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Thas.rIoal ana NIuslcsl.

The performance announced at the respective thea
ee, this evening exceedingly attractive. At the
BowERv THEAiKs The tragedy Of A." Pizarro will be
The encing fea ture TIL comedy OF the liusbsn
Secret will follow aud the esen larry romance OF Blue
RsNd' will be the concluding piece
BnoApw.Y THEArRE-Mr W Waller. the young Anne
riesn tragedau will appear TO light in Shakespeare
aomir,d play Of the Merchant Of Venice The per-
formance viii, conclude with the romance of Asaeln
NIBLo's GARpEN-The celebrated come ty Of Paul
Pry,D with an uaequa,led east viii be the leading
piece and the ents will terminate with the ia
vorite comedy OF Bachelors Tormsnts."
BRoreaAh's L,cEua.-The nter'sinns nts for tki1
evening for the benefit of Mr.. G. W. Smith They
consist Of the Teacher Taught" Grand Divertssemeat
Jolly Mllers,' and " Great Exhibition y
fARNuMs MUsEuM.--Four excellent piecss are offered
here for this afternoon and evening together with
Javeli's unr vailed performance on the tight rope
CHMsry's MISsTRELs oder fine programme fer thi
evening.
frILows' MIssrRELs perform this afternoon and
evening,
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The court mart,s' -.
e.. a. -. was continued this rfrsiRi
-<sd, John Pott Chi,f Clerk Of the vsf
-, Captain Msynsdier, and Colonel nuger, ~krs
examined, and the evidence for the persecution vas
closed Secretary Marcy, for the defence, tetid 10
the usage during his ad.aint ntion relative to
tracts and open purchases Orders for supplies by
Colonel Of Ordnance without his written sanction
frequent although he generally consulted by Colonel
Talcott on the subject An extract from letter from
John G Spencer offered t. the same purport Upon
the close Of this testimony the Court adjourned 10 Aoo
day to allow the accused TO prepare his defence.
District Attorney Fendsn, after consultation With
the President and the Attorney General has brought
the attention of the Grand Jury to the alleged frauds
the Mexican Commission; and number Of Witnesses
embracing some Of the Mexican Legation have been
summoned to testify thereto
tits reported that Mr. Bartlett the Mexican Boundary
Commissioner has been recalled; and John Bryan.
Tennessee, is mentioned as his successor
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Important from BuenOs Ayres.

> BALTTNoRE, July 3, 1tT /.
The ship Blanche arrived here tod day from Es, With
dates to the 2d Of May reports that the English brig
lrura arrived at Riorom Montevideo the day previous
to the sailing Of the Blanche.
She brought no mail but tho captain reported that in
telgeuce had been received Of rupture between Up
guisea Governor of Entrerioe and General Rosas OF
Buenos Ayres. This is likely the resolved
a week or two ago.-ED HERALD. 'rt
The had been celebrated with reioicpes Mon
tevdeo, and Brazilian vessel with despatohes
the government, would leave the 10Th May. All
the Brazilian squadron under the command Of Admiral
Greniell, had arrived at Montevideo.
Alexander McKinsey Ross, u S. Consul at st. Catha
rnes died on board the Blanche his passage here, Of
cOnsumntion
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Prom the san Francisco Herald Nay ~ -.
-sp N 80 amer Columbia. Capt I't y srn'os = y
..,rt,p H. m Columbia River she lef Astors On We
o. 10y ora has cr board "a. T. D. m'i TT '''
O. /. ,-
b tho ~ have files u the Orecor'1r me Sp''''''
ani .it S.4D-arr. % the 2 4 rst -- a.,
occuyy god dtat q the attention CT the Si'i- ~. ~
Crerob srl paba-ations were making for he c'inA'
e-nts.t
are tfp.l bsrr. us are porf city destitute % o.
Tho s.s. Is I'D tLr aiups sd icrs 'ucoufegtS tah
rrstly itrty vf. hse rtcsu " returned f'Poi. ~
uis aysra.. 1i.a bee than 81 pr day 10 mio Nhe
some WHO v.Il...l hard r.s Sang tthinx my ~.
c.aJt,lIt. t.lrJ % lls tNFrl 6 ss'b h'Ni'''
ystls
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RITIME INTELLIGERcE
Arrived This Day.


&: e s:saI aas d
Of seo',and seaman disd Of pfeumsn,s
SO az Nay dis
70 IN signals With sp 81 s,s EAST:
ing Er,t sh Ia, 10 Is Ion IS TO- passed bark AIMS of Lon
G: Bath TsIESy May a.
g. lon AZ 80 large ship ding West,
ing white Gag with red ball the centre; 18TH
balk He6e lswl LanasFeye. GOtensurs 10 Ssys. with
ScKas S 50 days. with coffee
B1G bySsI ss H Co. .A 70: With da hdi
spoke Be- brs arctic of shburne MS, from Canary Islands
Bril- EotfPise lBr) Turner Cienfuegos 20 days with
si Bile IBr Poole St Kar'ns II days. With salt, to
BrsPfiiura Thatcher Savannah day, with cotton and
rice. to stqrges. Chairman Co
,,dr MScre SSSS4s Co. Nc with naval
pig yqn.illa ThgTssr Kin I.'Sn bound to Portians
feSr Ana Caroline smith James River days.
ss aafg Psfaa S's's a days
eer EarISIe Baker ssis@GE asy'
schr hS%pai Bristol days '''A'
sebr Avon. Brewster, New Haven; days.
sspT Eo, Ks Boston s0nH s g As'ny
schr sui.D, Handy, boston. bound u Albany
ssr aye hos BasoS Albany ag
ssr HsnSIf a T SgSsor ss;'0n days
sehr Oregon. churohii Boston. bound to Albany
schr John A Dix, Allen, Boston fdays
Schr kIots Kenyon, Boston, 3 aays
Schr Alex1ndrc, Studley, Boston, days.
Scnr Globe, Small salem. days.
Schr Hannah ID. -, Plymoi a., 4 days.
schr Dec cola. Dos lie, Harwicb, days
Schr Cam bridge, York. Portland, s days
schr Isaac Acorn. Sylvester. Rockland, days.
Sehr Riohlne nd. Packard, Rockland, days.
sthr pstri {, 4 q kiln, ekisDd.
schr sea IiJn, Brown, Rocklfnd.
Sloop willard, Dayton, Providence
sloop Broker. Kelly, Yarmouth, 3 days
Sailed.
ship Jacob westervet tpkt., Hoodless. Liverpool.
On Friday ser Cambridge from Portland il attempting
pass through lf,l Gate without pilot got aground
the rocks She fortunately got OF IN short
time, without much damage.
-. u-inA =. .,n,s. NV
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Ohio Wing State Convention.

COLUMBUS, July y Is5I.
The Wing State Convention assembled here this
ing and permanently organized by electing Hanson l.
Penn, of Brown county, President, with twenty Wee
Presidents and Secretaries. Aker preliminary
proceedings, the commenced voting,
by counties. Samuel f. vnton, Thomas Ewing, Hiram
NJ Griswold and William Cutler severaly named
candidates for Governor Ewing and riswpa having
been withdrawn, the result OF the voting was 2l2 for
Ninton and SO for Cutler Mr. Ninton was therefore,
declared nominated. Tho votes for Cutler primes
paily from the Western Reserve. A recess was then
taken
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NEWARK N j., July 8, 1881,
AT this place, Amzi Dodd Esq, is to deliver the ora
ton and Charles r. Bishop will read the Declaration u
Independence There will be military procession and
grand display Of frework. in the evening
At Elizsbethtown, Commodore Stockton, the United
States Senator elect. is to deliver the grafton.
At Dover. Lieut. May late of the Unted States army,
will deliver address upon the late campaign in Mexico
At Morristown, Jacob ". Miller United states Sena-
tor, will deliver the Grafton, and the Hon. George II.
Brown, NJ c., ut SomeIviile
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

BATURpAy, jury Do I'M.
Ashes unaltered Cotton is hrm but rather quiet
Flour has not varied much 200 bb having been taken
IS Thursdays quotations Southern is buoyant; 600
bSls mixed to straight sold at 81 81 81 So Rye -four
meal, wheat, anu rye alike steady but nanimate
Oats plenty and feeble at AZ 43c for Northern
and 10 Ale for Jersey Corn fayors buyers CISCO bushels
mixed disposed of ut 81 5Sc., and some damaged
hsc Provisions and Whisky without change Of
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News by the Way of Baltimore

TIE MURDERERS OF THE CosDES FAMILY-ASyPvER-
sARY or THE BATTLE OF FORT hoULTRTE, ETC.
BALTIMORE, July ;. 1851
Taylor, Shelton, and Murray, the murderers Of thu
Cosden family to be hung on the first Eridsy in
August
The celebration of the battle Of Fort Mou,tre
as announced. Senator Rhett among the speakers
ard went strongly for Fighting and dissolution Of the
Union II he be brought TO the gal,ows by IL
The toasts drank all taiuied with dissolution
The Southern mail has arrived.
The Courier says that arrangements have been made
for large mporatons Of guDny cloth from Calcutta 10
Charleston instead Of getting the supply from Boston
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6iaA HsrAeAsn for stealing pocket book frcm Owen
ksegan, containing sl3; Malone for stealing iot Of
tools and Bell tor stealing $40 from Isaac Hal
stead.
D>siyoysng P,oprty-Jsmss Hampton and Theodore
De sis arrested aud committed charge Of enter
lroperty therein.
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X w YOR X l. r. @ ST. Il Il 4.
SPECIAL SESSION.
~ AAIs's LINE, OFFICE - WALL STREET.

ALAASr, July . 1851.
rue MONT SESSION.
The Senate scjournsd late tonight 20 prevent
ssBains assI s,ch, 10 being past II O'Clock.
The esss "a the contested sat In the Twenty sixth
Senate district dscid-d IN favor a wm n Gilbert
ms 80.
Mr. 0,pnss introduced report IN favor Of abolishing
canal tolls on rsl~sys Adjourned
Ars.-r, July 3, 1851
nFso~sEnASc, .c.rssr rns slnKo.D oArcr.
M B.,co.s presented a renons,rsnee Of the Buffalo
and STATE Lane Railroad Company against the bill
Regulate thu gauge q rairoad tracks
NJ Cow rspcr,sd tho halfsh Steuben county
hoass ban fr The confederation 81 the Senate On
ton dNr GItHsnr the biIl vas laid on the table.
nate tn s 10 ristIon 90 as,iss. courts in New Yors
and 20 amend the act relative to the police courts 10
Mr. B.r.ecs rrportsd f.,orsbly on bill to in.orpo.
rat the Utica Art Association.
UssvccsssTuI cssDIDsrr rHg TWENTY.
sfrrH nIsinHr
The s4srk sss directed 10 pay 10 George n. Gunipp
the ssf1 claimant far the yarsnt scat in the
rssnty-iE'h Senatorial district, Ms m.As. aud Per
rroso.rlos 10 .n5orRs wa noSblr rrc
Ions and unnse-sssry dsi.ats srOse, a motion TO
sct.Urn osss tll Monday. which motion vas Loot.
o. July
rto rsioS sotLsaE
hr hrIsmas ce.rvd the following resolution
~ ~ q !sss ~ vih s.s.sss . The eo@R...os ap-
sountsnt 10 pseuniary AaAlrs q rnion Col
ss ssl act be eenstrusa 10 prevent interfere
VIII the smTlcFteut 81 such with
minasen D. sd esurssisn " psrspns books papers.
,, ass, rsr sa,l iAsr s...,s,sya y ,sSsSsi 70 -
erds derived iron ths STATE bat shall sKtend 20 all funds
tsftoNsd uron lnien CeisFe frou anl all
Mr. bsrcoss Nss In favor a the fullest examination.
II Wa for the good q the eonsse and for the good Of
hs State.
Ths rsolution ~as adopted
rfu Hs~I~r VIVID.
The sen@t sgrrrd 20 the resoiutiou for fnal ad-
gOuIumsnt the 10th a July The resolution has
pased both hossss sud The day y nos rxed
Adjourned " ssturcsy
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Serious Railroad Accident.

EONToN, July fhJI.
A train the Old Colony Railroad came in collision
last evening with a horse and wagon in which Mr. 4
Jas Thompson and and Mr. sanIpson Of Kingstonl
Ar Thompsonf fon jumped from the wagon. aud
capped ubhur but the other gentlemen terribly
II II reared fatally injured The horse killed tho
spot, and the wagon shattered 10 pieces.
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SUPPOSED LOSS A sTRAMER-JAvDoS's FatL
URE, ETC
-t..-r,. y NV ORLEANS. July 2, ISL
The steamship Maria Burt left alveeten on the 2stI
ult, and is supposed 10 be lost with all board The
steamer Pampero left Galveston the Goth, and
rived here yesterday.
The papers refuse to publish the failure Of 6 Iandan
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Court Of Appeals.

fi'iinA, July lsol
Case Nc 10 was argued and conriudcd No q, passed.
No y reserved No 20 passed. No 80, reserved; No n.
rcseryrd until to morrow No 49, judgment affirmed by
default; No. - argued
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Death Of a Banker, at Buffalo.


Mr. George Trufcott broker and banker formerly Of
Canada but for many years resident Of this city,
seized with 1T of apopexy and died yesterday morning
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Native Americanism ut Pittsburgh.

TIl1bBURGII, July 8, 1901.
The Native American Convention met yesterday
ing and nominated full ticket for the Assembly and
county officers.
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Telegraphic Intelligence.

Death of u State senator.
ALBANY, July 4, 1851.
sexator William II. Brown died at six O'Clock this
evening, after illness Of forty eight hours. He
not thought dangerously Ill until few hcss previous
70 h.s death
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TeiesIsphic summary,


There is trouble evidently brewing in Wash
ngton. We Published, recently, some very Gu
rious intelligence which received by telegraph,
disclosing some information in relation TO the
Mexican claims and other matters herewith con
feeiej; ard we publish to-day a fresh deyelope-
uent, from different source, on the same subje, IT,
witch Affects a number Of roliticiAns, including
mcIabcrs Of The cabinet, aId candidates for "a,
Presidency and others. There Is something in this
business that ruzrlcs the understanding amazingly
Il IL mixed mp with money and politics, and claims
and counsel fees, AID purchases, and members Of
the cabinet, and candidates for the Presidency,
aud false swearing and forgery, absconding rogge.
ard horest men, and probably pretty women
too, which i, beyond our comprehension or under
standing o.. yet. At present, the whole matter
is a. sbscur. as Newfoundland Fog; bot we hope
20 rec some light shed upo- it by and By. We
much fear that Affairs Of all kinds rapidly np-
rroachi1g crisis st Washington, that will scatter
the cabinet and candidates for The Presidency ali
about the country.
We beg and entrcat Of our correspondents in
Washington instead q sending US rumo-s aud re-
ports, to get holl Of The actual documents, snd
strd them 90 US and We tust that Mr.. Fillmore,
who j. an homes. nan, and one who means TO do
Wi, viii brace himself up, fad out the truth Of
.hcse itmofs, and ascertain what the facts really
are ID this curious business. Mr.. Curtis, formerly
member Of Congress from this city, Is a very n-
telligcni and fhIerd man, ,ne who would not com
intricate intelligence to the government without
being we'll assured there some foundation for It
There will be an explosion about these days, 80
locx on. and stand from under.
Harvey Dayton, Cashier Of the dofunct state
Bank at Norris \. j., who was recently convicted
cr perjury, has been fined tx hundred dollars and
sosts u is, probably, well 10 Lex hini % ,asly
for the greater rogues escaped. tie has been nlad'
the sssoegoat Of a batch Of PlanAeld bankers, each
srS al q whom OF ght TO suffer a. much a. he.
Our readers vii find a summary Of the proceed
ings the Legislature on Thur day, under our tole
gropLic head u will be seen that the Canal In
largtmcnt bin was ordered 20 third reading in
the Assembly AID there doubt that It will pass
that lc5y, % Monday. in precisely 'he same shape
as il rassed the Senate. Both houss have agreed
to adjourn on The tenth instsnt. u they are ~ al
irdustrioBs. they will be enabled 70 get through
with the bushes byicrs them BY thattims.
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1iI Ctr DIRscr.--The Rpuil,c the orstn u
Dir Fillmore, in Washington, has out Ia favor
Of tho abolition sliding scale resolutions paced by
the Wing state Conyontitn recently hcd 81 LEA
caster. Pcnnsylsah aud also endorses teen. scott
a. The wing candidate for the next PgesidenCy
This is nothing more or less than cu' direct .,
Mir. Webster, by the Presiiest aud alaini-traiisa,
AID was 10 doubt, intended as sach. Mr. Mcbrter
IT, therefore, Oh his own hook: and Il j. not imyro
bGblc that whtn he goes back to Aiarshd,li, after
delivering bis Fourth Of July GRAFTON 10 Washing.
ton, be will send in his resignation secretary u
state. More unlikely things have cone 90 ras..
Indeed, we should think, considering thc position
which Mr.. Webster occupies before the pablo. that
he owes Il 10 himself - take that course.
IMPORTANT PROM TnE REPUBLIC oy NV IA.
Nsra-Somo days ago we announced that serious
revolutionary disturbance had commenced in the
republic of New Granada The news was not ere
dited az the time, by some Of our commercial mcn,
but we now have full confirmation Of the intcir
gencc, with some particulars Of the battles fought,
and the announcement Of the fact that The iu'ur-
gents have been dispersed-most of them escaping
into Ecuador. The conservative power of Inc peO-
tlc seems to have sustained them admirably. Auo-
tlcr int ortsnt fact Is the abolition of slavery ~
the Congress II New Granada. The law Is 60 90
into tnce. u the Etst Of neat January.
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Busn~ss entirely suspended In January city, and
inhabitants gave themselves up TO festivity End
joeing. At early hour the sound Of the
heard which the signal for general prspofation and
the had risen the streets filed with
cid and young, each armed with gun pistol brses
II fire eraercrs
About usne O'Clock ne sound Of martial music called
she military togethee when agenersl parade commenced
The Coutinentals link yards, and Wright Rifles
f0neA, and aed to- the public square were they
Joined by uNe civic societies The Working Mems
Society, and the Shamrock Benevolent Society formed
into line but che United Americans refused in cosse-
yvsEce having assigned position the last in the
3ne. +.'-
After geera parade the military and civic societies,
except the Americans repaired TO the Dutch Re
fSrmed Church in Grand street whore the Declare on
Of Indspesdence was read by Mr. James M Baker, and
an grafton delivered by Mr.. John N. VOORHEES, The
United americans procured band and after marching,
an oration was delivered before them at Franklin Hall,
by Mr.. A. Hardenberg
There was very tte excitement IN the ely after the
early art Of the morning. and the day passed OIL
pleasantly No accident Of any description occurred
The shipping IN the bsrbor decorated, and ths
stesn ship Africa WITH all her bunting floating In the
breeze, presented Qufce u handsome appearance.
At night there display Of fireworks at the
Cottage bt there oomparstiv few per-
present TO witness it.
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EDCARTowN, July l.
saessehrs Betsey, Brown, ana Maine Pendiston Ban
2Arr chr Sarah Ann, Gardner, James River for Boston
Miscellaneous.
SUR SALLY FE,RSTi ere insurance in Boston on the
r. Of Bath, before reported burnt for s equally d.
vidd between the Washington Neptlne and 1remoat oi
Sees There also $1,000 the shI IN Lsxogton NJ and
probably slUgU elscwhere There 10 also SsOD on
f t supposed in Boston. TIE cargo wasproeasv
insured In England
Bsnso with !s.es before ed put b,k % Lysrpool
Jrsng aesk gale when two Gays cut she was disS
slst prep ratory 70 srrVey.
BRIG IBwD HrSRy-The cargo Of brig Edvd Henry. of
Kngton Mass lost Crane TGrk ~as insura ~ the NeP
tune lice IL u lston FOR ~>1W
II uuso scHH UtxRy CAlvoou. believed q NLondar.
went sshOre le Cuttyhunk night o. 18th, ia thick
fs Li'ged and has been stapp.i.
Home Ports.
BOSTON Jelly 2Arr bark Eagle Mathew py.! dsiphni
tine bark Lu an, Chisholm Classew; Br sehr estsI Bar
ron, Cork. SiEns for 20 tss Cidt? Geo {ne1 va
t.w xGgagukdavis Nh 70 load ger Liye:ooyL bFss Val.
gre Bsr9y AgA ( SaSS'' SSs can s,s IT,
tror Nay1gue, pa,J sedspSs hsgghsya Csrasaasi ia.
G ShE, WatvrFEt, Nllaiuy,-.n,. Nc s-"A;n smtA, n
ieEli Jas hs''r" .so@r Dadelphia' steamer Data
BhNG1R July i-cld Sehr xalatAr. cot'r'n, NrorE
B1fH July 2-Cid trg Blosmsr tfrom Augusta. Dick
TaaGRisS orTA. Jui, sid clip windeil Scott fnes.
17-U fou.l Giigdan. NiCrt.
1fCrIA.pJkf JJre s7--irr .cfr Esrsnast, fhOnrson,
NF,ri; 2ta nj. a.nccg tDrl. Hail. Boston, :. load
irr cutds''ure. a,s brr Ner,h AmsFiga Fosts sYerk
so tf tr Amtres Tread seu, hiorA' -ehr fhEce sis
tr lrtvu MY Lsuttrs. Norton; Goa Jackson Bf'wu'
so Hauiah. Baieunnn DO.
Passengers Arrived.
Tr.. o. AYrfa--Dark o. nay-ssrs n Waf3 studsrs,
sti ava servant Mis- Jessie citson. Thss 'i's'n VIZ
H. "a L. 4
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Assa - nu1ssn street. park IN - 49, -
vss pins Il u tine h horsss teok fright and set
- q full speed until they came In contact With the
Mr. Of the Hudson River Railroad Company which,
er being detached from u the cars and were bsing
Sriv~p 10 their stable, also took fright and %
anocsins down Of their drivers and injuring him
vsry severely lie immediately picked up by the
naliee and taken to his residence
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.rvtN.ulr ARCTIC, pa -fsCRrO3t.
" tsrss GORDON Bennett y Aiaa,gt I'D ltay Mo
Wr. Jants Gordon Rgrrett Niry NJ f-tol. hiss SUI
ya.'sr Jafaes Gt-ion Rem s-u NJ ttl.t SIS. tlei-
nets J.. ale: aid maid ~ 9os hasior y middleton
vs. irasy srd lazy. Sysrs. W. niadsaufs. ~, .rs.
: Dcront. '8nsul 70 No VIM ~ .hafasoh' ~ K,n-
~ rs '' hl Ei,saar 81, Dpa@ 90, Dlniop.
5tCy S ni. az s.r9t Jiae CT saa,as, Cats
Ia hCva iha sSpi and lady NJ. b. -,
Oval neg, FL. mohd, v a. - Ataa'l, ~ A1l'i 81
NJ roy Riei.aend. Va. sisrn IA, Nnsrs. -.
Z " P-terrrr. NiorE. hshH'l pr.ni -. r no
Geo Holt Mhs uglt li'r- ,b,... p, s 70
az rct.- g.1as,irhs Iohn Bsrr,v Pailsi iphia.
A liyr-ft5s. Bosts1. v Rt aadlsiy Aabira
On ElIt.al ta, Niolk ~ wa Ns.l
T l. Nt,i.n Fbiiadtlrhia. B.ni ueisr. Charleston"
! \ Er.feu Motre. Llorts hllt.Fia
D b Tsans1t. Fsterssars1. Neod N'er,tna.
pSTiart Ciari,..on .Fsy o. Coo.er fhia9.i-
e. e. e pa "a RD 5cbaeselfiri Lscisaaa.
k'els.era Cr,vrrton n Cohen. 20 Louis.
BFfo o., i~dy ani scr'ahf' iienry Inai mae ss-,.,,
> p. III .na friend Watcher. " Hsrty csoeds 49,,
John Irttn Natchet. ~, , ~ "a, "a - 3, VA
E 20 r. RUFt.u, Miss. dotn VNn HHigrsloa;
Idrlg "a ssth.ws and lady, Soi.n a. rbt s.3tlana
8rad :. snl LAZY. sor. IH Dsstas B,.i@o;, Il.
ie.ns J4F r Ialscctt and LADY. y
a nrtvtrd, liucolu'uit. ~ has9a,,i Les.,s....
fpHNl.,r',il Alabama HPcsy NYork.
~ ,nusi joyce Noble. nrJ Jordaa Arkansas
W., n ITsu,not d. Mobile. Cray.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-05

sehrs Be,sey, Brown, ana Maine Pendist0n. Ban
dArr sehr Sarah Ann Gardner James River for Boston
and ed came day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-05
THE MEXICAN CLAIM.
The reported Freud on the Govcrnmer

OR WASHINGTON CoRREsroNpESCE.
WASHINGTON, July !, 1851.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-05

On Friday sehr Cambridge from Portland. 10 attempting
TO pass through t Gate without pilot got aground ON
the rocks She fortunately got OF IN short
time, without much damage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-05
Herald Marine Correspondence.

Jril wind at suntise, NV.