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I ISL OF LETTERS runulr-u r..t Oa.,
IL at Slpu'. Fail., Ne, J,l,I, i-jis
Samuel Ni'h.vs' I,irr lluiirn, Wa. NuH,
Ihpln. ~trlrlf J,m,. o'Conu.il. DauiI bll'
Thlm-. Shl,lhln; BltlllmrN lunI. Mi'' Car.
ulinr Aver. Jtmcs Aiuigr.
30 LEANnER WITH D w.
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Fire and Life Insurance,
AFFECTED ny
WILLIAM E. G00DNOW
AGENT-NORwAY, Nv.

EECalifomia, Oregoa and Hone iiie Policies,
proeured Ia the lest New Engisnd oihees' ON ihe
ms, favorable terms, ssd on shoU notice. u5s
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FuoalpA.-Mf Mallory, Democrat, has
brcu elected To the I. ;. Senate from Fluri-
da. in place Of Mr. Yulee
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Hav for Sale.

CoR sale tweniy ion. fret quality Of ln,er'aIe
i HAY, at the barn one milc above snow. balls
ls1airc Of T. ht"
Paris Hin, J,n. %, 1881. "
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BosroS. Jan -

MASSACHUSETTS, SENAToE.-Thc Senate
clos, Sumner. L. :. S,aaiur Notc-Sum-
ner %, win,hrop 10, Bishop, dem. /. The
House resumes the election to-mouow.-Id.
10 PorilaHd Nurs.
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AMERICAN MUTUAL
Life Insurance Company,
NEW HAVEN, CT.
Local Office, No. A, State st., Boston.
100000 DOLLARS
CAPITAL.
Rates Of Premium Reduced - Per Cent,
ASD rHE
CASH STANDARD ADOPTED.

TAs gr,if JTiao,Ii, n Lfs IsugaHs' u, that men,
d, the raymsn, ola snail 'um annually, NAV secure
Ia their families certain u money. IN h" paid
a their dcaih anil lhcf,ly accomplish ma object
ihO might MT attain daring k-s he.
TIE sJJiissi,oH n Tsis IqsHEsHos. y, lnsuIing
one. lfc fpr the l-uc6t 81 his iends hi. credit
ofs, ~ &c the sole Use ani lsn'fl II he Lmiy.
4 lvsmaH NAV i,surr hes liz o. tn l-ncGt ~
hrr rarcnis, hes hu,land, her children, and she
mn, In.ufr the hic Il hes hu.land 60 her sob and
seTaiair use and l-nrGi.
4 Hn,baHi cal We ,nsy lnsurr ilrir live. jniui.
u. anl the wholc Islc, L. payable ." lhc .u'i'or
up0n the death e either.
Policies ma, H. rpidc rryallc 10 Tl0sJos, &C. lho
bcnc6i ~ sp-cihc ijccts p"rsons; NTLls may H.
E.un,lcd b, the avais of p"iccs II lifc lusurans'
Cll,r,s NAV L. rndgVc,l. P,risss,,siy' NAY w. -.
iahlishctl, B,-srriot Is,ifsi u,aN IT, aidrl and
LEtoo asd n, ma, H. w,do &c I'll'r Ur
rtivsic purpose, without iivdurg l."m fiuilics,
ptup.ri, aud estate.
rol,ro. are gIauirll, this cuuTouy u',l, h. snund
end health, ps,sons and lhr luvihe.. II ihr Cumra.
~ !. conGucl H. health, hcsi,nu. ani H. hr'i class
fisks " California ~ tthu ,Iua iHfarirHf rel
llts lffa f1i,a. ENiumrs If ~ ki1s ar~ rirriulN
a'oidrd. ard every department. 4 The bnsiu"ss II
The Cumpan, j. carefully cuniuciod.
Eyst, pstsuu ia.urrl .. rcguifsd o. answer sct
Il questions relating 10 b.. hrilih constitution, Sc
Tht C,man, ultain .iin,Ar inlprnation iiou, thciT
Ismih rh,ssian. aud alec from hi,nd Blanhs,
rlmrhl,'., anil Circulars are Giui.hrll J., the Com
t...uK al the A.rHts.
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Missouri I. :. So ,Tua.-rhc latest dcs-
Patch from Jefferson, which is the 2Mh, states
that Bcu,on's election j. hopeless. The vote
uu thg 2-th ballot sto"d a. follows --Gricr
o.. Benton 81, Hull ~, Green l-20th baL
lui, IHof %. hapIoH 81, Hull 80, Green >.
Necessary to- chace ~ no further ballot.
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Salt Rheum.

IL WI the rud .r.t. ed. having .,u..i.
So currI the good rfrf.s II w. %. THr.
w H TANr's Patent Compound &C. core 90
SALT RllitN pHI other hrH.fs. a.,
"a Ch'vIfaN' ucuUUsul If tY 90 afflicted.
.. N bit lucir tI nur ,TIul.ul ',rr iu',H',ii.r
hunpfs generally, iut us.rr '.f.'iHi', -a.t Eh'"m.
ladI 4. l-rHh,m, lHu..T. Nc. &c. ". llhi-
rus, T.. VI. l.rvi,t.r. Nj. u. n.rkrU. r,f'lrI,
Nc e r.un. li1ut.ri, -. J = Harrison,
Salrm. Mac I,rtu 4. taI.ar'. i.sf.u. Moo,
J.lr MuIrs. H. H. ". rr.Hr. rr'b.
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Iron Si0rc.

TIE subscribers ars making large additions IN
J their stock of IVH asd STEEL, which viii 10
.old at prices to compare With the improved 6cil'.
tie ~ transportation. BROWN n co,
Nos~sy, April -, 1850. llu
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T'rIIns.

The LivING AGF =. pulli.hci even S,IuR.
NV, ~ T.. LlI'rl.lL & Co, courr u TrcHnrl
add Bronlicld Ste, nosiou Price ~ IL cent? =
numl'cr. ct IN dulbrs Nrar "a sd'cucc. Rrhu.
tlucc. &c on, perpl viii H. thanklulh received
anI ur,mpi, atirr,leI a. -Ss-Tu insure rcgs!a'ii,
In mailing the wuik orders ,h"uld H. cda''''sa .
a. 9gisse q puihrlhHH. .. above.
CLrHs, paying ,ear inad'aucr, vii ic supplied
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ST. Louis, jan. 81
Thls morning al lhe candidates were drop
ped bot Gricr and Benton, aud i, is said thai,
the next ballot will cleo, Grcr.
L,rER AT this mornings ballo, Grcr
had - votes, hacking only Of an election.
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vs.. T.. GOOpNUW, I.,4'.
Jus ,rU,y :, MltIrT, MA,ai i4H@iHI,
NHpp, ",
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EDWARD IIITCIICOCk, 81. ~.
pie,i,l,m ~ Anihrtsi Coli g..

Prrn ~ IONUON INN' =.
AYERS CHERRY PECTORA j, one = ths
ua.t ,ahail. pei sraiions that has l'icn up,f our
n,tce A1c' cafciul tNsn,inati'n, ~ i" tut ho'i-
ta,, 10 -, have Large aTr'rcia',uu II u. m'-.
u. sal the mllcsi cpuGdencf 10 ~ u',lulIgs' luf
,ough' anj luns oampaini'."
d. Brewster. II wiudham Co.. Cuul., ,s.,,l. 10,
iLr f,llpsirg to.timpu,
h. J. & ANrf-near Sif.-l rurL,sr ,.p e ,,f.
llh,aIr lrm W. Ciihiiip n. CIly. highl, a..
.p~,tslL' hl, ~ Thu ,ilLsc. Niir 81 Mf sch
CsI,. D,Tui, Sh.rin Windhnm 60. Conn'siicu'.
The our, ru BE- C,sc was 'rN prompt Ird has ~.
tpuol gcnral attention.
". T. BREWSTER. ND.
HttttNCtN, Ct. Scrt. p. 1873
Thi. nv, rrftih that VA afflicted uith s,G,
,s,cfs cuu.h n tie Winter II ~ :. vh,rh Threat.
cncd IN lermnAie IN Cuu,umplor. ! bal incl
man, msdW,p.. ~ vain. ani MS curi Nv The u.t
II" AYERS CHERRY PEtTORAI."
CATHERINE h. CNDN.
Direct EVIDENCE.
D.JC. hor, Iavcl--D,lf Sir.-To,lu. uH.
,l,r olIisalun. 20 500 of Il,g rc.,yul"n of in,
health I t,.l ,uu . rrpnft ~ uN C'sr. Witch NufI
ar At ll.fi, ~ Iuilish Ef th' l-nsl.t 4 othef..
Il.t autumn tloL a lal COLL. accompanied D., /,
ss,cfr oHrrh. ard Hlla Ne Il nan, mrtirinr.
viihsui Dlt,,a,rg r,Irri. Nss 'bligCi Ia give rI
l.,-ip.... irIurniI, rai.c'l llad and c"uli 20 p
.L,p ~ ui.'i. NhiSIl gave nc bottle Of ,uu.
CHERRY pECIuEll. the u.t Il which ,mrn,.
d,,isl, ,uuur-nsoi a-cofding 60 dir,ct.lus. have
ju.t -trhts.,. itr Gnh istt's lud am n'''h i'cu,-
cr,d I ua,. .ir,p vpIl 90, r.ugh h'. ceased, ,ud
30 Is ihr acct ,.ur ,slr,ll" mr,lirir".
D. :. STONE. \ VI.
riiasilal W.. llnr, SEMINARY.
Trua H., n,au Observation-Disclosures, C.
,rr,- TaH.. Mao
Do ]. 4. Nrr-D,ar ~ir-Ewlr.r'lI hs,.'' i,sl
rrm,tlanr, &C. ~ thc CHERRY PICTORIAL h't
.rut mr. zoe uph-siitiirgh .a,, TINT np urti,i1.
We .sTl .,rs .uch sliisa,tiun e. yuuf's d,rs; nur
have r,rf ,s,u % m,li,u~ which ,ur,l - un1,
,lsrs n Coo.u ari Lug Couf hini. Our h,si.
siaus lrr r.iTz Il 'Ntru.i,r u ih'if Tnriirc, nli
With ihr h1Il 1T racrt'. I'al, lyUl,,
T.. ". BRYANT.
rHtr,rrrr 80. WV 80: ri'r, towrtt.
vNas.
Suh ip ~uu,h r,,,.. u, Rot s CO.. aid lN Dug
,i.i.. sni l,tl,i. in M.iriu'., .r,all. Through.
Uui The ~iat.. Cas-
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Finding.

We bind the Notk ia a uniform, .ir"ng' and good
.Nlc; ani where CUSTOMERS bing their numl.is ~
good ORDER can gsnerall, give lhsm l"nnd 'olnnc'
~ exchange ithuu any dcby. The pticc 81 the
biniing j. ~ cems a ,ulmr@. \. They aW al"aNs
bJnnd 10 onc pattern, thsr viii H. 100 d'ihculi! ~
matching the future volumes.
T.. IIrTEIl. \ CO., BosT">.
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CoSSLTrE Srrs. IN twcnt,.inr volume, {"
the eud II March 1850. hlnd.o'ncl, hsnnd, packed
~ neat ls,Nes, and LlVcr-l ~ all the Winclrlc
citic. Grc Of freight, are icr salc At "ri!cisht dot.
La.
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OI'llD IRS

W I u lslkNs
BENJAMIN SII.IIMNN. P.arl.at.
NORRIS WILCOX. w. pluaLai.
MOVES. NFrgrV.
JOHN ". FITCH. TSsa,u-,r
ILINY AJEwErr. ND. M h.. -, =. f'l'''''
Nrr H., Ct
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OLIVER BREWSTER, Ai.uv.
ElIW. BLAKE, VI. ~. Mrh.ri FTaai4v.
JouN &. W,UHtN, ". -. ! Csnfaras Phy..
ions W,Ut, " u. urH',
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AlI,Jsb, - the Itu,isiur. ui co. lfrf..rg 80
! h,rrlN designate tie llnvir- i"vu'biI. isf tee
uiTo-s. culirupalal T., slil bv ,sis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-17
Names of the Persons Drowned at Kingston
additional Particulars.

kirGsToS, August 15 1851.
The following the Of the persons who wore
drowned at Kingston on the l4,h instant by the up
setting Of boat -
Mrs. Yculdon, Miss Youdon Master Yorldon, Mrs. D.
B. Jenkins Miss jenkins Mrs Capt. Gaskin, Mary Ann
PROXY, Miss Mason, III. A. Mills Miss Mills Miss H.
Haisht Miss A. Haight, airs @ Hunter, Miss A Hunter.
Mr.. Thorne Thomas Grist Miss Walker, Miss Stacy.
The steamer Prince Of wales has left search for the
bodies
0GpFSspyRo, August 16 1851.
The boat in which the pic mic party were was heavily
ballasted with and went down Immediately Twelve
CT the bodies have teen recovered. Amongst those
drowned were M Jenkins tslcw chandler, Of Kingston
his wife, child, and wife, sister, and Mr. Mills hotel
keepc. in Kingston, and daughter.
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Cholera at LOuisville-Great storm In Ken
tueky-The Crops.

LOUISVILLE August 10, 1881.
The cholera broke out here yesterday in very maig
nant form Some twenty casesrp to this trieare report
ed, among them X. Grant and George Willis and
George MeCurjy. The cause Of the outbreak is sup
posed to be continued heavy showers and great heat
Three have occurred to day The weather is
clear and the disease has abaed The cholera has
broken ou in some Of the interior towns of the State
storm occurred at Paducah in this State,
Saturday last l. tier to the Cour,rr giving partcu-
lars states that the gable ends Of houses blown in
uprooted walls evelled, &c. The Dover
ana Caledonia struck by the squsl aud sunk The
steamers Esk Mustang Globe and Cherokee badly
injured The former present the appearance Of total
wrecks. The Cherokee had large log driven through
her hull. The America and Huntsville lost
their ohimneys and also had their cabins badly sprung
Six eight other boats less injured. Ac-
counts continue to be received from below Of other
mage done by the storm
The recent rains have b,netei the tobacco and
crops in Kentucky and tennessee The tobacco yield in
Kentucky will be double that Of las. year
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Duprsms Court-Special Term.


Avsvsy lA-TAs S,aten Island Ferry Controversy - Fan-
SUbk Peter Foshay ond Daniel Hcs 'sfoa An order
Issued In this the 2ith july for the deead
ants to show why q preliminary attac nm'nt
should MT Issue against them for violating the ioJunc-
tio Of ibis court by continuing to drive sples on the
Disputed pier pending the investigation Of the matter
before the referee Messrs H. r. Clark and Rappaio APP
pea,ed for the plaintiff and contended that the order OF
the presiding Judge had besn and that the
defen daDs h1d been guilty Of contempt The affidavit
OF Mr. RapI alo stated that he went down to Staten
LlaId and there u number of men ut work on the
PIER be addressed the defendan. Fosbay, who limited
thar he foreman Of tho work tina. he had been
employed by Mr. Uazeton
Nr Emerson behalf Of the defendants, moved for a
delay Of the dpgs In consequence Of the absence
OF FOshay, occasioned by lameness.
Mr. Lott Clark, associated with the other counsel for
plaintiff stated that he had Mr.. Foshay q. the
court ID Staten Island on Thursday of Last week, the
latest time that he had been by Mr. Emerson aud
that he was then able TO sit during the Investigation for
several hours
Mr. II y. Clark protested against any delay and u-gad
thai an attachment sbonld issue.
The Court ultimately decided that the case agans st
Fosbay should staud over to saturday next.
Mr. Emerson also read an affidavit of the defendant
Hazeton, in which he stated that he had not been
the dsIu premises since the injunction had been
issued and that be bad sent word to the 70 desst
en- working Immediately after the service of the order
Of the Court An affidavit Of one OF the workmen
read the fleet that the work had been ceased since
the service Of the injunction.
AdjourLed to Saturday next
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-17

TnE PuGRrfs PRooREss.--The joe-ney Of the
President up the Valley Of viTginia, route to the
White Sulphur Springs, appears 20 have been
marked throughout by the liveliest mani, stations
Of popular respect. From the account which We
publish day, bis reception Il stanton was alto
gctbcr handsome thing. consisting, in addition to
the usual congratulatory speeches, C an excellent
dinner at the hotel, and leycc 10 the evening, at
the residence e Nr. Secretary Stuart. According
TO the pfog'srlne Of tail pilgrimage, the President
is now 10 tae fun fruition Of the hcllth-giy
lag waters Of the " Jit, sUlphur, Of Greenbf.er,
and nay not be expected At Washington for fort
night yet to come. In view Of probable ten
months session # ggcss, involving ali the Con-
grcssional party elect.,nesring business for the
Presidential campaign. and al the conn tees OF
investigation 0bd the resolutions Of inquiry taat
will he thrust upon tho administration, the Prcs-
dcnt, VIC must repeat l. fairly cxcusable Tor making
the most Of this lucid interval. The whg tapers
Of Virginia arc generally in favor Of Mr.. Fillmore
for the succession.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-17

Martin p. SWEET late the whig candidate fo- Congress
in the daens district. Ill mas received appointment
10 the Methodist Church, one OF its minister, aud
been assigned to Princeton Bureau county the scene
Ct his labors.
Rev Pref Smith, Of the Auburn Seminary, has accept
ed the eel Of the Second Preby terrain Church in Newark
Rev Daniel Clark. Jr Of Norwich, has declined The
call from the First Congreg oba Church, in Franklin,
and received call from the Presbyterian Church, in
fredonia, N Y which he has decided to accept.
Rev Christopher Gushing late Of the Edwards Church
10 Boston ha received nous call 10 settle in North
Rrookfeid.
Rev James Rogers graduate Of Princeton, has been
called to I'll. church OF Donegal Pa.
Rev VIM. RankiD Of the late graduating class Of
Princeton has Leen called to the church at Marietta Pa
Rev Mr HcNair Of Lancaster, Pa has received call
from the church at Clinton. j.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-17
The State Elections.

KENTUCKY.
LOUISVILLE, August g. 1851.
Poweis majority for Governor in 9s counties Official
ard unofficial Is 500 Lecher ard johnson counties
axe still TO hear from
ARKANsAs.
C.vcISyATi, August &c 1851.
John Preston Jr, (Uron whig) for Congress has the
following majoytiesP philips county, go Nome, 80;
Desha, 1o Independent, 90; Plairie2 Robert Johp-
son, democrat, Southern rghs has the f'lowne:-In
Poinsett IL Jackson, 81; Arkansas, p Pine Bads, 80
MONTGOMERY, Aug u, 1851.
Henry W Collier, the secessicnis candidate for Gov
ernor, has been elected.
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We learn from Alabama that Henry w. Collier
the candidate of the secession party for the Office Of
Governor OF that State, has been elected. While
regret that popular elections, in any part Of inc
United States, should turn on the question OF So
cession f.om the Union, cannot shut our eyes to
tie fact that the Weeds, Stewards, and Van Bureus
oftb North have been the causs os it. In conse-
auenee of the incesseDt warfare which has been
waged against the Southern States and their ins.i-
rutions for some years past, by these demagogues,
Tor purposes Of their own, either to crafty re-
yengeful disposition or 70 reach Office, the South
or, at least, a portion Of it-considers itself
bound by honor and duty 10 seek to dis
solye a connection, with the terms of which the
North will not comply to greater extent than it
kinks proper. We DO not see that the position as
srmed recently By the wings Of Ohio an ennsyl-
vanis and New York. will suspend the movement
thus commenced in the South. On the contrary,
we feel certain that it win increase its momentum
this agitation be continued and where it viii stop
no one can tell.
Our readers will fnd under our tea graphic head
On account Of dreadful casualty, by which nine
been persons we're lost, ct Kingston, Upper Canada
1t caused by the upsetting Of boat containing
thirty. five persons who were returning from pic
mic excursion.
There is good deal of excitement in Boston, in
consequence of a rumor that q warrant has been
issued there for the arrest of fugitive negro.
II the report is true, anG il the slave be appre-
A,nded we have no doubt that full justice will be
done toward him, and that the Law will be carried
out, if his identity and the fact of his escape be
established to the satisfaction of the proper au-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-17
Nysterions Murder.

M,ScHsrEH, MI, August 16, 1851
On rhur'sy Afternoon the body Of WILL dressed fe-
male found in Mcrrimac river this city. she
apparently between 70 AMI 60 years oil There
three several wounds the hesdone mortal inflicted
By sharp instrument The arrived here n the
Tuesday night, aud stopped at the Ten per nee
Hotel she vert out on weiresdsy morning, sayns 20
collect moroy and net again iees alive. uer
name has not ytt been ssetrtsi1li.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-17

While ~" city t filing up with strsbyers from erery
part ~ ih' ctuniry the Of the opera studies the
r'rular taste by The pcdut ion Of tbose operar which
msy pf 70 mort NJ i've &C. the vast mutt ude ths.
iHqn'rts his tDhnshnpnt. IL was intended % With
dIa" 10 Scpuamhule' two weeks ago. for he season.
lui The ltvc'y usio e Bllni l. mush In demand
liat VIII he htRrd again tomorrow night. for the ltst
IRE hosr nave - doubt ttat The joyous and soul
rfrtg strains e sira vii prove % acceptable as evr
or We ctasiou The ops will be Produced With every
athsion and az the public may not hear tagsn during
r morrow night,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-17

sypscr.r. August ~. 1851
Tie planning mill o. Mr Hollister mar Loci street
bridge With So comforts lsrc, "a W Ere ~ svs
ming. The upr,r story w. occupied BY VIZ wets. as
blind sactory. hr rIolhstsrs los q 5000 fally in.
tured; Nj Well, $500, insursd fr 500
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-17

CrEA.-We are very much in want q authentic
advices from Cuba. From the latest accounts, the
dHaneeticn in The island had beer wholly oppressed
and The Spanish feet wsie out ia full force on tha
lockout for Lopez aud ht crew Of the Poropsro.
Unless this sieaubon, is Than ordinarily swim
upon her heels, We may expect to hear Of some
bloody and disastrous collision with the Spanish
forces; and not unlikely the extern-ira,iOn Of .hc
in, aiding party. On the other hand, should Lopez
make landing, the movement nay lead to Ear
diEeront results Bg. to TIE extaa. Of cur inform
alton, he has 20 chance ofmakinc effective odg-
mcut and no little chance Of escsPe from tho
Spanish cruiaers. We vail for authentic int, lii-
gence with painful anxiety.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-17
Gov. Johnston-Ohio River.

PrrrnuRG, Aug. JIG, 1851.
Gov Johnston arrived at Brighton, last evening bis
way to this city. lie viii stop Of Beaver and other towns,
and address meetings One hundred Of citizens left
in the cars tln morning. to meet him at Beaver They
are sxpected lack at five o'clock.
There three feet three inches Of water in tie riFer
at lhis place. Weather pleasant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-17

ZION a. N Confst Seer,tafy u Waf. i on VISIT 70
tn s. Armcry az springfield, Jas.
Huns has FOR several days past been IN 'eI
soy City --, =,
lion william tiien. bate z. : Senator, h9s accept a
az invtatir sptsk before the ohio bo"td OF AsiicD
tur, 30 gclu-s,us. on the xj.h q septerii"r next
Bon. Henry Cay At she Blec Lick spfings, IN Ken
lucky.
Cen " D, fiuntlinr o. T.; ~ B5ssdsii, Eng ,. "
C'lrk Dhiot T. s'sp ir.. VS. r. William Ala ..
u llull % fnI =. 70 -, Wellington. HsFe a1ong
tLe ar-'v ,cstr4ay az D.. ~, . N..eI
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N JuHf. y Aug 10 lsil
Ten nfn deserted from the orch regimen. ami ag.cr
wandering three days in the without bod we're
captured and brought 70 this place.
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Arrsst or Returned Californian.

BrFFtLo august 10. lsJl
ofcsr Tyler last evening arrsste named El-ar
1aght, returned Californian, = Reputation from
tie Governor Of hat State 70 Governor IIun. lie s
charge vita Perjury sud obtaining moasy uo isr fake
r-ctsnoes and Il a fosve from jus'ice lie Left tais
morning. in charge 81 officer Tyler fos New Yyrs IN
ystfse for California
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Warrant fer the Arrest OF a Fugitive Slave
Drowned.

BosroS Aug. IS 1861.
is stated that OF the deputy United States Mar
shas has warrant for the arrest Of fugitive slave ia
this vicinity The affair creates considerable excitement
among the sboltionists
Rachael Henderson, rativo of Einbury Scotlani !,
drowned near Edsar.ovn, on Wednesday last
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LNttI 1rOfh NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. INC1teSH~OHs O's
Account OF the Lopez Expedition.
CHAsIssoN, August IA ISL
The brig Charles Kershaw arrived here this morning
with Havana dates to the s,h instant
She reports that three days prior 20 her departure
small United States steamer arrived at Havana, with
some intelligence respecting the movements Of General
Lopez which caused the greatest excitement. and all the
spsnirh vessels If and steamers Immediately
ordered out TO cruize along the coast
The Charles Kershsw brings news as to the revo-
luton.
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Eestrueti,c Iyrc.

JoHSsrows. Ia august Is 1854
The meet disastrous IRE luavn in his place 90
CURED this morDirg Ten families rendered hcuse-
less The loss, though no; exactly sscetansd Il rcr,
hoo
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Boon a. the ae,,e.,s.-u,,r,,,

tetpally eu',d vlh n0rs. Iato inrrovei -1-.a Lin,
and self sruttrr TIVE Every variety %. -uu,ur- tst
reilrt 20 are mny he ncrmaaettv cured ~ t,s trr f.
.hsme lnt ~ insn Efen ap1ied ~ NE nvertaS lna IL
NiduHs o. the highest ettaltv both In ttis itv
in vrfitua parts o. w. United satns ma s see- rfs
~ 10 suoces, Nv ealing at iis ONES, Mr. Na-sh nfte
tNentJ yers experience Fuusant every a.sa 81
ruptue, however long staniiur aud earne~tlv siits
trsl FRI those Who hive every oti - uss,os.
cOmVetert fcpplc ~ after lance uron 'saiss -
hAhEH - 20. ~ Waid n lane, near Broadway.
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ArrssI Tor Pnss,ru ccun,erf,it nnncr.

DUNDEE aug 70. 1871.
Two men, named Perry and Adams were arrested here
yesterday AFTERNOON, for passing oonatarh eve dollar
bills, Of tie new .nissVn q he sulirsn sny Bank
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BALTIMORE, Aug 10, ls5l.
The New Orleans mail as late due, has arrived The
papers at hand are barren u news Of importance
Tie Wing Congressional Convention Of the First dis
trct, in Maryland met at Dhdsrsburg, to-day but st
late hour this afternoon had been abe agree upon
q candidate
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ADJUSTMENTS TOMORROW EVENING
Sevv York, Sunday, August IA, 1851.
Weight OF the Herald In Wrappers.

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