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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-24

We. indies; rs Issrsi,a Gage do Enss p.rs,s..,
0t c4iArs Oct s'G @Su . s-' Red Beach
N.y YsIt' i.,h, sch, sIa,y Ehzabsh RisAara..a S.v
d Leighton. Pe'ry. Fh.laa' ipAla. n
DiGiiTON, Oct Is-Au schrs. lille L, Crane. fror
Ghysr, do Goth port The above and bnss Ands- r.
and Poconock ei, from Pic On isg scAr Nm.P WIh.-.
Rogers iron Pnilatsl phia. Do
fail RIVER. Oct. esd schY. Minerva. Mef.,,,..
Fai'imo,e 2isi, s,r brig Inoch Pratt N'ckersoa sa
%ore sloop lsssc 4 Borden Dunpss, New ross sd
GLOUCfSrEa, DC; is-Krs schrs Roam. GlieaS s,o,
fhiiadslphIa Boston. Kelley, from Boston for PAads
Pha Zaleus Haaeu. feom M.ch,sspert tsf Ne.-Ysrf
II ID. Lsgton PeLIy ON CALAIS Tor PhilalelpAsa Co,
tsse, Mcisd1en. f,em Lessc fOE New.Ysrk csra Ma.
II m Bangor Tor New. Work; Mary Haste srom IsS..
New aDs@ cs.as rom 5'S rss%a
New York. Oct q r schrs Charles d Hal.oss. Ds,s
Ma. bl.hesd zoe Ne~-York Susan Ross Brsy fso~ M
cha WsFTToRD. Oct z1-Sld scArs San Inn. va,.n.
philadelphia: J. Goodsosed. CLARK, do, Une,s jsap
BALDWIN. do Amer'cs. JARVIS, do.
LEV Is Oc.. Z3-Snlp u n0a, for New Ofeans h,,k,
Adele for West lrdies waterloo tBr for lannsa vent
laden With coal dragged her snchor last nigh, and .o
bad situation te ng aground oa The bar Ae Cow.
shocnefs bound cut, IN hsrbor wud strong trous
MOBILE. Oe' ij--Arr bng yasdalia GIVE. Nav,
NEW. LONDON. Ocs 1i Arr schrs Minerva L We'd
nnnre Wehrnnto Nnsipa, agseph Ggcst. RsAtA. pAl..
delphn for Norwich sd. schT. WIN. CollJsr. Warren
NoRFolK. oct si-Arr bark Virginia, B.ush. Rich
mond bound 20 New-Ofleans. pr' IN TO hnsh loading
NEW ORLE AM, ocs it-Ar. steamship iouinaas.
Forbes Indlanoa Galveston; shlp Westmoeisnd De-
can philadephia Fr hu< Geo ges. Marneau. BorceaaI
,chrs Jo,en Fernando. tAcK Ascoas, CamPeacay l.;
Rogers Ashb,, BsFos y nu'sl Below. cJmu up, sAp
Anna Rich Burne Il Is fra Boston; biK Anne ncaa, IN.
Vera Cruz Cid SHIPS lesSoFe, Cobb New-fors AZ.
Perkins Pike. Antwerp { Hrmphtess, Bsassr hasfs.
NANTUCKET, Oct sl-Sid schr. Susan Rasssii Nss'
York
Gibbs PhIadelphia William, Nivon, New York.
PROV IDENCE. Oct 2l--AFr brig Condova, Baker, n
York schrs Ala anita. y az. OctacOke, " Z, hams
sherman Phiadeluhs United HslccS. htoany sccps
Sea Witch Wells, New N0'k. Annawas, Bnsss, do.
Wakefield saunders 81 Temperance, N'eoA, rsveItea,
& IN Washington, Mshouey Newport Eagle ingrshan
Warren Fly Smith East lccnwich; Roc ny Brook, DICK
ems Nushts Port; Man Nichols, WickieTd steam.
boats Perry Wooiscy Me- port Bradford Darfee Border
Fail River SID. schrs Both Pacific, Hewitt, PsIadel.
mia: Nafbantl Homes g. cfev. do
PHILADELPHIA. Oct R-Arr. bark Cousad, Smaes
Rio Janemo schrs Josefh LyosAnd. Bell. Richmond Al
bon. RoNisy. Gale . -, -,
Philadelp ha.
Ney-Yo.k Br hire, raStrc schr Lila Miller, do brs
Charles Adsms. Boston -0h. brig Buena vista, Price
New York schr Ajvritp'o. >urrup Nassau. Cid 18th
pr,m bark Creole vessel ~ Domingo; soAT Loulsine
smith New York 20th s,hr. Balance Mathews, Ports.
mouth : tie Philurs Thatcher New York Dutch bng
Erchant,ess. BIZ den, 81 Thomas 2lst bng Delaware
Harding Boston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-24
Bloody AssanIt Sea.

On Wednesday, Jacob Teal, master of
the bark Yarmouth, and Willis, his first mate were
nroushf before United States Commissioner D. F.
Hsleu at Boston, for examination on the charge OF
beating Joseph Dryden, sesmsQ, while on voyage
hom New.Ofleans TO BOSTON The complaint was
made by William Frili, seaman.
IL appeared from the testimony OF Frn. that Bry-
den was taken sick and was disabled from PERFORM
tng duty. That on one occasion he saw the person
OF Bryctn and he was covered With wounds and
bruises upon has sldes aRS other parts of his body
Al another time the mate, Willis ordered the man 10
do duty aloit and on his declining TO do 50 on ac-
count OF severe illness, he abused by blows and
hicks from the mate the mate then told him not 10
enter the forscaSte, thfcatsnlAg him IL he did The
complained Of being too III to be about and en-
tered the tcrecastle, when he Was assaulted by the
mate in the presence of the Captain The mate kick
ed Inn ti his foot actually prouuded nom his boot
the kicks were gwen IN the side and the carpca,er
insertered, requesting him TO lnee: punishment with
. rope and not With MS foot the nas,e then desisted
and the mon was len for dead
Dryden was then Srsered 10 the teoSy hatch, and
locked In, where all ne air TIA, he received came
nom the hold IN whhh was cotton. The next dsy
he Was liberated, AM orSeIed tn dN{y lie was
locked up the next nigSt. AZ that tIe the steward
offered him snuSh 70 eat, but Dryden declined, no,
beng able to eat. On ,he several occasions the
most profane and abusiSe language wGs used by
both The captain and the n,aIe On the 9Th ut the
captain gave Dryden seyese beating, and ater this
time the man Was allowed ~ go about deck like
dog, but was no, compelled 70 do duty.
On the 9d OF tbs month the witness asked liberty
W pun sfiit utoa MS sAlsEaLe ana hSd Tue PRIV
ilsse granted He approached B,yden and remarked
TO The Captain that lie thought the man was dying
The Captain Eel. his pulse and found this 10 be :ae
case, and IN about Is minutes the Ieau died Ca the
cross examination 1t appeared that on the s7th ut
the Captain assaulted thu man with rope abou, "a
inch or more IN diameter.
John b. Layering, carpenter. confirmed Fills
story IN tie man, but said thai Dryden neglected
himself very much. but whether froG sickness or
not he could not tell knew he was SICK 70, day or
Two after leaving New-orieans
The examination was postponed I'LL the next
morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-24
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.. OCTOBER %.
Cleared.

Ship-Ouel,c. Durey New Orleans, Stanton \ Thomp-
son EliIabe' h. Bliss New Orleans Heath Richardson
Marion, johnson, Savannah Dumham DimOn Ashbur-
ton TaylCr New Orleans. Ladd u Church Europa,
Franklin New Orleans, j. B. kitchng Victoria, Cham
pion, London. J. Grswod.
Barks-Laurens Logan New. Orleans, j. B eager John
Denham. GRAY, Apalaohicoa, Eagle Hazard Greeld,
Hepburn. Galveston, Hussey Murray George Leslie,
Sleet err Kingston, am X " rrundy FaTewe l. Benet,
Amsterdam via Norfolk, w. +. Schmidt Sarah Sheaf,
Raynard, New Bedford master.
Heinrich Hook Amsterdam Schucharl Y Gebhard Eliza
4 Ann Richard st John n. b, Logan Collins Nora,
Jordan, Bangor. Brett X NOse.
Schoonsrs-Tioga. Collins Wilmington. NJ. NJ. Freeman
4 Co. Rlo Ganter, Washington, Bateman Rudder)w
Clara Fisher, Casey, NewbeTn John W Bell, LOwden
Philade Yhia J. ". Mckee Jonas Smith, Nichols. Viii
mngton, n. C., DolDer Potter Roxana, North, Eden
ton Sc Pait saght Alex. Mitchell, Berry, Maracll-
DO, Maitland. Phelps & Co. HaTblnser Heath Jackson
Vile k =. Buck & Co
Sloops-Nancy Jane, Gardner. Pocassett Blackstone,
Appeby Providence, Charles, Petty, Bristol, r. New
York, Thompson, New Haven.
BaTge-EtnuS. Canning Philadelphia ". H. To ,npgJn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-24
London Produce Market Oct :

SUGAR The market continues quiet. without change in
price; ~ hhds; West lnda have beed son to-day. OF
S'OO Bags Bengal, 1900 bags sold Benaes, low TO
good ~hte, SIS 10 as Mauntus kind m did ling to fine.
SIS % To sBs 1876 hhd and barrels Porto Rco
emery bought IN al SIS 6d 70 39s Cd for low good yell
low. mixed cargo OF Bahia has been Sold afoat for
near port at 9s 3D. for white aud los Cd for brown and
lOCSStS low brown baiaa on the spot at las 90 also
at 1875 cd = cwt. "
CouEE-The marke, has opened with frmness and foil
nave oeeh Oh AIMED for the portion disposed of IN the
sales TO-DAY, which comprised the following: 200 casks
plantation Ceyon chiefly sold 49s to SIS for fine ordi-
about hall sold s Cd good ordinary ESQ bags costa
Aca brought iss 70 oss Cd for pale and foxy mlddlng
500 bags Madras, at S9s to 39s Cd Fcwt.
- HiCE0ihere continues an extremely good demand for
advance Of Sd cwt and To- day an almost similar adj
las again been established at the public aes OF
bags pnces paid being 9s Cd 10 los Sd for idGlag
lSDtGoThe declaration for the sales of Indigo which
Rooms amounted 70 81 $50 chests cons.ng az ~ sae
Catalogue A: which presented the ollowlog assortment
Dude len Madras. st7 KdIpah % Blmlipatam aq3 ~
Indigo, and Las chests Of Slndriss IN Cataogue s
part OF the Indigo red this )rnng hayins been
suitable iof the Russian market and beng reu nrei f,r
Early shipment by the steamer the las, of the
these sorts have realized with some support nsayv I,t
gone with e splrt July rates to 81 = aerna Ea,e
pan ov to It's being IN limited supply has sold a, fr
me hG rather under feTmer rates for the infesir -
TIC few Hsdlas and parcel Of Bengal were v;,s
$50 withdrawn 10 bought 10 and s Iii LIZ SaesIs
9ta quantity taken ont OF the catalogue % ths aS
ehess There IS far attendance Of BUYERS from the o..
tnent Int at present few from the conn.rv Snns-s -
he particulars Of qualities and prlces Bengal Beae-eS
S,o., % y, me voisi Is 81 TO 6s ID RiadDs good
~ ~ - "a 10 . I'd ordinary add middl.ng do S. 10
- Su violet and copper Is Sd 70 S Sd coEsaGing quail
10 me IS ID 10 IS Sd Dude and Plant Dude as IOt 70
CoclIISEAL57 bags SILVER Honduras w-x. mostly .old
y day at former ordinary 10 good Is io 10 / SS
Z 10, : bags of ola K. S. 81 to As - ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-24
Liverpool Markets. DC, q

sS"sx-Ihe business don. since Fridays report has
80 'IasI considerable the safes toda. coqnpri.nr ina
aids Denerara is 81 ID 10 ;Os a 2eo hbds ~
& hid. Po, ~ 70 ss 9 heas Jamaica 1as Cd to ss
gal S5s 81 to Dos 6f ncudns Beaar~ =, s oags ben-
Tnday "a ,a,' ss TO ?ss 3D. Also by auction 90
49, hAts haufitIus, with all faults and So0 -. -
io~ erowa Pernams At las 81 psr cwt AN wv Gags
IN Rum -''"ei - hSucs Ia ms article or
CoFFEE-At the public sales of Jau,,cao q, Pr,d,~
9etes FOUND buyers at as .0s for ordnrv ~
soodiS SSs iof good mddhng and sss 70 Ic5s > c.
ne seseSuenily 50 bags Lagoayra v.-e 80 9, et 10,
2to bags s.. Dunn 60 II rs cst -U - '~s- and
Richie operations have hen ra,hs, -
some little advance priess nearly s0.s by pna e
white - - y >" iss ID foE nne
TgA-The market is Arm Some snail parca,. NJ, -
diun and hse CoDsou have bsen disposed OF AZ I'M n
fA ''A-' - ~ III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-24

Mmkt&-CAhEFTLIT PREPARED FOR
AsHEs-There i. bette, demand for both sorts, aud
prices huoyant Sales OF 200 bes Al 81 7s fr Pots,
COTTON-Th. market Is steady, with sales Of 1900
FLOUR AND MEAL-Our market far the low grales
Of STATE and Western opened rather better with good To-
cal and eastern demand and moderate shipping inquiry
The supply far After the Tecep; OF the ssames dvI-
holders generally advanced their pre;ensons bat buy
appeared reluctant TO purchase The better grades are
rather more request n steady prices Canadi an Is lar IA
er hi, sought after for the Provinces Sales Of LOO
bhs at q in bond The sales Of domestic reach geo
bbs g 81 foo State 50 57.Gst l2 for Michigan. Oaio
and Indiana and 81 2aSi % for pure Genesee southern
far demand for the home trade sale, Of ol hols ~
81 llaS4 25 for go,d brands Baltimore Alex
andna and Georgetown. Rye Flour and Corn Meal are
selling at 50 81 per Dbl -
GRAIN-Theie Is a better demand for Wheat Tor export.
and for milling The market improved early Ia the ~ mi
the principal sales made previous TO the arrival OF
steamer. after which u was generally held higher The
sales 1000 bush White Genesee, part choice, AZ 9Jc
- 700 bush White Michigan on private terms and 1906
buh Cnada about halfof II n CSC the residue on pyate
Rye fair demand and - no. pentv. Sales Of
zoe bosh at &c haley net ren'y ana IS no% a,a
Of State at 35d37c. jersey, iG9jc., and southern,
32a33c Corn unsettled and better prces hay. been OBJ
tanned with for he last and the trads the
supply fair Sales q COO bnSh at 3jGj3i for s'unt,
stat for Western ni1ed So fo Weayily Southern. and 81
RoyIsiONS-ThsIe IS very little doing in PORK anl
the market very heavy Retail sales in all some 800 bbs
Saes # % us a. 50 Sea- SO So r Ness anS s. soSs55
for Prime Reef Hams demand Sales Of ocaSss
uiDe Lard very duh and heavy Sales # 80 bb.s
SC dec Butter good demand, and steady Cheese Is
firm AID saleable.
FRUIT sc Sales have been made to day Of o0o boxes
Bunch Rasns at 81 50 on speculation 900 do each quar-
tiers and halves at ST. for the former and Sc for the la
ter IS casks Cunants 666c. casks Leghofn Cron IN
private ms and 100 CeToons Lisbon Shell
at l3c.
SOAPwe notice sales OF $50 boxes within two days at
9d9.c
OLIVE learn sales of 400 baskets Salad OIL Yesterday
and TO day az 81 7cGS2 IS.
WINElOO quarter Burgundy sold al e. s5lc, AID
200 baskets Champagne at SO 50dSl250.
LATH-200o00 Eastern sold at 81 10, cash.
LiMFThere Is none here-soie OF 500 barrels yeste.-
day at Sic. for common
WOOL Is frmer. The demand hasmuch improved with.
the last day 10000 hs fine Fleece part here and
uaTt 10 arrive from Philadelphia sold At 3d.,
HIDES are declining rapidly. 1000 light weight Buenos
Ayres 20 %. sJd at &c., months, which is decline of
,G.c.
LEAD improving. 800 tons Spanish SOLD at 81 50 time
and interest.
HOPS-There have been sales to day of 90 bale, at asa
&c
WHfSkY-The market IL firm. with fair demand.
Sales $50 bbs at 2lc for Ohio and for Prison.
Drudge is wanted At 2lc., tune and interest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-24
Launches.

At Blueh 9TH INST, by j. Long, Jr tne schooner OF
1856 uns called the MERIDIAN, to be commanded by Capt
Giles J. Wood .
AT Wilmington Del, 18th INST clipper bark called the
PEERLESS belonging New York house sad to be as
sharp ms a wedge" The p. Is 800 tuus was built BY
MessrS W Thatcher for Messrs. James Bishop CO
She Will be ployed the trade to Maranbam and other
norts m Brazil ard will be commanded by Capt A. X
iitle6eld. late II the Republic
Al DuxbuTy, 18th inst by Mr.. VIM. piuldinx. he auth
full bark about tuns called the AIODEEA She
run as regular packet Nessrs Baker MOruls Bal
umaTe Regular Commercial IIe and Will be commanded
by Capt. Zephanah Eldrdgc. formerly of brig Ocean
Al Thomast IN 18th inst by MssSrs. M0rot0n, Lern1nt
Co tne ship OF 9' tuns. called the RocHAIBEAU, 20
be commanded by Caps. Reuel iallowel
At Warren. Me, 18th INST. u fine snip nf 93D TINS.
called hetCHrHRoRAZc, wned by Edward o BIen, Esq
and to be commanded by Captain EiInnui WEBB nj
ThomaSt0n
The new shIo WIN rockingham, ofabout 800 tons. build
ing by James T. White Esl aud heSsrs White and Con-
ner Will be launched at Belfast the last of the month
Capt Jos Richards, of Belfast viii command her.
At Pittston Me, recently. from tho yard of siessrs
Cooper fine ship OF 525 tons, called the Jane d. Cooper
She is intended for the general Ieightrng business
At Grcenport, n Y, nth inst by Jabez Williams \
Co. the propeller South Carolina intended 10 ply be-
tween Charleston. $. C., and Liverpool.
At Westerly. X l., ltth inst, and beautiful schr
built by Nj Silas GreShman She is about 20 tuns and
is intended for the Port Laylc,a trade She called the
"Sky Lark"
The name Of the new ship Scraps ha. been changed y
Winchester.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-24
DIED.

On the 23d October after a short illness ELLA ADE-
LAIDE, youngest daughter II John and Sarah + Perne,
aged II months.
The friends OF the family requested % attend the fi
neral o'clock On Saturday morning. from No 81 Roses
AT Brooklyn, Saturday. Oct. 49, JOHN LANDON,
only Of John W and Ann Eliza Burt. aged year,
month and 10 days
On Thursday morning, Oct. az, at Rossvllle, l., Of
bilious dy sentcy MARY wife OF Israel Oakley aged %
years months and 10 DAYS
Her funeral VIII take place above this Friday after
moan. al z oclncA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-24
MARRIED.

On Wednesday evening, Oct %, By Rev Edward La
thop, THOMAS L, HARRIS; to ANNE l., youngest
daughter of William Wm'srtOn. Esq, all OF this city.
At New Berlin. Sept. 30. by y. Carnage. WM 4 AL
LEN. OF OViord. to Miss MARY H. HALLENBECk, of
Ptishsld, NY
In the village If Peekskil. NY. Oct TO- by Rev G..
Coles. Mr.. HORACE 4. DYCKMAN to Miss SARAH
ANDERSON.
BY the same. Oct. 90, at the same place, Mr. JOHN
PIERCE TO Miss ALKALINE LOSEE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-24
Domestic Ports.

ALENANDlIA. Oct. zI-Arr BT. brig Sil. rian. Evans
Newport, Wales. SD schrs. Ashland - Norfolk Isa-
bella Thompson. Wiets. New York
ALBANY Oct 22-Ctd schrs. Ganess Godfrey, Nan j.
tuc&et Robert Morris. Nye, New-lOrk; Lewis Cas-,
Moody, do; ard Best, do: sOops Vermont, Fisher
Boston; s H. Peck, Eaton. Philadelphia; Cataract. -,
New Haven BeloHa Johnson New York Betsey Ann,
-, do Hope Young. do.
BOSTON, Oct. 22--Arr ship ArpO, Rssc,rn, New-Or-
leans banks Ihona LecAie, San Francisco: Yarmouth
Teal, New Orleans brgs UyHd, De ming. BOnaire Ca
lais oyr, Fortune Island J. C. Fremont. TAYLOR
town, G. Sam SfnaH, SpFague. Ne ybarypsYt schrs
&. HsnbLn, Snow EOfo'k Highlander, Nckerson AL
bany Marion Bufng Albany and Troy Susan Chase
Chase New York sloOp Jndaunsd. GorhsIn. New York
Iespa2hed, hip Sheffield, from Liverpool CID bsrks
Renn, Bangs Gibraltar and market. Elm Tavlor phil
adelphIa briggs sala, Park, Seaysport Aex Nllike1
Nass, Fafhayen Mass. schrs. VIM Wilson ienrv (;aix
Fredencksburgi Lady Suffolk, Crowen, PhilatsInhia
Corneha, Franklin, New-Yo1k Sid bry Indian Orssn
snip Robert Harding started IN tow aHd ~, Nan
taske, hoads big " andeyer anchored In IA. stream
BALTIMORE, Oct. 22-Cid bark OroIe Rio ia Iane.
70 and market bugs Queen Victoria lar tIcKinnsy
% Nlne snt Comet Br) Rawlings west Indies s1n,12
brown, BAKER Charleston; schrs Watchmae Durkee
siacah~, mares Cfammer Townsend Troy VIA Hayre
Nc Saaos Inns DE Pew. Applega Albany " Y sam
n a,r ", Nea; NllhamsbGrgh NY
o. SinaAhtLoIO On Oct lSATr steamship Osprey ower
rrnnaesiphia brig Mszatlan Lewis Boston; b. schr
Tn.s |Iainoer philadelphia; 10Th. ships Franehse.
rrIe.sr, Liverpool; Napoleoa Hant. Boston BE- bark
SSAehse, Tanning. New Orleans schrs Col Sstterly,
66.Meod New-fork Aid, TIescott Norfolk Va In the
EDmng-baIk Bay State, from Baltimore Went 20 Sea-
par isnsrden Adams. Mobile sehr T. C. Bartlett Hop
ms, 90 parks Velocity, Ryder. Boston; Ellen Norson
"s's'' bsltAors Aaron Harvey, Cope, Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-24
Nhalers.

Sailed from New Bedford 2st, ship James Marry, Moth
Pacific.
Cleared at do. 2ls ship California, Wood North Pacific
At Fayal. Aug l3tBy letter. bark MlssasJt Has <ins
Of Matiaposett clean had discharged her first and third
mates boatsteerer and four i've forward hands. ~
Spoken. Oct 6La &c. lon &C. bark George, OF and from
StOn,ugtOn for North Pacific
Ar EdgarOwn Oct 20. ship Hero. Chase, from Nam
tucket to III for Pacific Ocean Sid ship Norman Wyer.
tof Nantucket Pacific Ocean.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-24
Speaking of the Delaware Division of

Speaking OF the Delaware DIVISION OF
the State Improvements TIE Easton Sentinel says
that other Canal in the State, of the length and
capacity of the Delaware Division, yields large
an amount Of revenue to the CommOnwe ilth. The
amount OF tolls received during the months of April.
May, June July, August and September, IN the years
1850 and 1851, are as follows
Amount received for 1851 -------.----S2lS,57 SO 46
Amount received for 1850 ------------l J6,l21 g.
Excess IN favor OF 1881. $72,4ls -
The yearly interest on the cost OF construction is
500 900 81, which, deducted from the total receipts
of the year, up to the close OF last month leaves
clear profit OF Sl49,Ss9 62.
The Boston Journal says We are au-
thonzed to announce that the mortgage for two mil
lions Of dollars was executed yesterday, and that
Vermont Central Bonds, thus secured and certified
by the Trustees viii be issued as soon as practicable
to the amount required to discharge the indebtedness
OF the Company, and pay for the completion of the
road and It's equlpment. Tue Trustees named IN the
mortgage are William Amory, ESQ, Charles o.
Whltmore, Esq, Director of the Vermont Central,
both Of Boston, and Hon. John Smith, of St. Adams,
VI, President Of the Vermont and Canada Railroad
Company As thus constituted the Board OF TruS-
tees fairly represents every interest concerned and
Is entitled to the entire confidence of the public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-24

DKYsALTERiss Tiers has ben far a'n'fn' ~ -
U.ss la.,afteJ A.h.s a5uu so cots bivlaS caIhS'
.ards SIS 81 fr Pots and 2ss ~. o. ss " iW rsal-
The sales 81 Olive OIL ,ninue small ~ barely snp''.s'
p-ices There rs fsir 'aqG'ry fo' shuri ~ ss " -
broushtiS "a. 2o0hhds Qpercltsun Bark u. 70 - 81
Furlcr # Lac D;e the yTices OF issi week "
chests Shell Lac tcs 10 Sos foo hae or.5gs - u,
BIC 3ss and ~ holss rhi.c Avg is a. so. = Cvt
DYEwOoDs-some fuIth sales have besn maie n Lima
vod at i2S eIs l0s ard 50 Campea ~ Les 'oi
are reported a, IS rs Sd a is pe-tun-
IUTF-Of 200 haies offered Friday scarcely 500 we're
sold at CIO los a El3 los Subsequently, by private. 90
bales have been taken IT gu 5-. q ~ per tun.
SEEDs-44o bags Bombay Linseed were sold at as al
per quarter
SPRIrs OF TURrEyTIyE-32s 81 a 33s. was accepted
Tor lC0 bnls American. by auction.
sErn OILS remain dn At as Cd 20 32s for lIhsetd All
at 3ts 6 per cwt. for Pale Rape.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-24
Foreign Ports,

At RIO Grande Sept bark VIM Schroeder. DeItsr. from
Salem July }, ID
AT Bonae list inst bark Helen and Frances Blanchard.
I'm and for New York IN days
Arr at Bermuda 9th inst, brig Griffin Webb. Bait more
Th Conan, yesey. do. Sth. bark Tecumseh Newton,
Newcastle 18th. steamer Merlin, Sampson, Nsw-York
Cid. Sept 80, ship Byron. Amesbury Turks Islands.
AT at Caao 10Th nit, bark Lamarne, Hail, FIN. New
York. lO0 days.
Al Turks Island 3th inst bark Jane Gano Beaman Tor
Norfolk. returned leaking badly
AtSt. Thomas lsi INST. schr. Onward HudgIns for Run
Key, few days. to load salt for Baltimore.
Arr az Vera Cruz 2vth ult., schr Robt Spedden, Whit
hey, New. Orleans.
At Marie 9th INST, brig Frances Ellen Isey Tor BOsoa
next day only Am. vessel
At Turks Island 9Th inst, brig L W Armstrong, Am
strong, fn. Nayaguez for NeH-Haven, ready Sid. IA,
bark Jane Gano Beaman Norfolk and put back DAY
suppose on account OF having sprung a leak.
Arr. at Chaflottesown, l.. llth INST, schrs Area
dian PaOn Boston 18Th Caroline MurchisJn, do CD.
18th, sohr Euphenia Gniiihs, Boston.
Ar at Schedac 18th inst bark May, Richie City Pom;
Cid 10Th ult bark Golden Era for Gloucester, Ensaad
Bark George, of Whitby) fm Halifax, S. II days. has
yet arrived and fears entertained for her safety
Are AZ Hal fax N s. 18th INST schrs Nancy, CroWeil
Baltimore Forest. Perry New York lola, brig Rapid
Crowe Boston, 50 hours steamer Canada, Harnson. d.
"a bOnrs ard day for Liverpool 18Th, bDgs Es
Their Elizabeth Shackford, Alexandra Commodore, Han
New York schI velocity Shoinut, do. Cid. 18Th, ship
Mic Mac. Aud. Charleston.
AR at St, John b. I7h inst ship Iowa. Blake. New
York brig Clare, Allen, Boston schrs CuOa kayanzgh.
and Oliver Frost, Smith, do 18Th COnqueror B,uefle
New-York bark Iizs Rodney, do bngs Emily Fitzger-
aid, Alexandria Goth, Eliza Goddard. Sproa, Boston
Outside, brig Essay. I'm NewYofk Cid i8h brigs HUI
ron, Heney, New-Hayen Pacific Yasss Philade Dhia
schrs Or, McMuDen Bath Eliza Jane, MeLean Boston.
he harbor 18Th and driven dowa the Bay the
erly gale