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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-17

ADDITIONAL PARIi. LAS or IHg DESTRUCTION
or TIE STEAMBOAT joins ADAMS The Cincinnati
Commrciai, Of the ION int, a. been furnished,
b. he clerk OF The sie srnb0si John Adams with
the following list 4 the lost
Calm PGsscnr1s Charles Bearer aud daughter
from Yes Oresns 'or Cincinnati; = Worley, DO do
7. and j. Calender tbrothessl, d. DO W Collins,
do for Evansville Ferguson a. for Cincinnati; Mr..
do J McElvy DO for Patriot Ia Mr. crsnton. do.
Tor CiBcinpsti. VI II Con do for srithlAnd. Joseph
Lside do for Cincinnati, Solomon T. Gum mons DO /,
o. Patton DO. 90 Mr. Bailey DO DO !. NOEL.
roy 90 90
bEgE P.ssrs.tns TIE follosinr vers deck passsn.
zsrs and all undoubtedly loEt n Fitzgerald and
family. John Lab-ry Rid Lsh-ry jane. Lsb~ry. jos
Lah.ry Lsbsry John murphy Margaret Dosu Mr.
I,sacks, John Ryan. Jsuss Ryan Gsrtin MAh.rt Jas
Buchanan. Henry Jones JAS Wright Jas purehAc
and six children Daniel Nsnsly .. Baktau. John
Hil John welsh Thos Riley Mchs.l Gibl-t P Fla
rity Y Limerick - Antonio an Italian and III, wife,
German family q six, nsmes not kuorn. n.y. Print T.
les. Bradford - Morton Jerry saloon. Thomas
Marion Jss Dariand . Riley. Ia. C0ssn. Margaret
hoUros and Eve children. Ann Fealty, John Hsmil.
ton. John Murphy Pat Conaily Thos CAhan Pat
Darkin James Hardin uiekins. j Wallace wifi.
and child. John Hamilton. Tbos Malon. jas Burt
John kidder, Peter s.rTtce Ann Harmon, Thomas
Hopkins. one unhncy Smith, = Pomeroy. hvs
Ifisbmen names unknown.
THs CEEw -rhsfoilowinr ar. the names Of the crev
known 20 have p-rishsd they belonged, principally.
In thir oity:-rhomsr Glenn Peter Moore Robert
Wilson. John Wilson. John wsl,h hichsel aiggias
Alexander Burns samuel Msstou. Eaward Rsrp-y
Thomas Wilson. Thomr Walth John krunev Nj.
ehsel Tlshsrty. John Patterson Thoms. Bale one
unknown. James Lsrkins. n not paid OF at Ns~ ~.
Alexander Morrison. Peter MrEven, Nike Gillespie
Edward Walsh. John McDriie Nike Bfacksn. Jno
Msllofy. Sylvester Lynch.
Tn. value of the csrgo the Adams IL estimated 81
fioO 900 nearly sli OF which vii be lost The boat
valued at $4,000 and insured in thi. city for
$1,000
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Naval lntelb1opce.

Loss OF THE SLooP or WAR ioRRTowS-AcQuirrAL
or Cow. MANSION The court martial which was IS
sembsd at Portsmouth Va. for the trial of Com John
harston for the oer Of the soop OF yorktown hAs
honorably acquitted that officer of all blame will
be seen from the following extract from the record
The OF the parties being thus in possession
OF the Court the Court cleared Tor deli beration
and after having carefully md nAturely weighed and
deliberated upon fhr evidence and exhibits in the
case the Court OF nion that the specification in
the fret charge is proved AMI doe, therefore I'D.
Judge the accused not guilty OF the hrs charge That
thr prciheaton In the second charge j. not proved,
aud Goes therefore atudgs the accued not guilty OF
the second charge. The Court does therefore honor
ably acquit the accused, Commander John MArston.
Of AL blame In the loss of the nted States sloop
war yorktown The Court also thinks proper to state
that In arriving at the opinion and Judgment
pressed the evidence and exhibits In the fully
justify the opinion that the loss of the United states
slocp OF war yorktown was eccasioned by q current
extraordinary and unusAl both in myth and di.
rsction. sgapst which, under the circumstances Of
the case no human skill and foresight. could have pro.
vidsd
L. 8. brig Porpoise, Lieut.. Com. L. Lsrdner. ar
rived at Moprovis on the 9th December. from Port
Prsys all we'll and sailed again nth for the lee
ward via Grand Bassa The p. had visited the Gam
bia to make further inq uir-s respecting Ameri
shipvreeked said TO be in han de- Of the
natives Of the interior and for whom q ransom OF
ri tec Was dsma ndpd Lieut. LArdner could obtain no
iufOr MAiio reepsctipz he
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Letter Bsgs o. ship New " A. tor Liverpool will close ~
the Eschsnee Reseins Room ~ sschsngs this day At half
~ : n O'Clock.
Room this sftsrnoon ~ qnsrssr becs oeoeh and be for
vsrdes per clipper brig
Letter Bsss X s,ssae wnaissson. for seushappsoa ssi
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rsoyIsIors.-P ork-The market for old was steady,
but the demand not active OWN In part to the
frmnees OF holders and the incls nency OF tho
thsr. New held above the views OF buyers and
was quiet at Si3 80 for Ohio mess Sl4 for city and
Sll for Ohio prime OF old about 400 bbis found pur
charers at $l2 81 &12 ~ for and SO 81 50 A
for prime. The market for beet, though less active
very nrm, and the days business amounted TO $50
bbls mess at IS 80 Sl0.5 and prime SIS . So Prime
mess was nominal. at SIS SIS So Beet hams we're
quiet asd In good supply ut exc Cut meats were in
fair request, and trm at 6ho for shoulders, and
sssHo. tor hams. with . considerable amount offer
ing. Lsrd was scarce and In good demand, at So .
$40 Tor new and old prime With sales Of 200 bills.
also, SEQ kegs, to arrive, terms not made public
There but little change In the market for butter
and cheese and the business dsisg quite mitsd
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Marine Affairs.

LauscH-The clipper ship Typ hoon isto be launched
from the ship yard of Messrs fernsld Psttigrsv in
Portsmoutb. on Tuesday next. She is rugged on the
stocks This vessel IL said TO be the largest clipper
ship built in the United States being 25 feet long
all Ala feet extreme breadth and % fest deep
She IL to be owned by Msssrs ID. A Kingslsnd& Co 4,
Of New York is Intended for the Canton aud Coornia
trade and will be commanded by Capt. Charles Il
Batter, OF Portsmouth Boston Journal
The new clipper bark John swassy is nou lying at
Cincinnati with iu csrgo board bound TO Liver.
poel. The clipper bark Salem is loading ct the
port for San Francisco The latter vessel Is
aid TO have superior packet accommodations for
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TeIeeraynic Marine REPORTS.

Cle.red-Barks Helen hsfis. Bsltimors Delaware Phs-
I3h-Arr rig yehn winthrop ssrst FEB 2. Left brig
Pstterton for BCston, days.
N0Rrorp Feb IL.
sebr vssper. Arecibo ftr - nut in secouns
6f besd virds.
tscared-sekr Peru. winei.r.
Br Taylor for FOresns and steamer victoris went
3 18Th.
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SHIPPING.

TEE.., sa.IIsM AND SSEry sxEEIcAN ROYAL
sas a. ss:11 n sSs o.
s sis S:Ss s:sl.. ss$saS :ss &C.,.
AMERICA Capt s ss,sRSs d.,l
Thee y.; sl s,,ry eIs., Yhs. light ,s mast
Asp' s: ;,'3 f.ii s s:sss::ss.y isss Ma
Siiiss. Nc. York w w.Ssa::$a.y ssA A'1
z;I.: (" New yert: w.Sns:dsS, l.S way
Passage from New York Boston. Liverpool "a sssis
Esrths not 4, secured 20 un.i paid for.
Freight will DO ehsrged on specie beyond An amount fol
An experienced Surgeon on board
ss- An letters ana newspapers pass through Va,
For freight or passage 'pRlyS SsAHp D. s. s,..s..,
18th IGi1 Of TsiasS Labs
Of ,,si s .r, .i,,n q ,sf., $3.50; ,..,
steamer. from liverpool win % nsssri.iis redassd.
OCEAs sTEAk NAVIGATION cosPaSY.-yoa BFE-
v.sss;oa O. w. TapI win All Tor ssa lsass
va ssspRsh.Ip..p On ss'prdai Tss g from pier No
s price q passage he .sooSd cabin u SO AZ
u oSs S Pcs: . ss . ' sg Al 1
ScsE sss fs s.ss q srs.s
Snail STEAMSHIP COHPAsY.-FoK syAsA
~. New Orleans and chsges.-Throush Ticket. . saE
hsyssaso he .pisnSd .sss@ship FsItos1o I'VE" wii'
oSo A as the ;ssps dsSS sssS
cenm,sa.r. viii sail pr,cselyat 5oclsei n from her
sG w
freight H.v.n, Shipper. q packages ssnsnss sssiy
soa ~ silver var, % any ,tiels, eonmsnly tno.n
s 4 s'SDS, n. 1S ,sSs
sobsis Is S,, t' .;i.s ,T sS4s x warren
pAcITIo Nail sTEA.snlP ConPAsY-rsR call.
,ns ri. sass n tsss n
the F .sn, Ds. . ., ,s s VS ,.S
,.eo ne Sc, sns gi,ssn,h asys q ..h month e9is.
%.s - Psnsn. TIE .s@sSs u ,Ss ST,s q ne @ons
vi touch As.psso ear ala. r.Is.i.p s.n psso az
touch hesygleo bu. no other ks,issn pert. Ihe ia
eide Of which will b .lwsJ'n port assoh end q '
oasooN. 1879 tons TsNsE.sns. go Ton.
SsfdsSS' "a loo''a S9sSESiA 5
IN. new Steamship co ss .i ip1 Ply r,su.,
or Tss; srr, srd TT n 40. oSfs T rom s
Mans. ana rstSrnns without DELAY .iiS miis snd
= sS s n St sSs Pss sS
.ss A crf A'H .S s NJ.
S & s' s n sSs o sS Rls Ne. YST' Z,
s .6s T Ifi sss sr.s
ss between New ors.n, spd chssfes is,vns pc
snS pa io Ssmss With Il. d Ps T,s' On "a
line 70 and from New 0resns and ports in geYioe csBfor
ns snd Orsgon Psssrge from New Orleans can be scoure
from Arm strong Lavr-son & Co,
n.rssor saRs rpos STr YORE 70 cHAsRD. -
Low err cabin berth ......... =. ~. 20
steersse, found with mistress board So
FROM PANAMA FRANCISCO.
Lover cabin berth . ............. 20
stesrsss, foupd With In.,ii... md board 1919. is
-. rRos san ERANcIsso ASTORIA.
Ssbin. 4. ~.
For through ticsss Tor any month apply the snos q
the eomrsnv. 81 snd IS south street.
CLIPPIR SHIP no TOR SAN FRAfCTSCO.-sHIP.
~ by this vessel particularly requested - send
their goods on hoard foot Of Walden lane r. without de-
s snd bills 81 isdns for ssnsturs 90 that the shp MAJ
hsRt 10 sss prsveus 70 the 1d rehrnsrl
WITHIN \ LR9ks0E, srsdrsI.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-17

On the 16th instant by the Rev Henry Chase. Mr.
Thomas RooKLIyF 70 Mics MARY sHEA, both Of this
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Passengers Arrived.
LvrRPooL-PAelet ship Centu rion- DR. John LoAman.
lIvgRrooL-Pseket chip Isaac Webb-hr Raynes, lady
and two children Of Canada Charles CALDWELL sdy
Montreal; Henry Purlin Of Liverpool.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-17

nR sPOLAScO, ". D.. &C, tFR0N LONDON AZ EAST
~ broadway, New York-The moot gu ccessful ladies'
doctor under and secret and delicate suffering
known Those married ades whose Childbirth 10 to them
oct worse thsn death Itself avoid much suasrins By
application Us above, daily, from 10 to !. NJ B.A
cure Coger, Eel, l9 south street. New York. aged TO-
cured after twenty years sgonzDg suffering day and night
caused by viruIent liberated leg cured in weeks All
other doctors only failed relieve
gentleman. Squire Cogers gratitude 10 indeed nded
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-17

MEDICAL.

INFLUENZA AND CONSUAPTION.-IT is INDEED 4
melancholy truth, that thousands fall Victims TO 0on-
uon every year ron 10 o.nsr eauss Inn nosieossc
complaints with the greatest inderence aaS st then rrn
on Ter weeks and MONTHS without thinking OF the
dsnssf AT hrtt have what you consider cough
or esld you allow baenes pleasure to pre-
your breast you become hoa have pains in the side or
chest, expeotorate large quantities OF matter perhaps
mixed with blood difficulty " breathing ensues aad then
YOU md your foonh neglect has brought this sen
pAnt H. then. you value your life and health be warned
IN time and don't the with trust 20 any quAok
nostrum 70 cure you; but Immediately procure bottle or
Two Of That famous remedy. Dr. wsars Basam Of Wild
Cherry which well known to be the speedy cure
known thousands will testify whose vos have beou
saved by It, Yor influenza It the very best medicine In
the world Be not deceived;
tons and other q Wild Cherry
many thousand wonderful therefore buy other bat
the genuine, original BAsam Of Wild signed Butts
on the wrapper None genuine unless Butts
the WRAPPER For .,is by a. Sands, No loo Fulton
street corner Of VIII by Uaviland, Reese
NO 30 Maiden l.ne ~ william Burger "a CortlaDdt street,
knshten CLARKE Co. 10 astor and 23 Irving Hsuse.
Broadway, New York; and by Druggists generally every
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hOCTOR YouRsELF-Y0R TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
~ BY means Of the Posket seulapius Every One His
Own Ply stefan thirteth edition with han drsd
syIg showins disease nd in every SHAPE
and form, ~ william Young Nd Graduate Of the URi
vsy 81 Pennsyvania The various forms o. secret dis
eases faithfully dessrbes Ard all the pos given
plain language The chapter Self-Abuse 10 vor.ly
partieulss attention, sud should Ne rrsd by eve.y
Young who have been unfortunate contracting
ease previous TO placing yourselves under
doctor matter what MS pretensons be-
this truly useful whiting the psr,fou
larry tho,e contemplating MARRIAGE don't think Of
Ing home without COPY Of the Pocket ~ eulap,us Sea
Captains and persons going 70 should possess DR.
Teae on Marriage, tt Pocke, Eealarius Every
Bis Own Fhysieisn Any person sending swnty-ave
enelsee In lei YER receive OF shis book b
mail I'VE copies Will be fer dollar A.
W. YOUNG t62 srruce street siso tor
BY stringor \ Tow nsend, 90 BroAdwat. New Nors.
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Is TsLEGRArH.

BosTas Feb 10. ls5l.
No arrests have Jet been mace Ct the persons con-
cerned in the OF the ipgitiv. slave shsdrsch
II i stated that BE- left ths city last night The
groes who eff eted the II Ia affirmed we're not
armed. The opponents OF tSe Fugitive Slave Law
highly delighted with The result Of the proceedings
and say that the lss csnnet be executed in Msssa
chusstts on the contrary many others contend that
IL .hall be excuted At 81 hszayds
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pvu turs ~ Al rem tdies yss discovered .Ais u =
ont the ss. restriction Va et ann or 81 ssss
y rIhgst,os 70 bus, ysny cured 10 100 ss-,
soi ~ we arwE s,org 20 Rrvslvsy cerrsr % Chswee'r
ase ~ 70 ~ Asterrnuss A. ITO trps-sTt Sal
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CXT NOT ONLY HONEY, BuT LIFE savEo-DR
pA - Bunter will forfeit any sum. Il failing 20 cure
any ease that come under his how
standing or affecting Paebs iavitd 70 hls Dspen-
iary No Division street New York cy thousands
cured yearly BY lie practical snd great
stanssrs and other Who have been unfortunate in he
lection Of fhysclsn, g0eited to call the ssctor
His great remedy Hunters Red Dror3.t troubles the
guaek doctors 20 mnohoure like mag in certain diseases
Price One Dollar Real Aud NJ sctThs afflicted would Dc
vel 70 reflect before usirg their heslt happuss ana
in easeu their lives In the hsuts o.
rant Of decae snd mercursl diseases. Tile sniy
possible fei one 70 understand all toe lis Oh, human
family sul set TO- DR. Hu1ter know he the
lueeetu tttioner in the United States Years q
tee. Exclusively devoted tb. study srf
dtfeatt pertAhirg 20 his branch Of reciene enables
doctor TO Eutri ntee sresdy medical book pri
vate treatise, and advice for nothing
cannot Q had in Boston ~
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q 6OO RswARp.-JxFrRIEs. AsTInora. A sra.

ycUO eife Mixture Ger ms svrs Of rf,.sse e.sorasrs
u ssPesdy eure without tee least Of
urhti esrosurs ~ chsnge IN application huasss IT,,
proprietor srEe ease vhioh the mrtars v
not cure nndsr the forfeiture % ave huaarea dollars 10
" ssttls. Win tel areor as, 81 al On hess-s
ISIS avees -usny sre cured In two davs ror sas 81
" KING, lR Roadway los Paysrs street, New g9st,
Orlcsne. $500 '" =
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CLlPPIR SHIP no YoR SAN FRANCISCO. SNIP;
~ by this vessel particularly requested - send
their goods hoard foot Of Walden lane r. without de-
lay snd bills 81 sdns for sgnsturs 80 that the sAp MAJ
be cent 10 previous 70 the IA Fehrusry.
WITHIN LR9keOk, eSsdHsy.
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NorGS TIL ~ sp,.pN sukpMi HAS REhovSr
horrly consulted On all diseases. Reeens he sot.s
without msIcury in two 70 ouf d,gs with unparalleled s
Bic Specific, 81 abox, osnnot 10 hasts, nA-H
kesten. Br. N. wiii forfeit 500. - -
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DR. coNvERs' INvIGoRATING cORDIAL-THs ON

DE CON ' Eks iNvtGUKAIli suGn TIUkDIALCThA On.
those sad disorders Of body and mind Improper
habits of youth Young be cautious where apply
dsyser week few bottles Of this osrdai viii rss.ors
reliance csn be placed Of self abuse For years
has been the anchor Of hope young
dial 81 bottle three bottles for S-with
e the married and single Forwarded TO the country d.
Cs Office IS Third N T. where he atefy
suited, and the cordial obtained Letters scId
81 South Third street. 2 and 6 Market street.
Second and Green and Third and
Sac poli
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DARIs AND LONDON TREATMENT OF PRIVATE
diseases in few bours by vegetable pplioAtion. with
out pain In dsblity brought by improper habits aae
Affections combine uaediciaes with
remedy and show there thousands
not becured without have daily of years. stand
ing from the other phi yseans In ell guarantee
nsnt eyre have daily cure without Saas.sr
enough Ny diploma with these and the hundreds Il
oertheates show that can equal it, You cured
few hours.o Dsrosd wa. under tbs other phyreisa.
in shor. time Jshn Rollison, I.id $3.50
i've to be cured OF debility from self abuse wtho1s
benefit; cured by local and general treatment
short sime5Jas Salisbury Treatment by letter. oaes
hours from A. " TO r. NJ, and from 20 p ~ Oh.
LARMONT az ReAde street. two doors from BrosdwAy.
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forns ana orsson-The public inform "a that under
the Arrangements Of this company steamers Inspected sns
approved W the Navy Department and carrying the United
States malls will continue 70 leave Pspsmssad San rr.n
cisco the fret and fifteenth days Of zach month uBlcs
detained BY unavoidable accident the arrival Of ,h
mss AZ Panama The stamets Of the fret OF the month
will touch Acspuloo Ban Blas nsEstlsn San Diego ast
Monterey The steamers Of the htsenth Of the month vii
touch Acapulco but other Msriean psrts Tho fol-
loving United States all In the Ps
eine Of which will be always port a. each end % Ms
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NEW MEDICAL BOoKs-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
work on TIE nature and tres eet q eo'isa,e diseases,
and all the bnurtd Observation-Disclosures By
Der Of beautifully colored plates large hfe By
Bcstrteh D. lecturer fnd diseases Of "a
edition riiee SO FNrte' from the 6esten Medical
surgehl Journs - be said fe sriesslf ks
70 ficords or Aeon WORKS the fsmy Of diseases.
and far superior TO anythns o. the hind published In
this ocuntrY Author Of The Family Physician" Pre-
y ossts athsr Of werh On "sef-asu.s snt ~. de-
plorabe to- as sc, sixth edition. foure,n ria
price 81 sale At the publisher, sTRfsGGRs TOWN
BEN 22g nAawAY. ard ht THE author. snt aro.A~Ax
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~ - i1ihs UulHd (stsa. would, Ssai,
~ 70 ~ a4&sgfet GGels error.
& VIII fhs psntimaa3s, sS, gladly eciuside
1th az psa and IL The avowed opinions a
- mot emiut ame1G Csrolinas sons; and
Eleok 1bswsFd With anxious hope that The
eoneiIIatoy. and sssuredly constitutional, step
of ia British consul to our Legislature will
b. - fairly met and that concessions, (undsr
such circumstances, freely given,) Wi1h query due
regard 70 ne public safety. may Illustrate the de-
signing game Of those who have not the welfare
Of South Carolina At heart SENEX.
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DISASTERS TO VEssELs.-By the British
schooner Atlantic, which arrived at this port yes
terday, from Nassau, IN. P.) we are advised OF
the loss of the following vessels the schooner
Memphis, (of Yarmouth, Me- Smell, master,
from Wilmington, IN. CO. for Cardenas, with a
cargo of yellow pine lumber and scantling, was
lost on Elbow Reef, Abaco, on the 10Th ult. the
cargo has been mostly saved. The bark Fanny
Mc6aw, Cole, ma ster, (of Warren Me- from
New York, for Matanzas, went ashore on the
Elbow Reef, Abaco, on the 4th instant, and is
a total loss. The Fanny McGaw had no cargo
on board.
The schooner Atlantic, Grant, master, of and
from Portland, (Me) for Ponce, Up. R) was
compelled to put into Nassau, on the 9th ult
in damaged state, and has since been con-
DEM ned. Capt. Smell, late of the schooner
Memphis, and crew, and part of the crews of the
other vessels mentioned above, came M pas
sengers in the Atlantic, from Nassau BY this
arrival, we also learn, that the bark Eudora, (of
Eastpcrt before reported by us AZ having been
ran into at sea and abandoned, was lowed into
Nassau, by several vessels on Sunday, the 9th
inst She did not appear to be seriously dam
aged and her cargo, consisting ofl87 hhds %
tierces and lao bbls. Sugar, was being taken
out of her in good order. The wreckers found
her on the Bahama Bank, between the Skaters
and Ginger Bread, and it will no doubt prove a
rich prize for them.
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nokhs a>1(us4 BY fer Of d~ieas &cua it, aavo-
caey. br secslsing new dgor from eFsry
fsll-if &eh shall b our lot. shall rise sGa1p TO
do hattle ~ The right; aud II will not Be long,
W tevoaxly hops, before A!abama, under .neh
sasfscess shall present herself to her s'stes
States Of the Union, prepared TO resist every en.
croachmsut upon her sovereignty from WIS!
quarter sosvsr it may come, with "a stern zeal
as she ha4 ever manifested in favor Of aconstitu-
tionsl Union
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Hon. GEoReK McDUrvrE-The students x
the South Carolina College, Of which the late
Mr.. McDuffie was . graduate, adopted resols-
lions expressive Of their regret fsf bic dees4se,
and requesting the faculty 70 appoint one OF
the speaker. At he ssxs NY exhibition to de-
liver an eulogy on hs charsstsr
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A man ont West thus advertises his truant
wife: aOn the 9Th Of July, on the night of a
Monday, eloped from her husband, the wife of
John Grundy. His grief FIR her absence each
day growing deeper, should sny man find her
he begs him to--keep her"
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Sheridan Knowles it Is said, II about to ap-
pear as polemical writer. He has announced
the publication Of volume entitled sThe Idol
Demolished by its Own PRIEST" being m ans-
wer to Cardinal Wiseman's former lectures on
transubstantation. N
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-03-25
Address to the People Of Alabama,
RI the Southern Rights Association Convention
held a, Montgomery, February 10, 1851.

held a, Montgomery, February 10, 1851.
lcONCLUDED.
This brief statement, fellow-citixens, proves
that the causes of this hostility TO our institu-
tons are not transient or light--that they lie
upon the idea 80 universally entertained at the
North that slavery IL moral and polit cal evil
These sentiments are not confined merely to
few at the North-they are nearly co-extensive
with the civilized world France has freed all
her slaves-England has abolished African
slavery in her dominions--Mexico has enacted
a similar decree. Out of the South it is a
broad, overwhelming moral and political senti-
ment finding lodgment in the cabinet, the
school-house and the press We cannot shut
our eyes to the fact that the world is against us.
What folly, then, TO suppose that the North is
an exception to this rule, and that but fraction
entertains il there! For more than quarter of
u century has that section pursued its darling
object the abolition of slavery in the United
States. She has never taken step backward
in this matter. When obtaining one point, she
has paused but to gather up her energies for the
next assailment.
The following statement, taken from recent
polit cal pamphlet, An Inquiry into the nature
and results Of anti-slavery agitation" is full of
food for reflection:
When the peace of 1883 was concluded, the
States north Of Mason and Dixon's line con-
tanned in square miles l64,06l
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-03-25
New NoMrrArors--The Prairie Chieftain
nominates the following ticket subject TO the
decision Of the Women's Rights Convention:
For President,
JENNY LIND.
For Vice presidenf,
CATTV pART1NGTN

SALLY PAkIINGION.
These ladies are well known, very popular,
and 90 it strong for Union---to . man.