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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-07-16

y lady named Barry, a resident OF Mil
waukie. passenger on the propeller Gen.
Taylor, was drowned with her two children.
by the backing ol an omnibus in which they
were seated oil the pier. The husband was
saved, but is maniac in consequence Of the
loss Of his wife and children.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-07-16

L+Mr. Robert Hanna, Of The Memphis
Appeal Office, was severely nutilated on the
morning ofthe 4,h. by the premature cxplo=
sion OF "a torpedo ne was about discharging.-
face badly burnt. ll7ng 81
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-07-16

DEATH OF DIX. FiTcH.--It rs reported
says the Butfilo Commercial Advertiser o.
the 7th inst. we know not OH what hority
DR.. Abel Fitch, one of the Michigan Railroad
conspirators has been found dead in his cell
from the Ell, els of poison taken voluntarily OF
administered by others.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-07-16
A locomotive constructed by iourneymal

A locomotive constructed by lourneyman
engineer for travelling on ordinary roads. ar
rived recently at La viIleue. France. IL
travels. il is SAID. al The rate OF from twenty
live 10 thirty leagues an hour; il Of simple
construction, and consumes little fuel. The
locomotive me from Picardy. and all along
the route the inventor was received with en-
ihusiasm. On passing through BcauvaIs,
he received the congratulations ofthc Perfect
and authorities, aud the people carried him
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-07-16

IFJohn Brown has been tried in the L.
5. District Court OF Michigan for counterfeit
ing, found guilty, and sentenced to ten years
imprisonment in the peni.en,iary, and a fine
of $4,000. the prisoner TO be committed until
payment oithe fine. tt
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-07-16

n~Many young lady who objects to
being kissed under TIE mi,tlt toe has no
objection to being kiss under the rose
A stupid compositor once made an error N
the above, rendering IL SOFAS TO say, ',has no
objection TO being kisseSunder the nose "n--r
How natural
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-07-16
lFor the Journal
To ]. X BARRlcK, ESQ, ofGlasgow; Nv

Those who are blessed with natures boon,
Endowed with talents rare,
Cen write in language ever known
The beauties of the fair
Thou art among the favored few
" hose genius and whose taste VI "a
Can ever hand down something new
And something which will last
Thy name will still remembered be,
When thy heart threbs no more,
And future bards will speak of thee
Who spoke of them before b.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-07-16

20 In Philadelphia. on Tuesday week 4
painter fell from Gve-siosy house upon the
pavement, and yet, strange as it Gay seem.
no bones were broken and he was able 10
.yaik
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-07-16

IFPeter B. Hodge, aged is years, son Of
the Postmaster at seottsvile, Albemare
county. Va, has been arrested for robbing
The mails.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-07-16
Hnox Insurance Company,

The failure of this concern seems 10 re-
cese verygeneral notice in the West ,Nnd for
the most Parti u subject of strong .iimad-
version. u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-04

TRIBUTE 10 Mr.. CLAY.--We publish, to-day,
a letter from the citizens Of New York. signed by
many citizens, addressed to Mr.. Clay inviting b N
to visit this city. We learn that thousands Of
names which c have not been able to procure are
affixed to il. This Is D meet and proper tokoa Of
resre:t to this venerable and great M n. We are
sTstifed 10 leIrn that democrats as vel as whigs-
ind scd, the citizens generally, except &c of the
miserable facicn Of free sellers and abolitonists of
both the cid defvne; raftios-have joined in It. Il
is becoming that the free sOiiers should withhold
their signatures. Their names would polluss
The oncing They hate Mr.. Clay-they bate the
nion mcn-;bey hate the compromise neasures--
the, hate everything but the ofi,ss and everybody
but thems .yss. They should not interfere il this
business We anticipate, however, thai they will
strive % be eonspi in The, and il Everything
clfe ~ all poprlGr In their struggles for political
power, ii needs be, they viii get upon almost a.v
platform. They viii ooncode 90 thei- allies and
cosGjutors al the tlaiforn ms and resolutions aal
con piimcIts, ifthcy are allowed TO have the or,er.
and the power and the Tiunder a. their share. ard
these they will take good care 20 ,u-c i9r them.
selves We have often, heretofore, exDresrei Our
admiration oftho Sage Of Ashllnd lie Occupies. al
this moment. the most cuviai le position Of any
d m living. We hope be may fad il olnvcuicn. %
sccert tbi invitation, SO that the people OF hl city
may again greet him as he deserves. a great DIAL
of good nay come frsm this. Long LIE H. Oh
Harry Ct the West
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-04

Tet-graphic Summary.

We received, by telegraph from Halifax, yester
day, synopsis Of three days later intelligence from
sEe Old World, which was brought to that place
BY the Cunard steamship America. The news is Of
considerable Importance, in commercial view.
n will be perceived that cotton has advanced from
an eighth Of penny to fa,thing per pound, and
that large quantity changed hands at these
igrres. We also learn that, on ac;ount Of the
favorable harvest prospect, American four expe-
I;eneed trining decline.
1t appears that the yaeh. Aneriea, belonging to
this port has had trial with eighteen Of the best
English yachts, and that she outsailed them all,
with ease. MIR. Stevens wager Of ten thousand
yrleas had not been accepted a. the last dates nor
DO we think it Will be- Truly, John Bull must, by
shis time certainly think that the United States is
no; such despicable nation as the London TOMS
would fain make Us ont We have beaten them on
sea and On land. Ous packet chips never were a2-
preached by the English our steamships have
pUtstrppeG their best our plows and Gaping ma
shines ere Acknowledged, by even themselves to
b. superior to anything Of the kind they eve saw ;
and nov they a-e dared, TO the tune OF ten thou
sond guireas, or ffty thousand dollars to put the
best Of their yachts, without respect to rig 10 the
lists With the America. AZ this rate, John Ball
all have the liberty. ere long, Of boastng more Of
what he has been, than Of what he is.
Several dispatches, connected villa Cuban affairs,
ard the expedition Of Lopez, in particular, ca ne to
hand last night, which are so contradictory, that
We 90 not know what to make Of them. We give
them we received them. 1t is useless TO Indulge
in any s,eeulaiion or conjecture concerning them,
for tic Empire City, with several days later in
telhgeree, will, il al probability arrive here to-day
IS impossible to reconcile these reports they are
80 conflicting. The only despatch that can be
rtrety relied upon, is TIA. which states that the
President has removed the Collector Of the port Of
New Orleans. for allosing the Pampero to depart
frOTo that city for Cuba This Is very probable,
SOr II tAa functionary had attended to his duties
properly, that steamer could not have departed in
chs way she did, without any credentials.
Oar readers will End under the usual head, the
fIst days proceedings OF the New York Sac In
dCstrial Legislature, which commenced its session
yesterday, in Albany, well several other Items
Of news received by Telegraph.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-04
Sailing Of tbe America for BOSTON, yova
Scotia Election, dc.

HALIFAX. y. : Sept 3, 1851.
Tie steamship America sailed for Boston at quarter
past O'Clock this morning and will be due at that city
about o'clock, + NJ. Thursday.
The general election in this province for members
Parliament has resulted in majority fo- the existing
government The Honorable the Provincial Secretary
the Attorney General the Financial Secretary leading
members Of the cabinet. have been reelected The
gcntls man. the Honorable Mr. Hove. was returned for
Cumberland county, without opposition The Hon. Mr.
Meh eagney defeated
We have numerous alterations several counties
having partially totally changed sides in politics
since the last election The members returned stand 81
90 10 i9-four seats doubtful II l. probable that
whom all heard from, and or two un Ter
protest determined upon the liberals VII have teir
Old majority. seyen--pcssibly nine
The construction Of the railway from Halifax TO Port
land and through Sew brunswick to Quebec, may be
considered secured That question has been one Of
the prominent points in the eecOntho liberals being
ia favor Of and the conservatives opposed 10 It.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-04
Commercial Affairs.

y
FLorRThe transactions have been extrernsl IL United
20 decline q Cd b J. per bb We quote Western
Canal az lie to 2s; Baliimc-p and Philadelphia az l9s
% lps Cd Cauadn. 70 e. 2Qs.
lvriAN CoRN IL IN better demand 70 on advance e tx
pence Ter quarter the rates current az the sailing
q he Asia Tie authorized quotations are for yellow
Provinces The make, for tocf Il without improve,
mont and oescs sfc buying .paringy. The price OF
IJdlrg foIt are IN favor 81 the purchaser The trans
tctor1 In pork uuimporiAnt ard the stock Ia Ara
hands l. small. Bacon co-ss up slowly shoulder are
without charge Hams nc s 20s are .traetinr some
attention Lard hes again advanced $50 tons Ameri
sold az ass s5s.. being sdyanc, Of j. per owt
maite. oloied brn a. the Advance There Is fair IN.
qury for ctecse without alteration w rice Tallow ~
81 some Request. ct improved prices SALTS 40 3ss %
3os. I'd.
ons-sr,ru g. quiet OF uhals the market /, ba-,
seies q LARD have been made a, 80 PCT TN.
trcAn o. IN Moderate demand. 18th 90 Lonio and
IiTerToo! lf.cs' II Wet Iniia sots are soraev at
easier and ast india SUD ioresn have 81 ghy declined
acfFfE W in mr. e"ists rcqufs. ~ iosmer prices.
Trt.icdorr g Congo derlire 10 submit 10 any re-
dUcton. and there lcirg good supply dealers ere
cautious
Aotl.s There q tut iiui.ci demand ana prize.
tenciBg doTnwad Ntv Antigua ss selling Ia London
az H. % &C. l5s. per cFt.
tncrLnoutap rEurY svn co = rrrcrtu1
buFFro,t August q ISL
The cotton rarist has presetted euite \ re. fataro
tbs week. 1le pressure O. o.. hhs 90 isnvh cnaeef
ard loidsr appear 70 BE- relieved TIE demand has beon
vcry gocd with ucfsssipg hruuess and prices
Tie inclination 70 boy has daily become more general
and the tuilees q the week has therefore b. n lar,
ovirr hovcvtr 90 increased sYceus.l,e ami er.
pot buying than 70 any other cause The trade have
not tskr largely 10 ezcess Of the c0n.u p0n although
tie healthy state ~ businesa in wa..he-tsr 10
bcn such ~ 20 induce fpunsrs 10 continue 10
maize additions 70 their et0cfs American se
scrrticn- lerg 10 longer offered ga excess nave ralu
ally advanced n price and toe better kinds n fair aid
Upwards are cTe-eghih per pound daarrr whilst upen
ire midcrs and common qualities more tban one fourth
of penny pr pound has BEEN realized our an tations
for Tndoing qualities being raised fourth 10 tbrsa
eRLtLf Ter pound $3.50 bales American 100 pernafr
bueo, 40 tufat bavs been taken % speculation Win
y 40 American. 100 pernamboco 80 surnt ana 10
Nediss Tor sxFort leaving for The trade a 2g bales
The sales today amount 70 500 bales
\ hrorsr g 1857
III saiss q cotton 60 Day are COCO bai.s II wbieb
100 stre taken On speculation AID fr txport TIE
~ics 10 pi q are as fllcvs-Urlan8r midIug asa.
fair, ~ ntbif nidding 4Hdi fair j1ii
HstGr Argtet a. 1851
Tie i.f,s ~ for cotton - mrrr setire IN advanced
D i.,s ~ e."s q n reek sIocar. al talss ana
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-04

Omar PosTAoE IN BARrADoEs.-The General
Assembly Of the island Of Barbados have cta..ed
laws Tor the Establishment Of an inland Pos. Oico.
The newspapers Published In the island arc per-
mi,ted 10 PASS free; other newspapers are scrt at
uniform ate o. enc halfpcnny Pamphlets nnd
periodicals Published IN he island p free through
the Post OGcc. Bojks, magazines, and periodicals,
published abroad, are sent q. the rate Ct onc penny
for es:b half poond IN weight Of printed matter.
The government q Barbados have taken step Ia
the rgh, direction.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-04
srres, OF a sunposrn Murderer.

tANsSuAGrs. sent :. l7al.
Henry Wooden whose wife, about six years sro. vas
fcurd IN wei -ar his house has been indicted b. the
Grad Jury 90 this session Tor killing her Suspicion
has always burg hsay'iJ upou him. bat nothing has been
c.icCd ll vi'hiE Few weeks Tls that could teal 10
cfngit hm; but rcocn. developemcn'l have been male
~ lis which at0rg tviJsvcs u biz guilt wooden
ltd recently committed rape upon hi srns wife upon
vi ch Chargo be 3 uudt4 h7e thovs1ad dollars bail An
unhappy rlirg crossing out q tni ht caustt Bis
public his knowledge % the GIRO instances tend
20 convict his father. wooden lodged IA iai VI
this place. last night % await his tra lie appears very
me al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-04

Bcsrov Sert Q, 1851
The roy mel steamship Canada, Captain Ilarri.on
sailed at noon to-day, with 8 rssngsra for Liverpool
and for Halifax. Amorg bo'e for Liverpool SIRE Ma.
jon Norman ortte British army Lieut. Markham royal
brigade; = u Congllln. Ncg orps T. Martin. New
York Martin smiih New Hamburg NY; Hon Tho
ms Mehty John Mckay, Canada: John 3. Bsrstow
Calcutta fCr iiafsy. Mis- p. Murphy she takes
.ut $4,000 y American sold ope-ha Of which Is frm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-04
tIfr EnIIII.a.
VINO rHf,iARy ELrcrots

WIG IEiMARi ELFC Tons.
To-uorcv night tire whigs Of The Empira city are 30
hold their primary elections in The several wards o. or.
ssmbly distfct fr tLs purpose Of ,eotrg fail sc. q
delegates % attend the state convent,n which q 20 b.
hsid ut Syracuse On the 1lN Infant n some o. the
disfieis ihtrs tro vhig Srt committee silver
woody AMI ~ they will zach have thsir say is
rccd n at coDlderable excitelf NJ W prevail at ths
Po,s
JuE DEwocRATs.
Ti.tH .9sruiy District Tie dr.n crat5 o. the Tenth
ward h. ve srrcinted Joseph March heir delegate
tn " acs Convention and Jacob M Nseroe as alter
Huls d4.ngrte
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-04

The United States brig Perry, i.vnd % Mad ira wa
spoken. the 22i q July, "a iat 80 long 81 al well
bitter leg from her brought 20 Ne" orleans b. the
hip Nbibrr.
1Ie Uo.ed siotcs ship yarion arrived 1T shanghac
Tho 18th Of May, end let on The iath for Annoy and
Hong borg
rs. biiy Feiry. Ilcut C1.g 4. y ro0te WIS SPOKEN
ruly 49, st -, lcp. % fcr Pcr Ituya tJuiy 20 for
.....Ita. III anu
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hn 'A'"on W Hiehry Gay, 10 grand enter
taiDmen. in this city, has been signed nv the 0cn
,ls,c.r vhose M mas a.. h..,
~SAe"so' eoSeSusr WIN u
NUMBER OF otners II Is expected TO be one of the
most importapt and enthus;ast;o .....-....
, =, ~0"i'neu""ohS
tnaL ever to't Eiace III the l. upire city.
The following i the docume Mt and so,,. s ~
''"s VI inc
sAgn"sufes'
Hos. HssRy Clay, AsHLlSp, KESTrcEY-
REsPEcrEp DrAR En- There periods in thu
history Of natops when the bold and manly counsel tn.
sagacous foresight the taely aud persevering e
Of the firm and patriotic statesman in.
avertin1 public crisis at the same time the warning
voice the Mise and the good may quire to be
peated and ulfted until it shall resound throughout the
land
Your introduction Of the compromise measures into
the Senate Of the United ates and their passage by
Congress married epoch In history they arrested
the aVprosc Of national calamity and,
fondy hoped, laid the foundation for returning har
noby
1t has since however become but too apparent that
continued and unremtted efforts in favor of Union sent
ments are nscessayy TO resist the Of aud
secure the me.nts sound principle Of attach
ment to the in order that our country may
reap blessed fruits that we're expected the
promise Of peace
Several OF your noble cosdutors in the Of the
Union have niresoy addressed the people and
addressing them voyd5 Of truth and patriotism,
clio lueDee and power and have thought il right
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-04
me Boundar,, Commla,ion. SC.

II TAs0l NuTlet T. I7EI
The Foundry Commissioners appear 20 b. in die
ciganizcd state-ihey about starting punt from
Ei0 OrBde
Sir. Metsye Assistant Appraiser in The Custom Touse
fere, is nov uudCrrtinr examination charge Il
liilcry and Auditing Charles Ba,baud Ia passing faie
invoices
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-04

n y %
r. New orsns pagers OF the 18th ut received here
o. sight ctnim the r. irnttion e thu spanish Consul,
AID state tina. hardly spansTd 20 b. anywhere
b. hat city.
2he jefferson City stock Lard Company have Eivea
~ OcG 20 tbs Cuba collection etEinittee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-04

Alfrsr sr h.rrffow wrtD.-We understand tbss'
Itu'ioW Weed Va editor and proprietor Of the .sS-y
'r"s Jseaa Jester dsy arrested snl held TO bdl
~ to' -un 81 tsn tho and d.ars 90 rssroud in ds.
'"k- ~ IiFin = .roff 30 td4 cci0hrlfs9 Ar can
an .0r for1' lliatiaa ~ o. 4 1ftrts tsrer
rafs sfri-a ~ ~' ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-04
THE Vermont Election.

The returns received Of the election held in Vermont
Tuesday for Governor and other State officers may
b summed up follows
foR GoyERNon, IN 121 Towns.
Williams vhig Observation-Disclosures. 1888
Nechtld free soil COS.
Icbirror. d,mocrat.. 1880
Tie yhig losses since the receipt Of the first returns
reUisr the reelection Of NGms by the people
.sin lie loses about 100 from ast year In the same
towns. Ills majority last gear about zoo
The following are the returns for
FiFREsENTATIyEs ~ l23 Towns.
nbiArss.ss.sss...... %
~
~ III
ia the sane towns lass year the wings had 81, coa
topists a. no choice two The rhiss had majority Of
- II the last Lei Lls:ure.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-04
Later from Texas The steamer Winfield
scott.

NV VEITtNs, fo1teTnh"f y INlI
We fsve Gaivetcn latps % The ls.h a.. Tho Texas
crtVs ere suffering much from drought. The Houston
Iart-s 'ay the Indian chit Wild Cat has s0O runaway
-rc.s 1t lis town lately built 40 Esgs Pass Ills In
dian forces ere sugmcntlrE daily.
The steamship Winfield Scott afriT a here to-day, ia
seven and a lsu iays from New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-04

Continues 70 eovss h' attention esreciatly Disease. OF
thc rye and Bar IL "a IN oolcck dsy same
he he's occupied for The last seven years 26 Broaaway
rrse ~ Wsrrcn street, whore he Lad BE Trsstlc
Acting Bye and Fer Fountains.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-04

Tur Rfrcrr %. the Com -EoLIEr.--ln or
report u thc proceedings o. lhe Common Council
q last evening. viii De found al abg,rat OF tdo re-
port Of tho Comptroilor for tao city expenditure
from the De- Ct January TO la Aut7.t. Ria
OCCUR .tt deserving q serious attention
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-04
From Washington City.

NAsffNcTgNt Sept. u, lsJl
The motion for new trial Of Day has been further
asgued today
SIR Iregs The correspondent Of the New York Herald
las Teen sVYcinteda clerk In the Post once Department
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General Csas,n Pennsylvania.

R,AbiyG. (Pa.) September 3, ISL
Tho delegates elected Yesterday from BeIks county,
q democratic Neiors Convention were not instruct
&c how they should vote; hat u is understood hat tn
al pt!stn ally fsvur Gcnuisl Cas-.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-04

teantiiu hrilert and splendid a. Tho manufacture OF
c,rIetnF Rus oil Cloths axe. mpy b. ound az he es
tntto tnd comlinFly torked store 81 Petersen Hum
prey corner 81 irotewny tnd Willie stret AltoEether
" te hsndtomc tarict warehouse ever opened In this
city ahe perhars IN The world and tains every variety
sna 1naiy o. tat re ts. Tie ctrrct looms - Europe
Aien can produce Toe propfia My gentie
mcn 81 aste IN ~ selection Of their reoA but Of tccon
fI,tcd ana poit mercers, and Of en rpriss, who
sE..Ia .Na
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-04

T. y thyltre Patent Double Iapve SalsnandU Safe ar
tIItnt 70 ell who them. and worthy The attention
81 tcfe Nho dcirs tie security axanet fire
thieves The many seyere tests vhish they have been sub
ieced TO- IND y IN the grest fires OF Buno Syracuse
and ,oftnt hsve proved Thorn 20 be FIRE proof beyond ali
doubt foFacr rtoot kl hole covers and ctsnges locks
street, corner Of Cold sirces,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-04
Loss OF the Dr,g o.ceo,a. Of sew York.

DD7ITINl FFFT, f0DT
The brig Osceola q Ncv York for sayannah. loaded
With hay. vent ashore 1T Cuttyhvnk the Let instant
TIE hull bas been trppcd, shd the vessel blged she
vi lfsyt q total lo-z
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-04
TIE New Governor OF Kentucky.


Governor Powell insugurs,sd 20 day. with great
Ecmr. a. Frankfort. He has appointed David Mcrri.
wtsihtr ate democratic candidate for Congress Ia this
district Secretary Of State.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-04
Wood, the Halter, Nib,o.s G.

Droadusy-Ahsad ef eompeton-Paines H. nc nary in the
SHADE Try OF Wooas cuimin atnE shiners. Don the
summer hat and don the brilliant nat brirht a.
lair We start, for elegance is there. WOOD
Halter. Siblo's Ga -den, B.. Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-04

Arr roI sGorlaug Ambassador, ct Gibraltar; 18th,
RTpah mock Liverpool 18th, Margaret Evans. and al
fred GrGyessnd Meridian. Liverpool; 2ta Marthas
yard the clyae 49,. ssrnsaPatan iiverp OF sish As.a-
Tor end he7ina, Limerick; oder. off Weymouth.
sd for NYorEnpg ~ kossuth, snd jacob Westervelt
yom iyerpool 18th, Isaac Webb Lacoaa and sarah do
GlOte Deal l9 Robt Parker and live rpoo sndo
YER Hamburg; Eliza Jenkins. Newport; Hendrix Hudson
lortmorth; Meta, Bren Baltimore, Eavre Prince de
Jonviie, do 9th Gypsy Queen. Dahlin Atlantic. Liver
POOL Em Union, and Aberdeen. DO; l5h Asrdsrn Port
Nendrcs 18Th ODESSA, Queenstown; 10th, An9elique Am
sierctu; 2ist, Jose hine PHI.
Arr from Boston-Ju ly ~. J T.. at rayal.
Sid for ioston-sug Y, sacbem from Liverpool; goth,
uticos, Glasgow; 2let Isabella Stewart, Liverpool.
mr. fran IliaAug Il, Anns, of Pin; Eanawha,
st PHI
Sd for PhiadelphiG-Auy H. NAPOLEON, from Bordeaux
lg'h, Mar Fleasnnts Liverpool.
hrr from bstmcreArg IT, Curre Belfast; 18TH Aus
tTslia, LIVERPOOL.
Sic fer BarroreAug 20, xurs from Bremerhaven; 22i,
Scotia, livsrrcol
AYr from ChsTleionAug 10, Burek and aargsre.ta st
iItreTp 18th, SolwGy, Ciavesend.
lid fcl ChsrleEtoBAug 10, William & Mary from Rowen;
18th, HCguan ot.I LIVERPOOL.
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81 crsenvieh nd Chambers streets whore you Will to sure
70 hna choice rtnent q fancy s,ts read
made. mst8 20 oftcT w tac nat annoyed stvie Ala
lam1- Wool, Mfrpo cotton. and tilk updsr rarmenta
fiIes. TIrnuss u,f M - hrrN'
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IrLspELFFuA, SEPT =. 1851
The Fetr1ship g. s. Lewis. the pioneer Of tuc EO
lad Liverpool line made u al trip Chester
to-dey having a large party Ioarl Her 6nish
n achlnsry, sDd speed are highly eulcgz,i
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wh,g Nominations n, pc,h,.,,,.

llihNIfif Sttt ., iN1i,
lie Wigs a The frft ttfct Ia the county held their
convention to-day They appointed q Van Wick. State
lffstci end nominated The Hon. u O. Bril- for the
Assembly,.