaJanl TO oet continues quiet Sa6 1s .. iV oeS
The or New a. s1a rtier sales Of 90
da export demand lp bads have been made at St0
bbls standard an on sale is exceedingly sma and some
s. bill tle sccept former rate; Tor CITY consump
thefe "a = So and fancy lots at S. 70 81 RYE FLogE
brands a. ~ NAL sae at Is Corn MEAL Ia steady al s.
i sca['e rhe receipts Of WHEAT continue exceedingly
small NJ tl-ior ard prime Southern and l02c for prime
ieee sale Of Southern RYE at &C II bush CORK
,riIes Ia demand, but there s scarcely any arriving;
sie or Sd40O bush Southern IelIo" al b9G6ysc ahOal
0ts are steady az 36G57c for Southern and II G42c for
Pennsylvania WHISKY ls hrm sales OF hhdS at Slc, and
OF srocxs-FTrIt Board-S5O0O ss, 7st; S2sO9
n a. 80 ll3; eco Cam Amb &C. TO- 49, 100 Reading
81 81 CSC Rdg Morg BIDS, 34!; SEQ Win R, Gs, ga
Bstseeer R3qTds-2G0 Reading 81 80 0irard l3l %
Sch Bank III $500 Reading IS, 78ai 100 Union Cnl IL,
ssoad Bsard-lO Penna R 49,; S240O Ca 81, llsf,
sol Bank q 10 Union Cnl G5 ~ 5000 Co. 81 il6I
arr Roqrds 100 n A Coal, I0i; Peuna Blk. lt6 50
hori5, cit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-04
Domestic Ports,

ALBANY, Ee7 AR sch Leanas Tribune, Mary ani Byron
Bon; Ellen Perkins from Norwich AnseIns, from rro7
denee, Sleeps Hero and P4rter, from DO.
ALEXANDRIA DC. 3Atr schs Repeaer Ttagsrs4 Batmors
E 56ss IL ''5' ea'f''''' So ''" D ' Envy '' u
81 Providence: Kedron, LAks Phia
BALTIMORE, Noy Arr ship Ats Lesrou NYok TO load
Bects.t Hail Hes5.rn SC LAMAR Ssege peasscoa Cd
batt CorsD o Tr,- br, Eleanor Phlfops 81 Johns NJ
0spny Robson Washington re frances Gauthsr New
e cos W. Ss aSfa Cd 3 5 @. sa
br Cooui't BIZ halha TsfPoo ss Arr tse day SCH Milton
Portland; HIRAM Gerard, Hammond, NYork
BANGOR Get 2sArr sci Wi,ham NYot 10Th, seh No
gull Marshall Boston, 3Gth Wentworth Boston CaeI
sh brig An5re~ Ras Fahn Frankfort to load f3s Pensacola
Williams; Eran McFad4sn Exchange Ross, Esaer CousiSsi
Loud Bo4to Oct org. Montague Robbins
Harriet Ihona Boston Cid sct lL0-e Veazic Haven New
BosToK Nov Arr sbp Sheffield Egann Eoreal4 va Charles
blr1 slnde Sow N Juan Cuba; 3wan, Whs
Jeddo ,eson DdIiea Ga Uucn Bentrk Baltimore; Isabels
hs Gomez. Nc G?' n Me- Me- .r, r Ba ASss
iaI 5e Car sgeaa Hooper PAatsPa 5akPere eadleion
&C.; v Man well aar1la DO; HaHta s6acitofd PhIi'
land prcceeie1 Weymouth; Csrr Pettus Phd RANSOM
Wssbsn sch, s 4isa, WIiaSaI NC October Dyss and
JuEA Rch Harding, Norfolk Harmonic Maooasyj Sea Bird
9 i rTS'a nga PS .Bd phdibs "
AZ Ist Ts ,5s as4 ss cs6ns
Albany; Catha-e Wilcox Nchet.ou, and saGde ScksE;os
Foster k-ar Sarah Mun.on EYo Capital Carl Stonhs,9n
Padsucs, FArsd Newport Bran. Elliott cs. otsaa, fs
Iear ed fSS.
Art Perdl-.oa Moro Parker Bangor Pefay 9 Wa
Frankfort Teits Cbansy. Gardiner CD bps ssbsan Pat
Wltrsy Calcutta: Pet-f.hof Gorhan fotras Of hs port
asm d. Caro- Lors Eo-ar, ssadg new, Or d.
tuns AzsEah Dosne saa Fanes'G a HoTs G3aa,s'
fTt aSoa s. Sr CT 1 sti 3d. ss
NOR Mar, st,aor Ryder zs ,s for 80, ray
crey eAoorg a Pstt@s su 81 :2 Has
os35.5 . S5 ss' ;s.1 1''Rss c4'Ps Ella
ga sous g ksos ard "s Eossas AID 9.st. BARI
,:e. s sos so1 Ioe. Ps so f R,st
n,, Trada sad tns Neo41 EG16nsa s@s
e e Y'.. a.i.ss Ss e e1a .,qoa SC ss.
r,oa sierr tehs FULLER Bndsy Pal'a77-a 'H'f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-04

a BASE CALrMNY RxYrrrp-7o the Electors
Of tie ia Congressional Distrqct.-I notice that
All Anonymous calumniator caused to be published
in the Brooklyn Eagle in hond-bill form, through
Kings County, an assertion that have expressed
opposition to FREE Schools. This | pronounce
to be deliberate political YALsEHooD have
never on any occasion uttered q sentiment ad
verse to the freedom Of Public Schools.
On the contrary, always have and shall aid in
the promotion Of the means of education as the
nations safeguard Neither have l ever cast a
gcorniul remark concerning my adopted }eliop
citi.ens or thcu children These false charges
are made TO prejudice the minds OF those for
whom they are intended, and are so fouy false
that the calumniator has not dared to add his
na1ne to his fabrication. OBADIAH BOWIE
Richmond, s. l. Not, >, 1850.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-04
Washington Affairs.

WAsHNGToN Sunday, Now ;.
The dispatch to a Baltimore paper Of
Saturday. asserting that the Secretaries Of
War and Navy had issued orders for the
Military and Naval forces to sustain the
L. S. Marshal of Massachusetts, in exc
cutting the Fugitive Slave Law, is false
nothing of the kind has been done. The
Secretary of the Navy is absent from the
city and Mr.. Conrad IS Secretary ad inter
i'm. The first Controller is absent and Mr..
Seaman, Chief Clerk, Is acting in his stead.
Eight companies of the second and third
regiments have been ordered to Texas to
reinforce Gen. Brooke against the antici-
pated attack of Indians.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-04
tn MnI.innrS.

Capt ofis brig Mary si,N reports the folio"
and after the LIST OF November. 1850 bright an hNi
sht tcaed ST Eins Light 'il exhibited from the Castle
The HIGHT vii bs VISIBLE from the North or 50:
ward being this level OF the Vcsin
w-atter or 10 miles from the Casio as
light vii be great gators this Coas' not oE' to
bound ssal bu: those bound 70 the West
anno for camPeac Laguna obi9co and 'ra Cruz
dn the dangerous hoa of Ssa winch bears from the
Castle Of Sl.a by about "A miles distant and ashore 81
and wa channel Of IL miles BREADTH ami all that
safely hs route by placing themselves
y i'hos distance wind ~ani Cor East OF
sal ui pursuing westerly athoms OF
and thus and making the sht onthe Casts which vi"
departure for Of tie above named ports
and for hs anchorage IN the
only westerly heng guided BY their sad and keep
ing 3 ah0n nasng the gh and wien bears south or
E. ordg and anchor choosing the proper depth OF water
vessel with tie understanding that ahon5 the usual
anchorage and about Castle Fo many yeas,
light and TN. place, has been tell BY
tbs Coast c1us y 10 lc detention and nSs OUT
-iorh ;e wanderers of t- Ocean wi here away anu
cry ny directing them Alright, I'LL cheeduy ascnbe due
credit 10 those who thus placed tpul al rcgr 81 Enas
The Light House Psb Island beng ehtted W IN new
gazed h heavy French pats gass and improved lighting
apparatus These repairs e light being rsSong) may de[tnss
tho lights Tor nights only VIXEN ID behaved tho light VIII be
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-04
Spoken, &c,

date lat lon 2sw ship Conseae Of New Bedford 80 daJs
from Pia. bound home
T. Ion 90 IS, br, Long Island Robinson, from Salem
about 9th, for Sacramento City.
H. Isle of Waite ship Calcutta woolsile I'm Bremen
a5 Ion 40 Sell John Cashier somers from NYorh
Oct 70 lat 3o}s, - slip sapef of Liverpool from Mobile
for Genoa.
Albany Packet all from Rockland. for NforS
30 Cape Cod sch harc' lrbon I'm Bangor tor Boston
Oct 81 oil Esnt4cke: Shoals sch, Pavilion and MADEIRA oound
East.
oct % lat So lon So ships Na,h Kuba fom Liverpool and
Genoa from Newport both Tor Ne~ Yorx
Oct l8 at20 49, bs Tuscan, from Boston for Wilmington,
Oct q lat 90 g. slip Tsnoaa;aa, Esa from Boston for
Oct 20 no e1chaoged gna, wish bark Wolfe Davis
from NspO sl-sn, for Ss" York
OCT lat 10 OF Ion W. spoks steamship Great West7ru
s.,e lta ~ Ion 80 20 w Pss5edshP America steer
ing 18th. N loo IS II W ship lsnoba OF Bath bound to
Quebec rspoo 2ist lat a 10 loo 81 20 w IA Bremen
bark cou not for New York % days out
pacashp Duchesse Orleans, from Hafe arm cd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-04
IMMATURE ALMANAC. THIS DAY.
TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK. ...............Eo
GlcnYRh.

Florida Lyon Savannah MITCHELL Ontario Ktis4,
Charleston, h Hellndse Kennebec Flowers, Philadelphia
Ships Shannon, Luiam Liverpool Williams Guonj New York,
Huh Charleston, G Buckley.
Baks Frances Louisa Mayo, Columbia RYe Mailer Lord;
Gehe tsw son Cada Boornan Johnston Coz Monterey Mitch
eli. Santa C.uz, Cuba, Nesmlth h Sons.
Bryce LONDON (Brl Crimson. Tobago Norfolk; mlcsoans,
Chanberr Chagre Panama Railroad Coz Ea Campbell, CAts
Curtis Co; Globe Leagitt Vera Ctna Hesnth 5o1s En-
porum 3 Cotts St Jsgo de Cuba Wilmington NC Tweed
jBr shmgt St Johns, NJ Hunter Coz Maddn Ksaoy LIZ
erpoo Ms < Wbeelwnght; Porto Rico Burke, Bath Ne
schs Caroline Ham, Dsttnan haracabo Whitaker
Sarah Lewis Koci Chr=s SNOW White; Moses Wan En-
rcksou Thomas &c DeyeNshre B Lockhari Windsor
AsbaI9n B Newell harrington u.s. Geo jones' LOOK 5syan
nah, Demil Coz Jane Glover, -, do; DIV Elidge, Oar
Banore Van Brun sesht Elcott TaHnel DO Johnson
LoWdrn, Frak NJ Math Norfolk Chairman CO. LaTinah
Jane Philadelphia; Norsy Briggs, do; Eyane Gibbs,
Warehar Mass Ellen Bearss Boston; Cornell Faulkner, DO
Sleeps Oregon sturses Providence Ooa Miller dol Wa RUSSELL
Godfrey, New Bedford
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-04
p, ssengcrs Sailed

Ste0niip Cifyaf G.awor for a'g9c-Hr' Brown HmI
ton Canada Mr. Thos Autrs Mr. Patton, Mr. M
Mt L. F-yrs Mr. thompson klnafHdck; Dir 5 MACY, NJ"
Mr. Edward Merritt Brookyn Grscous fuiIeIla ~
MIR DAVIS Portsuourh W4tlerel Robert Henderson, Can
ada Mr. Aired Gerrya Alexander Tarng Belfast Mr. W zupr
Ireand Franklin McCrought, Mr. Luny servant II thomson
TAYLOR D McInosh Lece Charleston Sc Alex Strange NC
A1 Csaioch Edenburgn Dr. Alex Mcdonald Aberdesn NJ 10
McSymon Coley Mrs Leas, Ags' Flood, Dubla Mr.
Glover child Cork Mrs Abigail lower London, Reverend
Alexander Henderson, Mrs Hen >rso DO Mesrs hcs
OConnor damon, WI Mier Buffalo, Mrs mter do n
and VIE Londonderry McS Glasgow Rsy Luudy M..s
luudy Iundy Gm,ey c; Mr. ARcr banks, Edinburgh Dir
Aud Canada Thomas Valentine, Geo Stnart Monroe CO ~
In ean,htp FlUiidr fer SdCanndhMr4 Ed* faiel1l Mss
Ms WIN II MAY Miss Stoteshury Mrs Preston and
TWO Stone Mrs BARCLAY laughter and ser'au
H Roser Dixon, A Tuppe 14yor Ms Julgt smith,
Mrs Putnam Mrs Col Kirby Miss Russell Mes Koy, Bancroft,
Robert Hogan Richard Grant Gilbert aud ldy Mis- + CT
art Tvs children servant Miss Robertson Mrs Marsh Mrs
Henry Miss Abnrn W ODrco lady chd and nurse Mrs d
H Mercer chldIen and servant Mos Whttemor4 Mi II
lady four children nursA Mrs Bright, Mrs Habersh4n bliss
HAJsrsham Habeham, Il Hohershan aGl adv Mrs
Habers Haber'haT, Mrs Margin Ma Put,eJ u n'f
h Mercer Wallace Miss INITIAL, bliss Arnold, Mss hnS
Hutchinson Mrs Tustan Hathaway, Mis- Waite n W4te,
Clark Stetson LADY, two children AMI servant X may by
and child and lady, Mrs Johnson ca and ;raHt
II LYON lady, child and eryanti mrs stevens to chFe Gnu
urre Miss Ripley, Norman, Newell Jdcssoh rs ia
wood and son MIS- Anderson child and servant Mrs tsr~S .a
Stone Woodman Mss Scudtef Miss 6ocHHou' hlts
o khool Parsons; Mess Patter, stone, Den'o% l7V
ems Waterman Croker, Coulter Scndde WyMaa 5hl
II spu Woouma JOhrsoa Read D rope Lnng SCI
In sroy, Cola Wood Peck. Johnson NlsHIs Do'nef nun
nbe, err Hove Ccapnad (uartock IT. smith, Cocu'd o
r.e M Gee Node Lyon Mrs SHRINE ami Two Children anu "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-04
From Texas.

Last nights Southern mail brought US Calves.
ton papers to the ED alt. but they contain no
news Of Importance There is very lar5e INA,
have been received, in favor of the Pearce Boun-
Diary Line and the ten millions :, 49,,
Gen Brooke has issued orders to all the com.
manders of the interior military posts, to pursue
and punish such Of the sayages as participated IN
capturing and carrying off the daughter OF air.
Thomas from the neishborhood of San Antonio.
The San Antonio Ledger states that the Mex.
can Boundary Commissioners have nearly finished
surveying the road from Indianola to Ell Paso.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-04
arrived.

Arrived.
Hyndord Stevens Glasgow 81 i,, rdse and s2
BsG \ WOLF. DAVIS, otsan, octlr, mise and
bana ballet, for Liverpool. Realm, sta7eus, for Harrs.
Bah da BIZ Roduy Nsscase IS 3D. coal and paasease to
Brs Reform (Russ Raups POr, yepde. sdan 7a4, vine
Btis Eliza BIZ Brothers, ballast pa,
'snssT' TO Il Eonh Son oe; ~ 1t g. Lon 20 Pa.ssa Tue
Sch Esn Perkins bls'hen' Rio de Janso 30 days cods' &c
order.
Sch WE Capes Collins, Virginia As wood
ra1 l R55 o ss ssP oa. 5etf NH M
vessels are sushor IL the Sortt River, wind bound
Below hsrn brig.
ya .E9 255 0 5 w,s siG for L a8T
Cornelius GrsaeL Fletcher, Loudosi snd otusT,
Arrived. NOVEMBER B.
Us II steamship Washington Floyd South
anpton PM dse passengers to Aolsr Sand 22d
exchanged aAs paczst snip Ne" Eork hence
Live pool day large steamship to he sorhArd steer
ING {; 24 lea . passei ship Amazon steering
fhcbsad Lett no Az yess per- The span.s Drs,
ad G4sp had s as s 2sFanas regulations as
OF "A days from hss guaranteed Gays and many
Bs Imaiia sntaj J.cnel =, coffee &c, TO Beck
haIt Hanover Case, 81 Boston Anse sRon.on
Ss wiS.rtats Ps.s5 IS a.y; % eAsroa'
Gard for Mon CuIsw Cara ioF Bdgef" and sci caAefn'
.r8wa OTIS oy MOT E,,,.r l,.-o - H. to
atef Has Aat weatasr tIn The passage has o
Bns Aatoastts Br Fga. Fortuna Aand HalI, Ns d,
sat to Jsrsss Il Braius
Brig Ali Brj Jo1,s St Martins % ds. salt " Duaharn
Sch Washington, ko2crck Geofssio"1 Dc, cays o1f &c -
Stsrses 4 CO.
Sci Yantc Parsors, from Se'TarI ior Boston
Sch Henry FreeErE Kelly, Choicest ct, rl9LAsa7s g.
SCI bs'-, keiy DENIM. 8 ds asd.
Ss1 Z Smith Gresuhs1 Slorfon toE Phdltelph1
ss f;iSiEs f.f tiYSsf, i fa5s and lime
Sth Nagsra spstttrg. Rock and, lime
Sch Ebeu Herbert, keiy Roc aud hns.
s.. lssac ACh0ru. yli ester, RockFsaj, tcle
Sci .Atauy PhcA-t, Hestt Roclsud hn.
Sci 1-us HII, Hall Kockst1, iIe.
Sch setsllr Anss, Ruot had Iius,
Sci Lucy Blake, HAYES. Ro, ksDj, hus
SCI ~ SIC, HLlgtaa, ecSlaud, 90.
SCH Indus, BIZ Gray Hahtsy Ms, d. sal. md i.h Hamilton.
Sea Aradre, he, Gipuce-tet. r-h.
81 tIy Chsc-, -. Bsvs,iY- Ssh.
Sci saah Elta5ta saaA M HaT.a, aolsse. H-rcasa
say
sch Ellen Barnes Mallory Me- Hafs1. bai,st
So Psarl, Prize. New BedorJ
Sch Empress, PAM, New saver
Sci i Scf.aiUr Nsicpx New Has
sooq Copy DAYS Sag HaFbor oil ior Pa'atepLa
Tie East aud Nor Rivers dlei outward 15unl este'
det1utd By lie n,5 All amt Of 1iai
MINn-N.rt n. iarlns ial from ~. -L.A q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-04
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
Another Fire in sam Franolsco.

A Geographic dispatch from New-of-
Deans announces the arrival of the steam
ship Alabama from Chagres, at that city,
with later news from California. Accord
ing to the dispatch, there has been another
destructive confagration in San Francisco
the third within six months, A large
amount of gold dust-S3,OO0,0 900 it is
stated-was expected by the steamers from
San Francisco.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-04
ONE DAY
LATER E1EgOEE EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF TEE WASHINGTON.


Tho n & Mail Steamship WASHINGTON, Capt.
-, ,.,otarday ,ii ernoon in nine.
ho' - az " ~, H. o;rl
teen days from Southamptoil WITH ON
on the 18th ult The u 2$b1"@S'R bfiAss us Ion
don papers Of Saturday, tie 18th, one day ater
1o.oi,s tl,n we received by the Cuy.a@a. We
uo'"',3 r,'.....,.,o,,.s
give LUG 'Oi4' - i'is e. t,.o,,,,,,l,,, an
The Washington sailco iron! ~
fbe 18th nit having been detained III the INer
11r,.a. Co.. 81 honrs beyond her appointed hour OF
" 0"N IL. ~ f VIVID She finally
departure py Nioie"v 5ss49 % v -
left Southampton on the morning OF the 2oth Oc-
4oher She brings l65 passengers and consid
80. ,,or,a,oI ,oo,cbord;se intending
eraole ou ~ VI 60, - and about GO inns
1oV tulls 6oe'if s, oi md soItbamntop.
MGasutgi"eDt iio.l, NJ c,er Tronk]in
Inc oi,'E XI H'd'es iIo,,ro ON tbe
caPt ~ W @i'0 nas ba,,iaa ,aTormAd the
ing OF inc 1o'il OC1oUIi It's i,d tI,o
voyage rom o-N ~ Co. - n Jgvs
Getou 70 "Lo ,etoHY.. .i ~ - rio otynif
distance OF IT'D ilS1'.e. or ti r|ra9Ii;T
cent appeal dnce anu - ~ tici'9 It,
excited great deal OF attention ana a0'"fa'''n
III Hayre ,r,.. ri,
The W est Ahdla man sEgaleuiP ii.qincs
cd at ooatpanpoo" lio"! sao S6n
nain JuS1 geioio t 'ooo q - - 81 ooo
had Oh 'icioi-' ~ e. ~ Cl;r;
GUY WIZ - 81 tJa1ls;J th4 .lo M;;+o
AcCouil.' t NO. aionrnod bn+ t,
fiai cilS's pp;;, .lo4 - Co. ,,id ~
oio \" 90 " Tfn Cahi,1ot I,Ios ,on, e,roat o{for+s
iiolt en- 10 - No,,,, tI 0oo,oi 81 ,La
~ oi the Corfes The froons Which sailed
- Ce,l;, ~, tho otb Octo},o, foi Uovono formed
lfoAi C%:i Va ~ ~ o ''a ~ III
sn eieCtlNe W. u 20 @' iuilN anI
me. CeGi d Noii.n', 'lio oiie., a.,
=" 40 " eio" +" III i'oSi i0''i'o o Viz
l'In ioi naYaha Il ..-.-.....,.,
1 rom home i, we IearA Iha' inc f0bc intended
10 hOullHut' biSuOps iol LlNSIiOplt birmingham,
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The Anti-Rent Trial, in Delaware ca.
Correspondence OF The Tribune

DELW, Wednesday Nght Oct. ~
DEAR SIX: The great tria! which has been u
long time pending in this County. brought TO test
the validity of the Harderbursh Patent has just
been tried in this County before VIM Il shank
land Justice of tie Supreme Court j Van Bu
ren and the Attorney Generation the plaintiff, aud
J. a. Spencer and Jas Powers for defendant
The cause was submitted to the Jury to-day. and
they have Just been discharged unable to agree
They stool screen for Tie people and IRE for The pa
tentecS The cause was presented to the Jury
with great fairness The contest is as to lands
not actually occupied for 40 years before suit
brought, and the chances are fair that the people
will succeed ultimately.
No time for particulars In haste.
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