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The New York herald., 1851-08-25
CITY TRADE REPORT.

sArrRDsr, August 23-6 p. M.
BsEADsrurrs.-The Flour market displayed very uni
form, although, perhaps, q less animated appear.
ance The days transactions consisted Of ii barres
uninspected at 81 81 80 IS; sour at 50 Is 50 Al
ern at s3 IS SO s7Iz; ordinary TO chcice State and
common Ohio at IS 81 a 50 %, fancy Michigan with
good round hoop Ohio at 50 s7 81 and purv aenesee
fine commanded - 81 0sT, and 50 81 u per bbl
In bond but no sales Of any magnitude were effected
southern ruled heavy and anguid. Only 800 barrels
fancy at 81 cas- So 12h. Rye -four was much ~anted
choice lot of $50 barrels for shipment to the West IN
dies, changed hands at 50 80 per bbl Corn meal con-
unued rs noted In our former summary jersey being
saeable only in tail parcels at ~ o. aud Brsndywns
81 W 70 Whea attracted but Lift attention. The ar
rvs though large held too high for operators and
Quantities, could BE- bad at 52c per bushel reduction
Oats exhibited further change Jersey realized 81 c
scc. and Northern foc f2tsc. Com appeared about
the same A. last stated the business exceeding 1900
bushels, damaged and heated being At DC 55c West.
ern mixedst ycc sGl.c, and Northern u llov at SIC
CoIros-Ihe market continues steady, with sales 10.
fsrIours RATES quiet but steady to Liverpool
For -four 15d dems nded With snail ena rsuients at
IL 15d For grain, 10 Cd asked and 8. 3zd for
cotton, though small lots reported az IA There
was no change TO other European ports. To California
those clippers expected to be the first TO sal were get
ting Jcc per foot urement but the range s pre-
vailed Of as SOC
pRo'r.oSs The pork market evinced much irrevu
lsrity the inquiry being entirely speculative a. the
trade could not afford 10 pay the asking prices $50
bbls new mess brought sl6 old SIS 50. new prime,
sio ~ ard oid, si2 20. Beef continued in sctive
demand; 200 bbls mes having been taken a. IS rs
sl1i and prime at - sc. Good beef hams were Ia
poor supply end sought after. Sl4 was the market
value Cut meats were II more ready sale; 100 pkxs.
pcksd hams realized and ~ 90 ibs oli extra shp1
dtrs, 'idc. per N. Lard not brisk Re all
fales only occurred At 94c. Butter vas Ia re-
quost n s-a re. 10 lis., and "a iTc, for Ohio.
western end choice State dsiries-whle oheese ruled
from 4 n &C.
The New York herald., 1851-08-25


Arrived-Brigs Caroline, San Juan: Round Pond, Co.
days
Cieared-Brixs Maid, and Chicopee, Philadeiphia
Arr, cd 2fth-Arabela. Calcutta April 8 lat is s21lN
Ion ~ ~ spoke barb Hero from Calcutta London
ship Leland Caicutta pri 10, s Ion 81 z
spoke bark Merlin from Canton for NYorh Town
ltth inst lat 20 lon 81 D. spoke bark Gen Harrison
Alexandria for Barbados.
ship 8smpten, London: Sd inst, lat s. Ion n a. signal
i1s chip Aasl.ise. from Noriesn. for Liverpool.
SHIP John Mayo. N0rle.ns; brgs msdison, Savannah
hehsin, -; Maria, Phisdeiphia; Ann Mars. Jsemei
IDi.sRros, Aus a.
Presley, HYork.
Nrv oRLrsss. Aug 10.
Arrived-ship Otomooo, Liverpool
fellowship Trimountsin, Boston.
Nonrctx. Aur q
Arrved-schrs rrsnt. Nyork; 81 xsrys. 90.
Clesrsd-Bark Il Brown. Navy Bayi brig Ann Efs-
beth. " Ihdies; sohr yios, GO.
PnovmEvcy. Aug "a.
Arri-ee-schr May Howard, Andrews. PLuadsiphia sip
Charter Oak, NYorki Pointer. Fowler DO; Roger Williams
RHODES Dc; Providence. Brown, do.
stned-Brig Cen rsJor, Philadephis; soors Frederick
Brown. Nfork; i Hawkins. do Report do.
sr JorS, NIB, AuG 10.
Ariyed-Brg Compeutor. Phnadeirhis.
Cloared-BriE Enily Nlorki sehr Allison, Bslsiuors
Wu.srxeror. Aug 2
Arrived-Brirs Vancouver, Nrorh; Niagara do; tehrs
wake, and Eiouisc. do.
The New York herald., 1851-08-25

LATER FROM THE GREAT SALT LAKE.. Den-
niston, of Kalamazoo county, Michigan, and Lu-
cus A. Booth, Of Terre Haute, from California and
Salt Lake City, were passengers in the Cataract,
yesterday They left Sacramento the lst of June,
and arrived at Fort Leavenworth llth inst seventy
days out-whch is the second best trip ever made
They saw bat two new-made graves on the route,
nor had there been any sickness during the journey
They stopped three days at salt Lake City.
Business was dull, and the city overstocked with
everything The wheat crop will not be SO good as
last year. They met the July mail the 2lt
August mail on the 9TH inst, about forty miles be-
yond Big Blue. The wagon had broken down at
Big Blue, and the carriers compelled to leave
the hind wheels and get along witE the fore Wheels
;sy which they were & dong finely All TIE parties Of
progressing we'll, with no sickness amor. them.
Gol MhobelTs party were met on the 1th, at Big
Blue, four days from Fort Leavenworsh-all we'll.
ST. Louis (l,fo.) Republican, Asg Is.
The New York herald., 1851-08-25
mARITImE INTELLIGENCE
Movements OF the Ocean %
Pors 90 Sew Yorn. August -.


A1Tly90s
hhip Revenue tof Deensl Crowel, Liverpool 81 days.
vita dse AID 100 passenyers TO Jacot Co. Aug 20,
south shoa bearing mn ~ miles spoke bark Che
Brig New World tof Wsldoboro) Castner, katanzas,
Gays; with sugsr. 10 Tayler Co.
brig Augusta stone Savannah 4days, with cotton &C.
10 sturres, Chairman 20.
sehr Lerrttte (of Kookiand Mel Reed Cenfuesos Aug
With molssses. 10 Chastelain n Ponvert.
sehr Pseihc tof BaltmoreL Atwel MstaEorda (rexasl
szdsys. With cotton TO 8risss Aug H. lat B. Ion 81
sehr Johlson lbrI Johnson. Eeuthera. days, with
pine spnles, to siller.
bohr Margaret Purnell, Petersburg. 3days.
schr Ann ID, Osborn. Alexandria. days.
sthr W anderson. Gitson. Virginia, Idays
sehr Bird White. virsnia, days.
schr Bailey, Spencer, Virginia, 2days
Schr Doughty, Murphy Virginia. 2days
Sehr Benent becter, virEinia days
Schr Chauneey st John. Bosworth. virxinia, 2ts-a
sehr Judge baker, seoor, virrnia, Q days.
schr Z Van Name. Van \ sme. Virginia, "a rs
sshr french. Let,s. virEnis days,
sehr william, Nixon, New BEDFORD, adays
scbr lenIelittes Reed. Rockland. days
schr 70 -, Bennett RociIsnd, o days.
fchr reven Sisters, -, Addison. days.
schr Julia Martha. Croveli, Addison. 8 days
schr Huntress, Hooper, Dennisvilie. 10 days.
sloop Amelia Cool, Dighton.
siSSP sSSP T,a,'iS Tho. Ha Phil 1s frsTs:ss hrsIis
shp WIN Nelson Cheever. Liverpool. July H. with mdss
Brs ksnSier tBr. Of svsnsesl Phpps from Hsuhr. Ms.
with plaster.
Ave ~ Wind at sunset. calm.
The New York herald., 1851-08-25

AFFAIRS At SANTA FE.-H. Bar thel, of Santa Fe,
was passt niger in the Cataract, yesterday morning.
from the Missouri river. He brings no later ad
vices than were previously received, but we learn
from him one or two items Of interest. The corn
crop in New Mexico, it was feared, would pro- We
failure business dull, and things wore rather
a gloomy appearance man by the name Of
Harris, Of Missouri, Who went out as a pas
sepger in Sims McCaulay's train, died on the
18th Of July, and was buried on Mud Creek.
When Mr.. b. saw the grave, the body had been
disinterred by the beasts and birds, and was no
where to be seen. Russell and Jones' train were
met at the Moro, Hubbelrs at Cimerone, Spencer
at same place, Otero's at Rio Jornada, Maj Rug.
giles, at Fort Mackay, Aubrey's 1t Big Cow Creek,
Mej Miles at Turkey Creek, and Mormon party
ut Rio Colorado. All were getting along well. No
three of which were fatal.-Sf. Louis (Dfo) Re-
publican, dug Is.
The New York herald., 1851-08-25


Ayz cA..s A.s i-Brs VulssIs Burdss. trsa Boston.
ss .:s s; =; .:. 49,: W.: s' s
s:s h:. I lss John i s:s:ss ass rsss:sS
iIsvrnssz a. Aug $50 S' Am ass vessels i Ia port.
cLAsyA'sA July tnos AuGi sssld ss Era CLARK Porto
n.S.s.. Ts.as. Doughty. from Beaten a
JsilisSn Tor Bos.oa days. srss Sssons Arsy for
zSa sSs ss:''c for NYot
T. day. job. Gcisy HATCH fs5 a. las bIiss Aasrsw
IRON GA
and H IL for Baisinssss nsH a"'' stopped
9yss . Aug lsA Arr S.Il Mvs,pSo s.nnss NTSr.
r. s.: s S Pa: s $ ssSy S
is a.s hssss ri @ !a s IS % s
Aug "a sser 4 Sampson. Berry. Bo:son '''''' 1'A'
DO s s s snS from SY'ri Gen
Home Ports.
s:cprs :ep aTsS. ss s.
Harding. Baltimore; Lseons. Ho~ss Phsdelphia brig
sssA
sSs susan; sc% as asi. rom AZ SSsi:es..s i;ss
EdssId, Porter: s.vsnnsh ldannd Dwishs !sllsss
siiiss % fSi!sds,Ss xisa Is:n. s Ss: - :sAf: Angus:
.p: hSoss Brown, STfoll DuyIsry ROBBINS PniI.asi
ssa
Sc & :hp: Esy & Nary pasg
%sr s Gs sa 1.1S r si S G
brig wsns.; 4, ,.s,
:,sSo! :sSs:
,sS. si In n' ns S Isaac %
big veriiiss Conan Baltimore Sid schr sarah kssis
eEoRGEToWE. Sc Aug cid schrs J G Faxon. Still.
ghin Boston; 18TH Mary Augusta, Watts Tnomaston; lh
TEwEs Aug % O. Px-Two foreign brig. passed in dur.
Ing s; r. s stood s,s 70 ra % one @ and
dssPss9S tTo sIss are in sight So%i.F v,,s
srpool brig sous, Smith. HavaIa sohr Oregon Trsns
Norfolk. Aug M-Cld brig Entsrprise (Br) Meyer, ia
nNEwBURYPoRT. Aug as-Ar schr Emblem. -.
NEW sEpToRn Aug sGzArr sch, ship Carpenter Bur
Ariadne {nSr6 Taus, stsstin
:'ss. R;.i
esr kSpuso soss for SaosS
FRssr sSns Tn
Fanbury do for NYork Blackstone Appieby Providence
Avg Creole Watt
pOrtspoSth; Gaiens Richards, NYOrs; Gsrmapa Breml
si%SsoS hssSeI Boston; s%an. sn.saa de Al
T. %ss Nsxpcrs cIsS1 SsdS,s
hs5y HALEY Isa,. Bp,.on
MSgnoia Terry BOston Albion .ufkn do xaria Theresa
@ns, eT sS S
mont Taylor do; Gaena Richards Shamrock
mpssa sss hse sESS
Bedford PorpOise skofeld NYork Geo Edward May Bos
tom fhos FcDner Niekerson 1o Albion Lufhn do; Mag
noia Torrey, do Swain, Townsend Brooklyn; Harriet
Croweil, Weymouth; Almira wiliets Roxbury ksnsng
SOD Foster Boston; Jeans, Westcott. do; Mary
REs MS2psy
art, NRork.
PROVIDENCE Aus 22-Arr sohrs Oxford IIo wlsnd Ba-
umore via New port and Apponau Thos Cooper Herrek
Philadelphia; sioop Report. Wells, NYork.
PORTLAND. Aug far brigs Gen Worth, Racklon.
Turks Island p X Curtis Slower. do.
saVANna9 Avg D.cld bark Maria Morton. Bukiey,
York. Sid bark Maria Morton. Buikley. NYork
WhIGHTsPoRT, aug 22-sld sohr susan y Mary, Shell
don. n York.
WAREHAM. Aug A-Arr schrs Fanny Mitchell. -,
Yorf; 10Th Alexander Fish, Phil 18th. brs wn
Drew, Baltimore 2st, schrs Monterey Delaware City.
sid 18th, frantin Gurpey. NYork Edwd Franklin, Chur
buof, Alexandria 10th, Ann Gardiner Ag1wAu. Bssss;
The New York herald., 1851-08-25

xEKTrse AT rfTTsBURc-IETTrR FROM GEN. SCOTT
his NOMINATION., &C &C.
The Pttsourg papers Of the 2ist inst. contain the
proceedirgs Of q meeting Of the wings of Western
Pennsylvania, the 10th inst. to express their
preference for General Scott for the Presidency in
l5oz. We make the following abstract from the
prsoeedings, published in the Pittsburg Journal -.
fursuAnt 70 previous arrangencat, a large num-
per o. tne Wig citizens Of Western Pennsylvania
assembled yesterday, on the large lot in the
rear OF the American Hotel, for the purpose Of giv
ing an expression Of sentm ent on the subject of The
ensuing election for Governor Of Pennsyivaria and
President VI the United states ON mo.on tho
Convention was organized as follows.-
frendent-Gen. Joseph Markle, Of Westmore-
Gen. Msrkie rose, and returned thanks to the
Vice Prcsidents-John Dickey, Beaver Samuel
a, Pwviance, Butler; Dr. William Irwin, Mercer;
John >: Leecn, Armstrong; Hon. z Myers, Cla-
ron Cspt q. NsyloI, Pi.tsburg John Bsusman,
WashiDstoo James Henderson, Lawrence Pres.
cott Metcalf, Erie; Hiram Hultz, Allegheny; Cen
Wilson, Venspgo; John w. King, Indians; 5. II.
lucas, Jefferson Col b. Conway, Fsyette; John
Wells, Greene John Il Smith, Elk.
letter from Gen. scott was read, expressing his
A"s''hty 70 attend the convention, vir;-
a.-.. wsssfrcror, Aug. 8 1851
,,.s,,s have received your most compli nentary
- - -. 70 meet you and other friends ss Pittsbure
~ Nh Instant This ~ an IN vi alton esrrp.ly ali.
a. - ~ ss.aa and vsrs possible or rather propar
should b. in ~. - bo-it'on 70 accept cerainly
a., ,r,,. mo't ~ you At the time gu appoint,
~. s..y ceeve thsre Is portion of Aansrsca
nos I.ms' m sable io strong ana warp .ye-
10 ,e csose o. theii country and riendtb.n the
region oi Western Penns; lvabia wth ,b1 - ~ ~
oounerymen native and adopted Of tSst re. ~ b ~.
excnenesd IN pesce, the grasp a fe,.s,4 ~.
vttn thoussnds. a. brother SOLDIER, have ,as - 80
nehns OF Cspsda and Mexico received m "a. y, ~.
vtctoty ny heart, therefore. Will br WIN "a -,
and fellow citizen, WINFIFt1 = a a. ,-l-hi .sl-hi
Mr. PurviaDce, Of Butler, on behalf of A commit.
tee, offered the following resolutions
The frtenen Of Western Pennrylvania in gene
ta mass o invention assembled. submit % tbaS fsL
9w citizens OF other portions OF the CONN onvsaith
me Following resolutions. and earnestly and cor.
May invite their operation In carrying the same
INTO eject '
y Received, That Gen. Winfield Scott IL ,bs
eo0'ce Of the convention, and the people II repre-.
The New York herald., 1851-08-25
Our Ph,,aae,r.,. ..rrs.,ondenee.
PHILADELPHIA, August -, 1851.
The Democratic DECLARED Ianoceuf O

Ah4LADhLfHIA, august ~, 1871.
1I Democratic Comrsnt,ons- DECLARED Ianocew OF
Mnr1sr, &c.
To morrow is the decisive day with the candi.
dates for Office before the democratic conventions.
and great is the concern displayed in their coun-
tenances their chances are in creased or essened
by the bargains going on among the delegates
Tiers Is iogrolling among them, as we'll as in the
state Legislature, and the caucusing going on to-
ddsy, beneath tho empowering trees on Smiths
1saand VIII probably decide the fate Of most of the
candidates. The littie steamer John smith Il To-
Gay freighted with the great men Of the county in
toer journeys to and fro, between the city and the
scene of their deliberations
- Ihe last attempt to fasten the murder of the
5sras Amily upon an innocent man. has failed.
lhe witnesses taken to Bordento~n to identify the
German arrested there, have cleared him, and he
has been liberated
There were several alarms Of fre, last night. but
noteing was burned Of any conseq uepce, excep,
sheds. and other out buildings, set on Ere TO get
out the ensirS The Globe and lDde pc ndence
hre companies had . slight row at Tnird and
Cauowhill streets, when . fe~ combatants re-
ceived their quAntum Of broken heads.
The New York herald., 1851-08-25
MARKETS. ELsEyHEpE.

Bosrcs, husu:t T-Breksrf hoard - shares Vermont
central Railroad b5d, 81 $50 do. SON SIX 30 as bYs SIX
y f co. IN ss !. 40 sem ss'ii - aa 5lS ~ d. n,
- 'D,eo tom w ~ o. aa 40 DO, ba 3ltt. % DO
bVd 52f ltV dol al2n. alsi np Do tlf - 4; giVas sf
70 - 80 aiter iud aif ugdsnssurr karoad gli,, ~
90 80 eier t ga, % do. s2 20 da afssr 1l. 1
~ yo. Nd, 81 ~ western Faiirerd in Vermont tnd
huetts Bailrc %. ~ p Ftohbarr Railr "a 1si
90 W y . 90 lei q Concord Railroad. sra sossoa
81 Ne inc heroal lo,z n d. 12 sostan y "A 10 eaf
Rairead, ht%i - hehgan Central Nstr..a si n n sf
err krlf' % = - - Reading Es road ~ Ia 40 81. sora
,vipAnY, = hsret ants BlaE, iirI tgBint VI Nnrh
Smenca itIb $1,000 Dsdsnsburr Railroad bonat a. 40
fctd bonds, incohvtrt. 100.
FoREIeE NARKETs
CHNIrfoos, August f.-No fruights TO be had The
'rssth undne hsve cbrr purchased tte,r en- csrs,.s
or were previously chartered
The New York herald., 1851-08-25

HoRR IBLE CALAMITY-FIvE PERSONS BCRNED TO
DEATH One of the most terrible calanities that
we have ever been called on to chronicle, took place
in the town Of Brighton, Eve miles from this city,
between eleven and twelve o'clock, on Tuesday
night, August 18Th We have gathered up the
following particulars Mr. Crackers house was
built Of wood two stories in height, aud, is fire.
outside In this oven Mrs. Onacker had been
baking during the early part OF the evening, and,
upon finishing the work, had not removed all the
Goals Abont midnight, Mr. Ouacker and his wife
were awakened from sound sleep, by the most dread
full shrieks. They jumped from the bed; the
smoke was pouring into their room, half sitting
them with its thick hot volume; the most horrible
cries and greans proceeded from the apartment
occupied by their 6ye sons. The awful truth flashed
at once upon the minds Of the poor parents. They
attempted to rush to the rescue of their darlings.
The flames choked their way In ten minutes the
house would bea smoudering heap of rains. Now
was the only time 70 escape, aud the miserable
father and mother, almost crazed with the sense of
the disaster, snatched up their sixth and last child
mere infant, who fortui ately slept with them, and
rushed into the open air Tae first neighbor tn AZ
wretched parents le aning against the fence almost
dead with terror, and staring vacantly into the
flames. In few minutes the house fell to the
ground Ii is supposed that the fire had surrounded
the rooms where the boys slept, before they were
awakened, that egress from the windows and door
was cut of, and that they quickly suffocated
by the dense cloud Of smoke the flooring was soon
burned through and they fell into the roaring Games
beneath, and were burned to death. f. crumbling
bones alone remained Of all that was happy few
hours before The ages of the boys were sixteen,
fourteen, twelve, eleven, and two. The funeral
ceremonies will take place xt Sunday. Cleveland
(Ohio) Plaiadealv, Arg. 81.
The New York herald., 1851-08-25

~ ttiFtt SAtL SrEhaSHir yOnPAaF.-.tNt-
=, tishFh L,oc-Ltre keduced;-On ruesdsy, Anvns
~ a. ecct, Y. M,The splendid double er qee ft-.r
.air sl ss0kLk, go tons burden, Hcnry wndie. Ger
ntnctt wi sli p~ecoly 81 o'cock, Y. ~ from sg f{
70 e ioot Of Warren street N. r. With the rovornrsr
nstn, direct for Havana and Chsgrcs Charrss ssesr
hp Falcon oenpeetns with the resuss rasi s1sau n r.,
tse 70 esh from Psnsms on OF sbcuts t6th September
Wet stfesA WV" "'"V
The New York herald., 1851-08-25

nR Ia CR0IXS PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATfSE-
~ Cheapest book published- go Pr and 80 fne
pateson the Physiology Of harsse and the nnr
mites ana oisordrs Of youth and maturity resulting
solitary habits which desttov the phyGesl aud mental
powers ensebe the natural and exhaust the
ges OF manhood with practical observations
ton and trestment Of nsous debility. local sn1 constt
tiona and su diseases Arising ndisc-cti n
With plain And simple ruls by which ali persons
themselves without mercury with the authors obervsons
marriage its duties and aud rems
dies-yith eoored lthosrsph illusratirg the snasny
phJ sology and diseases Il the rcprodu beth
seses their structures sDt functions 10 many
important hints 70 those contemplating msrony whiok
will overcome objections against kowevsr
should tSe this IN step without trss consulting
pages IL treats OF all diseases femalc whether
or single Strangers who require medical ana before con-
sulng any doctor ought 10 know whether his n pro-
pery understood and iudcousy treated bv his phy.au
thus guard aga nst the npcstien Of quaeke prsys
lent 10 pofulous cities Doctor La Croix lesA
aud has for twenty years bis studies -
the subjects o. which his book eat. Any person ssadsg
20 eenta in letter post psid viii receive copy BY MALI
Or I've copies tor dollar. Address DR. b "a Croix
Beaver street Asny Y scd by Burgess Garrett and
stringor 4 Townsend, New York .-.l. n.
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sHIPPlH0.

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TJNIsD srAfH NAIL srlAxsHrP oo4IAxY, 100
EY;:i:SS xsss;ss$ = ;::si sS: 5000 :s:s:sSs
ssad:r ss .. TassSsy. August sh = sss:.oS
sslock Il. from her psr = the foot q Nsri.a ysH
spisI aid double snsns steamship fAfCON Trsixhs tsiss
70 Nsv Orleans - ess per toct sPseis ssiy q
sss%sr ha sailed n are = .S.s -
themselves with the conpsnys bills q i.ans which nsy
signed rof frsishs passage, apply sSs oss Il tSs
company. III West street. corner OF wsrren
EOR SAN FRANCISCO VIA NICARAGUA AND
Chsgss.0niy Steamer fog NsSsrsSaaSs!hs sp!sad1
Of Ciy) commander WILL At the requss1
many who prer the shorter and healthy
route through SeaIsgua b. SspssShea 70. sss !sss e
O'clock r. M from pier No n The ssss and rspiditY
with which the passengers steamer Prone.heus crossed
able and route TO California Thi: being the only
for Nicaragu. early application win be nscessary
to secure tickets Prices as Is Sy any other line P
steamer Of Sept Is from Panama TO San Franeuco. Fog
freight passage having s
pyto J. q. WILLIAMS, los Front street.
EIRsT VESSEL FOR SAN FRANCIsCo.--DJsPATCH
aoLbsN cSr Hs aSS a.d f1ss % ssls
shs same At once there y Be delay Freight tstsa
PAcIFIc MAIL sTEAMsuIP cOwPANY-oNLY
direct. Fare reduced On Thursdsy knsSs ss az yPT
The and splendd double engine steamship ILLINOIS,
S"Ssy August x az srs. oss p will sal 2.
from her at the foot of Warren street. North river Wiz
The sovernmeps nails direct 70. Chsgrs Meeting wh
Panama on or about Septcmber For passase ~
freight apply ofco and IS South street. OF 81 m
West street, corner Warren street.
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berth the foot q Csns street No berth secured III, ps
or of freight or PASSAGE having unsquAiied acoomoda
'0h' ''' '''s'n'' 's HD%p sS < c1I{Ss I{ Wal. s,r,ea
The sssser atlantic will succeed the Baltic and sail Sep
NEW YORK AND GALWAY sTEANsHIPcoxPANY.-
M a. sas q.
srprise may be obtained
TgE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
Bsas ss fer f ssS
calling n.klas land receive mails and psssnssrs
khsA5la hsss,. c, c.s,-. AAHkIGa AEsnp a EyIis
sS ssS sts 'y. S jSsi,.. sissSA sisSfAA. : ;;::s js
AShkicA' N sssi, ntsseni ,s. CANADA. W. Harrison.
These vessels carry clear whit. light heat gre
y e FL
Asia. from New Ycrs. wsdnssasy ie,S sss,S%s:r
A%s,s.' tre N Hos,In Ses,nssasy i7ts ssp,smes,
Europa, Boston. w;$s::S.y * 9ssess.c ssc''~'''
c.nas. a.. arG% Y DG:.op. % wsss.:asy is,I o.tgser
Do. 10 ,b. s.eond
Bertbs not secured an III paid Tor. "
will be charged on specie beyond amount for
An esPsIisnesd surr.on o. board.
Al letters and ns-papers must pass through the Pot
once Tor freight or '.''ss'c 'caSysszso yr Broadway,
% In NTH S'hsi ls1s ''d rS"ss sd & .s
lsdlnx are given in havre for New Yort.
Fos s22k or 81. AND sFL.spIP
ss.ssia e. .,s.pse :. sE.s.y ,h' s.h Assu.s a.
ys; r.rs + Y: s.less si rsr. cabin sso f.ss.ss.
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Sr.An conxuSIcATIoN BETWEEN NEW YORK
sSYE:Sy: Coz $ ssSss:l cIHseS. sss.
s.s:ss I'LL ;ss e: :.I ss'. &
Ps.s.Sl $50 .....S cabin: i:s included SIS
Visions no; vines Or liquors Which vii Be supplied os
sSps sasrro Beaver n' s
Il = ssmrsos. viii sail Cor Bermuda and 8. Thomas,
ss ~ ~ s.s%s5 " p5ss 81. IA, sscs%
t. s. Ihsss 81 $40 ~, lse,s &, I.gailE .
,,l oss' 'snsEuei" SCI rhs xirl,n sil t,ko irsshs
YS-No letters or ais viii be received on bossa ah.
s.rlin, except through the Post Ofhce. -
CBARLEsTOr sTEANsHTPs.-THE PHfLADELPmA
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ss rs sss%ss Ssgh s e.
md rssd snd No pains or expense spared N securing
81 xsis.. assss: ias ss.Itoss ss-.@ IN
Ss @ ks.i.y Is tE:ssi s::.i
Orrys,Ilys TO Tn. OLD noNoPoLY AND SILL
Line e, cs.s.: aIs.ss
rpss fus srsSs sisss The n.sa. s III s
pss NE .$S i ;s ss
sh $ fcs ch.sg sSsi r r.I' ss H. s3s' Cen
* % 3P. w., from Pier North River connecting VIA
lher Jossthsa viii Land passenger. Kassso1 jsmyss
en her retnru trip having had espsriens
~ dscrfe Incident 70 that climate will accomrnaV ta ehir
whose services free of chsrr Persons about rorcs,
ssss e1o sssre No feish, saRsn on s "a a,v ~
''' freight or ''' VII sO,y sssS, c,r,l.os, ,,,
ONLY TnRoucB IrNE-THE SPLENDID usNAu
~ sesmers NO delay on the lsthmus Rates Of pass.re
lover thar any other stesmers On 26h instant ts
.etmer ChtkOkEE. Captain windie; ana on the s,s1
We nfE ns spendid double enAne steamer lLLiNOIs
Val steamer FNESSEE kt Pnnams For choioo o he,,hs
81 lowtr rates than BY any other line, apply TO
BkRIORD A. CO q Expreaa
2Nosey street, Astor House.
~ +CtFtt sAtL srEhasHIr vOhPAes. 80
a. ntsngh Loe-rere Reduced: On Tuesday, Angus
The New York herald., 1851-08-25

Wasr1~a.
In newark, y. J, on August u By the Rsv Bs Sin.
gus hr seN Row Of that city TO Miss Mass BuiasA~
niece Of James sulivsn, 0f New fosk city