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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-18
NV TejeUFauh-

BOSTON. JUS IAN ship Cornca, NOreans June 81
banks Delaware, Seah and Femanlua phadelphia brgs
HaTbmger Turks Island July ?, CHINA, Philadelphia. SCH
Elizabeth Ann Aux CAGES June q, same day gong
INTO AUX Caves brig PhunH, from Port-au PunceSpo3e
July s. lat y r. Ion 70 a. sch Lady Scott from NYOrk r
Nassau, and supplied her with water scan brig Eoo,
Palermo May 2t schs Commerce. San Salvador july j,
Madne, George Edward Goodwin, Ottawar. (ireclan,
and Albion Phladcl phia; COttage. Newark Ancde Al
bany. Preston ROndont; Comet and Patriot, NYO.N.
taTks Homer. Oak. aud Ade!a Rogers, PhIladel phia
Cid ship ChIeain Quebec. harks Sarah Oney. Matan-
las Syiph. Baltimore. Cos Briggs. Philadelphia bugs Bar
BADGES Gbratar PALM - Peters: keoka and Mar
shall PlHadelph ia sch n ThOm son. Norfolk
PROV IDENC r.. July l7-Ar scil Moses q Leonard
Jane River, Saml Custner. philadelphia. M MaIay do.
Eli townsend. DO, Ashmcad DO; James Mckee, do.
Sailed schr John Wlletts PHILADELPHIA
RICHMOND Jny lG-Ar sch LYDIA Ann, New YORK
NEW BEDI ORD, July lG-Au brig Richmond, SYOrs
Cleared bark wave, Atlantic and Indian Oceans.
PORTLAND. Jul, i6-Au Schs JuIIa Frances, RDndJut,
4 Paine, New York, COue!ia Glen Cove.
SALEM. July lG-Arr schs Fairfield, Phla. Canton,
kondOut. Globe. NYOrk.
CHARLESTON, July i6--Au James philadelphia,
Moniruse. Camden Name; l. Baldwin " Budder.cx and
Tybee New-York COmno, Boston Cd Carolina, New
iofk. Lone Star. Phlid. NJ f. Wells, NTork
PROVIDENCE. July FAR sch Isaac Iincklcy Htr-
yey. James River Below. sclirs unknown fm Philad
FALL klN Err Jolly IAN big Annawau, Almy, VIII
nAngt0u. NC
NEW PORT, July l7--Au sci, Reddl4gton. Clark from
CALAIS for Philadelphia
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~. u N prlspa &c t-rov a cur cafking cares @:ii
'c die rure cr.ezc rom tic Sound or iron N. :
md Ian ne IN EiySiun. We reaf, or walk. d ne,
q, rons.rsc or bowl or billiard, II 100 ia1oc iof
these we slnply 10 nc.ning-certainiy IS ehVia1-e
cond,t,on a. can well &c aiIa.ncl IN inIs WARN
Weather tbs side Paraf sc -
TO tins refuge from business AMI ccnpc de s'eI me
comfortable cars o! the Ncw-iiaven Railroad convey
YOU in sbou, two and half hours four or I'VE uirs
each day, giving the opportunity, # neediul' 70 10y
cer.i,.ahle dinner and Lottle OF VINE. AMI return
70 town the same eycnIng-a great ad'dnt tee s-'S
Pavilion has oy er other Summer houses DAY NJ :
,Saroacv ami sends one back 10 me great st-ugge
of the word with "a new lease OF life AVON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-18
The Marine Pavilion, &c.



FARsIEIp, Conn, Monday. july IA, 1881.
The Marine Pavilion" at this charming
place, is now kent by CRANSroN, well and lavoraby
known 20 the AabafeSS OF Rockaway ior many wears.
The house is one OF the NEST extensive SKINNER re-
sorts IN the country, ana has been pu IN the most
thorough repair and The surrounding grounds laid
GU, with great taste The rooms are large high, and
airy, and present favorable eon'ras; With the SIX
by-nme closets usually dignihed BY the name OF
rooms, al watering places Since the Pavihoa WAS
purchased BY Mr. Monnot, OF the New-lork Hotel.
he has expended large amount of money IN I'M
provemcnls, having spared no expense 10 make II a
hrst-caSs house The last and mos; important step
was 10 put II into the hands o. CranStOn than whom
"A more popular landlord or one better calculated to
build up reputation for the house, does not exist
this country I have been throughout the house.
IRON the Kitchen 10 the Cupola and Ind everything
clean and IN perfect order In the kitchen eSpe
ciaiiy, thai ag-bear of delicate stomschs, al
nsatness and oslsr. The chg is graduate OF the
new ORA Hotel, apd OF course. with Nona0i aud
Ts'oh as caterers the table Is uRe1cepiloaah.e.
~ nooss Is not now very full, eu; goodly mum
&c ~ iosas are engaged for next week and We
Snau Ssai na's large party here We have accom-
mod:rtions for $50 20 30 persons
s,.,I, 'uc saaors are John A Siesens, Esq and
sammy, "t rearing AMI family, J J. Van Allen Esq.
add family, MI De osma, Peruvian t'hsrge MI
Padcr OF the Havana Opera Co Sc A. NsS Rose
pad us q visn some days since and oa.Ie herseI,
very agreeable.
With every variety of hill and dale wb,e a, Co.,
miles distant the sem metropolitan soc,e,v OF
Bridgeport may he ENJOYED. The Sound is ah5,,,, =
quarter of mile from the house where ssli-xater
Hathins Offers rs health giving influence 10 ;he visitor
Here, While you Chs GIs taking N your brick and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-18
Destructive Freshet in tho Juniata River
Loss of Life &c.

PHILADELrHIA, Thursday, July l.
destructive freshet has occurred on the Juniata
River and Canal. In many places they arc one
stream Several Railroad and Canal bridges have
been carried away, and the Canal Is greatly injured
A family consisting Of thc mother and six children,
were drowned by the food at Watcr-sreet Hunting
don County The rise IN the susquchanna al Harris
burg is slight
The frigate Saranac was not taken ont OF the water
to-day IN consequence OF accident % one OF the
sections OF the dock
Tic Thermometer at 3 o'clock to-day stool al 90
The steam propeller City of Glasgow. sailed at
noon today She takes out slXty-Six CABIN paSscn-
gers. $4,000 in specie. aud large mails.
The following are the New York passengers
Frederick Prrgen. james BoqisoL, RObcrt Wallace.
job Galloway John Carter. Philip CTosn Roher' lilne
George Motwell. Charles Lloyd, james Campbell DIR W
Snow. aud DIR " SnONdCn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-18
PHILADELPHIA.
departure Of the steamer Civ of GLASGOW
The Storm OF "wednesday might Accident
Markets aud Stocks.

The Storm OF Wednesday might Accident
Markets and Stocks
espondcncc of The Tribune
PHuApsIPnIA. THURSDAY, July l..
The Steamship City of Glasgow sailed
from this port al noon to-day, for Liverpool. she
takes out SSty-siY cabin passengers and very large
cargo. Quite a large crowd OF persons vitncsset /
her departure. The {. of G.. rather - fine ,aiiCr.
just hour after She LEFT the wharf, She passed
Fort Mitiiln on the Pennsylvania shore of the Della
ware River, nine miles below thus city. tor he,v-
lily laden Ocean Steamer that Is DONG very well
Daring the severe thunder storm which visited tins
city last evenings the ROOT of the depot of the Nor
Ilstown Railroad Company, was blovnlothe ground.
IL Is situated at the corner ~ Ninth and Green SIS
John Hunter, employed at the iron works OF MeSsr>
Caldwell & Go, tonShohocken, had one of ms arms
mashed 10 pieces thus morning, and Was Otherwise
injured IN consequence of The falling upon him of a
heavy iron mold
The FLOUR market continues exceeding dull and IA
active sale Of standard brands made rday
~ Isl Dbl but sales have been reported TO-DAY The
sales for city CONSUMPTION continue quite ned at las
quotations. RYE FLOUR steady al - 81, and CSRN
Ns.L az - 81 e barrel. Prices OF WHEAT steady
with moderate inquiry and fair 'unt offering Sales
oi 7eeo bushels tar aud good Red AZ 9eSo cents. most
MAINLAND and Delaware, and prime odd PennSyNanl
White at 81 OF hushe Small sales OF RYE at u ceuts
81 Which Il N M demand CcHN continues fair request
and 500 bushels Mellow sold 81 aanat including
some damaged at Ss~9S. oArS-Sooo bushels Delaware
sold at tec BUSH aud some penns wanna at Sc In GRo-
SERiEs and PROVISIONS no change and but little DONG
MniSkEy-pnccs are steady Sales n hhls AT %, ami
hhds at s3a23.c.
ts 81 ioo 10 Com Bank. ~ $500 state l0 Penn BIZ
ma, Si,Seo Leheh hut 50 100 Reading r. "a. 100 do, 27
S$e City ts so iet Camden and Amboy RR. 1877 >t20
CheS and Del Canal es, 90, %.
>scesd board-$ eo Sprms Garden 6s. leo. 100 NorrS
town RE-, Ss4 IA City Bans Pittsburgh 3l % Reading RR
SS tBk "f Penn. 49, Farmers and Mechanics TX, -
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Passengers Sailed

IL siomSy Cfy Of GLASGOW from Paiofeipifg tor -
anal -Rf shop Cart nd Savannah. Rev Mr May
eflL,ur Milton. A. Gen Over, Baltimore; Mrs Mem
and child Cuba Jas Rob Boston. Bearer 81 Dispatches
g. Pans Mr. Sf.adnian West Indies Mr. Caand, Phad,
Wm v Chosslan Pittsburgh. John Hunter Phadel phla,
John Day. Eng Wn Smith PhIlad. John Blachl1cf, DO
layd Tcyls. Louisville. ~ James McClan, Tennessee .
retk Bregtn NY 5rk Dyer. Baltimore, Nd. DR. jas
Schaelsr Charleston Sc Mr. Leatch and three children
England. Mr. n 4 Johnsptn. Piadel phla. Mss Ann
Nauts Louisville IA, Ms Vim Riley, Philadelphia, Nj
HAYWOOD Mrs La o, Ms, Has wood ~ children and
infant ENGLAND. rLp> Kent B1iimore Jas Begtsou kohf
Wallace John Gallov pr. Carter, Philip C0gan. Rob-
Halne> Ncw-York nv Whe.ouse Pnilad. ID Mcintosh
Tlunviile Connecticut. Georse + Maxwell New-Nors
AIr Nelson Little. Buffalo. Nj " 1 Baker. blr inoma,
Kerr. Buffalo: III j. 1hl,ch,r do Mr. Edward Lucas
t, Nj R1.hr4p. Finland. Nj Jas Russell. sir Resell
Nj >se Ms. Russell Canada. Ms spJlner and two
children. DeaSfar-. Master Johnston philadelphia. Mr.
Chas VI wilkins d. bearer II Dispatches 70 the Court II
s. James. Mr. Ia Fctra NeW-Jcrey, Mns Fletcher
Faiiade piur. Caas Llo,d. New f0rk. James Campbc
o.. John Power. Pnladci pIa Miss Williams. TO- D. "
SaoHden. New York. James TAYLOR. Pittsburgh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-18

q,
Arr AZ 81 JaEo 2t'h p, AZ ssnes nan, "b' Nsoss
SD g'th Ing liosisn, l,ss.t i,,sa ,.,,,ns -
An al Itin.cad IN AZ S'N i"c - = Ht,in., az.
en-, Nfc'k: ga, ttis "i'i tn p'scn 81
cih ntfa Stat' oAs 70 =, -, - n,e 70
stf>"ii ftnuhc,. h'H-e-' a, a.. Al. ., 80 - W.T.
in,yre, Phdadephl- Sc. i'',' '' t, ,t0i>
~ hai1,axu.s IN '''' US -''--''' WV '-" '@S
h.tJ s"t y iofN - =. h,-s .eo, re-t.. l., A..
, M =, sA, ,e 80 =, >f.l 80 -. So. a.
Poc'nockct Brewer 10 >s,l ~, 't, Wv Ansss. ~
ten @tth tdfA isaOctA iie'io Ni"'N 'i'r "'.~HN'>,
Barbour. do.
SD from Maiiel - n g "a 10 i, - 'tSaa
Ar Al Cartenae ~ Wy ntgN N,,'ts, ,-.'e - N.N-
York; bTigS O. II NfsAt ~ : a. lsu.iph.@ ia Va
cara. hardne Poft and nee tsists'i lug ~, 49, ~
!S'h FoaT hfo'hen> Sel' -, - t-'..~,o a.
Prince BrSnswrcN sailed lS,n VIZ. ol;s i-noe' Pai-
brook NlOTs, JyiA eQn'if e. ntfNhAD. 20
~ 90 o'h ms harA " it.si 800; ioL - 'a .Ss
At Naanzas ii INST "a ieroN, ho"es, t'stoa 10 -.
has hoen cha'fertd q 'nNtS
AIT NJ DO suth NV sAip Siiset htph an tsr'a brss
narIaseese' AIa', ryi..-," 80, - S~a'isa'
NJ, - ~, - - - -. A r,,i 60. -
Nfo,A Isl iHst tI he-si 80 SI =, - " hels-
tom Keen ny, ~ ~ NJ " =, N~le,'
rI..ues'es, 81. e. 49,, 49, - 80, =, N n, 'sI
y, sias, ,,, -, - n - Sorasr, 4, ~ %
~, ~, -. Go cSa~et. le-s,sn Is's,5 -
NJ Son, Ia. ,le,a-ara Maker f,r a. ne earSs
MON sNVes .~-' - .,.'' -. -, ~. -.
ilihss pennieon II, -, -, ~, ~, ~ - ~ ~
Falmouth, ing 90 N.p'Nn, ~ " u. C,s w vsgiel,
rom thaitNoh ar tlH y. " - "a, ~ We
cleared pytr' iNct, ~ go, ~ ~ 49, tiseh
Mara Ssbs ksl' ~ y, = IL IL y N RAG
Naihi Blake t"tN. h''S.' Ctp 4, -" Nr,,isM
fenne anu 'etueha s' t ,,iI,scn \ ei, . a.
M ~ S,,n' slawinui Rolnnsrn trom d. arr Al,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-18

\ WAY TO COLLECT DEBTS NOT fkoNi-
pEpFoR ~ rEE CoDE.--A creditor IN Albany has found
a way of bringing debtors 10 terms. which Is quite
new, and MAY prove effective with that large class
of Jeremy Did1lorS who 90 mol care what they pro
mise.
\ Young man, the son OF d wealthy citizen of com
pctenco. IN Albany, say The A'tas, WAC had been
rather prolusc m ms Expenditures, and re Ncss la
his habits. had contracted considerable DEBT tor
horse hire al one ol livery stables. The livery
man had repeatedly urged IL, payment, aud the
Young spcndtArG often promised 90 pay. but fall
ed. At last application wa, made 10 The father. who
refused to pay a cent tot the "youuc rascal" IL
naliy a solemn promise was made by lie debtor,
that on given day 1t would. Without fat. pay the
livery mans claim " II ht was Gt'f. Tho time
came round. but the Young man OK the money did
not. Tie creditor al once determined upon his
course, and sent his driver VITA Sc tears., covered
with Tic drapcry of mourning 10 the residence Of ms
debtor the house Of the father or course on the ar
ryal and s,Oppage OF this vehicle OF death IA honi
OF his door. the old gentlemen MAS struck Wlth
amlzement. and inquired the cause. " Your son l.
dead, j. he not cody replied the driver have
come 10 bury ham" " /Ounds,' says lhc Old man.
u l. false, NY son l. alive and we'll Cant be"
SAYS the driver, or lie would have paid my empioye
according 10 promise N lie was alive. and shall
either have the money or The young mans body be-
fore / leave your door" The old gentleman con
senicd to pay. and ihe hearse moved Of.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-18
The Late severe Hail storm.

BOsTOV, Thursday, July /.
correspondent of the Bangor Democrat states TIA,
the hail storm Of the 9th INST very destructive Ia
Patton, Me. Small hail covered the ground m most
parts OF the town white "a Winter but the scene
Of destruction was about half mile wide, where The
hail about The size OF hens eggs 90 the hardest
ice, in round form, and pouring down III such
quantities with furious tempest OF wlnd shaking
and Gathering OF the houses that windows were moi
heard TO break, although the glass was srewn IN ali
objections The storm seemed 10 mark a certain
width and within one rod OF such complete desruc-
hon. nothing was injured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-18
Marke,s..BrFFMLo. Lnly Y

The receipts of the past "a hours have been FLOUR
2OOo bbls Wheat 10000 bush, Corn 1900 bush.
The market for FLOUR Is without material change =;
Western il in fair demand 1000 bush. Michigan
sold at 37d3 A. The supplies Of Western Mixed
WHEAT are larger and prices are heavy sales II 900
bush at IS al for Ohio. CORN Is easier, with bet
ter inquiry 26,CC0 bush. sold al 4Oc. for sChlcago.
and AZ for Western Mixed OATS are heavy, and
prices are lower sales having been made ~ - -
BE fRtIGHrS are unchanged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-18
Whalers.

- Sailed ironi New London July H. silp Nou,elsu,s.
lett, do $50 D''"A " ai'i'i' Da' =
AT At Nantucket July b ship Three Brother. MITCHELL
fs Sl Ocean With 500 bbls sp. 100 do VIII oil
c.s" ~ New Bedford July II, ships date bark Bart
G'eL"ls feusts, Pacific Ocean: WxyerIr KemDtOu
Goit Pasihc Uncas. james do; bark Helen CHOW lne~
ps t. an a. Dcean Sid shps Boston, Williams North
tuekst FOR Pacific Ocean, DAYS Oh,
North Parilc Ocean
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-18

The receipts since our last FLOUR, 600 barrels q
NuEAr :, 500 bush Corn. 81 coo bush. Common To
fair brands of Western FLOUR are lower and Inc
demand is lower sales > 50a bush at : al o6 for
strait State and Michigan. CORN Is steady AT Yc-cr-
DAYS quotations. sales made of 1900 bush AT
81 for slightly damaged mlNcd Western ~! ior or
binary do, and 4lc for heated do 1000 bush OATS AT
axe Prison WHISKY IL II .iC.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-18
WnrAr-GrowlNG-~THr WEEyIL.-Th

NHEAf-t EOWlNG-s-lH lie W EENlL.-IhC
Aeiwu ~. " AdrtriiScr saws IN relation 10 The
NcCVn and the cultivation OF Wheat
Our readers aware that the farmers of The east
EN- pant of The State were forced, some ten years
since - give M the ItSlug of Wheat, account of
The WeeNil. whose destructive rayaCcS rendered Il
Improbable We learn. however. that this year the
farmers of Rensselaer, and Columbia counties are
looking forward with confidence TO a weld o. wheat
which II l. thought VIII average p bushels 10 the
acre. The experiment was first tined last year, ana II
was found thar the destructive insect hat entirely Dis
appeared The wheat lClds IN this section, is We axe
informed bv farmers from various parts o. The county
look remarkably well, and where The WeerIl have
not cOmmcnCed fheirm Scnlei. the prosper i very
dateIng that a heavy yield viii oC realized Ia
some localities we understand that the WeeNll have
DESTROYED whole fields cf Wheat. 80 that the cronS
would not pay The expense ofharyeS,lng. How many
ncds have been injured IN THIS Way. are unable to
form any idea but from what We learn from various
sources. We should think that this insect VIII do lar
less damage 10 crops III This county ihs season than
II did last
The uniform cool weather We have had the pres
eni season has been highly favorable 10 the growth
of Wheat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-18
naInnQe BIZ Hood.

WARRES, Pa, THURSDAY, July II.
The river is rising rapidly and there are strong
orosuccts of a high hoOi. The streams above here
are all very high, and much damage has been done
m Cbautauquc county, carrying away nnmDer OF
bridges and mill dams
It's still raining very hard, and the umbormen are
ureparing for business
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-18
Sentence OF Death against the negrobo Long
Items By the Southern Mail

BALTfNORE, Thursday, JNIy II
The negro Long was sentenced 70 be hung to-day
for numbering the boy Rumpi-oui the ""seI m,
will commute the sentence TO imprisonment ioi i.ie'
The Southern mail has arrived.
The dueIists Mcssrs Hunt Frost, were arrested
on the 9th inst and held TO keep the peace notwIt-
standing which the fatal occurrence aiterWari loon
place. .e. ~.
Alexander Desarpe, the pilot Of The steamboat Oip-
sey was killed at New-Orieans by Samuel AcDo"eh'
the Engineer. ..,x
Thomas Smith respectable Young man was inur-
dered al Savannah on Sunday by a drunken COM
canon
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Passengers Arrived

J. ssr T. Blstrs. from LscsrlOOt-Mr> ID Brown, Ms
4 G.lb.rf Mr. h I.nl-ir0u. VI rgrt.~ ara .ady, VI v
Turtle. Mr. Miller and lady.
I, ship koVgrd, ron Hap.bang-C harlore hete.Dorg,
Mare Reielbcrg Aug -e Retelerg Anna feteiDe-g. "
Alhrtchf 4 Lel>conung ClIoiLe IeisrJnrns. AniS ne
Ltl,couslng BlaIl, lithtl. Oth Lou "a Ltlmann IL
kullacn Hermann BshIeui. lady. children and servant
~ sap b Milan, from GastSt0n-H Wood, } T.
" llsou. Richard Ross. p Hernanns Mn HerrnanuS
and child II Goldman 1lrs Goldman and children l. l.
Goldman NJ Goldman, J + Treat. 4 McMllea. "
R0lgtTs
Z. tcrl L.rr from HgrqHg-Mrs Horn and sou. SIr aud
alss Here err Ar wig, Mr. SummeTfeld, Mr. Atter.dse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-18

Jus at % 10. Ion 70 %. ,h Nchola, BrIle I'm New
York for Mobile
July l5 lat 30, lon IS 49, ship Mobile tOf Bath for New
Orleans
July TO- lat = 80 lon 70 So sch Joseph Tobias (ol Phi
adslphlal, IN Mobile for BostOn-l3 ds out
for NOrleans ~ '''N
July la, - %, Ion . 30 Br brig John. I'm Ierc f,,
NYeTs. ~ ~ '''
Liverpool. $50 WV '''''i'
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From Piff.burg.

PIrTsBuR0, THURSDAY. July l..
The river Is rising rapidly, with FIVE feet OF water
III the channel quite a number OF large Ooa's are
tab ing in freight for ports below
Ere ghts 20 Cincinnati are twenty cents passage
SIX dollars. City healthy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-18
THr EplrcmAL DlsrlcuLrl IN New.

THE EDIfoMAL DIFFICULTY IN NEW
ORlEANS Hle origin OF the late fatal encounter be-
tween Nh. J " Frost Of the New Orleans crescent
and DR.. HINT, Il gwen IN the proceedings Of Wing
meeting IN the Ihlrd DIsrlct, published 10 the New
Orleans papers. IL appears that the meeting being
unable 10 agree upon candidate, divided INTO Two
sections and The Marks party beng that IN Opposl-
non 10 Col Hunt. Was addressed al some length oy
Mr.. Frost This speech reflected IN severe terms
upon Col Hunt AID ms friends In Tie course OF his
speech Nh Frost WAS lnierTupjC3by voice from the
crowd which proved 10 Dc that OF Dr.. Hunt. You
lie. Vou are a. id hal Nh. Frost. at the conclu.
sion ~ his speech, ~ airtins 10 this interruption.
SAID he could not resent an insult offered sv one from
cTowd-bU; II he had SAID ANYTHING offensive 10 the
hunts, ne held himself personally responsible Al
the CONCLUSION Of Mr. Fro>,'s >neeeh some lei
oui, "Thrce groan> for Doctor HUM" which were
gwen quite vigorously AMI then ihc crowd dispersed
TORNADO AND FRE>Hgr IN MICHIGAN
The Deiro,t Tri5tae Of the l4th saws The IN c,un-
Wy a. !di a. Nashieha~ anu Jackson Counties has
"ctA NSi'eN " f" dreadful. tornado. Il commenced
raining about O'Clock. 4 ". or Saturday and
poured down during The DAY. ~ intervals uptil 1
ocock T. VI. ~ cling all the streams leading Z, no
Huron RIVER Grand River. &c. For eight or ten
miles VIDE, along The llne Of The Central Raiiro.4
HE crops have been much injured by a tornado from
the norta trees uprootcJ, and limbs broken OF hy
Tue iloishCe al Inc gale. NllCh lasted for a lc.
minutes prior - l O'Clock. 7. NJ Considerabi. dam,
ase MUS Aave been experienced north and south o.
the railroad bat from Dexter 20 beyond Francisco
vile. the wheat and com were Frustrated the
marshes were ali aiOa; and considerable has tina,
was cut ana cooked up OF them was completely de-
lueed The Oldest inhabitants n thar region recoic-i
Of no instance of parallel ireShe,.
er Hon. VIM. {. Preston, now on :
visit 20 FAIRFIELD Distinct : &, 1r0>tr. s1 o. a.
attack OF paralysis
CHoLERA.-Ihc Cholera has arosea out
at Flint iiill, Mo, IN a ;carfl. EslG.r. >csera *,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-18
Ecceinf< of Produce.

b. "a. North Rrr Boats Tnnrsiay. J.g - 80
MS Et.r IA a., Ashes, I1g do WHISKY. 100 Phrs teei
7fdi f6if. % in Buiier: C3a0 bushels ga l)3lo do
Wheat. g. ~ do RE. J6i76 do Com 205 inies Wp,
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The Mexican , rauds.

WhshIs5 foN, Thursday, July IL
The Grand Jury haze found true bill against
Gecrge A. J. Carlcs Gardiner for obtaining money
frauculcnty from me Mexican Commission
President Fillmore and family. together Win 80
setary Stewart, viii leave here about tne ISM oi s'c
ensuing month, on a visit to the Whl'e sulphur
Springs of Virginia ,..,...A:a ,.ol.
The annual commencement Of the Columbia Coz
lege took place yesterday. Among the graduates
was Mr. George 5. Baker OF Cayuga New-f orK' anu
William L Titcomb Of Boston
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Foreign Ports.

AZ !amg,ec 9Th att brigs Triton fn NfOrk for foo1sco
Ii'ei'a, HAM do Tor LagsGa, sch Jane Elizabeth
Ioocslt Cd, fni and for SOrleans.
a. Aux Cayes 23th ulf, sch Elizabeth Ana CObs. "a
b"ri-s, ,sIle Sayi onIy American vessel
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MARRIED.

IN prooAl5u. July II. by Rev Dr. Tyus. WILLIAM
PET and MARTHA ISABELLA, daughter OF the lite
James /. N0iIar iSq.
81 SqriugfcIl. Car, Couutr. On. tie SD ms. .
GEORGE u. FREY % Ms JENNIE WARD, all u the
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A Counterfei,cr Arrested.

LOWELL. Thursday, July L.
A man named John IaddO has been arrested and
committed for rlal. on the charge of passing coun-
tcTtClt money.
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