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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-06
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-06

Sn Der Ser. ct. NllrSe Su pbilacelpba
muresn pom l. bis sum Is. SftOber fur
50 $40 600 9oGbitIde 9eprd9t.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-06
THE ILLUSTRATED PSYCHOLOGICAL

ALMANAC for lS52.-Die Herren Fowiers Ss
Wells Won New-YOrk haben uns elm EXemplar
dieses hires popuaren Calenders zukommen
lassen, den wr ais sehr inhalts- und lehrreich
anempfahlen. Derselbe enthalt Erauterungen
in der Phrenologie, animalischer PhrenoIogie
und PhysiOlogie NIT 81 lllustrationen. I'm vo-
rigen Jahre wurden einige Hundert-tausende
dieser Calender verkauft. Preis 6A Gents.
OL5-Dieser Calender kann bel uns bezOgen
werden i'm Grossen und Kleinen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-06

Sct9cnces worcn Die Yrriis prn Staur, gRaien,
9BIibtrrn unO baflr, an frt9subrn Yiesn, nacD Den
lcetGrbatCnCn 9rthtCn:
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-06

Sn Gat 9ronbp, St., psrbrannte Gin
&iuo oes Sru. Mabonep. Gs fpieIte nit
3unob6ljern uno fedte fctue &IeiOr in
9rano.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-06

Sine quite 3eituus III cine CUTE Sa&e in
isocr SomiIje.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-06
g8er lang 3citnna lieit, lcbt Iauel

Der dIte(ie Mann Den mir ie 9efannt bd,
Ben, belt Ucn fsinem Elm uno Spanbisfen
Sabre an bis gu Ieinsm Sobte6tase cine
3eitung, bic er itet5 i'm 8orauS beSabIts
9tab elmer drjtiben Qusfase wirce or nod
Idn9er 9cIebt babsn, mtnn ibm ni6t Iein
0u9enIibt crIOfben uno or barum ca5 9efen
Der Srtun9 auf9Gbsn mu6te, oa6 ibm bic ca-
bin fein Fummeruoues eeben einSi9 uno
aIlcin mob frifete. Ne5, ibr Geuts, Def 1T
fittl
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-06

Dem @abrbaftsn baf bu urfade Su
9Iauben, wenn feline QuSfa9e aud Sweifl.
boft fbcint 4; eincm brlhtiatsn 9i9ner
fam man nidt 9aubsn, pcnn fbOn feline
Nusfaae aLaubIih ihGint
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-06

Sie WiteIieoer oe5 32iien @On9reHes
iino nun in allen Staten Der Union erWdbIt,
auber in MIifnfiippi unc SUuiiiana. Sn
oeIen merceu wabrlheinIth 2 Union Wbt9S
uno 7 9otcfofoS, pou petibiecencn Sorben
ermdbIt mGoeu. Die Q8biqS wereen IS
bis SO Mit9Iiecer i'm nititsu @Ou9reie,
BADEN, bic SresfOiIcr5 8 ODER 10 uno Die 70.
cus cine Mtbrbeit pon stpo So uber Iue.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-06

Gin @uiter'@auntD. - SCrfytb
@auntp in Sbio fOu ,peoer Elm Rumperfdu'
fer, nod Elm 9efdn9ni6, Ooer sinen Qrmcn
babcn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-06

Gin Monn, wcIbr in Dem ganFee Can
be reiite, traf eincn SrIinorr, Der bcI6ifti9t
mar Elm ubeau5 unfru6tbares uno uerwG'
ltetr6 Stud Ganb sinjufenfen - unb fragte
i'm:
Barum fenfeff bu btnn oiefc3 9anoRut
elm? Sine 9anSe Sserbe &ubs pures ia
carauf gu Sooc bun9srn.
Sa, ia ia9te @dop-eerabs bdrum fem
fe tdb r5 ein, oamit ca6 &ieb oapon bIeibe.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-06

Der nGbarIeliOn MrcurD" 9sffebt Bu,
ba6 bic SecefiiCnilen 9efbIa9en fno unb
an bic 1uSfubruna ibrcr 4bfbtcn ni6t ben,
ten t6nncn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-06

Or. Sranfliu pFe9ts Su fa9sn. baB rcitt
8ittweiber bic etnji9s Qrt 9utsr Don Smst
ter 9ano feien, bic ilb sum nurfprHn9Ii6en
Qteis" pertaufen Iie6en.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-06

Sine Side in Der Senfe fcitct ScbnmaI
70 uleI, aIS wenn iic au9enbIjdIib rsparirt
Wiro.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-06

~Neu Orleans 3eitur9sn fprsbsn
pon rinem ,,Sanop" Der bort wObnt, mel
der SumsIsn Su orm @rtbe Don $4,000 auf
frinsr perfcn tra9sn fol-. Gr bat il6 nsu-
lib eineu Sling MAIDEN Go6en weIder ausin
5000 perth icin fol-. 6, wiro nibt qrmcL'
Get Cb in feincm Obcrn StO6psrf aQes rctbt
III poer nitbt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-06

Sn M hi9an BAT Gin STUDENT Der Me
ciSn. meIter eincm WtdoIen Elm Sabr lang
ben SoOf madhte uno oann Den 9auipaE er
belt, ben Sater oe6 Utdphcn5 me9cu 8e.
Soblung Der nSefube" pcrtIo9t, bic CT rem
Maobe madbte.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-06

~3 gu Utica I,np ueuIit, Elm Rnabe pon
8 uub Elm MdoHen non S Sabren aIIein
pCn StIano an9cIan9t Sbrs Wutter, bate
Die aQcort wcbnt tur lie 9eianot. Sebr
Sung I'M allein cine ioI6e writs &eife Su
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-06

Gin QeTunoer Srt-Sn benz blu.
bencen Srte @GepcIano. SSwc9o @auntp,
S1eu 0orf. melher BON mebr ais 1900
Menfben bewObnt tpiro, III felt Dem RU'
ucmter 1850 - in einem 9anSen Sabre
feiu Meuid eeiiorten ebenfo mar cafeIbit
feline SsuerSbrunlt, feline Sbld9erei. mob
ir9eno Elm cffuer Sriecen5bru6. 28unoer
OBJ BORT feline QerSte mobnen.
The New York herald., 1851-12-08

Gold Dsst, Lesd-a False Pr.tense I'm this COM
munty there always class of individuals who live
By trickery and deception svains themselves Of every
opportunity whereby to def aud their neighbor We
led to these remarks By fraudulent transaction which
took place on Saturday, In the First ward The cir
cumstances are follows A by the name
of John Hart, about week or ten days ago,
went into the boarding house OF John Flontine, In
Washington street, and represented that he had
Gently arrived from California ami ted board the
time presenting to the landlord for eafe keeping
.wo leather bags, tied and sealed up, marked ten
Hart ssked him to take Of them The landlord be-
evng 1t to be gold dust and nothing else took them into
bis charge and treated his boarder to social driok
ALI matters went smoothly until the end Of the
when the landlord asked for the amount of board due
IT'S all right" said Hart 81 shall sell my dust to
and pay you up; at the sane time.n said Hart
lend me seven or eight dollars until sell my dust
handed the landlord supposng the bags
bis possession were ample to cover tas Indebtedness,
few more days elapsed yet still Hart declined TO sell
fhe dust. The lane lord becoming disrustful
thought he would ascertain the real contents Of the
bags. Accordingly he privately opened them, and 20
bic great surprise instead Of geld dust the
lead clipped up into small pieces The landlord dIding
that he had been humbugged, became ourAged, called
In the police and caused Hart to be arrested the
OF falls. pretences The accused was on Sunday morn
ing conveyed BY ocer Dwyer before Justice Osborne
and the facts set forth presented before the
court but there made by the
prisoner which In the judgment Of the magistrate
within the meaning Of the statute Law, the magis
trate Was compelled TO dismiss the charge but before
made him disgorge the borrowed money; but not pos
seing the power 10 make him the eaten food in
he like the landlord Obliged to submit to
the loss Of the weeks board
The New York herald., 1851-12-08

ssr s.S tAsr suasrinss were sssvards Light
sistsnS With their sisuatsn - pxtsenses-
70 his humane isdslssaes 49, 49, ss5s
ysrs sNswsI ts Be- supplied d ths ts efthsr De-
psrturv, BE- forgotten hew naay he hes re-
eass1 ~ psrntte rsuxn 10 their friends AAd
hope you viii accept nyesssrAase Aas Tsur sssss g
ne dssipg gsshsd manner. was never 80 snoughe et
nor Ne pessihhty sf peer sat much evssssss1
ssrysse atrseaS ysur sote: ever satisipess1 y Ne
xss.:. =. K, Iss. IS iss
the honor nsst respectfully v subsoriSs Dyssn.
Your very faithful ,sTx,eS xH SrnSrv svrYu
rs Msssrs DyyEspERsyxn, 0oRE WrSeyIELD. slzHR sAd
fyLkR, he.. &e, 80 New 0rieaAs
learn that another Of the prisonsr The last Of ths
Mohcans, has been psxdonsd and released. His name
Is Fiddes, youngster enly eighteen years Of sge Hs
was given up to the British Consul he being Britsh
subject. He severely wounded in ths leg, snd 70
manned In the Military Hospital long after the other
@Libsrstors had sailed for Spain The poor fellow On
orphan. His father and mother beth died whsn be VA
young His father held an important employment IN
the service Of the British government Fiddss nn'
languages
The New York herald., 1851-12-08


Drc. g. Ensrvunce Case = G'odeu Muller TIE Eagle
I ord Heoh Insurance CotpTo,y The plaintiff In this
case mplsns that the 23d q May 1872 he eeted
an insurance the life of bis nephew Ralph Iuribut
Miller (wbo then about to leave New York for Cali
orns fer the OF tl COO during the term OF three
years the plaintiff having interest his life for specie
goods, wares and merchandise, supplied him 10 the
amount Of 81 0t0 for his voyage On the 2d May 1912
Ralph urlbut Miller sailed for California in the Crescent
Chy after the policy effected, and the written con
sent Of the Insurance Company TO his travelling there
The plaintiff h informed that Ralph Hmlbut Miller
arrived there but having taken sck at Panama died Of
dy,enterJ at place called Resss Bar about the
18th November but the plaintiff did hear Of his
death until April 1850 and Immediately then gave writ
ten notice 70 the defendants who refuse TO pay the
amount of the policy thus effected with them. The
proof Of desth letter received from fellow passen
ger, William Strobridge The defendants contend that
there not sufficient proof q the death ~ the insured
ard that even he s dead there s not SUFFICIENT proof
Of the interest Of the p-ntn IN the life Of Ralph Hurl
but Miller The letter Of Mr. strobrdge offered In
testimony but objected to and ruled By the court A.
admissible The plaintiff unable to produce salts
factory evidence u the death of Mr. MIXER and the
dtfeudant moved for suit II however agreed
that Juror ehould be withdraw in order 20 give the
p.sotd opportunity of proving his csss by sending
w. Jsidytois fvt positive provf
The New York herald., 1851-12-08
City IntelliRence.

A San AND FsIsL AccIpssr.-An Inquest WAS held,
yesterday at the City Hospital BY Alderman Concklin
on the body OF William Noble, fs niisrly
known a. DR.. Noble, aged 40 years, wt' 10 bic
death by injuries received In falling through hatch
waJ la the Bonded Warehouse The deceased, seems
ergsged In the Custom House night watch, sno
during the procession Of Rossufh, by missing bis ba
lance, he fell accidentally through the batchwsy in
netipg fracture Of the skull causing death In
hours hours after In the City Hospital where he had
been removed fer medical sid A verdict rendered
by the jury In accordance with the above named facts
Arrrmrr srIcIpr nv ssoo1rNo.-on Saturday even
ing melancholy affair took place at No 62 Hudson
street In the reur yourg man named James Lyons
AGED % yesr. American by birth, made desperate
attempt to destroy HE ne BY shooting himself IN the
head with pistol The pistol u seems, vss losded With
powder ard two sluss The contents Of the deadly
weapon took effect the heed shove the right eye,
glancing slopg the skull aud pens,ang the head into
the brain Dr Stewart, Of Abingdon square called
10 bis aid The unfortunate young man vas sensible,
although noItslly wounded. lie asked Why be
conmittsd the ceed when he replied that he out Of
employ and could any prospect before him
whereby be could obtain av.hooa Up TO last evening
be was yet alive but hopes entertained BY the
physicsn of his recovery.
FREe-A FIRE broke out about four o'clock on Sunday
morning IN green house, belonging 10 Mr. Frederick
Klagis 10 Fify ninth street. Ninth The house
entirely sumed together with its contents
sh ting of plsnts, valued at SIS
About eiebt O'Clock on Saturday evening, FIRE was
discovered In the second sery q the house No 90 su
folk street. IL was extipgushed before much damage
was euttained
The New York herald., 1851-12-08

u q ssshs sens Crosby Norissas Montreal Curtis No
LvsssSsr. s"ov cis.tu.sos: xauls 2ason, hOrisAns;
phs; Brio Unioorn (Brl Nsrtsi Kinsston, yE Enslns
iate sohrl Perry Hiinington Nc BsnsuslA Hahborn.
frosnssA - Issl Tor Cuba schrs Hansvsr Kborn Port
rrirsss fssbeIis Arhseam NYork Frnk Friak DO;
osssS, Heath, Do.
CHXfHA3. Dec 3-Arr (st Monomoy Potnt) brig Maria,
Lsikin % Dosse City Tor Boston With loss o. sails schr
GiSid ErOWH DC prev te Dec 2-Cid schr Hsnilson.
Dayton % rhonsa
HARvICH Dsa s-sl6 brix nsrv PsrkIns Chase Pbia-
dsiphia.
xsrros SnS SsYt EiizsSssS j. Tor Hsyana wsns 70 sss
about noon Upwsrds Of sixty vessels
CsisStins for de schrv Horton for Charleston;
H.rvs "a, a., sad Jehn Bsrris for Nova Scotis Two
riSseS vsssls Are c the main Ii.ht Apparently
unS In ~ hey have signals for pilots hoised Hnd very
INV RHDYORD Dec /rArr Aurusta sYork
The New York herald., 1851-12-08
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CHAGnEs-stsAmship Cher.kse-G Busiirk. W AIvord:
euong. q Nellis. Lawoon, Meade W Brown.J
sssn,aa ksa5sdy wsrrsr % Grss1ips's .l, Eioa
Fss sSs We us SSSsrsi0n s ysrya bfe'; nn'
Jr. Mr. brown Mr. Brown, Jr. o Bridges. Mr. Mckenzie
and lady. II snydea, Ferguson. oven Jno csrPsn-
ter. B ii ArneA, Oele, Burnett Van Pst
.sm.h, \ ysmison, smith. X Chapplo. huge.
Nelson Burr p sTY.ss Y L > Wade. j Gould, Il
ner Miss Hyatt W Hall, Stephens Nr Dali Dalton A
Huriturt, Dixon. 4 WILSON, q Coussrs, Dixon, L
rilsen VIC woels,n. 7 SSrphy Trout, Q Rabsrts u
sf..ss shs.ds s''S' J.ei,sn sss r.sy sec.ss.s .
smith, Muttrsss Gould, J weeksy au Mrs nCrAeken
MsDudley Bowes, Purcell and wife FArrel Harre
Kelly, Teese, Austin 4 Track. Cheney, peK
seI watts, faringsop. ssye.Ss Bsnna,in Gs
%si.s pssses soff MLss,.sse as:si.. Jals sss.
LeIrsr, Rhodes. " Hosmer O Hawkins Lombard
smith Hutton Berford Cos Messenger, lawrence
Hays Brown Chase, Ewing, Dsnesre, Hsnder-
scn Brother. Aaair sax.on. vAs syte, TAYLOR
Boe. Andersen. Frsnes r s Hunter. J Thonbsrg.
Tsyler, Cummtnss Mrs Cumminss and children, Miss
Cpnmipgs, w frisbee, Norton Whitney, Glover
0sgood. W Thompson, Mrs Thompson, Underwood,
Bob.Ott. Civep Bssy, Patrick. Wadlsigh,
6'el hsiiDn ssp'oR assS... PIss MA @
whitney west.oed. Mrs E'der and children Consk
man. a Harvsii, jr M singer. fsiia A Blood. j q
Saunders, rlanders O Greavss wyus, 9 HAmiitsa
.5y ls5 .. TSs snsSsa i.ss sss vi s.t
mot, w wiimos Ma-tia w smfth, n Buskiand II Bar-
gess. Mr. whiting Wtst, ChAw.
The New York herald., 1851-12-08
Our Washington Correspondence.
WASUrNQrON De. 4 IS1I
7Tni,irals at The Capitd

TieattfCaLS at The Coyitd
The National theatre here will probably open
on Monday evening next, every effort being made
to hasten it's completion. ! have already
given you description Of the place. The fol-
loving is a list Of the perSonnsi:-E. A. Mar
shall, sole lessee; w. NJ Fleming stage manager
Company-Miis Heron, Mira Held, Miss Ray
mond, Mrs G. b. Hill, Miss Millington, Mrs
Thorpe, Misses Baker, Curry, Hoges, and Mrs
Owen; MesEs w NJ Fleming, II. G.. Jordan,
Marchant, Henry, Tuthill, Charles Hill G. b Hill,
Harris, G. B. Vinirg. g Baker, (pfompter,) o wen,
u. Clair, Ryder, Thorpe, Walters. Hliner, Pau
Lin, Charles Wood, Duvernay, &. Lamb, (scenic
artist Mr.. J. y. Bensel, treasurer. Messrs Hill.
lard and Grain are ssso slated with Mr.. Lamb in
the decorations and scenery. Mr.. Derr. sage car
peDter. The Seguin troupe will open at an early
cssy with English opera, and after them a success
sion Of stars, comprising all the talent in the
country
The New York herald., 1851-12-08
Theatrical ard Musical.

BorFpv THss1sE-The very ttrse tive and excellent
play entitled Insomsr with EDDY and Stevens in the
after which new musical tribute entitled Weleouie
10 Kossuihm The entertainments close with the meo-
drsma called the ssxob's Vengeance
BRoApwAY THEATtE Tho new Eve act play entitled
fngomar,' With Messfs Barry. Conway, Fenne Mrs
Abbott, and Mad. Ponii In the principal character,
Tbis sper did production. and should be seen by the
admirers q good plays and sterling actors The amuse
ments close with The Modern Model Masznieilo"
the Chinese pantcmime q Kimka-m and will conclude
With the rand fairy comic pantc mime Of Mazuln
NArioSAL THEsrRE-The bill fer this evening IL very
attractive The entertainments commence With the
popular drama Of the stu 5ent Of Morlaix" With
scott In the pIir cps character Hungarian Dance By
Miss Ludlsm. Tie nez. piece will be "Ben the Devil 2"
and the last the "Hungariansr
BHeveHss's LYcEuN.-This evening John Broughsm
takes bis benefit when II l. hoped hi. friends viii do their
duty, The perfsrmances consist Of Brother Ben "A
Decided Novelty the burles1ue Of Hamlet and the
exceuent production caled d "Kossuths Kun Let the
10 night
BuRroNs THEs1nE-sheridans beautiful comedy OF
the "schoo for Scandal commences the performs
With Messrs Plscide Burton Lester Dyott Blake, Dunn
Miss Fanny Wsllack, Mrs Hughes and Miss Chapman
IN the principal characters All will cloee with ths
oddity called the First Night"
BAEsus's MUsEuM-This establishment. In cons.
quence Of the light and highly amusing enterta
given there daily Is drawing large audiences On,
bill for this afternoon and evening.
BowERY AsPm1HEArRE-Ss Sands and Co are doins
wonders at this place Of amusement By their classic snt
beautiful squestian exercises The dancing horses ant
trick ponies are very much admired.
CFfRfsrY's MfvsrRELs announce hne programme o
eodies and instrumental smusemente for this evening
FmLows' MfSsThELs give fine entertainment thi
evening-erst negro melodies next instrumentsl per
formances and dancing.
OtrvrH FamIv - The grand concert Of this celebrste
family did not take place Saturday night In conse
QueLee Of the serenade Of Kcssuth.
The New York herald., 1851-12-08
Markets.

NEw ORLEANS, Dec s, 1851.
The cotton market has been brisk to-day and tse sales
reached 900 bsies Prices Arm after the receipt
OF the Humboldts without any positive advance
Sales we're made OF 600 barrels wbskey ct 1sAc s1shc
Mossses, 20 q 23tfc.
FEw ORLEANS, Dec 8, 1861
The cotton market is rather quiet to-dsy after yes
terdays excitement and the ssles barely reached 2t
bales. The Americas news publisnsd In the
ing papers eftc-dsy
CiscI,ssrI, Dec Q, 1881
Hogs are quiet, but arm. Nothing important done In
provisions Bales made OF COO barrels Of -four al
81 s2G. The money pressure is severe. New York
exchange IL at per to y discount.
The New York herald., 1851-12-08
SHIPPING.

C,oR LIvIRpooL.-uNITID STATES NAIL STEAM
Z ship PAClFIC, Captain Ezra Nys.-This stssusr vii
saturday Deesmber 9th a. " o'clock NJ fro her berth
the foot of Canal street. No berth Nil paid or
fer freight passage having unequasd accommodations
for elegance OF comfort, applyte
The steamship Baltic will succeed the Pacific. and SAL
January 10Th. 1851
DrCKED UP, ON TIE 6rH INST, IN THE EAST
River, OF Blaohvs1s Island, Q small River Boat and
Log Of Timber For further particulars qurs sf
James Tennent. Workhouse Department Baokwes Island
The New York herald., 1851-12-08


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gale: :iss ron
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with pdss and 70 m.:s:s s:y ssn IN Ne
date IN sais xsd less ysss sPns :si:. So
The Ehss been days westward of The Banks With heavy
BARK 81 Lsxrssoe lBr, Prince. Beuairs. . days. with
B:ri Sd ssisoa 81 Psssrsurs. 70 day. with nd's
Brs Alfred Hsnmond Greene. Rio Granas, Sept %, With
hss; .fa asso: Sa1r Turk. IS d., with
.' tb;r :S';s s:n.. u.v.a. days. With sugar. to
P:rqrs.s spsn Of Psrse Eissl saiA Porto Rico, 81
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Schr a ma nda Powers. Tibbetts Maohfas. days.
sohr W Wellington, WelA 4schias, 3 days
echr 8 L Pond. Crowell, Portland. days.
Schr Maria Flemin&. Corson Wilmingtop, Bel 2dAys.
schr Lecnora. williams, Wilmington, Del, days
Schr Cornelia. Currens. whining hgson Del, days.
Schr Mary II MiAin. Collins, Wilmington Del. days.
echf L eturteyant. Coreon, WilminEton Del, J days.
Schr CYRUS, ChamberlAn. Bearte Bosson.
schr Pisarro, Chase. Hyspnis a hours.
sioop Fashion. BY denburG. from Providence.
Sailed. /.
stesmships OfAssoW tBrl. tor GlAsgsE Prometheus,
Churchill Juan dc Nicaragua bark Black Squsl Tor
Baltimore.
Henry Morton arrived 6sh from nashias on
% inst the Mount Desert rock NJ ~ miles
r Of deck load boat aud main b The schr
Vim p Foster day rom do, last part Of sails
and q Z load.
DEc Wind durinz toe DAY, SW.
The New York herald., 1851-12-08

On Tbursdsy, 4th inst at st. James's Church. by the
Rev Patrick McKenna. yAMEs q. BmrH TO MARrHA A.
MArTIr daughter Of John Morrison, Esq, ell Of this
city.
On the 4th inst By the Rev John Thomson. Mr.. r
CAMPBELL Of Bergen county, Ney Jersey, to BABELL.,
daughter Of Mr. Andrew Brown Of this city.
The New York herald., 1851-12-08

AwFUr. .AccfDENI-NEsRoEs BURNED. We learn
from the Washington (Ark Telegraph Of the 2pth ult
that few days before the gin house belonging to Mr
Jonathan Wet residing In Prairie Ann. accidentally
took Gre and totally destroyed Two negroes we're
burnt 70 drsth W q and 80 badly injured that he
died few days afterwards Another 20 badly burnt
a 10 render him crirpi. or lf There wss also con
eumd Wtb the ain about ekh'een bales u cotton two
hJbdr buhFs OF Vheaf quantity OF belng and rops
Win q uumber ~ ssrks ~ us g. titcSs1 neag U A
tire hirk msch're sal nrl pa-t sstcbs1 - tbe ga
Whith were "a wise l-strpysi
The New York herald., 1851-12-08

Bosros, Nov. Z, 1854.
Last evening at o'clock two trains in collision
on the Concord railroad near Gostovn, the covered
bridge which the Merrimack The engines anc
badly damaged; but the passengers escspec
serious injury.
We had snow storm to-day In Boston. which lasted
till evening, when II turned to rain.
The New York herald., 1851-12-08
Steamboat Trinity Wrecked.

ESw 0RLEAss, Dec. 6, 1851
The steamer Trinity, bound TO Galveston, wss
wrecked, on the 26sh ultimo, the coast. She was
valued at $4,000 and is total loss.