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WV. ". SHIRLEY, AUcTloSEER-srocK or

" Lamps. Cirandoes and Fancy Goods on TUESDAY Mal
o. at IL o'clock at the No. 55 Fulton street
Budiugsrhe ptire stock Of dealer in lots suit
tailers and families The sale percmptory for cash
:" MCCORMICK, AUCTIONEER.-F 4 X n 1 4 L. +
w Sae.-Tuesday, at 10 o'clock, u Spruce street
will he sold large Of Furniture from fanil
breaking housekeeping removed for convenience Of SALE
consisting of French Bedseads Carpets, Wardrobes Gas
Fixtures Bedding &c also ~ dozen ST. Julian Claret
Alcant port and quarter casks French Brandy.
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ToHN l.. yANDEwATE., AUcTIoNEER-M.G NIFI-
- cent sale OF costly set Diamond Jewery Sc r. c. Law
rance Co.. will sell at auction on Monday May at their
sales Room IL Wall street collection Of the costly
set Diamonds aud other precious stones offered this
consisting Of Diamond Crosses set with brans ~ the
water Diamond and Pearl Necklaces; Ear Rinrs Finger
Rings; brooches, Pins. &c rents al ladies' gold aad
amellcd Watches Guard Chains. gold silver
and Pencil Cases: Silver Plated Ware, sc, &c.
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ID q MEME ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ATrENrInN nr

- c. KEMP, AUCTI0NEER.-THE ATTENTION OF
N Is particularly invited the sac-
toD sale Of elegant Furniture and other rich
ing articles including the nte stock ~ Mr. John ~ sayr
established for at ~ Beekman
sold auction Wednesday and Thursday next at the
Chinese Assembly Rooms $50 broadway between sprn
Prince streets. For particulars advertisement the
iOnp
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Any LADY IN WANT OF WOMAN TO WORK
~ hrstrste washer and irentr; would GO
ont bring a. lerUwn hDuse she will clean hnu.e or ds
cooling has the test reference Please call a. y tne,
street. Drooksn opposite the market Can be heard OF
fny day.
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ROARDING AT CHAMBERLINs NORTH RIVER
- Lodging House, few single sentismen he accom-
modated with Board at IS O week, ut No. 2 Wishing
ton street Lodging few permanent Lodgers be
communicated at 81 % per week, at Chaberlins North
River Lodging Honse.
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LET,-THE TaNhtE BANENENT
House Ito Fourth avenue, between Tenth aud Twelfth
streets Size Of 1, I'm >: obtaining ~
numerous pnntries floors finished thru With
gas chanselers ana brackets. bot and cold water
feori water closets eeosns range and heated ~ patent
furnace; vault IN front Of house. Parlo-s highly an-
With ttatuary marble mnntlcs French tash.s and
enclosed 70 third story double flight Of stairs og.o
perfect order, and T. desirable tenant lease viii gisca
Ter term Of yenrs Inquire Of Homer Morgan, No
Zine street. or ut ia BToai1ay
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Died,

On Wednesday, November &c Of dropsy, CH,RLEs d.
CoLs Of Charles II. and Sarah Jane Coladsy,
aged years and 2 months.
Tie relatives and friends invited attend bis fu
neral from his fathers residence, 20 Frankfort street
this day, at o'clock
On Wednesday November rs. sa.aH JESKIrs wife Of
Thomas jenkins Esq, In the 10Th year of her age.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to at
tend her funeral on Friday afternoon at O'Clock from
No IA Butler street, Brooklyn.
On Tuesday, November Is, MICHAEL McCootE, aged 81
Years
The relatives and friends Of the family requested 10
attend his funeral this day, at O'Clock from his late
residence, No. f23 West sixteenth street
At etratford, Connecticut on Wednesday, November
SO Mrs ENIcE GnAUD, daughter Of the late Rev James
ssyre. aged 81 years.
fsr relatives and friends invited to attend her fu-
neral which will take place on Friday at 2oclock M
from her late residence.
on November rs, Mr.. sTErHES 8. BurrLE aged 20
years
Funeral services viii take place at the Methodist Eps-
CORAL Church In Greene street at 10 o'clock this morning
Ills remains will be taken TO Greenwood His friends
respectfully invited TO attend.
On Wednesday, November 20, ALrRrp, son Of william
and Jane WHINE, aged months and "a days.
The funeral will take place this day, az Pm, from
SO. AZ East Thirteenth street.
At Roslyn. Long Island, Sunday, November %,
EpwasD A. Senses, In the s3d year Of his age.
Al Baltimore. November 90 in the 5sth year n her age
RACHEL WfiIANs, colored woman. She the sister
Ct the Rev George McG formerly Lieutenant Governor
# Liberia and the aunt Of DR.. Mc0il, new distn-
guished citizen Of that republic.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.
WEDNESDAY, November 20

"WEDNESDAY, November 26-6 PM.
favored factors the business con-
sitting Of 10 900 ordinary to choice State at
s7k 81 l21<; mixed to fancy Western and common to
fsvorite round hoop Ohio at 81 81 lsX, with pure
Genesee, at 81 l21z a 81 %. Canadian appeared una
tered 1900 bbs Nos and having realized former
while Southern advanced shade, 1000 bbs mixed to
fair, new, bringing 81 12ls 81 81 per bb Rye -four
and jersey mfal ruled DULL ct SIS rs. Wheat seemed
steady, the operations including 300 bushels white
Genesee, at Csc. 81; 1900 Maryland at ESQ.,; 1000
Michigan, at 90o and 1900 Canadian, in bond SSc
did also Rye tf which $500 bushels taken at 90
Gekc Barley and Oats were as last noted while Corn
fell to 5SE 69Isc for No q and 691 601c. for West
mixed, with sales Of 25 COO bushels.
CoTToS The sales o-dsy 1000 bales with q firm
market, at the quotations Of yesterday.
fRuGHrs-1hsre more grain and -four Offering
for Liverpool and the engagements OF wheat for that
port footed up about IS zoo TO 40 600 bushels partly
bagged by the vessel at 4d, aud the remainder at Id
Ia bulk. Some corn was also engaged at 4d In bulk.
About 900 200 barrel, -four engaged Is and
400 500 bales cotton at ~ 532d Cheese at Dos
To Havre the packet Of the first full at &c. for
cCtton SO and 81 for ashes and IS rice To Glasgow
-four was at Is Cd and wheat at Sd. To London flour
was at Is Cd wheat at Cd and naval stores at 2s
p 3D. There was no change In rates TO California To
B.emep rice was going forward at 25s and tobacco at
Us Cd 25s.
PRovsoss.-Pork moved TO the extent Of 400 barrels
and beef 70 that Of 800 barrels without eciting any
change. 200 barrels common to prime lard found q
market at sLc.; and 500 kegs city soft do at
81 &c, with 1900 green city cut hams at sHc.
bead hogs were selling at CSC. per ID.
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Movements of individuals,

Rensselaer, Co Hon. d. McCarty, Syracuse; Hon VIM.
Murray, Goshen Hon. f. G. Martin, Oean Hon. @.
Dean Poughheepsie; Hon. Benz. Thompson, Massachu-
sets; Hon. ii. Hambin, Maine; Hon. @. Andrews,
Maine; Hon L. Burrows, Albion Hon. Y. o Smith, Port
land, Me; Hon. j. L. Bush, Albany; Hon Chs 8. Ben
II. Allen, Keesvine Hon. J. Walker, Wisconsin; Hon.
VIM. NJ. Churchill Tennessee; Hon. A. g. Penn Louis
lana, arrived yesterday at the Irving House.
Hon. X. II. Crittenden, Kentucky r. b. Hopkins,
Louisville; Capt Tyler, Hartford Gen Talcott, Albany;
Capt Myer Of ship Prince Albert have arrived at the
Astor House.
Hon. Henry Bennett and lady from Chenango Co and
Hon d. Hem, from Iowa. arrived yesterday ct Butts
Hotel route for Washington.
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on these points saA wtu rod Men 10 the jury my
summing the cess. but DO not deem u necessary 70
Do - ct this time. 70 enough for 70 ssy, that
bsve been sustained In every dscison made BY the Re
cordsr and the District Attorney and therefore
not permit any proceedings which consider improper
The next and last witness called was the Principal Of
Francis McNsty, sworn said-I am the principal ct
the Ninth ward school, appointed to this school on
the 2st day Of june 1850 at that time the building was
TIP sns and ssy Mr. the
sioner, there asked him particularly In regard 70 tne
they were he Replied tn ;sh Ss
exception that the girls to use the mont 1sway
asd the boys the rear ; objected to the children
they would keep the dirty and when the visiters
came, 1t would give bad impression OF the
made for the children and not for vtsrs objected to
the stairs generally not enough OF them there ought
to be an entrance to each 81 sssav
boy each landing geing down 70 Keep the boys
against the wall and prevent them sliding on the bans-
ters consider the back staircase strong and always
did; but too many entrances on 1t; separate en-
trance bad for the boys at the time of the calamity
my boys would have been in the yard without difficulty
Reply to juror know that the former female prn-
cipsI teacher had frequently attacks OF fsnting; she
left the department in July last
One of the jury here stated that the newell post was
the subject of general comment not only here, but uni
VERBALLY throughout the city AM rs mucn appeared TO
depend on the proper .. that par. al sne
ter who put that newell post has stated that while ne
putting up he proposed to put in extra bolts to
1t firmly, but was told not to de or some
thing to that effect by some person ociay concerned
with the building
Justice Beakey stated that the jury abofed under the
same mistaken idea, as in the case Of Dir. Mclean.
shall rule all such testimony as improper have no
doubt said the Justice that could put all and every
the stand who likely to be accused Of blame,
and each would himself clear, by placing the
responsibility other-such testimony cannot be
allowed But if it could be shown by some disinterested
party that such facts existed, the evidence would be
legitimate have been already censured for admitting
the testimony Of Mr. Mclean; certainly cannot allow
any more II there more witnesses, the case is
now closed but at this late hour do not feel able to
address the jury the matter before hem and as you
gentlemen will like to refer to your minutes and to-
morrow Thursday lie day set apart by the Chief Exc
cutve OF the State day Of prayer and Thanksgiving
think 1t will be nothing mere than proper out OF res
pec to the day to adjourn further proceedings I'M
til the Cay following many Of have pod to
thanks for the fortunate preservation OF chill
dren The case therefore, stands adjourned until three
o'clock, On Friday afternoon.
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Telegrnphic Reports.

nav ORLEANs November IA, M
The sales OF cotton this morning 1900 bales
tanning yesterday advance and since the receipt OF the
Asias prices have been frmer The receipts are
now 10000 above the time last year The stock
on hand IL 900 bales
EEw ORLEANS, November 25-P. NJ
Cotton has been firm since the receipt Of the Asias
news. To days sales reached 1000 bales-good mid
ding Is quoted at TO sse Rice is at 50 50 to 50 e2
CHARLEsroS, November Is 1851
The sales Of cotton to- day amounted to lao bales
ct 6k aSAc The extreme rates Of yesterday are not
supported.
CHARLrsroN, November IS 1851.
1880 bales Of cotton sold, to-day, at as4c. The
market is weak and prices shade in favor OF buyers
CiNcISSsrI, Nov %, 1851
Sales were made 10 day Of 4o00 bbls -four at 81 p5
So Hogs are firm; 1900 sold st 81 45 81 So Mess
pork-The transactions reach 600 bb at si2 Lard is
a
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\ AaIvInE IHTnLLIaENoE.
New York, Hevembsr ~. 1851.


Cleared.
WINFIELD seott Couillard New Orleans, Davis,
ship Hsrthas Vineyard. Durham, Glasgow, Durham
ship wsssminsssr. shastsr. New Orleans. Stanton q
ss .i s.H Sassss
E.rS 1ssls ssggp.r. ys.sn,:. z 9 Rs.ds.
Sreshs Sssss 5.s@e: scrhsn sa.:s. pa Co.
Ssss sssS.? oss' ds.s r.s' ss: 81 c..
Brig R.sslip% Gre veil %,G Ghssres s.isss Co.
Blis Biicv iBrj Stephens, windsor. Ms. is whitney
BHs > Horton. sp;sialns. Pcssi.ns, Whit: = 90,
Ger. MsS,u. s,ssS: ysssmis ...,,o,
schr W.is. Briss, wilmington. Nc. Z Powell.
hSTa SsU
sohr Belle, Wooster, Eastp0rt Calais. Nevius 4
Steamer C,yys.. wi.Gn. Philadelphia, & Briggs.
ssslssp %ilia.ss' baker. Pssyid..e..
s siSSP FssSsa sassS
Arrived.
snshY Eileen Rss;r' NiE Orleans days 70
bopsd 5. The + comes 70 this pors for repairs.
ID. FsssT
son Nephew oGs rs Of Cape cissr EXCHANGED signals
TsS ,;s$ sS;:;;s: s
br
from her e e q ns as hss sr S
Of the Grew The TnssIn ii I sunk
lat az y Ion o7 The DAM Webster Boston, bound TO
Liverpool took from the Unicorn the balance 9o OF her
ship vanda. Folger Callao via Valparaiso, rs days,
with guano 70 Bartlett
ship Camden Sherwood Charleston 81 days. with cotton
Bark Convoy tof GeOrsel Hopper. harseiles days,
Joseph Fish seavy, New Orleans 10 days. with COT
days ssS iias: coSna LAS S
heavy gales since goth inst. -
Brig Richard lsr Godfrey Barbados. 81 days. with
Eeiss Robinson, Charleston days. with cotton 70
sehr Ella. Ella Washington. NC. day.. with naval
schr Comet. Push washns.on, NC. days. with naval
stores.
James Nelson, Crsmmer Nswben, NC, days with
sehr King, Wainwright, Wilmington, NC. days
schr i Powell. Watts. Wilmington, NC days. with
schr Ismsrtine Turner Wilmington. NC. 8 days. with
Sehr W Heath. Heath, Norwich, 2days.
Schr CorneliA, Faulkner Boston, Sdays.l
Steamer Penobscot CLARK, PhiladepEia. Nov d. on Alb
mast and hOvspr,t out and the ether hull cut spars
standing Also fell in with bark Brazisro in tow Of schr
from Absecom bar masts cut away two schrs In
offered assistance but refused.
Soop Thos b EAwkns 9, Jones, Providence.
sicop Fredk Brown. Gardner, Providence.
soop America (new, l49 tons) sturxess Providence.
One bark and one brig, unknown.
Sailed.
Shirs Queen Of the West, Hast, Liverpool; NArtha's
Vineyard Durham, Glaagsw Westminster, ehapter. New
Orleans.
Nov 26zwind at sunrise NV; At meridian. wNw; ct
sunset NV.
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Our Philadelphia Correspondence.

PHiLADELFHIA, Nov. 90 1851
TIE Fstoi FHs NE Fairmotnf NH Tenants Charged
rih Manslaueitr.
John and David Donnesy, tenants Of the mill near
Enthusiastically destroyed BY are-vere this morn
ing held in 5000 EACH by the Court Of Quarter Sessions
to answer for granddaughter the evidence indicating that
there was at issst much csresssness upon their part
They are charged with msnssughter three persons
ing IetisLed By the IRE
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sIIIPPINa.

NAEDERBILTs LINE FOR SAN FRAHCIsCo. VIA
Nicsragun-Th0 fAvorite steamship PkOhETHEUS,
Capt Churchill will sail from 2 North River. hsa-
day, December at o'clock. r. NJ for San Juan de Mica
conneinE with the steamer North America tina
Pacific For freish passage, apply only TO
B. ALLKr. Battery place, up stairs.
NOTICE is HKRKBY GIVEN, THAT APPLICATION
IN will be made 10 the Lsss.ture Of the State Of New
York. at the eat session thereof BIZ Horace B. Tebbt and
bis associates for act Incorporating The New York and
galway steamskip Company with capital 81 S50p1 for
The purpose Of establishing and containing line Of stsE
vesfes between the New York and Galway Ire
tsnd.-Dated November 10. 1851.
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IPER STA

GPER sTrAMsT,r ASIA; AT BosroS.l
CID Delta pesn: visnis Vosns sssr: Sosl:.ns 18Th
01s.,s cs;:s S ss 1871. Mercy Evan. xo..
BSAsnS HEAD, Nov is-oa, Rhsn, Meyer, from Bremen
AZ IN, Nov Mount
korls.n, 9Ii,n 9.sssS So. ana Bordeaux
"a from ss!:s a. Tl.s !S,iss.lS Sis 'a'-
sig Alma Si.s:s.Ss kIsii; ~ .'a.'r .'..'...'
!. o'i.sss K'i's' s
%. S1 sS Nov Ars Rsd.i'i SiH i'oilai'si. *sins
Dn. Nov II l2.A Roms OTIS Cslests f9r LsnS don
Yoi Tor Duhdssi katharine, Edward' NSediord for Am
ra @: s1 b Potter from Newcastle for New
Dow os A ss s'isneth aS.i ass: Matthew
'' SnaxasssDa Mss 10. nM Carl Herman. NYors
oiEfs,'ss, N Nov lisa s,sls srr.ns.s.
Hsav9sJ Ny Lat n.a: =. rse so. Bsi,n'r
wss.s SS fsI. s MGR. so'n v
SsSr G5 MSsss1s 81 Rhine WI. %,
nnns ~ Ano w ~, ~
SYors March e IN ut. c., xo.,..,.
la,h EI.s. STATE Polii.,sr do i.h Rip Van wnis Lev
R.ssigrSsi,y Porter. N0rlsaas. NO.
leans lstter has been repored SD llth Aens CnAse no
BILE; kossrsl Phg Reed s.y.nnss 18Th, ssrIns'sIrs
stAisr Mobiles siddons Hcves and hsrmion noun& new
York; hth, James Itoomb. MAILING. CaeuNa Glance. Tay
isr New oIlssng Bnhsnhead Bennett Mobile harssrss
Hkwes, Charleston Blanchard, Davis Nfork TonAwandA
Julius Phl.sslphis isth, fior. ksDSaala wsass B.s
Alice Wilson Coward; Arso, Mills Chatham, venns
'f al iiss s iI. Is'stai: s::
Advs Lewis 90. Cole. Boston s,h; EarOp. ls do
Sth Parliament do Dthi Aeadian Gardner 40 With des
DO do Pseite t Eye, % 6th Yorkfhire do l6th Lady
Russell d. l7th Jessph walker do l9sh Jenny Line and
Theo Lincoln. do 10Th Waterloo do cOtk; r. do 18th ChAs
Dec s. New Werid DO 9thi st Louis for Philadelphia
Nov Hudson for baltimore 2oth; Noemie for Charleston
tor kOreans 10th; City OF Lincoln, and Ara BELLA do 18TH
Henry Gardner do 2st Augustus DO 71d Eudooa do 2h
Hyperion, do 2sth Hope, do Ssh Forest State, do With
despatch.
Entd for lds 18th, Aoadsn and Parliament or Boston,
nay Lsus' 'usyn' anu rAhoA' ForieanS hsn' n'ps'
pi.nloia. 10. "A, via. r,.-x H.. p,. r.u.,... No.
"a o,t. wiisan a. syrsncseo. srsmn,. ~,
Eaths -AN ON'A-' "i-' W. '' -' ~,
Io.nor Nov iz-Ents inu,yds surpriss pum.reso from
Canton July d. Carl Herman, Hansen, New York. CID
lltb Louisa Bliss Mcrale fewport and Amsrfos 18th,
Suvsrrov Tksyer, Boston; Itth, kuropeaa whag. New
orlesna
In port Lucinda Nichols for Boston ldG Csroins Read
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TeIegraphic Marine Reports.

Arrived Brig Emily NYork, breu sht eaptsin, wife snd
taance Of the Of the ship virsns picked up Tuesday
morning. The ship 10 st sshore the steamer Clnch s
alongside endeavoring 70 TOW her off,
Bris Pslo Alto Wood twho died ct ses on sundsy New
Orleans
Cissred-shp Hpgusnot Gardiner Livsrpool schr Ian.
roayofr, No,1.
Arfived-sehrs vifsse,Belle, Smith, and Aida NYort.
Passed up-shp Heroine, from NYsrk for City Point.
ship Union 10 ~ anchor the Horse Shore supposed
Ia
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On Tuesday, November IS, by the Rev. II Smith,
Mr.. JoHS BTssoN % New York city to Miss FRAScEs.
daughter Of 3. Taylor Esl., Of Dobbs Ferry.
on Sunday, November % at Petchogue, Long Island.
~ the Rev Mr.. Hunt. Mr. WfLLIsM HRaM NEwISs to
Mics NAscY y. sSrTH, both Of Patchogue
On Tuesday last By the Rev James Milet at his resi-
dsnce, 3o5 Broome street, Mr. EDWARD MILLEs to Mss
ELIZA WHITEHALL, AL Of this city.
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:; ':' y: '''
s'i. ;7 s. s::' =. w .:. e. ts
Notices to Mariners.
EXTRA svov IN TINE RIVER wrsEs.
The Chamber Of Owen The ssSvns assiss
& ri ": 81; C:
4:
'''H sassns Bsoy h.. be. s a.vu
the n; ;s
n. a..s: y s.: . :.y."x:
s:a al Sss. IN *: srssslss
from i1 e G fee, height ana being
q sss ,s'sS the ss Of n: :s M ss ys s
ss:ssa VICE. ss have sssn 70 dpsy
:sS ss. Ne .S
iouiary TO those bound from England TO- to As N'rsh
Ss &
ne gale snS ls n o. sh
New London will supply the station until The beat putin
WhaIemen.
AIT SsaS az ss f big Gem tof Beveryh Ryder
SID from Bedford 3th, ship Julian NPOcsan.
~ :Tss 81 s
Gbbs Geo Westminster from wareham had taken only 50
sis.ihns had board part The Of wrecked
q ;ss
a r with SS Of oil a. ,a Nj Ia
:s;s. sIss:. :$ss =: &: :sss;:s
sSss
and d %rss ri "a : I'll hi: season. s'.' "
II S Fs.a f;asi s'ie for Liverpool ~.. passed
Isl. SS o'a'
cisco rspSissa Oct lat 81 NJ osi.. iassSN
fos sfe sH pslii s. Liverpool
& s ;sn ThSnp'0n from Norlssn' for Liverpool
ihiI fsnhsrow, from Liverpool for PAIladsi
Bark .niss Blade Whiting from Liverpool for Rio ia
Brig Commerce. nom Mobile Vera Cruz, oh inst. LAT
sehr Newton Lodge. Norlsansfor Vera crus Novs.
~ -"'' ~ s''A Foreign Ports.
a juan al e sS
from in sFrsnsco Panama, from Panans Coz
BASsOS wv Nov lO-B.rt Ds'paos Curtis. for Boston
s M | q E s;y & Me-:
i seRl rSonp.cn King AsHastn '''
T HS;...
vt esrxo.woria .s about nth wish q e,sss
Madison 70, SoIs:n ss,s
sai!imsIs; sehI; Mary, Colbert do James h'NsS 9TH
ss Ssss as.' f. ks:Es
'fess Nov brig Nsru. x.sury for Boston
ssf psss: iss sor .ss:
Ssf,en: 90 days IsIIats Fss!s;S W. Ti.i::
1s M
ss been reported isssr but WITH S.rsisulss "a
. ehss. oiS.n poSss, PhsespSs; pGsS 70 ss brig
% &. ss s vi;is, IN s'i
:. ss..s ono s ss & s'si 0sa.a
sT Joass. NJ Nov Carr brixs Arthur Ls.ry. Mcneil.
inc 9Th Lazy Ryan sS ;sSr s s.s L'
svnS ~. sold sehr caisdoni., Petispaa. NYoIL
Az, xis a. : :sSs Nov sssE sssi ' 5ss S0''''
Home Ports.
ALIxANpRIA, Nov 2i-sid schr commsndsr-in. ohisf.
SsISS ,';sn.sY: Al. tps, 5Sss.:
s.,s III ks.s
pis briss itssC. wslnsr Ban Francisco Ii. j1nsso;
@ sSHs T:.sss.s s.fs.s 5ss sss...s
ssss H.:.. sSa a. sss js
f Si% ss:. .a sfs ss isss
Wrsht Marcia Tribou. Pinlham; Asnand H.rysy Cana
cn oisss s:t s :as sAS sy end EE
sffS & a sss, S'f:
rD.r bsnI.l. Pierce. lssn Herbert Jehason; Cen war:
Df s' ssrss st Drew
ona up Il .oW 81 sm.r Hornet sss
Lillian q Buekp:, from rsnsssola via oleuessssr sh.rs
Jen pSss orow.ii B.lsnoSs; Manu-. ciisord fSiis,
s.nsp sf ua I cs,. %sAsn ssfn kos Pa
s.i4 Hisas kSs a Fl, WIN Stewart. Stevens
40 Jslsiro .eIr Alice Wshs sYori. Ola s.rt xiSsss,
ssSS3R Nov sIArr .shI Esr'ay.:. HASKELL. sT,r.
v6s s.l Niy ' TAG so.s si sas
hns d.; Dsri1g Brsthss o.,,er. hfsrs ss" Den;
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

fHu.A DsLruA, Nov "a IN.
Arrved-Bsrks Elisabeth j, Brooks Hsvsns; Charles
oleen Douglass Rio !snsiro Lacons Howss, BosOn bris
Vseeola FARRELL, Rio Janeroi schrs Stuart Lozier
= Diskerson, Corsoni Thompson, Fisher, and Eva
Isyior ffort Sam English. Neal and Ontario, Van Gil
der fevburE pstchic. Wooster, Eastport Asntc Reed
md Canton johnson, Nevsurypors II n Tallnsn JSpss
hrg, Bartlett Bridgeport. -
ciesred-s.esmship Osprey, Power Charleston; brir
Van Buren, Anderson, ia shrs Canton Johnson
hevbsrypors Eys Taylor NYork orsee Darling Bsrtlst
Bridgeport Ellis Amanda Wilisms, Richmond NOBLE Ire
ssd Boston Ninets, Cherry Port WslshsL steamer MO-
Vdty, Briggs. kYors
MISCELLANEOUS.
Brio rnarK Of Gloucester previously reported sshore ON
psa Islsna beach has since been sbendoned and b sd
vtted in the Savannah Of the Nah nsa 70 be sold
pRta pp.rrorThe mate ana crew Of this vessel tsunk
in coon with bris Umpirel state that Vapt Devsns tor
the collision. w se9ntnued state
OF rety which his ref 1sns tae earnest re-
quest VI Csp, sppses, sans W k0sra e VrPxs p9vbt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-27
Police Intelligence

The Great Forgery Case-rhis case, which was TO have
been resumed before Justice Osborn yesterday, was
further adjourned until tomorrow (Friday) afternoon
at tive p NJ. The accused Webb waves all further
examination and submits his case now stands for
the decision Of the Justice.