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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-02
PASSENGERS Sailed

IN steamship Falcon, Tor ChGgrcS.-J Barrycloush aad
Fort, s P MerrH, s s Smith. T. Enron aud lady, Mn
Re, NJ Dick. Mrs Harris, child and servant; Mr.,
NJ Finch W Larkin Mrs. Coshla, Mrs. SAWYER snd
sn Bsnssr C 9rad a IieT. Ho, Hutton.
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7 Coshln r L. wmSn Mrs sawyer and child " A -,
p. Farre Cspt Ge.cS SwescStt sseAsa, walk
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wh ft k.sy T% Hylsna I Hs: AND NJ
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s. McKsnney c. IL Ficsd, william Johnson, D; Gregg
l.. ksnhall. J. H9wes, ID. Shastow j West, Howe, a
Howe IL Be ford J. Bedford, II Belstorc, I McEachem.
J c. Hsnrmond, s. Mel ] Hnts T. Maxwell, G. T.
Rule J. Tpmer, II. Broughtos. VIM Mccrea, En-
bofds NJ. Whitehead, A. Breach. J Long. ID Snyder j.
Gilger, J. c Nichol, g. Ratchd, u. knlgat J: r Dn-
chan. ID ReJenor. J shohsr. A Mar, 4. Dab. Caro-
lin J. Suiyer T bIoTan, u Hedge. W Hedge, Hopkins
o. G,nnen wife aud .iy children; NJ nnrse Hubbard
ID Lehman, W G. Buttep. l.. Garoch, s. w. Baksnee
II Teel j. Burke and lady. Miss Burke, I Burke, Ms
H. F. Gales. A Gales, W. Iartmaa, Jno. Fitch. Phlhp
Lemron, J. soul,. c. precheur. Paul @ McG,ntty'
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A Wsey W Co Inns. A. @. Henderson. c. DiyIdsas, ID
Wmeet, J Bony, N Purdy. n. VI isrtman j. y. PatIer-
son y Thison. 4. Iiouck, A Watoman, W A; Dubois,
] Ccdemine. NJ Doisu. y. D0lsn 4 H1rnal A y.
Oles ] Hubbard q Baker. J. Harma. W Taytor, WIN.
Pscko en-, NJ sioMuray, " B Hubbard. A c hneesri'
& Hubbard o y. Tn j,ursoB. 8 Cowsn. W w. Wont
ten J. James. o. Galley, c. Mooney, J W Mooney. 4.
II. Neal. A McDoRaId Wm Pass, n Pass "
Ysncey Berford & c., Messenger. J. T. Miller W. II.
BAILEY, G. willard John Cornell. III A Clark. j ID.
rrsot ID. Dulog. W Cornell ksGgan, Mas Wlsner.
l. Campbell +. Hoser, G. n A Never. J. Doyle, Ba-
ker y Edmonds. X Brown. c. Shoals, G. CIowen j. A.
Bradshaw, Adams x Co, J. ID W aiaco, Won Bslistt'
l. N Borden ] Smiley, p. Quinn n McQmd, M Mur-
raw H. Halsey NJ Murphy, DR. Leaf, = vi. 3. Company.
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-s.,cbll. Purser Hopkins, and other officers cfthe
,..,uer The, say that no efforts have been spared
" sontrbute to their comfort while tue care be-
.-od upon the sick merits their especial gratitude
The following particulars with regard to tho Mica
-. Line are communicated by Capt. Vanderbilt
yiRaIS BAY, Wednesday, Nov. 10, 1851.
=. A., ElS,oss Of The ". y. T5sbaHe:
ic.~TrKxTN: You are well aware Ten new
- IN the new steamer Cent Al America on the
"a oct in tow Of the new steamship Daniel Wee-
4 s nound 10 Lake Nicaragua VIA San Juso, Tor the
80. Of completing the through line from New
(f 40 California. | a>fived on he Lake Ia ths
io~",,Tl steamer, OF 3-5 runs burden. after over
sns ali difficulties At sea, and on the river on the
,,s ,nst and proceeded % cross the Lake 20 virgin
- - sten I found tHe passengers OF the Pdeinc,
~ no,s he, had been ~alt'ng some four days They
wsdisieiy got on board AMI ~ three hours were On
na, sv 10 New-l oTk, where thoy wall arrive the
ss.s.nship Pr0metGeus, al The way Oy stea n.
f"s~,sth,rf was quiet IL San Juan del sur No war
=. S,sr,,tance OF any kind existed on any pan OF
re youte and had arrive ionr days earlier az Nr-
-. Raw the Promeincus would have been IN New
{ork an that tine earlier tnan she can now be,
.Sich must be the case hereafter as the steamer
vii SOW AWAY De IN readiness On the Lake, which
viuhereaiteT remedy the iO!mer celays OF the line
Reseectluliv, yours G. VANDERBILT.
We ave indebted TO 3. s. Hopkins, Esq, PurSer
Of the Proae,hous, for his obliging :, ento0s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-02

Be paid bark to her and re bonds on Ter D.. given
Up, Nhich was done Sir rOfris. Ub0 Vas friend
Of Mr.. T., lOsned To the Churches q. Is said the
money 70 psy Hrs. ?, ana took osnis N as "a
uame.
The present suit is against Mr. ". Mr. F claiming
thai ~ his marriage 20 Mr.. no became esfilei
10 her moIeT, snc trr Mr.. ". on her behalf w'os,-
iu'iJ as r lAec 10 plaintiff. got TIRE money. Test.
mony was taken, and 4 nonSgii asked for on tie
ground tnAt nothing has been shD beyOsd the fact
ui~t Dir y. loaned the mosey to the Churches 10
iskc up thr 5crGs o. Mr.. K Tao mO.IOa Tor nos-
sult a. geaa.ec
CouRT OF COMMON PLEas-GeneraI Term
De ~ siops. -yIt- =. Taylor aaf others a. Ia,l
Sf'tLnH =. Church For a'lege ed libel by sts:enenl
IA Registry OF Mercantile Agency as TO A drI, Il
t0'UJ0uS, Miss m which a verdict Was given for
plaWtlS for 5000, sDd Si57 II costs. Jdismels
AHMED
TIE following Judgments were asa affirmed, yiih
costs
&C.. Dausan seninst Cal6issN and ofhsrs Gorge
Sfetf against Marian SAsa GHd Others; AHic- Lsgi-
for 0n9 1fheTs against HcSts Corics gains Bryrl;
Palmer against Ward; Linden against DJ7geiv
At0mS aga.nst DGt1s Master against S4aiflc
crane ssa'n'l Lqfscr +; Bsgg against NcClR7.
Judgments reversed VIZ.
hcttHs against Helms StScsAy against SHifi.
NcErey against Doe.-Costs set iSde-afirmei
to amount.
hins against TnGRlsy - Am Gun. reduced.
Weeks against Clrrr3s Affirmed.
Sc.rtck against Newfon and HarraOBi against Hs-
card Appeals affirmed
same ss 70 PolOers sg2lns, Pinkerf0n snl Dana
pgaInst Fisdler.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-02

T. sircre~ Tod HAa!rr :. Sgr F-ss---o Of as gr3a
Nporc. M~Crsst L. Icler. N Fs1ead. Gao: & Hler
Ms Valley n. Wrrsers. Fraac Ais.rJoa Mr.. sras-
,. Mcbride q v Rsser Nr white p ssssRrs. Lsar
sg FlsIes krrtns RaR-hsrj Anthe Massey EHe Vii
aiH Argus Bret, Charles L.case, PORE Mar NJ, Ger
sad, slssitr alv SOFA Boston. G J,hnsaa Enan-
Ne. Da'sy Dir HarsstoF III Bolsilos. Oh wood, Mss
N ,f,Sasr Co1s-ifuon u Son Frsaslso nci n frsa
Iaaapsz-C. NJ. Bi,ke and ch.idfes Mrs Rake ,aI
hanson, J Mayn,rd samuel Gssaos. s. Eastman. G.
Antrss,S :. tiancets. 4. Kendall. :. Bennett.
PIT shor' ara ooJs. Ns shss! aad siT.s. Vseot9ss
NaDhall. sfr snd srs Kinch Wiling. LOUIS Naria.
NJ freedman: W waters. Joseph Lisea1 John Rschsu.
NloAh'm, v. Smith, II. HopAins A d seaman. L. II.
HoEsTs, J. r WA'kis' baSeI A. At9o.d Z CaiJ.
S. Burgess, Fuller, Boss W. VA s,ts, 4 P Hoo
ms. N s. Cobb 7. .be, G Z EnsS9O, 7 MaEtAaa.
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Sincus. David Chad. Thos Fuller SAM. Ml.ey. ". L.
Elhs, :. p. Boss. q Austin. l. MarSon Which use,
s.bey $ BIa1ia l. II Msrsl0R, A. C. stree g, JeR-
kirs, John Wfks Henry " rSs. Moses Na'Ss. 4 tisd,
Garland ] u. Harri-. J II Webb, A II. wsah, J Z.
Weymouth, J MclsausblIn, c. Wal, T. Nsddey, Eish.
k,absli G Fssl.s 7 Michael r. J. 9asi,sa w,
j Flint. c Collins ] Wall " Cowl Wa Wllli,coa. ].
asr,J 3 ncod, /. W Dassoii a b Gress Jori.n.
jj9hn Williams W B Young. = wmo. Gnsole W
Chss Har 5, John Denstan. J. hsiOck John Hooking.
DaId Powell T. JenA rs DAVID A,kins John hd"ar1s.
r. sgs Rot. Markham, MursY, Thomas Murray, lao
Iirpit. X Bryan ; RoddcEoss. Hitchcock, l. Barn-
haIt, C. Whioht ad J. Eseab c. Gage. b. ID. rnrlshe,
Mr. and Nrs. Nesce Mr. ami Mrs Phase, Mrs AkScn.
snG ca.t, j. A Fdal: Rob, Eye wifs and child, Taos.
Campbell. ". Hud, J T Iuidsley. George Sekeck.
II y. Prcsvics. Joseph Press.ck Henry Allen. Eli
shs DIows. 4 2 Whitaker, Sch Simeon, r., william
Lyon Andrew Waters. Horace NcGoNan. J. A. CsaTsd,
Jan Eston Walter Jeffrey. joseph Donaldson. David
F. 5 h Aotes,er J French. A. Arsold, c. Drake. s. ii.
Berry l. Bagey, Smyey Geo. Nh. G. NsIdeld, Chas.
Neads. II ) Fonda. l. Daggep q p. Clark. III. Bates,
II II Din Cham l.. GayIt, X. Cctereil. + Maxon. l..
Nordfuh. l.. shove. Chs SellecS s CAN'T. Nelson An
Moulton John Bingham. VIM LYONS. /. ) Lyon, CHESTER
klsfrl XaliS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-02
CITY ITEMS.

tR' Being excessively courteous and iul-
wmely polite is not, as general thing, an American
Ailng but we are occasionally amused with cxhi.
tons Of this ridiculous vanity, which are, to say the
east, pi,if,,lly ludicrous AS, for instance bene-
q given for worthy object off charity, and score
ARTISTS volunteer, but net one OF them can appear
Icsp with the most servile hatiery TO athlrd per
"a; "the celebrated Mis-. Terpsichore Will appear
yAe kind permission Of Brobdignag Smith Esquire,
he very liberal manager Of the Backwoods Spout
Acp" "Mr. Garrick Gonegoose and his remarkable
saed hedgehog, from she Royal Sirawshed Thea
e. will perform their celebrated characters IN What
oyecallit, by the extraordinary condescension OIL
AsksPere Shocks, Esquire the snierprsing Director
the iii.hi-hi Menagerie," &c, &c, al nduSeam
xany politeness is right and agreeable, bus this
saavering person with all the hauerlng adectiyes
/ , The dictionary, merely because he has not pre-
enied somebody from doing a charitable action, or
Nsause he has lent broken winded piano TO groan
lamentations at concert, 10 unseemly, absurd ana
Osgrsceful. The idea that any such sentiment OF
empowering gratitude is feli is all moonshine The
seput under the gaows could not cringe lower or
AVA more shamelessly to save HE life than many OF
eOf aIa citizens often appear 20 do IN these
Ssreo'yped Advertisements. PaA it Is disgusting
THE NHw PARK KILLED. Judge Ed
Yards OF the Supreme Court has refused to sppolns
commissioners IN the matter Of the proposed rural
p1k At Jones's Woods This 10 very probably the
cup de grace to the project.
SERMON ON THE LATE CALAMITY.--An
apssssive and eloquent Sermon was delivered by
A'' Thomas E. Armitage, Of the NorfolS.st Bsp-
~.aurch' respecting the great calamity in Green
,eh'W Tie .oek his tex, nom the second chapter
sue eps'ieby James, 18Th verse, Mercy eoicesh
Ssinss Judgment
A"sf his remarks upon the above, he closed viii
'0otess 70 the children connected with The sun
:! ScAooi Of the said church. The church was
~, hied, and seemed fully to appreciate the re-
~AAs made BY the speaker.
NAVrios.-There is coarse looking man
Ou' - years OF age, under the medium hight, who
s''"e ABOUT the City asking moaey for an ins'na-
sa'a 10 be on the corner OF Ninth ay and Twen'
~'a% There is no such Institution there. HIS
sNa"noe - reckless, his motions rather quick ana
@u1' nus breath full OF alcohol, his statements
s-Ss'oe, and his two accomplices are worse even
-H himself. lie was formerly connected with a
N''osat Institution m this City, from which he
| dismissed, and he may generally be kno VII by
s'use he showers upon the persons in TINT insil-
''A WAC Insisted or the necessity Of his csnissal
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

FIRES IN BRooKLYN-About IL o'clock
on Saturday nigh. Ere broke out in frame build
ing on Hucson-ay., opposite Wa,erst., occupied as
butchers shop by George McCa5e, which was
burned down. An adjoining building, similarly &C.
oupied by Daniel Fitzpatrick, was also consumed,
al contiguous dwelling house, owned by Patrick
Powers ard occupied by Owen Ferguson, was dam
"a. I'd to the extent OF about $3.50 There were in
tho shops eight barrels Of cOrned beef and large
v!,huty of fresh meat, all Of which was destroyed
guam tbs stalls, blocks, tools, &c. Mr.. McCabe lost
about 100, and is insured for 5000 in the Grocers'
Insurance Co, New OIk. Ny. FltyDatnck's loss
exceeds $30c-nsured for $500 IN the New-York
state Mutual Insurance Co. Of the same city Mr..
ferguson carried The baking business on the first
floor OF his house, and had large quantity OF -four
OF hand, which was greatly damaged oy water. lie
Is insured 10 the extent OF his loss Ia the Eagle In
suIance Co. Brooklyn.
-AROther fire was discovered about o'clock on
Sunday morning IN long rarge OF frame buildings,
occupied by J CnderhIll & Co. as an oilcloth man
ufactorv, situated on Dean.st. opposite CuntDn-av,
formerly known Parmentler's Garten.l which
burned with such rapldity that rle whole stTu tuTe
was consumed, with ali is contents in a compare
tively short time afterward The Fire Department
promptly hatsened 20 the scene OF confagfaton, but
IN consequence OF the combustoe nature OF the ma
terlal, their efforts Ineffective, and u was leit
10 its fate, together with the mihouse, workshop
ARD outbuildings belonging 20 the establishment.
Two neighborlng dwelling-houses occupied respec,
a stable beoneinelo the former, We're considerably
damaged but were saved from a like fate by the ex-
eltlons Of the fremen and police ferce The factory
had not been in operation for tho past four months,
and it is therefore presumed that 1t was purposely
set on fire. The total loss amounts to $500. par
tally covered by insurance In the North American
Company, Y. y
DISTURBANCE AT FIRES. Charles BIRCH
al was arrested on Saturday night for violently
sssaultirg Assistant Captain Call, Fourth District
Poi-ce at the fire in Iudson-sv, while IN the per-
Torrance of his duty, and John Boyd was also taken
into custody for throwing stones at the lrenem.
Both were locked up to answer.
RECEIVING STOLEN GoODS. - Charles
Nixon. (coored,) arrested by officer Brown, of the
First District Police, on the above charge was
brought before Justice King on Saturday, when he
was found guilty on three complaints, and was sem
fenced on each TO six months imprisonment IN the
Penitentiary, and fine Of 500.
FELL OVERLOAD. james Dunlap, white
assisting a, The fire foot OF liudson-av on Saturday
night accidentally fell into the dock, but was soon
extricated from his rather uncomfortable situation
by the foreman Of No. Engine CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-02

BOARD OF EDUcATIoN-The President,
f. C. Benedict, Esq, IN the Chair. The President
announced as foil ws;
The calamity IN Ward School No. 20, is the oc-
casioD of my calling you together at this time
should have done TINS Immediately after the fatal
occurrence, had not the manner and cause Of the
accident been made the subject of inquiry of
CoEoners Jury. and 1t seemed more respectful
TO the legal investigation to wait its termination
gave my personal attention 20 these proceedings,
painful it and that their result
is known, invite your attention TO the subject,
that the Board may take such measures as may Joe
expedient. On the day after the accident, 1 ac-
cOmpanledS the Coroner and the Jury to the
dosoiate dwellings of the parents, to view
he bodies and nothing but the anguish of
tie immediate relatives could surpaSS the
sorrow with which we all looked upon
those dead children, who, with the exception of a
few who were a little bruised, seemed to have gone
to their death calmly as to nights rcpoSe. and to
reflect IN their looks of innocence the purity with
home During the week following the investi-
CATION was continued daily and resulted in
the verdict of the Jury, entirely acqulting
the teachers Of any fault. copy of the YER
diet is herewith laid before you, and fully con-
cur with the jury In their verdict. The Jury also
accompanied their verdict with an informal state
ment, In which they pass some censure, and make
some suggestions, which are of Importance. This
statement also lay before you, and copy of the
testimony as reported IN one OF the daily journals
Schoo-IlOuse No 2G was a very large building,
and the school, although spoken Of as one school,
was in substance, twenty.three schools, in many
rooms, under the care OF tweDty-sx instructors,
fellows:
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MICHIGAN.

70 Hon. TOWNSEND F. CIDLEY met,
We are informed by The Jackson Patriot with 4
most serious accident on Saturday, the 22t. lie was
attending thrcshng machine. IN which his clothes
got somehow entangled, and before he could be ex
ticated. one of his shoulders was broken, and the
other dslocs.ed.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE. Tile Detroit Daily
Tribune contains AN account OF fire which laid one
side Of the principal business stree. IN the village OF
Coldwa,er IN ashes On the first OF March In the
current year, the other side shared the same fate
The loss is very serious, and is usual where II
falls the heaviest or least be borne there is no
insurance.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
From our Conesponden,sl

NEWPORT, Nov. 2s-An. brig Hope, Swa'ey, Boz
deeuv for Phad lpha Shsckford Coombs Edsior Tor
do ,chrs Care May Ross Philadelphia Princess, Ny
ricI Albany Forest. Crewly, Addison, for New-iorN
Iaien Snow Thomaston for dc susan Gf9ilma5 pos
lal for DO Orion Clarke CALAIS, for do Lady Cm oa
Edws mis- Wsrehain for do, Albeit whitman; plymouth
for do Paragon, Case, Harwich, for do lawn G p
- f,r do Hudson Hayenor, Phil sdel pha for Boston X
IIeen.an Freeman Boston for vns,aa Sips EsPuD,e
Prol f0r co 2ath arr schrs Crusade. Ripley Edgsefon
Tor New YORK Banner, Lowell, Albany t~ Troy F,sh
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L.H sc n re. ssse E,s BsHs , "a P,rk g, s,fs,
fsnr 81 r. Che 80 ~. Bosis - syls kisrr p1r
Cisst~srs 20 hbis - - eri.S r9Sr~rs 4, Ss---,
gftQf. Lumber. lte Qua Ssrraies
PORIUGtI-31s hss SagsI Ssares - tuRs i0y wood ~
TCs LrlAi.f &c Saves, - Oae, Colon. 40 bsis.
IL sin =, d. Z ce
SrAINfl tvs So CsnJ ss sbls Boef isi 90 Saves.
CENoA-2;9 l,ss Hshosaar ie9 pigs Copper. lcc ohls
Beef s0c oars Coffee IS ties A., 10 tgE, Iassc. bJtua'
il6 baies e tiNH. go hAls ResR
AgR-- t--s SIS hoar.s, &c Josst { Spars.
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NEW

SHAM FIGHr AT TRENToN-The Jersey
Blues and Mercer Rifles at Trenton have resolved TO
celebrate the anniversary of the Battle of Trenton by
a Sham Fight on the Goth of December. and appoint
ed Col S Dickinson, Major w. Napton. and Capt. :.
Milford T. d. Hutchinson ard :. Van Sickle Com
miltee TO extend invitations and make arrangement
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nnInesfic Ports.

ALEXANDRIA. Nov esd. sohr. Z. NJ. Pree
csN-sers Ne'T-York ichr John Warren Lok!er, New
iIa.f9cI-sTA Nov l9-Arr. sch,s Heoue,ta Stnehleld
Nsy-Yort A.no Bsals, Boston 2iss, Geo hssd Need
NposToN. Nov Z7-Ar, bnr Caryl PeuEgill. Phils-
de'-ba I'd ,hip Boil Rock Pend!e'on, New Orietas ,
S,,r Sultsna atsou Malta and smyna bnss Cainalss
49, Nary WaIr.a. Havana; Tweed. lBf ~ WI
Na-Iaud Mara sBf Staawood, Liverpool y. . Co.,
An Means fll sHor-h zarh arr. bStks Jte.a go,
ysr Calcutta Sarah Oirey Renck ha,er I.- nm.
Gg,.er Charleston fremont Harioin b-ti tx,f,ri,
Nd III Matthews Port "a Prince a ~ ~ Z - Hyrs
SaysnIah: Queen Eslhcr, Perdletn ra vne,, 40
s,rdiey 90 China s,ucler, do the9Vsss. - 'scbr,
Canton C.owel 90 Montague, PG.,.a't ~ ~ C6G,rJ
a 7 WIDE R.i.e~ Cape Hsyiien VIZ s ~, Rcbmond
81 Jobr n B. Mercy TAILOR Sn.e's'ss tsd,s Phis,
49, nm TocSsr Coz do Ann p V e. - Co.
I'm 9l,s o Alfred BArra BAKER ors' , las
GO Aus IA -, IIenp Aisec, Wass ms,ni.iol5s
Lt.H p,cn Eelv: and Frert. Hsbe.t
feirf 49, vii d0 for Lynn; 1riouxs, 800 A.
-. - ,f.r.ncr Nck erzCn and Lsa1~' .,. a. VI
49, onf star Nlckers1n, - - i. a.nry
& casss acOn BsaTse, ls-eei a. Al I,,s NJ
klo,z Nslsonrre Everett Josephine 49,
l!te4xt III sd Thursisy barks 1eofss =. III,
ridEe' ce~ y Kimbali J. X. Dayal. Dit5 H.ien
ster % 1, " Parker rid@y, WIND so-tnsix "eA
Aeea ct ef.ut 10 sea Nov ~. ocl9cA' n AZ,
Iaih ~ :. r Dow Blanchard. Cr9nAsai "a sg, Jul
sd. - Se, Orleans schr Hods,n. beiI, !" LIS
"a. = ut.ra Blaek SsTfOlk Italian. ois.., LII
Teissrsokel ship Benz. Ho.si1 lae~i H. ' ~. "a
a. S7ss Boston, rs. Baa.a wIIAih r..
o. D"i,hia Cd bark Duke a W.tnns.ya' ~ IA.
fLI = SSs,rs-ra>. suay Fle D Afeh-si Msianfss
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Foreign Ports.

SD I'm Maleira 2Otll Glt brig Zcnoba Carlton, stss
At Bargor Wales litA ns' bark Dslphos c. rus for
Boston days. . -, 49,. 49,.
p Boston AZ sd same day for RIO Jsnero bns PAM
m. Fidndse I'm IS Johns N J., and same DAY ior RIO
At Ir,soa l2th irs, bark Wabash, sherman, for Now
Orleans wtg cafgowould sail about I'm "ish t"oiAHds
SD i@ s. Johns 2sth ult bark FL Dosado, Eichborger
nast John. N b 2isi inst brig Dove, MsAsT Bos-
ton Tor WINDSOR pat lor harbor ed oIrks tre1eneA
SINH Wi,mine:ta \. 4; Hopewel Dixon. New-York I;
Arg.le Barton Boston Blanche, Jones, astno Oris
Charlotte Joar, Boston schT I'm, Co'cn New 9 u
esd Iii, Yeoman. Plrden, New ork brig Ehza, b'0
Tiers 10 schrs Echo. Holier do Hero, Sawyer ana
Femisrhsre Grove Boston Oliver frost, smith BAN
IA zi,t irlg Comet. Frits. Ale xandfia
A, Iosoor lth ms ship ManlJus, Baker, ior Hare
rert lav 10 take passengers 70 Ne~f0rk -
p,o T,rsiro about Oct sid brig Diaden Ns"-Oi-
leans bark Kremn, BeaTse, Tor Ne"-fork "sfp0o'e' !"
SD dom do 2lth cli. ship Msgantcook' FairoaDA' y
Orleans o. -, A. Yo,l
81 icth rig Golden Rule. Wstinztoa y. Oaesns
Care Eas sen st Domingo } NoT. ib-bns oarha
WoTthr r,oa (of Provnceiown for Boston "ees ms
or,y Az. vessel "a port -. - ~.
Nsesau p Nov Arr. hng ADeona, Afey, New
yorE Tor Natanzas reported put IN distress, and pro-
rseea n her yoyage Ilth Nov - An Vesssi n go J.
Ar z, Kingston. Jam, Nov brig t1ro,ne, u upa
yo,E- orig WatsrlOs, fBr Outer bTdss rMtso5 Pas
ilth N Esysps Adams, Ne~Yotk I'm, Da.As ,rrSr5
80 Sleeger DO. Lucy Ann, kenar. do SD On bark
reis~y,-h t0uant, Franklin 18th, bfiss Hoin4ns Stb'
- ~. Ors.ns: 10Th. Flora, Hi!5s1- bahm'Ee :
-, yohn We,lev TDconnen. New Orleans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-02

Miss HAYES. A Geographic dispatch
announces the sudden ndsposi,ion of Miss Hayes
Rochester, on Saturday night, which obliged her
% retire on two occasions, her voice having alto
leiher failed her
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-02

"a The Portland Times, Co. r. Of the
23d Oct, gives the particulars OF wanton murder
committed by young man named Creed Turner, OF
Kentucky on the person Of L. A. Bradbury, OF Gin
cinna a. hat place. Both lived IN the same house,
and II IS said jealousy was the Indictment of the
hnnnY murder.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-02

IiOuR or PARADE. Gen. Sanford has is
sued order dire 'ting the formation OF the line,
for the reception OF Kosssta. to be II N. instead
Of p NJ. The line viii be formed on the Battery,
the right CT Whitohall-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-02

The FoRRRsT DIvoRoE CAsE.-lu the
Superior Court yesterday morning THIS cause vas
called, but laid over for the day on account OF the
engagement Of Mr.. O'Conor In q cause in another
Court.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-02

New. YORK HosPITAL.- We give the
following statistics Of the New-York Hospital. ter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-02
ATTEMPT TO COMMIT SuIcIpE.--A maj

named Andrew Ackert, on Saturday afternoon,
yh,le on board OF one of the lamilton-avenue ferry
boats which was lying IN her dock, jumped over
hoard ard was nearly drowned, when he was res
cued by the exertions of Mr. John II. Puler, citi-
zen lie is supposed to have been temporarily IN
sane at The time of his making the attempt upon his
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-02

SAVED FROM Observation-Disclosures Dom
oboe a lad wears of age residing at No 1921 West
st., on Saturday morning fell into the dock az the
foot of Christopherst. but was fortunately saved
from drowning by the eXertons OF officer Bennett oil
the NinihWaId Police who rescued him nom his per-
ious situation and Afterwards conveyed him to ms
of