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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-30

Spohou-Ma, - lat 3 g. lon -. suhoIne. l.oi Nsal
Alstone Boston At the tame seen, scaOJutrs
RienzI. j 4 Adams and Chautlcieer
SAILED from Nantucket 21th. ship Alabama gg-sl1l
for outer Roads, % ht Tor Pacific Ocean
Arr ~ New Bedford 27lh INST, ship PhcuiN, NoClcagc,
fra pachc Ocean Iolcaranp, Jan g. w 200 bols 200
go ~ ON board home and sold 80 bOs on OLA tine
VOYAGE SPOKE May 9 LAT 49, ID ~ lon ~ ~ W, bark So
Fov Spooncr, Wc.trorf days I'm New BE ord, aid we'll
bound "
AR at DO 26th INST snip Heroine, Wall Pacific Ocean
with 200 bbls OIL fOr Farhtycn Sent home 80 bls
and $500 lbs bone. on the voyage Soac OF CAP HON.
ship HaLSc, II Bremen, mos oGt. l-J -
Below, bark America. Tucker, Pacific Oc tu, with 2Jl
hl. sD do VIII o 100 hs bone Took 80 b1ls - Ia
passage home Spoke Feb D. Of West Diego bark Cossac
Socun, New Bedford. 60 sp The Amcnca IA coming up
the tay tins morning her and run aground back Of
Egg Island.
Also telow bark J. d 'nncll, B1neu from North Pacific
Ocrrn with bhls p POO DO w O, and 900 bs bone
home $50 hhls 80 te voyage TOOK 10 - the
passage home The D1nncl VA coming the buy
u.on rock near Dumpn Light. AMI knocked Oh ftlse
keel aud remains where size stIuca. lies false Keel ami
srmt sheathng boards are of Lighters are alongside
Ar Il Dartmouth 20th baIA Coz Hopkins, Buggsf Allan
tc Ocean with 10 lals SO 20 DO baCish O SpJ,e No
GA Bahamas Banks. bIrA CurnolIa, DoyO NIB, 3O0 50.
Dropped below Warren -7tl, bark Gate hrg Sm.thicl
o. Ca III fitting llr Atlantic Ocean.
letter from ship Congress, Mlnlal, Of NIB reports her
- - GATHERINGS Fco 10, vita 80 - 55s 50 LOO d. wa OIL
former reports Incorrect
Sqosen-Apr T. lat g. 5 Ion So b. ship Roscoe % days
from Iacahuana q and for New Bedford 1870 oAls 'p
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spoken. Nc.

ApFll2ld2 20 y loa q 81 ", ship POponti,, Bdrstow
fn tionoo- wa Gibraltar, - DIS, for Su.natrI
Apnl TO- la, % y. lon 2 81 bark - JOS PHI Harvey
I'm Baltimore. Mich @ for Valparaiso.
Ami a. Oh OrNacy Islands Charlotte I'm slamb1ig for
Aprii 26 lat A. s. Ion 80 80 was large vessel
apparently under jay; masts, bad " -
April 70 lat a. %, lon - bark Oregon, ihJnps m I'm a
sana 81 DIS. for CTunstadt
Apnl o. lat 30 &c. lon 50 3d. ship Sgumtnn, Croker I'm
LIVERPOOL flg NDnears
April o. lat a. on 3d. Clarudl (Br) n Cor. or NYor
May lat 81, Ion 70 Maude, I'm -, or Nfork
MAJ p lat 80 6, Ion 81 ST. 4hlp john B1nytn, Nichols in
Agaldchcula. foT Liverpool
Nav g. la % 49, lon II 80. bark l. knsm1n,
Kiusmau im Cardonas Tor NYork.
No do;c la 10 Ion 6 ship Sea King Cray I'm liverpool
for NYork
No date la, Sc! s. lon 81 W ship Arab, Thuron fm os
ton Dec rs, for California.
No date lat = lon ", brig Sacramento, C'ngipn, I'm
NNork, Feb 10, for Zanzibar
No date lat "a ~ Ion AZ W ship santiago peterson, I'm
Siay no lat Sc snip senator, Colin, I'm Calcutta Jan
~ ior London
Antwerp lor NiOrk
Ma, TO- lat &C. lon 3d. ship Constellation, Allen, I'm Liy
May 20 lat 3! 20 lon T. bark s. Jaso jordan IN St Jaso
for Trieste.
MAJ 20 lat u 81. Ion 81 7, seen ship Sas Leonard.
bud Ia
May H. lat &C. ST. lon D. reen bnsJ Brown, ond
South
MAY 2 la l2o lon 90 ship Helen Thompson I'm Pad
ade pima Tor ~ John
NAV a. %. pot-boa 4 Collins, LAT 90 % Ion 90 20 ship
Caruatlc, I'm Liverpool for Baltimore.
May OF the LLads, Wds seen bark TAeot ana fn MOI
Loans for Iatrc.
slay H. lat 40 So Ion 49, ship Anna Rich steer
ing LdSt
May 2j or Georges steamer Arcc, hence for
MAJ Co. lat is27 ION 80 g. bark cho foa Cais for
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DIED

ON Thursday niorung May - MARY. wife Of James B.
Mower. ma the fvth wear OF her age
The relatives aud friends of the family c,unly
Nlcd 20 attend her Funeral from the North Dutch ChuNn
OF Fulton and William IS saturday 5i> nSt, ~
O'Clock Y VI.
Al Flushing. Lone island, on Welne>la, morning. Miy
2G. ABIGAIL T., wife Of Wm. r ThurSton pa the 67th
year OF her age
The relatives aud flcls of the finl, are invited
tcnd her funeral from the Friends Mcetn gAOdso ~ Fusa
ns. Seventh day morning. the 3iSt inst II 10 0cOck
without further notice The steamboat Island CITY Will
leave New York from Fulton Market slip ~ half pas 4
Nj returning ~ halt past M mys92
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NEW YORK. %
Cleared.

Shii<-Orr-Cu. BIZ liosIoa. = lctCc B4rcag LAYING
s'on; Lady Hobart lBrl RoScrs quebec BARCLAY In
ingstCn KIP Van Wuklc, BakcT. Liverpool, El-c = Har-
yard, CHASE White, Charleston. Taos Narilc. C.rcl.
SHEPPARD, New bedfcfd. master
faiss- Amelia, (hr} Hoidcu, Wilmington II Stuly.
Mafs fark Mobile ltdd \ Stannanl. bara, PrlS> SIT
IAN ki uco. schmidt Bale sen, Ahatru> PuSs stow
pans 81 hon&s, Thompson NcWhDusc. II q tnfe.
hesmtt Mans, HES SlFdy; Nadcrck Dal, NJ Onto X,
S@gua Ia Graudc. Mes NTH 4 S,as
bflgS-Fhllura, Thatcher. Savannah Duulam ID .url
- Man Jane Bentley, NoIi3.N Sgrges. C4cr
man g, \ tlt0. Carver. MatalTRs. Nesulta : SI4>
Garland, BY Sug>on 0ueeec Roche br,fhsrs c. q
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Ara. Cforto 3o,h ult Solla5 NYoIk Sd 3othA Bic"
e. :, Caill th INST Comm d07c. Williams Nfoi" S.
-rrrec Iar.n. DO. SD "A. Michael, -
Il a f-oul Narsel!lcs lufL INST. ii;s. y 1 ufA 49,
-. Genoa l0-h irst Mou.crcy H--lns. Nctse1nS,
Az ~ Madcra 2tth ul,. Arc.c D3lnc, NfoN '~hi s''
lrsr-o4l Mas l6-Thc Cameron, Hevlt, i5r In1ih H.
has NJ tack with considerable .a1a-e lavHs hea IN ~
a.. IN the Rel Buoy WIKI the VI ~es Wheeler, from =
"a ,,t.rh has arrived here with mlrh iama.e IA" VI
Wtal ri 1 on board vas m u steamer Ihe Cth
Caltar Nag 6-Abllt go vessels "a his Bay Al "a fls
Res and bohlrd the Ro, 1. are waiting far "Hl o pass
ne Straits 20 the Wet.
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Receipts of Produce

Be ne North Rircr Boats bgrsfgy. Ma 2l-27, 100
hills Flour e5 pkgs Meal $50 bbls Whisky, i79 do Ashes
$40 do Cut Meats To- DO Lard i1) do Pork, on do Beet
i68 40 Provisions 80 do Cheese il6!3 bush Corn o7i2
do Oats. 500 do Wheat
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Disasters, sc.

Pilot boat " Roncf picked yest3rda' mornu, AGAR
tho Upper Middle the Canal boat CJuinh1 OF SyFt t'
She was fun of water and towcd 10 Quarantine sr3n
Staten Island For further particulars inquire OK L W
Chambers Quarantine ground. Staten Island. 80
Br hing lcvanccr Nca.hcrhcad from New YORK t1r -
InFn y iofro reported ashore sOuth side Of Naluck
e. eot r. on Monday afternoon, and rived there n noon
the nth
Sch PANE Sawyer from Macmas for New-Tork. before
reported at Newport leaks badly and must go on the rail-
for repairs 90,
Ixrrt from letter dated az Turks island, 18Th n, 90
Ellwoot Walter. Esl Secretarr Of the B0ali ol nlct
winters The Br hug Feta (of Hahtlo McD1ugal, ms
ter put INTO this port the evening % the 8h IA lola.
condition making struck on Che l. rcti 81 tls ,tld
tho Same ,a, Sic hes from Liverpool bag
land with cargo for Cuba Sd has silc2 occa cjnleaei
as uuSeaWUrtAV.'
Wc2re informed that n c.c-m9hic dispatch was received
IN IA Nv stating tina. the h1- savannah, from savanna
bound for tins port destroyed by hrc ~ the mouth ol
the savannah rlvur Nohn ,furher Tine savannah vas
beautiful bark nearly new, near DO tuns burden anl ne
raced Aicssr >tlrgcsS CO IS NcW-f0rN ana NiFann IA
lime of acl She e. have eit savannah on the oh
with full cargo cl cotton.
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Passengers Sailed

p S,eeA.ssD Cambria, froa Bosioa-f0r L.,erpoo,-
McsSrs l. loTd, Chas Perkins, FroS John nlls1u.
aud Mrs 6 Lord Mrs Phelps Ms Phelps, NJ y
fay, Of Boston, DR. Lewis enchtEanscr ld Crowley. of
New-loIk, Cooper, Of Bangor, Ne, S'mcgs OF Los
iSyillc, - Brown. and - Stone Charleston - Rcchc-can
and fnend ~ New Orleans Harry Gage and servant, j.
seph AyCock Vim Cage and rhoS Gaze, Of Louisiana. W
Hunt Ci Wisconsin, Philips of West Indies. NeSs OF
london. kcmper, u France, Juuus Becker, lady ani
child, and ID IL Holmes. residences unknown
For Haltia--McSsrsJ X HAlciton and friend " Il Sea
yer Etch : 4 White. Vim SloaI,s. aud Mhitne, of
Boston, Emmett. and X SnAth "a Ne"-lera, lion
Geo Mol~i Montreal. { CaacAC - C'~>sc,l lady ..ud
nurse. Miss N Parsott Ml>> StcaInS. aal Nh McDnad
AID tWo children. q. Halifax.
Passengers Arrived
~ SAP Nsliosa ron Nsr- OrieaasAir NoleH and lady
Mn MSri>Norih-l5 Z Steerase
IN Ssis Neu- lOfk, ff0ss CalT,eSi0a-bir> ORi"N.
Mus Powell and daughter, Ms a. Rouse, Airs NJ
mail and sou NJ NJ Stiles VI >>s l. Cars. = Pea
Iall, { MckenSle { Watts
children and servant
E ss.p JeAE Laos, Jroa Lrsr2oo'-Mr Koa..a, aal
lStv NJ Achoe. = sons aad , daUgh.crS
IMMATURE ALNANAc--.ruiS DAY.
SVN-kiSeS--A A->e's---1 . Mo0E-SciS. = d3a
hiGH WATER Mas %
Sandy Hook. asa Gov. island IS Hen C..e 70 lC,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ITALIAN OPERA HOUSE, ASTOR
n PLACE-MAX BIARETZEK has the honor To-
70 the pubic Of Nee-YorS, that the AsOr Place
Opera House VIII be opened for short season. for the plr
pose prod eng the most yortc Operas with the COM
BINED TALENT ot the llte HAVANA and ASrOR
PLACE OPERA HOUSE COMPANIES
MONDAY EVENING June 81 ,ylll be Dersl-.ned tha
popular opera Of LUCIA Of LAMNERMOOR. 10 which
sIGNOkA BO>lO and slGNOR BEITiNI viii make
their fIr-t appearance.
The Bo' Office viii be- open oa Safurla, Ma 81. al.
which time seats NAV be- secir.I
PRICES-Sofas. Pamuet. lst and 2d ter u Boxes 81
Amphithcatre % cents. Secured S.4is 81 IT,
Doors open al 7oclock Performance - commence al 9
O'Clock
OPERA NICHrS-Monday. Tae5dlr, THURSDAY and
Fndal. mg20N
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By telegraph.

BOSTON. May e-- AIT ship Parhcnon. NOre1ns H-y o.
bark swirl, Cors Apul p -
Park Ivsanlcr san Juan May ~ Lcli harN A. ana I'f
New-YorS 4uc, hrgs Sarah, for do idr, ti1a 30 d'
I'ars Leaav NOrcals Ma j. Sa" iJ,a, on F.oHIl Ae1i
ship Hoie. from Liverpool. ,r,.,a
Hudson and Henry Carts Philadelphia, DI-cA S1..o-
Mara Airana. Rotterdam March r., sen Adam Irce, VI
tanzas Nav g. -h-hoat Braniylnc, deStned Tor Mno'
Cid SHIPS Leclcs and FeraN NOrleans; harks CarSsl
do. adv of tia Lake. = Stephens Mefrnln falrplA
jos Far,yell. Alexandria Mary Miller Philadelphia
z7ih-Sld sch Fulton, GEORGETOWN
PORTLAND. May 2a-Afr 5rss Albatros and Ane' I"
SALEM. MAY 2s-Au sch Globe. New-Yor,. Sid brig
Oregon Afnsa. - Atlanta. NYOrk
NEW-BEDFORD, May 23-An Scns Mary El,LtDe1 -
Philadelphia, Mary Patterson Philadelphia, IhoS Ireland
Shin Bcil Rock. Liverpool May 26 lat u IS, lon % 30,
suose ship MARY Peasants, I'm Liverpool Tor Phlaaelph
Rrcs Carlton Havana May II; Mauel, >altillo RIVER
PROVIDENCE May 29-Arr schs Moses Brown, Hail,
pfiiaielnhia: " Candy Townsend, PhadeiQha Monte
yuma Smith philadelphia; sloop Pointer Fowler y h'rN
Cld brig New England, Baker. Turks Island , -.
Sid schs Dan Webster Folkart, Phadeiphia >"dh Fill
zaheth English. do ! Rlslng. Dole. do. 49,
An at East Greenwich. 10Th, sch Thomas Cooper PM
DIGHTON. Nav esd sch Eli Townsend Corson, Pail
adelnhia: sloops Amelia Charles and SARAH. NforS
PROVIDENCE, May 29-Beow, schr Moses broNh'
ana 4 sloop supposed 20 be the Pointer, New-Iork
NEW PORT, May 29-Sld, all the vessels previously re
ported o., ,., ,-.
Cohensev 50 DIS I'm Rio The captain Of the CohenSe2 ma
tive ~ Massachusetts, died az sea of yellow fever l" At
Rio Apnl no. bark Gold Hunter, I'm California Tor Nf"fN
From our Correspondents
PHILADELPHIA, May 29-Arriref-schr Circle baNer'
CiegrsS-Barks Echo, Hoves Boston; Selah; Harris, 5,
Porf Snain. Mary Farrin Morse, Boston; tut, Hte,l'
Pembroke Ne schs " Eucs son. Nesc9tt B~1h Cyuc'
Obj Bethel Hlrhor Islands Fu'nd iitleit Boston nee
TO- Baker Fall River + Rove Reeves t'" hi''i'
VI
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NJ BENEDICT
CONDUCTOR
A GRAND ORCHESTRA

comprising the nlSf lnNicl talent IN America,
nearly ONE HUNDRED
performers. has been rnsagtd tor these concerts
The prce Of Tickets has been fixed a. So 81 and each
according 70 location and all VI these tickets 'ni;ls the
holders 10 NUMBERS securing their seats
specific number of Tickets VAL Dc allotted - the Pub.
lie Press, beyond which thoge vii be NO FREE TICK
low prco At which tickets have been fixed must render us
rule absolutely porcmnfpW.
An Office for the sale Il Tickets wall be opened n JoeS
Muse Store 800 Broadway every day. except the >hbath
from A NJ O. Z VI where diagrams may he and
seats secured
The three rcmen'ns Farewell Concerts wall be- gwen on
next MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, Al Casfls
Garden or At Inpier Hail, - vii De- announced.
Doors open AT o. O'Clock The Concert 6
O'Clock
Books containing ho words Of the songs may Re obtained
at the d0or-puce p cents each.
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A,s,a,ce II IS intended 70 construct ms fodi Win
) efeet track and 70 run the frcigh; cars tAroiya
from Albany TO DunMrk, without ir.n,npm,a. -
p,ncbamton The coal trans wall also be loltel u
the Lirret,'s Gap mines FOR Albany q: aai dollar
,un. which VIII enable nc Company . deliver coal
N Albany a, 50 p ,un.
The business of the Vermont aad Alss1-
chuset,s Railroad in April shows cool lncFe1se.
Receipts in April i.yS3 -
Last year, same mOnih----------------- lf12s -
Gan. nearly 2j per cent--------------- S''f'' W
Cost Of Road 1t present prices
Debt Of the Corporation -------- ~ ~
% COG shares at o--,-,-
Whole cost Of Road at present prices sl'97JpjJ
The income in January. February AMI March SHOWS
gain Of % per cent over last years business IN the
same time The traffic in May, thus far eHcee Is the
above average The last report states thai the OK
cess Of income over interest and expenses was S5i
1874 rs and 1t VIII require bat $4,000 70 pay per
cent. upon the present prico fthc shares.
The books of subscription to the New
Hone. Doylestown and Nonistown Railroad VIII be
opened in few days at several places along the Ihe
Of road and in Philadelphia and New-Tork.
The receipts Of the Providence Road
show 4 steady increase through the season and are
sufficient to pay p cent dividend and leave hlni-
some surplus The completion Of the Piantel1
road. it sthought, VIII make the Providence an :
T. cent stock.
The Wilmington papers state that the
Newcastle Railroad Will be commenced this sum
mer. The Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad Company are to guarantee the stockholders
SIX per cent on the capital reseryng TO themselves
the night to buy out at anything they deem proper
The road Will leave p, W and b. road about mile
from Wilmington, cross the Chustiana by anew
bridge. and enter Newcastle at the depot of the
Fre5chtown Railroad. The estimated cost Of the
road IS between $4,000 and 100000.
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.,v U.,ly Antigua sc Hamilton Garland, tBrl
C1rde Wcg.tort A Ban 4 Son.
S-raurer Bia. kvcu. Wilmington + Linlefi
vCsrnrf Hcsch ST Johns. PR. Gl-eI. Revival. BIZ
pfI-4 Crrk Sc. OiCuuIor * Plrce4i, Enc, O. lisia.
Nc-furr,a " Lens. Lc1norn Williams Pa.laic7 hlli
r.e Hand Martin. Heard Portsmouth. Lows
Slors- Ne7vYork Jones, New Haven Oregon, Sg-s s
Providence - ot.t-.,-t... ~ Il
Bsrre 4ilany. Jone-, PHILADELPHIA Y 3d~-.
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vi l. l. T.. T. MY LIN
Va GRAND FAREEELL CONCERTS


previous 10 her VISITS 10 Niagara BALLS Wcys-. NJ,
YORK, the Lakes Carada Boston AMI Der an,i d,,,,,
fer Europe WILL positively close rcNf wcct
The TWELFTH GRAND CONCERT vii t,.. ,l...
~ IkiPLkR RAIL on FRIDAY EVENING ~ ~
PROGRAMME-PARF
Overture ia chase du lr nt Uenu) .-.. M,
Scona-" TattO q ~,lu.ta Oh 1N
Ara. " Al pcscbc." ia S,iauaulh gial .... P.n.
S-Ilr NaisI '
Sccua and Ara, 90 3D. ID ta.c." a prrta1!l Q,,...
NJ dUc JENNY LIND -"
Ardan;e and RorccaI. l.aa' f1r vioi.n. froa To
Concerto. ..-.. Ne. l.rs,,s.
Nr BlrAc "h
Ana, Sorgete. lNl1rncl'o Sero1lol...-.. s...
Nrinr Bel eta
PRAYER " Ind Oh Die Woke. DER Frsts,hufl VI
Mdlc JENNY LIND
r.Sr U
Overture lies Dsla4at, Ga ID Co4rouuel AMI,
THO. II p1rll lan4lt' ,Ott4l0l. .-.-....... -
MIDI. JENNY LIND.
Sgaou Sllu and Bc.lctt
Nenueit from Postum us Symphony % 20 Neai.lesA.
" John Anderson. my toe .......... Sc'ch B,lis5
Milo JENNY LIND '
Cayatina, Descend. >nuuo' ia muta d
Portlcil --. Aabsf
>fuor SAW.
Seuor Bci,,tu.
The Last Rose e Saamcr An Ir,A Ba',sa
Milo JENNY LIND
Ballad. Home Sweet Home. Clam BShos
Male. JENNY LIND.
CONDUCTOR .---.-..---.-- NJ BENEDICT
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Kenny LIND and THE WORLDS

q FAIK-TI III y sDItudlu VFEhA WIlNNNfS Me
noW selling oil rapidly at pices on par wth The importers
Wholesale rates Tie oaiF correct hAenoss ~ Jenny
no one should attend her Concerts without Every
traveller O. the Worlds Hair should be provided as they
vii be- found of erea. advantage and superior the spy
glass for viewing coast scenes. ships and objects al sea
For sale AZ TUTILES Emporium Of Fancy Gods, Nov
elites, etc 3i5 Broadwcy iny2B 5tua'
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y no MANTS TICKETS for JEN.

n CONCERTS at TRlPLER HALL are ready foF
FRIDAY EVENING. May g. At II BAILLIERES Book.
store 200 Broadway. also at EVANS BRlITANSUp
Town Bookstore C9i Broadway. nYJO ltga'
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I'M IN NJ tI--NTI UTIt
Wass Portsmouth schs L Smth. SUITES, NYock; Conn
than. WAINWRIGHT Baltimore 2jti, schs James King,
10Th, FdeAa. G!wood Phadeipha. I. b Wales, Little
NNork Alarc ProSscr do II Wesfc1tt. Wines Richmond
Va. A IL Wrtu.ore We,terve NYork Cld 2tt schs -,
Gust, ", Plymouth; Harrison Pace, Rice, NYork, 18th,
lark EZbcta, tAuSt) BIssett9 Malta and MARKET brg
Niaior. Park, Boston, 10th, brig seaman, (Br Woolma
Liverpool sch Henry Atkins Rande Boston; nth. scAs
Henry Atkins kentcu Boston JOAN Potts Brown Coiett
Wilmington, Del
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1851-07-09
The Meeting on Mondav.

The meeting of the Southern Rights as
sociation Of this District on Monday last,
was attended by large concourse Of citi-
zens, and was full of interest. Speeches
were delivered by Messrs. NOBLE, CALHOUN
and our immediate Representative in Con-
gress, Hon. A. Burr, and few remarks
were made by Messrs. THOMSON and L1v-
INasroN. We have not room for an account
OF the proceedings of this meeting this
week, but will attempt, in our next issue, to
give true and faithful account of all that
was said and done.
We will simply state that hsr. Burt fell
far short, even in the estimation of some of
his friends, of satisfying the public in regard
to the consistency of his course.
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ced of the justice, the constitutional right,
and the political expediency, Of the with
drawal of the Southern States from that
Union by which they are enthralled, and
which cannot fail, while it subsists, to bring
on them further and future danger, oppres-
sion and infamy." Now, if this picture be
true, and who can doubt it, what measure
Of resistance are we not justi6edin resorting
to3 What is too rash, too violent. or too
precipitatea AS, for tho reasons have Civ
en-, we cannot obtain cooperation by delay,
are we not driven directly, and distinctly to
the alternative Of secession or submission
Are we not bound by every obligation of
duty to ourselves and to our children to ov-
erthfow, in the only way that is left us, the
government of our "bitter enemies"-to es-
cape "annihilation"-to flee from "dishon-
or, oppression and infamy2" But let me
draw nearer to the entertainments of our
friends and examine their strongholds, 1t is
urged with great earnestness and with much
apparent force, that South Carolina ought
not to secede alone, because the other South
ern States will not sympathise with her or
sustain her in her course. Now let it be re-
membered that this argument comes from
those who advocate The policy of delay in
the confident expectation that new aggres-
sions, such MS the abolition of slavery in the
District of Columbia, or the repeal of the
Fugitive Slave Law, will soon unite the
whole South in secession. Secession, say
they, is soon to become the rallying point of
the whole South. Now, if this be true, then
] do not perceive how any one can suppose
for 9 moment that our sister states, who are
thus only waiting with their hands upon
their swords, ready to draw them at the first
hostile movement of our common enemy.
will turn upon us, or from us, because we
bring OH the issue a little sooner than thew
expect to do.
But think the position of things in the
other Southern States, has been mistaken by
our friends. The politicians in those States
are not telling the people, as our friends sup
pose, "bear your past insults and injuries
patiently; we admit they are grievous but
strike not yet; wait little longer. and re-
aewed assaults will soon be committed
against you, and then you may rise up in
the strength and majesty of an outraged
people, and hurl your oppressors to the
earth" On the contrary, they are telling
them that the Compromise is solemn
league and covenant---a final, permanent, in
violable settlement of the slavery question,
and of all other matters in dispute between
the North and South. That hereafter the
South will have all her rights conceded, her
feelings respected, and her institutions pre-
served. This is the delusion which they are
practicing on generous and contiding peo-
pie. But let a sovereign State withdraw
from this Union, let the right of secession,
that fright inestimable to us, and formida-
bic to tyrants only" be brought up for SOL
emn and for final judgment, and how soon
will all other issues ''pale their Intellectual
fres."
Conclusion in our next1
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product Of our skill, and the sign Of our in

product Of our skill, and the sign Of our in
dependence" aa * ~
1t is expected that the great fires at San
Francisco and Stockton will. cause many
heavy failures in this city,, as many Of our
wealthiest merchants have suffered tremen-
dous losses from these calamities. Several
firms are already very shaky; and some Of
them will probably cave in during the pres
ent month.
Yours truly, OBSERVER.
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GV WE commence, this week, the pub
l'cation of Mr.. CoLcocK's speech. Let every
man read it, and we are confident that those
who have heretofore opposed the party for
action in this State, will be ready to exclaim
in the language Of the undaunted and CHI
valrous BuTLER,-!@Giyo" South Carolina "a
place in the picture."I
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~ We understand that the store of D.
W. G. T1LLorsoN, Esq. at Harrisburg, was
broken open some time last week, and goods
to the amount of 500 stolen. A negro
man was committed to Jail the other day on
suspicion of being the thief.
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CARD.
Warehouse and 0omniasion Business.,

JACKSON STREET, AgagsrA,s GA ssYssss'
THE Subscriber begs leave to inform his friends
- and the patrons Of WALxeR, BaysoN 4. Co.,
that he will continue tho Warehouse and
COm mmtsstOn Business nj tho Wsrehouss
formerly occupied by them, and hopes, by strict
attention 10 the interest Of his customers to re.
ceiye q ccut,naance Of the liberal patronage; bo
slowed on the late firm. He will give his personal
attention to all business entrusted to his care
Psrticulsr stsension will be given to buying! of
Bsggipg. Rope. and Supplies for his customers.
which vii! at all times be bought at the lowest
prices, and liberal cash advances will be made on
produce in Store. G. WALKER.
Augnsts; July 1851. I5-6m
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~ THE Erskine Miscellany informs US
that only portion of our papers reached
that point last week. We are unable to
account for their non-arrival. They were
packed up and placed in the post Office at
this place.