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North Carolina standard., 1851-08-13

All in6delity proceeds from corruption were there
no sensuaffy. christianity would receive universal
appreciation and hence mischief is be appre-
1ended from the unblushing immortality of Sterne
man from the vouminous and mystical nonsense of
thousand Godwins.
North Carolina standard., 1851-08-13

Three cent pieces likely to meet an extensive
and formidable opposition from direction not antic-
pated. IL is said the churches great sufferers by
their introduction, they drop into the bag in
stead OF the ue cent pieces, thereby causing CON.
siderable reduction in the of revenue received
North Carolina standard., 1851-08-13

Disinterested bsnevolence constitutes the prepara
ton for Heaven. It is the proper essence of the an
gelic state-it is the employment and felicity-the
beauty and substance-the origin and continuance OF
Heaven.
North Carolina standard., 1851-08-13
THIRD DJSTpIon

ln this District the candidates fo, ~
the Hon. Green w. Caldwell, STATE D; ess Ss
crat, aud Gen. Alfred Dockery, Cousoras'. Den,
The following table exhibits the vo,o .1Hpon Viii
in ls49, and we have inserted in it the ,e, ' Oi'N
late election as far as received up to ,hs OIL
ing to press. ne Of .
no,- W. ,.. 1851.
North Carolina standard., 1851-08-13
ALABAMA,

The last Charleston Mercury contains the following
summary of the result Of the late election in Alabama
"ALABAMA. From telegraphic dispatches and pr.
vate information. We are led to believe that Ine
cent political contest in this State has resulted 10 Wv
election of the Southern Rights Candidate for Govsr
nor Southern Rights majority in the Leglsla'u.J
who will elect a successor to Senator Clemens, a
also the election Congress in the first dstilcIW ~
John Bragg; in the I'd, John Cochran Sd, D. vi vi
Harris, 5th, David Hubbard; 9TH S. r. Flce, G.tS o.
Southern Rights men and of W. K. w. HUII' 'I,'
(Submission) in the 9th districts the result IS eou1
full between Erwin (Southern Rights and 0ni'"
(Submissionist.)" J" ..-
We learn that the Pilot Mountain, in this sIa.'
has had 253 visitors since the first of July last
mountain is one of .'the wonders of North Cal0nI
and surprised that it is not more freq UeD".
visited by persons from the Eastern and middle reg0
of the State. Persons who visit the Pilot Will III
the best accommodations near the mountain anu
meet with every attention from Mr.. Gillian, the u
tlemanly landlord. S2 EsE
On the first page is Democrats opinion ", =, ,hs
nomination of SCOTT. The Press of both parties d.
South frowns upon the movement. u.,;o
s. And yet if Gen. Scott should be the wing w.
nee for President, the Wing party of the sou"'
party, will support him. Mark the Predlcll0n'
North Carolina standard., 1851-08-13

Deberry's maj, 600
Gen. Dockery is doubtless re-elected hr
creased majority over Mr.. Deberry's m,iot, 90 h.
next !Congress will certainly be cbarac,.';. lts
" frmness ofPurpose and great strength ofiD.n Sl
That is some consol .tion, at any rate, s''ee
North Carolina standard., 1851-08-13

DaneI s majority, 25S
The polls were not opened at Duprees and at Ridg-
way. There excitement in Wake, and small
vote was the consequence. The County has polled
only about half her strength.
North Carolina standard., 1851-08-13

Hon. Reuben Wood, the present incumbent, has
been nominated as candidate for the ofceof Cover
nor of Ohio, by the Democrats, and Colonel Wm
Medill as Lieutenant Governor.
North Carolina standard., 1851-08-13

A new Post Office has been established in Robe
son county, called Smiths Bridge" and John
Smith is Postmaster.
North Carolina standard., 1851-08-13
SIXTH. DISTRICT

Gen. J. R. ]. Daniel. Southern Rights Dsno.,.
was the candidate for Congress in this Dis,,i,,
had no regular opposition, though Henry W Mm'
Esq, was generally voted for by the Who's w.
give the result as far as it has come to hand
r Daniel, D. Miller, W, Sc,,,..i.
Wake, 767 500
franklin,
Warren, 500 72
Halifax,
Edgecombe,
Nash,
Johnston, 4s6 e25 ~
Gen. Daniel is no doubt rc-elected by from sol
to 1900 majority.
North Carolina standard., 1851-08-13
WAKE COnNTV

The following is the vote of Wake County, at the
election held on Thusday last for member of the
North Carolina standard., 1851-08-13

The people of Tennessee voted on Thursday las,
for Governor, members of Congress, and State off,
GERS. We have no news from that State.
North Carolina standard., 1851-08-13

We give TO- day all the news we have from Cuba
1t will be seen that the are contradictory.
We trust the patriots are making headway against
their orpressors, but must confess we have our
fears.
North Carolina standard., 1851-08-13
FIFTH DISTRICT

The Hon. A. w. Venable, Southern Ri,b.n
mocrat, has been reelected to Congress e." D'
District by an increased majority. We cira 4n li
returns We have received: As
North Carolina standard., 1851-08-13
WARREN COUNTY.

We are indebted to Mr.. Sheriff Judkins for the
vote of Warren, by Precincts, as follows:
Daniel d. Miller w Sc,tt.r,r
North Carolina standard., 1851-08-13
NORTH CAROLINA RAIL ROAD.

.NORTH CAROLINA RAIL ROAD.
Estimated Cosf-223 Miles Long.
Graduation including Drains, 1864, 1856 IL
Bridging and Culverts, $40 569 SO
Cattle Guards, 1885 90
Depots and Water stations, 26,65O 90
Road Crossings and Changes Of Road, 1882 SO
1,35s. .703 II
Track including Turnouts, 81 ,4s6,336 90
Engineering and Supsrintendence, 1850 80
Contingencies, 137,743 "a
Land Damages, $1,000 90
3,165,333 81
General Shops for Repairs, &C., 100000 90
Equipment of Road Locomotives, &c., l39 300 90
Total cost, $3,4O5,123 81
Estimated Cost Of sUOrk TO be done and materials fur
nished in the State gf North Carolina.
Graduation including Drains, $780,, 1866 IL
Bridging and Arch Culverts, less Cement
and Lime, 1928 rs
Road crossings and changes of Road less
Cement for bridge at Salisbury, 1858 90
Depots and Water Stations, 26,6OO 90
Cattle Guards, 1885 90
Timber for superstructive and laying
track, 224,37s "a
North Carolina standard., 1851-08-13

General Shops for Repairs, &C., IL
Equipment Of Road Locomotives, &c., Il
North Carolina standard., 1851-08-13
1919.

Deberry, w. Caldwell, D. Cald
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-15


o. MI .,etlb M. .ii.r A short illness, PETER
gFNIlT son Il I>aac C. Osdea. asei y yea,,
The silvss md + ends 4 the iSnI.' Au ' ' -
80 - :1,srai run h> late rc>dcnce, ~
We; Twenty -.cur hs-. IN rIesday ate fn''n
rncr,.n.. Iuy l3. Mr. ALANSON PACKARD N me ''''
ON NonSay moru NJ. J-ly u after short illness.
ELLA J.. infant daughter u : '" "a'e'n-'i' 19''
The friends of The family az invited at'end her "a
neral q O.cecs hS n'o'ai'-' io'" h' i'SDs"'' -
On Mcusas. Jaly 18th. Mr.. ELIZABETH LoCA-
WOOD. u %, 79-h scar of her age.
The tunea exercises VII tNe Hce ~ het .A.' :. r. IA
dsDce Sts Greenwich Il Wednesday. 'th ms, a. .
o'clock A NJ The relatives ln4 ircn4> are ny tcd =
terd Her-ena viii he taken = jamaica L l. i'F .-
A. he residence ef his fa,her 4 Bqr;onsyIle "a
iatr ri Tlsf.- Co y Hs was yopug man II sferlIo-
INTEGRITY and ornament TO hls profession He2"'s' I'D
In Poughkespsie. on the lth MARY the SiIe Of Mat-
The slaves and friends and those Of the family re
srecfsy nved attend her funeral u pou-h> >e
on WedEtsaav af'eri con. the 10Th INST AZ o OciOeN
AYorkyilc on ThGisaav July 10. ADRIAN SUfDA M
aged four months and three days son Of the Kew d. Nc -
a; Cairo IN Fgypi on the 10th June hls FROM
China DAVID " oLYpHARr, ESQ Of h,, th,, cty ,ss,
A. WlllsHshsrgh l. Monday morning. July ~ lsll'
GEORGE K BENNETT, only SON Of Heary and Reoecci 4
Dupuy. aged IS wears and - days ,- 49,. *, ,
The funeral will aSe place tins tay lTueslay me Pm
al O'Clock from his late residence 3l South tlsh'l-
st. wiamsburgh 70 which the friends Of the family are
a. RamSpo works. Monday, july Il. JEREMIAH II.
PIERSON. Jr.. ged 81 years. ,,
The funeral Will take place Wednesday az o'clock
on SUNDAY. MY 49, Of cholera ufan,um ELLA only
child of Um X and Helen VI TAYLOR, aged months ana
Al AtNew-Orleans July T. MARTYR FEARING. a ma
tive OF Newport. X aged % wears -
At Nev-Orsans Iuy from the effects ~ an Np,s,on
If jamn flled with camphene. Nr MARK THOMAS
Of The firm OF Hughes Valette Thomas. ship"ughts'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-15
FOREIGN Ports.

'tTa' IT, R1s Celi Nay IS. bTis Sacramento. Coaslo
~ %Nork Or 1auf',1r. son.
- from N.n-.s-a Aft-t Apnl li. hark Nar Irslas
Tavlor. : err .aa. 1u1 ph la,r ptfa
AT 20 Rs-ns ,yrcs MAJ i). bris Iarano, Sarl S,has
tan Ncw-lors
n 90 l7'h Erbr, rcgs, Smilh. Tor Bos,sn son. AMI
oiheT> rera1 ted aier.
At rntad .sih nj sh iloll. Hopkins, ios NeW-YoEs
ds and O. her IS fsf0fe.
81 Jaso Cuba .i.L H. bark p Siurges. Scott, New
T1rs. 'n>' arr
1uetec. cli ~. sh,r las N,smifh. Waits. Liverpool
~ Bahia 10Th ult ur,r,ler tl pnm,To. iCnli.h Sand
rccun. IN PhlaLti lh.a Tor Nalsara,so.
Arais, John \B Nh 'sst hnss British Oak, Gray. Y
N1-N. eth ALERT. Nsfn-ud Boston. CID Sh brig Alhs
marie. CoTnery New Haven sch { Iuts. Norton Bos.
ien. gh. schs Adruue murray. Bath. Relief Johnsnn
Gloucester. ltth Mar Jane klNn Portland Hunt Maf
,iy Bath
Ara,St Andrews "a ,n>i sch Defiance Clark Bath
Sailed from Shod.ac. NB oh inst. oug EnpcFcer, for
NcN-lork.
Ar a. Yarmouth NJ 9r,h nit brig Guardian Edn,ise
Boston, schs Oregon. thn'ch DO, Sd, Tune Cam, aad
Eagle Csrn, herce Wa Truro
Arr AZ Havana July hrc Isabella Reel Ashbey. Cayo-
W.tso 5ih. hpg Trans lBeg schmidt. savannah, sch
Orleans 3d. sts amer Cherokee WpJle Ne~-lork, Ellen
HayJcn. Smith. Wilmington, Mara, smith Bath. Caiha-
me. Wilson. Char esfun
sailed from Do july J. sc mer Cherokee MRdlc. New
Or,an> Hannah johnson. Davis 50 Petersburg. Sebaso
>hav Ca.mi,o: Venus orr. NNork. { II Stra,On. IVES
80. Niarv Arm NcrAius \orlcanS ttA. Ottawa Gaze
NNorS. 5h CapsenaS Fogx >ierra Msrvno Chiffon,
Wb,~s Rns,nr. lth \ L. Hu. Curtis. ~ Petersburg:
Ivr, Rseus New-Ncrk. ! lodand, Chapman Carde-
ns>. ,isla, McLarty Chareston Souihs ard, Bishop,
Falmouth.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-15

'us-ed. and that nc obstacle exists 10 preveni the
completion Of tho road wes 10 The Stale line am 10
a connection wIts Gre"nvllle.
The new FaneuiI HILL Bank viii COM
meuce operations IN September. Imme lnielv IN the
vicinity OF the Faneml Hall Market. The PreslieM
IS J. W BALDWIN, Esq. Cashier. Jonas Bennett
At Baltimore the money MARKETS active.
First class paper goes u aGl2 p cent.
The Toledo B'adc Is informed that there
IS now IN store at tha, place 27OOo bushels OF Corn
ard 10000 bushels Wheat being $1,000 bushels more
than has been in store IN that clty II any one
tine before The warehouses are sand 70 be hlled
AMI vessels are very scarce. causing IN advance N
freighis The receipts for = hours previous to July
3D. were about 90 GOO bushels Corn. 1861 do Wheat
$500 DO Oats. and GA bbs Flour.
The American RailTay Tunes of loth
INST contains table of the length. cost. &C OF all
the Railways IN the United States The whole NUM-
Der OF Railways Is 39s. measuring Io.9s7 miles IN
length. and constructed at cost Of s3o6,6o 95i aS
exhibited by the following recapItulaton:
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-15
Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR TIE TRIBUNE

MONDAY,
AsHEs-The market quiet but steady ior Pearls Al
50. Pos IN fair demand al ~. The sales are 70
CoTToN-Has declined about .c with sales OF l,2Oo
bales-the market @. sing IN favor of the buyer.
FLOUR AND NEAI-There IS less hrmness m our
market for the low grades Of state and western Flour
and o the former prices easier with less doing FOR me
East and for export The sales are mostly at an extreme
figure FOX STATE At shght concession good business
would be done for export The Inferior and better trades
are hea,y snd iS's S1 ~ il m % - ~ ' 81 I'M od af
The Il domestic reach 700 bills. AT Il 4 sl Tor
STATE: l2at IS for Michigan and Ind ana. 8i 81 for
ono auh 81 a. ~ ir pure Cenesee Soa,heth Is h.,
with a limited demand Tor The trade only About bO bbIs
sold ~ "a 81 for common % good brands and 81
81 f fancy also 2j bls new Baltimore s.. the hrst
sale of he seas Re- Flours steaiy sass % log onls
ASST Corn Meal - not plenty, and j. hrm sales OF
GRAIN-There j. more inquiry for Wheat. and the mar
kot stad, With mofe dong for export Tue steamer
pune Geuesee at 10. 100 bush good u ured Ohio red
ne" Snrih'Ih Red a. 81 X - hra's "a. lhA'',se @ a. g.
Osf, quiet BIZ m at - dijc ior state 45d4c ir
rather md offering and large supply Of dmaged
Ths demand for export moderate sales 4 $1,000 bush
isS5tc or damaged sc for Western Mixed and % aoo
WHISKY-The marke, Is better, with but htte here ;
Of 5e bbs Pson al zic N part 70 arrSe and ~ hhds
RR0vIsIoNS-There : better feeling IN enr market
for Pork. with inquiry. estscai Tor old Mess Inc
sales so bhs at a for Old Mess = ~ 100 new and
l2 81 for Prime. beefls heavy and IN tar demand
sales Vi rs bbs 75a for Msss and s5s 50 9r Prime
Beet Hams slow Of sale al sl3asl4 Cut Meats are
STEADY and GU e. sales u cs Hams al Lard hedsy
and duil sales OF PSI bbls . sSc Butter and CAee,e
ies'eadF
NAVAL sTOREs-Ihere Is quick demand for Spirits
Tr' euune 1hch has nsen lc iUn oos sold to-day, Tor
shIf.ug - 3ta5o cash. Rough Is without change ~
: Resn - quiet sales 50 bbls Wilmington AZ lffc
rObACCO-There : moderate inquiry and sose sales
have been made for shipping l20 nhds Kentucky sold A.
"a aud Virginia 3. 20 hrs Fl'da SOLD al i5a
lCc. The market Nerf Weas
WOOI.-Is quet. The receipts increasing 300
bales arrived tie las most OF ~b,h only coes here
flr sorting the comh.ng Wool. being already sold 70 the
Manchester Nils and other tuers Of Isusn De
lanes. tas ng Tor sale M the TreciS'n me ,aies no
ne s- three 90 - nlIed SaH1ns Il &c cash
l. Ut Extra Country Pulled II tf-i 10 700 D. super,
4 1s.c. ard 900 Nol st s6c Foreign Wool accumu-
ia ~ stock.
loFf kE-Ihe marke' IS sfelir WITH -2t-ef n-Ft do
ina Ne notice Hc0 hass ko sold ~ sc
FEATHEKS-We eotice sales 100 rs. Tennessee ~
So cash
IKON-There moderate demand for Pig. and some
-. Scotch sod ar : 8 80 cash Nnd >ly -
OlIS-Thsrsl 4 mHch irneT market for Lnseed, and
F. u held AZ &c Some 10 Is 0eo gals have been
pcsed w af 7Ca7lc ln speculation
BONE-Saes no. 00O l1s Polar at 33 cash. which = an
a. ance
IS led a 81 g., American = 81 IS.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-15
We annex a statement of The Expo

from this port from the 5th to the l2th July
IvFRroor-z7 $40 bush wheat 1901 10 Talow. 2Sj hbls
Rum 10 90 2 Cheese 3i gals Sperm OF ts' obi~ Meal
SAVES % cases India Rubber Shoes LOO hbs rurpenue
l2j sacks Old Metal 749s bush Corn Is 6ei do Wheat $50
h Hams 2l do Lard, 332 cases Clocks ~ cas>s CAL
cncd Bones 300 Oars casks Flacine. 1900 mtnutsc-
Losnov-25 hhds Tobacco. l6ll9 bbls Flour. 29is Do
Turrentlne ig do RESIN $40 do on Cake, II Lem
n casks Barr 2l8 pkss FHrs 81 casks 9le Am,a
ples 25o tc~ Reef % COO Tallow bales Sarapaa. 10
CI.sGow-27e hhls Rum 276 gals Sperm OF. 2997 bush
Corn Reef 4s5 hhls Flour % ID Lard s3 h9ss
Horn Shaygss 2io sce Hoos 4@9 70 HsWS ~, - pkgS m
BRISTOL -5a Ibis Resin, 800 do Flour e.229 Is
"I&TRss I%yTRSFss geo bis Tar 81 967 as Butter
IRELAND.-5.i75 hhls Flour: VI Sta'es 49,, NJ,
hone. ssg faeS cotton bale Flax % bbs Psarlash, q
Furniture 500 bbIs Flour rolls Maitns n ny,
fs WAY hbs Bread, 10 hhds Tobacco 10 boxes Sperm
Candles cases segars 20 nns LogIood ,,. ,,o,,o
4sRaI.taes 10 s2f Rs Whaefoots Staves o87 bales
Cotton bbls Rum 2,2 do Potash, 1860 gals Lard On
BRrNfS2I7 pkgs India Robber Goods, IS hall bbls
Flour II pigs SKINS IS bales Tobacco . ,,, n.
bales palm Leaf stores 100 boyes Crackers, 256
pieces Luu 10 bhls oat Meal 10 b6ls Plaster no,
NAUTILUS AND CiPE TowNIlO0o 5blS Flour 80 S5S. h
100 s9s zoo O95ss @ d ao SSs sS ses S Psh
q doz Cheese cases Clocks 30 DO biscuits. 70 Spars
BRITISH NORTH AMERICAN COLONIES -3S' sbs Naval
Stores, li 10 fonr ibi 90 veal ~ ga ro' Ness
ra'us ~ coils COrdage, ID boNes Sperm Candies pkg
Hardware go bags Shot bhS Cement 26 gals Lnsee I
OIL 81 pgs Drugs Nc. - ties Rice. 1j7 bhis Meal, 81 10
Fams roo Hides 10 hbls Pork 10 bales Oakum. ~ caSNs
Nails G0 hoye Crackers 900 Demohs 30 gals Sperm Oh,
100 do Whale OIL boxes Soap
BRITISH WEST INDIES -9.529 Ms Lard 6l53 do Buter
sPlows si bh Flour 3st do Pork 1853 bush Corn tcs
Rec 2e bbs Beef Coffee 8i2 boxes Candies u doz
Pals &C. s Sugar rs gals LIIeed OH 900 do Lard on
2oo Ia es Hav 30 pkgs Drugs. hhds Tobacco 5SSl bs
Nanutt do 7pk Agricultural Implements l3 pkgs Tea
Shoes Drugs 638 bhs Bread 256 lbs Cheese
% hoes Crackers 80 hhls Herngs 23 do Meal Il bushels
Beans 81 boIes Soap hbs Cider 10 pkss Domestcs obag
PeIper 100 bbs Tar Y cans tlcnda Water hhds BARK
rs bkts olive Oh, 400 reams Paper.
SPANlSH WkST lNDIES-o.0OO reams Paper, 81 irunAs'
rekS Glassware 49q SACKS Sat 10 do Lead rolls l"ahe
10 hs s. Tsut DO Ale 83 pgks Drugs 40 cords Corage
hh,S Rread Crackers. 20 bush Peas. lllU D
Butter 42 boxes Soap 30 do Matches. 80 h0os ~
hrch, Onions lO5 tus Ice 26 tos Rice no bbls Beef and
PORK 30 boxes Candies hhas Tobacco. 27 Manu- do.
ll3 boxes CIDER 80 hhs Mackerel 600 lbs fsh 9Ao d,
Hams lsn arres Fipur pgks Blocks, 3,i6l lbs Lard
$50 do cheese 43o emptv Casks y boxes Matches psk
Domestic % gals VII Oh, ~ sacks Nails, Piano.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-15
Late and Interesting from the Cape of Good
Hope.

bOSroN MONDAY, july II
The English brig Fhberty arrived al this DO Z
brings dates from the Cape Of Good Hope IL the 18Th
Nav, beng Two weeks later intelligence The Eng
hsh steamer Vulcan had arrived out with 100 troops
The intelligence Is 10 the effect that the Kafhr War
continues without any visible impression being ma e
by the English. The property OF the settlers Is
unually captured and carried Oh and many Colon>ts
murdered. Al TambookleS, Capt Tylden had d bat
tel with the rebels which 2lt Of them killed
The Dutch frontier Boers behaved with great brave
" 500 men OF the ieyieS were 70 march from FoTt
bur Is again Infested With ksfhr and Hottento Maui
rauders who have taken up their old position IN Wa
terkof and had a sklrmiSh with party OF the Colo
nls,S IN which two ofthe latter and eight ten re-
bells were Killed. rebel Chief named Masosi had
been attacked by Mayor Donovan ana deieaiei-the
kafhrs lost 9oO, "a of whom drowned IN an at
tempt 10 cross the rlyer Notwithstanding these We
torres the hsrS sui appear IN for and the indus
try .! the Colony Is 81 a complete stand still
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-15
New-Yerk eattle Market. -J-LY {

kt pUrEed TOT Inr I ITlb nne
TA..he ashngtoa Drove Yard. coraa FJuIth-aE. and
Forty fgur-h-s aud q; tie csJ River Bulls Head iot
Of -rsUn-s- fer Beeyes F1r Cows Calves, Sheer and
IA1t, s. Brpsmngs, SIth-sf-. reG rhxrd-aV., AID =:
CisrJ~I :. fsrt II RObInSoD-st
AT W.>HISGTos iAED Offered. 2 ~ Beef Cattle all
Southern and Western Anout so head remain over
sold Prces d. wary materially rsm those " last
C-od retailing qualities sold from . - cents 2 3.
AT RRovs1Se', Offered. ~ Cows znd Calves All
sold from 50 % s3Gd s4-a slight improvement Sheep
and Lambs e9 offered Sales Of Sheep from S26 50 -
s. : Lambs az from 81 ia s. 10 - Is All s.ld
Al ChAsBERLAIS's Offered. 200 Beeyes All sold At
from lie 100 Cows and C4lyes-a from So 30 10 SIS
xsD isfe Seeep and Lambs Sheep slld AZ fron 81
q 81 7sGs4 Lambs 81 50 20 81 13s3 %. AL sold.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-15
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK. K.--...-.JULY Il
Cleared.

Steamers Prometheus Churchill san Juan and Chagres,
{ Vanderbilt. kcnnruec. Seymour, Phlla
Sims Harriet Berry Liverpool. ] Elwell SULLIVAN.
Edwarcs Charleston + Wardle. OsWego. Cornell, NeN J.
Orleans 2 stanton W Travis BolleS, Galveston, u
Brewer .
Rarks Kosmos (Breml. Hs>tman. London erlchs Co,
Moneluma Seeley. D,marara, master Dencey. MudgSt,
PHILADELPHIA. II ID BruuAman, Mozambique, Bowman. u =
taya schmidt Balchen. riyola. Wheeler Bangor, X
PUCK & c.: Helcou. Adams Havana. II ID Brookman
Minerva tNorw) MlitinS. 81 bes. Funcke Melncke.
Brlss Ocean BRIDE. lie BouelIer Buenos Ayres Eui-
poruni. COlker plcion. Whitny Co, Emly Sma.l
Port Crossway, master Waterloo, Barker 81 Johns NIB
j : Whitney < Co. Belmont, Carl Windsor, whitney
K Co. Linden Rowe. Mobile. Sturges. Cearman SfCo.
Jlhn Noulton. Donuell. Wilmington. W Eiwell Aibon.
Jones LIverpoo Dunham 4 Son; Queen Esihs.
Clifford Bangor Nesm Sons Jefferson, Rhodes,
Jack sonyille. Isdd 4 Hammond
Schs Henuco Dodge, Richmond, { " plerson; BeTscn,
Co'e Petersburg. Hunter Co. Saml Lord SMITH
Baltimore. Mailer Lord FmpIe Bunker, Wishingpn,
DC Sturg.s Clearman Co, Mara Foss Mullen, Ports
mouth MI Nesmh & Sons. Pamlico, summons wash
mgton, NC. I Mitchell, Adventure. Stmrup, Harhor
Island Ackerly. Pamahoo, Williams. st MaIys; Per
klns 4 Deano: Col Satter lee DAVIS. Charleston L Me
Cready K Co Globe Small, Salem, Ropes Co
Feaniine. Norton. Castue, X p Buck Go; julia Ann
Ellnsw ooa Ellsworth. Pllsoury Sanford
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-15
Fa,al Duel at New-Orleans-Trinity Church
DESTROYED by Fire Ac
NEW. ORLEANS, Sat

NEw-0RLEASS, Saturday, July ~
4 duel Was fought to-day between Doctor Thomas
Hunt and J W Frost, OF the Neir-Or'elps crescent
IN which the latter killed having eved ball
through his heart The weapons used were guns
The Trinity Catholic Church, which Was seized
by the Sheriff IN cons >eQuence OF some difficulties be
tween the Bishop and Pastor has just been destroyed
by fire The well known facts OF the case suggest
that 1t was possibly the WORK of All mcenllaTy, a
party TO the quarrel Loss $25,00O
During the past two days the sales OF cotton have
been 5000 bales at lower prce> for mlddmg. while
the higher grades are sustained The former Is now
quoted at 7ic. Far commands lOi.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-15
Frcm Havana Interesting Items from the
south, Ac.
BALrIMoRs, Monday, July II.

The Southern mail has arrived
The steamer Isabel" arrived at Charleston on
Friday last having left Havana the slh INST
There is no political news OF importance. Sugar
was unchanged molasSes was hel at Ii a ? reals
FrolghlS were lower.
Judge smith is the Union Congress Candidate IN
the Fourth District OF Alabama and IN the Third
District Georgia Col. Bailey has been nominated
for Congress.
discussion took place at Barnwel, :. C, on the
4th, between the friends and opponents OF secession
At the close there were not dozen IN favor of Sc
cedng. Several of the speakers were seceSslonlstS