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The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-04-10
The Virginia Resolutions.


The Richmond Enquirer Of the Goth ult
contains the preamble and resolutions, Al
they were adopted by the House of Dele
gates with the vote given on each. They
are as follows;
Whereas, the Legislature of the State O
South Carolina has passed an act to provide
for the appointment of Delegates to South
ern Congress, "to be entrusted with full DOW
or and authority to deliberate with the view
and intention of resisting further aggression
and if possible of restoring the constitution
nj rights of the South and if not, to recon-
mend due provision for her future safety and
Independence; ;" which act has been formally
communicated to this General Assembly:
Agreed to without division.
Is. b Il therefore Resolced, by the Gen
erat assembly IF IIryiaja That whilst this
State deeply sympathises with South Carroll
ma IN the feelings excited by the unwarranta-
bic Interference Of the non slaveholdng
States with our common institutions, and
whilst diversity of opinion exists among the
people of this commonwealth i'll regard to the
wisdom. Justice and constitutionality of the
measures Of the late Congress of the United
States, taken as a whole, and commonly
known rs the compromise measures; yet the
Legislature of Virginia deems it duty to
declare to her sister State of South Carolina,
that the people Of this State are unwilling to
take any action On consequence of the same)
calculated 10 destroy the integrity Of this
Union.
Ayes 10, noes MIR. Harrison
Resolrcd, ,. That, regarding the said acts
Of the Congress of the United States, taken
together, rs an adjustment of the exciting
questions towhich they relate, and cherishing
the hope that if fairly executed, they will
restore to the country that harmony and con
fidencc, which of late have been so unhappily
disturbed, the State of Virginia deems it I'M
wise On the present condition Of the country
to send delegates to the proposed Southern
Congress
Ayes 10, noes 3--Messrs. Harrison, Butt
and Tomlin.
RcSo2red Sd. That Virginia earnestly and
af1ectionately appeals to her sister State of
South Carolina to desist from any aTneditated
secession upon her part, which cannot but
tend to the destruction of the Union, and
the loss to all of the States of the benefits
that spring from it.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-04-10

BosToN. 1pyH 1.-The grand jury haye
Ia true bills Of Indictment against Elizur
NNicht. editor of the Commonwealth news
Der, and Messrs. Scott and Hays, for being
ncerned in the rescue of the Fugitive Slave
Hadrach. Their trial on the indictments,
ines off four weeks hence.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-04-10
Also, ChiaoIdine on Im0rph0ul Qnlnine,

Also, UhIlOldlDe or anonymous QlfilllIlr,
one Of the most desirable articles of the day in
treating intermittent diseases, full directions ac-
leompanying eachpackaee. Citrate of Quinipe tor
delicate cases possessing al the properties Of
Sulplatc only IN milder form, Phosphate Of Ann
monia the new remedy for Govt, Chronic and
InfiaInatory Rhucmatisln
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" York. Gpsl Bureu g., Nstrass., Psr'he, DO Johh
I.n.s smith a.. Iohn Stsel Tguor. Alexandria, Trg
phena Lewis Albany. II walstc5:i. Wines. WlinRs lon.
y &; Davidson. Drscon. Albany. SD SCI. Sy1ya' 3D.
,rar,is New Yors Emma Tuttle. -. p r: WaltasA
SALEM June le-Arr n 1yro. GRAN, Baltimore ior
Rafh. A Heath. Carver. EsfN. c., lgCr, bfrtha,
Hairs CALAIS: Aurora. Bllir,s bangor; May inl Met
calf do, Ahly Weld Bn.r. Beias- Frcden'a CummnFsi
Plymouth Beach where she vent ashore ApU I'D o AL
fT Jonesuort. Exaleth Jones -ton. fr Bangor, LIZ
4 Nance, Eastman Boston, for Casino Sd. brss hns-
line Montague aud large cet Il coasters bound snd =
SAG HARBOR. June l--Arr sch Gel..s- Gram. B4a-or.
STONINGTON. June ii;h-Ar Ouch tars ii n- ho--'
Wander Pg.tCn. SION. % load "a ior Rotterdam, loh
NAL Cobb. Pt .adrlphl flr Prdvlace,ovu. Thomas
smith. Clifford Albany. i- Bedford sooq Emily Pfa'i
New YORK ftr Taunton
WILMINGTON. June Ii--Arr big X p Cushing. Col
cord NYors, 18th ohs Geo VI Aote>cn p lniTer blt-
more. LamaTtne Turner. Nlork Cid lfh. srns tseora
Harms. Somers Philadelphia. " Brown, Hulse. Nfor.,
10Th. sch Elizabeth. Ruml-. Norfolk, i7th Fanner,
Van Glider Phi.ad.
WEYMOUTH June l5-iu sch Geo Wa,hm-ton. r g
ers Bangor l7th. .cls LADY Catherine. DAVIS. PnAdel-
ph.a Catherine. Rider. Bangor.
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ads lDhis Francs Ha.eii, walden d. bsni hecVc,'
reeve do, Ro,nury Secls Bsinm,re VA Wsssham U
cerc. Fa.eI Phladelghs- siop i@sh-'h- hy"ehoNrs'
N-Yrrs r,,,.,,. -,
prov deuee, Brown Nfort. ,.
Inc srh.euer Rou-da. teUUe fr Ftil ent 70 sec Ia
'ptoIET1 AND. Inc le-Arr schs Aovaadna. Philale
bs- Cen Caeg EYprs CD tres GeG Marion. Porto Rlfo'
VI ntrrso Cuha, ychs yn' % re hs'l1a> Cii.ea ""
salem. I4ae le-A-r trr Latco Rondost Sid brig
SWs,Ri,TIi4M' iGne a-Au .rhs Alexander, VI F.,h.
Phiidelptf4. Cen Marion. kiork sd scis Ocean Wave
baltimore: Edward. Franklin ~. iadeiF MA
POSTS,N Truc ,- AIT rarss Menmac. Gen Ics, 90 am
OAK Ptfade pho. burs Alivrt F'aunr AleNuiua, Ny
(,-,r,s and Andrew BrrH. Albany cinderella Clafeh-
dou Odd Fellow. Re- Grand' II n bu'Aan "ac.i ann
"a an Ru Pac.. go Crerheas Rart.n NcwO-is.s.
t-oS Eaf,ysrl AIea- lodc5 r.. Havana chs Ann Lin
er,5kvIaS s, John. NJ. " Dsou and hn Ravens.
Arrtars fremont Philadelphia; sch John Payne Aur
cr,e Tuno T. left .che Northern LlEAt. Boston da~-
Arr asa Nay Elizabeth Ann. Boston, arr June J. sens A
hon Charleston. Acklam and AtemaG. Pnilad.
NEW BEDFORD. June Mr. sons h'hFle'fa. PhNa-
delrhia. X Smith, Albany
Cld ship Zone. Pacific,
RICHMOND, June lS-Arf seas + Bfo"n' and Mary
NEWPORT. June Orr ,chs Alabama. Sears, Bo>;on
for Pbadelpha Beuial Watson Campbell Providence for
ALBANY: soOls Caroline, HI, Ne" ~ li1fl Tor YORK
Triumph Robinson Nantucket for do WI Mount. liaw-
PN-ArT sch Detroit, Titus Rondo1f
FALL RIVER. June ia-Arr schs Sfon, C9rson. P1ll-
adeluha sloops SenanI ThrcSner, Nhork Tor Dghion'
Jas forham Nichols. Albany ,
Sld Srh Nathan Craig sawyer. Philadelphia; Ann
Holmes. DAVIS. Albany.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
yokT OF NEw-YoRK June 80.
Cleared.

c,.. c,i-,-a P.vn.t-. y Orleans " Nelson. N"o'.
Tbonas IIvcrrcoi MoCi.w, Foster Co. COLUMBIA n ON
lev CharIeston Thos Warllc ludcpc lde.ee tral-ei
rega & Co. -, p.-., 10 rR-.,.sl-
mann. Harvard Goodman Havana, BnrN to 81,
sb Oneen fBrl Conway KifchIne. Mar MoTrls 70
,eau Glasgow Durham x Drmon; KEEPER. Saaw, new.
leans Barrlav Livingston; Gypsy. hanson, ho J'he''
Allen PaVson- 90. NJ, G.. -,.. 7 m
,,nd j. Co. Arthur Leary Mcneil, $ Thomas. kisseu -
Srbo1ner.-Geo washington. Brady, Phlade hi JliAld'
RiackTycIl Wilmington. Zcblcr. Exceed lBr, Sanh-
deTs Abaco c Kirby. Aonan lBr). Roberts y !s>al.
NJ r Ackerly. Com Kearney Lowell, b Json. W Lew
-. New Republic Darling, Philadelphia, Underwood \
Wiley: Gazelle Ferguson, Bristol ,c,,.
Cfeamcr-Quehec. Seymour. Pr adeip hia, VI Nah'i'4u
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TRAVELLING.

T. :. PASSPORTS for EUROPE, CAL
= . IFORNTA, Cuba, &c.-Indispensable 20 travellers
protection against foreign aggression Visitors 10
the Worlds Fax" require then. more especially they
VISIT the Continent, where no person permitted o. and
without passport AmeucanS applying for letters 20 the
London Post-Ofce must produce tAer passports Issued
by J. B. MONIES. Notary ? ablc. 6 Broadway.
B-J. b. MONIES IS Commissioner for nearly every
State DO the Union. Jeyu Tvs
NOR LIYERPOOL-Packet of 26th
a June The magnificent and fiyorite packet ship
ROSCllS, Can't. Oliver EldTdge, VIII sal - above, her
regular day For fr KIT passage having unrVded 2c-
CommCda0s. apply Ou board 20 10 East RIVER. OF 10
my29 If SPOFFORD. TILESlON co. IS Souil-st.
NOR LIEERPOOL-l'nited States
Il Mail steamship PACIFIC. Capt Ezra Nye. THIS
steamship VIII depart with the mails Tor Europe posi-
lively SATl RDAY. 2lSt June 10 - o'clock VI from her
berth the foot of Cana-st No berth ed t palt or
All letters and papers must pass through the Post Odce
For ire git passage having uu'Qaai,d accommodations
for t.cgalct and comic C.. apply 90
EW'D X COLLINS. Sc Wall->t.
POSITIVELY nh freight VIII De received on board after
THURSDAY evening. IGnc 18Th
The steamer ARCTIC vln succeed the Pacific and sad
July 9TH. lc3u
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nnnlcstic Ports.

,,t-D ,N-T,pr. - ~ A. ..l.. d .r.l+.r Da--a,
NY-rE. Coucla 4 Croos Grant dog Il + Stocat,
g. 81 sch Meteor. k per. WIndes
-Nsr0ttiN or,s," ST 'pF -; ohr s -'- s 7 - r.
- Navs ~ j. ga ~ 10y. INll.ll iIINI.- IIN.
SIR ,eT' 81 " sI'H mo 10 q IN IA .'s.
10, ygs1' .5a 9515.S ia T95I {6US,9Rl II lSR,
ior san Frlcisc0 lFh scb FraUca hclcc, Henderson,
Dirl Ieui> a. Arco lrS C0lDrr d0 o. h. bark Ocean
Rud LEWIS lv. success triu-. dos 26th, Ola Helm.
10, 2Sth steamer Coumb.a Lersy DO brig iorg nd Mod
thron. io 2fh. bark Abby Baker. Powers. DO
BALTIMORE. June la-Arr hns John Sii'unSs'
ton, steamer keiei, >.nler from below h"po.S utih
kuol Capt offered assistance. h1' was reused
gd L-,r, Egts psrla-..t psD. NorlWW Pr D8.
- f- N u.i,-.,. 80 4, -,,,e,rs <, ,i,,ts>
ShaiI, SION scHfs Aat lower os-rT b,i'-' john DE
II N,e,'tt,II,s ~ it'A 81 g. n tr.r--t De-.
5sncs CiP ia,i f5' 81 6,c'r W-.bsl r itmor.
Dsr, = w. ny + > & T y1slrii Pr
Stnce' III M1u.I, S'-l'eI' Ne'-iif,l, Q1,, s
"'pOcTCt,-N,. ~ = j. u.i'' I'D, H.. p-,
prree'- ~, T-ortf,- m phie5siob,1- Jol,r C9bv
MeaSse Ss H p az l. 9s r5 ~,
hayaga nate A,,e Low, Ch1riest,,q1. Kehe; H1wes
, .l.u' ne ~ "a q e.' w. ~ s =
"a Ia ~ l., .' : " $500 - =
Ia Tvs ta>-,i', y .--.A; e,. 5..' y
PariN 49,. Sn,Sta Ct9'j- Wasb,r,Stl- Nt,. 60
STcNSll Plads lpa loa>y 1s'sI oaoo-er d. Cru
-. ~ -. NTr-- p,,.,.. Ia Nr-o.- \ - -
-'-' ~ "a, " ~, - - nc
CAGE hoStIs --"> ii5'''pA' l.se ha1so' susan h
htst@ uil7' ne Nai'..s - So " 45nls mum
Boston, lAos + hnoA- mas hraih' Gfald Iurk sch ID
btVhlpNf J.Ht i--Nll sc- james b-sre-i- C2l-'
F.iiaStt ,.4.,, ,-
i--to' it..a, i'tL -, >.ts u 'i blics r. Al'il.
psssA' g.. T,, - yy Passed down. sch Harvest
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Gid al NBtdford 18th MS ship Minerva, REYNOLDS North
Pacific Ocean Bark Elisha Dunbar. for the Indian Oceon,
made PREPARATION 90 clear Sld sIup Frances Hemeita,
SWAIN. = Pacific Ocean.
Sid from Isle Of Franc, Apu r. bark Alto, Lakeman for
NBediord. with fun cargo 50 o. all uel pat ia for pro-
visions and water
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BY TELEGRAPH.

No1 OF \. juno lS-Cld L : slooe Fis1crih. Tor tae
f.si tndteS, bug Royal Salier. sor Dcmarara
ie htnpt.n ksats, sCis Barnard Arno'l MAJ Fl b.
\ NSn'ln. Jersey oak, 4 Known. laos Harms BasuE
Maiasofdai Ann EhEa 4L Ia la.rs RIVER l.oaal flr \
York ~
Cd Isaac D Com. Ga F.eJ,u,s,sa7s lor NYork. trs
SCUBA. Ter " lntf>
PROVIDENCE. Jure ls--tu ..t-s MAJ Croue1. Pin
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IS
Tro Dali Lues through sscl ,re.
on MONDAY June l6 the road VIII oe oltll IT, travel
between Ii .dson and A Ii1ly.
on and after t.ls date Tie Trans run Q, i"s 81 --
IEAyE NEw-YoRE. GOING NORTH
Prom Hffce. nea- Chauners-sr,
Al AN ior POUGHKEEPsIE, stopping az way sf1-
AfsAN f- ALBANY stopping u Mauh.tia-vil.e.
Yau.er, pff~' T.fv rarr,roau. S.us Sug. Pefsssll.
ClIrsons Co.j S1uus. F.,sl. New Hamburger. Po--l-
keepse thence tr steamer ARMENIA g. Hs 10. t1lcl-
iu. % intermediate places the rvtr Nlere the Trans
vll receive he passengers aud .ani thea l Albany 10
Al r. PM. Toy POUGHKEEPSIE. lae.-ht t-aml
AtsiP ii fsr P6TGHKEEPSIE. stopping Al MaaAa;-
tanYile. One Hundred and Frty-seco1d-st .ilAer'r
Dootss Ferry. Dfarn2n iarrl town. s---,si1s'
PeessAli. Garuso-s. Cold Sprlne F.s1kl, L1N Fl4u-
New Hami ursh ana MionFeuy.
A. P VI Nr ALBANY, sioppn s ~ Tar to-h >-ls
sing Basr0hei PeekS.ll Garrison Gold S1rn- Fis-ll
New -Hamburgh and 20 gaAeesr and thence D steamer
:. n f,.u ana lg Ksi.roa o. Altauf az atolt i0 u
At4.P II f,r rARRYTOWN Gals. stopping 81 aL way
stations ,oufh II Tarry-avn
AttP VI. iar PEEKSKILL. stopping o. ID eay s,a-
1rArE ror0HEEErsrE. GOING SOUTH.
Ate AN Tor NEW-YORK, stoQ1lnE li Niltoa Fery.
NeF ha-ltl-gh. L" Point FisAsi... Cod sr-- Gas
nsons, Peeks.lll asca,e-, Cr..a; sag sEs Tan VA
Dearuln Doots Ferry n lst--s. 1nker. one Hundred
and Fifiy-secout-st.. and nanha-tauvlLls
stepping % az way stations signal
A. NJ 4 VI. flr NEW-NORk .or 90 aruyal III bat
iros HudSn, bringing passeaEe-s froa Albany Stopping
Peekskill Be>cchei sag Slus TaF1town Doloss Fe-ry
and NDnkeYs. arrnll. ~ 0 "
stations
Alp NJ fgr NEW YORK. lor ol ARRIVAL Of bat fron
hucsn s,vl. az a. jis pfifia- a. stations, ai Tca
IEkyE PEIN-EI fcR NEE-YcFE.
a. G. N .teg .Es Q. arg N-7 81 SINAI
Lave IARAYTCFS fcE My
~ 60 u stlll.ls % ALL W. st4,fE.-
t-sstl.t-, H-l .ilf4-t tOaf.t 'sl-c f.r- 81 r-t.
ollNEk LIE
- y
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NEW YORK and ERIE RAILROAD

- d II
Of DUANE 81 daily. Sundays rNcen-eIN
MORNING EMPRESS TRAIN at6 v ~ Dpr.
k,rS s;opuing only a' SlAcfu> Chester lat'fNf nr.
ware. NaIFoW shur b. DEPOSIT. Hehanna, klsa nQta
O~cso. WaFcrly, E.uifa, Cornn-. s.ln, ii,'4 ,gs
and O.oan THIS Train connect - DanAllN A'l lac -
,pendid ~ aIntrs. 81 uhch Leaves nsuo , IN a.
NAL II the cars. tr Cleveland. direct. arrivals a tn,
~ tak, the Empress Tram tur Carlna Pase lg,S o.
t,,uc,a Rochester amt Buffalo take tls tr-l aa1 arrs
a Geneva the same evening" arG A. koclei,r -al Bl4s
MAIL TRAIN. ~ "a NJ. va Pierroai. s'cgt,ss AZ
I'D the stations ana arriving 10 kmia 40 g. 2 VI rhi,
tfn remains az k.ua 900 nigAt. and proceed, morn.
.. N s oclocs arrlNlng DUnNr, the are -ltsn
WAY TRAIN. at NJ. VIA Piennoai. {. ile and
al intermediate >taiiouS
AWAY TRAIN. D p VI .utJerScy CT. f,r O'l>,l.
5 EVENING EMPRESS TRAIN. 40 VI ios Dan.
XIX stopping ~ the Stations as The e., EEppSs
Tram. Except AGd.Son' and % [ alon
This Tram connects - DunNlrk with the >gCaCd steam.
as NIAGARA, KEYSTONE STATE and OF ZEN
CITY one OF which VIII leave for DETROIT. direct. "a
thu ARRIVAL uf the cars sind connect 10 Detroit WIZ fle VI.
uncsS Trans ou the MICHIGAN CENTRAL NAIL.
ROAD foI Chicago. Milwaukee. a..
Passengers loT Geneva, Rochester ana bl'..o faAas
tins Tram arrive at Geneva neN morning. and a. kche,.
.si and Buffalo m s,i, auce 81 ans other iin,
IRAINS 40 NhW-NoRk.
o. MORNING EMPRESS TRAIN, leaves l.hNlrA a.
"a VI stopping AZ tAc same Stations as gong We and
riNlug m New y ORR ,ls same evening.
. WAY TRAIN. leaves Otsvillc az q. 4 NJ. s'opl>ag
40 an The stations. arriving IN New-lorA AZ 10 -
3 MAII IR AIN. leaves N1uAlfh AZ iu \ NJ Nnrpng
% an me stations and arrives ~ klmira 40 q VI .
MAIL TRAIN. leaves Geneva 10 \ VI sod Elmi-
ats NJ. stopping az al the Stations, anr ARRIVES "a
5 EVENING EXPRESS TRAIN. leaves DauAig. a.
= stopping 100 tc same places gumg ~t,'. and az
uyeS m New-Nork the next forenoon.
FREIGHT TRAINS .ea'c nom psr ~ 'i b''ne-s' /,
az z NJ fog all stations GA the Road ana o. Rochester
and h falo .
Ic 9u CHARLES MiNOl' >Hi'i i''h"'nt
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- -. % -, N NIT e2t12 . % g va ~, -
- .nJ So. troc.ns 6gcss '1f and goat do e
~ ia,s.,-5 ~. "a and ensme'ed shoes, 90 III
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MINIATURE ALNAstc----rHls FAY
- p.,s .zS-S.fs.--..7 81 Nook scS---- - va
o. ,f,e8 wATFk. l.me "a
candy H,-A 81 ~. GOV l>.-nt i'l' IT. ''-'
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PHIL ADELPHIA. June 70 irrircd-Ship Austria.
Boraud Liverpool bark German (Pruss AmSlur. Glas-
COW: hres Mechanic Bryant New Bryant. BRYANT.
do Schs Elizabeth Ann. StcNart, Aiddoflru Lexington,
Fosfer Boston. Flash. Mcclure. New-Nors, y Dc.m-
SON. Corson New York w Corbt. Hewitt Bls'on. Eil
Townsend Corson Providence. Monte Cust0, futile, New
Haven: Capt Tom AcFaIan. Cohaeset, Bradore, Gray.
ew-Bedforl; Chrhuck. Wareham; OBuen' PETERSON
N-- >ork. Laura Jane. hetchum. do. Tyler Robinson
Troy queen Brown, Boston. II THOMPSON. NlcSerson.
salem FLORIDA Jaquc.t. Ncw-York. Corbpho, Rowland,
DchfW. J l. Harmed, x nike. Hartford; steamer ucdn.
Harris New York
CI7rC8-Barks Conrad Smack. RIO De Ianeiro. Ellen.
Ia Tor. Boston, hrgs Mechanic BEan. PoTt,mou,4 De-
aware Brown. Carleuas. Hoaulcr. Hotclkss. Havana,
G. " Bnukenhod Crocker BOSTON, scns John Gfipn. Col
inns, Ragged Island. STATE q. Maine, Ihaer, Bangor,
Henry Freezing. Kelly B6>toA Oliver Peterson Dig Ism
KIM Churhnc do Rralorc Gaiv. New Bedford, Captain
Joan Mcfarland Boston. Monte Chu>to, Tuttle, No
vch Townsend Ca..on. P9Tdenc w. .ta +, Icy
Saoueti Boston. Mar s Rowland. Rowland. 'rTic.l.
sally Ann. CLARK. Boston steamer Empire, Lafmln.
Baltimore
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Passenger Arrived.
ALMANAC

10 s.r. Leftq frc,s 70 ceqay-!tev ! - ~ -, -,
A.. Tbe..,,e C,liard lean Astie Master Ao'ph ''f1
Manuel ailenie
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MORNING LINE for NEw-HAvEN,

I'VE connucnthg MONDAY. May % lhe - li-sss7s,
slCnsd steamer Aida Cart >oue. Viii leave rerk se
wharf EVERY MOANING a. :. o'clocs. g. -Harsa
srTiyng ample AXE the ,uI a'hr Spriar-
a. &c and return NJ vii leave Raslrudd L.if New.
iiryen O'Clock VI Immediately ai;er fEs slsal
II the Boston D:aLct bean Freight 'assp a
reasonable terms Fare "a Fur grhtr IsTtcIa,s
apply e. JAMES BISHOP 8 CO, ttAN'f-ss
rny21
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.OrGHKEEPSIEL LINE ofBARGES.

4 The barge CLINTON. Capt Wiltse, every MON
DAY: EXCHANGE. Cait. Ro>ekrans every Thurs
DAY POUGHKEEPSIE. Capt Hoffman, every : AUX
DAY.t Jocock 2 VI from foot of MURRAY 81 for pas
Seees and freicht The above barges elegani n
n, rod " IA state rooms and spacious AMI comfortable cab
ms, and are express, fitted up for the comfort and COVE
M nee # PASSENGERS and 80 Poushkec1e m 'e
f1r me stages % sharon. Pine PLAINS lnd NewMor- ~
f-,hev information apply On hoard the hargcS or o.
80, WIFI ANfSON VAIL. 1854 Wssf-st
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Arrived.

Br sp Astoria. Jcasns, Liverpool % dS md'e and 10
Par IctiIa iof BALTIMORE Buck. Bordeaux d. bran
d. VINE &C. Durand Co. June ); LAT % 70 Ion D..
passed large steamer steering The L has been ID DAYS
Brazian SsiS Lu1aianaa Mendes ParaNIay %. India
rubber "A Corning x Co. Left DO Amerc.u vessels go
port The 5rig Garland Say.n or salem. sailed ds pre-
Bel an bark Verge Mare, Seykns ANTWERP 30 ds nise
and l70 assengers. A Nottehohn O.. $50,
b. bark Agator. MCGEE, Dublin 81 d. ballast ana 10
passengers Thallen Tate june L ia - H. Ion 'O "s""
several icebeIgs -
Brem bark Copenncus w,eng, ~ d, I'm Bremen ballast
aud 2l8 passengers, Rockwell Bros The is nohu 20
Charleston. put in 90 land passengers .
Rr bark Junior Turner Glasgow % dis wh ml,c ana IJ
BARK joshua Bragdon Wells Barte'. Pa ermo. cort-
ter 80 d. &c to Draper Deyeun IA MS ai -
Bark Fizabdh Means. Hilbert Palermo s. ds and Gio-
raer ~ ofanscs SC 10 Inomas S,a'KeI x co. was .oEeu
bomd to Cadiz june lat So 20 on b % exchanged sii
white and blue. The Z VI brings home MN -" c'H, lper-
atcd from Ccuta prison, ON account ol iSe CUBAN tNpe-
Br bark Phetis Richmond Limerick IS IDS 10 ballast, NJ
Bre L Holt Conncre Calais DIS, lath 80, to Smith *
DANISH brig Conrad Hcpnch Po4au HambqTsa 81. q i Is.
udso and 1873 pass schmidt Balchen. y INST at - ION
300 pass bound New York who had been totally snas-
ted me nent previous ontr'u 5a>I'.au,.' b., i bo-
tight understood Them To- say, had lost The captain over
board wished as TO take OF her passengers bo' beng
crowded ourselves could not DO n.
Brig ii b CROSBY, Drawer d Collins, late Z II Collins
and sesar to Moses TAYLOR Co 2ith ut of Cane An
tome, Samuel Todd seaman died of fever 2Jh was spo-
RI 6rs Yeiooitg White. waterford 81 d. N ballast n
pass Bell Son. The Br scr Eliza Jane was TO san
Brcm brig Hcsperas iIomann Bremen 4l d, balla,a and
% pass Paved>tadt Schumacher
Brig Louisa Stuhhs, lof Hampden Maya -uclFb' ods'
Bas North America, Foster NIaclas jd-. lumber Sop-
SON. Myhcw X Co.
Bns Ciiileu. Brown, Macnas days. hunter Simpson.
."Hy nv q ~, ,1 ,r..h.,.. .1. .I..r c.,r..,,
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GRAND and CHEAP EXCURSION

~ from VIW YORK 70 MOSTRE Al and QC tbEC.
l.c .nclud AZ Soceties aaG F.rcssea, lr Grand l.,
son 20 tx, la ia iaC 70 nth q Asy - - Monr, -
Cucfrc "a H. Canadas TIE tNf'S VII nc >std 1's ~
rsul Fycrs,rn -nr and returning. fst-ca>S pa>>~;'
4 ICED pucc Individuals and Societies ihtc4i -.S
an eVcrrsitu the arm month = August VIII oman ~.
thor information hy applying 90 NN RICHhlLl: IN ,,i
t,re,nwich-,f ~ io GO I STANLEY anil ILo
BACHI Or ilS We>t-st y. y The tcsc's VIII ne - =
frr. . I. n ~ iftcrn DAYS lf>.tr Iff w.
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CHANGE Of HOURS-Commencing

EHANGE Of HOT RS-COmmenclng
" J.le Q. I95i-RAMAPO and PATERSON RAIL
RIO ADS-Erprcss Trans leave S1frrus, follows.
The ARRIVAL u the Ere trans Al O'Clock NJ Stopping
lul a. Rarnse :. Hohok-s. PlteFs1n HlYlsr AID Boil
Spring = l)l O'Clock NJ, Stopping oEy a. Hot okls,
Patterson and Boiling Spriug
Leave New-York Il 0clock II stopping ouy a Pat
erson End Hohosns. ~ ociork VI stopping oaly al
Passalr Bndge Paterson and Hohokgs Il O'Clock VI
sQip-g only a. Boiling Spnng. Hos lers aud kasey
TIE Express trans leave MLIAet-t station, Paier-ol,
for Nsx-fors a. 81 A II and 81 aud los p NJ tie
arrival 4 the trans rum Suaera Tie ~ trans stop AZ
Bergen .glial
WAY TRAINS leave s,-Is' az Z =. NJ and New-York
a'3PM
PATERSON IF AIMS 'save Paterson AZ = all ilf
oc.ocs A VI ard q. O'Clock P N-Lfass Scv-Yogk d; 3
...,s a " AMI 1Ii 3 o'clock NJ
SUNDAY S-f.ave f-,... . = o'c.eck An ard 5
nr'E ~ L..ft v 'r.s q. { sr..c- a VI. anl
ar fR gylsu
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n II, Y . \ = K 4 aud I UANLEH IUN
INSTEAN-PACKET LINE Summer Arrangement -
The steamship MARION. taqt 81 Berry AID steamship
sou IllERNER, Capt. J. DicaA,on VAL rom as follows.
ITlyy yyW y0gK LEAVE CHARLESTON
StberDe- SAT J.re it tP " Maroon. Sat .day J4Uc %
MlU0n 81. .,-4AtlAtt 81
Southcrner 26, lMarlon =. - %
Fo-freighf apply hoard. 10 Per No Nlfn RIVER
and flr MASSAGE &, SPOFFORD IILE>fON \ co.
No. 80 "a South-st
il, 'ii hiding >,.,e, by the Purser on board
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DEGULAR NAIL LINE via Stonine-

Oi4tU LAX MAIL Ii T. via >tOnlnL-
tln or BOSTON. PROVIDENCE. NEW-BED-
FORD. TAUNTON aud NEWPORT, craryus the great
Eastern United states Nal without change IF de-
tenfun The steamer 4 VANDERBILT Capt Joel
Stone. and Commodore CIT " II FraIee. connection
,ltI tine Stolugtou and Providence and Boston and Prov
iJsuce Railroads. leaving Nrw-iorA daily. Sunday
c,H-,d. from Pier y y r ldr-t wharf above Battery
y II all o'clock = n
arrfa rf tAr r~l trn which leave, Boston ar =
p
s.. al . are al2 - a i2I strength, salt ~
larlr7L
1cter shorter lnl mare direct RE 1--
- N ana tlpftlUlsy NpTf0Wf3. While passpAgCTs can
always upon reaching their destination advance
those hy either of the ether routes
The COMMODORE, from New Nork-Mouday ,Weanes-
dar and FRIDAY.
Prom Siouany'on-Tue~lar THURSDAY and saturday
The c VANDERBlLT, nom Nev-lork-Ill'dag.
Thursday aud Saturday
Fr,m >,auneton-Nfondav. "Wednesday and Fndly
B-Pa,s,ugers arr, al az Sil-n-fon proceed lnns-
d4rJ Der Nal Tram 20 Providence and Bos;o. or pee.
,.Ired remain on Lall Ge sAmeta4 SAla, etosgtell
take RE Accommodation Tram from Somngton - ? N
Nhch connects It PTo,teuee with The u VI Tram for
Boston
Baggage Master accompanies the Steamer ana Tran
through each Nay
Newport passengers esve Providence AZ NJ daily
r.f Sundays New BcGord and Taunton passengers pro-
coed Immediately the ARRIVAL Oi the Aal Tram % Mans
field.
For pa.sage t,rths state rus or fre CHIT appl alton
may he made q Per lrt4 RIVER or 70. the onc. Bal
ter place .e2u