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The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-09-18


C0aMties LAlo lei DtsNsf0n. Nj
Adams. 834
Amite, L.
Attaia,
Boliyer,
Coyington, -
Copiah,
goahoma
Chickasaw, 3 100
Carroll $50
Choctaw, 2 $50
De Soto, 1888
Franklin, $50
Green,
Harrison, l29
Kinds, 494
Holmes, 222
Itawamba, 3 375
Issaquona, a
jackson, %
Jasper,
Jones, 70
Ocnc1S0A1
Kemper, 2 152
Lapderdale, 2 %
Lawrence 35Z
Leake, i %
Lafayette, 2 165
Lowndes, 3 100
Monroe 2 431
Marion, /
| ATo1;.o, 9 40
Marshal, 1 2o7
Neshoba, /
Newton, l "a
Noxubee 2 22l
Oktibbeha, 81
Perry,
Panolo,
Pike, / 70
Rankin, 142
Scott, / 90
Smith, / 150
Simpson, 1 81
Sunfower, 1
Ti aii'sal' / 1850
Tallahatchie, 90
Tippah a $50
Warren 2 no opposition.
/ Wayne, i $50
Winston, 2 Al
Washington no opposition,
Yalobusha, 100
Yazoo, 2 146
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-09-18
COLUMBUs FEMALE INsTITITp.


THIS Institution viii dominance its regular
session on Monday the 9th day IF OCTOBER
next, and the Trustees with confidence recon-
mend il TO the liberal patronage Of the public.
as it viii enter upon the fourth year of is exist
ence with prospects of increased success and
usefulness.
The services of Mr.. N II McCAIS, have been
engaged as Principal, gentleman who gradual
ted with distinction at the University of North
Carolina, and a native of that State. and who IS
in every way highly qualified TO taks charge Of
such an institution, possessing not only all the
requisites for such station, a scholar but
bringng with him much experience, as teach
er. The very best Assistants the country can
afford will be brouglnto the aid of the Princi-
pal.
The importance of sustaining a female SEMI
nary of high order in Columbus Is, we believe
felt and acknowledged by all. We present the
Columbus Female Institute as admirably calcu--
luted to supply this want, and therefore as wor-
thy of all encouragement.
We have engaged able and accomplished in
structors; the course of study Is fufi, thorough
and finished; the buildings and grounds are
we'll adapted for the purposes of a large Female
School,; the location Is health4ul. pleasant. and
retired, and no exertions VIII be spared on the
part of the Trustees to make II Que of the first
Institutions of the Southwest. To accomplish.
this, we only invoke the patronage of n liberal
public and those especially who feel a interest
in fostering Southern Institutions for the educa-
lion of the rising generation.
Rules and Regulations
The scholastic year is dividedinto Two sessions
of five months, commencing respectively on the
first Monday IN 0ctoberan March.
| No PupilwaI be received fora shorter period
than one session. bur can enter at any time and
viii be charged from the time Of entrance.
| No deduction for tuition will be allowed, ex-
cept from continued Sickness and that, at the
discretion of the Principal. Ia deductions for
board, no fraction less than half month viii be
considered
| 1t IS the wish and recommendation Of the
Trustees, that all the pupils from abroad, should
bboard at the Institute.
The Young Ladies who board in the Institute
receive visits except relatives. Their expendi-
lures and visits viii also be Supervised.
The tuition and board for each scholar viii IN
variably be required 10 be paid one lalf IN ad~
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-09-18

/ We feel very sure that Col. Jefferson Davis
Mll decline any tender now of the position
of eandidate-it is not only his right, bat i,
is daty he o,ces to has party, friends and
State. Those gentlemen who now manifest
such determined zeal to force him out, should
remember that there was time when four
ffths of the State. Rights party in Mississippi
desired his services, and could have comman
ded them, had public sentiment been respec
ted. They were not unwarned of the result
time and experience have sanctifed those
warnings, and We say to them now in their
and our tribulation, take heed for the future
and let your judgments, rather than your
personal leanings cool deliberation rather
than sympathetic impulses, guide your future
Southern Standard. Sept, b.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-09-18
Hon. jeff: Davis.

Since the deolension of Gen. Quitman,
whose card to the State Rights party will be
found in another place, the name of Senator
Davis is currently used as candidate for
Governor against Gen. Footc. Whether
Senator Davis will consent to such an arrange
ment seems to be somewhat uncertain, altho'
from present intimations we fear that he will,
since the Holly Springs Jdchsoniian already
speaks as "by authority" If he should dc
SO, it will inevitably be clear case of un.
necessary self sacrifice. We shall await the
result of his decision before we offer any
comments upon the merits Of such contest
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-09-18
LATE FOREIGN NEWS.
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ny O,RII.EY LINE.
For The Prtmi.tive RepuJlic'

HALIFAX, Sept. Is.
The Steamer Europa arrived here to-day,
bringing late Liverpool dates. Cotton mar
ket fayors buyers. Common American
scarcely an 9th decline during week.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-09-18
Col. Jeff Davis.

Gen. Quitman having declined being a
candidate for Governor, we have run up
the name of col. JEFFERSON DAVIS.
When Col. Davis, was in town yesterday
he consented to the use of his name in case
Quitman had declined consequently We are
acting advisedly in this matter.
Jdcksonian. Sept, 18th
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-09-18

9Robert G. Winthrop has been nomi-
mated as a candidate for Governor, BY the
Wing State Convention Of Massachusetts,.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-09-18

The fall term Of om Circuit Court
commenced on yesterday, Hon. q NJ Rogers
on the Bench, presiding with hisusual grace,
and looking as well IS ever We did not
hear the Judge Charge but have understood
that y keeping WITH lis official boldness aud
fidelity, Is owed tie occasion = remind
the Grand vice d
the times betting lh tht
view OF dlseoul ~ tie nakle bal
demoralising ctice
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-09-18

IA We have frequently spoken Of Mcssrs
Leonard Scott & Co.'S N. Y } republication
Of Blackwood's Magazine, and of the Lon
don, Edinburgh, North British and West
minister Quarterly Reviews The whole Of
them are sent by L. S. & Co. for $40. We
have received from the publishers, Black
wood and Edinburgh review for July, and
must say that the publishers contribute great
ly to the dissemination of standard literature
by the republication of the above works, at
such small price as to place them in the
hands of every reader. They deserve thanks,
and all wishing to read the above, should a
vail themselves of the opportunity of procur-
ing them for 50 small an outlay.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-09-18

Sc aeht niefiea ehaI
ieneed all the yacht tue dom s.
ious, Without geeptien, foE q q an1 tic
Cha lsnee was aceen
ri ri le "a a.
hale
easily
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-09-18

FRANCE AND spA1N-The Frenel Am
bassador at Madrid has offered sp il The as
sistance Of France in protecting the Island Of
Cuba against invasion.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27
PASSENGERS Sailed

IN efeorst5Y Cle-otre ror N-,-- ~f1ns oql E4rcuF-
Jaun de Do. Corrrme. ialy a7t child 4 ReyAoiis.
OVarn-ndi. Mr. Whiting. Ald. George Clark and Ia ".
Mr. ! J,hn Phillips 4. Wut-r l1oifs and children, Col
James Jennings Col Crimes and servant. 4 Pader ana
fcnd. George Brown and Lady. Ls1Tence lob Adel f'I-
zo A d. 10 piieufe. ! bnd. .tli, Manila p NndN, : 8
Harv VI Hernandez Mrs Mar Terry, sister anl caid.
G. Rosenf aum MT Long J. r LeClerc. Alfred shaw,
C. nzales \ BorTas. " Iloheaihal. solomon, 4 'lo-
mon A Gn,ld. j. McG0yeTu. james Galley. L. Recl1uE
Frar9ar Antonio Fernando y. Mckenzie. san Aaron.
Pedro peal Richard Grant " hte. Ann Meledey.
For ChGgrce-Cf " AlltD1. John Dlnond. Ph Firi'ns.
\ Fniler.G G5eotche. " S1vlr, Abnm Wilson.
Geoucv. John KiJwai. 4. J Sha". A +. lscSs 20.
Moses Hall Thos " Fowler. Ernest G'eir \ \. Little.
c Groichals. s \ Miller. v 10. ingalls,. { Brliere C.
C. Battlefeb, 4. HImbert.W l. Serage, j. Lcnienorrg
IN SieaTer V.nfed Sro4. for Noe orleans. ara. 25
Nj and Mrs Aucln. VI aud Baker tif br'"A1,, VI -
ProwUlnc J Brslana. II { Barlow. New-Orletn,
A Baldwirter. Louisiana. D. Beusnot !. Boon ).
Prince 7 " car. Now Orleans 10 ward Colin. ) !.
Caron Edward Dcnus Mississippi, ,ir Eia an ~ NcV'-
Orleans 5 Eikers Noble: Z Florence Mrs flo-ence
and ctild Foretcimer. } NJ. Gould. Mss Ganoi. NJ
CutbeIpe II Gensler J. g. ioiclauc. . W House and
l,dr NeS-Orleans: : W Iiendrlc. Al Hancr, Henry
Joel Nr Jacobs son G. Iac0site. Mississippi, Air AMI
Nr> Lord. p Iad0nt + Levce, d Moray lif. two
Ci,>kv Ioulsiana. Cat - Niarot, Portsmouth, NJ
Mar. 4 7 VI lbaiu. G. " HcNlaunn. TeNa,. Y. Pro-
flet Mississippi Mr. and Nrs Roth, q { Tlrchel l..
VI TobeT. " ". Thompson, Texas, mr Luflef. SIMON
! Winchester Matches Nr MARKS Nj Harris
Tr stfp AnfricGa EEge for L0H90a-A HaycmeYer ai'
and son \ YORK Mr.. Lovely and daughter. Mt Llsc-
ioy Baltimore MIS- Rec Miss Thompson. London; C'p-
tam Nelson. OF ROYAL Engineers. lads and nurse Lieu
Chas A Thrfrrs0n 28fh fcc'f B.A nephew and niece
Mr Streatfcld child and nurse. London MISS Nar'ha
Walton do Fred Parker and la1', Montreal; Mr
James & Amy. Nr Fellows, London
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27

m Nls'cne Pom f.r .A,e,ei'a So. h.r. laAn Bird
hl-u 'o- k'csiahG 1f- i--e, .iss, "'1s .s.at.-
NEWgCRNfORr, tn-. , Nrr schr it.tr.,, Bsr-
lee ~ " Pr.sn br.vn q. 1ie ma
NFw- -oRIENNS. acc i'-Arr shp quce-e. 2is-f %.
re~-YofN. schrs ss.va d. Iasmpson Po'ut iss'ci
F.l,~. co.u ing p ship rnuounts,r. f'om Pe~lou-
PHILADELPHIA, Aug .5-Cld- S-hfs. Che.i1~s.c,
roSriANI. hrs 55-irf. sr'r Nion,ro.c. P,iand Car
pc,.on, arr ga. sohI. Cutler. Brown. Ncao-ril.'i.
PORTSMOUTH. Aus. SD. sA.p Wild P,sea,. .a.N.
FRCyIDENCE. aug s3-Arr Sch. A;aiaa.r.' P-a;'.
Afrrs' rrccr = e lnuura Mason. fl.'. .cl'lf1
,i,,-s Ro,er y ilrrs Rhode, NrW-Ycrs. Chase o.k.,
Sd sr-> Wlberf,fce. Df-la>. Gcn fa.. '-. >lH.e
th'icc. o. BANGOR -c,.ro.as g. vld. srIf' s
E.t,ll. pc4le. Baltimore, Ma. ilrtelI. E.I In
C. u'on Gale hlcal st-, Po.icr. AM John y = !,
ica,1>.i ior PA.aieips O., Adams lrca. '->.- .tt
.us Partridge Cordoba CcaNSon. and or,ai. hrr''o
Co. ~ tanS'r -cc -t,rs % WIND An.c.o !, N'. .'
do, Cinderella Els New furs. Empire 'fns1 D, \ p.
ny lmra kc.Crs Syt.usr. forfsu rv-f X b. to '1l '-
Altany Marquis. iarncse aad ignty. Ghsrl tins f
u.s. N-. -Yots Wm " Bum. GRAY, Hartford l.ta mr.
>chrs Ncnre7uma. Smib. Ph taden nhIa >cne,1 rf'~ 1
do, Mary Howard Andrews. do slooo Hero. Brsbl M
Aitany, Jane. Bennett. Rem ngton. jo- Faireld Nuen
Go Pointer Fo~l'r. Ne"- forst Pr.vdence Bros d9
cuc Brown Gardner AID rhos iIaNkius. Jones. Ne
York Report. Wells do
PORTSMOUTH Lower Narhor) Aug e9d-A-- schs
/ q. OF o r. BlacSns'on. rhomssion f,r New Yrs
Coral, Clarkson. Boston fer Bango- Nsn,rcSct. Nmcs
salem for Do Eagle. Morton. Do oT DO 3 ibr- > pol.
4 Bartlett. Philadelphia, f1r Pcrf rfsm'Nh 2' b -Schs.
Fmery Hoyt Charleston for Frankicr', Mcre,lg St,r.
FrSl-e Boston for Portsmouth
MISSING VESSEL -Schr Hlryesi Home, >cawari. stied
from terv April 10Th rf Sahe Bans. on '>hns cruise
wh ch she has NOT been heard om l. >IppD~s
that she lost tie 18th 10Th Of the same mon ia.
RICHMOND. Aug st-Arr. schrs Nn Spes- Mica''l.
P1luore Peru Smith. Rocs land. C1 hrS> ESpol.e-.
J Mcdonald RIo Grandc Laura, lBr) John DaF
ialiaN
ROCKLAND. Avg. tl-Arr schrS. Mars.'v Ham New
Nofk. lqth. Sas wright johnson. So 2th, hu. Hy. &
Lowell. sherman, Boston. sailed IT'D, schr> LepNys.
Cree, etf NcwEork lGh. ivanhoe. Smon''r, do 20 a,
B,ngal Pierce do 2s'. n r. PITTS. Ncrnl tnt Eocn
Herbert Jameson. do.
SAVANNAH, Aug 2i--Cld brig Pm,on, rmicher.
Wilmington. y {.
GEORGETOWN. ID. {. scir Martha Maria Svlf. New
York
WARREN. Aug 23-Arr. sloop James Bennett. Remuns-
WEXFORD, Aug z9--Sd. sloop HOPE. cardiacr A.
lanv
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27
Disasters, &C.

Tlc -rrAN-otT CHTNGARoRt. which was burned Go tl"
water, edge 80 Nee Orleans on the iith INST. VI, ne
loa. lavu- "a from NewN oa, where she N> buft.
about two months ago Her original cost was D0eo, for
hrh sum was insured 200 New-Nor, and Orleans.
bu an additional amount OF S3ct0 has been eNneaded on
her. cA The owner alli lose. unless the machncr De
pR julia Asv. Tulugwood. az Baltimore lor Ers'-
sort Ne. cVrcrcncct heavy weather Oh the Canes an
w4s -ompeit 20 throw overheard p1rt NJ deck llot
Unto the 18th Aue t7 vessels had arriyedat Quebec IN
sea and he number Of deseers up 20 that pesod was
THE s,HB CAROLINE lately ashore ON RoctaNay Snof>.
was sold Il auction on Monday last tod $3.50. cash
NREDE Captain Edwards ~ sllp Cathiune. lft Vf .
Ycs,s1dav moIrHg ronas the 18th inst Flre island,
hearing + distant % miles. passed mrefopnli,',
topsauyard h0vsput Uahoum, sails and ng-ing all ai-
tache-Supuoscd belong vessel o. 600 tons head ni
spars painted white i1fiain Edwards slppnses ths Nc'-
sci has tetu run down - soplC steamer
The British slp Can erne. ashore near las Hlmfto
- ro vessel NJ t toms about Two years old. and owned
tons >Yit and Tire ship lees headed p the elst p
sharp heei off shore badly hog ,ed and fll oi water
Wth favorable weather TIE ship may Doe saved.
The bark llagfsf new Nichols. neucc bound I'd So
yaunah came anchor of The Sailors Retreat, on NJ
dav evening Tins morning ~ , o'clock IN the blow. >io
dra--rd Ler anchors ashore tire bench above he Mar
VOWS staten Island where she lag "a FerE dangerous
situation the rocSs she has been gotten on ana j. now
n anchor
ENtr.ct Of a letter dated at Nassau N.P i3th INST al
dressed 20 iwoal Walter ESD secretary 4 the Board q"
Wood master win OF gao bushCis salt Wa lost u
teatue othe harhor Ragged Island the 81 INST
aud cargo would be- total loss The ciptnn ilinss ;n
vessel is insured Ihomason, aud the cargo tn y alt s.
Sehr Condo i. Luclana, from Pon aH Plilt f'f New
York went ashore Hamegu, 2is inst she hls cHr
of GO cerons tobacco and 400 hides which thrrc
insurance Mall-st 10 the amount OF $4,000 The fes
SCI insured SPAIN She Is badly and Is tnli oi wn
pg ef the vessel on thc I'D Tho uoder ,eot down
LoI wrecsing l0oncr and steam pump . Hrr assistance
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK
4 lc.rGt.

Steamshp-W Wnho.d scott Coull.ri ~ '-Oriclns, D.
us. Brooks d Co. Afnca. brl l.1e. Liverpool y 10
maid Jr. CheroAee Winde, No~-O Orleans, Chasrcs, a.
u O. Roberts
SHIPS VI Fox, Amsvorth. HaTc. VI Livingston
Henry Ciav, French Liverpool Spoaord. Illesun Co
Berks-Hypcron. Benjamin, Ba-lad IS, I. D"-ut. "a
ran Chase Cseood Port alfhal y. Badger, AVesun,
tas'uer. little E1uma Ncsmfh x SONS George : CAD.
ffIuss Zlemar. Musguash, \. B, Punch y Mcmcle ,
Carolina. Nichols, Charleston, Durham = DimDn, 81
Isaac Newton (llam) Nieman. Hamburg, W. Sthm,H
Rhtn iHam) Prppe. hamburg Bech Y kunhar f. lor-
zen Beck List C,ty polnr. R,ch kunhardt sfephln..
(Brem amke. Bremen, Meyer iiacken
BI--kogeiIu Parker savannah. = l.. Aictfeaoy n g.
Oscco.a. stone. Portsmouth,. II ID BrluNmani MARY H.
Chappe Osgool J1cksouvIlc y /. McCreddf n G.
Co, Henoct DolIvaI. Dotay lsan Ga Badger Pee, q
ter. .tlarocc tBr) LucAhcrt Windsor, y :, J. u
Alken, Morning S.ar. Fer Navy Bay Bid-er Pe-A
\ Co
Schoouer.-Nsrca-ct McD1.can. Br) Lawlen. $.
Johns. y B.. Kelly. Smithers y Mckay, Mtr} J. In
terirt Charleston y l. McCrcsdy Leonora. Wlllanr,
" wilmington. James Hand Anna Mana Jones, Newoern-
:. L Mitchell. Scsuiuc. Swain Baltimore, Johnson A.
Low duA, Gertr u1e Horton. Fendl.ton, salem, master
Howard. Baker, Boston. ; " le"> ArAnit, i..cN.
Phi'ate rha. { Hi.larl. Washington. Ga,N y isle
ll ton. n. c. Etfln.aE dleI1u Ct'l.. y ,et>1l,
Boston Foster SlckeIs0n, New legalus " tter l.
more. Wi BIuui J. SlacAt
S,o-mto-t- Express, C1hausey, Baltimore. V Il,H-
Sloor>-Nan Buren, llillrctb Providence Jcnuy Lad,
E,aris. NT'..lk, Essex, Cummings, Ea-l kFet Nm i.
sanford. Jones. Providence
Bar-e-Planel, Wright, philadelpaa. J - y 3 i.'s
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27

Nil Greek, Cincinnati and extending = po-''
twenty miles west Of Aurora, Indiana
Tie Galveston papers staie tha; Cotton
picking IS N general and active prozre, tnrougaoat
Texas, ana the prospect Of full cropvsry enco1'tg
ing Picking commenced 20tn OF July. The d'y
season has caused the coils to open rapny. ~
crop VIII come 10 rnarke; very much ea'hef than
last year
The receipts and payments at me D.
LOUIS Assistant Treasurers Office, rom 'ne D" ~
18Th August, arc as follows
Recepts. -
PAYMENTS nts------------------------ I.-lo -
Balance y
The Pjttsburg and Steubenvi.le RfIiroai
COMPANY was organized Al Plttsburg On Talr.i -y,
by the election Of Hon Harmar Denny as Pre-, dent
and lis, Of twelve gentlemen as Directors TINS
road, 1t will be remembered, viii unite n sien1en-
vile with the Steubenyie and Indiana road. 70 ihe
stock of which the town OF Newark, Ohio. has sub
scribed 100000 the town OF Dresden, Mlskngum
county. 100000 and the town Of New Philadelphia
s5OOoO making d total subscription OF about
sl,2OO,OOO
The Bufaio cypress mentions. as new
feature in trade that :" the first shipment Of Corn
from the Upper Mississippi, by the way Of Chicago
y
last June, from Fort Madison, Iowa, situated about
200 miles above the mouth the Illinois river This
consignment some 900 bushels, was pu!chasedby
M r. F. Hazard, and by him shipped 10 G. :. Haz-
ard. ofths city At Fort Madison about 100 bush
els were shipped in bulk, on board the canal boats
Indiana and Heonepin, and the balance IN sacks on
board steamer Kentucky which took the canal boats
in tow and proceeded to La Sale, the terminus OF
the Illinois and Michigan Canal At tina, point the
cargo of the Kentucky transferred TO canal boats
and all brought to Chicago by canal At Chicago Il
was shipped on board brig ashton for Buffalo. The
whole cost of transportation from Fori Madison 10
New-York, a distance OF some 2.C0O was about 2sc
+ bushel'
The following is the total quantity Of
Beef Pork, Bacon and Lard exported from New
Orleans from September J. 1850 to the latest dates
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27

Vsv-Tle martst . 'g9vla'-' - snf1iF 'n;ei all
demand caod sales z Sc facs Rive. e. f,G l1g
SEID-T.cre nod'ra.e 1rllEd or NiIvef . So,
TrrgAv e arie- - S.sGS2i ia Flayse.d mere
5 lt-ie cmu- Dor1fstic = hst e.; - So, 0i Cl-'-tA
cor , CO. ..r srlf 81 g.
SDaP-cales nave been male ri lc' r.res Cls-l s. o.
SWIFT OLIVE Eoticc s-es 81 80 t4s--s sn-c l,.-
las' It - f2tc.. 9 7tc.
WTNF-Ssies of25 orar-c- casks Sciiv o. &c pr 2.
FDI It's urs our ,ast rrfor-, S4les s1 mole %
go boR.s bunch Rai.Es - - a--J, 90 9cls-s Ctrf1 "
is'c and - cstsss Clrraafs A &C. -,t
OIL CAKE Tie merse. s ql'et. s-les t. 4, !
Cae. .-~-a ~ ,ls =. .tc cloe- efleff q. . DIR ,i ''
Th.n Ooicug. and 81, ior l-cN a. .--- s-A- 1l' ~
clu~ed .r-
INr!GC-rho rarye, s ra.aer ar;ve - cl'-s Il .a,-
solf 70. . -.o-tls:ae RANGE q 1--.cs. t- ~ lol
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27
Arrived.


L.. u steamship Fi,r-a. Ifon - hours fro1 sayAr-
ual. 'e samuel i Mitchell. Aug <5 encounter lea'
Steamship SoutheIaer.J Dickinson SO hours p Cha-ss-
ton rGse and pass % otenl, lAeston = Go. >an4-.
se~,liHs Manon. bound 20 Charleston a-d Alabama, I
% oSayl-l.lh.
ltJ qass CD >otu1arli Oct1ard. ile has bad hcts.
westerly --cs Ol t-f f.,s-l sprung a1a slli-. l-r,
nam o. mast clT'ed aN-i TIE fore ARD. JOS; sl's an
saia + c scranton Spencer. Liverpool. Jey p. mlse
and 5 passengers - Everett Bl1Fl Iuv ~ l- 81 s..
JON q, slruns ihr ife iopnasl i8. iai - ". .1l
t0 20. exchanged ,-lils va .lI1 ..V G.IFer sa-l 3
g. TIE eastward Has rad very l-1l ha u- vis frli
s4gs ha 4u y male B-~sr Co-gleE.g. B.u. .e e. a-l
k.ldlla- -3l. Fcul,e- sli ilr y N0rs.
>Alo CAL - u rnala liam ials pa = d. On = f.
ti-A, -l-l pass B.. DeeA q kIll-l- J-.. =,
g -on - 7a s-o4t sh'p Richard Co5lea. er1u Cari-t
sH7 >ortsl 4sec7iaa. L,rd. I.naon ans por.4.s- -a
July D. rese aad pass 60 John Grss.o!l TIE y 4A--
O-eo ~ (, 1arastInc Ia. night
Bar Jane 9. Williams Nasoa, Antwerp, Jul mise.
and ga,s 20 =. HHr1rrS TO
ire Isds oftne Lake, Hi.l % ds I'm rr-s, is.ad. s;
Brs Protection F.ane i i'm CalAs i.,A aaa sn ,er
ScIl Ds.as b. F4ueAt. II ds la IIuma-a p R sr-
SIR ZsIhy1 Smou,on. . g. I'm Rec,iand. lime.
SchI Alexander u. Fish ds In Wareaaui, i,a AID
Schr. met Hand, ) ds fn Rocslaad lime
Sen. lyauhoe. >iEloGtal, -s. il hlcs and li..-
Scar Mesa, keile5 d H. iar'lcA. hsh 4ai &c.
>ehr- MEDIUM. Allen. ts I'm Ha-~ica asA aal mack
Schr. Cintercls En-. d fa Earvoh isb 4si ,ac.-
eTel tu master
Sohr. G@u'silA Young, 10 fn Nes- Bedford ,l
cl '- -''' H' To-
Sehf Augusta, Springer; ? ds I'm Ne,e-B -Bell.rl. OIL
S,oep Isaac IL Borden. hsEnsF. fail Rive.
slooF Frederick Brown. G4rd..C c.. fl Prs-il-.-e
s1oep thomas b HAWKINS Joacs. In. Pro..lsn-e
LED-barss Gov hilcsiey. L7rn, 6la.-..y I-7-
.shln- itor'ts sfs-9. sa.ula C4aari. Hr1l.. . L.
20. -oi Fe-It., tf-"I- .tla-.4l. a1l o.aa.s
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4 1 = y
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27
Rv TELEGRAPH.

BALTIMORE. Arc 60 AZ sears = lsi'a7N ~ " r
ham y Va's'n, Philadeoh-,, h1- NrnaarsI. = cnI>
pORTI AND Au- ss-srr bark =. \ Kinsran, L.
tanzas loh .n,- .5fn-au olrS Net.7t, tt'anfls -
nas- frc. h04urr naafl 4 nli "a ~. IA, ll il-
gs-.ld. filsl- .afl. ecrr- General tAllor, N'i'l,-
c. .car r.fa r LEWIS. NV Yo-s
RICHMOND. Aug AR scas fAtl. Fi>s' New
Yn1r %
EO>TON. AZ. 96-Arr hr.sS Dsia0a-c .nl Isshsla.
Ta.act j. al hrchalc. d-f', s'arS "o.d sst % .-.-
no-c. l-.s..s. la -n sarah, Ca Ma = ~ u ~ p
Pa atCl-ll Nnr-lrl Al.fr-r. \ - IVA. All Affi.
Alt.rv. lror Ne Yarx Ga sl-1 Ei.l.t. C1c -
ealah. Pa-rucrnn AeN Orleans oT- y II VI lar. Bal
timore'o lesd for south Ar-rc-, o"-lTi ''t'' 1-i-S
Putnam ard I01uHar. Cnenuamrs. t1lr. .es'on; > :
Ntiprie Philadelphia, scaI Georse AMI Emmy. Sew
Ntrs and Albany.
MATTAF0ISI IT. Aus l}-Arr bss. I.lsranse Allan
gwen. ship NcIthuml sIiaud 5O days iom LonJon o "
NV BEDFORD. Aug 2c--Arr. schr Oscar. Yours,
Baltimore for WaTeham Ac len. ior Albany
SALEM. A. AR. Carlton. Philadelphia srlTs d
prov IbENCE, Aes 2s-Arr. scrS Alexander Henics-
snn. Philed.lphs Darutah. do Sophia Godfrey, Do .
Henry -. do. ] u. pIckersOn
NEWPORT. A. Cid brig Cardiff Melville. Havan-
ma The schr Eya GarWood. irom Plladeph Tor New
port ashore ou the roCas % the back o Fort Adams,
dpsn- the blow LAST night and II was reported ns a.ier-
noon ,he had hiissd
PROVIDENCE. Aug 26-Au schr Loper. Percs.
Phiia. >loop Thomas hun. Mlller Nev-NorS.
Sd lark Cherokee. Cl'tv. Charleston.
EAST GhELWlCH. Aug Arr. seAr. Quees Oa"-
BALTIMORE. Aug 2c-AIr. B.cmcr shlp Johannes.
LlytrT.ol lIg Harp. Pence
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27
DIED.

la t.i. c.r. Arg 23 NARY u. BABCOCK. a-st 6
years % months and days
f.. frerr. ~ the family are rcges'ct attend nor -
ner4 - ts residence of her soc. .2-sr ms
Wednesday morning a. 20 o'clock, A ~I'hog' M seT
invitation.
On Tue, av. Arg %. JJSTUS nflut IN of Wn. and
earah Crane aged 2 mouths and day
HIS remains - - conye sft 90 OAa Hi Cemetery on
"wednesday morning. Aug -, e.. : oCiccS.
- BTldceu0It papers % ease copy
on Saturday morning Aus 3. after lingering Illness
MARY ANN HEMPSTED, widow 9! the ia.e BENJAMIN
Hemuste4 4d
Her remains were inferred IN Greenwood CeretcrT.
IN Dana. Mass .Ane 4. ApOLLAS JOHNSON, ESI,
aged e yea and months.