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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-11-15

Il, j. announced in the New Orleans papers that Major
Heirs formerly Of the proprieors OF this Journal has
recently repaired 10 his post copoprieor and co-ed''or
of the Delta Of that city Major Heiss is gentleman Of
talent enterprise, and energy, and the Delta in bis hands
can scarcely fail to extend its already large circulation
and influence
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-11-15

OfrIcE Bo
Washington, November ID, 1851.
Interments during the month Of October, 1851
Apoplexy, atrophy, in breast
sipelss consumption 81 convusons cholera morbus,
Group, 81 chronic Group dropsy q drowned 81
diarrhGa, dysene, brain fever bilious typhoid
fever, acute jaundice Ii
meningitis paralysis, 2; petons, diseased gland
and bladder scofula, tabcs moscncca liberated
1 . unkn q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-28

oil Sposs Feb T. between New Holland aad View Hca'
AND Il Milo S.vie New Beif 10, n RIOS out; 80 ~
2Mo WI. Feb 20 - french Rock Srci, Fiaceat 90 ~.
mos 10 Sd an told and her take another v 1Nr
2-fh har.s Roscoe Garham. 20. 20 ms. 80 50 10
Feb g Neptune, Allen, New London 70 mos on ~',ss
heard from LAST of Jan ships Cen PiNe, htser New ''"i
ford 8j - 500 hale middle OF lao, oil sunday is.ano
Lewis. Clement DO. go -. At BAY ., Island: teo j.
Mafca Wing New Bedioid, 40 sperm 10 "hale-""i - -
foa.S haflv sfo.s IN a gale shor; tm5 Previous %.
Se,, Zesllnd Feb g. Phocion. Nichols New Bedford.
Tsp ..-..,. - M.
Pedfod reports hcr a. ~ Caglos April ., al wei! Gle
hr Arctic seas. ,,,.
A lerer from Capt Dag-ct' n bark Malta. Of H9m's
Hole rcqorfs her n - vincent May ~ with toS hoi> -
OIL which hc woud ship home 10y org Albert FeiNih>' u"
Boston go -, ,t
Ito sa day a cruise.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-28
SECOND BOARD
FRIDAY, June sf-P VI


Notwithstanding the continuance of some
Strmgency among the stock dealers. the market to-
daS was active and buoyant for some of the leadlng
fancieS The principal activity was IN Erie and Har.
lem. The former closed at y cent improvement
on yesterday price, and the latter al y cent Read
ing was also 6uoyaRi and impr0Vep p cent. Long
Island was firm. Canton advanced p cent. Ston-
ington, Il. Norwich ion back y cent. \ sale Of
Hudson River was made at IS. seller six months
Ene Converhles, under heavy sales, fell OF p
cent strong attempt 10 bear these bonds was made
SlOoeoo being offered AZ IS. seller tins year Gov
eminent and State Stocks were IN good demand. and
The former show further advance There Is a con-
siderable demand Tor foreign account
The market Tor Exchange is quiet. and
the quotations without change s,erhns, 10. alo.
France short sight, SOS aSOSl Amsterdam. All ats
Bremen, 79sa795 Hamburger. S6l as
In Freights there is not SO much doing,
and the rates show some decline, Engagements of
$500 or 5000 bushels Flour Is 9d62s closing al
Is sd 500 bales Cotton, S-S9i 400 OF 500 uerces
Beef on private terms 1900 bbls Turpentine, p oil
500 bbls RESIN, Is % Dead Weight, Lard, &c, is
Cd To Glasgow 2,OC0 los Flour 9S 81 To London,
Loco bbs Flour, 2s 81 100 tUns Furs, sos and some
Beefai IS edd5s deal freight was made from Rich
Ahuoioo 70 London at - IS, and another from 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-28

A, Ncssiua "a INST. Mary Avon. webb. for BOSTON soon
~ ,aass ~ us; hFs Com - - '> W.
nan rcri smyrna for B'soa and probably passed through
ktCron>,1d 9th inst ships lIeiora Leach Tor boston p
Kosuth Fisher DO IL Roht Paitcn Fult1n. ID, ls Ne
deuseh Boysen. for Bordeany scn bars Edso NenlfrN
fsr Boston 10, Oregon, Thorn s1n. ord1; BnS Bro
Coifcr Saoue Sargent, Lads knight, C'ato d. kone'
DAVIS for NewNork, do. and others before T,p9ItSi A.
al Rotterdam lth INST. b bark Re- Packet, Tor Boston.
At London llh INST bark Marmora. Duncan. Tor wales,
A. do same date 'siP Columbian. Mereon fo' Newport.
ri Se W. W iSh INST ship Ashland Hqriny for
Portsmouth, ds Arkansas. orr or Portland DO Revere
hAhCiseow is,h INST barks palepisr (B for Boston.
g,ady. samuel Cuuard. Brl Hesder>gn or do few day
Annie B Reeves for Do i5th' Gov lhoeA,ey L'r'-' "
AT Ponce PR. 9th inst. brig Gypsy Suges Tor brd-e-
IA Hamacoa PR. OH iust bs.ss C Walton f.oal s.
Tiomas Us, arr. 20 load or NNog Triumph, BF i'r d.
Al Ma,asaez PR 18Th INST banks swan, Tor Philale-
plaa soon Henry Irewbudse Toy NiorS Do Gen Hlrr>1n
fen Alexandria 10, 9ng Macligonne, Tor Philadelphia de-
OF the rort. bound In sch Juriatl, from
Sailed irom Sagm la Grande about zth. brig Are' hof
e. io eth INST bark, Thee lincoln Hegn. Con NYors
soon. Florence. Cook. and Orme 81 JohU. R0ofdf Wig
cargo sailed br.s Science, smith. Plualelpea.
Arrat Halifax June n. b. sarah. dolh. Fre3ersSs-
burg 2ih brig Mar. Marshall. Philadelphia Passed. of
l6,h schr Rose. Of Auchat, d fm BANGOR Tor s. Pierre
Ar nj Pctou I3h ms brig superb Forest Boston, schr
MaIy Jane Forest and Boundary Masters do; oth orig
Cvrcnc Cr'tcIn salem. mo Hunter and or aey Cove.
hence Flsinore Quereau Portsmouth. schr True Blue
Boston nth schrs Felix, Geruor. New Bedford, Pcirel,
Roidrot Portland Cid l2h. hugS Rec. ierro. and sweet
tsart sutherland BuSon. schrS shannon BOudrot and
Barbara Ann Iaftmere do, 18TH. hrg Budget Forest dos
,chrs Acadian Paon. Racer Canton. Jubilee, Fouere,
and John Hastings Boudrof. do ith. bugS Palm. Gil
Dorchester Ea-le RoS>, DO, s,hr Lady La.che do iosi
hrr Leader Narnaud Boston. l1th hUgs Mar Nr-lne,
King and Victosy Leblanc, do sclls Map Jane, Forest
and Hapry Return. --. DO, 18Th, bu-S superb. Forest
La8 sale Boudrot and Nelson. Babln DO, schr Mad Of
Esn. CGAuhcll. Portsmouth -
Arat s. John NIB. 2lSt bio. SHIPS Juno, Moran Pnla-
de- Falcon. bnttcn.
schr Hero sawyer Boston. 25d SHIPS fhom,s. Leighton
NYork, Nancluse. GlchrSt. DO. b.g Eliza. buteers df
Schr Anne Nutsns Boston. 2fn nrlF Emerprse hf'wn'
NNorN. schr William Wallace, Humn,do. Gid afl, sup
sunbeam Nirsor, Mac i', Hir o. '.l9, ''S -. r.,
NcAiucu Walduiour. 23d, Echo, Holder Nh"rN, Man
Jane Flsus Boston. Friendship iardf Newourpot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-28
The Ocean Steamers.


HumeOdt---.-- From June q. For Have
Crescent City frum June 2S. For Chagres &C
Souiherner ----- From Ny me % For Charleston
Alabama .-----. Prom June % For SAVANNA
All Letters and Newspapers hand for Enland ireland
ana Scotland arc sent by tie hrs matter OF
line.
Letters = The Continent Of Europe BY the Collins Line
mus s prepaid tweniy cents SINGLE rate, except icF
those places required TO be prepaid In full
Letters l. the Continent Of Europe by the CUNAKD Lire
must De prepaid five cents single rate except tho+e
places required 20 be pre- ald IA fun
Letters n the Hdyre Line must be prepaid tweIfy-f y
cents Der hall ounce Inland Postage 10 be added elce 20
Great Britain.
Newspapers by either Line the Continent must he pre-
pold four cents each
Inland Postage Be- added on Letters and NewSpaus
70 the Continent Of Europe by the Havre and Bremen Lines
STEAMERS 70 ARRIVE PROM EUROPE
LAfAl IE-Sl0 from Liverpool for Philadelphia June H.
CITY or GLAsGoW-Sid FROM LIyerp flr Phiiad une Is
AfKCA-Saled from Liverpool for New York. June a.
sMTle-SAled from Liverpool for NewYofk. June 25
OANADA--Salled nom Liverpool for Boston, Juns q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-28
Gambling Suppression
Correspondence OF The Tribune.
Arr.ru ThnrAlaV IlInP %

Correspondence Of The Tribune
ALBANY, Thursday, June %.
As the hour approaches for final action
IN the Senate on the bill for the More Efectua sup
pression of Gambling. It's enemies grow more deter
mined and desperate in their efforts TO secure ts de-
feat.
mo rogue e'er felt the halter draw
With good opinion OF the law"
Hence II Is easy to account for the persistent and
unscrupulous resistance by all means whether good
or III, 10 prevent the legal suppression OF the I'M
moralities and frauds Of gambling.
The city is full Of gamblers and swndlers OF every
name and grade, not only from your City but from
all parts of the States.
They NAV be seen, now and then, arm IN arm WIN
the weaker brethren OF the Assembly or oitener with
mere respectable lobby members, among whom may
be named a pious brother from Troy, who has been
very thick for these two weeks with the RyndcrS
clique of lObbymen. II is easy 10 see their pOlS ana
cOrlnterplOts. To-day we have been informed llat
IN New-Iork a fund of many thousand dollars mas
been pledged among the gamblers 10 insure the ue-
feat of this bill THIS fact VIII explain the extreme
hbcrality from certain quarters, extended TO not "a
few of the members of the Assembly, lately IN me
shape OF suppers, rides, entertainments ana the IKE
grateful fayOTs.
No homes, means Will be omitted to defeat that
law and all who know the parties IN opposition VIII
naturally expect to see some means not quc so non
est put use # not they are destined to be disap-
pointed. Yesterday to cap The climax, some one
elopcd with the engroSsod copy OF the Act winch
had been ordered to third reading on the 18th. On
search It was found nowhere" 80 that the Clerk
had to amusc himself be engrossing another. Won't
these thieves be happily disappointed to find that the
bill Is vet alive
| suppose they have become 50 used To the inck OF
stealing that they are to bc looked upon with WIDE
allowances for the power Of habit but they ought 10
tyto restrain themselves IN such public placeS-here
rs much risk of losing their gO4f reputation.
am sadly IN error If the Newly oIk blacklcgS are
10 succeed bV either hr1~.r -ev"ftnB. "Vt w
H,yS me nohei country Members of Assembly are
nm the market or that rides and SupPers viii induce
them 10 pledge themselves TO vote AT the dctailon OF
The swindhng league.
The sporting gentlemen had better roman ln ihe
secluson OF their hclls and not seek too wide no
toricty by attempts at bribery and corruption, lest
;hey experience a storm of indignation such as Their
unbmshing rascallty richly deserves.
It's hoped that neither the intimidation of threats
nor the hope or reception of reward VIII cause any
Senator or Representative To swor'c halt from the
hnc of duty 10 the State and justice to hlacklegS
IrEN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-28
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
PHILADELPHIA
D.structive Fire in Camden-Coni 'ra"''
cnrresnnndence OF The Tnbune

Correspondence OF Inc lnOunc' 80
PH1tApELpHA, Friday, June u
of,osb;nc thunder storm visited our
city inls afternoon aagration occurred in Camden
~. .S. Shont 10 o'clock. About uoLeh
huiIdings were consumed Il ne Oi F - clco 6,e
OeH'0-Io' everely injured during the ire None "a
mn nen crossed the Tlyer, for very eoou ~
son they couldn't get across ne Jersey aorno
$50 not the highest opinion OF some vi ou' -, -
nav. and they boldly assert that their town snohu
Re aIIowed 70 burn down before they would aIlO" "
s,ngle Philadelphia fire company 20 IehQef stIsly
,rbsg are probably night. OF two evils, they Wisely
chno.e The least The FIRE last night waSth WOih Oh
an incendiary and II Is reported that cerialh Mn
dred spirits Of the rOwdes OF tins city VINO "eie ~
Gently arrested at Red Bank, for rotng haa hagu
an n Tor they have sworn 10 release ther Jrte"lS
n thev have 10 accomplish their purpose IN DiaIe
Buring the FIRE last night, four prisoners broke rom
the Camden Jail, and escaped. ....- c...-... ,.as
The William Penn Hotel, IN Letltla County, was
slightly damaged by FIRE this morning.
During the week ending yesterday, lo,lo5 tuls ~
coal we're shipped by the SchuylkIll Canal, ana
4O35 tuns were transported on the keadlhS h'ii-
Edward d. Yates. employed in the Post once
here was arrested last evening, charged WIN ein-
bezziing letter containing money. Inc prisoner
is beng examined to-day Ihere IS Oul A'O0 o'T
dence OF his guilt. -. -.
The CoTToN market IS firm and there Is moderate tn
qury Bark is dull and has declined ne fLe ~ % - hl
& very GM Common brands are held hrh AZ - q ,T
but no sales for export have come under our noCs
sales for Cty sumption are limited |tlh we rms p
"a 1853 IS for common and extra brands In RYE fLODk
AND Cow NTAI no sales have been reported WHEAIc
tnnes scarce sales Of 1900 bushels good Pennsy wanna
White aAaf al 81 " bushe Several saiall lots OF hfE
I'D A. N cts Cons continues IN good demand, and 1000
bushels yellow sold 50 shoat OATS are steady
,sles OF geo bushels good southern az ~ Ss & " cs
WHsKY-Prces firm, a. 2Va1%s o's IN o'is' anu % w.
IN hhds - o. eco
SALES OF SToCKs- Frs BoqTd $1,000 sen nay o. 90
70 ~ go state S. 81 % Penn RR ~ $40 Leng i ~
az Ssse DO sc $500 do, 8j 81 500 state U.s. W. ~
Rcad Kk 20. $1,000 Allegheny c. S. gu Se9y CheS anu
Rel canal 81 So 9ji So 900 Read RR IS. 70, az -
Second Boord-70 Read kR, 2Ss; 100 do' z0i' u rem
ER ~; $500 Cs, 90, no.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-28

pat-,c. ship Patrick Henry Hubbard I'm L.ndJn AMI
Portsmouth May ~ with mtse and 900 sesra-e passengers
nth INST LEI IS GO Ion i9 90 saw aTgc NUMBER - zee
beres Has been days west of Georges BanAs IA dense
fog -, ~. ,,.,, Inn. nth s,,,,, 90.
dar Sc % hos Owens sons Has bad very heavy veah-
er Lost sails sc 22 LAT 81 81 Ion 7o 81 was IN com1anf
with ship Genoa. steering ENE. 2ith at - % lon y on
bark Vernon hence bound South Vessels lett oeioe
reported. - - N
oh II ballast and 1T passengers % order
Pa-k Ranger n Portland Frost NIatanzas, isgh inst
5iih bTs Patade for Boston, Left sap Arvual - ldn;
for NYork = Perkins, DO do Mary Crocscr rs ARID
American dg for Cowcs BARK Canada for Nfork m TWO
5 L Crowe do do Sarah Chace, INC brig Iangier, lust
arrived, ., ,,.,t.a.ts Nor,e,rs i,is mise IN Hon
pig Brs Mechsnic of New Orleans) Couckn, I'm Havana
Sch Field POST. Boston DIS. plaster to 4 Carsf'
Scb converts Bout Boston d. for Albany plaste-
Sch oliver Fgl'er. posion ds. for Albany, plaster
sch Banner Lowell. Boston as. for Albany. 81 stcr
Sc9 1he, l e1ge Boston. ms for Assay. plas,e.
SCH Tribune Nose,son Boston ds for Albany, plaster
sch Mariner, Nickcrson, Boston ds' liseefio y r.
s5h Water,ille. TIavs. NHaven. Is IN ballast; .
Sch Oul. son Eastman. Somerset dis, "a ballast ~
H'9 S"b susan. Russell. Nantucket. oil
Sch Melbourne --. Nliaveu. IN ballast.
sch Iaeuna, Taylor Maclas, "a days. with lumber t.
SsI John wicts. Adams. Baltimore ds. with coal
Sch Victory OBJ Swceting, Ectheura ds' fruit t.
SeS saguna. Keller, walIoooro ds $1,000 lumber to
Simpson. MAJ how < Co.
sch American Belle BAXTER Apa,achacola. IS ds, cotton
10 master
Sch 6. Mcneil, Miller Galveston, u ds cotton go
sch Far View Goram Dennis ds FISH and mac<erel
I O. master.
to Johnson Y Ray.
Sch cave Cod. kelley Hlrvlch ds fish {, mister.
Sch Empire state. Etdudec. Portsmouth DIS plaster 20
l. " Lewis
sailors Del eit. BURGESS d. nns- os ~l 70 IN
Sch Eliza Doane, Harwch ds, fish and mackelei 90
uaStcr
and macseIcl 10 master.
Sch DIXON Doane liarv oh DIS, fish and mackerel to
Sch Atlantic Ncaerson Salem u.s. mlse 70 r W Ropes
Sch Queen cfho Cape. SLJw Boston Dds, fish and mack
crel o. master.
Sloop Tsa>er, BcaTse, Nantuc,e' d. OH
Sloop Ornament. Christie, FIN Fall River.
PEI OW-l Norwegian bark, other bark both ma toN
Also bark Michael. I'm CadZ April 30, an Italian br- from
Rochelle and sch with fruit.
SAILED->up irmhuA, smith Tor LNefl, Darn Hiu'"'
Brooks. for Wilmington
WIND-At sunrise, ". and very light, merdian,S. sun
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-28

Fnday morning June 81. JOHN HOWARD only son o.,
john and Mary Isabella Lane, aged wear and months
The friends 81 the family respectfully invited ~ At
tend the funeral tins morning al jog O'Clock from the resi-
dence OF ms parents. $40 West Twen'y-fourrh-st
Bud VI promise cary taken
To more congennl cline
On how soon thou hast fOrSlkeu
Those who loved thee here time
When We follow may rest
With our child m Jesus breast
On fuday, 9th INST. JOHN r. infant II john Z
nd Mara 4 Holmes, aged 10 months and IS DAYS. .
The relatives and friends OF the family also she members
Il Covenant Lodge, NJ S. O. Of o r. are respectfully
invited o. attend the funeral this SATURDAY, afternoon
b ociuca. from the residence of his father ~ Ludl0w-St
Suddenly, on the 27-h Of June, JANE +. SMITH,
daughter OF sarah smith, aged . years
Tie friends and relatives culy invited 70 AZ
tend the funeral on sunday afternoon no oC0ck from her
late residence 3 Sixth ave, wrheui further rlvfation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-28

do 90 Tvirf do 1872. Raw Do LIP iBoiES Cs,h'
do 2osT Other Manufacture q SIX . ao %s''< 10
tai 10 package valued a s5ssSs0.
s,,s,y Goods J rae sres SO feae.. and FoEoIs'
70 do 572G Emhrodenes, Dc: $50 hi.igsfy "I n
10 o94 KIG Glove. 3 DO. iiSl' PeaIl Buttons a.
1906 Suspenoers, u do aga MsajF iusa; cpS G
pEss valued at s55.s9a
Wahdra,rn from VerehoHse
w,yuFacruREs or WOOL.
wc,-ens nkQs g s3t. CiNhs do, ~ Pilots, l''
III; Wor,ted- d. 473C Cotton and Wors'ed, g. d.
10 CfuF CooS do 4t8 Coafnss, dp, hit- ftnstt'
4 Do. 9s5s Cotton an vol y ao o I'm 3a. d. IT,
Drawers. d.. 1862 Total, leg pacAa-es' valued -
sJ2.le3 -. ~, Cotton,
Cot,ons IS pkes, s266o Ceored C.tSns' az ~
10 do 637 Hose do. il snirts o. ~ So ''''
47e; Binding, do izl-loLa ~ pAs 81; 'l'eu u s'''
Sill and Worsted IS pigs S8625. Velvet Ribbons. d.
1e42 Embroidery DO $50 Pom ees IS DO e1oi Pisu
4 DO, BIG Raw, 10 do, lis5-Iosi' Oh pAs'' '""vu
NANUFAcTUREs OF FLAX.
Linens 81 pkes 6260 Linen and Cotton, do 2i'- Io'a
50 packages, valued a. 5000
N,bair Plush pkg s2070, Hair Cloth. %, zoos; D.
.apers 3 do. 547-Total, pkss. valued az Si'Il3
Entered Warehouse.
MANUFACTURES OF WOOLENs.
woolens. skg ss.5l9: Worsteds 60 do. 2335 Cotton
and Worted 28 d. q 933 stuff Goods. 81 DO, 425o LIS
tors n DO cos Coafmgs DO ~ MernSs 49, w.,
Dsnask Z DO $50 De Lanes, d.. 81 ShaW.s III 60
ga Popinets do M Blankets, - do, e52l Fanne
N do 40j; Iinings 6 do. I4o; Printed barege>, 49,
$50 Hosiery ~ do 800; Nlerno Hosiery - do 80
Oher Manufacture Of Wool IS DO 9p35-Ioia il3 p-s'
valued al S106.J6i
MANUFACTURES OF COTTON. 80.
Coons. % pigs. SA3}. Coored Cot9ns; u l, Pa 40
400 Handk echefs, do, 22S' Hose, do 7cG Cores,
lido lO3: Cords l6 DO. 2,52 Wethng, DO 2to' Othei
Manufactures Of Cotton, do 898Toa 10 pSss, valued
al S20Al1 ~
MANUFACTURES CF SILK. ,.
pithons 9nackages $ 1856 Nelvets q do 1885 Sls
and Worsted DO SAig7 Gloves do, ,l35 NiLts 90
1910 Brsids do 10 Total 81 pkgs, valued az S5O5o
MANUFACTURES OF FLAX
Linens packages, Sl928 Thread, 3 do io@1 am }
do, GO. Total - pkgs yalued At ; 3oS2-
MISCELLANEOUS
Artificial Feathers and Flowers pac ages so l as
Gloves do 3jj3 Kid Gloves, DO, ZlJS Ioa4 - PMS
valued az S6,53J
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-28

DR. BusHNFLL's CAsE.-The Pw1tan
R,crtcy int,macs that the troubles caused by the al
legged horetical views of Rev. DR. Bushnell, are by
no means removed Dr. HAYES, It seems, has asked
for letter OF diSmlSSiOn from the Hartford Central
Association on account OF It's unsatisfactory position
ON this question and 1t Is eXpectodthat the Fairfield
West Association will withdraw fellowship from the
Hartford Central, for the same reason.
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Spoken, &c.

June DO lat q 49, ION 80 p, big Franklin Of Province
town. with ~ to sperm OF AMI ~ b5 b.acs fish ol. Al
well
June "a Block Island by T. y miles, sch In GA Bangs
for Providence for Baltimore
June DO of the Grea. Issacs Russ bark Saamauder from
Bordeaux Tor New-OrleaRs.
juno a. lat 81 lon bg Persia OF Beverly I'm Boston
20 Is for Il Jagu. Cuba
June Ii la 81 lou 70 g. seen ship winds VI Castle
~ NOIle4ns fsr Liverpool
No date a 20 s. Ion ~ ship Robt Taylor I'm Boston for
BosioL. Feb 49,
suae o. LAT 50 a. loa r. brs Anderson IN NYork %
lolrs. IN Havana
Juue g. lat o. s.. on q. ship Lsonore standing z
June y. lat 81 a. Jon CO, passed Rs org seene I'm
Bosom tcr CadL
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PasSenRerS Arrived

n Fscsfi ShiD Prfrlct Hrnrs ron T0adrs NIes.-s
ny Wells and Durcas Lee
IA lark ArEqcr from M1.c-rr- Ecfert p.ar..r.r Al
cline baunetgye, Eiizabeth Rannc-yUe
~ seoAeT Anc1caH Bele teoa spclrg Saccl1~J IN
Murphy james Andenon, AlttTi y ldscl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-28
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK JUNE



anshirs-Humbolit Lines, Havre, VI l. ngs,.n
Park-I enc Van Eytn-'e.a. Borch-s, Ha'aSn y rig Z
HucAen. AzO. Chapman. CadiI, WAi Dcnnsto"n, tneis'
Hathaway Rucnoa Ay-es. y Rogers : GO, Fortuna
iNorv) Newman Rch.JGiO. SCAtSdt Ei.chen
Bri-s-T CROSBY Atwood, l;.lsl RIP Bus O. Percy
Prrkcr Haygda J " ElveN. Thon.5 lan,,n; Y i,'' =,
F-c-ch 3 Ncncke: Haideo Setback. Card ms, r. Peal
Drrcan Person : Mars J " Elwcl Nif0n. l!1-1er,
p r an Prince n becker GracFe, louisa, Hop>Ins,
Jacksonvlle, K Buck < GO. III,
Scho,nefs-Atasaras. watts Augusta, mlster' Areiha-
81 fErl Hilton. Hlr-r Island. ASerlcF ki.-J Johnson
Cole Ball more johnson s. Lo~den
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-28

b. me- Norm Rrer Bouts Frrdqy Jinf u 978l bbls
Flour ll4 DO Ashes. 2J3 pkgs Beef 90 dl Pork 54 Do
Cut Meats ga do WHISKY 23 DO Butter. 2zt) bushels
Oats, so 500 90 Com, 200 DO heat, jlt7 do Rive
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-28
Disasters. &c.

A WBEcK-The L 5 ship Portsmouth. arrye' a. Bgs-
ton z6. reports On tine lith OF June, in lat 81 AZ n
lon 90 p a wreck discovered by the Portsmouth,
three miles % eeward The mined ltey made AL sail
and bore down for hor A. - nQon hove 20 within ~ rods
the wreck which appeared 90 De American brig n $50
tuns appeared have been IN that situation some
three 0r four months She had house deck painted
white both close % the deck DOWspn stand
ing painted white both chains bted both anchors hang
ins % the bows hull paAted biac, with Waite streak
could make out her name matches off, and the hold iuI
ufwarer'
brig Mar Ellen. Of Gardner, which ~: ashore near
Cape Hateras months snce. and gOr 0 and sub
seqlentiy abandoned q gple fallen with l}h ult,
ia, 50 a. Ion q IL by the st1reslp Relief the pas
SAGE from NEork 60 Rio JaneIT0.
The clipper ship Susan FITZGERALD, CAPT Pescud. made
the passage from Arca, IA Peru g. Baltimore m ts short
space Of IS days
i,Sch Panthea from NewHaven, reported of Charles
ton 18th INST, with JOSS Of f-enast IL doubt the @
Pauthea, Neage. which s4ed from Sagla Ga last, for
Haven
The materials saved from the bark Macedonia wrecked
near Acr0s BE- Canasa. TAX 90 Havana hy Capt LO-
ring 90 the 18th INST. % he sold hy auction
KEY WEST JIuc 81 officers. passengers and crew
II he brig Charles from NeWOrieans, with cargo "
corn bound 10 Sgrl ia Ganle. arrived 0Gr haTbOr yes
tCLay evening By the p0too az Champion The brig stated
a but supposed. q gale when % the sontnvsrd "
T0rfugls and filed rapid lad o BE- abandoned. tue
neOuls taxing the boats. after fell with
the ship Nathaniel Hooper. and landed at Captain
HaulOnds request, upon Sand key, from whence they
90 town the plutb1at- No lives lost n1tL-
saved 1ut The ships cron0me,er and telr wearing ap