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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-01
Foreign Ports.

Advertised az Liverpool Aug 10, Anerda. - Lang for
Boston zd FIJI Whitney. Hayden. for do. l9h; Daniel
Wsbser Howard, for do g@hi THOMAS. smith iol do
2ith President, Comlngs for New-fofA Zth Nlagira'
ossth Proult for do 10Th Robert Parker. Weeks for
10 nth. Mayfower Crocker for do 18Th Argo maco-
Iuck FOR do 18th Elizabeth. Jones. for DO sd A1er-
deem Hubbard of DO 2st Edward, D Bnen' for do lId
Wn,erca for do 9sth CIV Mannerng or do 10Th Enl-
nire Queen Coulter for do soon Junlta. Bunham for
10 2sth Lady o art Rogers Tor DO Goth Isaac rsht'
Furbor for 10 Sept Hungarian for DO sept kap'a'
hammock Gushing. fot do Sept Georye.Geen, kedman,
or 90 Sept Crl Cults, Chase ior DO SOON Tempest'
Patten ior do soon, Jane II Ghdden Cmlas Tor Phla-
druhia 18th Genoa kelle. for do. 2Jth Shac kamdt0n,
West for DO Sept Mary Pleasints, for do Scotia
Nskeliy for Baltimore 18th Annapolis S,r1ham. ioT 40.
olympus Wilson for New orleans 1911, Osborn, NOVEL;
for do I'd Ellen Maria, Whtmors for % z9thS9d J'-
- ,hf, Day for do 18th shirley, Hiier or do sept J.
Ar AZ st John. y B., 2ttA INST brig Pilgrim MeSfea-
dy New York mn schr Herald Andrews, Bos'aa.
klnson do 9Th Pope. Wood, Boston schr Alpha Elder
New. Bedford ,.-...,.,. p,,.,,.. f., s..,,v
soon only American vessel Sid. stl NJ. bark Nauti-
us sG emo ssh nit ship suma,ra for
No American vessel at Mess,na ID inst m
At Glasgow jth ms brig lndeIef nt 10, no,e,
having been substituted FOR TIE ons "oodpon' oeiofe
regC'psa an yCA about july 3oth schr Howard, KEEL
80 from New YORK f9r the coast 0ns American vessel
a, Ria Iapeiro july 9Th bAgk Splendid, Lath, from
Bnenos Ayres. uHc. shr X Parker, swain from 10
a. M Hsmlton fBernula) Aug l5 bngs R Reese,
Trzo. Demerara Jabez. Smith. Baltimore, IL n.
p-'rce Coaant New York n r. Hyler, French He"-
YORK see Dsas,etsl Sid i5h, ors May FIo"eI h'a''
AZ s, Thomas Aug p, BAR. Adams, rom DeIhsrais,,
VIZ re-, bngs Wanderer Mooefs IRON po' An; E E
s,,e On the 18th vii u 200 % slV 70 roar hsf
M Emily -. from Barbados, repairing Jy1h IN DIV
son Bennett I'm " mingt %, C. dscg 'ohf oli'e''e
Foyyg4u fu Tobago, WIG freight . a.. r., G.
Ar A. Panaml Juy 20. brig Undine, Fo-licn, san
Franciscs 2lst bark Eagle = baeaassnI "a o sana
~ Iranc,..o GA July TO- ship TAmahroo, 81 CLAIR,
Vaiaafa.so, I'D bark yelor. Payne VALPARAISO 2fIh'
hart E0salInd Hew EFT, DO -, n
AZ Re- Ponso. Aineal July p: schrs Joahua Brown.
MI -. saIsrn an 18th Susan KELLEY, Williams unc.
S--,oasn Auy g. brlgs Nerens UItOn. for Salem ID
a. Smar0n lsier. for Gloucester. ldg SPARTA Ian
der Tor NIckere 8s-. % load for Ne~-fork rleadss,
Csnf.r Tor t,lovcestar Wig cargo William Alien, tbrl
MI. fJr nI.d states Do. Franz Bate I'm Whining
On { arr "A: sehI Harvest, Rice. for Boston iof \
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ST. Louis, Friday, Aug 90, 1851.
Accounts nom jefferson City. Missouri, report the
0clefa as prevailing TO a considerable extent, and
Suslns much alarm among the inhabitants. Up to
sunday. eleven deaths had occurred.
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WhalerS.

Aug. ,, Of Cape Verbs sgnalixed a whahns bark
showing white si.ual with rod bail the center (perhaps
the Mnwood0iN Bediord) 49,
Spoken Aug 30 lat 81 10, lon 90 bark George wash
ngton Harps from NowBcGiOrd Tor Atlantic and Indian
Oceans. 49,, =.
Ar at v Bedford 29th. bark Robt Morrison, AKIN n
York to NJ for whallng.
Litter from Maxwell Wright Co. dated RIO JaneIro
Tuly n repor a. that port bark Emma HHssey Of and Tor
New Bedford Too bits sperm OIL IN board pat ~ to re2af
S.iled from New Bedford, 18th. barque T. J. Donnel
Earl y Pacific Ocean.
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PHILADELPHIA. Aug 3l-Arr. steamship City, Of
Glasgow, tBr) Letch, Liverpool, hrigS lniegrt tBrJ
McCrlla - John. y B Science. " ymau, New Haven.
Tsngier Grffin Boston. john Dnnton Morton, Boston
Aesla Willard. Boston, Lucy Atwood, Atwood New
York Gen Tnylnr Shutc Providence, Ellen Mana. Kill
man. New YORK sc'rs. j. X Shaw, /rlmiu, Albaay .
Nater1lia WpNes Hartford l. Arlcnued, Corson Rpt-
bury Mar, Elizabeth. shoe. Newiayen Delaware. Dll,
Pruyncefown. Caroline Grant Olrhees Boston, Alert,
Hall Boston: Ayon Carver, New-Hayen, James Bis
Charlotte Rsles Jersey City, Grace Darling Bartlett,
Bridge port Sarah Louisa. Minor, New-LOndon' Lena
non, Gcyer Boston Mar, Yates, Boston, steamers III
caIl Hand. New York Anthracite Morley. New YORK
julius Cesar ,Br Fleming Quebec steamships City Of
Richmond. new Derrckson, New-fork, |rgma Teal.
Richmond bar,s LO lsa, LINDSAY, Cdldenas Ben NucA
Dhu Jamaison Liverpool. Elm, TAYLOR, Boston hrsN
Victoria Br Hall, Nassau, T Aesia, Willard P0rt-
land: ChaS kershaw, Richmond, Charleston, Eleh
Mara. kllman Boston Lucy Atwood, Atwood. York;
John nuntoa Morton Boston Ca.harne Nchels, NNAels,
do. IaugIer. GUhu. DO. Science MVman. az. schr>
Waeryale Halves A ugusta hle l.. Andflned. Ccrson.
NsuOuSet. NaV y Elizabeth, Shoe. Ncw-fOrA, ten
ssal Ta.or Shute Boston james Bliss, Hatcn. Salem
] W Candy Townsend Providence, Delaware, Dul,
Proylncetovn Avon. Carer. Boston, Carsnc Grant,
Veiras Boston Sarah Louisa. Minor, Allen Point Char-
lo,te sley Newport J. Leaning. COrspn. b lstOn ,
Warren John Anderson. Zahrlsk, iackenslck y Apple
gate Eudicott. Norwich, CT {. VI. Smith, Hagleston
NEWPORT. Avg 27-Ar schr Sarah Jane, Ftzsegaid
COR Snsan Honda Albany Union. Bargs. Providence for
Baltimore sloops Thomas Ihorne. Dariee, Albany i0r
Fail RIVER Elizabeth. Cobeish. Fall RIVER IN New York
Sid brig Cardiff Melville. Havana 18Th arr schr Merri
Nachas Tor New York Calcutta Sweet Providence foI
New-York. Harltmes, Giaddlng from Bristol May I
Cramruer Smith IN Phllade pha Iewr Clarke, NanAirS
I'm 10 Marion Gladding, I'm New-fork
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Bold Robbery.

KOCHESrKR, AHg IT, IS5I.
"a, NOS daring robbery was perpetrated on board
- Ssanet Northernor, while on her passage from
S~ssoa 10 this city yesterday. The office OF the
sNh was entered from side window, and about
~ aunaied dollars taken from the drawer The
~ ~ was discovered before the boat made the land
~e01 ne ROBBERS were no, detected.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY SEPIEMBER l. 1851:

Stcs-ship. painted AAc>, AMI soSat ~ tons bnIihe0.
ashore " the inside Il hscOiAr1gue Sh,f a. tiny q
ne NOth~ard she remained tha. SITUATION Until y
NJ when she vas los stghf Of ~ the tine she as
discovered her SAILS all yisc h, n y O'Clock ihc
were furlej.
SCH CLIFTON Da-rett from Me-. Ycrk Jarc g. f,r
Acapulco put INTO Penn prevcIs 10 July ~. ~lIa
los OF hoWSrrs,
Dunn the N Sunday night l-sf, ~ EnsSh Ing
AnnanS ale loaded ~ith nOa--e> and sgsls. tryns
make Wilmington Nc vas stranded Man Bar, ~ ?
Will probably, with cargo be tsial loss Me WAS IL rrr
Maanzas foT HALIFAX: Ms One " TWO o,Aes vessels
ported Of the bar N distress
SCH MARY LOUISA. Marshall. Boston. bound @ Bllt-
with ice. put Into Norfolk g7ih "a, IN t>,le>s With
loss Of anchors chaias fTns H. u0c n. &c, s-h
pie S,per NewYorS borml - james RIVER, alSp VI d~
Tres having los mAnsai 10. and sustained ctner dam
ayr sch { W skinner Harrington, from Aletan1aa, od
10 e. put IN With loss Of nan boom. Us-a sii mar
sail ~
The boz. the only suulycr Of the n he ". hus
MARY. before reported lost her from EaliN Tor
Barbados arrived q Boston sunday hIsi las "a Inc
urig Speed ron Curcoa He = 4 old, arc coc -
10 Barbados. II name Is n; gwen.
The ship seen ashore sp1r Straits some time 9tcN
was the Congress wrench a, ih port lNh Mt >tr
went upon cora reef AMI was assisted 81 1' the G,a
Sale. ron Canton for Loncon
Capt Bontee. < the snip COnqneruT The COLLISION
brtwe-r his and ths NooiS.ie lrr ~ pcDN
az nsh the g At the time being drse that he co0i
no. Distinguish pig eos % the length Of the ship.
ShiD Far West ~ IOnon from Canton. reports Nav n
n lat s. passed Ansncsn ship under Jary man,nas
showing signal blue and white with horizontal stn1e>
WHICH St Iot stated The FaF West cNpeus,si
heavy weather of Cape Good Hope ami sprung heal OF
Miyenna>t.
Schr Champion before reported ashore Sonias;oa
got of ltet tiScharcnc her cargo u coal Tea ing
some AID taken t. StonlGgton. where she nndersNns
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BY telegraph.

BOSTON. Aug. 30-Arf bark Edward Fletcher. New
York brig YOCOuOket. Philadelphia. schts Rainbow,
Richmond. Hi Garter do. Susan Orlean Philadelphia
WolcOtt and Gen CaSs do. CID. baTks Mary = Sltde,
ard Nestl Philadelphia. brig ABBOTT Lawrence, do sch
Charm Alexandra SALLY Ann. James n Bayard, and
Cape Ma. Philadelphia, Mariner, Albany Capitol New
York
BRISTOL, Aug 3o-Cld brig Florence, Fales. West
Indies
PROVIDENCE, Aug 3O--Arr. schs Noble Empire, and
Mary Anna. Philadelphia Susan, New.l ork: sloop Har
vest. Do Sailed. sch Nancy Howard, Ne~-iork sloop
Roger Williams. do.
WEXFORD. aug 29-Au. bark Robt Morrison
n York sloop Repahlc. d..
SALEM Aug 2y-Cld. bark Zatoh South America.
NORFOLK, Aug 20 -Ihe hrg Urgent ashore AT Lyn-
haven BAY. has been condemned and will be sold.
BALTIMORE. Aug. 30.-Arr. barks Zion and John III
Duvall Boston.
inst Delaware. Philadelphia hrgs Logan, Rum kcy l7th
Aug -, lat 49, Ion y, spoke schr Catharne, from
Boston Baltimore.
schr Ebi lscll) Palermo June IS brgs Hoiton, Mark
land NaGragsugus and Melissa Ann Phiadelpha schrs.
Mar Emily. North Pacific Tyrone. /uette, q Buen, Al
fred. Lady Suffolk. FLORIDA Philadelphia e Wilcox and
Brave Albany Huiaka and Jnlia Frances, RondOnt
Aug. 3l-Arr bark Nashua Phlla brig Pearl, do schs
Agona and John Rogers. do Daniel Webster, and Peru,
Albany Also arrived brig Grand Turk, Philt., Schrs
TheiIs and Marietta. Albany Amanda Troy Saratoga.
George Edward. Vermont aud 81 George, PhladeI phla
sNEW-ORLEANS, Aug. 22-Lr ship Arno. Boston ;
Fremont Philadelphia 18th snip OLf'On, New IOlA, As
soIita Rio Janero. with 800 bags coffee
CHARLESTON Aug 22-Arr bark Lnnter, Boston
WILMINGTON. Aug 2g-Arr. sciS. $ X. Rotter,
Boston. ItTuv, New York
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Ohio Temperance Convention.

CINCINNATI, Saturday. August 30. 1851.
& temperance party OF this city have appointed
- ssa'es 10 the State Convention. al Columbus, on
I S@ september, TO nominate candidates for the
eisag Nioher elections
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Death Of DIR. Wheaton.

On utRovipENcE, Saturday, Aug 30, 1851.
hass,sS1 wheaton. one Of the Oldest aud mos, dis
rsaisaed citizens of Proydence. died yes,s1Ssy
tas,,, saseS Was formerly surgeon IN the Reyolu
"ns' aud al one time resided In New YORK.
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-,...,oh to the New-YorS Tribune.
+" -. oac,. cOra,r AsHor'r and Bei'eT-'''
Telegraph Dispatches Sc ma Page
,,r,sr Particulars ,a. Of the ''''' "'"'A


.,o,bera mail got through tonight lsa'-
~ be '''.' f,o.n letters published IN The Pea
hspfe'is al ms, tia: Col Cnt:cnden and one
ys's' .~ "a saartsen men were left at Bahia
'r'dsas ' Ioge1, in charge ithe baggage while
Hod' D advanced TO Los Pozas. On the
LOPs, =, n 20 sganiards landed from the Pizarro'
ssr ''s' - crt,en en- from hls companions.
nd ~ made one attemP' to reJoln his
Col Inv" =, was repulsed The Spaniards al
eonrsoss charge, and completely routed
ierS''a =. lt,le party, who spent TWO days and
CniisD.,S ~ chapparels, without any snstenance'
Bighi' D. ~" afterwards made their way to the
Ffg srr' userc they found some boats, IN which
ss's'"I Aa They spent tie night on the
'q '"' "a next day were taken prisoners
essn ,,...,s,o. as detailed in previous reports.
y 'hs III -, six,7.four of this party missing.
Ins'' Then =, are known to have been shot IN
rory S,,a house and Spanish Lieutenant re-
1laH 49,. .s, On the l4th, he came upon twenty OF
ls o.D guarding an equal number Of their wounded
dc" mo, whom were masSacred. 1t was
''n''s S also on Spanish authority, that the re-
rPO''' .,ue,ty four were afterward slaughtered.
H.S'" New. orleans papers also publish letters
ID lanes and Kerr. They are very
p'| f ms,ely a list OF adieus to friends.
- ...,. further state that the late outrages
~ Orleans were committed by the lowest
u ~ .'s os,be population, and that none Of the Fill
49, 's~-,s,s were engaged in them.
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Domestic Ports.

ALEXANDRIA. Aug z9--Ar. brig Rush, Roger Port
a FdSsris Arnack New York Path, bns No,!oLN'
ADol,by. PASSPORT Sid -chrs Abingdon Lows IT,
Yofs H. S.ckerson, Boston Nathan D4i leps,
~ pixer Io.suh Farwell Marst0u, Ea. 81
ALBANY Aug zs-ArI propeller Cysset LsnoA oo o..
aSeIoha schr Clolca, Gildersleeye tsl,za Hrck.
nm pan cold SyrIng: BENJAMIN Marshs., pedf,rd
NsYork ca. scars YanAss H GIBSON -. New
fneo,S- Ann sDples Bacon, boston jeore
STsIth' Bro"sIya Dlaiei 7, wAlr't' s"i'A'
kH{ htffI ,T. sarr J9ha sn Sss cns
S.NyCrk. Clara Norton; B-ion 1p,eec.scais a,h Cos-
Boston brtrs Water WITCH -
mf BD%@IfiMoas Aug Am sa r4. III in eSae bs
le Jaerg ca nltn raT,lre Kendrch do sih arr
HapovsI io' nci Dt is. BiSn Jo6n ~ D'ni MAJ"
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STATE of the Ohio River.
The Cholera In Missouri.

PITTsBuRG. Saturday, Aug. 30, 1851.
The nyer measures three feet two inches IN the
channel
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Aug &C. lat ~ &c. lon 60 49, brig Sarah Tlcrnlke, Holt
I'm Madeira for Ncw-Iork
Aug H. lat a 80 Ion 50 3d. Norw brig Vesta, I'm. Got
tenburg for New. York
Aug H. iar TO- lon 90 20. bark Ellen Noyes, Sears
FIN Calcutta tor Boston.
Aug 25 IN south Channel, bark Dency I'm Boston for
Philadelphia
Aug u, of Cape Cod, brig Julia Ann. I'm. CALAIS Tor
Philadelphia
No oate oil Cape =, Rogue, bark Victory. Borum. I'm
Rio ds Janero for Baltimore.
Aug 90 LAT 80 % n Ion 90 ~ ". WIS seen brig MevcO
steering
Aug g. lat 10 o. lon Go TO- ship VIM Rashbone, Spen-
cer. I'm New-York for Liverpool.
Aug %. lat 49, Ion. H. schT Catharine I'm Boston for
Baltimore.
Aug o. lat 20 ST. lon Go II. stmr Humboldt Lines, tm
New York for Havre
AIay 81 no lat Sc near Cape of Good Hope, was seen
Am ship showing blue and white horizontally striped
flag under Jury malnmast . .
July 3 LAT n Ion 80 W bark Cln,oma Wright Raj
Ne. I'm New Orleans Tor Rio 1anerO
July 10, lat u n, Ion. 81 W. bark Sarah. steering s.
(perhsps Sarah H. Snow Howes, I'm Boon June o. toT
NalDarslso) 80
I'D n supposed I'm. CailiO for Baltimore
Aug 1. the rlsh Chaonel ship II Wharton, Gates,
I'm Liverpool for New-Iork.
Aug 7, lat 49, Ion. %. ship Parliament. Sampson fm.
Liverpool for Boston.
Aug TO- lat 49, Ion l6. ship Lady Franklin. Yeaton fan
Liverpool for New-York.
Aug o. lat ST. Ion W, bng Athens RUNNER, mn LlV-
erpool for Newbuupor. ,
Aug II 20 miles I'm the Lizard, bark Johns, (of Ply
mouth bd. ".
June A. lat 50 ~ Ion % %. brig Mary Ann Farnham
fm New York for Zlnlihar
July gG lat 10 ~. lon - 90 was seen bark steering
S F. showing blue. white Ud blue signal.
Aug 4, lat a. lon o. ship Richard Anderson. im Rot
Aug ~ lat g. lon 49, brig Mara. I'm. Havana, Of aud
Aor r. of 81 Domingo schr. Acslam. petrisrew I'm
Jago for Boston
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Destructive Fire nj Northbridee.

N0RTHBRiDGE, MAss Saturday. Aug. 81, lsji
FIRE broke cut IN tins place. this afternoon, AMI
DESTROYED two large fscrories md six dwelling.
houses belonging 10 Syivanns ColorooG The loss
Will be from $50 900 10 $4,000.
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Return of the President and Suite.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 81, 1851.
The President and Secretary Stuart returned here
a pwht N a special tram from Richmond
iCuban sympathy meeting has been called IN tins
a for tomorrow night.
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MINIATURE Almanac THIS DAY.
SrN-RjsesJ % Sets 81 3I0ON-Seis ----.lO Pa
HIGH WATER Sept l.
Saniy Hook II 55m Gov. Island ioa Hell Gate "a
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.. marke,-Resignation OF the Spanish
W Consul.

NEs.ORLEAss, Tuesday, Aug. 20. 1851.
$40 good middng new were sold to-day
es''' popy rs heavy. Mess SIC IS
~ srsnsh Consul has taken down his flag, closed
~ and transferred all his official functions 10
J. y R,,,sh and French Consus placing, he says,
,arsas and property OF the Spanish subjects I'M
!. - Ss motsction the American Government.
srt, "Llberat0rs" arrived tins morning from
yo,iso,nery Alabama.
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- Governor Letcher, United States
Minister TO Mexico, passed through Baltimore FRIDAY
evening on his way 10 Norfolk whence lie VIII SAL
Tor Vera Cruz in a national vessel
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Rise in the Savannah River,
Iafer from Texas.

SAVANNAH, Friday, Aug %, 1881.
The Savannah River has risen four feet, and is
.ow IN good navgable order.
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 81, 1851.
IN gamer PenobscOt arrived tins evening from
y'sIot When twelve miles north of Barnegat,
n, ngIes Parker, Chief Engineer, fell overheard
- ma Gr0gnpd.
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Wbig Nomination in Maryland.

BALTIMORE, Aug. IT, ISj1.
ntWhie Convention Of the lst District In Mary
M net a, Bladensburg yesterday, and re-nomln ited
lfAsrd j. Rowe for Congress.
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rs.,,. 10 Raise Funds in New-Orleans.

Nlw.ORLEAss, Thursday, Aug. Is, 1881.
SUNG efforts are being made here TO aid the Fill
49, and committee is canvaSSing the city, col
~, hpds &c. A theatrical entertainment and
'..,c are advertised for the bench, OF the cause.
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To Mariners.


FLOATING IIGIr. BAHAMA BANK. or RAMSEY, Isis
or MANI HAVING been foSd a recent examination
the position of tie Floating Light Vessel, oil the Blalm.
Bank. RAMSEY Use II Man. that q advisable ina: the
sand vessel should De moved IN " By direction, notice
l. hereby that abJ, the ~ September next.
tn, sad Light essel viii be moved mile " by from
her present and into IA fathon at low water Sprng
tides Nv otder. Herbert S-cy., Trinity House. Lon
don. Aug D
corporation nv direct oOi the lsn Hon the Earl Grey,
Of lIeT Majesty pal Secretaries ~ state he same
reprinted by order this Board for the general n'orms
ton of mariners Herber.. Secretary, Trinity House,
Aug 6
LIGHTHOUSES ON RorrNEsr IsLtND.-A Revolving ca
topir:c Light VIII be exhibited from the Lighthouse. near
the center Of R0ttncs, Island and after the night II
June 1851 during the DeOd between sunset and sunrise
The Lighthouse white stone tower. 50 feet m hight.
lantern II feet hlsh he hight wi consist OF two groups
of powerful humps EACH the whole revolving once IN
nutes and showing lash Of light OF hye seconds
duration every minute with intervals NJ IS seconds dark
The center the light Is lg feet above hgh water
level and AZ the hight Of is feet may be seen IN clear we
Their at a distance OF leagues RoGes' Lighthouse IS IN
stands miles IS F. BY compass from the " eyrem
" Of the island, and p miles W. by compass from It's T.
extremity
LlGHrrouSr Ar ENTRANCE TO SWAN RIyER.-On ani
after June 1851 plan continuous light Will be exhibited
summit OF Arthurs Head the south point OF entrance
Swan RIVER hetv sunset and sunrise Tor the c0ns emf
shipping making for the anchorage IN the nlgnt
Tie sh VIII he ~ feet above high level. supported
is a White stone tower erected the summit OF can.
and VIII De- Wis bic leagues at N Gle weather from
height OF rs feet II lat 81 deeS INNS IS secs ),
lon lis dess ID INNS Il sees. + from Greenwich and
bears s. II degs u mles from the Revolving Light on
Rotnes; Island. S. RoE, Surveyor Generai-Perth.
Western Australia. My J.
By tins days proclamation British vessels admitted
here on the same footing rs Dutch shps-SurHJ b.
California Vessels Spoken. &C.
July lat 10 " Ion. % W, ship Rocktnd WinSor, i'm
Nav r. lat 81 s. lon II, W Ship Emily Taylor snow.
I'm. Boston Feb. l6l for San francisco.
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YOUTHFUL vAGRAscr-APrEAL TO THE BENL'oLL'L
To the Editors Of The Tribune
There has been much said about youthlQ'
ysgrancy in our City, which has resulted In saying
much, bat practically in doing little. In some
parts of the City, Sunday Meetings, composed Of
bows from the streets, have been established
The design Of these meetings, asn well known,
is 70 impart by general addresses such instruction
as the circumstances seem TO require. IL nas
been nv lot, for about a year, 70 De oonhec.oo
with the one established IL Elm ST. me success
which has attended the enterprise, hes eAceeooo
the expectations at first entertainer 10 ie6eiu !"
IL The appearance Of the boys OF whom tnerS
are about 900 Ia attendance, has greatly improved,
- a. Sano-tment is more becoming. But
s.;,h ,L;s sensible Improvement In their manners
cd snnearance. | am well convinced that some
- rfes;de is requisite, t. render the reform
coT,9le,e and permanent They must have en-
r,srt end such employ nent as will secure 70
thsm a comfortable support. It 10 not enoush "
.sv 10 them-be industrious, be ys clotasa I'm n
less lie necessary facilities are ahoroeo tneIn "
onoober WHO are Ia constant attendance az the
F1rn. AZ. meeting. and who seem heedfui and
s,,entive that desire employ ment and are solicit
ing il Sunday after Sunday bat IL Is not In the
Dower Of those conducting the meeting TO gratiiy
them. To supply the immediate wants oil the
really destitute, is even more than they are able
10 accomplish, much less to secure permanent
means Of support.
Now, the object Of this communication 10 to so
licit the cooperation Of the humane and generous
in securing homes and employment fer those de-
string it. If those who would like 70 employ
boys, would apply TO Mr. Thomas e. smith, a.
1919 Broadway, it is believed that those cSud %
secured to them, that would give sa's'ec'Ion'
Let il not be thought that boys OF this class can
bnt he dishore,t The trouble is, they have ne
yer had an opportunity Of being otherwise Let
them he Afforded it, and am confident that they
will prove as Trustworthy and active as any class
of youth found in oar city d. 1AspLHs'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-04

EAToN and NETWORK. Via STONlNGTON and
PROVIDENCE-tnlsn5 route. without Ferry shange o,
The steamer MASSACHUSETTS, Capt joel stone sn<
COMMODORE Capt Vim Frazee, In connection
with the s,oningiou ard Providence and Boston and
Providence Railroads esv' Sew-York daily (Sundays
accepted forr Pier NR wharf above Battery place.
n4 O'Clock NJ ard stoningtoI ate Pm. or upon he ar
rival Of the hail Tram rom Boston
These steamers built expressly for the rone snd are
IN every respec, particularly adapted 70 the navigation d
Long Isand SOHrd The accommodations for are
;oHp1Odious and eoutOrshethe ccers capable snd ex,
peYieDced
The route being the shortest most direct oetwoen
sostOp and New fork. passengers are en1bled 20 Gnve
W ample nre for the morning hEes OF steafnDoaH ana
railroads running points nom rhose cities
Tire MASSACHUSETTS, VIII leave New Yorz on tues
ca, Tnurpda, and Saturday Leave stcpngtop on Mon
dsY Wednesoa, and Friday.
The COMMODORE VIII leave New fork Morfsy Wed.
sesday and FRIDAY Leave soongton Tuesday THURSDAY
ard Saturday.
B-PsssengeFs eInyA Of tho steamers A. stor-
gton proceed Immediately II ths splendid railroad eas
20 Providence and Boston baRgagemaster accom-
osnies eseb trar TO and hon Boston Vor passage,
berths freight applications nay De made V
Ihe Agents CT ths wharf and ~ She ohce 10 ssfisry.
place 0H