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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-10-11
State Of Louisiana-Parish Of Iberriue
Succession Sale.

pY virtue of an order of the Hon. 9th Dis.
ID trict Court of the State of Louisiana in
and for the Parish of Iberville, to me directed
dated 18th September, 1851, I will offer at
public sale to the highest and last bidder,
On Tuesday the Iatll of October,
1851, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following de-
scribed property, belonging to the
Succession Of adelaide A1hain, deceased,
wife Of Aimable Leblanc. and to the commu-
nifty which existed between them.
COMMUNITY PROPERTY.
/. A certain Tract or Parcel of lind lying
and situated in the said Parish on the right
bank of the Mississippi river in the point oppo-
site st. GabriePs church measuring about six
arpents front more or less by the several depths
thereunto belonging. The said tract contain
ing sixty superficial arpcnts, be the same more
or less, agrecably to the plan of division ofsaid
land which is to be made by James p. Terrell,
deputy surveyor, between Aimable Leblanc
and Joachim Cox. The said land being bound
ed above by land of said Joachim Cox and be-
low by land belonging to Adolphe Landry, to-
gcther with al the Buildings, improvements,
Privileges, Scryiudcs, and I'LL other appurte-
nances thercUnto belonging.
2. Bapti&le, negro man, aged about sc
years.
9. A quantity of Movable Property, con-
sisting in Household Furniture, Horses, Cattle,
Sheep, Plantation Tools, &c; aud about 400
Bbls. Of Corn in the field, and the crop Of Cot
ton growing on the said land.
Separate property Of the deceased, TO wit:
/. Narcisse, negro man, aged about Sc
years.
2. Louise or Marie Louise, negro woman,
aged about 81 years, and her three children,
Joseph, aged 8 years, Cecile, aged 6 years, and
Arislide, aged l year.
8. Marie, mulatto girl, child ofLouise, aged
about IA years.
4. Angetina, negro girl another child of
Louise, aged about II years.
5. Ade!ine, negro woman, aged about %
years, and her three chile ren, Irna, negro girl,
aged 5 years, Alfred, aged 8 years, and Damas,
an infant aged 9 months.
TERMS OF SALE.
Land and slaves payable one third in March
1852, one third in March 1853, and one third
in March 1854. The movable property paya-
Bile in March 1852. The purchasers to far
nish their notes endorsed to the satisfaction Of
the Administrator of said succession and spe-
eial mortgage to be retained on the property
sold to secure the payment of the notes and all
%eyentuel interest. Said notes to be made pay
able at the office Of the Recorder of the Parish
Of Iberville. All sums not paid when due to
bear interest at the rate of s per cent until paid.
Acts of sale at the expense of the purchaser to
be passed before Louis Petit, Recorder of said
Parish.
Sale to take place on the premises.
J. l.. PETIT, Sheriff.
Parish of Iberville, September 18th, 1851.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-10-11
NOTICE.

TNHE undersigned, having secured the services
penser Of medicines, who has for several years
been engaged in the establishment of DIR. E. D.
Beach, No. 1877 Canal street, New Orleans, and
for three years, he has put up the most of the pre-
s~criptions of DR.. Warren Stone of that city-feel
confident that they now caA give satisfaction to
their customers.
Mr.. Stokeley has passed before the Medical
Board Of New Orleans, as a Druggist.
aug30 DAVIS 4 BAYLEY.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-10-11

TOUR DU Gene DISTRICT Paroisse
~ fDerUiLle, Etat de la Louisiana.
Fl. +. Deblieux, Admir-. de la succession de feu
Jos. Materne, IS. Succession de feu Fran
cois Hommy. No. All.
En- vertu dun ordre a moi adresse par
PHon'ble la susdite Cour dams la cause ci-
dessus intitulee ct numerotee, date lie 10 Sep
tembre 1851, JeXposerai en- vente publique au
plus offrant ct dernier encherisseur, pour du
compliant,
samedi lie Ter Novembre, 1851,
a 10 heures A. NJ. a Ia maison de Cour de la
Paroisse dlberville, la prophecies ci-apres de-
critics, appartenant a la succession de teu
FRANCOIS Hommy, savoir:
1o. Tn certain moroccan on lot de Terre
situe dams lie village de P1aquemine dams la
paroisse sus-dite connu CONNIE lot No. 81 au
plan du dit village, mesurant cent pieds de
face d la rue dc la Banque, sur une profendeur
de deux cent q~uarante pieds ct fesant une an
gle aIgue au Bayou Piaquemine ct Sc termi-
nant a rencoignure de lot No. SO ayant une
superficie de cinquante pieds de face sur une
profondeur de deux. cent q~uarante pieds, borne
par lots Nos 80, 40 ct %, commencement au
plan du dit village ensemble les batisses ct
amelioratiens. qui s'y t%rourent ct y apparten-
nent.
La propriete ci-dessus decrte sera vendue
pour satisfaire a une hypotheque en- favour de
H. +. Deblieux, Admir-. de la succession de feu
Jos. Materne, pour la somme de cent quartre
vingt quinze piastres ct quartre yingt trois
cents (l95 $4,000 ainsique les lrais du sus-dit
process.
]. L. PETIT, sherif.
Paroisse d1beryille, 80 Sep,l85l.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-10-11
On Thursday, October 10th, 1851
at 2 o'clock, P. M. and 7 O'Clock, P. NJ.

att O'clock, PM, and 7 O'Clock, P. NJ.
We have amongst us the following very distin-
guishcd Artistes, who will have the pleasure OF
making their DOW
Young LEON, the Flying Childers of the worlds
arena.
Mad'lles. ELLA, ADELLA, EMMA; Mas
tor NEWTON, B. BURNISH, GEO. SWEET.
and other rival caterers in the regions of Fame.
JOE BROWN AND PUSS HORNER.
The whole accompanied by a superior Brass
Band, each performance concluding with a
LAUGHABLE PANTOMINE BALLET.
&c Tickets, Dress Circle, 50 cents. Pitt, 20
cents.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-10-11
For School superintendent.

SOME CHANCE FOR BAcHELoRs YET.-The
packet ship Irving, which arrived at New York on
Wednesday week, brought 220 female and only
10 male passengers. OF the whole 22o, only two
were married.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-10-11

CAN IT BE so At is estimated that the city OF
New York pays $4,000 a day for cigars, and on
ly $500 for bread. 1t is also computed that 10000
persons every year, in America, go into the grave
from the effects Of tobacco.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-10-11

WniG NoM1NArIoNs.-At the Wing Conven-
ton. held in New Orleans on the 4th inst, James
Robb and J. P. Benjamin were unanimously nomi-
mated for the State Senate.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-10-11
September 18th, 1851.
ELECTION.

ELECTION.
EtM de la Louisiane-Paro1sse dBerriHe.
COMMANDMENT a une proclamation de
" son Excellence Joseph Walker, Gouver-
neur de IEtat de la Louisiana,
UNE ELECTION
aura lieu dams ct pour la %paroisse d'Iberyille,
Lundi lie 3 de Novembre proclaim, 1851,
a 1'etfet d'eIir-
I'm Auditeur DIES complies Publics.
I'm R~epresentant pour lie 3me District Con-
gressionel.
I'm Senateur pour lie district compose des
p~aroisses dIboville ct Quest Baton Rouge
Deux Representans a Ia Legislature, un
Sheriff, un Assessor, IN Surintendant de
fEducation publique ct un Coroner pour Ia
paroisse d1befville-un Juge de Paix ct I'm
Constable dams chaque district de Juri de Po-
lice, a Exception du second District dams le-
quel District la vile de Plaquemine est situe
OH il sera clue deux JUICES de Paix.
LIE scrutin sera ouvert a 9 heures A. M. ct
ferme a 4 heures P. NJ, dams les differens DIS.
tricts CONNIE suit, savoir:-
Dams e Ter District.
A PHotel Buena Vista au Bayou Goula,
Messrs. Eugene Breanx, John II. Randolph ct
Albert Allan, commissioners.
Dams lie End District.
A la maison de cour a Plaquemine, Messrs.
Armant Hebert, F. N. Bissell ct Mathew Mari,
commissaires.
Dams lie Seine District.
Au magasin de Theodore Johnston, au Vii
lage Savage Messrs. Adolphe Dupuy, 'Sebas-
ten Schlatre ct Jules Seller, commissaires
Dams le 4eme District.
A Ia residence de Mr.. Paul Dupuy, Messrs.
Camille L. Landry, F. Norbert Mafionneaux ct
ct Gervaiss Schlatre, commissaires.
Dansle 5eme District.
Au magasin de Mr.. Pierre Richard, Messrs.
Augustin Leblanc, B. F. Moore ct Jules Lee
Blanc, commissaires.
Dams le 6me District.
Au cafe de Louis Pollet, Messrs. CesaIre
Richard, James Pritchard ct Lucien Guidry,
commissaires.
Dams le 7eme District.
Au moulin a seize de Samuel Ives, Messrs. A.
G. Stringer, Lucien Leblanc ct William New
comer commissioners
Dams l SEINE District.
Au magasin de Johnston Freres au Bayou
Crosse Tete, Messrs. Andrew Simmons, Dan
lei Holiday ct p. Sugg, commissaires.
J. L. PETIT, Sheriff.
September 18th, 1851.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-10-11

6pave.
ATg6tf par Alfred Bourgeois sur
ffN le Bayou Crosse Tete, ie 2s Septem-
Vk-EA bre 1851, me Jnment Cannele. front
NeNAAM blanc, ct les deux pattesde derriere
NJ 49, blanc. age apeupress hut ans, ct son
eS11A PotLin, facheter noir ct blanc, agG,
apeupres deuxsans, non etamp6. Une Jnpnent
Bale. age apeupres qlatre ans, non efanll6
Les propTietaiIes din dts aninlanx pe1xent le
re~clan1ereten prendre possession en- pronyaftieur
droit ct en- ppayant les frais 81 non. il seront ven
dues par les soussigne, jjuge De spaix, le 30 jour
daOctobre prochaih, au magasinde =. N. Letebre,
sur lie BAYOU Crosse Tate.
oc4 J. H. HAASE, Jnge de PAX.
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AT

5 Hstray.
Taken up by Alfred Bourgeois on
K- Bayou Crosse Tete, on the 2sth Of
S.M September. 1851, a Roam Mare,
\ @M white face, and both hind feet white,
No.. about 8 years old, with her colt,
- spotted black and white, about two
years old, no marks or brand; also, one Bay Mare,
about 4 years old, no marks or brand.
The owner of the above can have the same by
proving property and paying costs otherwise,
they will be sold by the Undersigned, justice of the
peace, on the 30th day Of October next. at the store
Of E. . Lefebre, on Bayou Crosse ete:
oc4 TIL. HAAsE, y. p.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-10-11

Notice TO Planters and Merchants.
THE undersigned having established himself in
L the town Of Plaqaemine for the purpose OF
attending to Al COOPERAGE, . now ready to
despatch within the shortest notice, all Jobs en-
trusted to him. He moreover, constantly keeps on
band any quantity Of ready made hoggsheads and
barrels for sale. dec2I ~ ]. r. BAGGE.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-10-11
On Saturday the LIST of November

1851, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, at the Court House
of said parish, the following described proper
ty, belonging to the succession Of FRANCOIS
Hommy, deceased, to wit:
No. /. A certain lot of Ground situated in
the town of Piaquemine in said Parish, known
as lot No. 81 in the plan of said town measu-
ring one hundred feet in front on Bank street,
by adepth of two hundred and forty feet and
running along the Bayou Plaquemine to a sharp
angle, ending at the corner of lot Now SO, so
as to give a superficies Of fifty feet in front by
two hundred and forty feet parallel, and bound
ed by lots 80 40 and AZ, in the plan OF said
town, with all the Improvements thereon and
appurtenances thercunto belonging.
The above described properly to be sold to
satisfy a mortgage claim in favor of plaintiff
for the sum of one hundred and ninety five and
eighty three cents (l95 $4,000 with interest at
the rate of ten per cent from the 22d December
1876, till paid and costs.
J. l.. PETIT, Sheriff:
Parish Of Iberville, Sept. 3Oth, 1851.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-10-11

o. To neglect advertising is about as bad as
forgetting to open ones store.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-10-11

BED FISH, MULLEE, &c.
AE undersigned has Just received from Last
- asland 2 quantity Of dried Red fish, Mullet
@la mackenel, in the best ofonder. Give US ! cali.
.g-. A. MARIONNEAUX.
RACON-sides and Shoulders. also d fine arti-
y Gle Of Sugar cured Hams, for sale bv
Pr bisSELL, AUSTIN co.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-10-11

Which is generally the easiest, to file anews.
paper ora saw
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-10-11

rHEESE-3O Boxes Western reserve Chees
~ a choice article, for sale by
sep13 BISSELL, AUSTIN & co.
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pIxTH DISTRICT COURT, Pa

- rlsh Of BertiNe, Szale T Louisiana.
H. F. DcB1ieux, Admir-. of Jos. Materne's Es-
tate rs. Succession of FRANCOIS Hommy.
No. All.
BY virtue of an order to me directed from
the Hon. the aforesaid court, in the above enti-
tied and numbered cause, dated the 18th Of
September 1851, | will offer at public sale to
the highest and last bidder, for cash,
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-10-11
SIGN OF THE

Attest. Apoyls PETIT, Clerk.
The New York herald., 1851-12-29
oIql TnApN nrponr.

SAf. fnAFt Dtc N=OP. u
BpE,psrt rrs --Ficgf vas more active the SAILS Goa.
sistlrg cf 1000 bbs No Canadian az 81 u a 81
- cpmron SOUlhstn OF 81 80 81 6e and ordinary
70 choice State with nKeJ q aney Western At 81 30
81 70 Eye AoUf Fetched o. % fOF 100 bbs dne; ami
Jersey cal 50 - i0s 90 bbs DO tne previous rates
Wheat tyt barley and oats seemed lnanmate white o.
corn there 900 bushels mixed Western bought at
o. q Csc -aa advance
CoTroN.-1be deposition With exporters has been 10
wait toe receipt % the Caus1a letters bsfore operating
which has causcd duu mattst to day the sales only
amounting 70 co bales D. one .hth o. cent easier
prices o. the loNef grades
fRrcffTa -~ts clippers we-e waiting for letters psr
Canada eo9Ssfueats were light To Liverpool cotton
vas at lot g-aia at "a a "a and cheese at 20,
To London dcur ses a. Is led naval stores at q e
3d ana cheese at c0s beef in tierces at a. q, oI
ana leo bunales reeds aiken az "a TO glasgow.
loo bbs dour were enysSe6 at Il ID There was no
cha nae 10 aotiee Ia rates to Hsvre or California
PpoB'sea p,efeDted no new features OF interest The
busi1ess embraced 800 bbs. prime ami mess pork at
So ~ go snd si5a SO 25; 100 DO. prime and mes,
beet at Siiias5 and ST. SiI 1o0 do lard at Dc
o. &C.; aud fO0o Tbs bacon, att o. respectively
The New York herald., 1851-12-29
Poa- OF NEW YORK, DEC. %, 1851.
Arrived


ana gs p,s';sss, %,.sE
ndse aa9 Passas:s. % bGydS HnShsa Dec a. in gale
SAIL sad sasbosra buwark aud received other da
mssg a.. Gsans ana sIsn ssrSs ses @ "a s.,,
= VAT; sa S Low 81 s;Gsas ,oS ssPs a. r. ps
90 t TsieStts stss ssss PSasse spoke Br bark Ksrr
fox shsDsaae th Lulryn Straits spSks ship Arab q BS
W S0e BE- sf.l s0s9S VI h.rrys ssv 's1n Is 10 a
p SoraSa
ton for London ashore Alsrate rect ssras of Gaspa
many could nothing Of the THE
's 81 h ssae ", .sSn sssa o DAYS.
codss saLen Ioniids Nov 25 lat co. Ion 81 30 W.
@ ks Sss Mcoa ana G IS
vish S.dss' as, Espisi No date Cap:
wished Be sporsd Pee 2 the Cult spoke
v e s. PSRSG os s s
very heavy veathsr on the coast has been
ship Tannn Norris. Galveston Dec H. wisA cotton,
SHIP Mary pssssi wsrs Moody New Orleans,
d.Es with cotton @ So 70 Foster = Nietsrs.a: A.,
II: Er D'; = S
tHsr has been sdays n Of Hattsrss.
.n 90 days. with '''
Bari is?a.tSn, Adams Mobile Is days with oo't'a to
5.si Murray !os so'''n Lu Mobile is days. with
BalE Harvest. Nickels Savannah. da7s with ooss,n,
sass Race aound tnswa Sspslan Thom,,saa d. ", in
Il. i Hs e s;y rss' e. s
Bsn 90 days opt shoss Of provisions and supplied shsm
Bris solomon Ration tOfBowdonhaml Sparks ouayamas,
Pa q days with tusa master very
vsthe and 10 days of Hatterss Dec 2 lat 36 ST.
Lea ~ % load 600 hhds oranses stove long boat
fore Eopsa and main topmass ssaysa 9Th.
aud morning OF the 2s.h while ssiins under weigh
h,as ind is
,sin a,d ali hands ars neaev exhausted fatigue.
Brs Thes irowbrdgs New nayenh Rhodes, Dominics
l. s,,s With O.,sss, tG a., n,'sss Sa: n.-mra,
Brig see fersus5a Charleston days with cotton &c,
70 Q Br,klsy; H.s hsayy vs,shsr y Of H,s,eras.
Brig kaloola Sf G,reiner Mel Giazisr Wilmington NC
Brig Emma Frances, BarslesA Elsworsh, l6 tayJ Va
lumber. sc, to simpson, MAyhevs s. Co.
sshs c..ssso; Rec savannah 6day' VITA o0s'On' &c.
sohr Pausssssl Bo.en Ne. Bedford. Z days.
ssss hlsan hsss es S.. ss
sohI L lowell, Boston. days.
sshr Cen xssrssy, s ssAf,s. & ge'iSn. days;
ssr sssr Has'p ss.sa. sAoGS s,I ss'0n' 'dA
sshr il.ssss xiosiarius Pierce. Roosland, days
sohr Rio 0rands; nt. Roehland, 8dsys.
GEM sSSr biS'i Ksssr. oosssss S.Shiss, e sayr
sobr Amanda, Hall, haohias. 20 days.,,
sioop R5ser Williams Rhodes ProYidsuss.
sloop Thts Hull Hull, Providence.
Below.
oas ship ani sro br'gs. unknown.
The Rivers aud Bay Ars su slsd with large fields Of
drifting ice.
pse ss-wind a. saas,,. ~ meridian, do; At sunset,
The New York herald., 1851-12-29


SiIPPEh PAyEMFSrs-AC CipsNrs CoNsEQCLNCE.-
The slippery OF the side walk, been the
OF numerous accidents for day two past and IL there.
fore tehocves pedestrians to take heed where and how
they tread On Sunday morning Of the pilots belong
Ing TO the Jackson Ferry named John Croius fell upon
ture Of the scu lie taken to his residence No 45
Hudson avenue by the police An aged lady residing in
Columbia Street fell upon the sidewalk in Atlantic
street on Saturday ateraoon, and broke her and
yesterday motnlng small lad while walking In Court
street was severely injured IN consequence Ola similar
accident
Arrksrr TO CosNrr Brfcfor er Ccrrfvc Hrs THRoAr
WIN An Axr.-On Saturday night last, a man named
John Kelly residing n Firmsn street attempted to put
axe The edge being rather dull however he did not
succeed in carrying out his intention, but managed to
ipiure bineef considerably, nevertheless Officer smp-
First district police being ummoned into the house
took him of TO he lookup where he shortly after
seized with an attack OF raHic pofu.
CoLD WArCr BArH--On Saturday night last a man
namg Edward Bohss residing in Hicks street uninten
toDay stepped into the basin OF the Atlantic Dock aad
neat beiEy drowned. Oficer Chase of the Third
dst police be ing Ia the vicinity repaired the spot
and after much trouble succeeded In getting him out aud
took him to the station house where during the
remainder OF the night
SssrtncEs nv ruI Cfrr C0CPr-John McCarty Goa.
viceo Of assault aad battery With intsut to kN
terced TO i've year. and ak moohs imprisonment in the
state Prison a. Bang bng and Christian Holman,
vic ion OF giand larceny was sentenced 10 confinement
IN the s1Ss place tes q term Of two years ani six
mo1ths
TH KossJrH Fcsp The sun tots. resolved from the
eaie o, tickets Of admi ION to the Plymouth Church
Brooklyn on the occasion OF ossgth WRIT t) Brooklyn
amounts 10 So a. IL Ths Ussve OF the 81 900 con-
tsbution made by Mess-s Bowen aod NCAAmse
The New York herald., 1851-12-29
Afiiysl- sehs Jas English. Neal Haaysa.
MlzceItursonn.

Afiiysl- sehs Jas English. Neat Eaaysa.
MISCELLANEOUS.
a s S ss o Ts. oss as'i
lars Of the eatsstropaeon the nornns Of the z,h july
sadsd ths rOeis abaus nl,. Eas q Cap, on
m s al Vs6ssy I ~ naSiS SSsf saSs s aS Sp Ia S '
ssas a. there we're plenty q yhals, We we're cruising
1 the n SP PST.1s gos sS s ssy 'nS 9
;So,s IL the os vh eonrsisso ssisiy ssos alter We ei
., 5ssssd iessid, ~ sad :asr g , YAK. 7. SS,s
.ss,n, ~ 9poss ,s ana &c so S ,s t rn 49, psans s
,ssa oys boss sp sas arasa then oyer iqr shelter
aas or hsf 5sa "a ,he ios vas hssrd ovsr poins O.
Tain sbs sats aarn vhS iurnrE inloFned one
Ne Houaus wss tari ssd s,oa gPoa .as roess Rnsai
s.h al pes.ss es.rseh - sesrs ,has u. sh bad ssoss
md risd top5 and vhie In the sos OF them up
ths aes :, assssE y ,hs boat sss.ss before ,ss 20
ore the hp round she s,runek The rocks We stove
pfsas Der sH 40 avs tSs tas t,ii.n taste!
hope bsiSsnov Eons eom5sns.a ss.sas cg. pSS,'9s'
ssaL We shen rsteaI sails vita which 70 m,ks tents,
sna eyeyihlus novcsbs ab'1donsa .he wreck
5 9 ;@,a S 20 ys: ssa T,5s
& eI ,a h n icy % ~ n,sin s p
f. siis pst Ss sSiss ssa her, ss sGg s.isss
s s Aos sss 70 III ,ss y,@'i G 'S 'Ps Asp ' M
Lace has joined she City, of NIB as drts ofhosr.
RhnE ALtxIrA Jordan, from ksrseles, bound 10 New
York ia want OF sails provisions Nc, arrived At 81 Georges
Brnuda the 4h inst having besn driven OF the coast
after being on soundings.
Barn EL7A BsRss. B-anbsi returned 70 e. oeorges
9TH ag being oat nine days (supposed for th
por having gone 70 the westward u TIE Island aud
unabe gat into p0rt sxan. IN consequences Of heavy
veather and cpl tng her 0ss She has froluenhy been
In sishs OF the light.
Bnrc sHsnRocw. from Philadelphia yi.h cargo Of coal
ovIS 70 % ~ v,s m S rss ss ss9,S % her n q sHp'
would had about 10 tons OF her
aarao thtevn overheard Her stsrbosrd side sis?
basy steve collision with the pier oooasoned
by large heds Of zoe srkps he. Her situation ssidob
psrous one.
Bste PRcunrs 81 Boston from Bonsire vas struck By
shtnog $50 ut aud lostfore tornsssand main sopssnt
Bp Bre Horr John, NIB. fallen In With sh insh
40 miles sW OF Esnuoket Shoals full Of water and no per-
son bostd she had deck osd Of pine bcsrd snd hsd
stripped Of eae rigging and anchots tns lDy bot
vas alongside. full OF wsser.
Bpte yrsrruA Besviss days from sltnore bound 70
arr ~ ~ Georges Bermuda sd inst having IN
sale 0th uit lost her buvarks deok load boats csm
beose. 10.
Apprs sNs 10 be fro D.ac bound tbs United States
sad blevn Sa the eesss lsdsa via evsrsne 80 p~ssN
The New York herald., 1851-12-29

Cana e ..s..PsssP; M isassi Ssi ga
logged and pus On duty
spoken.
shP C:sons Conner from charlsssos for Liverpool Nov
sAi. Hl1.sssh DssDis0r cs,Ssnse< from NorIsAas for
Ship Isnusl Dy.E Williams from Norsans for Havrs no
JSsn r,,.S" NEilSgshSy from PAsds'h. stand
Foreign Ports.
ga S,iss sw.a. Pierce Ju.tiaa Besvci 8aansss
;ss: for NYO;s Ssss lsssi. cid ST. sss auasfs:: vii
more JUST s1s brig Css.a:sa sissi.i; for STess s4 @
BOSTON; Dec r. AH-zn brig : R Curtis. s.ey:,;
5saas ssa rt Signal 70. :sP Gsnps up cl
KsIlsr.n Esy orlssnE s. Peter S,Ii:
s sSs
BELFAST. Dec 5O-Arr sohrs earah Bmith Carter.
ga lsth chip Edw oBrisn vepsrs Lverpoo sehr HutOks
FALL RIVER Dec "a Arr sehr Samuel crooker Burt.
IIWEs Dec 2s II AN-Tho sloep AIb.ao. Of Melville.
sn the upper end Of the By vhoS psni
in her bottom snd wou sunk bss for sss
SAFELY into NE BIs.iwats where her ss rsSns anchors
And together With her stores are landed in good oon
sS.l II M77shig william. from Eorls.ns b.Ets Echo.
thers from Port an Prince with loss OF deck load and sails
together with ship brgs and about ~ sehrs nearly al OF
Not vessel has attempted TO the VIM Penn
hor during the snow storm Of iAs night eontnust 70
sih PM-The brig Four Brothers now in shs barber from
sssn IN sss s %
sprung her foremass and split all her sails Vessels
sTs
ss the hare0r affords Tor general depot Wind calm from
Goth. 5x pM-The schr reported ashore il the john
tancs ths morning but did moi in sssins her oa
Nc change in vessels a. harbcr.
be tbs Hope from Bordeaux Wis Newport Ths brig
from Kingston Ja bound Eastern po schrs Harriet
Gss%sors Delaware Maria There's snd haa, c. ;oI
seventy vessels have taken helter this week and
@ SS q GsS Ss1 s n M
ousee tie Pitch Of the Cape A whale boat well manned
hs Time the Boat has Dos Not vessel has zone
Up ont or departed from the harbor to-
Arno Basoom. Boston Creole Pierce NYork bsrks Gaia
Ina tsp, oareg., Bsreeon.; Union dspl. CssalIas do
NEW GoNDoN, Dec a5-Arr props Quinebaus, HoIlan.
NYork for Norwich; shstocket Geer Norwich Tor Nfork
PHILADELPHIA, Dec 25-Below brig n Curtis, Strout,
% f De- soSs With nth, 70 SSs T11
Csrdonss slo0ps Rhode Issaad Applsby and ThOs Hull
ssii vessel arrived to-day Sd soop VIM San.
& mes Tyler .st Eyssa
sf,s Isis. % Sosfe S .sssnss i..Ssi "a
sEARsPoRT, Dec 2s-sid bark Bsn oolcord. Park. ma
SALEM Dec 2s-cld bsrfsea New. Tufss. Africa. ia
Passengers Arrived.
HAvnE.Paeket ship SO Ecolas-E Levaliaa. ka''-s Ia
DomrSic Brig Thos Trowbridss-y Thonpsoa.