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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-25

INSTRUCTION.
ALGER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SCHOOL FOR
"A Boys, Cornwall Connecticut.-rhe Summer will
commence the hrst Tuesday Of May aud continue
months. Scholars received Until the lst of Juno.
T. w ANDREWS, A. NJ. Principal
JAMES SEDGEW1Ck, A. ", Associate Principal.
A. FOLIIH. A. ~, Teacher u Modern Languages.
u. THEfSs, 81 Germany, Teacher Of Music.
Circulars be os aimed Of T. T. Smith, ESQ., - Park
OLIVER u. GoLDsxiTHs WRITING ROOMS 40
~ broadway, FIRST corner above tho Irving Houeererms
reduced half yix2 20 for 10 tscps, hour each
stationery 81 sts lesons for S. including Stationery
pay able on subscribing Ladies Clas-c ~ III A. " and
"a o'clock T. NJ daily exc ptng Saturday.. Gents1gn,
Ng A. NJ and and o'clock Y. NJ, daily esccrtrg sa-
tprday Private Instruction lat the rooms only si Fvs
ale, Coldsmith's Gems Of Pen manship ST.
A FOREIGN GENTLEMAN WOULD GIVE LESSONS
"A IN the Spanish French language In New York.
place IN ts vicinity, snd receive board
ton ior teaching two or three in class UneScr
uoS reerences as 20 character we'll a. the method 81
hi. Teaching the hest Known. Address before Sunday
stranger" Herald oflce.
TT r. SCHOOL AGENCY. SG BROADWAY. FOR ALI
educational orders.-Nsgotiatons daily with the beet
institutions, families and teachers deposit por
cent years eoUpcnsapn procure rotiatons until
the full v received. Apply early with references
poet paid, personally II possible. Established l.7.
v. VI. WILCOX, Proprietor.
WANTEp-AS INSTRUCTOR OF LATIN. TO ~.
w struct young man, who will be leisure
ings. Address j. d., box Ill Brooklyn Fest Once.
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ITTELL's LIVING AGE-C0NTENTS OF NO 49,
IL Ials sents-i Ancient and Modern Eoquenec Black
noeL': hsss1ins kosAnss IN Ne rScinc Spectator J.
Recoliectons Of Edward Irving New York Recorder.
Convict Transportation TO be given up Morning Chrones
g. Surprise aud General Valencia the Living
Public Dinner to Xscready and his farewell spec
tator and Daily News Robert seuthey, Bentcys Acei
lany Poems by Hartley Colerfdre. Examiner. a. Pas
Gals Provincial Letters Morning ChrOnies With short
tioles and Postry Published weekly At six dollars
By T. Litteil Co. Boston. and sold by
DEWITT DAVENPORT, Tribune Buildings, n. Y.
III. 600 PRINTS, 5000 VOLS: OF BOOKS 90 JUST
shop l02 Nassau also fine collection &C Classical
Books do. French. Morgans Masonry, Alyns Ritual OF
Masonry All the puklica tons at reduced prices
JOHN y. SEAGLE. Iu2 Nassau street
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IN q, Eovery or Grand street broadway furnished
or unfinished. which they would be willing TO let
ttel dagvsrresn gallery hear Of tenant BY addressing
Artist. " BAn attic all answer, convenient
TO pot skyight IN The subscriber will give from $50
$40 The front Door he closed " required
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WANDA STORE SUITABLE FOR rHE WHOLE.
w taie and retail liquor trade. n good sitaatan
comrensation viii b. given Apply 10 Mcssrs. Johh ".
Reilly Co.. lT2 South street.
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WALLS l. MArHEY, IMPORTERS OF ENGLISH
w aud French Watches sad Watch Jewels &C. have re
moved to No Nassau street. ssooAd story corner Of Johr
street.
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Cleared.
s,smssS rs,,ls y, rp1oB
ZIP IIssaris Hsssen ga,L wsrres Lonso1 Grisr0ld
Rose s,sndbh. Pearson. New Orleans, Crosby, Crock
B,ff Geo sHOu'e. winohsnbseh, T.SAscO. Nssnith &
Bsrs Po-ha.sni Drihkws,er. ApAlAOheols, Chamber
Isrt cs.hsrins, wss,.s sosi. ] v fivsIl
hsrh hvssen. ns.,hsr s norfom Nssn,h , s.ps
siis Irsdss.h Crosby, c.mpesshy Lna,rsoed Til.y.
Bfis vSiesn, Mann. s, Kiss vi. YOrfOli.J 5 whitney
1ns s.r,h lBrl Boyle. gsllf.I. J Hunter Co.
BTs sSis.n sssSsli' Wiinibgsos. NC, sssspsss:on.
s ..s ss sF f.y 1.1S W bS9s
ser sinEs fs, Issss s%s %si s.is%sss ris'is sa
sSf esss s,sr.s s sAilsse4 s.i.@ ssSs Sis
SS sSSs s:- Iopson, fSss naH.s Issss% s:- BEDFORD
SHIP wInssd Sect. tof Newcastle Mel olddeu, LIVER
sI Ssa e.l e .Ss9s SSsas sna w%
Hsy Sr ,'g's ,s Ci.t d,s ss, 4 w.sIsg :Ts
Fsvs s v,h %s'. % "s .nd P..'nssr : . su,s
ard Experienced heavy westerly winds during shs
ship psvls Cannon tBrl RO, ,on: Liverpool 80 s.y.,
- s IS.' lon ~ ~. ~. sS ~ B s sss1S Co.
which carried for. main and mien channels The
ship Bsr3oni. Dssss.S ,be Clyde sep. d. With nd.s 70
70 q Buiisy. =
Bsrk Splendid tof Bostonl Lsth, Rio Jsnsiro % days
With coffee, 10 Pickerssll Sept 15 lat n ~ g. Jon
,pohs Br ship Victory from London fot snsspsre
th passed swedish brig steering W. probably for Per
r,mtues had white signal With No i IN the centre and
n Rs & ss Ss.,S Shs s ssS plot ssfs:
-
Barb Miami (Brl Dick Trslss q days in BALLAST with
iO7 psssensers, 70 Clarh n Co.
% Has az: S:.n T .sh; s'ss. sss
BRIG fever. ts.rd, Gallo. Trinidad Cuba n days with
bris Esrs.r.. tBrl gr.ssn, aJohn, NIB. n days. wi'h
Bris I'm seriam tsrl Coulter Poscu. 10 d.y, With coal.
BrsRf Bsssiss s.ov. B.lIs. tHondL is dsy,. With
seSf kstsso. xsrt. San Juan. So dsy, vi, Key wss.
vth hides, ne. 70 q Actsrly;
sohr U.,sloss. Berry, rhisdslPbis days foe Pofts-
sssp Es. s,n nsas.ps P.Ins days Win We c,rz, Of
soar o.. a. ssea yos,ss., s.,i N,v ss,,sL L~'"
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In tbs city. Friday. November T. of Chagres fever
FsIDLhIcK GAY, aged So years.
Ihe iena, Of tne iaiy are invlt 70 sttead his fu
surdfy, November Q, at 2 o clock p NJ.
In Brooklyn. on Noveuber7 7, MIcHArL DUNN.
his friends respectfully invited to attend bis fune
re- this day at half past O'Clock from the Of At
lantic and Columbia streets, South Brooklyn.
At San Juan del sud on the Psc.ac the morning Of
September 25 OF the prevailing fever e the country,
WILLIAM r Wtsr, Esq, merchant formerly OF New ork
city and son Of Captain AMI Jane Liza West aged
a years and months.
REV Redford papers will please copy
On friday afternoon November SAMUEL Perrin, aged
His relations and friends ard the MEMBER Of Mutual
Lodge No o. o. OF o T. and the Order OF Masons
respectfully invited TO attend his funeral Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock without further notice from his
la'e residence. No 46 Firs. avenue.
suddenly. on wednsSday evening MARY JANF, wife OF
The relatives and friends of the family also those OF
her brother Btrjsmn Beyea respectfully invited to
ateId the funeral at hef sunts Mrs Niidletons III
Chambers street Bt 10 O'Clock this morning
On Friday morning November . JAMES A., soR Of joan
szd Elizabeth T Graham
His remains viii be taken to Connecticut. for inter
inert.
On THURSDAY. Eovember6 8, J,Mr.P PttKrs. infant
ron 81 hosea u. and Harriet l. Perkos aged months
ard 20 days.
Tie friends and eatves Of the family are respectfully
invited 70 attend ths funeral this afternoon az bapsst
elock from the residence CT his parents NJ 50 Rut
gers street whence the remains VIII be removed TO
Greenwood, for intrruent
Al e. Paul. Minnesota Territory. o,tober 70, WV H
this city
Bostoa paper, please copy
At San Juan del Sur October = aged a years Captain
Dawn GOopwIs B,lrr, Of New York late commander Of
the steamship Fsciac.
In this city on Saturday, October g DsAKE Z JATc0x
in the S2d year Of his sge
In Baltimore Maryland November s. Mr., M,rrLp,
nAtKfN aged Sc years daughter of David and Elizabeth
At Hancock, New York ath October, Gen DAVID
PHllrs In the SD year OF his age General was bora
ia Hebron Connecticut in i76s lie graduated at Yale
College Ia 1893
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n arrleN.

On November 4, By the Rev. Mr. Dnschol Sixteenth
Street Church. Mr. JOHN BRyAN to JANE fourth daughter
Fl Mr. Peter Davie, both of Belfast, Ireland
Dublin and Belfast papers please copy
In Brooklyn, on Thursday. November 8 by the Rev J.
Wood EDWARD G. CARTWRIGHT. of Swinesheed, Lincoln
shire. England to MARoAREr MANNING county Wicklow
Ireard
English papers please copy.
On November g. in Williamsburg by the Rev. B.
Creseh. Mr.. SAMUEL w. TRUsLow to Miss ANNIE + :,
dsuehter of VIM. Wall ESQ
On the evening Of November by the Rev DR. Pise,
Mr. JoHS ID. HEsaEssy, of New York, to Miss ELLEN
Louisa SHAY, OF Brooklyn, l. l.
At 81. James's Church. by the Rev James l. schock,
EDwABD A. BAvEmEYFR to SARAH SOPHIA only daug Inter
CT the late Edmund G, Littewood all OF this city.
On November 9, by the Rev. W. Balch WN p. RA.
BISEAU to Miss ELizABErH NJ. HUST. all Of this city.
On November g. in this city, by the Rev DR. James W.
Ale xaDder, JoHS WooD to JANE MaSr DUS Of Chcsthe
Ohio
On Tbursday evening, at the Pacific Street Church,
Brcoklyp by the Rev DR.. Kennedy WILLIAM 8. CHEEs-
formerly Of Loadon to MARs eldest daughter OF the
late Peter shawmsn, Esq of Cstskil, Greene &C uaty
Cstskill papers please copy
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PHLApEIPHIA. November7 First Board-$5 900 United
states 61, & % ntxi 80 d. 5s lol 100 Do lolh 20oO
a. 49, @ Gl,y kailTc.d g. g 1929 800 sSrns Garden .'
high Navigation interest sS 500 do. Ss 100 DO. s3
shares Pennsylvania Bank. Ill do Ill; Philade phA
sdSE2. 3d. N,t 100 Reading Railroad, e. ,afsr sa:s
Sbs 50 do I]6; 50 DO, MS: 2Sd DO, N< Second Board-
Sl!C9 City Railroads. b5 io2 ioo Pennsylysna Sc.
Bark l2zZ Pennsyvsnis Bank III ls Meeh.nics
KssaiDg Railroad. aSi 100 do. n Harrisburs Rsisoad
a. after sa!ssSlOo Reading kailresd Ga 10 so II 200
do, s5, 27.
BALrInoRE. November 6.-Stosk Board-Sl 90 Maryland
6s 03a lis do l0Sl4 6shares Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road dividend of 62 AZ she board this day Maryland SIS
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad bonds 1867 SO bid 9 asked
shareg 6l bid 63 Asked York and Cumberland Is bid,
ls4
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whnlemen.
sid from EBedford 5th inst ship Benz Tucker Sands
Pscihs
sid eth ship ate bsrhI Mary Martha, SPseihei bark
Geo NsshinHton, fOoean.
sid IRON Dsr,hm ouih sth. chip Brun,vsk wns North
Pacific -
Al Tpolu June " (by letter from Capt vinesnt swif
n. 1900 sp beard. mos eu<.
Heard h n no dsse, &c, Christopher Mitchell Nantuskst
lL5s sp.
spoken.
Sssmsblp EsSsr. Stone hence for Liverpool 5th inst
abreast of kentspk Point end going OF WE'LL under
ship Hsisns Land from sTrsnooO for Nsnla Oct L. lat
SHIP AIbus IRON Liverpool for Phlsdsphia, l7h u, las
Bsfh rnu.ds. Rebinsss, from Sorlssn, for Bordeaux.
BRIG 6ttsws tf boston. from wllming.on, NC CAuE 2)
foT Bueso. s. kIrs. . s,Et y ,l.h "a, ah iOp Is 10
CrsE, abt 9th ult, on Key West.
Foreign Ports.
BrfIzr, lHonl Oct l9-Brss Bryant, ehsppsrd, for
York in days Alphonso, for Boston, days,
HAVANA Oct z-Arr brig somers watson. Chsrlsston;
5th bark Elirsbsth Brooks. Phsdelrhia Below brig
90 th brig Adela rIsty Chsrlestcni sth bsrs Isle
De Cuba Oms,esd NYgrh; sehr Louisa Sears Wright Or
In port sis, bark American Adie fer xs 70 load for
srsYorh i'm medisteiy brss Esssr, Meyer for DO sOen
kesnors ketaxer adv DO do and others ss before
HAITsS Oct si.krr steamship Ansrie. shsnncn, from
sts ssS R.s,s sss, M B.Nssi :Ss lsn' ''
MANASSAS, Oct q-Bsrks orine ~ John, Rodbrd, from
ssson ssr,h qInsL Remios ~ At IA sspw pEsr
sysiIs pr.tjsr Wig sohr ssbes Gage from Chssleson
Pss.sa oos is-cia ssssmship ronsn'O'N Ci'5 Forr1.
Pss@ssavco, sep, sp-ooins in . bsrs. supposed Va,
81 los -, Esv i-As- ship o.,svs, Welsh, rY,.t,
80 Z-~s--.. Issz-1ys, w.
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Teiegraphic pIarine Reports.

BOSTON, Nov7
Arrived-Ship AmaroD, Cseutta June g. las Is - n.
len SO 80 epole lark Della from Calcutta for London.
BsEss BroOss Cronstsd Lseonia, Phladephs Delaware
do Nathua do brigs Ada BonAire Eslus st Aarys Ga;
Iasha AlexandriS Cvilisn Mary q. a2t Enooh Bsnuer
Philadelphia sehrs Robt Mercer Antoinote, and Chal-
len se, Philsdeipbia Cabot, NTork.
Clesiea-sbip Adelaide kOrlsans barks Marcia and A.
milton do brigs Thomss and Edwars. Havana Rush. Ma
tarEss orouocO Georgetown, Sc sohr Queen Esther Phi
iaGeipha.
BRISTOL NovT.
sAlet-Bsis Euelins. Havana.
CHARLEsror. Eov7.
Arrivsd-Bark Globe NYork brig zoars Boston; sehrs
Geo sn ith. aDd Alcenna. PhIsdepAia-
Cleared-Sehr Hornet, hYori.
EEr ORLgArs. Sov6
Ariyedstips Norfoij, Boston; Antarctic. Pssgs and
Washington. NVorA; Loeaiayar, aat Java Phiasel-
phia.
sailee-shp st Louis. NYo-k.
EoaroLx. Nov
k-riye6-Bark Hammond and brig Canada, NYors; seh-
Fairfield do.
In Hampton Roats-Bhrk Mellon Calcutta for NYork;
brig CneCo. Boston for Baltimore.
PRoyIDENor. Nov Z.
Arrvet-Sehrs Liberty Rsrpshaunook RiYsf shops VIII
lard. NYork; Harvest, coi Providence, do.
saist-Sloop Oregon, NTork.
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sssr ssSr csA. ssy Lssa:s A'.
ssS; S:i!:. xis%. S:1:!sh is sst PSiisssl.sl.
s:s s:si s:.'s: s..s::E ss::
sss, sssI ! e shsis5 s.s II:v,sass Iss FoIsi.sa, q
sohr 8 Miller. fiiisss s'i ioraIsns. iaa q. ~
sehr Arso. Spencer. Portland, ct,
@ss @ SSiss: hsldsss: s.I IGa.
sSr ssSr ns
s'is:s e. .a!siis. zis.a,.
sohr Clarion. Buckinsham, Boston for Albany
ssSr 3rios, ss!ss. sI Boston for Kingston.
s"sf Bay state, Ryder. Boston days
sssI sssI H1SI: E:'i fsv S'iSss Ss,.s n Albany
sehI Adams, Norris, Bosson, ada.s,
ssI b,.e tsss fSs g.: A's
& ssSr prSsns M |" Law, Isvis:: Sis Hy.siS. days
ssST v,nS R.nss; 4;x GlSSss:s:
sehr Hudson. Tsrr Gloucester. s. days.
hs. sss ssss
sShr Shr EmsIous io Moses io, Provincssosn W. days
sohr Two Brothers: Allen. PsoynOssoSnr
sehr siiss xrishs Jshn:sS. Ro.IisSs. sdsy'.
ssSr ssr s, sS.so Hainss ssaiss sSi ass
sohr Lsprsistts, Reed, Rooiisnd
ssr Smith h.rss Rssiss ksss'ad
sehI Medcra, Rhodes Rocliand.
Sobr Gen Cass Miller. Rookiald.
schr Ivanhoe. Gregory, Rookland 6d.Ys
Scbr Forture Stearnes, Rocklaud, o days.
snhr Mary Lasr srdon. simonton. Rockland.
Schr Polly binds Miller, Rocklaud
Ech- Pallae, Mcintyre. Rcoklsud. daya
Sshr Bengsl, Pierce, Rockland, days
sehr Chesa peake, Crowell, Rockland, 8 days
sehr Aa6Awaska, Nutter, NachiAs lO days
Sehr r JOnes Clarke. Machas. days In gale from
esW lost oressil flying b and fore san and shsea deeA
10 ad.
schr Union. whittemors, Machiss. 10 days.
Schr Eeptpne, Ingslls. Aaohias. IL days.
echr Cottage. MoFadden, Eastport, 8 days
Schr Adelaide, Treworgy, Ellsworth, 10 days.
Schs Isabella, Mitchell, Harm gton. 8 da9s.
Stesner Penobscot, CLARK. Pbiladelpha-
eloop Washington, Prentice, New London.
Sloop Agent Lewis, New London.
Sloop Amelia. Ho oper Portland, CT.
Sloop Chase, Osles. Providence.
slocp Emily Briggs, New Bedford for Albany.
Below.
One ship, unknown.
Nothing further reported .ernng the ship teen below
5th with loss OF manmast and miien topgallant
Nov Wind q. SUNRISE N; at meridian, sWi ST sunset
gW.
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Our Boston Correspondence.
2he Negro Trials-Forea and Miss Cusi,u1n-
TIE dyyroachirg El,ciOu

BosToN, Nov o, ISL.
2he Negro Trials-ForreSt and Mi5s Cusirlan.-
TIE Ay7voachtng Ebdi0r
BY the telegraph, you are advised Of the most
important items connected with the occurrences Of
this " City Of Motions" OF few Of the details,
allow me 10 inform you. The rescue trials have
commeu eed 10 good earnest. The defendant in
Che case now on trial. colored lawyer, Of this city,
IL q pleasant, good natured looking man; and be
has 10 defend him, shrewd and untiring counsel.
Hale diiputes every inch Of ground, and leaves no
thing untried that can 10 any way contribute to
fhe welfare Of his client The court rosm Is not
nnfrequentiy the Of rich disputstion and ire
Pressibie laughter, in which the sober Judge cannot
refrain from joining II Morris is not cleared from
tbe counts 10 the Indictment IL viii not be the fault
of his lawyers. There is not much feeling in the
community In regard 70 this case though the court
room s most Of the time fues but the "lookers
on" ere the idle abolitionists. We are aoea~abIs
and Law loving community, and are unwilling Ia
countenance unlawful deeds, even when thsy are
enacted for the furtherance Of what some consider
good cauee and IL Morris is convicted he viii he
punished. and our citizens wiz not interfere
Forrest b at the Howard, and Miss Charlotte
Gushman 10 playing at the National Both draw
full houfes IL IL singular that We should have tvo
sucb stars shining in our Armament at the same
time.
STATE politics now receive large share Of publ,
attention Political clubs are formed in avery part
Of the city. Party spirit runs high. The secret
Ballot, u would seem from many addresses, ts tbs
0rest question at issue Whether Il be wise and
peudent measure or not, il has many friends N al
csrss-snf its advocates aaJ supporters bsIsy1
kpss A. WI prstect the lab0rsr RON ths fiowos sod
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PHILADELPHIA, Nor. !. 1.5l.

The MdrShaFs POiice-dnnuQl NustG- g.
To day, one year ago, the Marsh,rs police was
mustered into service, and the morals Of the city
have In the interval been so much benefited a. to
satisfy al parties Of the exeeliencs Of the system
Marshal keyser had a muster Of his men to- iay,
and treated them to a speech on the occasion,
during which be was N ost severe upon the Northern
Liberties officers, whom be charged with derelic.
tion Of duty, In a late fremen's ARRAY, when no
arrests we're made. Others caught Il for intoxica-
lion, and one, who, night OF two since, was taken
to the city lookup, was dismissed During the
year, seventy three officers have been discharged
for misconduct. The Lieutenants from the city and
districts, have all been elected, with the ex.
cep.ion Of Lieut.. Johnson, Of south hwark
The organist Of the church Of the Holy Trinity,
Who vas plaintiff in a suit for damages a xainst two
members Of the congregation, for propagating a
story that be had been exconmUnicsted, has been
non suited
The carpenter shop of Henry Haas, In Kensing-
ton. was destroyed By Gre, last night, involving a
less OF 5000. Two adioiuirr dwellings were
damaged lneendiarism, as usual
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threats OF his employsr-ths dependent from the
SCOTS and taunts Of the rich man-snd enable every
class to vote according to conscience and sense Of
right We shall have warm work at State
election. The ''lsaves and fishes are tempting,
and those who have now the keys Of the treasury
and storehouse, will not resign them without
field We have many political parsons" who
have forsaken the pulpit for the 'stump," and are
now devoting their energies to the promulga alton Of
party politics, instead Of preaching the Gospel
We'll. these are strange times DROWN.
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Foreign Markets.

BELIZE PRrcE CURRENT, Oct l1.-Flour. new impor-
taton per barrel, Sc 81 do do half do SO a 81;
pork mess, $40 S17 do, prime sls SIS; beef family
$40 $40; lard per 100 lbs $40 Sll; butter do 1928
S25 cf eese do $40 Sl3; sugar, do iosf superfne,
Sl2 S14; do, do brown So 50; coffee dc Sl6 Sie
Iiee do 81 s5 salt fish, do So 81 tobacco do in
leaf Sl4 SIS; de- do In box, S25 s2s pilot bread
per barrel 81 81; deer skins per dozen SO SIS; tor
toise shell, per b 81 S5 hides. per dozen Sll sl2
ox horns, per NJ sea $40; lumber, pitch pine, per
feet SEQ Ss9 do white pine, do S3i $50; shingles
Boston chip per M s6a 81 do cypress do, $40 sil
logwood. per ton $40 Sll
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flom the Selma Emtauise, that Q cotton factory
has been established in Dallas county, by Mr.. Jones
M. Gum. The building is of brick, two stories
high, and is ninetytwo feet in length, and forty
five in width; The factory has in operation l ,iS2
spindles, and al necessary machinery for cleaning
and preparing the cotton. The whole machinery
is driven by forty horse power engine, Il is the
intention of the proprietor to add looms to the fac
tory next summer. r.-4dlablMn Journal.
The New York herald., 1851-11-08

JAVA COFFEE has, it is said by the Milton (N.
~ Chrowtie, been successfully grown in piece Of
Ground about mile from that town. 1t was pro-
duced by shrub only two years old, which sprout-
ed from grain of coffee planted on the north side
ofs house. and the fruit is described looking, in
all respec OTIS, like the imported article.
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SILVER MINE isreperted by the Msysville, Ky,
Fo Boy to have been discovered ecently, in Brack-
en- county, in that State, and has proved, upon
exploration, to be an extensive and productive
deposit. 1t is now being worked with great suo-
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SHIPPING.

NoTICE-PAssESGERs PER STEAMSHIP PACIFIC
~ for Liverpool will please be board. ct the foot
Canal street., this day Saturday Nor a, II o'clock
EDWD. n COLLINS co.
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Passengers Arrived.

IfvERPo0L-ship David Cannon Hunt, Mr. Mia
CiYnr-chip Harmona-J Southerland aod LADY Mss
Ress has Ross and servant, Dr. Leith. MoA Burnside
tt,itier- Ss3 In the tteerage.
HsyRE-ship Caroline & Nary rlArk-NHi Ls ves1us
Misc kansop kont Gbert ana Romsrsr-5O In the
TRINfDAD-Bark Tevere-g Gala.
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

A. -
,.y, tTo1!dss:.i jsy: HSs. SsTsa;sp;5: sil.: a.ss
saTey. Tis.t' sse ssIi'Sa.. q,sss NB:di.;di sils.
Cisy. Bsy.rd. Ttonpson Boston; W N Collier Rsynes
Sor,sne Js,,i. Lyon Burropsh. Tays! James Bs;ra..
Sse seymcvr NYoft. D'>''
5.ss rs I3 E'fH S.S: 8 io 7s:. qiH
wsR isRs' t.yp siy YI s5so Nag Asa m
ita,d; LADY sysoiA c,orsn B2stoni syia H,sbss as
Burroughs. FRiver steamer shark stewart, EYork.
miscellaneous.
returning per-: haTfg sroSsn some Ct ksr R.shasry.
ss SSy . ss 'IIS r.. u 5 r 500 sssr'd on
fur RtEEeeA srNs Jsrpeghn Of NBsiford 8, PAYa
ire st, for setting tire TO tlt ship.
sP oXIoap, 7o2 tons formerly Liverpool packet shp
was tod at suction en- Tkursas 70 Chambers Heisr for
DhI9 B.lr yhish went ashore At Prospect Ms wsas
BRie koseoE toi Boston Lathrop a; Havana t.sm Cal
mite e, ashss; on Letter rsih. & IN h'ny ss'sh' and
asses fIs tie Eod - res oa She sSstsnsi no sanaS
AEe en- tuFVty vas rrosounesd ssavOrthy.
sssT JvFnTr q Got oloG';.s : Peel, va, run sSsa S
sbors minutes after being struck had 10 bhls
trtl on boa-d At The tine; cre~ saved.
scrs FAsy Silver, tESu Norlsszs for HAvhn, ABB 25ss
siss6 ItsssI- seSr Polysa.hos Anderson Of aas foe
Sales tor PHILADELPHIA with coal called from Delas.Es
ti,Tssi, % Br5sTe!t g. vEsfs be IA, ists /, nIiy
7bo vssstns vessel Q! nc toss years sd and vi;h hs
oSrso vas uHnsufsi.
AsorHrR pale experienced a. Priues Eduari Il,ni
18th Oc which h essrted 10 have been
fornGsse tksa the sf; bot br fever vessis exposed E
DISASTROUS. Capt Pearee Of tehF P0sonsc Of
BArrs.ate arrived a. Portland 5;h last in fer "a uard
Ii-trfnhn. his Gshors HArb0o
lcns Crcers 500 saved; vessel yorth 2OO
had n bis aeheri Sohrs Despseh Of Boston and
gtevrE Rochester te ven; AsAore ., chsOnr TAey
to'h saved their mseker The Despatch may be saved
Of her stopred with her The EivArd brought
hone tive men thrce Belonged the Despatch
The pttomae vessel bton ging Boston d from she Qua
with the Edward with % OF the wreck
% vst Aad lots Of maekere tken from the WRECKS Sc
vessels went ashore bue capt could not their
rance and several saved them BY gons 10 The
Edstto 10th chains and anchors ~ them vasa
TIE saie them The sohr Angene, OF oouees
ter vent sshore but ty tsiinE her m,ckcre got o.
PoRT BosToa-The following tables exhibit the
bsf Of arrivals ct ts port or the month Of Ostossr