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to extend his principles, to rejoice that his works
nave been translated into foreign languages Air
2. Washington and the worthless Of our Revolution
They acknowledged their Indebtedness to the exsrtsus
Of Paine, and his powerful pen. Air" Portuguese
Hymn"
g. The United States of Amsrics-Msy this great
monument raised to liberty aesson to the op
pressor and an exsmpleto the oppressed. Air" Star
A. All needful Reforms May the people hay. the
spirit 10 demand them Air" Msrseilles Hymn
8. Freedom OF Opinion-It will continue whilst our
press is free. Truth and science an over matoh
for error when tbs neld is fair the mbstsnts are
unequal. Air--"Truth Is firm, and must prevail
Free Inquiry--The memory Of its able and honest
advocates, not Q numerous yet vigorous bsad ;
tneir works are consolation to the searchers after
truth, ana, standing unrefuted by the priesthood
nney cnalense their disputation Air-"Nature only
z. Education-Youth prepared by the sciences In
our schoos by the arts III faith
fully taught and with chemistry assisting our auriouI
ture, institutions will be safe Air. The traes
are formed as twigs are bent
The Tongue and the Pen May they never be lat
loose in phrensy OF passion to he disgrace OF the man
and the injury OF good cause Air Lot into
the wayward mind
o The Lades-Thsir agreeable society is the height
OF domestic felicity; efor nature tried her hand On
man and then she made the lassss, o." Air" Home
sweet bome.n
Several volunteer toast afterwards drunk sftee
which the company returned to the ball room, and
the u srry dance was resumed and kept up until be.
tween and two O'Clock, when the company sepa-
rated, pleased with themselves and with everybody
ola
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NEw ORLEANS Jan. ~, 1851.
our city last evening, was thrown into excitsmsnt
BY two Of the most terrible tragedies that have occurred
here for many yesrs-one Of which, was enacted at
the verandah, between two men named Errington and
Byrd In which the latter received two fatal ssbs and
amsst instantly expired Byrds brother died in the
same way but few days since at Lexington Missis-
tipri.
The other murder occurred at a ball-the parties
being Dir. Tate and Miss sheppsfd the former asked
The lady to eloTe with him, 20 which she answered
NO when he drew pistol and shot her dead It
appears the parties had been previously to be
married but the parents Of the lady were opposed TO
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Arrival OF the Supposed Murdcrers ofHark-
ner, the Joyyciicr.
BurrALo. Jan 20 1856

BUFFALO, Jan 20 1851
The prisoner, Knicherbocker and Hall arrived last
night in charge Of officer Wsldson, and we're brough,
before Police Justice Childs for examination, amidst
great excitement The chamber was croTdea to suf
location and such confusion prevailed that the exa-
minstion was postponed The ridow Of tbs murdered
man was In court The prisoners we're remanded 70
jail to await q more convenient period for examina
tion. There IL great excitement amongst the Ger
" ak years old an OF respectable appearance They
have engsgei q. w. clinton as counsel
The weather IL very cold and the wind blows gale,
sccerr anied with sncw
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BOSTON, Jan. NJ p. n.
severe rain storm is prevailing here. The bark
Carlos Of Boston, ssaver from Galveston 9Th inst of
and for Baltimore, struck on Egg rock, outside the
lower light at this morning, and filed with water
In half an hour. The were saved by the pilot
boat Jane, and brought to the city When left, her
stern had washed out and she shortly after went to
pieces. She Is fully insured here. A steamer fas
been sent to save the cargo which consists SOL bales
OF cotton COL hides "A bbls mossses aud casks Of
merchandise At the last accounts the wreckers
engaged in saviI the cargo
Three persons.Dwight, ssckett, and Edward Hall
were arrested st Westheld MASS last night. charged
to this city for examination
dealcation Of of the clerks Of the Boston and
to light.
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Adjournment OF tho Insurance COnvention--
Arrest OF the Otsego County Bank Rob
bcrS-Altcred Bank Bills, sc.

UREA, Jan. 20, 1851.
The Convention has been debating the report of the
committee on the tariff OF prices for insurance.
The following sections of the report adopted -.
First that In each city and village where cash COM
panies have tariff of rates the same to be charged
by the mutual companies. sesond that In each city
and village where there rates company shall
make the same rate above Third that In the cash
insurance. the interest Of both the insurer and In.
sured requires strict adherence to the rates which
the best have by experience found It neces
sary to establish. After which the Convention adj
journed till o'clock.
The Insurance Convention re assembled at two
O'Clock In the afternoon, and resumed the consdera-
ion of the report Of the committee uniform rates
and terms OF nsuran nee, and the remaining sections
risks taken on the mutual plan except on farm pro-
perty and dwellings detached the cash premium re-
CURED shall not be less than half the aggregate
OF each premium for the term Of the policy ut the
rent rates and risks where the current
cash rates exceeds one cent not less than three
fourths such aggregate amount. Fifth That on de-
tached dwelling houses barns, and other farm pro per-
ty insured on the mutual plan the premium sh all not
be less than one per cent Of the amount insured and
the cash payment shall not be less than fifty cents on
one hundred dollars when their ter is Ave years.
forty cents for three years. thirty for two years
% w., 0sn,s ,or one year Sixth That the cash
five cents hundred dollars whom the term Is for
three years; ftvve cents for two years and thirty
cents for one year Seventh. That this Convention
strongly recommend that policies be issued on farm
property and detached dwellings for no longer term
than three years, and on other kinds longer
than one year.
Mr.. Chipmsn, from the Committee on Compenss-
ton to Agents presented report, which accepted
after some discussion.
The following resolution adopted substt ute
for the report
Retoved That the seversl insurance companies here
presented will not, directly indirectly pay TO agents
taking fsrveys for mutual applications exceeding
lars And MOI more than ten cent the premium COL
lected on cash policies.
Committee was appointed to prepare a memorial
nted n fha Ia0ie ofror hsSh tha
Convention adjourned sine die.
We learn thst two Of the Otsego County Bank rob-
bers have been arrested, and that the officers
the track Of the other Most OF the money will be
coyerSd
Sloan, the collector Of Rchfeld Is supposed to have
been murdered.
Altered bills Of the Utica City Bank and the Troy
City Bank from to fves have made their ap
ance in this 5ty. Their altered appearance Is made
by paetng Eve over the figure
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u y. Circuit Court.

Hon. Judge Belts, presiding
JaS 20 -.1ppoinfmenf ef NJ reig Ckerk-John W.
Nelson. Esq counsellor at Law hs. been appointed By
the Hon Judges Nelson and Betts clrs of the Unssd
States Circuit Court for the southern district OF Nsv
York In the room Of the late Mr. Gardiner. Mr.. Mel.
son was this day sworn into office by the presiding
judge and the court was adjourned TO Monday next.
Mr. h T.. stillweil, who has efhcientiy discharged
the duties OF his office for many years past Is ws are
happy to say retained BY Mr Nelson the assistant
clerk OF the Circuit Court |
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q. 8. Senator for Massachusetts,.

The House viii vote for United States Senator for
the short term, morrow when the Hon. Robert Ran
toul democrat, viii probably be chosen. Gen. Gushing
and other bunker democrats In the House announced
that they should vote for Rsntoul; but If he was
nsr. In reply they told that they should have
said 30 before Boutwell, elected Governor Another
bunker said he would mot vote for Rantou because he
WAS friendly to GUNNER -
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BALTIMORE, Jan. 20, 1851.
keg containing Ave thousand dollars Ia specie was
stolen from the express car of Adams & Co., during
last night. The robbery discovered this morning
on the arrival of the train from Philadelphia The
robbers have not yet been detected The keg was enc
OF ak and was stolen il Is supposed whilst crossing
tho susquehannsh river and was not missed until the
train reached Baltimore T.
The Southern mail for this city has been carried to
Phiadelphia by mistake ~
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 20, 1851.
Tho tariff delegations actually at work last
night. ExSecretary Buchanan is here and favors the
modification with all his influence.
James Callahan the corresponding clerk of the Navy
Department, has been removed
The Confession of Dunbar the Murderer.
ALBANY, Jan. 20, 1851.
Dunbar's confession, written by Rev. Mr.. Bescher,
has been sold to Mr. Bender bookseller and is being
printed by Weed Parsons 1t will be ready for sale
the moment Of his execution, on Friday next. The
sheriff has called upon Governor Hunt for detsch-
msnt Of to guard the prison doors and windows
from the crowd who Is feared may foroe an
on tho day OF execution. The artillery and Burgesses
corps have been detailed for that duty
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SENATOR GSYER, % Missouri, oN raE ClMeRo.
MISE MEAsuREs.-fhc following Is an extract ofs
letter from Mr.. Geyer, read before the legslaturs
OF Missouri, on the Compromise measures, before
his election 10 the post of United States SENATOR
"The perseverng efforts 10 procure the passage
OF acts TO prohibit slavery in the Territories and
abolish Il IN the District of Coumbii, have brought
on fearful crisis AT the commencement ~ the
late session of Congress, no one, | think. caa
doubt that the success of those efforts, IN either
case, would have been regsrded ani treated by
several of the States ns an open declaration OF
civil war; and the Union, with It's msnfold bless
ings, would have perishei la a oonihei a arms
Nay If the questions had been left open 70 aglii-
tion another year, this Unon could not have wi h
stood the stock. Fortunately. better counsels prc-
vailed aud the greatest Of all calsmties was avert
ed by the passage of the several bis c1nst tlttag
what ie called the Compromisei aud nov, my de-
liberaie opinion is, that the best security we can
have against the recurrence Of the Imminent psri
which we have so recently ESCAPED, is 70 uphold
that adjustment IN all is pafs, aud preserve il in
violate. Although the admission of California. 4.
with her extensive boundaries, and the acts for the
abolition OF what IL called the slave trade ia the
District 0f Columbia, would not have been entirely
acceptable TO me, unconneCted with the other con-
situents Of the adjustment, reliable assurances
OF their passage, yet, as a whole, was from the
beginning, am now, end shall be to the eni, in
favor Of that adjustment. II is the best settlement
Of the controversy that could, under all the cir
Cumstances. have been obtained IL involves no
sacrihce or surrender of principle. Ii mssirs no
right OF state or citizen Of the United States, and
secures no triumph 10 any section, party, or people
OF the Union over another Good fath as
well as the preservation 0f the harmony OF the
Uniou, requires that L should be sustained by mea
9f oil parties II il caa he preserved iny0lafe, "
will restore harmony and tranquility to all Pcr-
tons Cf hats republic, ~ re esta 1shiag the conh-
d, nee 0f ou people "a The iusticc Of the goveru-
mrnt. and the good ioith If their fellow cize nss
W y ne uverthfUwn, ~ o.e can es'imNe the cala-
4 mt'ies thetNt'I almost iaeyaby b. bfough. ufon
i M .C&4t1I.
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u. n. Nlarshni's Office.

ExrrNgyE FoRornfgs or MgxtcAs BouSrv L1sp
WAEnASrs- Warrants were issusd yesterday from the
Marshal efhoe against certain parties charged with
extensive forg.ies OF Mexican land warrants Ole Of
the accused had been arrested and committed la
fault OF bail Tor $1,000; the officers actively In
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Glass Works Burned,

WHEELING, Va, Jan. 20, 1851.
sweeneys extensive glass works in this place were
totally destroyed by FIRE this morning The loss Is
timatod at $40 oee on which there is no insurance
Before the flames extir rguished the propretors
had contracted fer the rebuilding Of the establish
ment and will be ready to furnish spring orders.
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Political lIntsIllgence,

ABeLIrIoN CosvrruoV.-The sbortenists Of Cosrse-
tcut ar. TO hold State Convention &C Hartford on
the 18th of Februsry, for the purpose OF nominating
State Ticket
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Election In Rhode Island FOR q. S. Senator.

Providence, Jan. 20, 1851.
Both branches of the Legislature met in joint
sion this morning. at eleven O'clock for the purpose
Of elscting United States Senator to supply the
place Of the Hon Albert G. Greene, whg, after the
4th Of March next. Annexed Is the result Of
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LOUISVILLE, January 30, 1851
Lnd's wool factory, at Lexington, Ky was destroyed
by fTs this morning the work Of incendisries The
loss is SIS 900; no insurance.
falling
The weather is cold with the prospect of q frozen
river II 1t continues on to night.
The New Orleans 70 Rielly) teiegra ph line Is now in
order from Louisville. Y.
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The Legislature then adjourned until tomorrow
when another trial will be made
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The citizens OF Wheeling, Va, have voted TO sab
,crbe s2t00oo TO the stock q the Central Ohio Rai-
road
Nathaniel Childs r has sued tho Bank OF ths stats
OF Missouri and laid the damages st S50Vo, for false
imprisonment
The Virginia Reform Convention have before them q
clause for the new constitution, providing for tbs
eleciion Of Governor Lieutenant Govern0r and Seore
tsry OF state, by the psoplethe Governor to bs In
vested with qualified veto.
Three men were killed ~ Tivoi, the line 81 fas
Hudson River kHiicai lev dsTs ago, By the fltdiaS
Of hill under which they were working
The farmers Of Montgomery county, MI have toe
two weeks pact been pou hing Tor their spring crops.
Counterfeit gold dollars la circulation Ia ala
dslphia.
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The Steamship PhiIadelub,..

New ORLEASs, January 90, lS51.
The steamship Philadelphia, Capt. Pearson, sailed
to-day for Chagres.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-19

So G.os. G- E-os cEiIsr Ne 70 D. an'sf - 'naI,'
Sc sss1rra faanss Msehs ~ - lsno- 70 nNsf 30
isnaS pr q ne g.'ss. az"
bossruf, rem D.. pa INTO - On - s''' ''''>''
Sch s,th.a. C,.taa. Adf.on Ne g. -psr-'
sca ETlft Rlis-s N--ak. csnsut , u-1 . 9Nsh -,
So Frp--ss l.bl.h. - ~bayppff Co. natAsis, ~
sch - 80 s.ssf.y Prince Es~nri isAoa - - oa' i
ps-s-r - Tstt-r. --4.- ,x,f..,.-..- ~
So .sct-n smith Boston sel'f'l and samoa 70 Woo
re g Rotusrn
Gsr-I- s.a-sI Rock'snd Il. hme 20 master.
Sch 3. vsr Rn %. Harrington spare ,rr
Sch STA. Cdan5sral Bssrss Boston o. uase 70
Sch aanttA sun Stsrson. Sotoa days mise, % N"f
Lore. ..t.- 49,
sch Grargs hUy. svsfsu. Ellsworth a. flfoAd U.s. %
% PH-irnu-
sch Fords Tcre ston a. m'ctss - Bsfssa hiroaL
81 Vct,ra A 90, Severity Z Il d.n, q ipsstsr
SCI gina La-ro1, Tooias, Ssr~ch tds ssh - misisf-
81 PAVILION snow sa-m H. Ssh, . nt.ter
Sch Gl,t. smau. salem } 90, n'ss. = X W Ropes
soop Wn x Stafford, Jones POFisncs
sALEDs;samsfs Hsrmtn Cr'tss t Southampton snd hfs
nan A.bsma Lnao- sav,noth. soahsr'sr Dcs'o1 Ca'-'
Ton a. Qlsrsrrns sh p@ Ansrt1 Co<r's
Williams. for Loodon Fdsha. furoe Ls'rp'o SsT York To NJ
Have
Below big viih plaster
wISD-sunrlsesE meridian sw. slass' Do
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,.h.h -ahra day CT t-o ssOo ganoss have s-.9 sd,
- =. nv Amsfcan m ofs from .tnrs. q, TfHI-- -
a-asne - ~ =. 7,,s f ..i.ct-i. rs.r-
'srs.s ID ne market ~ irs o.. al y. hear Of 'N-''
900 q 'sirto .. 7fa1sc, nos he' U" 50 ''
-. NJ 90 fs. q o. cash ..-- -
EaV4I srOKFs-For three eaJs ns "'- ~ Ia,p-nl -.
sOto bbs Eoiib County at - snd =" " sa 80.
n The stock here j. dimrThsa n al ~ 49,
- o,.rs 75 shl. S,tl County Con ~ hs
- Dot 3 \ % arc 'sd 81 r. - W.T.. ~
Il rr - - rh- rsts Tor h1e new sHtrA "
20 Is urstu Tsr or export. ~ ~ Norh Con,t. tan
sl and $500 SORTS rurpsltns 3' f3lc ml'ly :. 80 -
-a osc. n use cish Ths STOCK VI SPIRITS tar2'aia7
Tfspa rood demand but he supply Of Cod hut'i
-. sunnlg az r,tA-. on b5s hare zen 80
~, - N,..sc-u,- sni H.r tos-thsr sni - Tor - Do
RIcE-Couruss aiualy SD o9is n.'a 77'n 81 70
tie 81 ftrse clys A. a3 81, ...-..4
cOTr0--Is sciIvs-3s $50 bales have caaa-
.RI,F T5.r.st.ga,.t sae. d4rss Of 81,
= AR sT,ra Watt a; a ~ 70 eA'a' Nn-en aO "
HgsP-rt. srk., r,-. very qast and ha7s 51t 20 ace
sss n $50 0.ss1 A,rcaa on terms uoi n'i' pl' 40
nvors 81 Mtuia rsns-s uniod 49, - -.-
IRON-1hs mikst continues qliis ~ 'nd ths SO az
rortsrt strh nores Of sn-y t9 cash Aad s9l %
Fnglst quoted sl535 without sss' cage -
Sorvay landing was sod previously a - sH $40 OF
LaTHs-A5out 500 90 E.st.rn ant ben 'o a;
6l, cash and FOR s1ns &c vsfsd AZ NsTafkl 80 49, %
LEAD-Pg dn and WITH large arrvAl' have de- get
fkGG-5c = ll0 NJ Saes o eoit desna n @osn' .,s'l
s4port abou, a. oord, qlsl 20 cash.
flNF-Ths market contnu. supplied nth Rocsl'nd sni
with fair demand prices unchanged 900 oos sold a. 'c 't
COMMON. 90 q ST. ctsa, for Lump
BARK-ws aos sale Of 500 bags Baltimore Qlsrciroa 3;
SoPPFR-Frou a. invoice Of Chile z, ust arv'd
10 90 \ havs aks r home terms W ID lot
FEATHERs-Contnus scrce, and NATHAN Previous rA ~
ssies srs 3 Coo n PRIME az ~, c'sh. $500,
wHALEsOSE- drm bss been quiet 'nce our ast 81 o
= Poartold 10 Nss Be1f1ri Al 3 y Re-, cash. 800.
sALT-Ws have only 70 n1ts sale OF 30 saek' Ahta' LIVER
pocl fns a. S. Sons parcels rsman Ahoat aosol
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spoken, DC.

NAY 49, lat 4o 80 brig Nspuus from Bostoa io' rn1
dad, Cuba
msy si 81 hon Is wh,lug Rsuzf With 80 bbls OIL
Nay 49, 70 90 brig Lewis Bean, Noys from sAa Jlin
Do los ksmedus Tor EYork.
MAY 49, lat 80 hn H. ship Venice sAtsr, hsncs Tor Mobile
MAY o. 20 me vest OF torugss ship Jersey OF Salem. IRON L
srpool foI NOrlosns, with enigrants
Nay H. ou br and Tuk, from Msns for Poita d
day bark standing south showing aVhs sli
white diamond Dr. enter and the lettsr z 10 damDad.
May Shos sch Marcia Tnbon im Havana Tor Boston
MAY g. At33 49, lon IS So bark Sarah Am hsuyman tn havaa
Tor Cowss.
May AT 81 81 70 TO- brig Mara I'm San Juan Dc los Rene
dos for FYoh
MAY 4}44 lon 43 as gnaIsi Am ship showing rel
cal white md red (hoiEontAl)
May H. LAT ~ go Ion u 81, sguated Nsw fork packs. slip
showing letter ", steering Z.
No o. Sand Key ship Ohio aPs I'm NYork for Ap'h
cola,
49, brig Richmond Of New Bedford I'm Ne"
York for savanila.
May s lat a. lon Il o. ship Milan day' from NTorE for
Galveston
Nay Nantucket Shoals steamship L,f'yss fn Philadelphia
for Liverpool
h,y ~ csp- Henry w miles, steamship GsoIga, IN
TO- passed brig Msise Arthur from
Providercs for Csrdeass
May 49, Oh Point Judith Democrat Bangor ystc
and Tppecsnos. IN do for Bridgeport.
Apn4 Is Ion % q W. brig Abo 80 days fn Baltimore Tor
RIO JansTO
Apu g. lat 80 o. loo 30 49, ,hp Astoria New York RON Ss~
Orleans for trieste
Jan g. at Ion 90 bark LIusn', Logan from chncAa l. h
M'y6 t39 H. a. passed ship Junaa Of and a 84
hsS Orleans
MAY porl n hlrans Reef b New England m g
taD1ss iof Prov.dsucs.
Nay g. 3D. 49, ship Bsrtrc. Boston, In s
Oflsaus for Liverpool
hsy Ia H. lon "a 80 brig Madison, CLARK Ia NTos for
Orleans.
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RefOIRB Ports.

May TO- Hacsdoni. Loung Portland Thsodors
Haynsr B.h Me- gh csrons Dow Blanchard, Boston I.s
a Gage chah.soni Geo soyd, GatrcE SAVANNAH Fbf=a
SAILED Tom % loth Psrod wooioarg York A P.rl,y
io s'. E Ss5 cSa P. sp1 o" 40
yer D'sno 81 P''sr.burgh Oh Ghos, whtmos, Famsui Al
bert Vns Ancsrsea Portland Versailles Couans Bostoa Sos 3D.
Atssgas nav bsrs Tsesrlph crocLsit In TORI.
sy for o. (f Phi cepnl william, Fullerton sg John
ss Y .ss us % org .@ @ fo Ha'e 5IST k a CO..
for , d 'ooo t@oo @ 5000 De Ds ss.,
.o,d gig ~ sSs, Of $ Asd',S; ss 81
srs Lovstt In Cbarls.'oa A. "a.
RIVER S'- Holland, Jan bark caadsos tSr Ash
SD la Ro-h.I. i9,h uls Br ers James, Boston
SD im GAMBIA April 49, ons CaocaT Tanngion Gaze dsVsfs
G1at St John, B. 9Th ss, b,rI, E1s DarIs NYo,E
e: s:'''g 90 os s S s 90 SS' VOC
,np Pelican state Msnon L,srpooL SENS Mary jams Efa Ga
H s.aa Jam % brig Susan sposord, spoa1fd Santa
AtPoaes r, /, u't ssrt Hyosron Rs'amn for ST9,l7
d. srss !a-s r." 3D. or IA TN a. Jahs rIaSes, ~
,ch chii Bentley, DAVIS I'm Baltimore sss CaIns Geo i,f
A. co . n,, bai, cooy Hatch Forb.s Fnscs m
sYort ds W E~'l Joaaaoa' iof DO, dss SD 4sA u ofs
A, RIO Grssa., SIch ls, bark, wn setrosd.r Upton mr.
S,sr 90 - r.. Dsnss Ch4'eh Tor nf9I, d. "a P';
cry coh,s,sy 'or r Jsnsiro
so,h u brss Hayward, Clay IA Boston d'E Ar'
htgnn 'n NYos star Aamos' b d. Tor san Ja'a % 20
Ksnse d. h css RoEs Dutch zssGsn, I'm Porto "a
A. Para 18th uit .afk Lurtanl IN hararhan,
A, G4aytus samus Tfa0 Pummsf, FOR Sf H.
5cs brig Hasoy Raael, Or Ne" HsTsa de- ony Ansrcsl
vssssis
Aa,r.aoo g4,b u, bns. s. Andrew Roosrtsos I'm L.suay
ust seLs Asr hhsl, HorLn Tor NIok, De- Julia K DO
Sn0g. of -. dg
joins Pr ID est schs John Taa Crane, I'm Norfolk
y passage. Prana Aogsr IA NYo, dsg 81 Este u seh
Toca, Collins hay'guez
Honolulu march g. ship Fsvss RoagKong 18Th 5lEs
Coulsctct so faac hs Fox All Golisl Rule, DO 81
5ih . rsb1 Ca
Ia port hsda stewart rspE bark shslsr, Tor hpn
scfs Adventure or san Fauco l5rn PsnsoPs, TOO sale spar
tacus, f.r Lahsua
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Disasters. &c,

Ship Robsu, which three EseSs 81 Csps Horn aai c "
Involved az sur 70 Baltimore las besr
BY the par gentleman OF this cy, snd VII bs HusfsY
brought iepsrs. She s.aancn vessel, ue"F 49,
and can 10 put good order for comparatively small -
largs uanma "a sons rgGng attached, apparently ''t
ipg 20 bern big chr PICKED nth INST blsucs "
miles tho Emens a. Bristol RI lappsafst 20 hi's 5sl
sons tbs water
Sch Orator reported the hsr5or OF Warren has BEEN
rasso snd VA taken 10 Nsvp 5Ih, for repairs
Sch ElvS PrlES from Boston Tor Savannah put int Wlrg
ton. NC. 18Th with loSs OF sails, &c
PsorscsrowN Nav l6-rs brig Wafer Witch bsors reported
ashore 90 tho Cape had partially sta ted of lhuda as
was sIpecied got shoat next day. Sch Charlotte ,oi Yam 1
which ahos tho as Of a month"; was got Oh th'
mornIrg aud taken % the wharf a T.
The CAPTAIN and Of sP os P -h'6 va, toun .hos On
Florida taken OF and carr ed 20 Ns~
Orleans and urnsd IN the OHIO to haanA
when sosncousd eght set Of hsr hold
Phads pha q - from Portland, on tbs h
ust srpsrecsd gale from the slNard IN Boston Bay
which started nstag of5o hhis nstssss all OF Nho
usre lost AS. had .i split and vessel strained which caused
her 10 leak badly.