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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-06-26

senEb9p1's LIQUOR SIos GosE.-.We saw
ann pass, he sWayed back and forth as 8
snip 'empesi5o'sed, driven at the mercy of
an enemy verse than wind or wave furi
Gus.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-06-26

BoMBAsrEs FURIoso!-As some Of those
good friends Of Mr.. Ross the "veheme mt
Temperance lecturer who roared in the
Methodist Meeting House here year o,
two ago, may--Ike ourself--not have
heard from him since be was mobbed in the
southern part Of the State, we append the
following paragraph extracted from the
Evansville Daily Journal
"Mr. Ross, the iiinerant Temperance
Lecturer, who by the vehemence of his de
nunciations Of liquor drinkers, liquor sellers
and dis,lllers, has become quite notorious
in some parts Of this State, had quite a sci
10 yesterday, with gentlemen, stranger
in this city. We rather thought from
what nc heard at least, that Mr.. r. was
getting the worst Of it. Compliments of
rather a negative character passed very
freely, most too much so for comfort, we
should think. They got no further than
words, however, ,hrugh the crowd around
judging from appearances at least, fully OK
pected 10 see somebody handled pretty
roughly, corporally."
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-06-26

A fisherman lately caught catfish in
The Mississippi river, short distance be.
low the Arsenal at St. Louis, which weigh.
ed sixty-one pounds, measuring four feet
eight inches in length, and about three
feet around the body. lie was compelled
to play him in the water several hours be-
fore he could succeed in hauling him ashore.
Chicdgo Ado.
Astonishing! A catfish was caught 10
the Mississippi here couple Of weeks since
which weighed los lbs, and we deemed il
scarcely worthy notice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-20

RAJ this Frdsyl morning at 10 o'clock precisely from
the rvsideucs Of his fAtherin law No 10 Albany
His remains viii b taken TO Greenwood for Dterment
At North Bergen, on june 19 PiERKE youngest son OF
G. s. and Lsvinia La Tourette, aged months.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral Friday 10th
the Reformed Dutch Church, at 2 o'clock, y. M.
In Brooklyn on June ~, after short but severe Ill
ness ABRAHAM, son Of Abraham and Mary Valentine,
aged Is years l month and 20 days
The funeral will take place from the residence OF his
father 3 Adams street. this day June 20 at O'Clock
NJ The friends Of the family respectfully invited
TO attend.
Suddenly on Thursday June 10, Mr.. WILLIAM RELY,
of this city, in the 69th year Of her age.
The friends of the family requested to attend his
funeral from his late residence No Ill avenue b.
OF seventh street Friday afternoon, 10th inst at
o'clock.
Ann Elizabeth Rsbineau, aged months and days.
specially invited to attend the funeral from the resi-
dence of his father No 623 street Saturday
morning, ut O'Clock His remains will be taken to
uackensack for interment
At his residence in Harrison township on Wednesday,
June l8, Mr.. THOMAS WArxiss, aged SO years.
The funeral will take place his late residence,
Friday afternoon. 1T o'clock to which his friends
respectfully invited.
On Wednesdsy June IS of scarlet fever MmroS sHasr
BREASTED, youngest son OF Jacob and Ann Elisabeth
BREASTED, aged 10 months.
His remains taken 10 Hackensack N J. for inter-
ment
On the morning Of June IS, on board the steamer
Crescent City her passage from Chagres WILLIAM
JACKSON, native Of Georgia. but for many years resi-
dent Of New Orleans,
Georgia papers please copy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-20
Assembly.

ALBANY, June ~, lsJl.
raE Tiasp
The fpiosing bills read third time and passed
unless otherwise noted -
An act 70 amend the turnpike road Law.
An act to incorporate the Broadway Savings Insttg-
too in the city Of New York
An set TO incorporate the Asylum for friendes Boys
IN New FORK
An act for appropriations 70 support the government
An act 10 abate nuisspces certain lands owned by
the state in the cities Of New YORK and Syracuse
An act Appropriate fty thousand dollar TO the So
Getty for The Refoi nation OF Juvenile Denquents in the
city Of New York.
An act authorize the authorities Of New York city
~ oan money create stock e. be called the Croton
wafer stock Company
The in relation 10 the assessment aud collection Of
"a xe- was te-commtted.
An act 90 incorporate the New York Academy q
Medicine
An set 70 authorize the Mayor Aldermen. and Com
Commcnaity II the city Of New York 70 raise
nOoey ~ loan 70 create i've per cent Dock and slip
Company.
An act 70 authorize tho Northern Railrosd Company
10 tske stock sId construct branch railroad to Pots
dam village.
sir o. AllgS moved TO reconsider the vote on the biz
- sbste nuisances lands owned BY the State Lost
An sct TO amend tn. charter u the city " Brooklyn
Adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-20
From Washington city.

" WASHINGTON june IL 1891.
=, o. eSr7n AMI ms SrEEcHEs-rHE CENTRAL
,N,,,C, SLIEvEG AMMoS PRoTEcToRArE EMILIO
.,r,.,.,t - ,pNlA LAND COMM IOHERs, ETC. ErC
t,n .u,hor,,cA, say that Mr. Webster had nothing
"a 40 Nth Hiram ppller especting the pamphlet con
,sioing his Buffalo Syracuse ar Albany speeches Mf
Webster ia grateful 70 the Nm f1k tiera4 - "
sni faithful report q tier H. ,,ish, - - >ehe'
10 the Union Com - -
.yrna Land Commission i complete At last
60. Donipaan x M..our james wilson q California,
formerly member Of Congress and james Innis Thorn
ton a Alabama compose 4.
The ststemeat In the Tribrn, that Mr, Webster sa-
propoed joint proteetorste with England and France
for the Central American States not correct ~ the
existing treaty with England that power has agreed to
DO swsy with her proectorate Mosquito, and 4 4
esrcsy necessary % say Mr Webster does not desire
that sdious sJstem Mr. Webster has not changed hi
views contained in his Panama speech nor need Their
b. sny fesr that he will abandon the Monroe doctrine
Negotiation sre progressing for the settlement q te
Central American questions and the placing hose states
10 favorable position than they occupy yor
this purpo@e It - understood that joint treaty which
will extend To them mutual commercial advantage, has
been propoed, England joining IN the matter aud,
through her minister formally abandoning all claims 70
proe, torste Of description No Effort ss be spared
induce the states 10 form federal onion the only
by which stability be- insured The negotistons
are 10 an advanced and from the spirit evnced ala
sides satisfactory conclusion may speedily bs antic
pated
Colonel Doniphan 81 Missouri and General James
wihop-forneriy of New Hampshire but q CsIifor
nia-haye been appointed Commissioners adjust Cali
foruia land tles and u l. stated they vii accspt The
board vii thu consist II Thornton DOnphaI, and VII
son with Dr. Charles a Davis ~ Secretary
The Csiiert IA Indian Commissioners report h. the In
dian Bureau that they concluded treaty with The 81
yante C0c0DDon, Potoyante, Apangss.e, Aplachs aud
Awalaehe tribes q California Indians the 18th March
lat The Indians coded all their hnds aud consented
g. ~ Toasted four ships between McrccdO and
Tupiumre river They bind Themselves t. refrain
i acts - hostility agP ressop against citizens.
rui Il I've IN friendship with all The Indian tribes
moved " their pew homes the next day under the
HtfIuitf lsuee Commissioner Mer-Ge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-20

JS1f 1 :As;s.
bsi%srs RsIrosS 49, so Rsas%s fFsiiread sss
Concord kairoaa 81 Bolton and Mains R,ilroaa i9i
~ Boston. csaserd and lo%,Tsal E'ilf%aa sde,
Rslirosd 5l, i Hshisaa Central Rsiroso ios Ola
Colony Railroad 90 q vermont and Ma..achq.esss Rail
~ Ism p 9 Sns'Ps sn ~ T. es COM COM
COMPANY Atlantic Mills Gg, 70 Augusta Water Power
sssTIpGy " sS d. him @ Us Ess,sorsS Go.Prns
"a 100 Michigan Central bonds pr cent. payable $50
Y so; % DO eSoa 29'i 81 Rutland Railroad. 81 So
Canton egSnPsn{ h, no Wilmington Rsiirosd 81
ogdepsbyrgh Railroad. ~: 100 DO. BON. ioli -,
ie Boston and Providence Railroad sS 40 S loj Yer
%.st cin an sssas a. s o s sS VOL 2
earsas dS ~ g ScsasoTd s.rGas 90 q GG.,.s
co., = ". ding Rafsaa TX. 81 a. sd. g. iys Do, ~.
.oe bi0d - Il Michigan Central Railroad loo.i IS!
Fs I cSs9' id 3 sfaSSi'.sS Ma
Esrlsd ~ . Ssn,1h TO%RSny sS ed @ - sS
e Is STATE BANK, as sio Cheshire R.iiro,d bonds ss
10 sSeISsrd and Roanoke Railroad scSds, ISo' soi.
SeT$ ksrs. So x amt Sg coran
RAJ 81 ~ afs Bsn f1 ~ S @
PHnADstppA. June 1s-First Bsard-sI 900 Lehigh &C..
s 100 do e 400 Lehigh Interest ~. $40 susqqehan
3. 81" PeDss,l1ssiA g.. sh rs do ~, S q as g. ga
no y shares fennsyl vsnia Bank lS 10 Grsrd Bank
read. % o. DO, z. 10 Do .9. Ico do q 80 CumIsr
dsSh 'ss i! s SS ir E.aas Raj
-. 81 do 80; 10 Cumberland valley Railroad, 81; rs
ts,. Bank no. second Board-s3oo Reading s.ii.
heh,ues,. go Allegheny County Gs - LOO Reading
rad % ~ s. ~; 70 shares schuylk Navigation,
M, K,e,ussy @ y Ses' 9sn and Df y
S.ssl ilsT s9n.r S' ., n. Kentucky Bank, 1885, 10
Sifrf@a S SrS Penn.bss ~ lo Fem fem
dcn aud Amboy o. -; 600 I. 5. 6s, W ts9, .arsst
De- 81 2C0J Reading Sc, % - us Lthtfb Ia ii
e. 40 do So. 81 Lehigh 6s, - lnrp DO. S2 LOT
legiany City ss. ~ no Reading Railroad ba 81 "so,
az 20 do. eSvn. &t, 10 Camden AID AmbOy kairo11t
1875 gPenpsylvana haIroad. f2x - Norrsto~n Railroad
8 ~ leo mon Canal l5A; u Mechanics Bank, 2si do,
80, 10 Exchange Bank Pitts, 81
BkITRoRT, June isT5 shares Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road time 7t5 100 do time 7gs % Do time 7tl, ~ do
time 7iA - York aud Cumberland Railr0ad. 2B ~ do
"a DO Gth 30 do. time. 2sli ~ Do time ~ 10 Bal
sud Suquegannah Railroad. y At the board to-
day Baltimore &C. ITO closed AT lO3 bid l asked opEl
i les bid (opgl Bait and Ohio Railroad bonds, ls "
Ia - asked (opr) do shares 73. bid, 1t asked. York
ana terand q bd. ~ asked; Baltimore and SusIue
haxaa, 358 bid, 81 asked.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-20

Tfrnspsr. june ia--6 p. VI.
As,rs have not varied LOO bbls pearls taken Of
50 20, and pots at So
B,rswax remained hrn and in request With .ales Of
200 he yellow. a. % &C Doc. cash
BEsansIUfIs-1be inquiry FOR F10u~ more ami
mated but the market EASIER aud irregular The
rivals ample snd the stock rapidly accumulst
ing The sales eopssted Or 1880 bb-our 81 S3s 81 p
suyerShc No at So 80 - 62., n,s.t - fav, Fito
Wwtern at 81 - 50 ~ r; ordinary good state A.
S3Sl s. ~ round ard Dat hoped Ohio at 80 Ella s4l2
aud pure Genrsee at - II 81 = Canadian was as
noticed yesterday with limited business Southern
ruled dun and prices favored buyers 90 bhls msed
60 straight brought - - 81 a. and fascy a. 70
So y. Rye Hour and wanted At 50 81. Corn
meal moved 70 the extent II 900 bbs. granlyvine,
during the as two Days At - las Jersey at 81, ani
State ~ 81 70. showing buoysnt and uniform market
What vas abundant aLj declining No sales transpred
Rye was IN dsupply and held At Tsc OATS quite
innguo Northern were selling ~ Tic i5c and ohio
ard jersey At &c tic Garie nominal a, T5c sDc
l,gr declined tribe aud the markc, less buoysnt
The amount sold ~s ~ 900 bushels mixed Western at
Soc a -; and round Northern yellow AZ soc
CaNpLfs OF sperm 2DO boxes pure hssc since our
former report, On terms not a-certained.
C"rrfR.-Old WIS very scarce and hrmer. 1850 lbs
brought 1gHc cash Other kinds we're A. Last noted
Corn rather quiet though prizes ruled steady
loo tags Java brought II tsc 30 Maracaibo. 9'e loo
Iarusyra, 9l,c 50 Cuba &c 81 Rio, sc and To- st.
Domingo, Sc
CorIos-Thc solcs to-day reached about 600 bales ut
steady prices for good qualities bit rather easier for the
range q lo.er grades We continue our quotations
LxvEEPoof CLASSIFICATION
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-20

BALTTMoRE, June 10, 1851.
Tt Have De Grace Bank Srindc The Herads Report
Gr-- Directms Odd FELLOWS CeleJ,aon- Con srsssiona
Scramble PerJury--S, Supposed Murd~r, ac,
The excellent and full report il the Ner York Herald
othe trial Of Collier the cashier OF the Havre de
Bank caused such throng at the counter Of your agent
Mr Henry Taylor yesterday morning, that not a copy
Of his immense package except those reserved for daily
subscribers could BE- had after breakfast Bank diroe
tors bank presidents cashiers and clerks Joined in the
rush, all anxious TO obtain insight into Planield
banking, ss managed at lIavre de- Trace under the
surveillance Of that renowned parsonage Charley Wood
who seems to have been manufactured Of bseeh wood
The lavrt de Grace directors and president-Messrs.
Thos O. Hopkins. James L sullivan Charles v A Cole
VIM w Ncrdun ard Cyru, IIuntington-2roved them
se7es beyond AL cav to ~ for green
and simple honesty During the life of the bank
they stood ready to tilt lance against any who
dared to intimate that they did not consider 1t the
soundet bank in the state and few months before
the explosion, they appeared in public print sgnsr.
TO proclamation against all doubrs After the cltas-
trophe, they still had confidence, and issued a second
proclamation, intmating that oil would yet BE- right,
and promising siatenlor which has not yet app
half dozen car loads OF the Odd Fellows of this city
left this morning in the carr for Columbia Pa
panied by band Of music with their banners and
gala to take part in the leics ion Of a lodge.
They will be Joined there By twelve lodges from Phila
dephis, fcui from York four from Lancaster and five
from Harrisburg with the Columbia lodges, and others
fom the vicinity
The democratic wari meetings for the selection Of
delegates to convention to nominate candidate for
Congress, will meet to night and half
candidates arr named there will be sharp firing
Those named are Piukney Whyte Mendes Cohen.
Charles NJ. G~yn. and Others.
Attorney General Brent l. coming down with great
severity on the numerous perurprs who constantly
appearing before the City Court During yesterday,
German, who swore he owned house nth 500. was
committed for peIjury-it being proved that he owned
bouse fast witness in poisoning case was also
committed for perjury, and the accused discharged
Eliza Ssnsbury late Mayor Of the city. yesterday
arrested the charge Of running carriage without
hcens. ana duly fined.
Two tgroes thu crew Of the schooner Wasp, which
IuIFf k.aV.
polls The charge of killing and throwing overheard
the captain named Davenport Hanery lie on
board when sbe left Baltimore and reaching Ammo
pods. nothing could be found except his and a
bloody shirt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-20

on Wednesday June 49, after lingering illness Ezra.
ssrr ksvx aged &C years. months and 4 days
Her friends acquaintance and also those OF her
daughter Mrs Ira Burdge respectfully invited 20 at
epd her funeral without further invitation from her
residence No 25T Spring street Friday afternoon,
June 70 a. o'clock. Her remains viii be taken TO
Greenwood for interment.
Philadelphia papers please cory
On Ihursdsy morning June ~ y enlargement II the
heart, Mr. JoHS THoarsoN saw maker, aged ~ years 8
months and ~ days
His frier d and acquaintance also the members Of
Getty Lodge No n l. o . are respectfully re-
guoyt to attend his funeral from bis late residence 80
Ia lewis street this friday afternoon, n 2oclock
His mains will We taken a. Cypress iis Cemetery for
iututMtnt
On june d after a lingering Illness p,rn Mnlsr ID
The t..o ear ~ his sRe
1-tr.LL ire r,.pectf1ly invited y attend lis san
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-20

ladies' sehrs Gen Taylor Wright and Sarah. Libby Psr
i5sh-Arr sohrs Bounty Parker and Robbins. Hutch
,.is s. SrS .ss
Ss!.at. Osborn. .sa Tr;noss' Lowell. EYo., r,..
csasn Sf ;ss! W.; i ssis, fs,sssS CID *"
'SEwPoRT. Jun. Is-Arr .ehr: &c. Warren. EYerL fog
w sss ss r fs 70.
ssf ;'s 4sA'as &
ei. sSes aiss SssSuIses. SAT.
f1sss. ~ b.S: Ais:sy ssr
jIsS:,sss Kinney. and LsnpassI, Biiyss SYs1i -
lss ss:s: Sh kIss b.1 Hs g.. iIss T;ssIs
new HAVEN June q1e PISA sahr Nary RJsssss xiSsay
KY
@ s s ,: sf.'sss D.:y
bas sPa sd sh & M se aasv
hsSp :sSl rS1s o. a. i az
son Do 10Th sch. Francs s,.i n snssr.sn
sas
AZ Pertains May s.r.. I'. Bartlett. n..ss
: :a s .s a % for ds 'S.ph and Matthew
Bs,1 rs FROM sGi@ T: l. the mouth of tho
Bark George Martha and brig Venezuela Reid were ids
PENSACOLA june 'sI Hcid ssir VIM wilson, Gibbs. Bos
sa. csa R.s TsSs D
ASs = fS ~
" 'hi' teSSs E FSsi
Ss asJ. smith r.ss Chez %
Bsch Yates Calais sshrs AeghAn stahi. and hedford
sa emo hf.s
Ms1ss
Wills rToyiSsnse' pO.pGise sshsh Jsr,y CITY
Leeds and Saratoga TGmPs9n: Phi.dslghi, Apgsline.
I7th-sld schrs Benah Watson. Campbell Albany, So
S and aha. sp f' ssr
den Hopkins. from Mobile via NYori schI with lumber
PORTLAND: June is-Arr brig Emily. Wilson, carasnAx
PORTSMOUTH. June li-Arr schrs Thos Hicks. Norfsks
QUINCY, June lG-Arr schr Lucy Ann. Ogden PhiladeI
RICHMOND, June I7-Arr schrs WIN Mowry. Barker, N
York; Trphenia, - Albany; Nebraska. Perne, NYork;
John Jones Smith do Gipsey Edwards do Sid schr Syph
sToNiNGToN june ls-Arr schrs Mail, Philadelphia for
for Bangor sami Mash Calais for NYort Tyre BALTIMORE
Csrdenas) searsport.
SON. sI ssS n Psv Il B'sss nay s'Ar Atlantic N'ts'
SULLIVAN, June o-Sld schrs Coral Foss, and Rhine
TRINIDAD BAY, ay4-Arr sehrs VIM Allen srraaoas-
CO. 20 rytgT1 I5ss 1tn fame from DO c.,.
NYork l6th schr Iamarne Turner do. CID iith sehr
W Brown; Hslse. do
WALDoB0Ro' June li-Arr brig Clara Ellen. Treat. De-
ren-
Passengers Arrived.
aaslnh yssa hsssk BssSals oArd
ANcosruRA-Schr Eleanor-Geo Won Hagen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-20

ON "wednesday June Il, BY The Rev " Knight, WI.
Ian kNtcHI NJ ~ to CsrHsRISr youngest daughter u
Dr Edv u. CODnery, all u this city
on "Wednesday evening June IS by the Rev Thomas
RI skinner MIR LOWS GuuLArpfS 20 Mir MApr JAsr
MooET all q this chy.
on Monday June Is by the Rev VI d G Crawford, J
y BrRsTtr q Caldwell n. Y, 70 R.,HarL JAcosUs q
Monticello. Y
munion by the Rev DR. Null lenburgh RosrR1 VII
.Ns Beg 70 yIcroRa daughter q the late Capt Philip
Black
In New York, by the Rev y. II Chaplin Mr. CmRLrs
N BsowN, II Boston, 70 Miss ELraSoR DAVIS, eldest
daughter a John Davis Bee Of Waterbury, Conn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-20
v. .. Senator for Connecticut, Sc.

HAKrfo~p, juno 10, 1871.
The senate have just chosen r. Baldwin, (whlg) Is
Untsd States Senator by vote of twelve to nine Ths
House vote this question takes place next Wednesday
In the Senate this morning. the most stringent liquor
bill presented in this State passed 1t provides
fines imprisonment for the sale Of any quantity
except for mechanical medical religious purposes
The vote stood y-as thirteen, nays eight
Captain b. M. Wstout, VI tn. steamer Hoyoke, fell
overheard and drowned opposite East Windsor this
afternoon the passage TO Springfield His body has
been found and brought to this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-20

ssE snA3RAcH BASQUE CAsK-pEMocRATtc MOVE
NEWT RALATIvK 10 SLAVERY.
Bosrov Jun 10 1851.
Ths u0-ning in tho United states District Court,
Judge spusue suggested a, the q Morris cooId
not probably he co,pnle,a ~ Ills term he would
tnue for trial At the next which VII begin ~ Ioss
dsy The Path Int
~ meeting Uf the democratic state Commit" IS
terdsy an elaborate reptrt against tbe ri, Their agitation
a slavery end In favor 81 sustaining the ohpr'mlt'
messures, vas unanimously adopted
The report sAs written and presented by Gen 'u-h-
ing chairman ~ the Executive Committee n was
voted 20 hold state convention al Worcester on wei
tesiay, August 10Th
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-20

NEw ORtEass, June IL 1871.
The sales on Friday were 5000 bales, at firm prices
Strictly niddling quote at So SEQ The weeks
trnnsactons have rs 600 bales The receipts Mt the
Southern ports are nov 2s bales ahead Of last year
Fr,ights are duu at 5lGd. for Liverpool Sterling e.
change u At l0k
BsLrIsonr June 10 1851
The fales q Howard street -four to-day 90 bbs
at ala
PrrsHUPoH. June 10 1871
Flour l. selling at 81 II 80 % and wheat at zoe In
meats eaee have been made ~ shoulders, at 6ac
and hsms. NJ stte.; sugar cured, Pi.c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-20

Cleared.
tbr cTsas aasSea
S.S Orleans yshn ss
Charleston; Verde. No.. O.,
mon; Gipsey Lanson Rio JansIo; Allen PA1sGp Luce.
Buck Co. ss9y Ellen
Nerton: sisters 81 modiorth River St La~reaec
Ssssr. sagnd sf Hs .s AS. sn
Iiek bern; s!Isass5 Bi.stwel wilminston Del Geo
Bes,on: New RspaS: Darins do 20" As''A'' Lowell
Sioop-Galells. vsrsuso1. Bristol.
Arrived.
Ship Astoria tBr) Jenkins Liverpool IS days. with mdse
BARK Assator ORR. MsGee Dublin. 50 days in ballast
With l9 passensers 70 Ihallen Tate LIST inst lat - H.
Bark Thetis tBrj Richmond, Lin erok IS day, ballast
barn tBij Turner Glasgow. 80 days. with
BARK Ei1sst Il Means hnbsrt, Palermo 6 days Gisra
tar 4s With oranges Se TO stalker Co. Was out
csds june $ 20 lon q - sschsnsed sis1ss WITH an
Bark Joshua Brasdon (of Wells Bartlett Palermo, and
r aoEs BE- Ss9 p' ,
Hslnan for Demarars-
Nth lrsndy, &C. 70 Durand Co June 8 lstay2 lon
TO- passed large sissmsr steering proesey pTankn
Bark copersicus tBrsm) wis,ins. Bremen q days, in
Is toupd TO Charleston; put in 20 land psssensers
VIII ne.e snd ~ pssssnssf. to SostsSeh@ ''''
Bark Luritsnia Bra7 Bendes Para May Is with India
Brig Velocity (Br White Waterford 81 days in ballast
and II passengers. 20 A Bell Son.
with mdse and 1888 to Sch idt B.cnen June
lat A. Ion So spoke ship Hsicyon OF Bath Wade from
Who had been Totally dsmasted Tie night previous offered
assistance but needed having Tlsnty Of
and PROVISIONS stood them TO the ship tht
passengers but being ded ourselves could do
Brig hesperus tBremD Holman. Bremen al days. in
ballast with ?5 passergers TO fsvenstad Schumacher
Brig Louisa tOf Hampdenl Stubs Ssyssuer PR. Is days.
Bra ii D Crosby tof Dro-orl Collins tIa,e If Col.
Inns no aed st 81 Jaeol st Jago, days with moiasse
sa ss a 81 Sa SsRs 81 sc
Quetec, who supplied us With medicine.
Brig North A|eriea Poster nsehias. days
Brig q Holt, Connery. CALAIS days.
sehr Eleanor chase. AngOstura II DAYS with hides, Sc
seir hope IBri Leblanc. Arichat IA days with oats and
barley, to J Hunter Co.
seif ssdavsls Hunter, Doboy Island. Ca days with
sehr Miranda N scott Philaa~lphia bound TO Boston
schrJ Heath Heath. Kingston. boand to Hsllo~ell.
Schi hacagasear Bonsey, Permont bound 70 Hingham.
schr Coral. Foster. hsdson. days.
seLr Mary, Robinson. Maehias, 6 days
Schr Yantc, Parsons. MAchiAs, days
schr Two Brothers Church saehiAs days
Sohr Superb. Parsons. hschiss. 8 days
schr Donworth, Thomson, Nachiss. 3 days.
sci splendid. Small, Msshss; Sdays.
Scbr Geo Evans KellAf, hachias, days.
sclr Bengal, Pierce, Rocklsnd. 5days.
sshr Challenge, Hsrains. Roesi.nd days
sIoSr R Rs,a i'n.s ssus .;i fsosd'n'e
Below.
Brig Belle rOule, from Georgia.
Sro CallshAn Sandy Hook pilot who some timo
reformed yesterday in the sehr Eleanor from the above place
90 49,, y. su. ,aa.talan 4, .unast w
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-20
From the south.

B,irtstosE June 10. 1851
Ona southern mall arrived tonight but the latest Is
e,ai due
The crops on Red River ue suffering from the cut
worm
Galveston dates 20 tho 9th instant inform ~ tibet We
Coiosado liver n e. suddenly n night T. thr ey,ent
III xtr. feet The crops Texas are very pr q 1E
Tbr h + ttctntr sstanae b. arrived r. I.asle0a
ftsm nsVaN.
60 Blyt.arr Il snrtb Cs-ira 30 nppso' : ~
PAD e1 4.4 GEL. ss tHr state
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-20

TORONTO, June 10 1851.
Last night, in the Legislative Assembly Mr. Rosa a
strong miu steralist introduced bill to vacate the
seats Of members of that House who have ever been
guilty Of treason taken the oath allegiance
foreign States Should pass II will cause the election
OF Messrs Wolirei Nelson Papinesu, aud Maekenzeat
the latter Of whom it understood TO be specially aimed