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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-01-16
JEFFERSON CITY, Jan IL.

The House met on Friday morning.
to pay the las sad tribute of respect to
the memory of"nc Of its members, Hon.
ALEXANDER REID, from Lincoln coun.
". Prayer by The Rev. Il. Ashby.--
The reading of The journal being dis
pensed with, the Senate came in to Join
the members of the House in The funer.
al ceremonies of the occasion
AT half past 10 O'Clock. the corpse
was brought in and placed in the cen
ire of the Hall, in front Of The Speak.
er's chair.
According 10 previous arrangement.
Rev. John G. Fackler. of this place, a
member Of the Presbyterian Church.
delivered a thrilling and eloquent dis.
course from the l7lh Chapter aud I4th
verse of The Book Of Job. II have said
to corruption, thou ar, my father; to
the worm. thou art my mother and my
sister,"
Rev. Mr.. Ashby closed the services
with prayer.
The procession was then formed &C.
cording TO The order Of arrangement,
and moved of to the City Burying
Ground. where the remains of the de-
ceased were deposited in their last rest.
ing place.
Ia the Senate, on Friday, nothing
was done except The presenting oftwo
petitions, and remembrance against
the same for an equal division of the
territory of Macon. Adair and Schuy.
Ter counties. which was referred 10 a
Select Committee.
A, halfpas 2 O'Clock the two Houses
met in joint session, for The purpose of
U. S. Senator.
After a call of The House, the Joint
session proceeded 10 ballot.
The vote resulted as follows:
For Mr.. Geyer, 81
Mr.. Benton, SIS
Mr.. Green, 81
The whole number of votes being
] So, and 70 being necessary 10 a choice,
II was declared that there was no cleo.
ton.
There were five subsequent ballots
which resulted precisely as The irst, ex.
cept the vote of Mr. Goodson, who
dropped The name of Sterling Price af
Ter The first ballot; and continued TO
vote the FIVE following ballots for Judge
Dunn.
Messrs. Doulhit and Kennel, were
sick.
Mr.. Walker has not yet taken his
eat.
After the frs, ballot, DR.. Robinson,
f Platte, moved The joint session take
recess ill Wednesday. lost after Sd
'allot. Mr.. Hill moved to take a recess
i'll Monday Q O'Clock rejected.
DIR. Robinson then moved TO take
ecess ill first Monday in Feb. LOST
'lr. Polk, moved 10 dissolved the Joint
session. rejected by vote Of las 10 10.
Mr.. Hunter, offered a resolution that
'eresfter when the joint session take a
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-01-16

THE CoLUMpIANs.-This gifted fam.
lily Of vocalis's delighted a portion Of
our citizens last Saturday evening, with
one Of their entertaining concerts
They are by far the most talented com.
pany we have ever heard, and made for
themselves host Of friends during their
shor, stay with us, who will give them
q warm welcome when next they visit
us, which we hope will be soon.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-01-16
STRAYS-

The Times has been contracted with
by the Secretary of State, to publish
the stray notices, during the present
year, for The north side Of The Missouri
river.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-01-16
DISSOLUTION.

EVE firm Of Logan D. Cameron g. Co..
l. has this day been dissolved by mutual
and Logan d. Cameron is fully su-
to collect all debts due, and to settle
and adjust sll demands against said firm.
LOGAN D. CAMERON.
WILLIAM SPEAR.
January 0, ls5l--tf
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-01-16

The subscriber will continue the business
as heretofore, at the old stand, and would re-
specially return his thanks to his friends Cor
heir liberal patronage to the late firm, and
asks continuation af the same.
LOGAN D. DAM ERON.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-01-16

UThe steamer Faya,oay passed
down Sunday evening. She has been
laid up between this point and Bruins
wick, since cold weather.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-01-16
Bridge 10 Let,

THERE will be let to the lowest bidder, On
the ground, the bull ding of Lattice Bridoe,
across the East Fork Of the Charlton river
near near the Town Old Charlton. on Saturday, s.h
February 1851, A plan and specific alton Of
; ~ btioge can Dc seen q: Mr. Jno. Moore's,
A. FINNELL, }
= GpCh, Bridge
L, REYNOLDS,}
January 10, 1851. I'D
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-01-16
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

- IINHL NE LEM EN- I.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Hnder.
l. signed will apply at the February Term.
18th Monday, Of the Randolph County Court
for a final settlement of their administration on
the estate Of Ann VI. Mathis, deceased
LUKE MATHIS,)
VIM. UPTON. Admrs'
Jan. Is. ls5l-4t.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-01-16
Ihreshing Machines, for
Sale

NE Undersigned have 4 travelling Thresh.
ing Maehines, manu- featured by Baker
o. OF llIion's. which they will sell on
spring. "'
ian. &c, 1851.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-01-16

URev. F. A. SAVAGE will preach
in the College Chapel, a, Fayere, mex,
Sunday.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-01-16
NEW YEARS BAY. 1881.

Glssgor. January. 1851.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-11
Frona Washlmsssu .
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO MARISERS-0ENRRAL
TALcorr's ARREST, ere.


TALcorr's ARREST, Ere.
WAsHIsoros, JGne 10, 1851.
janice A. Nesbit has been appointed Postmaster of Ma
con- Georgia.
John G Hunter Of Georgia, has been appointed Pur-
ser In the Navy vice Greene, resigned.
Theodore W. Riley is recognized Consul Of the Re-
public Of Chill. for New York
Captain Thomas Lee, principal assistant in the Blu
Of Typographical Engineers has obtained leave Of
Absence, with permission TO visit Europe.
Lieut. Msury notifies mariners, Of a vessel sunk be-
tween Capes Lookout and Pear, few miles southwest
t III the shoal OF the former and directly in the track
u seeels bound round the Frying Pan One mast Is
fee, sbove the water and requires sharp eye to detect
II In the night.
Gen. fac0tts arrest yesterday by order Of Gen.
See IT, In consequence II charges preferred by the
tafy u War against him OF INSTRUMENTATION and dis
rtsps ct-prnepally IL ia understood in refusing to
submit tor the Secretarys approval certain contracts
I r casting cannon n. Richmond. The Court Martial
Will convene In few days
II Is probable Congress will at the next session be
called upon TO revise the nc8ngruou bureau system
Ofthe and Navy Departments. and place them under
The superiptcndence Of active and energetic civilians
who possess ideas beyond sticking upon points OF
etiquette.
MIR Walters Of Philadelphia, has been appointed
are Infect for the extension the Capitol the plan
adopted being modification Of his giving wings north
anu south
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

N.
BRFApsrrFrs.- F2ouy.-The flour market continued
depressed and holders exhibited a growing desire to
realize Home dealers not buying very freely. but
there more shipping demsud. The transactions
consisted Of $500 bbls superfne No at SO So So IS
cid state nj SO I'll So ei mixed 10 favorite
Western SO 81 "a &C; ordinary to choice fresh ground
State at SO "a - 064; round hoop Ohio ut 81 06 y
81 % faIcy do. and pure Genesee at 81 81 81 So
Ohio and fancy Genesee. at 81 Sc SIS 12l and
ira Genes.e at SIS SO Canadian inactive at 81 IL
IN bond Southern remained sotced yesterday with
sale. Of $50 bbl- mixed to good at 81 49, 81 g. and
fancy at 81 81 So 81 Rye -four slow of sale at 50
81 SO 49,. Meal unaltered. Wh.a still favored
buyers 800 bushels prime Ohio sold at Ole For
Rye 76c. asked but sales effected. Barley
war nomnslly the same. and very dull Oats de-
creasing in vslue; Northern sfld at 44c 45c. and
Jersey at 43c. u 44c Corn abundant, and
lower The inquiry for export fair and for the East
N. derate The operations amounted to 10000 bushels
round yellow at 500 Coo, and low to good mixed at
Soc a 561sc
Zorro, The market continues to evince frmer feel
ing with less desire the part Of holders to realize
The sales reached 600 bales
FRtIcHTs This being packet day for the Canada to
sail from Boston aud shippers inclined wsit for the
Americas news, due Mt Halifax to Liverpool
rather quiet Cotton taken at sd -four ruled at
Is. Sd at sd; for wheat sld offered and
Sd asked To Glasgow, corn taken Mt I'D. There
was no change to London. Havre. or California
PRoyIsoss-Pork was pomir ally lower, and very dull.
Small parcels amounting in all To about 400 bbls,
purchased ~ local dealers at irregular figures Beef
steady. though quiet; 10 bbls. brought
s. 62 sill and prime, 81 81 u SO Cut meats were
lower, and In request. Sales Of 300 hhds hams
made, Mt 1t4c; and 100 do. shoulders, at CSC.
Lard continued To tend downward About go bills good
TO prime sold at So asac Butter WAS abundant and
Western do; and l4o for Ohio Cheese in brisk
n bhbAc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-11
Adjournment OF the Industrial Congress.

The Industrial Congress, called were engaged all
the morning in talking about slavery labor reform po
ities prospects, and the number Of votes which the
reioners will probably obtsin for their candidates. in
the sevrrsl States in 1852 Resolutions adopted
sustain every young American newspaper questioning
candidates for office &c, &C
In the afternoon Miss Coe FROM Cincinnati ad
dressed the Congress for nearly hours support of
wtmsn's rights She spoke very ably aud sensbly and
with much sincerity, contendug. with much zeal, the
right ~ women to vote hold Office aud the exercise OF
privileges equal with She listened by a
auditory mainly composed Of members Of the
just from the rural districts to whom it
u nch treat TO hear lady orator
After the conclusion her address adj ournment
ste took place at four O'Clock aud thus ended the
ira n-actlons Of this asss mblage.
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Th.: s.s ~ a:s cy sD'f
oi:ssss chias. Bsidsspsrs: Emily. Nbsdisri
BosIoE. Jun: eArr ship Arg. Benson. cIeu... bark
kyaia Ssstss Y.ss:s ihrS 1issSsssa. 90
Ss ~ A. si.ss ~
e rs ely Gay. ,as
Isrn S.nsi.v Is.sss. G.i.i. No. :eSf: Esdors sBsl
srs in i Psi%er fen.aa; B.isi%ore sssS sYers
Ss All. sas s n hsi
.ehrs 6; Bsylss TOoier NYOrf; Sarah Elizabeth Pier
caAsLEs59S Jpn. ga. So brig Jssaito sys,.s.sE
bark Avola Kendrck. Boston, schr Isabella Cage Ma
CITY POINT juno l-sld bark InvinOibs tBr), Davis,
DiGHToN. June s-Arr schr John s, Philadelphia. Be-
GEORGETOWN. DC. June 5-Arr schr Fulton. Jacques.
SC :oAr. E. s;. S Ss 4.
sohrs Hail Devsreus. and Leo, Hall Boston; "a, EN-
WEST june sstsams. chlassreF., for Mobile.
captain si.a in hGsPs sShs sPIsh
IEwEs lps,l June SpMzsinos mornings despatch
nor hsis one at a.S5 q in the ssesss
sew ORLEANS, Jsnel PX-Ar ;:ss% pro. v,,a Rs
"a. AMArr brig s0ue, Smith. Havanai 'chr Panama
June Arr sci 7; Shepard Mount Rsasn
Ship Keteeca Port Watha bound to RIO CID schr Sarah
Frances, Hathaway, Porto Rico. go -
NEWPORT, June g-An schr. Daho..h Smith, PbiisdsI-
pha Cape Fear Kelly Virginia for Boston, Cadet Cotrel
Newark for Portland; Warren. Ham NY9Tk for salem Al
fred Spear do for Boston; Susan Ross Herrick Phadei
phia for do Mary Frances Turner Baltimore for Rich
mond, Me- Hopeton, Luce Charleston for Provdence;
NANTUCKET juno 6-Sld schr Adams, Batinore;
sloop Triumph kYork.
NEW HAVEN. June s-Arr sehrs Lanfair. Chehes-
ter. Para: 9th, Warren. Chapman. Albsnyj Olivia
Virginia Cummings PhiladephA; sloop Warren. Stannard
NYork. -
PENSACOLA. June 2s-Arr schr VIM wilson Gibbs
PHILADELPHIA, June e-Arr schrs Statesman, Randall
PORTLAND, June 6-Arr bark Perley. Stanwood,
RICHMOND June S-Arr schr Minerva Wright, Rogers,
York.
SAVANNAH. June5-Arr ship Ashland, Rice NYork;
bries Lyrs Dodge Boston; Augusta, Stone, NYork Cid
chin Eli whitney Hayden Liverpool Gth bark Ganges Br)
9TH brig Ottoman, Ray, Boston, schr Jones' Look
SALEM June Arr sehrs Ann Maria Albany; Queen Of
the Cape Sid 9Th schrs Globe, Small York; bth
| 7 II Thompson, Nickerson, Phiadelphia.
TARPAtLIN COVE June Shark Ella, Philadelphia for
Boston.
WARREN RI. June 7-sld from below. brig walton.
Havana
WAREHAM June 4-Arr sc hrs New Regulus Baltimore;
| 7th sid schr Alexander N, Fish, Phiadelphia-
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Passengers Arrived .

Notwithstanding AlabAma-C Merker, lady, two
children apd servants Eppng lady and servant Tho
Buellard Webster. lady and son; Mrs Morreltw
children spd som A Richardson. Woods, Page,
and servant Mrs Hammer Miss Hammer, Elias woodruff
Miss Felt, Miss Felt Miss Felt, Miss Frisbee,
Mrs Jos Fay children and two servants Mrs Ruther
ford Mrs Taylor Miss Young Mrs Hone and two children
Mrs Richards Mrs Hathaway. q X Dngle. WIN Cowper.
Jackson. jackson, W Hyde and lady. Thompson,
servants; Mics King Miss II King. Miss King, o
Rose and lady Thos Taylor Jos Felt Master John Nichols
johnson, Griffin Strong, lady and two children;
Mrs King, Mrs ID Camp, Mrs Taylor. Mrs Grifen Mrs
Moreland Geo Martin lady two children and servant Mrs
HILL Bibble, Mrs Dibble and two children
d LOOMS. II Palmer. Noranos-57 steerage.
CHARLEsTos-Steamship Southerner-Miss Hastings.
Miss Weston, Miss Tucker Madam Anna Bishop Miss Pha-
ling Frs White Mrs Crocker Mics Chaplin MISS Chaplin
March. Bueking lady and two children Br Herd.
lady and child, Wrston and lady semcks and ady
Adams and lady, Solomons and lady. Capt Gambler,
lady and infant Webster lady and child Mr. Loroy and
family, Messrs c Plata Barnwell, lessee Mstcalf,
Capt Magee, John Foster, Geo T Mckenzie. Ovens s
Tucker Bev Nelson Schroeder Goodyear, W SMcCor-
mick, Trucker W kinman, Albord Capt RowAtt 5
Kimban. W bsbrow. and f3 In the steerage.
LONDON AND PoRTsmourH-Packet ship yictoria-F
Wright, & Wright, lady, and servant, Adams. Mrs
Dawes Dawes Beck. Miss Hone. Miss Hone, Miss
Branford, orsille, Caught. Miss Brewer, Miss
Brewer, @ Clussen and lady. Miss NJ Pegrin
HAvRE-Packet ship BAvaria-A vetault, Charlotte We
taut Eugene Bohnem Rudolph DeRoode Edward seiberk
Sophia seiberk
Montgomery. Gamble.
KrY wrsr-schr Gov Anderson-Cspt Sawyer Mrs
Sawyer, Chas Wolf, Denison. Parker Lopor jas
W johnson.
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Port OF New York, June IL.


Cleared.
ship.-p csnn1s tpr Roe,rt;on s. John NBD rltlns.
B.ieh.n; S.rtfs1a. ssas:lman ssysnsss Duass% !
s'iS:: ss Es';: ~ !: ef:s s;::
I'D B.@iIso.s ,s.y.nn.h. o.ss:m.ry bro:
c.srss 1yl. S.s1i.. ts :s. orss l' f.sss
siss iss.. esiiis q. x.ss A1..s ss
Ia Aa... sOr.s. win1,nss0s, NC: -, yn
Ssrwsi,s'If e. An';.. saIiIss,s. s:7,ss.s
S:;:s:s.Is II'ssss Is':ii: S:.si: s:sss;s, c:i%.s
ps.d',Esi. Mckee. cs.: asl;s o,,,'Is AL Red
ss..S'iIossis:. S cS'i i' fs.s'ip S DsA
UsM steamship AiAbsmA, Ludlov, Savannah. 90 hsurs
III. a%.hs rss.sssSs Sss ss CO.
9. s.ns.y :. 2 Az .ll.: q CAP: Isossps sss.i.
a.,,.r.. Lab, bearing 1sw, passed steamship s.ron.
xag vls:f,. Ip.sl css~pisn. London ,.a Psr,.nss,s
NAY 9TH nd.s ,sd =. p...,ss .s: % JGhs ga..Vla
for LvspseL Passsd through Islands Of lee from
s1s p,,.. s.s As,ASHy m;' day. -i,s ns:.
* :s.s Il ssss. isi lR SAT-
.f p S ss.Sl:: Z fos ss 'T B Il: s.y
sss Il. sSs S.. w.,: s. ,. M:s-; w.t.:
pee ;sE , is.ssrs. a. .o.' aos;ias s.
r.sfes tepssiis .ne. iss1ins pers M A'' ~
.. sss !. n'Bs'iS r. ap.. r. ss
% cspe which hove the ship nsary
sspssss . s:. iA., s, sf .Is rss
,ns is ..sssr .es%as BsisS.s s.. large s' qass s.
Bari Ficrs tDs,ehl Tyd.msn. bort, IS d.y, In s.ss,
Bari h,el. soupsr csrdsnss 10 day. rith mol.sss to
R.ri T.l..r.pe tof Rossl.ndl Crockett s.suA ss,y.
BARK Triton Merry man Apsaehoes 81 days with cotton.
Bris Glars srsn Bus.. Bremen, a.y. With mas. and
BEs HsSry Iced. fsi Pssil.pa) KIu.p.a, c.rs.s. 10
az, -l,h sugar az nel..:.. 70 Yops. gs-sIs' 60:
R.sa On %. sh last, -ss passed b ship Lexington
Brs &s.o rs Sr.y ssssa,. II ssgs 9Th mo,. 70
Brs Deroi, 90 o..rr. MOI oilohr' sagua IA d,ys
Brig kmpis, iof RossisssL sponord, ssgus u d.y. -fb
Brs Ch.nsnu. tcf Bos.on 6afs s. x.rs. "a days Nth
.poIs :hp indas n..ss, r.. New oir.sus or as,p.
arr PS. s;,.. :, en- .. ss,. ss i. s
y y Ion So spoke -. from s.- orlss.s for $, Pc
smss bon s.s.. o,.s ss e.. ss~ Yos passed ''
Brig Ess waite tef Fresvort ssl kO.yman Aras s
Kew. S. ss s Florence y Bo.os hss
Tor Gu 70 date passed BARK Juois, Of Portland from
BrS i've osk sawyer Georgia day, with ship timber,
Brs Tltss Fsrrusop. chsric..on.5 d,ys With cotton.
Brs Diriso Butler saohi sd.ys With i.sh .ndlunb.r.
ssht @.' s,srss teth as,-.o :, Dil.s Ne. sa.y.
John sinosn, FROM New orleans tor lAsery 81.
n .t.. 49, =. Z. monsego Bay Ja % days
sehr ~ ! ~, ~ 49,. slsutSsf, 10 days, fruit.
$50 I'll scKsnny El.ushera, y days. With u',
vs ns. sS yss al wT sS. M s'ss M ss sna
crew 81 the bark kar'd, lest on Orange Ksy.
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NEWS BY TIE Nj AILS.
Our Philadelphia Correspondence.

PHrLApELraa, June ~, 1851.
TIE Dissolution 81 The Lind Mnistry-Hs Causs-Post
Office Peculaiions Hilary Failure.
The sudden dissolution of partnership between Jenny
Lind Barnum has created the greatest excitement
in Cuakerdo AID s sorts of stories adoat the
provoking cause Of this rupture. Common attr
bulS to her dissatisfaction at being forced sing h
building generally used a circus aud upon platform
only half the ring The eiuva from the
desIted stables of the establishment nau5eating
That chloride Of lime had be used In abundance All
present at the concert last evening, noticed that NV
dtmoisele Lird appeared to poor adyan-
tage both 10 looks and voice her face expressed
the she et the position she occupied and the
ture Of her annoyance was evidenced by the frequency
witb which her perfumed handkerchief applied to
her face She did not appear like herself until the bal
lsd with which the concert concluded when. her
gtments for the dissolution having been completed
hr beamed with the sasfactio she felt at being
able. in future TO choose the place in which she is
sing Dir Barnum IL to receive 81 600 for the seven con-
that required to fulh the former contract,
which with the $4,000 paid by her for reducing the
Der Of concerts from $50 to lo makes the whole amount
sacrificed $4,000 10 be released from the partnership
contract The concert tomorrow evening will take
place under her responsibility. at the Musical
fund Hall the tickets 10 be had at the uniform price
80 This will probably be the last entertainment
here. though nothing is yet announced Mr. Seaton
l. "a be her man Of business in future The tickets for
tomorrow evening selling rapidly and there is
that the concert will give satfact ton than
any that have preceded IT, The following pacard was
issued last evening"
LAST GRAND CONCERT IN AMERICA,
USptR ssSACyMENI n.
Arr.ngemsnts have been made th. day BY Mr. Ba-num,
With Mis- Lind that thi. be positively the last concert
hdle Lind will give in America under the present
gsgcmsnt.
The last Of POPULATION supposed to have occurred
Poet Office Is the disappearance OF draft for
slly 49, directed to Mrs Sarah LIE sin from London,
which last month presented at Messrs Brown and
Bow-ns and paid TO an old woman who passed herself
OF for Mrs Levin and forged her name
An extensive wine merchant Of this city, has gone by
the board within the last day two 10 large amount
Tie failure is aid to be owing to expensive habits
s.queut high living and aping tue manners Of the
kngsh arstocrscy No house in the city has been do
|. 4 a better business
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BALTIMORE, June ~, 1871.
Larg. Dralca,icn in ne City Collectors 0Ece- German
T,shral-Death from ne Sting If a Locust. &c.
Our city thrown into great excitement yesterday,
account OF the Of the discovery Of
large defcation in the accounts Of Col Sandsrson
late City Collector. The matter communicated to
the Council yesterday, In secret session, by Mayor
Jerome, who appointed q committee Of investigation
that the amount already missing exceeds $4,000
and that not than third Of the ledgers have
been examined Col ssnderson denies all knowledge Of
the affair and charges IL on his sonnlav Mr. Eyer
p Who his Chief Clerk and Cashier and IL s said
thst other parties in the Office Implicated II Ia not
generally believed that Col sandsrson had any guilty
know ledge Of the transacon but confirms the general
opinion that he n too little energy and bush
capacity for important post. He, yesterday,
ndsred all his property to the hands Of his bonds
men that there will be loss to the city from tbs
oefslcstiOn
Tn. German Festival Concert Last night, AT the Front
street Theatre truly glorious affair there being
upwards Of 400 singers the stage ~ one time The
audence overlooking and brilliant and the singing
vss mv~t rapturously spplauded The L-d-rkrans and
the social K.former Club Of New York both loudly
eboor and sang several voluntary airs to the delight
Of tn. audience.
mall boy sed In this city yesterday from the sting
~ locust There to be doubs entertain
ID that these seventeen years vitsnts do times poe
- the power Of singing and that With fatal elect
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boston. June 10.
Arrived-Ship Flayio, NOreans; bark Como. doj brig
Montague. Gonayes May ~. Left schrs W Wyer. Bos
ton, days; A Hyde do, soon.
Sohr Charter Oak. Philadelphia.
Fellowship Navigator, from Calcutta.
dSteamer Canada, Liverpool; brig Chccpee PHI
adelphia schrs Abel Story Cape Hayten Commerce. Mas
ssu; Henry Freeing. Philadelphia
BALrIMoRH, June 10.
BANGOR. June7.
Cleared-schrs Edinburgh. and Rebeccs, SYork.
Omar June9
Arrived-Barks Zurich tRusl NYork; Acadia Proyi-
dence; brias Palo Alto, and Harriet Martha Matanzas
7th inst off Cape Florida steamship painted black no
bowsprit, steering 5.
EonpoLx June 2.
Arrived-ship Madison: NYcrk; schrs W fhsro, do;
Courier Boston; Sarah, Portland.
The brig Sarah from Fredericksburg for Halifax Ms sails
to morrow.
The schr Aid, Of Charleston, reported few days since
ashore at Currtuek Inlet. has been got of.
CLEARED 7th-Schr Sarah Frances w Indies.
Sailed eth-Barks lnvncble. Rio; Josephus, ChaKres.
NEW BEDFORD Juns9
Arrived-sehrs George Gibbs. and Monterey. Phadel
pLiA
PORTLAND, June 3.
Arriyed-Schr Forest, NYork.
Arrived-Sohr Emma De Russy, EYork.
Saied-Schr Watson, NYork.