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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-13
Disasters, &c.

. a. See arrivals az tbs
vssseD I'm Praes Edward Island, bound to
FYok with oos totally lost On the Nova Scotia coast
The date "a not gwen.
Of mautopmast SAILS sch Washington I'm Norh Carolina
with loss Of boat and part Of cargo last night and stu re-
cHAo-scbGeo Washington Chase, at Boston I'm Nantucket
9th Pm fore and of schoose OF about 100 tans,
Race Point Light bon miles west ship Ossppes
The schooner had heeled of shore.
Sea EpwAkD WooD lately launched supposed at Portsmouth
va but gale comg they compelled 70 cast her adnt from
the sch Willow which had her IN crew benE on board the
W. che anchored short distance om tbs beach The Willow
stood out to sea- and vas driven BY the violence Of s gaze sf
Hatte returning Saturday she onnd that the had
gone ashore sgsn and lost her nannsst Noo
Sunday night the Willow and e sga Tor he rrecs oy and
Bse Ladeu i'm Charleston March 99 for San Fran
CISCO pnt Nov distress with loss OF deck load Of
lumber bu~ss, canboose snd galley, sails split &C. having
countafed a violent gale of Cape Horn
Bae aEsAr MEsHAL ,o BRISTOL West at Prov dence from II
had heavy weather Tie coast and on tbs Sd lost, oil
cape Haties encountered violent GALE and carried away
lofe'opsalyard
Bus Era I'm Lubec sYork going Portland gh Of oh
rock of House indi has knocked Oh oe
lost rudde and half full Of wate VIII probably CONS of tho
scaS Eourr where from asceranse rep
10th list Ls~ss, Del 10 BE- ashore eight miles OF the NAN u
ssS s. c.o. tb.iors rspor,sd) yard
penshed total loss The body Of the captain d
ashore on Isle au aut win tho b OF ng Ia his pocket ssned
the Week.
Bsa AzoaI. At Philadelphia i'm Orleans on hs "a a lat
heavy gale from WNW which lasted ~ hours
while lost deck load OF l0o bbs mossss and had carried
away head Of knees. bulwOrks, &c.
The bark reported Harriet Of Boston,, which d.sagsd
san Francisco by beng contact with other vessels proves 70
rsdsrabs damage her buwss There ths
sci IN this city for 5000.
De- 80 The bark Mara has been hove lown
ped Of her copper and cauked her stabOad SIDE aud II
probably comolste her repairs TINS wees
Sen Nils Of Falmouth with 100 bb OF I'm Charleston
for Mobile got ashore Pickles Reel the gh and
BY the sch BOVINE and gotten off, She will hove down. hay
Bu Providence (of warren Carr I'm Apsachcoa at Prov
depce experienced bad weather the with heavy
days
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sA H1dsoT wlts NofssHs, sist and P.'s sd ult
20 si15ion Thompson .ssrags PasseaEss Sailed with
Brbp Catherine Has-on Liverpool d. mdss AZ ls3 pas
ss. &c '''''' '''''n's' very sewers gales lost
Ba1 Douglass OF Boston, Sumner caaoa and Aosr Oct u
Ban Drnnrg Churchill RIO Granss Nov hides. WOOL g. .,
y Sontg ID, % add 4th ust, experienced hsayy s
Asa Fsh Gates MARKS 10 d. cotton aad tobacco % z
seo BAXTER Galveston 10 d. cotton aad hides TO
BIZ wrshisys Nor.s Port a. Prince lozvoos aad .mp q,
ko CO a. lsi a % - ion IL s., eEpsrsaosd very -
we're som WNw os; ases load split sails aat 5,hsr
Brs Withholding. Cul.ti, ST Tbora.s IN ballast
Bro Msafi Hampton. Bazs Hon. j.. mahogany eochn..
a. 20 Jos-A "a AID cabin al as Vi h
st-re oos ara spit topgai'ani and maia sails
brg La5o ssv'r Jacssoav d lumber and OAK 70 Rocb
eis~su Sd DO CO ~iu brig Topic ior hfork-
ea'a' Barrett Chss4Pesks Bay d. umosr iof Navy
sr Ahsi Was, savannah d. 5000 lumber TO Baassr
Brs Psooae. E4Ioeh St N.iks p De- - ud.. toe go,
aray ee rssd satoPsa vessel for u hours
Brr oss-r, Bfo~u Tiomas Wet oos., Of Afe 70, Or
Hsss l. sisf Laco-lsrsd lo.t ssi a.
Or 90 ore on beard ard ir- gore e 70 he 5scl
soSeo Aicao "a hs boss uuhabh open; not spoert 70
haEe Zee lol- % tat con1itsol. Ff "
Barrett - '0'-' ~e' 70
81 y.1oss osn.-y Jsblsou-,H-s d. arvai,,ors ~, i
81 o. Dee T. % heavy par, Of S. "a.
a. u sane tine spraag .saa h.d Of -sisr IA tss s
hlay s1eeeaed ibrsgh ile active srsgtou. ID fr-
- o. Bias, DorEass, Yrsna q, oysters bguas q S
81 clasr Bisan, Au.iapis L. s d. SUGAR &C. To p.s
Sch AI1e Ersbstt, Darrinrou Maraeaiso 2 d. f,..
scnii 20 tafson NeNbod. 50 co vii big Alt,s 49,
~ MOI % Ms a 50 3 bon - 81 W. sucousersd go. 80
IRON "sN shah o"ed 10 pisces ior.a ppe5 -. go
love %-if easks sld onasce other DAM,
sch = IN Clroler, b auiot, NeEh@n 5 ia. u.v,f
- ofss ani Emi'y, ; cksoa, Bostal a.
Sch lfftsrs, Love. Maven he 5afa..
Sch Aus-. -. hacLae iur5-r 10 B,ett 4 -.
sel 6cn Cas-. 81 l-r. Thomasio1. ~
sea Jtsrfhere Ho1sr. Ff-uoaf se - -r,s q, p d, $3.50
Goa PAW. 80 '+i'nt 'if'a'
s.,sHI' esqr-s Porter SCI eals ssa a.raaa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-13

Saturday, Jan II, WILLIAM MAsLIN, late sexton O. 81
johns Chapel r 49,.
The friends and relatives Of the family also the members OF Getty
Lodge No IL p and the msmbers Of sylvan Lodge No 10
L. A. Of tuly invited 10 attend ms funeral on iu'
DAY at NJ his late residence, II Catksonst Jl5 q
o. u ,lag morning Jan H. MARIA BASCkER
Her - - 4
.tt are respectfully Invited to funeral this Monday aef
Al az O'Clock residence 29 Delaney st. without
further invitation - -..
Onsaturday, Jas u, OF dfopsy WIN. JOHNSON
The relatives ends also the members OF Maoou No 1915
Of free Masons and Lodge No 80 o. Of T. respect
fy invited to attend this Monday afternoon at clock
from his late resdeuce Monros without further invitation
IN. remains wi be taken o Greenwood Cemetery.
Suddenly Of congestion Of the brain, Mss HARRIET SEELf,
aged % years
Her friends and those Of her uncle John Gray
ved 70 attend funeral from his residence 2o East Broadway,
on Tuesday afternoon, At , O'Clock. ~ stt
AZ East Chester Saturday nortng Jan H. GILBERT 5
MOUNT Eco TOR many years resident Of h City, the 10Th
year Of bis sgs.
HIS friends those OF hs son, Alfred Mount respectfully
invited to attesd funeral this Monday afternoon at O'clock
from his late residence.
At Woodbridge n j. Jan H. Ms MARY HARRlOrT sgsd II
years widow d late Smith Hao long resident Of that place
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spoken. &c.

Oct 49, lat Is lon - exchanged signals With ship Barnsab
Boston, I'm Canton
Dec 49, lat TO- Ion 81 80 ship Frances Henrstta
Bedford from Owahoo, with gold dust and oil.
Dec 80 at 81 lon % Il w bark Delegate Of snd for Salem
from RIO GFande.
jan lat % o. lon II o. bark showing white signal With
blue bortef and red diamond 10 the center
Sd nst lat "a 81 A. lon 50 IS w. KNIGHT Of Portland
Ne. I'm Boston for Apaachicola.
30 met lat - - lon Is 49, bark Wave ssa for NYorr
9Th nst at37 6 lon o. bark Lyman Of and for had
board the officers and crew Of the brig Della Of CamdsG oundd
Al the 30 INST
oth Nh Of the Tortusas chip sobe I'm Boston for Orleans
Wfeckers. 49,
Dec 49, of Cape Florida bark cIasoua Wright Of B.
hmors I'm hOrleans for RIO Janeiro.
% mt otl5 lon g. ship Caroline MARY CLARK Of W,soo
ougf, AndepoD, I'm NOrsans for Havrs
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Forefgn Pnrfn.

W. man, do do. " w SN7'" 'eFtiNfs
Ga ~ isona. W Area Nov o. ship ysspaaa Of Boston for
MIA Dee ~ brig Rossnna (Br) spoos,e for Bo.,o, A.
tensse-na lSih u sca WAia IrsoE.oa m 81 fon,.
for New fork only An vessel -' 10" ~ ih"'n"
Al Sai 10th MI bfgs mary Ann Wat iron, a., r.. g.. y.
uo,i AHahs saTsgr, tn New Orleans. unc - " iN'A'
Al for span 30 az b. Gsze- ro.,
ma, hoser, for New i0Tk 3 d. w '''n'' ~ rams
AR a. iacahuana. 9. bro cl.re-s,, 49,, r.
March ~ for San Frarcisco - -' ''0N SAA'eston
A. CshileEos, lsth glt brg- N.rlo ", Re-, o. r. 49,.
asyb@ D. Lslcbis. stewart VT sxbt 'i ''' UNA
Ut Lahana, Oct a. sb % MacelIus seoos., f., a.r
ll5hl ct Cacutta, dav '""' Seh ff@ncisco,
AZ ~ esi.o sos % bak Mary Tefsra s.nm-, fo, e..
N.9 ~ atd sailed same day Tor Frane.cg ~ 0''7
AZ y y tnss 1St Oh. bsns Geo D smou,e w. f.
$500 70 rI-n' 70 teos Tor Portland DO brs, Io,s sestoo
- Nosaa bhu forap for Nss York; RsSu. aoGrsb ff
80 Nsw o. b, LsWs 0r Do. N-,c,t1r I.iss3 ~
"r.i .rh"r, NCi are ftters before - ''''' '''''
Al fefaaiableu, Dee D.. lngs Paul T yo.. I'll, r pail.
go =. ~ Ct ~ shariefi aka Psrrg. fS hno r.,
as a'ys h'r'ses, bass,id Ter 60 n we.s Hen,y
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BY Telegraph.

EosTON Jar H. Arr -hp Jsm- Cons-r Ctiz Nov 3 bue
Se,lssos Dec Jan lat 81 IS, lon - iJ, fell witq
mi O.c Of 81 MARKS for NYo D. both msts
and st water her hold, could tree her with the pumps
to b, les Of cotton ght rggas &C. The Oca had 5os
Bars La Euta~ yph, ainofe fremont
Pblacepha; brig Foster Georgetown - sCh Rachel Aa Wan
ne.or SC; ssraph Rappahaank; l o. Fredericksburg, wa
an steel Norfolk; sven PHILADELPHIA Troy, Corus Honer
end Lewis Ga BARI Uuon Bat more Org Charles svtn
nab; sch Howard, NforA.
her .rsa snd spt gsa bfcken ohesse good ria
lsry her, clothes, bsdtnu, or rps IN oaif
10 from her rzeng; hsr cargo lcut t-ck 'ai ap
pssro q % tar BARI agon. Buel9s Arss rof =!
'ef hrs sarua Boston, Do De- Aynsr, S3F ioS, de-
charging ship Richard Jackson, rev or soson, u1c
b.tk reun New io 2 TO- Uni'e, bo'n Sltni Edward
Houpch s.m 10 o., Dove Nss York, "a d. thu" ~ o
ire Y-eo. 93-; Chi kasaV ED 2t fs Biha
naaed Point nds bark WEI bossei in Session. spose
Dee lat So ship Mf All susan S.onagton or
Pacific Ocean; sh 70 lon ship Flor d. New RI for Cal
or 3th lat % onsl brig Rogers. sesung q Jsn
h ~ u.s. lon chip Garland, California Tor Nav Bedford -
Rsks Lucinda sesu smyrna, Oct 2 Wrsa NO Janer Nov
ls Hsdey B.1lmore Nahus and Ek, Polls Brgs hs-5tc,
Vbftn sc. Csndsce Balumore hetamers, and rss Pa a.
Csrrl Delaware Cry Schs Champion Wimmetoa NC o, ssn
Queen Pc vineyard Tanger Naniee Henry Laursu aad
Welcome Return Phis; Quincy Adams, New fork bak x Il
Kebt hasnEas 20 brgs Angola GouaNe Dec -; h0nta
que Commerce, Wilmington, sc; MARI stanton, Bstm,e
Bristol Pha Jersme Dec 25st brig, kcssdtu
C-ve. s-t sch Brsdors for Boston g. chs Baser
wilmington &c; Warren. Norfolk sarah fha C"rtsla, rfok
Al Buenos Ayes Nov g. bark OneRt bns L.vna Arminu ID
rothea ard Triton al for New forj Febo tn WI
nj. -'on and DIDO from New York, arr 18th
NEW ORLEANS, Jans-Arr ship Bennington, Boston
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MINIATURE ALMANAc......THp DAT.
TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF EEw-YoRK..........JASll.

Steamers 6eorg Porter chagrs Roberts; Alabama (nev
LUDLOW, Savannah, MITCHELL Psmpso, Hunter Chasrss,
Ogden
Ships Grey Feather (new) MLsughn San Francisco
Coz J1lsite houton, Mobile Atkins Co Buckley BrOWn
Charleston, G Busley.
BaTks Isabella, Hey Dem San Francisco sutton Coz
Kate Lincoln, Storer sacramslto Cts Smith Co. Ca0s
Guard Gusdaloupe, L Dubercesu Banquet
Brg Sarah Coleman Arac0s, Lewis; sutten Leiavor WI
scs Eabot Johnson SaggAs Grsnds Simpson, MayheN Coz
Nassau Edwsrts Ponce PR Freeman CO.. Sea Bird Asn
81 KITE thompson Hunter Alderman Collins, Brazo &C. Mo
eua WRIGHT Williams, Wilmington, NC Hanover Lanbkn Rich
mond Marietta Burr Wheeler, do Ed.d. JARVIS Baltimore
Bah alden, Horf1k Mary Jane Bentley do; Superb Roach
Philadelphia, Panther, Rayne DO, EKs Williams d. Aasrcaa
Belle BAXTER Boston; Plymouth Rock Lacy 90 Victor Berry
Portland.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.


WING GENERAL COMMITTEE-This body met
on Friday evening" at the City Hotel, and Perms'
nently organized by selecting the following OH
GERS for the ensuing year, viz; Chairman, JOHN
N. parry; LIST Vice President Jesse c. Rowan
I'd do, Joseph Edwards; Secretary, ConkliR
Smith; Treasurer, John Nj. Hicks
~ Anew Hose Company, designated as Z" No
J." was organized in South Brooklyn on Thursday
evening j. Ketchum, jr was elected foreman ;
w. E. Johnson, Assistant and L. P. Morrell, Sec
rotary.
~" Charles b. 6imonsOn, Esq, has been ap'
pointed Deputy in the Office of the Collector Of
Taxes.
FIRE.-On Friday night fire was discovered
in shed in block bounded by Fulton, Water,
and Front SITS. The shed was stored full of hay.
1t was extinguished in short time. The dam
age was about 5000
r. The FLINT ENAMEL WARE, manufactured
at Bennington, Vt. which was fully noticed three
weeks since In The Tribune IL for sseby Albert Brett sole
Agent Long Island the depot OF Fulton and
johnson Sta We ask citizens OF Brooklyn and vcni.
" 10 look In and Judge whether commentators Of Ia
beauty, economy and durability not fully justified
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-13

the feanship Georgia for Chagref-Mpors Hobbs First
Master ers lon Cortland Cushing Charge AZ
fares to Eucador msssrss Rowland, Wallis r. BENJAMIN
Brewster and lady Mrs Weed aud infant; Mss Weeds Ms
WINS shersy, Mrs Capt Brown, child ant Msssr
Agusya schos Kaiser Stshsn Tsrk, Lewis. Fisher,
lie Ford, Rcharh PAxon KING Barnard tolo
sarasn Leverch, De Verona and lAdy de Aguers
Christ Borner George w ApnWal and servant; M Israel
family the Ravel family and troupe, Msssrs Meyer 81
NsVhoueC Scale r Jackson Mrs Cazlaau AMI son.
Waterman Esott Huggns' AsTsnder isdy ard son
John Kerr Ocott Reynolds and brother, ey, DAYS
Davis Coy etchs. Cowng, Hanes and lady, Spahng
Andrew King Ksr Hunt Buchng, Gresnough Curtin
Goodman Clifford John ia~er Irener, lease Isz
Duafte KFlsmmng, Reynolds, Thompson Daetson
Cass Res nods, PomeIoy Lamont X Kenny, Smith,
Bartlett Fsrd BEN Beman Ihos ncNa5, Lambrrtson,
Nevire John GeEoe Wm Taylor, Alex Mccoy, Robert Bone
Henberg Heinbs Herman Gilbert, } Hall, Ideu,
L A Morss, Midget, and 80 others sieerage.
A'abapa, r SauanHahH knowltou aud lady, DR.
Tldsau snd lady, MHad and lady stone lady, child and
Mrs. Doyle Mrs Charlton Mrs Arnold Mrs Hsmpone Mrs
Mrs ColEe and cd Mrs Page MISS Fnsbe M-s Harm
Hsmpstons Mr. Csrpsntsr Clapp and servant
Buraus sss0n, Prentss, Paredes Castro Nc
Csrtero W Wfer Capt thompson swesser, Wm shsp
Hamilton n Freeman Mr. Harrison, HaDsrsham, A
Page Capt Thriton Cstin. Hsdson, Geo Maroon,
Law chaplin Brown, LsoDard, Geo Newton Or NJ
coll Capt Flanders 7 w Ludlow.
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Receipts of Produce

BIZ Rain Dads during the last "a hourS-JaR.
1l-Bv Eyie-5i sheep q casks Ashes. 40 bbs Whisky,
4g5 dressed logs 325 bbs Flour 1863 pkgs Cheese % DO
Butter 1917 sides Leather 50 bags our % hsad Gaue
25 Calves u Hogs $40 bush Oats, and ~ bales W DOL
Bv Nctr- York and Netr- H1ven-l00 HogsA Calves ii
bales Wool 223 bbls Flour, 100 do Whisky 3I9 sides
Leather So Sheep u pkgs Cheese 10 do Butter ard
bags Feathers.
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California vessels Spoken, &c,

Sailed from P.rnsmbgco Dec steamship Union, MARKS from
Nes YORK (Oct 3O) for San Francisco.
June TO- lat II lon 49, sch Crescent Wheser sasm April
10 for San FfanclsCo-so supposed.
Nov 49, t &c, ship Toson, Freeman ia Baltimore June 49,
foF San Franc sco
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Mathews. Bsrrn,n IRON Bo-op, dee. Bng Bsrmussn os'sf
br5rs, for Phia9elphla, sf I'll
Al BalEs Hood big Alss kag hsocs Tbs bra hc11d Pon
Of Brsto, sli iOr Boston 18Th Dee.
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.


~ The chapel Of the new Central NJ. f. Church
in Market ct. Newark, which is already sufficient.
ly complete to be occupied, is 5s feet long by "a
wide. The architecture is gothic, and it has win.
dows ornsmented with stained glass. The seats
are intended to accommodate about 800 persons,
every other one having backs to turn as inrailroad
cars, so that the Sabbath School teachers may face
their scholars. neat desk and altar railing is az
the head of the room.
~ The citizens of Morris, Sussex and War
rem Counties. have held several public meetings
for the purpose of urging the building Of contn-
nation Of the Morris Railroad from Dover to the
Water Gap and to connect with the New-York
and Erie Railroad.
ET7 There is quite a competition among the
townships Of Hunterdon county as to which can
produce the heaviest porkers. Everittstown at
present stands "A No. J. it having produced
four hogs, weighing in the aggregate s,S76 ms.
EE- The Annual Meeting Of the New.Jersey
Historical Society will be held ia Treaton on
Thursday, the 23d inst. In addition to the elec.
ton Of officers and other business of importance
there will be several communications of interest
presented, and the regular paper read BY Joseph
p. Bradley Esq.
PRINTERS UNIoS.-The Printers OF Trenton
met on Saturday evening, and organized Print.
ers' Union, in accordance with the recommends
ton Of the Printers Convention held lately ia ne
City Of New-YOrk.
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brig lIafaras from Bs-e fH9n)Messrs WIN Favceu f
NYo Samuel Gray of hch George Sanner
Penn W HckoI OF Ohio all from California Central America
fIrnu-l San Salvador and GlatamalA
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BY TELEGRAP H.


Coucn, 40 clGnge-msrket firm Sales Of $500 bbs OF
Flour have taken place Al - 8 for Ohio Corn IL quoted Al
64dos Whisky, 7i Mess PORK, Sl2 Prime, 50 Bacon.
sides, 81.
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rYfom onr correspondsnt.l


CHARLESTON, Jan 3. PM Courier Onee Arr orS Amra
NOrar. brig Carsa Robinson, NOreansi sch Prescott Gil
k,y Camden Me Holiness Hole Ohvet, Foxwel Baltimore
Went Shps Geo Hopey Perc7, LFsrpooS SULLIVAN 70
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Sales Of suGAR are making 81 Sc l1r fae; MoL.ssss
24ic Ohio FLCUR, 81 81 CoKN, 65c Lard, u: NJ
P0KK, Sll s7ii RIO COFFEE, ieidloici WHIsEY sstc
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Hoes are unchanged. Sales 300 ais4 I5asf 25. tn.
season s rapidly drawing 10 a elose
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BOARDING.

ROARD-With good accommodations,
A1csn be had at LIS West Tweniy-seyenh-sl doors
wet OF Eghthav. III I'm
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V' Charles b. Simonson Esq, has been ap'
pointed Deputy in the Office of the Collector Of
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-07-10
Fourth of July Accidents.

The recent celebration of our National In
dependence has been accompanied with more
than usual accident to life and limb. We find
the following accidents chronicled in our New
York papers:
A young man named Cralditts was severely
if not MORALLY wounded. by the premature dis
charge of a pistol. in Roosevelt street. From
some cause or other. the pistol went off before
he had finished loading it, and the ramrod was
shot through the lower portion of the abdomen
About ten o'clock in the morning. a young man
named Michael Kane, had his hand terribly
lacerated while in the act of firing pistol in
the park.
A gentleman residing in Beckman street,
while riding upon the cars through Centre
street, was severely injured from the wad of a
large cannon fred by some bows opposite the
Tombs. The wad entered his knee and caused
a terrible wound.
During the display Of fireworks in the Park
bomb was set on from the top of the CITY
Hall. which, instead of ascending, came down
amid the thousands Of persons assembled in
front of the building, causing the greatest ex.
element. Some portion of this piece struck a
young lady in the breast 1t was fortunately
prevented from doing any injury. BY striking
against her watch, which was much broken
4 handsome boy about FIVE years old. son Of
JOSEPH Roman. was run over on Thursday
evening and instantly killed oy one of the Dry
Dock stages. .
A young boy named John Barned, while
firing off pistol on the Battery, was seriously
Injured in the face by its bursting.
An unknown man fell into the river on Fri
day, from barge lying at the foot of Harrison
street. and was drowned before any assistance
could be rendered. The body was afterwards
recovered, and the coroner notified
At Williamsburg. little boy named Patrick
Connell. was shot by discharge from pistol
which had hung fire The boy ran in front of
the pistol. while man was firing a, a mark.
At Sing Sing. while number of persons
were firing salute. the cannon exploded pre-
maturely, shockingly injuring Mr. Bentley and
Mr.. Patterson. They were engaged liz loading
the piece, and had their arms, hands, and faces
frightfuily mutilared. though both are expect
ed to recover. .... 81
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-07-10
DOMESTIC PORTS.


BOsTON-'r I'd, schs visscher, Thurell, and John
Colby, Wiscasset
CID Sd, brig Almra, John Norbeck Savannah (sccond
cearanc }; sch Albano Pitcher, Waldoboro
Ar 4th, schs Only Son, Decker Ddmariscotta; 5h, Hi
bernia Edridge, Talent johnson, and Chde Harold
Spnney, Bath Brunswick, Woodward, Brunswick; REIN
deer, Merrill, Bowdoiniam; Merom, Chase, Augusta
Helen, Winslow. and Catherine, McNear, Wlscasset;
sloop Julia Ann, Wild r, Bath
Cid brig Abby Jones' Edmund Burke, Mobile; schs los
Farewell. Chas Marston, Alexandria; sch Hollowel
Walker Hallowell
Ar 9th, sch Olive Branch, Shaw, Richmond.
SAN FRANCISCO-Cld May 81, barque A Thomp
son, Soammon, Valparaiso.
NEW ORLEANS-Adv 23d, ship Sarah Purington for
Boston, large part cargo engaged
Adv tn. ships SaXsn, Crosby for Liverpool wig 90
bales, and 90 hhds tobacco; Chas crooke do da,
passage only atic Snow for bordeaux abt 10th inst
MOBlLE-Adv abt 2sth, ship Dublin, for Boston, wig
$50 bales.
SAVANNAH-Cd2 6th brig Harriet, Orcutt Roc kland
CHARLESTON-Cld 9Th, ship Mayhower Crooker
Liverpool.
Ar 18th, brig Richmond, Bath for Savannah; see Dis
aster.
WILMINGTON, NC-cld cd, sch Philena, Southland
Richmond.
Observation-Disclosures sea night of Goth ult, ship
William for Orleans. --- ' -
CID d, barpue Nesta, linn, B, ston.
NEW SORk-Ar LIST, sch Avenger, Rockland.
Cid ships London, Hebard, London; Sabattis, Hall
Glasgow.
Ar I'd, baique Mary Adelia of Thomaston Antwerpt
A. (see disnster) brig Ocean Bird, Curacao Goth ult
sohs Lucy Blake, Halves, and Silas Wright, Johnson
Cd ockland
Isaac Achorn, Richmond, Patriot and Sea Lion Rock
land.
CID brig Amulet, spoffard, ST Jago.
Ar 1th schs Fortune, Collins, Roc kland Turh Wilson
FALL RIvER-Ar Sd, sch Swallow, Landerkin, Gar
diner.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-07-10
Another Great and Permanent
cure of Seated Consumption!

= Boston, Feb "a. 1915.
10 DR.. u. F. BRADLER-DEAR SrR-In compliance
with your request, cheerfuv give my recommended
uon oil me Hungarian Ealsam. | afflicted years
win mus mnati'm OF the Lungs and hard, dry cough
acute pans ~ The de, loss Of appetite, and increasing
ueolly wh,eir brought me INTO very feeble and dan
serous condition. Several physicians whom consul.
LED, declared that was in deep cu,ss np,io,,, aud
mat cure OF my case was almost impossible. | ired
several popu lar medicines, without receiving any es-
sen,iai reiei un'ii took the Hungarian Balsam This
mediclne relieved me al once, and in a few da, s
changed my whole CONDITION for The better. NY cough
IS now checked me pain IN my side is gone my appe-
title has improved aud consider myseif in fair ssa y
10 recover my former health aud and strength IL
complaint caused first by severe colds and by
the dust Of paper mill in which employ ed
OCTAvIAN HOOGS
This may certify that am acquainted with Mr.. Oc-
iavlan Hoogs and was witness of The relief whie
he received from the OF Buchan's Balsam. have
also used this medicine in my family, with grea,
benefit. FRANCIS A, LIDSTON. Painter.
David F. Bradlee & Son, $50 Washington ST., Boston
American price one dollar per bottle. sT
A. g. Page, Sole Agent for Bath and vi.
cinity. ~ 15 3wl