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The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-08-27

The Board of Health have, in conformity with
the LIST section of the above act designated the fol-
lowing reservations and squares in the city of
Washington those in which sioptubs for the ofal
of the kitchen to be kept
First Ward.-Squares Nos. rs, II, IS, Sc, 10l
l05 lS, 49, 100, l2, l26, 1877, al, loo, los, l69
22I
Second Wdrd.-Squares 223. 224 225, 226, 227,
252 253, 255, ISL 257 2SS 2s9, 800, 29I, 1922 1913,
3l8 39, 800, 32l, 1872, 323 34l 345, 346 BAT, 34s,
349
Third IYdrd.-Squares3 67, 36S, 1863, $40, 1913, 374
375 $780, 377, 37S 379, $780, 3Sl, 40 402 403 404 405
406 407 40S, 423, 424, 425, 1876, 427, 42S 429 43l
432, AS, 449, and $50.
Fourth Ward. -Reservations A, b, and 10, and
squares Nos. 1853, 454, 455, 456, 457 46l ass, AGO.
49l, and 533.
Fifth Wdrd.-Reservation Nos III and II, and
squares Nos. SIS, 6S7, 6SS, 600, 72s, and 729.
BY order; THO. MILLER, M. D.,
President of the Board of Health.
Iupe IO-1amtOct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14
Air Line Railroad Convention.

A convention of the friends of the Bos-
ton and New York Railroad, commonly called the
"Au Line" Railroad was held at New Haven, CT,
Yesterday afternoon. The assembly was the largest
and most respectable of the kind held IN that
city. About four hundred delegates attended from
Middleton alone and other towns on the proposed
route were also represented by their Mayors Select
men and capitalists. The delegates were chiefly
from Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island
the latter seemed to think tina, the Tine be direct
one, should not deAect around its northern corner.
but should pass over the Blackstone River in that
State.
About 2 O'Clock a procession was formed AT the
New. Haven Hotel, corner Of College and Chapel
cts, where the principal delegates were stopping,
and marched 10 Bre ~ster Hall, where the meeting
called 10 order by Hon. {. II. AlsoP, President
Of the proposed Road, whose motion tae iollo~ ~
ing officers were appointed
Prts.dsst-lIon, A. ~ SKINNER, Mayor of New
Haven.
V.cs Pres.Ssa.-n Hon Is. Douglas Mayor of Middle
town. Hon. NJ, p. Wilder, OF Massachusetts, Prof
W. {. Fowler. OF Amherst College, and w, wads-
worth, ESQ. OF Durham.
NeersiarseS-Alffed II. Terry, OF Ne~-haVen, and
Dennis Sage, OF NiddieIown.
Eloquent and con, incny speeches were made, and
enthusiastically responded TO, by Hon. C. II. Alsop,
OF Middletown, Hon. (. ID. Amaiown Of Boston
Hon. Albert Smith of Maine Hon. {. I. Russell, Of
Boston Professor Siihman, OF Yale College Proiss-
Sor Fowler, of Amherst college Hon Linus Child.
OF oxen Hon. Mr.. Wilder o; Massachusetts Mr..
Child, OF Woodstock, Rober, Goldman, Esq, o! Dor
chester Hon. Il. Z. Peck, Of New-Ha,en Nj Bar
ton, OF Springfield, and Austin Baldwin, N Middle
town. The remarks Of each would be Well worth
reporting, but our crowded columns this morning
FORBID Letters, apologizing for absence were read
after which the following resolutions were unsni-
mousy adopted, and then the Convention "a ,ourned
with great enthusiasm
Hssorea That m the 0pansOR of this Conys R,o tie pub
interest mperstvey de 0sds the D. the
Soitss, pessihe railroad between the CCs OF New York
and Boston whose lines If steamers form tie sula
mubcailen Of thus Continent with Europe.
Rssotd That the local the Lne OF s road
would Justify ITS construction
kSsofted. That the following the oplnon OF
this Convention fully warrant the hoe that The stock OF
this road must necessarily of the noss produc
tive Of any IN this section Il our nntry.
First IL the shortest Pos between the two
great commercial ~ the North. Seoosd, It's
unity under Board al ectoFs. Trf. lis numerous
nbu,srss brnsin worcs the Railroad of
han any other existing Road The Hartford aad Proyi-
nc slong hss em Hartford, the sAcrssTosd BY asost
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14
MASSACHUSETTS.

- SINGULAR AcCIDENr.-Mr. George l.
if son ma hlnist, IN the establishment OF Messrs
~euno On Monday evening. While descending The
sisi LIE stepped upon the cylinder OF hay-cntt.T
VIE AhiVes, and, IN endeavorlng to save him
ing upon the sharpenea INSTRUMENTS he thy,.p seSs
AAnG suoceniy back, which came in contac, ,,,,b
Sholnef cy lhser, cutting the flesh 10 the bone az,
'Onip1eeI! se'efmg three sinews Of the hand
I"oToesssrSpy.
US There are i,500 grog- shons in r..
ton. ofwhch go are kept by Irish. and abon, roo
other foreigners. iVV ~
The WEBSTER CONVENTION uao,;u
OF The Wings of WsstGeld, on the lO,h OF which M
Aoeott as Thurman, and Lewis T. loot Serretsrr
selected Delegates u he W. -.
Boston, Cd the 25Ik Inst -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14
CONNECTICUT.

IMPROVEMENT IN CARs.-We yesterday
took ride IN the new car OF the n. Y. and n. IL.
Railroad, and from the experiments made IN regard
to It's utility, we are confident 1t will accomplish tAe
desirable object for which il Is arranged. This
some eight or ten times, and always with more OF
lees of the windows Open al times all of them, aud
yet the interior Is as free from aust as though the
brush had been IN constant operation. The experi-
ment Of smoking by three or four inveerates ma ie
no impression upon the air of the car and the cur
rent of air outward was strong that pieces OF
paper OF the size Of a dollar were Whlred taroush
the open window with great velocity. The con
struciion of these peculiarly formed windows also
forms convenient resting. place for the elbow and
gives some SIX inches more room 10 a seat than Ia
ordinary cars, while the beauty of the carriage is
not at all affected: The cost of ear constructed
upon this new principle is but a tribe more M ,a
the old plan, and the arrans ement can DC applied ~
the cars now IN general use at a very trifpg ex-
pepse. ~Hayen Palladium. lllh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14
MARRIED..

On Monday, Nov. 70, s5l, BY Rev. DR.. Ferns ALBERT
c. HODGES to JANE NJ, daughter Of the lae Nahum
Andrews. all Of this city
On Tuesday, By Rev. DR.. Patton, THOMAS C POL
LOCK TO MARY ADELAIDE, daughter Of James w
Halsled. all Cf this city.
In Brooklyn. "Wednesday afternoon, Nov a. 1851 by
Rev Mr. Spencer, LYMAN MOTION, Jr Esq, u 81
Tacuse, n. Y, 10 Miss ELLEN MATILDA ELLIS, Of
the former place
In Rutland VT, On wednesday, Nov. r. SAMUEL W.
BLUNT, of New York to JANE L, Youngest daughter
Of the late Jared c Burdlck, Of utland.
In Pennington, OntarIo Co, v the nth ult., Dy
Rev. Dagget, IL W. GUNNISON. Counsellor a.
Law Date editor Of TIE Commercial AdUerfiser,l Mi
In West Soners. the morning OF the 18th instant BY
Rev J Sloat EDWARDF TRAVIS, EsI., OF YORK
City, 70 Miss VI. AMELIA rOGPKISS, Ot SOmers.
ON wednesday evening Nov. l2 - 81 phens Church
b. Rev Dr. Joseph n. Price Mr.. ID. W. Z. BER8iEN 10
Wallis, Esq NIB ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

FEARFUL ACCIDENT AND Loss OF LIFE
About O'Clock yesterday afternoon, dreadful CAS-
ualtv occurred IN a Pyro;echnic establishment on
La Fayet,e az near the Fatbush road, by which two
bows lost their lives and three others have received
dreadful injuries. Il III at stove had been Just
nut ND In The lower apartment, which was occupied
bv Hugh O'Rourke as pyrotechnic factory, the up
nsr noy,on OF the building being also used for Ike
purpose, by John Morris, and that on the return OF
some of the hands from dinner, they had been kin
ding fire in the stove, when some sparks fell upon
tho eoor where combustble sediment lay scattered
about and communicated 10 larger stock OF mate
ria, causing an explosion which blew away the side
N ollie and roof and set the concern on fre. When
assistance arrived the bodies OF the inmates, FIVE IN
nrmber were taken out, when II was found that two
of ,be,n. named Michael McCue and John Duffy,
were hfeless their bodies having been burned to a
,.n ard three others named Michael Connolly, Pat
rick Fitzgerald and Peter Skelly, were frightfuny
burned. though still alive All the bodies were taken
to the CITY Hospital, where an inquest will be held
to-day by Coroner Ball McCue and Duffy, the de-
ceased were boys of about l6 and II years of age.
and reside with their parents, the former at the
nor Of Wllloughby-st and HudsOn-av, and the lat
ter In RAYMOND ST near the JAIL Connolly and
FITZGERALD were also boys of about the same age,
and Sicily is man of some 40 years OF age. His
family wife and two Children reside at the corner
of Warren and Smith SITS. The loss on the property
was about $500.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14
Passengers Arrived

IN dsGmIAIP Roanoke from Norfolk and Richmoad-E
ltlisehn, N. Hougbt0s. & {, Baglm, T. Banar ] Odd,
VA H.lnes. B@nsy, Whitney, C. McKam Dr. J G.
Watts; Bfadis,! Bentley, G. Lovely. J. T. s,svarr,
hss topeway, Dir Hastings. + J Townsend and ady
U Clogtoa. Norns, A. Ganbrel, J. n Tyler. Mis- A.
Clo M1ss Lig gnoIe, { Mitchell, J. II BoTan d r Keel
,hE, d. IL A. SumecSe, J, b. Katsll, J Laifdio~ r.
I"cA y. Coson, q. Bensar. ID. ID Ciahe. G. " JACOB,
VIM lfasiiiiAn, {. Talbot. G. w. Woodward, X Wool
ward &. Carr and 81 IN the steerage
N packet gsip Lg4rsrse from LfserpooL-Arthuf Weld
Hayes, Samuel Boyd
In sAsD LEBANON, from LiterpOO-Messrs I'd VIZ Pie
Ian. T. SINH, Capt. YalDy
In ship conscatine from LiUerpo0I-Nrs H. Par,ons Of
New York. Biss NJ Campbell ofIreand. w. Acy VI New
Orleans, and GO IN toe sfe-fage-all well
p s.Ir Molfir J Wrrd sr9r Ff-sr-oof-ffr 11rHnrr
Etass6efh from brsfot-R n sifh aud LADY,
Mr. ia. m, Mr. hengnsedse, Dir. Kendall, T. Hancock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14
DIED.

On the 18th il slant. ELIZABETH RUSSELL wife Of
the late George Russell
Her friends and acq snces are respectfully invited
attend her Bersl Seventh DAY 18th inst AT II O'clock
from her residence No 73 HOastOust, without further
invitation nft 1'
on Thursday morning 18Th instant after lingering
Illness JOHN EADlE. 10 the 9Th year OF his age
The friends Of the family respectfully n'hei to at
tend his funeral this Fridsyl afternoon, az o'clock from
his late residence, No e9s Fourth 81.
On THURSDAY morning the 18Th instant, Rev DANIEL
HALL, IN the SD year Of his age.
The relatives and friends Of be fimy and those OF IN.
brothef James Hall fespecf II invited - attend
funeral thu, afternoon al b Occs from the Firs BaD st
Church II Oonle- II.
On the lAh instant az her fathers res deuce Son,h
Brooklyn, ELIZA MARIA the only daughter II AR An
demon the aBctlOKeeI an.abe aud ccO npshed klrl
the Idoi Of her parents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14

Ships-snlliyan, Edwards. Cnsresoa. ThoS Nsaal. .
Tempest, Potter. New Orleans. ". Elgell Rversdaie
OBJ maxwell, New Orleans. Daniels. Bsasley q Co :
Wa hlichccck, Conway, Apalaehcoll, Bogar \ Knee.
land
BaIss-Caiher'ne Aususss. sestman Nsv-oresns J
B. eager Rhone. Carlisle. Apalachicola Fade 4
Hazard
Bngs-MaIla I WILDE. Coffin Jacksonville J. Cr,o. /:
Phllura. Thatcher. sayanRsh DaAhAm DlmSa Wststsl
Morse, Wilmington T v hite h 80
Schoonos-ASA EldTedgc LowdaE Phfad.lohia J W
Mckee: Francis Haliett. alden. Phlaielpea w
Mckee; Pauline, FOsier. ~. Johns y. y. B eager,
Meteor Rppen, Norfolk. master. Richmond nllev keh
pond c n Person Mann. WICK "A BALTIMORE johnson
n Ioyden; smith, SUES, Wilmington DoIlney a
Potter Echo. (Brl Holder, S John, N q. p Nerus
X Sons
Fall River
Sieamboat-Meteor Lawless. New dreams, Charles
Morgan Peuobscot CLARK PHILADELPHIA, VI. Sanford.
BaTge-Orb Yapp Philadelphia, j N. Briggs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14
WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

TAxEs.-The rate for the year has not
vet been determined upon, owing to delay on the
part of the County Supervisors as to the County
rate The Village rate, we understand, has been
computed. 1t Will be about IS cents on each sloO-
equal TO &c cents of the valuation of last year Last
year the village tax 50 cents on $780, but the val
uation has been doubled this year The Village rate
will be less than last year &c is to So The delay
of the County Supervisors, understand, Is owing
TO doubt whether or not to charge the cost of open
ing and grading Dvsion-av on the County this year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14
OHIO.
ANOTHER NILIAISors

ANOTHER NLLAIsous ArrEMpr-On
Saturday night about ii o'clock, as the Cleveia,d
and Columbus train was running be,ween $500 ~
and Salem. the cow.catcher caught I'D a telesranh
poIe, whlch had been placed across the track and
pl'ched ~ INTO the air. Anticipating further OBJ
structione the Engineer stopped the locomotive and
II Was found that the road was literally streya with
plank belonging 10 the Company which had been
placed on both sides of the way In one soot the
ofncets found nme large planks piled In one heap
across the track The probahle c.nse - -,
some GAYS previous COW had been killed in the
immediate neishborhood, and the oostructons are
supposed 10 have been placed there oy her owner 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14

. A. ., r.~, and the country east of Wilimsn,I
Ton p,cv,.nss route 70 NewYmk some u aies less
than by any ether road The New London ana Palmer
100 yyi,h =. bn.,nes. to New Haven and NeS-Y"ta
Eosrh Its cost Of construction being estimated al tire.
millions II dollars only one third OF the oosi OF psS"
md route from New Haven 70 Boston. -.
E<soIsed That immediate and snerse,ic ACTON -
necessary the Accomplishment OF thus gea po
go We recommend that committee. be appointed 10 va
te. ar towns along route 20 procure SUE
me stock Of thu road who snail make toeir repor 70 W.
p,esSep, thereof on or before The day Of December
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14
NETWORK.

lHE SYRACUSE RESCUE CAsE-Judge
Conkmg IN his charge to the Grand Jury at Buffalo.
IN order 10 demonstrate the outlines o. Inc act win
which the accused are charged, referred
First, to the pToSi>loAs respecting fugitive slaves
III the Constitution of l1s9.
Secondly to the Act Of 1923, and It's operation and
administration.
And thrSly 10 the law Of 1885, the present Fugitive
Slave law, the 7th sec of which he quoted at length
He then gave Il clear, onei account OF the occur
Iences al Syracuse and sand If there De welfogndsd
proof thai the accused cooperated b overt acts OF
by melting others the Grand jury we're impeTaiyely
bound 10 md bills OF indictment against the n.
ACCIDENTAL Drowning. In Rochester,
Mass, few DAYS SINCE, two xoihers named Basseu.
wen, upon a cunning excursion on the sea shore.
One OF them pushed of IN a small skih IN pursuit OF
ducks and losing his paddles, unable 10 reach The
shore gam without assistance tie called Out 10 his
brother, who, finding no boat hardy with which -
render him aid, tempted 10 reach the Nm upon
small raf, which supported the brave youth until he
reached deep water, when, some accident happening
70 H. he VAS drowned. The brother IN ihs boat
nnaily drlfted ashore upon island and was saved.
"a Richard NORWOOD of kenne5unk,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14
Foreign Ports.

At London 2sth ult ships Ka'e H0wes Norcross, for
CARDIFF TO load for kew Orleans Sersnpoie, Johnson io
Boston, ldg bark Luci nda Nichols. for Boston, do
CallaO, Oct g. ships Angnan, from Chncha ISLANDS,
for Hampton Rosds abt rssdy Hercules supposed Of
New York Badigsn, condemned Nest0r, Of San Fran-
cODoen ned (see Di-ss'ers
Sid. nOm do, Sept. " Br bark Ann Logan, New York
with part # The Nes,ors cargo Oct Belgian bark Won
WICK, do do.
At Ch.ncha Islands about Aug 49, ship Palmyra Grow.
ell for New York ldg. destination altered iT0m Liver
pool.
Sailed from Havana about list inst Br. brig Lily, New
Ynk.
SD from Gibraltar 18th ut bark Aexina, Jordan Gate
master OF 0llg ChalswOTth.D New IOrk. a.,
Bid from CaIiao. Aug % ship America, Laurence, 'AF
paraisJ.
Al Trieste nth alt ship Aricgton Ryan, fbr New-York
ldg bark George Thomas Fisk, DO do.
Sailed from ElsinOfe. 6,h ul ships Caroline e p0Hs
from CroBstsdt) Boston 10Th Frank Johnson. from
Stockholm NevYork lj,h bs'k John Parker, Nnsh
Cronsiaot,l Boston I'D, ship Jedors Leach, do DO
AZ Bristol 2th ult ship Cairo Taylor, TOO Ne~-ohssh
loading
At Bangor w 28th ul, bark Dephos Curtis, for Bo'-
ton, Commenced log eth ~
Cleared a, Chaxiotfeto~D, = l. 3Oth ult sehf mAy
flower Gerrior Boston; is, isst, bng. WLhAsi ns9o.
United States 3D. Ann MurchsOn and Albion, terriof'
Boston 9Th, schr. Beona, Nchae. do. N,
Arr al PlctOu. 29th ut bflgs Eagle hoss boston
meia, Merryman ST Johns NJ Cleared asth ult.; ons
Nelson, Balm. Boston schr ~aery'ie, HAYES a. o.
bridgeport: ooh brgs Lady Sale, Bondrot Boston, NJ
cca. Merriam Providence is' inst, WANDERED De"''A
Pembroke. ,,,,.
Ar al Halifax dh inst brig Muta LANG Philsfslghs
Arr. at St John B 7tb INST schr On; NC 'u Gu
perior Mason, Londonderry; Lazy Arabea, 0fs'' L'A'
don bris Lafayette. Clifford. PfOviden'e -, ,,o..
uside The haabOr 7th inst brig Myrtle Petsh Bosom
sshr Mas Hill, Clifford, from New Haven.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14

10 III cents ON the dollar This Is much better than
las expected when the failure was announced.
The Deylestown Bank has declared a
dividend of 4 p cent. for the last SIX months 'he
Farmers Bank of Bucks County has declared dlyi-
dend OF y cent. for the last six months the 20
lumbia Bank and Bridge Co., ~ cent the Bank OF
Chester Co 81 q share, the Lancaster bsnk' y
cent the Farmers Bank. Lancaster, - cent the
Lancaster Co. Bank, 5 = cent the Insurance ana
Trust Co., Nashville, y cent the Mercantile Ma
rins Insurance Co, Boston, ) y cent.
In the Boston Money market there is no
marked change. The supply and demand, at rates
which have been quoted for week pastis about equal
The tendency 10 further ease Is evidently checked
BY the unexpected and aenng appearance OF me
foreign Exchange market, and fears Of increased
shipments of coin.
The earnings of the Rutland and Bur
linet Railroad Company for the month OF October
were..-.-.----.----- --St-'<W w
In the same month of ls5O--------------- 26sl2 So
Gain this yesr-.-----.-----.----- %
The earnings on the Mansfield and San
dusky City Railroad, OHIO, during the past year,
- 20 10 SS
Excess in s5l---------.------------ ---Sioi'o1f
The following will show the leading fea-
lures of the condition of the active Banks of New
Orleans for the month of October, ISL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14
Receipts Of Produce

BIZ The North RiUer Boats NOU l3Is9i9 bbls Flour.
do Ashes C42 do Whskey 1903 bales W0,l 600 pkgs Bat
Ia do Cheese 2427 do Beef 1900 bush Wheat 90
10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14
Disasters. &c.

ScHR. HENRY, Of GFeenporr from New York for feras
before reported abandoned the vessel fallen WITH
her beam ends the 18th u By snip Zenobis at New
Orleans
SHfP NESroR. (of San Francisco Tfny, from Gu nehs
Islands i0rHampiOn Roads with coo tns gsaDo twice
surveyed Cal whsre she had for earsnce
finally Condemned thy and her m 10
New York direct BY Br bark Ann Logan and Belgian bark
Won Wycke for 50 per The NestOr sold for 81 100
Capt Tfundy hss returned home the fsthmIs Ship
Hercules, believed OF New York. with Of Euano.
condemned ab'u : ne time
eCHR. BELLoNA Weave OF Gloucester. was run down IN
the Bay night OF 9Th INST by bng Rescue Of Hancock.
She towrd into Proync.t0wn The Is issued a the
Gloucester Mutual Fishing Insurance f'r 81 500
ScHR DANIEL p KING, Of Gloucester, is reported 20
have gone ashore at Chit,xeng raoe Breton She was
condemned and sod Insured az the Gloucester Mutual
Fishing Office for $4,000.
ScIIR MONTEREY. az Charleston, experienced heavy
weather. and carried away head II fOremast
ScHR. ARvASDA, Ryan. from Belfast, Ne, was cast
away Souns Beach. p l., Bis, ult aud perfect
wreck Crew saved
BR BRIG MAYFLOwER Ross, from savannah for Pictou,
with ptch pine amber wrecked IN Gooseberry Cove,
Lou sDug, Oct 20 Cargo AID materials saved, and
advertised 10 be sold Several 4 the died the pas
sage Of fever and sgue
BRIG MANILA, O'Bnen. at Charlottetown, y. l..
ready sail 7th for Richmond lost anchors aad CHAINS
in gale at that Ilace prev ous to 81 inst
SCIIR. DISPATCH, Of Welifsei. driven ashore at the
Cape Breton, is not much damaged and will probably be
got of. &c.
All the Americans fishing esel seized in the bay OF 81
Lawrence have been reeaed except the IDr OF Cl0ucs
ter which had been stripped and her cargo taken out
Among those sezed and released the Rich OF Cashs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14

No date, lat IS 8, ton u 80 brig Horace Greeley,
from New York for Franklin La -
Nov lat 26 IS. Ion s. IS Ship Kenpebec from New
Orleans for Liverpool, DIS out.
Ocr T. off Nantucket shoals ship AlbGs. Gregory, from
Liverpool for Baltimore
Oct 81 lat &c Ion 30, ship Holyoke Perkins FIN BANGOR
Wales for Boston.
Oct 30 lat Ion CT co. schr TenDesse from Boston f'r
Port-au Prince
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14

"a Richard Norwood. OF kenne5unk,
a.e, Went cr' hshTs. N sra ecsr or 'rsf.1 2.t
has BOT since teen heard from
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14
Domestic Ports.

BALTIMORE, Nov. i2-Ar brig Kate PeniefsAvv'
Evans IIagua schr s. L Parker Beatty. Albany.
CID schrs Nedoa. tBr Smith. Bern ada and ihsfu o.
Cornihian. Wainwright, Wilmington y. G.; samuel p''~
Ter. Booze. hsI lesion. a
CAPE ISLAND, N. j. Nov. ll-lsA M-Ihe Ieposs ~
the supposed 10 be ship Shenandoah now 10 the 1ns.
is ANNOUNCED by the "a Ut boat j. O. Whlldn, t~nsnr ~,
lust sturnsd) 10 be The Danube. from Liverpooi an
deep laden and fun Of The ship zone
Tiys rfrr Oct ~ 9TH fire = hpm bant, -
tor p,iot A bte.afe O'Clock too brss passed no
sppsreIil; fof the BfeakwafeT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14
REAL ESTATE, Nov. l3-By Cole & Chill

S,mSy ass - aveoUes us
lot. on Monroe Joining each 25Il00 $50 each loo
90 on rear each 25xle0, $50 each-.------.-. eVV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14

The Citizens Bank and the Consolidated Assocla-
ton appear to be engaged mainly an winding up,
and their returns form iDconsiderable part Of the
general return. The dead weight and assets OF the
active Banks not esteemed immediately available.
amount TO sl203s.5ls. The assets OF the Citizens
Bank and the Consolidated Association, which are
ali nearly dead weight, amount to S1HS,3sy Inc
New Orleans Banks are IN strong position, ana
this has been the remark for several years past.
The receipts of the Morris Canal for
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Norwich.
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do Bark Bay State. Dill, Cha esfon.
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New burg port Sophia Godfiey. Williams Aliens Point
Eclipse, Potter. New LOnfOn; Armstrong, Thomas,
Norwak Eva. Taylor New York Jane & Doughty.
Murphy Richmond Joseph Guest hoath. Boston steam
er kennehec, Sel mnuI, Ne n. York.