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Disasters, sc.

BAng CoQlErrE -Instructons have been forwarded -
Com Auack commanding the East India Squadron, .
send one of tie vessels hrs command % the island %!
Fornoss for the purpose # ascetdung the acs n me
case OF the wreck of the bark C0Iletfo Capt Presc)t
and the treatment OF the The C. eit Shtnguie JOB
Seutember. 1919 for Canton m company with t"D ofss
few DAYS after their departure severe yphoon arose,
md the Coqueite with the two brigs reached the
ro4 cir destination. Recently two tanen
They state that the bark CDqnete. with brig had beta
wrecked on that Island and that the crews were either
murdered OF made prisoners There l. every reason - De
heve that AL on bard stu survive from the f,ct MAJ
Cant Prescott accomplished i!n1ust ana tlN ne
had on board IL passenger, missionary VINO hAu utA
many wears the Fast Ind Is, and would nave rom l
tict an influence over the us'Ives II tprm1sd
Bark OHano. If NeE Bedford nov ~ STOCKTON of-
MIA ha sold 90 Nathan aud Henry Birsto ~ % Wy
tap1,ett. for : 500 :, q
me brig" laden with vines wl d went ashore a, Rel
Island "a The ~ Inst, ard found o. ho afAt inf
proves 20 be the Partr .uee scnr. SaltDs Pilm1 rom
C.orto bound 70 Oue1ec Her crew arrived a. tgneef an
inst ara reported het their vessel had been wfecSe o.
White Island she had probably struck aud looted ~
again. which accounts Tor her gong ashore On Red sand
Schr Canton OF YORK, Ne. Iasiey em nd u' iof
Camhrdge wlrA cargo OF coal pax MO NeA London ~
mar having STUCK n Hell Cate, and Leaks about 1870
Tres per hour She Will have discharge and s0 90 tht
railways for repairs
san Tn Mountain. Rea. from New-Orears for Boston
IN going down the iow Of - amer was run On the
r,ud fats I'd miles below Nes-Ore4ls.
RRIrTsH BARK HEATa, Primrose, from Havana, I'D
T. Hal5fsx put MO Cllcln IN the I'll f8T yars
haylu- en- cd heay. weather and sprung leak.
SruR JVlrAA MISTER. which had been ashore 80 NlE's
Head arrived at Norfolk N the 10Th M.
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Later from BuenOs Ayres.

By the brig Sutton, Capt. Lefavre, from
Buenos Ayres, we have dates to the 18th OF August
The market was completely overstocked with all
kinds OF foreign mportatons, but the produce OF the
country was scarce and sold at very high prices
account of the immense rains that had fallen in and
about that place. which have caused The roads 10 be
almost impossible. The Government had sent
troops TO put down Urquiza, of Uruguay. Brazil is
making thorough and active preparations to invade
the Argentine Territory, and 10 assist Urquza butno
action had taken place as yet. Hon. MIR. PendIeion,
the American Charge d'AGalres, was daily expected
at Bucnos Ayres from Rio De Janelro.
The Ag,ntc Comerc,ai of the 5th of August says
Letters received from the Buceo communicate The
following most important news;
The President. Don Manuel Orbe, took The field on
the 30th at A. NJ at the head 800 brave troops,
full of enthusiasm and burning 10 measure theu
arms with their traitor enemies.
The line of Montevldce remains completely guard
ed as no forces have had To be withdrawn iromlt
Up to the Seth ult, not single Brazilian soldier
had uod our territory, there news of the APP
Proclamation of any force 10 our frontier, which Is
well protected by faithful troops.
We consider II a well aScertalned fact, says the
Packet of Aug 9, that trquiza personally reerossed
the Uruguay on some OF the latter days of July but
sui too deficient IN details TO hazard con.
lecture as TO the probable motive of tins retrosrade
movement.
sandu the Goth July. More recent news represent
urquza at Cerro Pelado on the 4th instant. Vialba
Commandant OF Mercedes had been substituted IN
the command OF that district by ID. Felipe FrelelTo,
by order OF President Oribc
Homos rs reported 10 have returned from Brazil
with squadron OF cavalry and some infantry, no
numbers gven,l and was said 10 be some where IN
the Department of Salto. On the l0th and llth
Ques and the Italians were the parties duty The
OrIenials make little figure IN that service.
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On SUNDAY, Oct r. JANE E. wife Of Frederick H.
bridge and daughter Of Horace SOUthmayd aged 30
The relatives aud friends ofthe families invited 20 at
tend the funeral al her late residence, No l3j
Prnsa tins Monday afternoon az o'clock without fur
ther Invitation Her remains Will be taken to NewHaven
for lntcTnCnt.
On Saturday, oct. II, ALENANDERCAMERO ma
tive OF PerlhshIe Scotland IN the 18th year OF hrs age
The friends of the family are invited 10 attend his funeral
from hs late residence, No % Elm ST. Monday after
noon at o'clock prcc Sely.
On first day morning. oct II, CAROLINE T.. SMITH.
The friends the family respectfully nvltedtp attend
the fne al hiId day afternoon, the llth INST. at
o'clock from the residence Of her mother Cathtrne F.
Smith. No. % Montgomery 81.
On Saturday Oct /, Of consumption. Mrs. tLEANORE
NJ wife Of Joseph ", person, and daughter Of Lyman
Cobb Ese
The lends invited 10 attend the funeral al 90 O'Clock
this morning the Church Of the Ascension without fur
her invitation The body VIII be taken to Newark 1r IN
Innrn
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK .....-oCTOBER ]


S:eamsnps-Florida, Lyon. Say annah, & /. Mclsll 4
Co SuuiAeracr, Dickinson. Cn1rtstun SpoiILI, Ties
ton Co Emysre City, Tanner New Orleans, VI .. b.
erts Roanoke Parrish, Richmond. Dean Thornton
CITY OF Richmond Terry, Norfolk and Richmond Mailer
\ Lord
Ships-Galiia. Richards, Mobile. Ladd Church I1ui-
alta. Burnhum. Baltimore. " Brown C.arssl Currer,
Knapp. New Orleans Y p Buck X c.. Sta'ra VI rse.
Lawton, Glasgow. Dunham DmOn Columbus, Meier
obile, ID. \ A kngSland HbsrYa, Spencer, New
Bedford s. lngals Gallo, Richards, Mobile. Ladd a
Chulch.
Harks-Asa Fish Gates Mobile L D Harbut \ Co. ;
Aoene, Carnage, Africa. Foster NcAer.on. Leasing.
(BIem KrcdtrChs Buea@s Ayfes. J Victor i0kN
NanuuS SAY wosd, Boston Canada MountfTt Por land,
Pc De-
Bugs-Lothera. Bently. savannah, ] W Else.l Mary.
tBr Cooper. s.. Johns + Lubec, Sllea, lSs Span-
son. Goenuurg. Pavens'sdt schmidt Clara WINDSOR,
Button. Poit au- Prince, " Beecher < Caves Sarah
ThorndSe. Harding Vera Cr1z Nesmiih 4 SINS Nav.
(Br Cooper. St Johns, y. F., q. J Laurie Co Eliza
JsAlns. ST. stephen. Perkins Delsno Princess Royal,
Doe, Bermuda " A. + Davenport. Ware P0wea s.
Wilmington \ c P. Van Nest Majestic, Ho.sus JeL
fvnouton. I White x Co
SchooueTs-Sssan, Bra, s.. Domingo City. VI NJ. Free
man \ GO. Rachel Jane. Smith. Windsor, an Bruins
Sagh1 Je-fcy. Dr. Sau, age PaoOs, n l. Reu'h S-.
Washington, Murch Ale rand!la and Washington, StIr
Go. Celeste. Brewster. Char ss-0n. c. l. III di4 d ,
HARRISON Pnce. DOVES Wilmington, n G.. NJ y Me
CteaOs n Co SABINE. Oliver, NeSbcru y c, Plllb
Sons hiram Gerard, Hammond, RICHMOND. ' IN Brgnt
\ Slaisht htIcAad,. Couch. K. ehmhhd. u PiersoV .
ENhAle. Faruson, Suf0ik, Va Benton Bother Bal
Baker. Chester. { Iiliard ConeLA Ia ilkAer, BIS
ton. Dalt9l Il SnragGs
StesmoT-Peloh>cot, Clark. PHILADELPHIA W Sanford
Sooqs-OTeson >tlrses, Pro ldence Case. OaA, d..
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Foreign Ports.

A, Malaga 9Th ult bark Nlu Il : Laco'g' los . 80
,..dy bre Gem Over. aEd othersas oet1', iei.H
sevsre orrn which prevailed On the lte anu -
i Sand u have injured the iruE crop, anu ''N>et 49,
prces had advanced .,. WILL
sailed from Pof. Vendres, France lth NJ" oHs "'
shal New. lla. New YORK - ~ r..b,-,
Sailed irom Newcastle 18th nit. bark Apollo ing" '''
Naple. faot New York 49,, Inn
A. Honolulu July 233. ship C1rfl. (oi New l'nI'
pen, s. from san Francisco ISL days snpQosci ~
Sailed from So Martins no tle. schr ne 81 h>u
Al Chrucha Islands shout Aug 20 ship fa'mira N.p
ell late Chapman deceased from CAlao 10 .oAd S4ih'
for Liverpool ,. ~. D.. -
Nes<,na 10 load for NevNorA sid i3,h BARK = JAZZ
Jordan Boston. . - u, NJ
Sd rom trieste night Of i7h nit bark Costare DcN
~ for CafanIa Messlua and Bosi n
AZ Al Crebsc an INST schr Thos. VI Mashew SQen-
Ger Msianlas for Montreal.
A, san Juan del sur Aug l6 big Veiona Bowen from
Sa-gi from san Juan { a. goth ult, schr. Magia Of
Ne0huryuort for New NorN
Art A. tlavre 29d uls ship Slraiogl IasN. Lonioa TO
l,aI fr Neg-Nork and atv. % SAL oct lS sd 2o.h'
Sims New Ens and Manson New-Oreans Jno COCKER
Art al Carienas i6h nit brig Capt John, Branscon''
CIenfuecus and Ill. 18Th lnr So a -, Nj " ,s,.-
Ar at SYDNEY y :. W June 8, barn u mel we sS''
Jones. Auck land. H.. ,,-.,,., ri,,a
Adams New York 6ih. bark - Andrew D'"he' Ne"
York. sd 9Th.
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WIILJAMSBURGH.
~ The Opposition Delegates for O0a'

~ The Opposition Delegates Tor '0un's
and Assembly are as follows -u.,,,,,. nr
n, rs,, -Couutv-Gahrie W. Cot. W. Z .rhiiip'' u
W r J Thompson, J Palmer o.n, Geo Thompson,
Ass,mblg-John Berry, Demas o'f'hs' w.
c 6r@ 1cnnf-Jas Murphy Gee l. FOX Ia" "'0
NcHugh. X Ward. , ~ u,ghes p Taggars
oa III Connfy-C H Barter Stephen h'1e' DANIEL
Lester s'tenrsiion HayiAnd, Jas Mulhn ,ohn Maerz'
Daniel Feekes 800, r
ON the Assembly Convention VIII fall the duty o.
electing Delegate to the Judicial Convention.
ELECTION DISTRICTS. The following are
the new Election Districts fixed upon by the As
SCISSORS, Supervisors, and Town Clerk. The DIVISION
viii not take effect for year hence-consequen,ly
the ensuing election Will be held at place IN each
District Of yore
First WaYG-Ist D.st.-Bounded ty the Easi Hvet'
prooklvn line South FIfhs ami Fourti-st lla DIS
Tonrfh q Grand-st Ets. River. and south fhtA 81
ina I,,s. South Fourth = Grand - Union aVt ana
Tenrth-st IVth DIST FoUrh-st, Brooklyn line, south
Fourih-st and mon av. 90, >-,h
rnn,tb u and Flth-st lid Dist-Easi klver Bush~i
Creet Fifh-st and North tourth-st Hid Dist-l'faH1
Al Fifth 81 and Union az. -, r.
Third Uard-Yst Distinctly Union ay. NFckoi-st,
and noTfhe and easteriy by the Bushwick line ia DIST
By Wyckof-s 81 Union av Bushwlcs aY Ne"to"n roa1
and DIv,sOn-av.
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PHILADELPHIA. Octll-iuircf-B& Fnrkim. Milton
ell IcghOTn brigs Montague. Mah0ny, Mafehtm Dos
ter troweif Hanfax y : America. freadwel, 81 le'n
schIs lass Blower Leeds Nlnt lcket A. lieaioh om-
u.s. New haven keudlskoag Bray. Fall River W. II
Wellington. Tibhetts Brookiyne, Ne: Emily We've
Gaelic SNOW. do NJ b Mahony, COTson. do judith
Ward Tucker, Richmond, Va trecian, Wells newark
Daniel Webster, FokcIts, Middleton John $ CHnel.y
Providence Oraioo. Fason. ghton Cicern BikerPfo
violence Robert Miller Norton Boston, Ma'ynl, VA
thews do soop Copy. Davis Sag harhor steamer Onei-
Ga. O'Neh. New York.
Kenneoec seymour. NeN-YoTk; PtAnsy Is ma Walton
Richmond. ship Tnos II Perkins. Wiley Mobile barss
Gem Nicker.on. Boston Chesapeake, Pike, Orleans
I X HaIcltiue. CuttIcll, ApllacAcpia, Columbia lN
lor Wilmington y & hr.s Montague VI thony, New
buryport: Random CroNtll BuJ'ol x l. Onn).o, Has
keI LINN, Mass. Aonan, Morton, BostlA; Julia Ann,
Comefy do f. Baldwin, Montgomery. Boston Ben
o. Ella Hchborn do schrs. Cicero, Baker. Providence
Roberi Miller, Portland L.. b. Wales, lule, Ba,ba-
does. Mail CrONel. Providence VI / Lnteroh,
Sm.,s Wlmincion. \ C. Gen TAYLOR swan Hartford
Kate Stewart Dennis. Ale xandra; Daniel Webster Boz
KITS Norwich Malvern. Matthews Boston ksDecc 4
Fog Cont, Milton A. Heaton, Thomas. New Haven
Keuduskeag, BRAY. salem. W. II Wellington, TiDbet's -
Boston Sa,ley Ann, Clark, DO John Connolly BROOK
In. OIaoo Falson. Dishtso, Grecap Wells, r Green
wich. Leaning Corson, Somerset mos Cas- Al III
Ion Peekstll: Schuglkill Boy Barrett. New York s.
Helena Hatch, Old Cambrdge slo2ns Jas D Locss, =
pp Wilmington; bargcs Passaic, Hewitt, New YORK
ChOctaw, String, do Delaware kyan, DO hchsaA'
Warehouse. NeW-Eork.
NEWPORT oct, Arr. schr Adyenturer. Prentice
Bristol for NeSIoIk; Exact Chase HaNslch, for FAl
River NJ. r. ~
Thorn, DuItee Co for Albany
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Spsksn, &c.

sen Ia So long IS snip tnied STATE, Calsn IN b
Oct s. lat 3 a. long Sc g. ship Andalgs.a. Wilson Ia
Canton for New YORK.
Si So at 3 81 long it Vas seen Dutch org Bofsas,
Nh SO I'm st0n Tor Rotterdam
J,Yz7 lat p V. long q S. BARK Jeran, Gamer In
Boston for Zanzibar and Mozamoiqoe.
Sept g. la 80 H. long L. b. ship judah lluro, LEWIS
IN. Liverpool fr New-Oriean.
Set H. lat - long Il W shlp Iempesi, P-g!en in.
LiyeIpo4 for Nsw-NlTk
Segt IS lat i9 20. long 20. shp Margare; Evans Is
In London for New YORK.
Seyt p 1t - 2. long 2 10 snip Peer MIS- b,
r, cswsl. n. Antwerp for New-foTs
oct :, ~ nl,s II Cape Henry, brig Ora Iat,, t1m
Charleston r. Province.
oct 2 La 40 b. loag 90 bsrx Ns,hl Blake I'm Boston
III hayaA-t
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The JEWEL OF MASSACHUSETTS,

The JEWEL OF MASSACHUSETTS,
WINTHROP, in an address delivered on Thursday last,
at an agricultural dinner al Northampton, which, IS
his speeches are apt TO be- was both elegan, and elo
Q1eni, thus happily alluded to the Common Schools
Of tina, noble state
other nations may boast OF then magnificent
gems and monster diamonds. Our hoAsaO0r IS our
common school system. This is our M0NHtssR Of
LssRf, no, snatched, indeed, as prlZe from a bar
oaroGS foe,-noi designed only 10 deck a royal
brow, or 10 nradlste Crystal Palace out whose
pure and penetrating ray llumlnes every brow and
enlightens every mind. and cheers every heart and
every hearihs,ons IN the land,-and which saoplles
from its exhaustless mines, ornaments of grace
unto the head and chains upon the neck OF every
son and daughter Of Massachusetts,
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go The following is an extract of 4 letter
in The n. o. PicayHne of the It'll, dated
HANANA. Seni. 22. lshI-

HAVANA Sept, p, 1851
Ten more have been brough, IN, whose names
YOU viii find at foot. Preparations are beng made
Tor their embaTcation and all that are well eaoush
TO SO, Will DC sent of BY SUNDAY next. the bng
Rpa, for SPAN. Some few changes take place
among them, such as taking some out and sending
others INTO the hospital, but al doing very welt
and none are likely 20 make a die OF n, from any OF
their sent alhngs. Col, Blumcnthal am told has
been brought to the city, but nc is condned with
the rest OF the prisoners and can learn nothing ur
ther about hun.
We have some rumors from Puerto Principe and
Las TlniS. Some call II new outbreak but from
what | can learn believe II 10 be the same parties
at Cascorro who have been making head again.
One thousand men we're detached from Puerto Prn-
cipe 90 Paclfe them, rs II Is here called.
court martial Is sitting on board the Albany
upon some seaInen Who deserted 10 not KNOW
the particulars of The affair.
Very truly, yours, LVcIAN.
The following Is = list of the prisoners brought
INTO Havana since the l1th September:
Edward Connolly, Ireland Louis Maggie, Missouri
James MYERS, Ireland Joseph Myers Ireland John
Seifer,, indiana Michael Lyons, Ireland John
Doyle. England George Harrison, District Of Co.
lumbia William Young, Ireland John L. SmiIh,
Ireland
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Arrived.

SIP Cornelia French, Liver oa a days, u.is aal ~
spoke ship Joseph Walker, Hoxie hence f1r Liverpool
S.,p Republic Marsasli Hsyre 30 days, mdse aud 3 4
ship steering east showing blue and yellow s.gnal
long ~ 40 spoke bark Edwin. leO d. I'm Baavs for Be-
Ion -. rs - ~ % long g. 81 spOAe schr SAN II
Bar Ala mode. ef Plymouth. Mass Brewer. Cardiff
u Gays ta.lIeaa non T. Croo.s vessel = nas..r
ballast. to } B 4 c. A Hanatsn y > 10 '''S III
baIk oIion Jones r. dc JaHeHo 70 GAYS coffee &c
BIZ Orlando, Towulev, jacksonville. 70 DAYS ll 20
Brg sutton. fof BOSTON Ief,vour. Busno. A.. A.,
Is. Light sup 1870 hides. noins, Sc 10 y G h Dns II
heS,9n OCT AT % a. long . a. passed rg seeriag
Rrs Reindeer, Chace. san Franc So. "a Rhode
Jane 40 days, nldse.. % JOSEPH Il. u " y - ''' -
Big NaherdIrg. Dunscor.h L. Deu,-,-. G.. D
TurAs Island, Sent g SAT. 70 J. 81 smith - rs ~
an Ssss9s a, DrH aJlra SaT big Aibenarle al tie
BIig Beis Poole Steele. Daren. Ga Is days lumber. to
$. sc4I sdg 9 sase HesdieY, sprcaa days IL &
las LoNnO To Charleston
SEN So enor, Grover. Roc.iAId. day.. llnse
SeLr Henry {. Lowell. Sherman RYcs lsrs H. 1.-s
Sen Aelbcurnt, Everett. RecNland DAYS l--SS ~
Ser ZeJayI Clarke, Racslsnd. 5 DAYS, line
Scar ( II. Herr4cK. Rhodes. Roc land 5 DAYS l,s
SelI tsEle, Rhodes. Roe$and days. Lime
H. TONER PuFser' B's'on days indse % E "
70 sA5 sss Kns JaeSsonylls F. . DAYS lumber
HsEsoe Greelsy, Tor New-York. '-'-- = ''-sil' 'A1
sehr haHsll Lampsln. Richmond. s DAYS s,n,
sea- Nan. Lsnsford Virginia days rotators
Sch Champion, johnson. Virgins jaTs rsss;os.
:, = VI l. Welmore, etm re- irgln,a a. -, 80
scar stephen " 1termau, DCans Hsrvgrh = L. .
arc mackerel. - mssier '' Gays Isl
Sshr Ns~-Loneon. Latham, w4r,hl days nal. T.,
N SARAH Psrry, New Bedford. ? daFs on
Sch, . A hoalt Bal. Fail River. cars ua.e .aa
sesI R:ssg.. French Fan River. a DAYS. me..
sShi fa>ion Kelley, Boston, G4ys mdse t,S "a
SchTj AlOnzO Steryg N.wber, n n "a
sio'es o. ;. L Mitchell 4 Co - = --9s naV4
Schr. l. Crook Iamsaa Alexana-,. s5.
= ar Mplre, buAlstsaG. AlexaEdna. DAYS w.,
ssh fhAio Lawrence, Alexandria, days cal
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Whaiers.

sd ircu Naur cSs o.. gh. shrs NOrnaR, Chase and
Rambler Porter ElsaIoFE. = complete htng FOR Pacific
Ocean.
ia from New Bedford &C. Oh sings Nagara fof air.
taveBJ tr N,sfh Pacific ono fr IL I'D Bars Vernon
Tor do
sqoEEN-feb - - u la S.. ships Tas-lngr.n Pal
,rer " s. I mos Qua. 700 1bls. Wha ou.
Ar AZ Gardiner B4y. Sag Hargr bl ms. ship IS
earora Lsek Pacific Ocean of and for Cold Spring 80
vi oil SD bark Alice Arctic Ocean, Of and from Geld
Head from prevlsls Alg. J., snip Ca.awsa swain
Nantucket, ~ 81.
Letter iron CAPT Smith of bIN Mar, Francs Of " u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-13

IN ship Coraeho, from Lccrpool-W Wilson Mr. Brown,
Mr. Wallace, s Rodgers J ). Bmyson. No. NOwa aai
daughter. MI Haddork. Mr. Lawson Mr.. and Mrs Wars
Mr.. ard Mrs Bryns, Mrs DAILY. Mr.. Howe
In sip RcDuLbc. from H0rreNions p Louuener OF El-
yanai Mrs Julia Montana and son
IN sgip Western World from L'rerp00'-Thps. OBrien,
Mrs Fisher Mason Usher
IN jark Element, from Haltar, y. S-Mr Ryan and
daughter
Ia bra Rein4ecr. from san Franc c0-Iohn A Btc1u,
Spooner Bshcock. IT Mass Saml Bracket, 0t Nal4C,
Mrs IIanasizy and children, of California A. X lss-
bury OF Mass.
Briq Xeaophoa, from M'dnraA sus'e Cl9pata.ne, y.
A 1nnnes
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To Mariners.

4 notice 81 the latitude and longitude Of Dis.nDoInt-
uent Island and Point LLOYD the Pacific Ocean, gng
the POUNDS ii tie a. from the osery anon Of
Lieut. Com T. j PAGE ; =. IS not Jnly yerY e-rlle-
0us and calculated sload b., IS enrcly ulagthor-
ned Lieut. Page has made cmmlnic -. ~ o. the
newSuareIs and the larces and longlfes Pc res are
YER from those pub shed Editors VINO have
published The referred TO- and who Nsh - the
M much perp.erIy, vi. please publish TINS notice
AIOtlsr core q0udeEt desires rs 10 "a TIA, lie .
PAGE beS gwen o. those Islands any other position
than that ascrihed % them by Gait 3rcclsy,
Poal's Island Port Loyd. Lat. y y. Loo IiZ- u +
appointment Island. Lat - i6 Y. In lig- 5
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- ,c,ts her n Tomhsz. Aug. n. with 80 oes 81. OF
rs1,s q T,mb.z day. bark |aparas ti' yetti"'
-, p5f,fa 9Ce 81 Heard from IN Jane, bark promo
narret- ~ arfen. go bhls -, O.. 81, W.,
, r,ne,ts Ter AZ Paya Sept y, with 100 Dds 80 OH "a
boa-, sent home &o0 81 -, - ~ poif,,l
Ho,ts her az New Bay n Holland. july - IA mos on
with 80 hhls So oil -. -, A.. pr,,,..
~ and from New Bedford, cruising
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srbr 6 Beven Rasseti. Plymouth. L. 10 nAls'
.hIneles SD IN CO with schi : VI. BuFiis ios
tCD--Sre arashI9s Empire Ciy, ChaSTes salt
$500 Coo W fBr GLASGOW, Son hsrGer, n tlirs
~ t'orila, savannah holnoke, Richmond NY y"
Fahrcrd. do 49,
sFMORANDA-The shius Golien Gaze, ani WI
p,gen Tor san Fran CISCO Gala. TT Have NsN-t
nr Ctsreston Conqueror Tor Liverpoo aaf halii'fu'
for Savar nah are a, anchor IN the : ". SPIT
WIND-SuusetS + . with fog.
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AMERICANS IN lTALY.-We take the FOL-
loving from letter in Tss Neeark DAILY Adrev,ser
dated Genoa, Sept. 81
"Mr Baker of Ohio. is now fully installed as Con-
sui OF the United States al this port. Com. Morgan
is at Smyrna, and will remain in the Mediterranean
with the flag ship Independence until next Spring
Among the American yisiters IN the vicinity
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notice Hon John VI. Niles OF Connecticut iorlh1I re
limited state. Senator, Postmaster Genefhi o. ..r
goes ycrce tomorrow oy Msy 81 lend the WHITE
and Mrs Caller, and VII prooaois SpeA" '"'
al Florence Rome and Naples
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Receipts of Produce.

BIZ the North Rirer Boats Sotrdqy25 942 bbs Flour
IA do Ashes; l98d, Whisky 1903 do Beef 500 bags Meal
$3.50 pkcs. Butter 1910 do Cheese 4,ll9 bush Wheat
Il 500 do Oats; sl3 do Barley 3oli8doC i23 sides
Leather bales Wool.
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MARRIED.
DIED.

At Carlisle. Penn on Thursday, Oct. Q, nv Rev Profess
sor Tiffany Rev JOHN McCLINTOCK. ID, Of New
York to Mrs CATHERINE w. EMORY, of Carlisle.
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MINIATURE ALMAEAo.--.rHIs DAT.
SUN-Rises...6 Sets---.3 . MOOS-hses ----1 ga
HIGH wATER.---Oct -.
Sandy Hook 10 00a Gov Island ~ Jja Hell Gate y ga