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The New York herald., 1851-09-12

On Thursday morning. September H. at half past one
O'clock of apopexy, MIR. WILLIAM Warts, formerly Of
Bath England
The friends and acquap respectfully invited
to attend his funeral from 337 Hudson street at 10 A.
NJ. this day. the 18th inst
On the lth Of September, JAMES AcKER youngest son
of Josiah snd Eliza Rhodes, aged years
The ieI d. Of the fan y respectfully requested to
attend his funeral at A Beecker street on Friday the
l2tb inst at o'clock M. without further notice
His remains will he inferred at Greenwood.
San Francisco papers will please copy.
On TLursdsy morning september H. NATHAN MILES
TorTrs (mute) of chronic diarrh@a teacher formerly
titution in this city of the institution
for the destruction OF deaf mutes at Jacksonvie, ILL.,
Dis friends and those Of his fathers family Nathan
Ttten. of Williamson g. Long leland respectfully
nvited to attend without further notice the funeral
service at bsfpa't7 o'clock this (Frdsy) morning at
the residence f his friend and brotherinlsw william
w Rose. AZ Atlantic street. South Brooklyn His
mains will he taken to Huntington Long Island, for in
terueU' in the family burying ground there
On Tt,.sdsy. septe mbsr IL, EDWARD CAMPBELL, aged
20 years tor many years well known resident Of
sincere christian n loving husband and kind father
The friends and scqusiotsnces Of the family are re-
specfuy invited to stte nd his funeral fom his late
rrsde,ce. ttl5 Broadwsy this (tridsy) afternoon at
c ok without further invitation His remains will be
taken 10 r,enwood Cemetery for iuerment
On Thursday morDug september IL after a lingering
illness SApAu wife of stephen Morris in the sd
yeHr OF Der egs.
The frier ds Of the family and Of her brother Abram
Eisckltdge. and Of her brother-in-law john Hodg-
kns arrspectfuy Invited TO attend the funeral this
Frday) morning. O'clock from her late residence,
No. go nercer street
On the 1lth Of September CEsrsRoPHER srAcPooLE,
aetj 65 years
His friends and acq respectfully invited
to attend funeral from his late residence 1sS Duane
street to Greenwich street this afternoon at
O'Clock, without further invitation
On "Wednesday. september 10, Of consumption JOHN
5rlvsSs 10 the b2i year Of his age
Hs friends and those az his family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral at his late residence No
Warren place Charss street, Friday the 18th inst
at O'Clock NJ without further notice. His remains
will lie taller TO Green wood fer interment
On the 10Th Of September, JAslEs GARpSrR, in the
67tb year e his a.s
The funeral will take place at the Grove Church Wee
bavksr New Jtrsey Friday. the l2h inst His
friebds and scquaiutances are Invited to attend.
On The 2sth Of August. JoHS p Q. Marshall. OF en-.
merit Of the heart aged al years months aud y
Jsys, an cid resident Of New York
Sap Frar cisco papers will please copy.
A. Hertz Ird. Connecticut the 10th Of September
after protrac.ed illness Rev. THOMAS IL. GALLASDgr
L. L u in the cath year Of his age.
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anxiously oderse wunoos unmng buyers, vnuss une
bssnds continue nrmy nead few su Ill p,roes OF Old
pork nave oeen .sAen ZOE export; geaersiy however,
- sx nnas -, s., s0 pssoe, @ ~ @ ~ ~ ~, y %
cnsnsvS Ius . ~ ss., 0vusosou "n 'roes 'ases
~. ss ~ 80 ~ 20 s. ee..~ ~ 10 eoa'0',y .o 81
hn,ls-rs e aon,;u.,. Sars an q1y os .s nn. 80 ~
- ~ sS e.y u1i' NJ 'uie'e ~ "a
,r. , - M au ~ W 49,. - - -.
g.. Cs - S -. - ~. - .u M !, '. - - -. ~. ..c
80. - ~ ,, - ,u - eu.s s..s ~oea ;s ~. ~ A. RI.
IL. sd,.,,.a a. -. 80 ls a -, g. ,.,,,r Iip.e,d
cake IL wanted NJ the adyanced auocations Irish
Butter has been in very good demand ali this The
market is nearly cleared of all 6ne qualities which
commanded a farther advance of fully Is Der ani
middny descrin;ons have beep taken more freely At
t,, r,;s.s R.s.s, ~. 10 IA waterford 7Os to J5s
rsin n, ta "a Iimsrict as. TO 10, sligo 6s, to Tia
and r,.LI.d cort s.,onds 65s 10 Ts uef cwt landed
iron, Ir,snd from the 18th to the 2d Instant
h,h ;nc,,,s;v. so0 6rkins az KEY, $40 crooks PSI
Sos. leo hrr,is h,,,.r lh5 haI.s b.con: 10 hhls 8
,,aros, hn,ns snd ,.rc.s lard Rice -rhe sales will
h oso hags and pockets Benrsi at ga 4Isd TO s. Cd
g. hroL.n m ,o ,as AKA FIR GOOD nu lity TLios-
large has been done; the sales ng 500
c,sls M sTs Cd for Isesurog and 39> Cd to p
ate rates Tobacco There has been only )derate
business done this week without cha ngs in prices
I.o- o.. M,vsr Auguss % The vs ather IA
I'm, - ,,n..,,,ad roo 40, ~ r.;n n a. n,
coiu otiiy .L t auu va aina "a ,hs nonn,r. m.rI.,s
eu s ~ % ..o "a 1.s m 80 wh.at Eag,ish cu;ta a. ossr MS
on WanSav Fnrssr had only l,mitea safe Fiostinr
~ oai a q, go, no in S.r,.r Va nat Jm,ortsr
e, -, 80 ,,r,hr raauction Indian corn s,a, iv
~ ~ ny ..'' 80 aa,s p.r.y~pr, I1,t,a hsra. 10.
gr;nons most diecut of disposal RYE aud malt a, last
si,nn's s.n p % a ana xith,us ,,t.ra.,o, ,srs san
liz; nE - 49, mo.isrs,s and alrhonch M ;mnrov.mspt
r 90 no no,sd ,hsrs a. n fair ,als ~ ,sts rates
' " " ~
LIVERPOOL CoRN MAhKEr Friday August 29-rhs
weatner nss pesn oreAsn anu .. au cnaracter
@ rnis Sees ana Gas Pu. ciecn 70 narses. operaons
ine gram uade AS not improved mucn oy TINS caange
put AT this morning market we touuu seaay uem iuu
Ior american arc OihSdisn hpur az iniy ta,e Pcces
me .afs .! Ioregn wne.t ~e,r hm.ted 70 u tera.s
qua anlies az raecay rates rasre was no enAnSe In
'he 'aiue OF any other article u traoe
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:sss Grove sys K:s
AdsiSs Kssey dol Lsnors Jones Boston, slOcp' AsEsa-
s%Es Sept f1orSs ;.:.s: s%sp Yesterday =
being a. the IA By Esss
for " West Susan
for B.son Michigan tor Esss Eaohas any others
NOZZLE; Sep. led :ohr Lon. star. Brown. Br..e..
terson Havsna CID steamships YsOh ihenSsos Brs.es
ssa!;sG sI Nay Queer. LGdFs Pn.sslDSi. Ds::i
M"Arr steamship. Louisiana Forbes Isdi.no. via Cal
Eo ysnero Cid ship Quebec RUSSELL Nvorh sshr Arisps
SEPT ss5 sA .Sss :sss fSsss,s hence ''''
st. for Csreiinai Gem. Wiley. Boston for NYork;
"SiE&BuRYPoRT Sept 9-Arr sohr Kossuth Davis. New
ff5a ff5haLAprLpH1A Sep. ocld chr. Henry Cotton, Bss-
ton; II y jenkins BsSbidss. do; VIM II Brown NRsvon;
VIM Dayton Dopssss proyidenss Sterling Chase BARN.
fsovpsEcE ssIi ssIr; p,rIT wills,s: Saith
Ase%s a. Si. ss ssssn na x1S s'neGss
Il NYort; s,cops Barnum Chase Old S.ns Greek
SYe1i Shs.s. o.ies do, VIM sandioyd Jons: de R.ss
Wans Rhodes do Jacob DSrse BuSssIs"p a.. de- ste ss
orrsy TAN ssbr Lousdsis -.
s'sr
PIys0UTu NC. Avg ,e-Arr sahr = Iilios Crank
s2vAkNxs SEPT lar RIB brig. Excel Tsinaa saa VIM
xsy .a GO c ia sG,i FoS
Sa.t Ss;Isis .d 90 seh. y,siS,i 6:ssT. nv,,, 80.
csg%n s SD s% 'ss Geo snow Dodsa % PEiaaps. ssh
' Ss ssps sA Zephyr NYos for
fisi%Grs "a; N brig,
Suses Ger 90 (BI Godfrey TnisaS BSsrs sS Vista
nsieyoS E!aiiSss ' CID sss brig. sophia picl:ss
iverroo Gertrude (nrl CoO%bs s. johns Ne s,hrs WA
WxREHHM sept SID sehrs Geo y PRESCOTT Philsa.l-
g1is sh Franklin NYor; s'h NOsu' do HOpes0n Fhiia
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ANrwrnr, Aug 2G-Arr koophsndle. Beentman. YORK.
Bonrrkvx Aur 2g-sid Eliis, Mills, Philaesphai 1n-
msrce de BordetuS, Got, California. -. -
BRisTot. Aug 2s-Cld Bellona, Thomson, nnort, Ar
nth lersn Jones Richmond, Va sid from Pal SD'h Jo
COWS Avg H-Arr Fr,nkiin (sl Hsyre for Hiork,
rroceed.d Tedeseo, Wnslow, Trinidad de Cuo Ame
C.1S"Tr.. july S-cid Juni.,s, cheeyer. Boston.
CnorsTsDr, Avg 16-Arr Europa, Weiting. rOrlesn.
I7h Brocss ouie. Boston, 18th, Msachusets Prtcharj
katanras SID 18th, John White MNew, Nlovk.
CutRnouRe. Avg 22-Arr Zanon, wilson, Mobile.
CsDIn Aug I6-Arr Leonice, Bardburz, NYorh: -.
DIAL Aug zArr Mississippi, Bryan London ,sr NIors
pvpIir Aus 25-sid Ttss Rodney, NYorh.
TpppsIrsut~N In yuly-Arr Sacsusa- LtnnoN tronstsdt
crSoa Aug 2i--Arr james smith, Love.t Mobile: S~
ron, Paine DO SID 18th, Robena Kesn, and Emma 'tts
ssive.r, Aug ss-Arr Flora NcDOasid. Wedge, Bsla-
=. -, - xv.-x. r,..u.
ssspnies Aur 25-sid FIorence Coxhesd, NYorh.
Itvtppoor Avg H-Arr Continent, Drum mond NJ orsi
2stb. salem, =, Moble Shsckamsxon, west rhhaisl-
Cia Out 2eth, Guy nsnnerins Edwsris; nYorki Esh,
nsrois Graham, Baltimore; Geo Hopley Pierce chafies
'sis Nth cspo. Kelly Phsdeiphis E1sbeth, Jones,
rr,d Tor ids sstk 81 Hu,chinscn Noresny cres
Wa,is Noses 40; Harriet Berry, Do Th, Austns Bor-
snd for Chareston Chas ssundsr spence for Norsans
Beejspore MIsig ard Liverpool, Gardner, = Nferk;,
a,S r..rss Henry Hubbard Tor NYors Arr ssh, Unity,
xvyyyoer non, Aus n Cid Niobe, Jhoms. NY.rh.
svEprnIAsp, Aus S5-sld ksiesl Turner, Boston,
The New York herald., 1851-09-12

In Trinity Church, New Haven Connecticut, on
Tkursday evening Sept. IL by the Rev DR.. Croswell
New York city
At Rye. Thursday, September II, by the Rev. Mr.:
Bull WILLIAM II TyLrR, son OF William Tyler, ESQ OF
Harrison to HARsIEr UNprRHILI, daugRer OF John Uu
derhl of New Rochelle Westchester county New York
On Wednesday September 10 by Rev. DR.. Hawks,
Of this city
On the 10th Ct September, at Brooklyn, by the Rev
CoILIs. daughter of VIM Ooliir, Esq all Of this city
On Monday evening September s, by Rev Charles II.
Wbiiscsr. Mr. GEoRGE 4. Mills to Miss ANNA LOUISA
Knowles. all Of this city.
Philadelphia and Rochester papers please COPY
On Thursday, September 4. by the Rev Thomas II.
Skinner, Mr. ABsAHAm H. CARRIcx to Miss OLEvIA
THOMAS. both Of this city.
On Thursdsy. September 4, by the Rev DR.. Bowling,
Major HERRIcK, of Lawrenceville Toga county, Pa
to Miss TAMAK Ann MUNGER Of this city.
Petkskil papers pl, copy.
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PsssS Arrl yssl.

LIVER PooL--steamsbip Nagsra-Mr woodward. lady.
four children md esrvaut; Mrs Grady, Mrs Bl.ekturn
fitkip lady two children and servaut Mrs Morrison
Morrison. Cen Herr lady and servant Mr. Dubrea lady
and child Mr. Berjamin lady five children and two ser
wants; Mr. gdon lady and servant kirkham Hrs
Kirslam. Miss KGkham Major Chester Sir Jas A,sxsn.
Bazsn Psquenr, M NeCarmck Miss Rotch and maid Mr.
Campbell and lady, Mr. Allen and lady II Benjaan.
Lyons J"e Ssirp Mr. Lesdber hr Raphae AMI lady. NJ
Go't,nhoGr sP Tracy Canoes kotehford Bayl.es
Brown Mr. LowiF. Nr H,mlt Hon swittonton vai-
nhof Mr. Wooteook and friend Mr. Keiesberxsn Stein
Mr Jutavs lady two children and two servsnt Mr. Mo-
Lsrp lady and child nr Hardy lady and four chidrea
chidror Mr. Davey lady and daughter: Rev Conner.
Brent Mr. Howell and l,dv, Mitchell Wood. Nessrs
Den ahail. Chsppea Bstemsn, Lockhart Fretweli, kr
Weaver aud lady. wilkes Ryan. Mr. Faconer, MORT
ArbuekIe. Mr. lie, Lewis Hodscn, Mrs Rytus
tremopds Rees Miss and Yrs Massrsve, Shern In.
W Hewlett, Biel J Scott, DIR snowden.
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DasseaR~re Sailed.

CUAcnrs ANp HAVANA Steamship Empire Ci.y-Fsr
New Orie ans ard Havana G Csntaras Mo N Canse-
Miss Cart and three Misses Bastve and
seryapt; Sopena Emeline JuDes, Mrs ,hu Mr. Cum
mirgs. Cohes l. Porter J P.r;sr Msrisno Ign
and Rd,. Mrs 3 Pratt, l. A Caust rnd dsrghter John
Mitchell and lady, de IT, ty. and ,nts; Don lose
de- vgas Gto La Csib. Wi 9. " Bsstive trsthe-.
Emerson II de vi nd. MAZDA Edspss 70 aud son. Me-
Tess ere del Vale Misc de- Vale AID Pierre
ssnonse Mira Ann Smith, Ne Rna-d adv. sad three NJ
Crsbb. Ackerman, kdxd smi,hson. A Alien,
Tepi ro Stedpick lie t,ie c, se,,,, lie 0rAnf
Usvilspd Livingston 81 ohilj Mrs Juis tsrnes., ia
fant and terFsnt C"okssb. Dunesn, Rraker Led
viek. Adauf, A knight A Kennedy. Mr Levehstosk,
Fgarty. Grsy, snpsen Moran. Oxens and family.
Mo6uih. N Dunn pou n ertv. Kor stsdt Metz. l.
M,tg Kigshv, Miss Brsdy Mrs Martin and IA nily.
D,nsh'e v Ri snd rsrshter, kreamt A rreadwell,
sherwSod. neEabb, s Bsrgano. q III xvse, Bowen,
Ssltnar,h q Compton, Gensler, Ldmonson. 4 In
tsniilo. Britt De AEmenteros aud servant, Butte,
Dsi,. X Ite, Kenny
For Chsgres-G FIne. Flint, W Kinrsbury Martin,
Wat RS baG.rty unslunsr. Merritt, Miss Dunn.
Ben ttt, X Trelon q Getche Mrs Pool, Kisucke,
yrs Pratt ard boy Nillaverde tt Pool CT ark
g T Hhrd dhsuseb, Chaaey, ] CbRney, l. Barnhaxt,
Whitehead, Gage, ID ThHcher. Elson. " Provost.
Y Team. Wilson, NJ GilSrd, H,ier C. Da, ton, w
Per u. ne, g W Po~,rs J n Love Jas Jones, M o
SuBfSr. Il bert Boyle Eendriek sillimsn Morse.
Sweat, W Wheeler. N Ware, y McLeand. Moody.
Neal, Barker. Ciesyes Brunt. Iluohard.
Geo Andrews. Uphsm ID uphsm. w Cholm. 40 Grces.
PftselJ Turner = Earning. Vim Ki2sley, David Hill,
" stock we'll. wallace. Jores Hioook, O'Ncn,
Wst.srrs J. Derby. W B T,dale. G Gibson Reynolds,
Wasi n " ash.
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IcspoS Mo~Er MaEKEr, Aug o. PM-The msffet
for public secui les opened this morning rsthet heavily
saes being made In consequence of orders ffum
the etunuy much more improved state of feeling
has rcs surefvened ara sicss have recovered cOnsi
deTabr cousCs for the account have Sers doue AZ el
CHE lowest quotation for six moBths) and sst az 20
at wbi,h they et prssspt sapd. aud for money they
have been done at pa x The three per cents reduced
Sc q and the three NJ quarter per cents, gsL a.;
Exchsgusr bills have been loae al fss ass aud loo Ia
bonds at 81 Sos premium
Tie settlement in the market for foreign securities has
been proceeded With this morning sn far has psssed
ovr without the sshtest dhsulty Mexican bonds
have been done at p e, Peruvian deferred l3Aa Spa
~; Russian. ma DO four and half per cents lOlfs
2, Dutch two and a-haf per cents sea and the four
The downward movement in the railway share market
continues and the value Of descriptions these
securities has SERIOUSLY declined
HALr rAsr 1wo.-Consols for account. %
LIvrrpooL Corro< M.pxrr August 20 - Exesp,
the early part Of Monday, when the continued
small receipts Of cotton into the American ports
caused an advance ~ one-eghth % a penny Der
h., there has been little appearance OF animation
this week the businefs. however has been good and
bodsrs have shown disposition 20 yield the advance
above quoted at which close firmly this afternoon
Notwithstanding injuries sustained BY the American
cotton crop In different localities present prospects
considered favorable The total sales this week are
81 &c Of which spectators have taken IL 200 exporters
s1so; leaving the trade 34s50 bales The imports for
the week 33 $50 bales The sales to-day about
eco bales The present estimated stock 65s $50 bales
time last year $50 200 bales time lsio 500.
$50 bales The price tf far Bowed is SD; in 1850,
T7sd in 1s4e, SD.
Lrxnroot Massrr. August 2o-Ashes An improved
demand hss b.. experienced sov barrels having changed
hands at rs to 2s for pots and 2s TO sos for pearls
MeGls-1bere IL fsir demand for manufactured iron, at
id er prices which maintained With great frmness
The INJURY ior scotch pigs has rather increased and
s buiines has been doirg at full prices Tin plates
~ uu ~ 'ale- but without any change in price No
ehnnge 10 lesd or copper Naval stores--No trsnssc-
~ .hs @ @h rchangsl tar or American a parcel sold
tuy AZ - "a beirg advance previous prices
80 barrels faw turpentine brought -s a. nsr crt Of
iP ~ tnfpebtiue. 100 barrels American brought 34a
- w ifoVtions- .faoic5n-We cannot note any
"'sn 'n' 1emsnd TOT beef the lower quall les are
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PAcxrr gsup JAcos WEsrERyxLT;-we exMscy ass VOC
following detss from Cork Constitution 1jsh ute
day morning. New York ship jacob Wssterses
brought this hsrbor by Of the steamers having
lost her foreopmast topgaantmast royAlmash ofe.op
sayaTd mas and several ssi rus uac
ship left Liverpool New York last sunday week WIN
over 0 steer.ss and cabin psssengsrs aud ere. .. "a
light wind then blew from the wes which
for two days but Wednesday h. uled roued W south
west with occasional squalls Of rain IL thus continued
sguaiiy high The ship beginning TO roll all
the Light sails taken in and the reesd A.
four ocloch Sunday morning the gale increased WIN
thunder and shtaiDg and IN two hours the
iorey ard splitting the fores all aud main topsa The
confusion Ind fear sho wed am'ngs the
and the master ha great dncuty appeasns
them while he got the to work to cut away the wree
fell from the mast into SAIL which closed round him. and
all fell into the when another Of the eaped over
was then in lat 81 % NJ long Ii 50 w. o9 Cape cssrp Tbs
then determined to make for the and
ned channel At midnight, apiot got board OF
Knsae and at early hour yesterday morning tug
Of Messrs in The firm have taken active
have the injuries ired and 10 expected
she will be again her within ten days mira
cuous that with euoh large oil and crew
suit In the loss of life. No one on board was iaiured
LIvfRPooI Aus H-Ship America, Lawson. from NYork,
which the yesterday touched the ground
in Doote Bay and remained about an hour ous came on
with the food without any apparent damage .
SHIELDS Aug N--Ship Sarah Bulge Strrdivant., from
Gee ork, with is emiants Swedes) on board ana
OF iron put in here yestsro evening very eaky
supposed her will have to be discharged 70 repair
BowMonE slay Aug 26-A bottle was found las. week.
the eide of this Island containing paper with the
following Words Henry Martin. board the Icnnwande
for Phsdepna all we'll l2 Grosvenor street. Manchester
En-
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The Very Latest.
TELEsRApHic FROM LONDON TO LIVERPOOL.


ENGLAND.
Tie Helen EacGregor steamer. which arrived at Uu,
Friday. the 10Th ut from st. Petersburg, brought
gold in half mpers,s the Of t650oo sterling
Junction of Of the old and respectable banking
EIms Of London notified the 30th ult by ciccu
lar the houses being those Of Bernard Dunsdis aud
Drtwctt fowle The Of the drm thus constituted
will be Duusda!e Drewett. 70 wlet BERNARD.
live more general councils Of France, have adopted
resolutions IN favor Of revision Of the constitution
Accounts been received Of the death Of the Duke
Fc d!nand Of Cobourg and brother Of the Duchess
Of Kent, and uncle Of Prince Albert
According TO letter from Nsples OF the 2lt, received
by resi- ce;abe holse a. Lyons, the small Neap2litsa
town Of Bar had been swallowed UP by earthluake
go bodies hs already been taken out of the ruins
Pans DorRsE Aug 20 -Fivcs. 81 as; Threes, 56 90.
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l,,Uf

From the London sta ldAri August Sc
This week We ind the report that the Governor Gene
raj d lucia had demAncsd. Internationally in June
at. The mporgry permanent oder of portion
I the Nizsm doniUions, turns out inaccurate. The
ruth appears 10 be that his Highness threatened
~th this proceeding in the event only Of his fsiog 20
feet immediate quida .ion q h debt 70 the Indisn
MT nor the accounts YET agreed as to the
comparative chances OF the money beirg paid or the
iolalty biog exacied We have no desire ipores-e
posse kons in frsign lands We much tion the
o them 90 others than governors general ant other
mfubers o what Burke called the Corinthisn or Ter Of
sooisty Anrexatcn. We trr-t bepceforth will be con-
fBtd Americs-ws in the Old World have had rather
TOO much oft Nor has Aua-rcan annexation redound
ID much TO the credit Of tba: young Republic OF the
MesE
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The mStth Race between the Nafhts Ame
rtps nud 1ftaota.
[From the ID Ion Ner.- Aur ca

lfIuu the IpLcnn News. Aug 20
losTNior1H. rhGreday Aug q lSsI
The hntros New York clipper taksn out II dock
o, three O'Clock this Tning Her DANA 70 has b.en re-
paired. she nay BE- called ,kimmrr on ths se,ssto
estber different from al vsss.I we nave .vsr -, 49,
perhaps the iron brig Recruit more Ike her than
any Other vessl but ste had up aud down brosd
eterr With ceep gripe, while the America has very 70
ceding marrow stsm without the least grips The Re
cruit half tried and Of the service
for mere song f5 600. we believe when the ex per
mental brgs built they sssmilstsd 80 nearly In
their fcrmstiop that no person could have supp5asd
thsre could BE- much difference in the q D rformsncss
vbieh proved 10 he the The form of the bottom II
70 any yachts and schooners II s perfectly
unique and original this side the Atlantic, though
believe the New York pilot vessels similar though on
,nahsr tcsle She Is Of course: built purpo-ely for
ealing though che possesses good internal sccommoda
ons Round her weather dec she has nothing that can
oe cared tulrsrk being merely raised ledge and %
provae Tor The safety of the the helm there s
vel sbaft IN which he stands 10 10
gusscs oi having no buwark her sails close down
I ,pe oe.h and are what may termed body sails,
- -. bead leverage s much decreased she
go W ss ", merely carrying pole her msinm sst
nesd for ohe purrse of setting Hyine rafopssi and
hosting n.s B, having only three sa sad Spreading
hfe qusntty cf canvas the fs AZ Vttle escan. ~,
the Wind a. there IL with our vach, s.hoP -.
spiead perhaps sn equal quantity hut Who bs,a !, n.
large number OF small sails she sets a fourtb adj n.
Tying jib) occasionally bu; does not freouantiv sr
Her mssts are large for the tonbaRe of be vei h,y
not much encountered With rigging and she bas ~. g
ropes Seven men brought her across the A,lan,c I,
the men themselves say she ought TO have ten mn
at lesst.
The Americs vent out Of Portsmouth Harb,r at slu,
f,e O'Clock this uorning and preceded 20 Ryde where
she engaged 10 sail fer flO1 against the rtsnIa
iron schooner yscht, belonging TO Mr stephenson
About ten O'Clock she under ssil aud with large
number Of yachts proceeded to the Nab ght vesssths
LORD wilton in his yscht schooner, the Xarda was
b. Umpire and conductor ~ the race We understsnd
he smefcs ard Tiapis were 20 est what sail they
pec'ivc'y chsei 10 rua tven'y miles deal bcsE, sh
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Arrived dship VIM Patten. Cronstadt brig Enssbeth
Alexandria schrsJ q Adams, N0reansi Eva B.lsimoro
SeraJ Norfolk Bella Rook Albany; Challenge, and Mar
tha. York John Bull, Port Prince Aug Matil ia,
hiladephe; Montano Albany; Gen Scott Rondout; Au
aug 1.
Belov-Brigs Itasoa and Charles
CleAred-Shp Medford, Madras and Cacutsa Lady Ara
bella York barks hangos, Buepos Avres Ltttle Lzzie
Mary Philadelphia sohrs FAeon Ghareston SO nervle
Wilmipgton, NC; James, aud Florlda PLiiedelphia
Ariel. Albany Bay State, NYork.
FALL RIVER. Sept IL.
Arrved-schrs Richard Borden, baltimore; Mary Patter
son, PHILADELPHIA -
Providence, Sept 10
Arrvedsebrs John Whipple Nan semond; Minerva, dol
John wetts; Pblsdephia; Joseph Guest dos Sarah Cra
ner do; Thomas Page. do; sloop Rhode Island Nfork
roRrLAND, Sept 10.
Arrved-Brig Mary Piaisted. Newport.
KIcirnorp. Sept 10.
Arrved-sohrs Richard, NYork; Juliet. Boston.
The New York herald., 1851-09-12

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HANEGsc DEPARTMENT
f33s3i7sI
e3issl7sl
The Crops Of England.

IFrom the Ton Ion ciandArg. August 2
The UNITS from the agricultural districts for
raj dsys Ttt have shown that the bulk - the harves.
ha teen sscur-d under very favorable coniions both
a. respects quality and quantity The yield, indeed
judging from the rep rts L. comfortably above the
rage; and with the imports from the oted States an1
he furcTeau producinK countries there he
than any former period With fuli harvest here.
good aYsrsge production throu. .hOut EUROPE. an
immsbs. yield In the United sts,es there 4 chance
re proving othsrviss and l. yet @ oe seen vh-ther
thu Er elbh farmer with he sivanage q ST Increase
Unlimited competition m0st falsely called free rale In
his msrktts
The New York herald., 1851-09-12

THE TEHuANrzpKc GRANr.-The Mexican au-
tboiries IT Vera Crus have shown signs of relent-
ios IN -esard TO the severity Of their measures
against the American vessels seized at Minatitlan
Cspts. Thompson and Whitney went to Vera Cruz
to remonstrste, and were directed to return and
take their vessels, which they declined doing. re-
ferrDg the question of rights and remedies to their
pyiDoipals.-N. q. Pic, Seyt. 4.