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CITY TRADE REPORT,

SATVRDAS, July 1915 p Nj.
BFLApsfyYrs -FTorr. the reduction noted in our
IN active bu, has been transacted in domestic
brands to-day reaching IN the aggregate about 220OO
bbs -uninspeeted and sour at So 25 s. ~ superine
No. st So 6S IS 81 mixed to straight Western at 81
81 IL fancy do with ordinary TO good State at L.
81 Isl commoa Ohio at 81 Is 81 IS and good round
less freely offered and quiet 1t 81 IL 81 % in
bond. Southern favored buyers and very dull
eco bbls mixed to straight fetched S43l 81 a. and
fancy 81 81 50 81. Rye fosr ruled about the same
with light sales If fine At So 81 Corn meal varied but
little; l50 bbs Jersey brought So and State at 50 81
Wheai exhibited more vy at unaltered rates 2Oo10
bushels taken for shipment At private bar
gain, and 1900 bush prime Southern at 81 TO- Rye
steady and wanted at TIE Oats we're more plenty
and eaeier Northern being sold at ~ sc and Jersey
at i0c a42c Com eontir ued TO advance and about 40
GOO bushels damaged aud heated disposed OF at SOC
soc mixed and yellow Western at 5sc jSiac and
Co1roN-The market was quiet ard iuIl to-day, the
sales only reaching 700 bales the basis Of Sc for
strict Upland miadlipgs
IELioE1s-EatcS to Liverpool quiet to-day, aud
quotations somew bat nominal or cotton "a to 5-32d
0rain-4}sa I'd ssked for wheat -four, 10 lsd asked
To Glasgow, ashes were engaged at POS. There
charge in rates to California, 20 London to Havre.
shippers TO Europe seemed Inclined TO await the result
Of the pacitc's news.
HAh remained about the same the sales being
fined TO 800 bales fi7or, at 10 a 5oc., cash
fRo,iaoSs.-Pork e ntpued 10 improve 500 bbls.
cha har d. at SN IS and prime at S12 70
So o.; other qualities unAltered Beef
astsble eco bLs having been disposed Of at IS 70 Sill
prime at S. Sc also 20 packages beef hams ut SIS
sl4 Cut meats we're neglected Lard was in good sup
ply and heavy. at ehc.a sac. Butter arrived slorly
ard wa dcbrer Orange county commanded l1e n IL
Western diaries lie l5c, and Ohio l0c lie ca. &C
was IN request and held at &c. q CSC.
Ia low was held at Ti,e. cash, for prime city Tsr-
deTed, at Which 100 lbs cold.
Trojan active inquiry pr, vailed for gree at the
vanr'd figures obtained ~ the last auction sale BlI
however rather dull though unaltered regat5
prices Next Wednesday the Celes stalls cargo pot
tion tbereof. viii be brought to the hammer II
rrses the usuJ assortment Of Tyson skin aud other
grades 81 choice tess, aud In very good condition
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ARRIVAL OF THE CRESCENT CITY,
Over Million Dollars in Gold Dust.
News from Jamaica and tlie
isthmus Of Panama,
&C., sc, go

The steamship Crescent City Captain TAuner arrived
yesterday from Chagres, via Kingston Jamsica
she brings over mllios Of dollars in gold dust on
freight, and about hundred aud dfty passengers
amsDg whom notice the names OF Major uo6bie. As
distant Postmaster General Mr. W Stewart, Secretary
of the Island of Jamaic.; Mr. Dougherty Inspector
cf Prisons Capt Day. L. 5. Army hr Zschdsson, firm
d Zachrisson, Nelson s Co.
Anne Ked lie full list of the of ths passengers
Mr. Richards X Over Leo nard Nathews, r Lea 1T.
Pierce, Capt D.y. U A: seymour mail agenj Ma
for Hobbie Asst Postmaster GeGera Strzug sernas
Baldwin aud lady; u Fernando, J0ha pug erty'
Lewis and lady, Neanx and lady, GRAFT lhorearn'
CISCO HerrArs, W st aud q G3;tls Mr. rti
Alexander Lazarus, Edward Tgs A,osrt Ltlrrus \
RaxnAs & Dudley, Z TamphiDs, rsmpleten Temple.
Ton. Templeton. TemIet u oarGSf - ~ u
= Houston W Hustled, p wilson Peck, Johnson DR.
Le Coase j Cramer L d smith - c Green constock,
Jose s CsrderAs, IN Dst. roDD tins. ,avi4. Mr.
rrsncis J Drlspsne Ct.s Cleveland. l. W Saunders,
peter Mann Dean - John W "a shepard Roberts
n snow @ Dudley. NJ Brown, Putnam, ratman Chas
Bobbs G IA Manning A Hudson. Never j smith. H.
n Mart. Burnett, j Eugle john Warden w Hayien,
Baok iuSbam Webb Day, J0hnson. Skies. Skies
c Shark, hart johnson. seaton. Chas Cozrsns, Il
Rsxtou, SteV ems, Mrs livingston DerniL l. Peck.
Miison. Jackson, VI Ly eh W Her, walker Il Rus
sell. Augustus, NenEble Kute, Flrna gan. Kel-
ly Van Tyne. kolg-r Gaskin L Rich Z Rogers J
eos. Stackhouse Cant FELTON, ID kich. Enoyes
Bacon, Culver. Hlls'sd. Nash Nash, Wilcox.
shoswell G W unhurs-r, " " tdle. J Cisy Foote
ClevdsnA.
Ths following is the amount of gold du;t brought BY
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from the residence Of his parents OF Eighty
fourth street and Third avenue. Yorkville.
Our dear little Geor4y IA zone

from the residence Of his parents Of Eighty
fourth street and Thnd ayenee. Yorkvile.
Our dear little Georgy IA gone"
On Saturday morrinT, Jul, 10. Of d-senterv vNvt
i.kOLiNL SrASOop, aged years aud months eldest
chiid OF Caroliue AMI Henry SeaWood
Her aims taken 60 Staten Island for inter-
neEt
On saturday. July 70 JoHN RnnV, OF small ppx. a
native q, New jersey, at l2G DelaDcy street
New Jersey papers please copy
On Friday night, Jul IS Of assumption, MAeGt nj
CoNoEr1IoN MApAN GoME1 aged L. second dauh ter Of
CIistora MADAM. Esl, of lisyans
The friends Of the family, aud Cutans generally are
Cathedral on Wednesday morning at o'clock without
further Invitation.
on the 18th Of July of disease OF the heart Mr. PErEE
D. WIERyrLT In the 6sth year Of his age native II
Bergen county New Jersey but for the last twenty dve
years resident Of the Ninth ward Of this city He was
universally esteemed aud leaves behind him very large
circle OF friends and Iuaintances.
lie remains taken TO Ramipo. New Jersey for
interment, the 10th inst.
On Thursday, July H. az cholera infanum, HELEN L.,
daughter Of George H. and Laura {. Dawson aged
months and IS days
The remains were inferred In Greenwood Cemetery.
OF disease Of the heart GEo JAcKso, Of Morrstswn,
New Jersey, aged 25 years.
His remains have been Inferred at ElizabethtowD,
New Jersey.
At Montevideo, South America, on the 18th Of May,
of consumption after illness Of eight months MARY
Ann aged "A years wife of Roger smith Esq daughter
Of the late Joseph Brown, Esq Of New York, and
mother Of Mrs Peter Bours Jr, Of the former place
The body was accompanied to the English Cemetery
by very large number Of people among them the
Amerca Consul and officers of American vessels
Of war In port The funeral ceremonies performed
by Rev. Charles stewart chaplain of the L. frgate
Congress.
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Died,


On sabbatb Jsly - Wa LoyCs1atft, % he S,}1 gear
Of his age.
liz irends md those u bis bTotaers samuel Craig.
Aaron and joan respectfUly invited 20 attend hig
fuusral this Monday afternoon from his late Fosi
ocnec, 40 ieuwick stseet AZ ! o'clock pr-cissy His
mains =. T. taken 10 Cranberry NrT jersey, Ter in
tsrDent
On Fun lay morning july -. JAsts fsAs-fs, sgcd -
year.
Tie = ,slv, All trend q ;be family respectfully
invited 70 atts I'd ais funeral from ht late red,
Mlrcmb's Dam this lAoDday) afternoon. at O clock
On sUnJsy morning, jury ~, Mr.. EIsAN0H Cos LrEs
10 tie 5tth year % her age
The u ln1. qrannDces q the touAy and thoee
of her tOns Nir ara Alexander are invited TO attend
b'r fuDssl III 81 nda! aitrnoon at click from
aer 4Rc ID ace ~ ", second street curuer ID
Tbiri avenue
~ Suudfg iur - q .yphus fever JAIss l. D.
~ r. go 3eSf ct BIZ age
Tho irifnd- o "a" family srt members 4 Tratosnen p
Ltd-e. ga 7 ofp. and mseUb,rr q strict Obscr
"a q. u DE- - re aId Accepted Masc NJ are re- pect
IDLY Invited @ attend his sun'fa from he late resi-
cerce No W,o.ier tti-gt % O'Clock TIL morning
ISIS F'in' Il = .hath 70 stamford O'nr Tor int's-
nftt
"n u. .N-h g July '"aF - J'sr'' -rn Of William
ht s'rsh yfsh
Ii Do 90 lAr iemy are nv Va tg Attrnd the ~
tftt az g ca 'A tAi. bi'tn-in ron 10 a. tranAIn
tt'L ,
~ W. -'.h - 'Niy - VS. , 'fF"hhfl OK ccNumP-
We. pa ~, .'iu , ~ - rs age
~, y e'i ~ nv ,t uu luEltd 20 AZ.
40 p. ~ IN y. ~ iA'Iu e'tnue' NJ
orl'tF rhne't iufih,s iniua.'n.
IN tn..Ay s"3 ~ - u hN- 'nJ laughter OF
~, 80 90 ".H 'n5'.
~ o. ~ nc, ~ .h' la'niy ere re-
L'"t ~ n.y." i' "'ltl th ilfpft % Q tlofh T.
{" at 20 70 = Ii'elu' ", ~
o,s.,,s, i.. sc y,...,lJ, 49, ,.,....u
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FHILAoELrHIA, July %, ~

iHii-ApLhFhtAs July -, iC'i'
Lrf90iHg fran Rio tHcUo-ttssd Bioica UpJy
bt Br1tisb. on Srlpici,h If bring an Aatiltary ~
The Slare Trade-U. s. SlooD DaLc, e..
The Bark Minnesota, Foscock, arrived this morn
ing from lio Dc Jeneiro nth ult. Capt. Veacock
reports that the Commander Of the British steam
shiI Cormoraut had blown up tho towboat Sarah,
Or .uspiegu Of hc- having furnished supplies to
schooner 'aid 20 be engaged ia the slave trade.
Tie sarah belonged 10 NJ ssrs. Hobbs : Alyungs,
American hip ctGudl,rs az Eio, Who are highly H.
diguaUt az tac high-hahdcd outrage q the British
commander.
The Minnesota sail 4 ia company With the 5arks
Ben. Ncl'tcnc for ih'ld lruia, ard the Creole for
Baltimore. Lcit az rio, United states sloop OF
war Dale, from River de Plate: ship Game Cock,
from New ofk for san rarc SEQ, rCpairing.
Tie fame raj Of Ensign T. G.. Stuh5n7. tl.s after.
noon, wbs attended by the remlirs OF the Penn
sylyania cimcut., aud large escort o. Grcm "a.
iic was inferred IN 'l- Gl1nwoOd CcmCtery.
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Arriy a Ba.s Minnesota. vcacook, sis Is.


BshE Eff.. - soston from Be.imeri On ae u,-h, q
afssi,rti. fSs ,sst Sossprit. s.evs belwart. 80
tbs iost ,iitoom
Bnio ONO ,ist ven, s,asr some as back Is rep,iriHs
saFus and would 90 r.sdy 70 sah ior Nfors about the
IUti iroiino.
Bre ca,or, rous. e ADD rem A'yssryTsrs ,or El.-
III. snG rie,ibs saved. 55t the huh vii be lo.t
b. gni orr . A,,.a q from bS ..'S;
seed ok owner. captsit and 6 Nc Zen LEAVING ,hrs
LeW,rt = ssie iroA Sw, in lat - " \, loo 90 80"
s,,r Ws1iiAu, from Bangor Damon, While beating down
p, ryT S, sss s,s w'ss .ser she vs.,
Isrt..ss IsuIsa . Ss. ssi
Ssu wu,Isn .SswmP ne,lssd b: soa;s.s'eS WITH
N c,T sSs sr eS ss, p o % eoa. g e.
eauneee y .ees ss 81. ,s1 nov ta,ls sb In ssost
i 5S - y ;Ss w.ds r." e I sb.diorS
,oid ~ auction " Any bourne 18th Inst as 'h' came
,rtm "a A. TIE rate Of sl"e.
whsi,men.
CiiNNB,df,rd, 18Th, tbp MoBtesuma, Tower PFsohc
spoksr.
stespshg Union, nudd f;sP sycrh ot New CLEANS
sbif Daniel wsts,sr lpit ngwsrs from Boston for IL
SIN samuel fos from Iavrs for NYors % last lat H.
ss Southport Mccormick. from Savannah for Boston
Bs Nesysc. q salon from Cronstsit for Boston %
o'Is,sa 1fsodSe ,.oin Hiryos from s.susfor NYork.
'in pairsI Itbry, OF Iomas,on IRON Dublin f5r New
Ban q YsfSesh, Teal from Boston 'or Norean' isa
pr u,,smo-s Mc,rss- FROM Boston Cor Kebna 18th ns
psyg pit1 tBrl yornt,,a. frsa NTork ior i,s,
Foreign Porte,
Ctp-ruAs g,iy p-BbrLt Etpsbs Fstsrg4s foy NfN
IN 5olsa as tts. fyGr bie,ils sSee i,t ss;us 49,,
Yyt 8cttsf,t.tr. ae.,laIL a'anee,9 isr lr's.t,a
Vf,,3cs-r ;a.. y ~ '-r- g., rl-'i '7,'' '.h.
I G.. tfa. ~
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The article which ~ publish in Ouc paper under
this title taken from the N1c FORK H0aa q the
ith Ci lat January, merits the attention, no; ouly
Of the people % the Mexican republic, cur neigh.
bcfs. but alec ~ all spanish American states. Of
Which tie nationality positively tarcatcuod taken,
a. u b. from an important paper, the reputation
and juo 3mcnt Of which stands h,rh in the l uitCd
states. IL j. certainly not the IT time that that
aud other journals Of the l Mon have Gllcd their
columns with threats and prophecies similar to the
enc which Is the subject Of this article; and, IA
truth which We would consider f. nfs roaades aud
in bad taste, IT, unfortunately, experience lad not
some T. prove the prognostics Of these writers.
The annexation OF Texas to the Northern repub-
JIG ives announced long time before il took place;
another succeeded. cleo, with ppcr talifornia, and
now they think Of disme nbcribg another consider.
able part Il tho Mexican territory; and they predict
the entire Absorption Of Mexico Central America
IN fact, Of the sniro continent. AZ TO the anne
tion Of The Spanish American states 10 the North.
ofn cOnedcracy, II not only, as 20 nc ignorant AID
Daleyolcnt persons appear 70 suppose, a single
change o. name aud gOycrnmcut-tt IL, sooner OF
later. the complete extinction Of the races which
now inhf bit this parI Of the continent. Any one
who has seen the last message Issued by the Cover.
nor Of Alta california TO the houses Of that State,
will be convinced u tho truth Of ne crton, IL
he has not forgotten the history Of the United
-tatesit be does not wish to volun arily cose his
eyes to what took place in all these countries where
the Anglo Americans prodominatc. Ia the docu-
mcnt 90 which alude, II is categoricay proposed,
not only exclude from Office ana other civil rights,
OF the aboriginal iamlllcF OF iyehlVthlh Dut arO 10
drive them out OF the country a. unworthy 1t living
in company Of the now population. There u the
fate reserved 20 the unhappy races which they pre-
tend TO improve
However. when tho journals Of the Union bring
u such positive threats, what Is the conduct Oh
icrvtd Wy those against whom these threats are
directed What are the measures taken In Mexico
snd Genital America, in view Of what took place
I m Cnba what is now passing IN Panama l--Or
what q 70 be seen ia Nicaragua What are the
mtHsuics which Tho gov .Tumpnte and the statcs
men have 'ramcd CO. preserve The Iositivcly threat
Ched raitttaity ol tur-c countries II j. painful
% %! bot % aTtcar .bat, ia rlars q tasiug
h,a.uf,. cotiuc'', l' lb: i.-..l~atioh u thcse
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Tsiecruphir Reports.

DI y.
Receipts since e.terdsy .Flour $500 barrels; VIII At
25I0 bushels corn. 400 10 There il bot moderate
q, msnd for acur. with heavy market and downward
tendency One thousand barrels Of stra Int State
sold At S. SO oren NJ nder held above the views of
buyers Wheat. Ohio. 20 sc. There e less doing in
~. and the market hss a downward tendency. Osts
bettsr and sales have tecn made AZ Sc. no change
freisht-.
Ais.NY. July 20, 1851.
X cclpt- since ye-tcrdsy-Elour 300 barrels wheat
stl buhcE; corn $500 do. In Aour the transactions
smaller tsa y,t rdsy Corn steady at rstes last
quoted. Salcs % L 600 bushels mixed Western were
made ut i3c fer heat a. and &c for sound oats are
s'eeJy al ~ c n 41c. Wbislcy. prison. at 2it,c
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Passenger sailed.

MISUNDERSTANDING M ida tnst Msrscn erroneous
IL lished ycsterdaVl-A Miles, sna lazy, Cce
lady Mrs. Cleveland and daughter Judge Bronoa capt
/ Raymond, A Saunders, spicr ana ron. STRING
follo~, w Palmer Milton wildor, N Clcavlard, VIM
Tty'or Jones Henry kumford wm Wright and LADY MI
DOGGY, Mrs Betoher-i2 Ia the stoerase.
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relegraphic Marin, Reports.

Aui,rt Brig Lucy. SyOrt -
prriysd-ScLrs . Nnl,tt.. Phusa,irh.. \ W .r-
rcssan do. scors Roger Williams, Backstpns. Harvest
aud Pci-ttr. NYork.
Arr,,,A-seAr Maths Collins SysrK.
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HIIsIsppNtt

THE ROYAL s1n sTEaM snTr AraIcA WILL I'll
s 'LEGIs Dos,sr . tE. cusAkD. Jr., s GfoadSsy
LoR SOUTHAMPTON AND nAyRE.-THE UNITED
Con msndtT viii leave Hare ouelns At Southampton
20 S S s from r SoS Rs Price q passage
$40 spgeis in sums srsounns g twenty Thousand pousds
Gle Be board ,he day previous % sailing Ia
e. az ,Ir s nt e Tsr t,siySt or ps
sag al irr Sli e s6RTiSER IivrsesfeS ss,s.
+ Ths ss~ 800 elegant ses York hull, clipper uOn-
MT Certain Lsvrsne a. tier No ~ n X having the
t.ra 3 s,pssse !. an ssoS, ,ss is huEr.s Prom ssIo
sisco '"' VA MAJ ~ Z b sUf}oS i Val street.
OrroslrIoS TO noSorcLy-l LIN,
ssssa q, s 80 , ,sos fs sas
sf !. sss ' . aa' fsa sI v or
ia Monopoly Line. aided ~ gevernnen, ps,ronsSe
Ssf lac thsf 1siSstl, services. .ho lndsrsnden, Line
3 G cen, Tor ss Sirce, Gsnsst q he travelling pSSs
sS 60 ffn ri sus ,. S'' Srr Is 20
h ara OF 10 H.. 18Th .spscsi notice 70 visitsr,
70 California We stl Il dsiy 70 ieOw courtrymsh
reliable through iipst California {. tss U $ Ma. Line
insepsSdert Lst. rasese. IN. $ Through Line
he had cheaper than tho deaf Line aud tho o.
Mail steamers are not In the hsb Of breaking down Yer
MILFORD a Co. vssey street. Astor Houss.
pAcIFrc MAIL STEAMSHIP coKrANr.-oHLY
u Through Line rsrs RedseedOn Saturday, July D. At
O'Clock I'm The splendid double engine stesDshp CHE
ROEIr SS tons burthsn Benry wndle. Ger will
Warren street r. With The Government Mss direct
Hsvana and Chagree Chagres passensea Transferred A.
Hvsns 70 tie srer did double esgfne tesmslp FALCON
asli Panama about tie 18th OF August For
apply at tho ohoo % south street. or III Westt
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN EoyALHAIL
Steamships between Nsv York and Liverpool Direct aud
Boston and Iserpeoighe Boston shiss onlye,i
nsliiss % land asd rseeivs ms. sad Issenssss
tsis. e g. n =. JSdlisa, kihehRA, ) ss s
CAaBRfs, =. Jeitoh.
Tsss vessels carry clear white ight At head.
s. stnrboerd how, red on rort bow.
esn ;. a.. rrs Ss, ysst Wasssas 80 III
America, from Boston. "Wednesday 9th AugusL
Tisgsrs from New York. " cdneedsy, ls,h August.
kiric. from Rev York. Weanssday, 9Th August
Cansaa, from Boston. wednesday,. ~ September.
asia, from New York. Wednesday,, uth Seftosnbsf
Passage New York Bcsson 20 live pool, szss
chh.n stsss.sss.. = ~
Bertks not secured untIi pad Tor - ''
frslsht viii be charged spocie hsyoad IA amount r
An esrosienes.t su-vron % bcard-
AT letters anj must tbxsugh e Pest OF
ioe S'tis'ss''t PH'Sasf sFls IAN 4, % n, .aw,,
TrtpsA, an a1e ether forcgu etods received ast
utusni 10 ,omrson viii Briteh gteta thr9usb tas %
IefoV lotsaiaf b. taho r.srsse - EnT-na " th NI.
nhtN Neen-hif8 fcqutato6 " ceit ~ te oihr:. =
f.g
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CArTo1-ship Congress--R Kinder
gosuK-Brig Sarah Brovn-xrs Mudss and children.
kenney and children Mrs Mcneil and son Miss John
son Nils Green. Mr. Chsprelle ana lady, Mics DgAs Mr.
! 4.
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Letter. BE f. Rio JhIero. &C Yer steamer Golden Cav,
u. t.lse the Esehsurs leading Room 90 ESehhnsel on
fr ~ Aur T. clock Ale, Ter steamer Fitsrro Tor
Bs,.ft, On Htndhy, 2st insg, st O'clock Also. pr
.teamcr Csntta Tor Hsas ard Liverpool ca laesaAy "a
,ssvc t.sr ,srs are .iso a, Ksayons 81 Wall street.,
Herald Marine Correspondence.
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Below.
One .hirsrd one big

On sAtur5sytv.rirv 2th instl schr Jamcs N4lson from
sUapsluro Nc. lAdca With stores, alter Fcttng
ater weigh tcIew ,he Narrovs where sle had been an
the ebl TIDE struck ~ sudden guss OF
wind frc tho NJ, which carried away both aast ABOUT w
or below the trcce. The topma 10 and say tp
sk went ~ the board and also the 40 tortah ahi lying
t while tie ss with all the .sanding ana runnng
rcvibg fttaced osue town deck Tbeyessel benz COM
p teiy ttrpIod and rnmsnagcAbc wBs AGAIN nr"lSn 70
her nehors. and bhld tl nez moruiag ~ clock Neu
jacob Boil alongside. and tOHed her ~
b. the cy Tie tempest though q sftrt dutht'n u 90
rcttd bosrd o. the Dst sudden and Eo
lent IN every respect tLat they bad e. - before
addition q the tlmcst rtrstles 70 e o. we mo ~,
rain In tcrrcntg and the fihes OF rttbinH &C
dy terrific pta' Of thunder re ?" Ttd aud re
tuert 81 almost ngous blaze. Al except
iur who on deck 90 she Tine ct
nc r.rton received de tligttcgt hilary
jew wind 81 sunrise. NV; At meridian. " At sun
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MARITIME TELLIGM K
Port OF New York, July ~.
Arrived.

ship Cor gress French Canton lO5 days with silks
spoke Whale Sps Malrsrs Of Lcadon with 1850 ibis % oil
s1 & With ~ do So 's Aaso
GIBBS tef Fsirsven, wer.h with 2 DO DO; and VIII s'hr
Sophia of Nantucket Baldwin with 90 DO do June 20 lat
IS lon y 30 w. spoke brig Creighton, from Rio JansrO FOX
ship Excelsior Croker. Liverpool juno IL with mdse
and Z, o, to Temper Nspss u, with
aaq 70 OGDEN date IA. Is lon 90 say
the ss as sSea as, s S nd.
calmsi has had pilot on board days, :. -,.,
Snip D'' Pope Aii Wy Tss sqsHG
Blaicy from ra,lac for England June Il, lat 10 lon 80
i rs;ssd . rts IT, July % a Cape a..rss sas
' for
Ship Westmnstsr, shspter New Orleans. 81 days with
~ , s' to rs'Tsiof Rsd
' p ,Ss:f MRea Ha1 y" ' for New
SIi Falmouth tef cnmdenl Howe, TURK, Island u days
- exchanged signals with brig Versailles OF Camden steer
rg Je.o, BAKER Csrdens days, with sugar. &c 20
Brr ssregu, Mayhem, sasus, July II. with sugar Sc
TO smEoa aayhsC c.. p,..r s.vr, 10 DAVIS, with
triz Aid, tof Thowss:al ral'' GuaysmA rR ID days
sIis cs'hsIias sicsss 90 se,r.Esr, SioSs. Ponce;
'Fsts G;ir l1dsa; E;gse io5 Mobile p.,,..
E as x.a 's f?Ei
Bt, Sarah Ellen Of Portiand Thaycr st J,gO Cubs, IA
day q. with sugar 20 master - .,
Brig Tweed Br) MeDousal Pictou, Ms, Il days, with
Brig joseph "a ekl,nd) Kell,r, New Orleans 27 days
with corn TO r Trundy.
20 Sturcts, Chairman y Co. .,
kchr nary Elizabeth (oi Portsmouth, val friee, CArle
nss, 40 days, with mslhsses, 70 EStcpheu soh
Sehr Arsbue Sedgewckb, Lufkin. Jsomel, - daJs
with coffee. &c, 70 Bech KuL hards 80
Schr Charger, Brakeman, Matagords tTetasl June %
with cotton, TO Mcdowell Co.. June -, lat "a ~ Ion
~ trole sohr Joseph Henry from MGsgorsa for York
9Th lat 81 AZ Ion g. spoke brig Morning STAR Felt from
schf Newton Lsrch Port LavAees q days, with cotton
scS olive Br,aeh H,- Pensacola. with cotton SC, to
seIr Matilda wells, Criain, Charleston days, with
cotton Sc. 70 McCrrats Go. 49,, 49,.
Schr Helene cod Chareston. days with cotton tc
st6r JGtsr White Corssn sgansbOro'. NC. days. With
seIr Wm Moore. Oliver wilminyton. NC. day., With
SER Jaas. Nielsen Craoer swA,sboro' NC days with
naval ttores SandioTd Co July ~ IN Asqual, carried
away tLe LEAD q the main and foremost
S,lF Mott Bodcil, Bedell. Georgetown, days
sclr Minerva n right Chauterlin. Alexandra, J days
sehr Pstmes PurLei Richmond td.ys
Syhr leo, Su IN, Roo klsad, 3 days
scLr Ehors Coombs. Rockand, 3 days
Schr HtrrieA. Rhodes, kockland days.
StLr J RAldu n, Clarke. Portland, CT.
Schr Daa Rua-.lt Smaller II rtland, Ct
SloOp Joseph, Hodge, Portland; CT
Slo.,, Rhode leland, sturEess, Provdsr,s
Slotp willssd, Layton. frVVitenes
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CrOR SAN TRANCIsCO. CHARACTERIZATION LINE
The and elegant Nes York built clipper HUt-
MT Captain lsvrene, At pier No. ~, ~ having the
alter portion II her trzsEet end rapidly going
board q sail About let huKuSt From
tai In the ctrsructi0u Of this vessel 70 conf ienuy
rsottt she vi make t quickest tp ye made g. san Sau
oisco. d. u. 81 ffON. u Wall street
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EvERY MOTHERS BOOK-rHR FEARS OF Pow.
IL crty and the prospce Il too large family ef chutr.
prevent many prudent people from marrying but hers
book thas win tell important secrets which s
overcome oil such objeesons Price For sale By ~.
Ttmersdp ut thl Portuguese Agency No ~ Ann sesno&
Letters strreed shove 10 bok Loo New York p. o. VIII
he ansHt rraA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-21

THE ROYAL MAI. STEAM sUfP AFRICA WILL
sail from New York for liverIeo 90 "Wednesday, yaly
10th, loJ CANADA, from Boston for Liverpool Wed
nesdAy July %, iJL For tight pEssagc apply ~
b. LEWIS Boston, OF X. CuNAkD. Jr. $ broadway.
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Total amount Of treasure tlOO4o.7
our thanAs due 70 Mr. L W Rus ,r the latest
r.
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MEDICAL LECTUkE on SEMINAL DISEASES. ~
Nh D.. Glover. NJ. The trst number rivrs thu
qucnces a class q dsessos generally no eel ga
forftcCd W Medic Al Tr,atmsnt shown eassr
t1Fraynr8 ard tngrurnent which uvirnrNtss dsh-
tastd orient, forsale ~ broadway. sud ~ the sss
No. " Ann street. Price y csnts