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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1851-11-26

duce pro rataorby aAapportionment of the
capital, are questions reserved until the
settlement Of the decree.
The decision concludes by expressing
the hope that an arrangement may vet
be etfeeted in a spirit Of harmony and
Christian feeling, without the legal en-.
forcement of the decree
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@ We owe an apology to our town
subscribers for serving them with the Re-
gister at so late an hour as has been the
case for the past two weeks. The delay
has been caused by disappointment in
one of our hands. We hope the evil will
be remedied in time to enable us to be
more prompt in future.
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SAILING OF MIssIoNAR1Es.-A large
company of Missionaries sailed from Bos-
ton, on Tuesday, in the Esther May, Cap
tain Howes, for Honolulu. Bey. j. b.
Paris, and wife, Rev. c. B. Andrews and
his wife, Mr., Abner Wilcox, and Mrs.
Thursnon, are to labor in connection with
the Sandwich Island Mission. Rev. B.
Snow, and his wife, Rev, L. H. Gulick.
NJ D., and his wife are expecting to COM
mence new mission at the Caroline Isles
three thousand miles beyond the Sand
witch Islands.
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SPEAKER AND CLERK-Messrs. Baly OF
Virginia, Burt of South Carolina, Boyd
of Kentucky, Houston of Alabama, and
Disney of Ohio, are prominently spoken
of for the speaker of the House of Repre-
sentatives; and Messrs Forney of Penn
sylvania and Young of Illinois, for the
Office of Clerk. The Charlottesville JEFF
fersonian prefers Thomas H. Bayly of
this State =" He is gentleman of fine
talents, much legislative experience and
tried and approved political principles !;
in the support of which he will, we know,
act with firmness and independence, at
the same time that he observes the con-
ciliating spirit which is SO necessary in
that Office. We prefer Mr. Bayly, be-
dsuse we know him to be what we have
described him {; but we have not that
Frtiality in his behalf, that would induce
u to insist upon his election. We rec
oenize several among those who have
been named, that we should be proud to
Sc, in the place, and among them, one
WON we should be almost as well pleased
to zee occupy it as Mr.. Bayly. We allude
tolhr. Lyon of Kentucky. whom we think
evtry way deserving this compliment
from the Democratic party in Congress.
For the office of Clerk, we decidedly
prefer our able and whole-souled friend,
JOIN w. Forney of the Pennsylvania,
to a others whom we have heard Of
And this too, without any disparagement
of De rest, and especially of Mr.. Young,
wh9 filled it during the last Congress,
with ability and to the general satisfac-
ton!
tut whoevermay be elected for these
high fffces, we trust that they will be
electet at once, and that there will be no
such Eenes exhibited, as were at the last
electips."
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Where are the wings in th,l endant
The PhiladelDhiR Pennsrtanian mt,

Where arc the wings in ascendant
The Philadelphia Pennsranian puts
forth the following:-
There are thirty-one Stas and four
Territories in this Union. lnd vet in all
this sisterhood of confcderacn- this fam
lily of Republics-this world,t Freedom,
of Progress and of Equalig-the Wing
principle, like the dove of yoah's Ark,
has barely place on which 60 rest the
sole of its foot. 1t has enhr ontrol Of
but one State in this broad Inio n. This
is the State Of Vermont-tb Citadel of
Free Soilism, the very Gibnter of Sec
tionalism, where the foes ofke Constitu-
ton seemed to have made fast stand
against the conquering legiCs Of the Ma
tional Democracy What contrast -
How this spectacle rebukcs ID past poll
cy of the wings How it pepares the
future for the victories of tn Democra-
cy
From ocean TO ocean, the defeat Of the
Wing principle has almost bee n an ex-
termination. In many Of the old Wing
fortresses the Wings have man hgcd to re-
tain partial power by denying heir most
cherished doctrines. In Oihers they have
escaped the wreck by sheltefing them
SssSss nR9a the Democrats Rla'ifssffr' ex-
IRENE of the East Oregon has expelled
them in the far extreme Of the West
New York, on the Atlantit after dallying
with them for years, rises against them
just as the intelligence of6eir discomfit-
ure in California, on the Pacific, reaches
ourears. Massachusettsn Maryland
Michigan and MinnesotI-Indiana and
Illinois-New Jersey an New Hamp-
shire-Mississippi and Iissouri---North
Carolina and Sonth Caulina- Virginia,
Ohio and Pennsylvania-Tenne and
Kentucky-all have decred for the De-
mocracy in their State n their Con.
gressional elections, by great and con-
elusive majorities. Andnay We not add
that after the Union victries pf the South
no Southern Wing can rote for Nor
them candidate for Prddenl History
will record this as mbculdpI instance
of political unanimity md billions will
hail it as the sign and sal offfe renewed
patriotism of the peopl and the invinci-
bility of our Constituted bon ]
Here, then, upon thb thrfsAold, let
united Democracy-Nteh ihIs blessed
this whole hemisphere nth good gov
eminent, and extinguissd tlie Tres Of that
dangerous discomfort Ihich hs threaten
ed to plunge us into irEtheyalle anarchy
upon this, the brad. raonal, and
suspicious threshold d 1889, ct us take
our stand. 1t will be our own folly and
our own shame If we b not narch from
1t to an unequaIled conqueE over the
principles Of our oppOentS.
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Ey We publish to-day the proceedings
of Democratic Convention at Centre
vile. They were received too late for
our last issue.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1851-11-26

TRAGEDY IN ST.. LANDRY, LOUISIANA
The Opelousas Gazette of the 29th ult.,
gives the following account of tragedy
in the parish of st. Landry:
On last Friday night between the hours
of 10 and IL o'clock, one DR.. ]. w. Hop
kins, of Palquemine Burlee, entered the
house of John d. Moore, eighteen miles
from this place, in our parish, accompa-
MED by a negro, armed with double
barreled shot gun. Hopkins attacked
Moore with his pistols and bowie knife
Moore being unarmed, seized him and
threw him down, and was about to wrest
from him his bowie knife, intending to
use it in defence of his life, when Hop
kins called upon the negro, asking him
why he did not. shoot him. Upon which
the negro replied that he could not shoot
without killing both. Hopkins then said
shoot anyhow. Moore then sprang to the
negro, seized the gun, and was about sue
ceeding in taking it from the slave, when
Hopkins, who had raised himself from the
floor, advanced upon him with pistols and
bowle-knife. He then endeavored to
make his escape through his back door !;
Hopkins pursued him, and fred without
effect. Hopkins then returned into the
house, demanded of Moore's wife the
keys, and bid her give him John Lyons
money, (the father-in-law of both Moore
and Hopkins j she replied that she had
none of John Lyons money. He took
the keys, searched the house, and found
sixteen dollars in the press. He then
turned to her and said he would leave
no witness against him, that he intended
to kill her. She begged for her life
He took her by the arm and endeavored
to turn her around in order to shoot her
in the back she resisted, and said to him
if he shot her, she should see him do it,
that he should not shoot her in the back
He then fired, she threw up her arms for
protection, the ball struck her hand, near
lw cutting off two of her fingers, striking
her abdomen, and luckily the ball glanced,
and did not penetrate the intestines or
bowels. The monster then mounted his
horse and fled. There are now six men
in pursuit Of him. We learn they are on
his track, and will doubtless arrest him.
He is man of slender form, about five
feet nine or ten inches in height, with light
blue eyes
1t is reported here that Hopkins fed
'F-n''' Virginia for killing man.
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Wanted.

At this Office, an Intelligent, active boy about
lyears old, to learn the printing business. He
mst BIO industrious and steady. To such an one
lOd opportunity is offered to learn the business,
nnaone others need apply.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1851-11-26

E We would direct the attention of
our readers to the article in to-day's pa
per. from the Richmond Enquirer, to the
Democratic party of Virginia.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1851-11-26

The RIGHT OF INSTRUCTION princi-
pie which, in the mitt Of eve! struggle
and. trial, has been rsognized Is most vi
tai and dear to the Tople Of Virginia
No man, who repbiates Is flutary
doctrine, can ever deerve or h0R y WIN
the confidence of the people n ,nglnia.
The course of BIr. SINNERS, On y SUD
ject, ought, and no 3ibt will, dcS.gy Pc
promotion among an people f'fsHu -
be republican. We ouch the rsolp 'Or
what we positively eclare. ~
On the 10th Of FbruaryI 10, me
following resolution vls adople e
House of Delegates , "a,
ofInstrustion as resting the ibro ~. ~,
the nature Of representatiOii' and o. ~ n.
principles Of our free instfptionl, e. lpat ~ n
the duty Of the representat1e totbe ~ IN ~
tons ofbis constituents, offeslgI 70 ,Isa VIZ
which they have clothed hln, noTel UNI -uLN
be transferred into the hans q tIss VINO w
carry into execution the wlIhet IB ns"uepps
Of the constituent body.
The vote in the afirrnihe was rs
and in the negative only oftfe"' W.
Messrs, Brooke, Craig, Bier OF berk'
ley, Ball, Price, Mullen, 81 ST JSss.s,
Waggener, Parker, ChrPIne' Deiaan'
mutt, Prentiss and Stanar
The result of the Cdhgesslonai cleo
ton, in this district, shOfs 70 VIVA. a
great extent Mr.. Bots knalhng repnqla,
ton of the rightof instrpeion bore agalnst
him. Mr. Bots was cc1sistent, : he
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Senatorial correspondents.

We publish below the letter of the Com
mittee appointed to inform Mr.. Basel of
his nomination to the Senate, and Mr.. B. IS
reply:
WEST UN1oN, Nov. Gath, 1851. =
BENZ. BASEL, JR.:
Dear Sir:-The undersigned, Commit
tee appointed by the Senatorial Conven-
ton held at the court house of Doddridge
county, on the 18th day of November,
1851, in compliance with a resolution
adopted by said Convention, hereby in
form you that you were unanimously
nominated as the Democratic candidate
for seat in the next Senate of Virginia,
from this district, and on behalf of said
Convention. requast pour acceptance Of
said nomination.
Respectfully,
G. G. DAWSON,
EPHRAIM BEE,
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@ Mr.. George Steers, the builder Of
the Celebrated Yacht America, has been
made an hon rary member Of the New
York Mechanics Institute.
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FOR GOVERNOR,
JOSEPH JOHNSON,
Of Harrison.
FOR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR,
SHELTON z. LEAKE,
Of Madison.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
WILLIS p. BOCOCK,
Of Appomattox.

TWe are authorised to announce BENJAMIN
RAssEL, Esq, of Harrison county, as a candidate
for State Senator for the District composed of the
counties of Wood, Harrison, Richie, Doddridge
and Peasants, to be voted for on the Cd Monday
in December next
NJ We are authorized to announce Col. DANIEL.
KtNcHELoE, as a candidate for, State Senate from
the district composed of the counties of Harrison
Doddridge, Richie, Wood and PIeaslnts, to be vo-
ted for on the ID Monday in December next.
%, We are authorised to announce CHARLES
s. LEWIS, Esq, of Clarksburg, as a candidate for
the House of Delegates, for this county, TO be
ted for on the I'd Monday in December.
D- We ore authorised to announce Col. CYRUs
VANCE, of Clarksburg, as candidate for the House
of Delegates, for this county, 10 be voted for on
the I'd Monday in December.
E We are requested to announce THoMAs L.
MOORE Esq, of this place, as a candidate for the
House of Delegates for Harrison county, to be vo
ed for on the I'd Monday in December next.
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ES- The Fair of the Maryland Insti-
tute which has been held in Baltimore
for the past few days, closed on Thursday.
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4s-In cold weather remember the poor.
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WIN. l. BoRMAN,
WIN. ROBINSON,
JOHN MCKAY.

We, the portion of the committee ap-
pointed to settle the basis of representa-
ton, composed of delegates from bod
bridge, report that we propose to fix the
basis of representation on the strength of
the Democratic party in the two counties.
EPH'M. BEE,
THos. A. JONES,
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Affairs In the state Capital.
Our ALBANY coRREsPoNDENci
=. No .

Our ALBANY coRREsPoNDENC
AlssSy, June % 1851.
Passage n he Canal BR through ~ S,naisHs Submission
70 Ne Cotpfs-T1c D,fesi n ~ Military BR-.7djomn-
msni ~ Tuesday Burroughs and ~ Raiirooss- Uaion
Coises, &c.
The long agony will be over, 50 FAR az the
Legislature i concerned Aftcr wearicd proiractcd,
and desuory hsrangues TO day in the Senate in which
Msssrs Stanton Bsbcock, Geddcs Carroll Bcckman and
others. participated the FINAL vote tho Canal bin
taken this afternoon AZ four o'clock receiving 10 IT,
twenty-five votes the precise number predicted ~
three or four days since There during
&c day the majority declaring that there should b.
ntticr diet nor sleep Il until The bin disposed "a
Eyery Senator present except Mr Brandfcth whor
atscrcs expected whom tc Gnsl ytc was 70 hc taken
No found W convenient e. tt Cui II h seat former
occasion. vhJn his political friends rcqut, lie
The doctor j. probably IN favor n the h aud Therefore
u may H. that he ptticrrrd 60 absent himself the
fual vote What eject this uisnWuvre wil have shcn
BE- Foelts another tgct.on In Wcschestr Putnam 9ad
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BosroN June 2-.9f .4ucfion-2i shares Western Rsil
road per cent adv, no old Colony Railroad Il6 N2t
o Buffalo and Rochester Railroad ~ yer cent adv I.
Granite Bank = per cent adv ~ Vermont and Canada
Railroad, per cent ADV ~ Concord Railroad $50 North
Bari az per cent ady; Bay state Bank h cent adv
Brokers HodrdS shares Boston and Maine Railroad, lV
Boston and Providence Railroad, 90 Eastern Railroad.
N2; go Vermont Cen xal Railroad Tit Sri 100 do bin,
5tia; $50 do Sod GA ga ~ do, sl2m 81 :. efmont
and Canada Railroad lo2' y osdess1urga tslroad ~
Worcester snd Nashua Railroad - ~ Vermont and Nsss,
ttusttis Railrtad 80 ~ ~ Norfolk County Railroad,
as u 5Wtsttrn Railroad, ltN' ~ Can Jon Company, 70
1915 ll5 to sgd ~ ~ DO, btnd ~ Amoakeag Manu-
factoring Cumrsny $685. Grpcers Bank. Oz'4 n Bank u
Commerce, ~ W Bank ~ North Am RIGS, i02t s.Wn
Ruand Rnrosd btndti 1870 -; 10 div. Vermont Central
Railroad q =. 80 Vermont Central b1nds, l56 gt no
Oqdcr tiursh Nailroad bonds. %, SECOND Board-l05
tsrts Owteueturfh Railroad p Eastern Railroad,
2 EtadiuE Railroad. ~, IL do bNA y, - d., ssod,
gs.. 90 Vermont central Railroad, tSd So - Cation
ttnraty7lls.
rutYtIttus Jute 81 Fyrst Boari- slOo Ishish IN.
tfgst 81 TOO Itrtsy XaUia hf.H M IssH Morris Canal
6 st tttagtt ftHuf3 iNRnia Railroad te, ~ Rad
Knfr,st .f ltu AZ 81 tuo do, i 60 Morris Canal,
b n. IL DO tiai $40 Co., 1875.
NttaIrUrE Jrne 81 -Stest Haofd-f.Tl ~ H8ltiNors
Fs i.in 80 ip ftsre i.sIum u so Uhig Rsir. 70
srtf.. time 1885 At I've hraT3 - 0tx. Naltt
u,t, - ,o siy.se u 49, ~ torsl aituors 80 0a.o
NYUso lvUtE u.s. te', Ne. ltn ntked. tgrEl ~ ts3 EAt
i terri a. siatcs Is ht. - ssttd tatk snd Cunhsr
laaa q BAD - sthVe bal.imose ~ 4slsiostahaAh go
~ ..s4&.I
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On Wednesday, June 25 at st Johns Church, by the
Rev DIR. Wanwi light, ALEXANDER MuLsto MAReARrr o.,
youngest daughter Of David sutton ESD OF this city
On Tuesday evening, June q, at the Brick Church,
Beekman street, by the Rev DR.. Spring Mr. LYMAN ID.
DEMARAY to Miss JosErHNE HorrocH, daughter Of Mr.
Jacob IIoppoch all this city.
On June 25 by the Rev. J J. Lyon, Mr.. ADoLPHus s.
SoLoaoSs to RACHEL s. daughter Of N Phillips, ESQ., all
Of this city
On Wednesday evening" June Is, by the Rev. John NJ.
Krets PETER V. YERAScE to Miss ELIZA, daughter Of
Bartholomew Ceragioli, Esq, all Of this city.
On June Is, by the Rev. Mr. HALEY, W. Ii. WINTERS Of
Sag Uarbor, L. l., to Miss g. e. ALLvEss of Richmond
Virginia papers please copy.
On June "A, by the Rev. j. Bowling, FREDERICK RrER
to Miss MARY Il LAwREscE, all Of this city.
In this city, on Wednesday June % by the Rev. Ed
ward Lathrop, Mr. CHARLES NJ BRAcKETT OF Boston, to
Miss SARAH FOSTER. Of Bangor Maine.
At Hopkinton, Mass, on June %, by the Rev Mr..
Webster Mr. HOMER TiLToN of this city, to Susan w.,
daughter Of the late Samuel Valentine, of that place
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stssmeTs-cherotse. winde. Haysns; &c, Roberts;
P5SsSsr jonathan squer chasre' Mills Vulcan Hand
1ssn9 FTsfaas a. s% gss.A Post. or''
Collins, Rio de Janero. Guion Col
Law Prince %aIs' Perrin; DsIsa.;
.'B Coz
kins BIa.ss s. ysse Monterey Assly
Boston.
sss !sRSSi a iRs E S
e s1 ss RrnS
Lady am. 5ysIpSs s,,s LSsu:
close bark Amazon Of Bangor same time exchanged sig
aa ydi iaR ely Of RHsR fer
IL lon 10 sassssa sDsi s Il brig assa
close sy large steamer supposed The fraph1 hence
18Th s Ion % H. ana .. S
nia'Is
e. snS sSp sSnSqs e 18th inst lat
Bark John Carver Coz ssarspOrtL Nichols Havana, IL
Bark Milford Hepburn Galveston 40 days with cotton,
Brig Eaton Sparks. Neuvas June L. with mds.,
win . master ls,I inst, lat 30 lon 10 saw bark
Brig Niger tof Gioueester Higgins Havana ID days. with
Bris Mary Ellen tBrL Mcintosh Ponce Pr 10 days. with
days, VITA sugar, &c, TO Ho.iana Aspiawa June II.
lat 81 ~, Ion ~. passed brig Science, for Boston.
Brig Rk hanson, Dickson, Darien u days, with ship
Brig Georgana (of Belfastl Gichrs Charleston days
with yellow pine. 20 Badger Peck.
with ogwood 70 Nesmith sons June IT, lat so 81
90 spoke hip Buena VISTA from New Orleans for Liverpool
native Of Ireland he working his passage TO this
sehr William Bryant Merrill. New Orleans . days. with
sshr ssrths POST Post. kpslaehicos II days with cot.
ton 70 iIurisut Co. June - OF the Capes Of Des-
arh, on Cape Florida saw brig Lanson, Of Glasgow
sehr Rio Herick A,.akapas. IS days. with live oak.
schr Rssesss Fog tof Belfa Card. DObOy Island 10
Sehr A Cook. Grant, Alexandria. days.
sehr Caldwell Mankin, Washington, NC, , dsJs, with
sehr EXCHANGE. Harris. Suffolk. days.
schr Brave, Mating, Virginia, days.
Sehr Chss Parker. Townsend, Virginia . days.
schr Tunis Bodne. Predmore, yirFisia. 2dsrs.
sehr 5 i Lord smith. baltimore, 8 days.
Sohr Edw Adams. Steel. Philadelphia, , days.
Scr Ellen, Bearsc, Boston, Sdsys
schr Homer, Parker, Boston, days
schr Franklin burgess, Hsrv ith days.
schr Two Brothers. Ailon. HarSich, 5days.
sehr stsrtes W Lewis tnew) Berry, Portland days.
sioop Wakefield. saunders Galveston days, with cot
ton &c TO master 10th inst lat ~ Ion 30 spoke sehr Pan
the for New Haven with the loss Of head Of forsmA
main te pmAst jib stay, ke,
s SSP hs ss aPS'ce Chatham.
sailed.
Steamships Cherokee windle Chasres Brother Jonathan
squier do; schr II Roberts, Cole, Charleston.
The schr levitt levitt from kaohas in coming up
the Lower Bay yesterday afternoon ashore the West
morning without receiving any damage.
JvsE gwind a, sunrire calm; meridian. sw. and Shs
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rsss currer for New York. John Jarvis Bestoni isth
Lonoor June Ii-kutd ipwa-ds Am Congress- Williams.
from Queen Wheeler Charleston 18th. Rose stan
dish. Pearson. Canton.
CID th Al,arado UsAly NYork In ballast 18TH Eliza
A6ams, Delsno, kBedford.
In port Catherine Edmonds for Boston ldx Manchester
Portion Hampton Davis fer 10TH Julia Howard
Bukey for NYork log; Prince Albert Meyer for DO 2st
Devonshire Hoyey. for do 18th; Am Congress, Williams
for July Orssa Drysdae for sFrancsoo and others
as before.
Eordyset. Olsen. NYork.
LoNDoNpERRr. June 9-Arr Fanny. Quinn, NYork.
7th, J Hathorne. Small. Boston.
MALAGA May 3l--Sld Eagle, Marshall, NYork
NEWPORT June liar Arkansas Orr, London, to load
for Portland. sid Allen Brown. Harris City Point
eulean. Moore. from Bangor for Boston
PoRTsMourH. June liar Sir Peel, London for New
York (sld same dsy, hut put back l2thl.
QuEENsTowN, June l0Arr John Cook Matthews, Liver
pool for Brazil and cs0rna Sid sth: Csedon.' Kemp
STocKHoLsf, May 3l-Arr Rio, NYork.
TABLR BAY, CGH, April II (not cath Arr Ocean Wave.
Lewis Feb H. and aid 9Th for AigoA bayC 2ith,
Congdon NYork (Feb and remained In port
May ], bound to Zsnrhar). .,.o,
TRALEE. june 6-Arr Suvenir jenkins Nfork. sid ssh'
Duncan Richie, McKinnop. do.
nIscrLLArI0Ua.
June l0lt blew hard gale oil last night
from SW, but moderated towards morning.
her gale Of last night and shore ON
the Swash, but Is expected of on the tide.
PENANG April 1.-THE Austrian park Josich has Just ar
rived here Of Sumatra. brin ging intel
gence Of the murder Of the master and two Of
Gillian bark Clemenna by the natives who made
with $40 O hear also that she was Afterwards re-
captured American vessels which made her over to
French ships and Afterwards sent on 70 BOURBON
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bosroH. june 10
brgs Josen (Norl. NEWCASTLE Kildare. Cape Hay
ten; Eliza Burgess. San Juan, Cuba; Caroline. do.
Bark Brunette hatannas; brig William PITT Cape Hay
Briggs Rideout Alexandria Chineha. BALTIMORE schr
Hynde, Gonaives June Left brig Barbados Boston,
schrs Louie Bslch. Port Prnce In dependence Car
denas James King, Wilmington, NC; Joseph Farewell,
Alessndra AiSnqun Bsiiimors; James B.yard Phs.
Raito do; samuel Cashier dO Mary Ann. do wescogus,
Canary dos ssnop NYork SeraIh Green Turtle Keyi
Ellen. Phadelphia; Com Kearney Nfork; Queen, do Pa
cesred-ship Favo Norleans bark Appleton Philadel.
phis; brgs Jas Loudon, do Erie, DO. -.
cieared-Brs Maria Peterson. virginia. -.
Notwithstanding Aib.tross. PSiiadsiphia. =
Cieared-Piedmont Providence jasper. NYork; Tonnes
see, a northern port
G II Davis. Davis. Ropdout; & Maria, Perry. do.
In Mount Hope BaySchrs Thos Jefferson from
Philsdelpha Charles, NYork for Taunton; soop OPERA
KEY WEST, June 10.
saied-Schr Mystic. NYork.
Arrived-ship Elizabeth, Pacific. via Pernambuco 100
VIII At the Bay of Islands Feb Marcia NBedford,
previous June a. lat 81 Ion g. spoke brig Persia from
Boston for MansanillA 2lst lat IS 49, Ion H. brig Ander
son. from NYork for Havana.
Arrved-schr Mary Clark Philadslphia.
Joseph Turner Basm6rs Anna sus ssmsr
Philadelphia: RUSSELL Perry Coles White
Cherry6ed Susan Orlsap, Pearson, Alexandria Minerva
DO; Traveller Ererts do; EIs Beebe Rondout
Sailcd-Sehrs Elmira Rogers, Spelmnn Albany; sloops
Fashion, Bydenburs. NYork; Radiant, Wells do, Com
merce, Tyler. do Translation, HaiOck, do.
Arrived-Brig Plato, Havana.
Cleared-Brig Susan soule, Havana.
Arrived-Bark Catharns. wCAfrica.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-27

In this city, on Monday, June %, ELIZA daughter Of
William and Susan Wright Of Savannah Ga. aged 3
years and months.
Savannah papers please copy.
On Wednesday, June rs, EMMA, daughter ELISHA and
the late Catharine Troughton, aged months and 20
days.
At Richmond Seminary, s. l., on June 25 in the SD
year Of her age BARBARA GLRor, wife OF j. p Kellett
and daughter Of the late John Cumming of dreenock
Scotland