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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-25
The Art Cnion-A Card.

NEw-loRK, "Wednesday, Dec "a, 1851.
Whereas, several articles abusing the
Directors and management of the American Art
Union have from tune to time, appeared IN various
journals siened " Many Artists &c, leading the
public TO suppose that their censures represent the
opinions and sentiments of the entire body OF the
artists OF New York. me undersigned deemit duty
to themselves, % The American AT Union, and the
public az large 10 declare
That they believe that the American Art Union has
dore much IN directing universal attention 10 art,
and IN encouraging artists III the United States and
that hy accumulation OF means ard concentration Of
effort i is better able than al any former time
to exert ana continue beneficial influence.
That they feel entire confidence In the honesty ana
integrity OF the Managers Of the institution, ana thar
the high positions theV, as individuals, hold III judi
cial commercial and social relations are the guar
antee that the transactions of the institution have
been and are perfectly honorable and just.
r. LkurzY, A. u. DURaND. II. HUNTINGTON,
T. Hicks, 6. \. BAKER, |. I. kosslrER,
J. F. kENSErT, II Z. GRAY, }. +. CROPSsf,
L. LANG J. II. CAFERry, V. CoLGER,
NEGIS GIGNoUSZ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-25

tioI, ~ss not prompted BY ms or the counsel. bat
Sss voluntary acs OF hs Own, for reasons Goa
hscted with his business and homer th.t Ne deemed
Imperative
IL Having long since wiihSrswn from sc,ive sc
sr.sSs, al having no pecun.sYy inietess IN zee
Aeicsntile Agency" only WIN 20 see prOsrSr
Gus so long as ,is conducted on iis original prircs
PIES and ey capable and responsible men, belle wing
nov, as dld a. shment that II - adapted
20 the wants and necessities OF mershSats ia has
City, and may De productive Of the welf,fe OF msrs
chants and banking institutions throuvhou, the
country. LEWIS rsre.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-25

FATAL ACCIDENT on THg HARLGa ROAD.
Yesterday afternoon two men, and probably three,
were killed While walking On the Harlem track At
Melrose, by the up train. 1t appears tba: Ave men
were returning from work and were walking on the
uaek. Seeing tram approaching they stepped
uDcr The other track, when the train came up be-
hipd and struck them al Two we're killed outright.
and ore was 20 seriously injured that he cannot live
Another was slightly injured, and The fifth had no'
been foahA whea tho O'Clock train csyf y fh'
unen lived a. Morrissnia and ~ere fneck05es.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-25
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Boston Election.

BosToN, Wednesday, Dec. s5, 1851.
The third trial to elect Mayor Of this City came
of to-day, and resulted in the choice OF the Hon.
Benz Seaver (Whlg), by majority Of IA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-25
MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, Wednesday. Dec. "a, 1851.
We have no mail south OF Washington this
evening.
Christmas festivities have commenced and our
streets are very noisy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-25

WASHINGTON CROSSING THE DELAwARE.-
There is 10 place Of amusement more instructive
than the exhibition OF Leutze's picture Of Washing
ton Crossing the Delaware Seventy-fve years ago,
on this VERY dsv the great General determined to
strike the last Blow for Freedom. With an army
suffering from sickness. he dared what was consii-
Every American knows the result OF this glorious
undertaking. IL is duty FOR every citizen - look
back 10 those heroic pages OF history and none
see the great picture Of Leutze
Is Three exhibitions Of the Crystal Pal
ace and WORLDS Eair take place to-day al Stoppani
Han Rroadway. The FIRST AZ IL AN, the second
at3PM and The third al Il M. This is the last
week of the Palace. and the house Is generally
crowded SO " be We not too late, good friends "
~ advertisement Mrs. Nj. Il. Du-
senberry having removed her branch - NO. iu7S
Broadway near Tmfty.second-st., oegs leave 10 in-
form her numerous friends and patrons thst sne y
prepared 10 supply them there as well as ~ net oiu
stand, corner Charles and Washington-stS, with
every variety OF fancy cake and confectionery OF
superior qualify Please call and see her before you
purchase elsewhere.
Advertisement. l-HoLIDAy GIFTS AT
BARkER's OLp STAND, No 30i GRANp-sT.- You can
fnd beautiful assortment OF Silk and Wool Dress
Goods De LANES, Silks, Shawis, velvets, Mesinos,
Scufs Hosiery. Gloves, Prints, and mary other
kjnds OF Dry Goods, suitable for Holiday Presents.
all OF which will be sold without res ard to cost
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-25

u Four Christmas per'ormincess~-
comicsi, touching, sentimental moral, &C. o'day
a, Barnums Museum Gres. attractions George
BarnweI the famous Christmas Psniomime, sAs
new Yankee Comedy, &c, &c. Never ws'e seen
such interesting entertainments.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-25

Miss HAYEs's CoScsRr.-Do not forget
the attractions this evening al Metropolitan Hall
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-29
TeleKrnphic Reports.

NEW ORLEANS April 2, 1851
The cotton market is unchanged and the sales Of Sat
urday 5000 bales, Lard is active and 5000 kegs
sold at II &c for prime Ohio -four sells at 81 Is
and is dull at 49, Soc for mixed and So 53c
prime. OF mess pork 600 bbs unexpected, sold at
sl5 IS Holders of Rio coffee asking loc Small
sales Of whskey have been made at l9c Freights to
Liverpool at one-fourth of penny. Sterling
change is quoted at 10 l0hc.
CHARLFsroS, April "a 1851
Cotton in good demand, but freely met; prices
quite unsettled and fully low the preceding
day. Fair nomnay quoted at lie The sales 800
bales.
BUFFALO April %. 1851
The receipts at this port since last have been
Flour 1900 bbs; wheat, 900 bus; 20 900 bus.
There is fair demand for western flour and the market
is without material change; the sales 5000 bbs at
IS rs for Michigan. Prime Ohio wheat is in good de-
msnd with sales Of 900 bus at 81 S5c Corns not
active but without change to notice. mixed western is
at At aSc. Freights without change.
ALBANY, April g. 1851.
The receipts at this port since yesterday have been
Flour q 900 bb wheat none; corn, $4,000 bushels.
In -four there is good steady demand for the East and
home trade with sales of 1000 bbls ut 81 81 for Mchi
gan 81 81 SIS for pure Genssee, and 81 81 81 so for
straight State. Corn is firm and in good demand The
sales up 1000 bushels at Coo. for yellow round
and Coo for mixed Western 100 bbls. prison whiskey
sold at % &c
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Died.

On April o. Of yphus fever JrSErr CLAnKy, daughter
Of John Clarke, aged IL years months and % days
to the funeral her father residence No 1877
West Twentieth street, on Wednesday, 10Th inst at
O'Clock, r. NJ.
On Monday morning, April %, at o'clock, after
short illness, ASy wife Of Jacob Brush, aged 81 years
months and days
The friends of the family, and of her william and
George also Of her sonnaw, Jacob Cholwel, Jr
quescd to attend her funeral from her late residence
62y Greenwich street Tuesday 10Th inst at hspas
10 o'clock The remains will be taken to Yonkers for in
termcnt.
On Monday evening at 8 O'Clock, Mrs FRAscrs Nsu.
widow Of the late John Newhousc s in the 10th
Of her age.
The friends and acquaintance and members Of the
First Baptist Church respectfully invited to attend
the funeral, from the Aged Asylum, East Twentieth
street. at o'clock.
Suddenly, on Monday. April %, Of convusions, J,SE
Lorisr youngest daughter Of John g. and Jane Louise
Bernard, aged year, months and "a days
The friends Of the family are invited to attend her
funeral on Tuesday Goth inst from 70 Warren street at
o'clock without further notice.
On sunday April ~ OF peas SUSAN, wife Of John
Joseph Borras. aged % years.
The friends Of the family and those Of her brother
Elias francsco and also the members Of Protector Fire
Engine Company % respectfully invited to attend
her funeral Tuesday, April 20 at 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
from her late residence, 100 Leonard street Her
mains will be taken TO Greenwood Cemetery for nerment
On Sunday morning, April u JosErH h., eldest Of
John T. and Sarah $ Carnan aged IL years and menth
The relatives and friends Of the family invited to
attend his funeral from the residence Of his father Id
East Twenty seventh street, this day 18th inst, at 10
On April 81 after short illness at the residence Of his
father, Jospru youngest Of Rebecca and Michael
Michaes In the 18th year Of his age.
At Great Darlington Mass April % aged 20 Mrs. FRA-
cys ErGENiA EMrrso, wife Of e. n Emerson Esq. aud
daughter Of Hon Henry shaw, Of Fort Washington ia
this city.
At Cincinnati April q in the 7ith year Of his age col
SaML McCoRMcs, late Of the o. s Army; born at silver
Springs Cumberland county. Pa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-29

In Brooklyn, April %. by the Rev John P. Ken
nady, Dir SAMUEL EcKEL U s. Consul to Chill, to Miss
KATE second daughter OF Thomas A. Napier, Esq of
Brooklyn, N. Y.
MIR. Eckel and lady embarked board of steamship
Prometheus, for Chill. the same day.
On Monday, April % Mt Elliotsvie, s L. by the Rev
Mark Murphy Mr.. PHILIr DUfrEr to Miss JAsE Down,
both Of this city
In this city, April o. by the Rev Sidney A. Corey
THOMAS REID SMITH ROSETTA Ann daughter Of the late
George Pouder. Of Baltimore.
Baltimore and Philadelphia papers please copy.
On Sunday, April n by the Rev. Dir. Qun, Mr.. Boa.
MosHoLIASD to Miss Ann III. GiLMoRE, all Of this
city
At New Rochelle, Sunday evening April 21, by the
MARY DEvEAu, Of the former place.
In Brooklyn, on Monday April 81 by the Rev. Mr.
Hodge, Mr. CHARLES H. HUGHES, of California to Mrs
Avn LAwToy, of Brooklyn.
Newport papers please copy.
On Monday, April IS, in St Paricks Cathedral by the
Rev j. Forbes, Mr. WILLIAM S. PRrsroS, of Hartford
Conn, to Miss SARAH VI. STEBBrss. Of this city.
On Thursday evening April a. by the Rev Mr. John
son. GEoRGE W. McCuLLAuoH to Miss HESTER AMANDA
MsrEs all Of this city.
San Francisco, Cal. papers please copy.
On Monday April % by the Rev X. c. Putney Mr..
WILLIAM JANIS to Miss MARY BARSuM, all of this city
At Esopus Ulster county N y, on Thursday, April
"a by the Rev I. W. Snithett, Episcopal minister
Rondout WILLIAM ArcHsoN, Of New York, to MAKcAS
T.. daughter of John Grifiths, Of the former place
ExChsncelor WALwoRIH was married on the 18th
April at jacksonville Illinois to the widow Of Col llar
din, who was killed at the battle of Buens Vita.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-29

MONDAY, ApTiI Is--N 7. VT.
AsrTs About 10 bbls changed hands nj former rates
pprApsrurrs The movements in Flopv have been
pretty large embracing 600 bbls No superhne at
- ~ ordinary 20 straight state at ~ al india
ma Michigan and Ohis at 81 so G2s New Orleans ut
81 62 rs; and pure Genesee, at - rs ST. which
indicate steady market. Canadian ruled heavy and
nominal at 81 20 "a 60 Southern also depressed
end The sales did not exceed 40 bbs mixed to good
brands at 81 Is 4 ~; and fancy, At Sja5A Small
parcels a. Rye FLOUR taken al So g s3A Corn
Meal was quoted Mt 80 ~ for jersey and 50 for Bran
DIVINE. al which the demand light Mint was
rafhsr dull but firm $500 bbls fair Gcpeeee brought
~ "a Ta.iey has not varied Rye and quiet
III 53c Oofs retailing at 81 t6c for Northern and
~ a5c for jersey Con-, moved IL the extent 81 1000
bushels New round and fiat yellow at 50 6ic and
damaged Mt o. the market closing with rner tone
tho amount sals having been considerably reduced
market continuing feeble; niddiiug uplands, low 10
strict olau.. realizing 1917 = 1879.
O,s flnsecd bas not vsrird. 10 DO gallons
tskeu from stccc NJ " TSc cab and 10 tons English
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Arrivsdship Drigo Norleans barks vittoris Palermo;
Nuov, springs Nautilus Malaga; Tens0ery New
Big waaSdns April E Lt brig TfSs
days Spoke 18TH lat 49, lon 10 brig cOrvo from Rio ia
Brig xbeons St Peters Spoke 2lth inst of Cape Sable
brig Mariner from NYork for St Johns. NJ with loss Of
BriEs Baldwin savannah; Psro, Cork Merdesn Are
Forest NYOrh days Monte crsto. Boston, 10Th; sohr
sohrs Ruth. Thomas Georsstovn, SCI Albion. Whining
tor NC eGOiey CO and and wasott I SY0rh Eliza
beth, do; Chas Williams. NYork. = "a.
Arrived-Bark Velocity. Boston schr Edwin, NYork
G GsfTsdd2sf. n4if'' ws as';f
ssiledscbr Mary scui, supposed for Middleton, CT
Passed up~sehrs Gorilla and Roscius from phiiadepha
for Dghten down. soops Sarah. and Amelia from Taunton
sailed ahschrs Mary Mott. from Dish.on for Southern
port; Mary Ann Guest Phiiadelphia. v .,a
Arrived-sehr Richmond. Bostsn o, .n,n,o
Arrived-Bark Golden Era, Nyork: ..u ..
Arrived-schrs Glenmore xcarona Chas Appleton. j.
seph and Heron Philadelphia. NV Rvr,o., .,rua,
A5ryedsshr adelaide Albany Mary EIi.ass3 rhs-
PRovrprxcr, April %.
Arrived-schrs Heroine. of NLondon, Boston, Senator.
Bangor Cham do Forrest Calais M;rs Louisa Ron
saled-schrs Cape MAY and Marcy Philadelphia Abby
Arrived ssth~schrs Royal Oak Salem; New England Ms.
ehss; Exchange Bath Ellen, Holiness Hole; sOops Col
chester; Exchange. West Point.
sailed-schrs White Cloud, James River Isaac Hineklex
do Southampton Suffolk; Tsrbell, Philade pha; Allen
Brown, do Worcester do; Van Buren,, Bangor loops Ro
Williams Vim SANFORD and Blackstone NYork; Ca
pitoi Albany. :.
The schr Mary Bsch has been taken at Newport for
Boston with cargo Br brig Paragon About 50 tons slate
hove over ut sea. -
PORTLAND, April 2j.
Arrved-Brgs Sarah vose, Gusyanoiia GazeIle. Hava-
ma Curtis and Lydis Cardenas Melissa Dun, Jackson
vile; chrs Milwaukee Cardenas Daniel Francis Norfok
Corvo, NYors. 49,
sAvAySAH, April Is.
Cleared-ScLr Arlington, NYork.
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to arrive at To OF olive the sales comprised
SOC baskets (quarts at rs and loo do q doc pnts)
at S3 E1s.
change IN rates Sales Of 100 bbls made
At SO l2lsc.; old do, AT sl4 prime ut sl3; and
Old do. mt Sll 81 ST. Beef In retail demand
and nrm at 80 50 sll so for and SO 25 50 SO
for prime Beef hams quoted dull at SIS So Lard
has again advanced, with saes Of 300 bbls at o 0c
Picked meats were and quiet lot OF 80 hhds
dry sailed hams realized 80 Butter and cheese
in fair request 40 Saturday rates.
SrGARs-Were very dull The only transaction report
ed was 50 hhds. Porto Rico, at &c.
IALLow-5ooo lbs city rendered brought 1850. cash
business at a3sc cash is hhd. drudge realized -
time, with interest added.
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Brig Belle Pous Fsstsr Daries. days. wisA lumber 70
Brig ori.svs fof Belf.s Hi.as . days from Pensacola
with lumber to Nesmith Son.
Brig Amethyst, Huron Franklin. Me, days, bound to
t hound e nss.'s
Ros.rs Co No date lat . 81 lon Is lS spoke brig
c:Ps
sesr ya,ag. Shspn Port au Prince 10 days With weed
-i.s E;.sS nn c'rs c''n" IA day,
sslf MARY Anne Obj, Paterson Windsor Ns. 9day'. with
4 ss Da y Ss viii,
spoke sehr zulstte, hence for Jseksonvile
sehr Maria Theresa Baker Tanser Va, days bound to
sehr Montssuma, SWEET. Tangisr. Va days. bound to
sehr II. cor Gloucester Mass 2days, bound to Capss
Joseph Brown. Gardner, Baltimore days bound to
Oregon vere Ellsworth via Portland 10 days bound
sShr Xnssns Iansii. Pro,iasase days bound !: AL
Elnira Rodgers. spellman. Providence days. bound
sehr b Hodseman. Bentley. Bangor, days, b.uad to
s:$. FL Ssis $s;s S:: ssss.
sssr c SsSs,sy Mnrss{ f Bangor
seSr Hannah & Abigail Murss Franklin. Me, sd.ys.
ssr i 5sSa1 sdiesy Ids%: s day,
s sssr E mnatsss n.T Bond a
Below.
ms .na ssSa s fsA .s
Ban 40 10 59 sSpnd Burke
March -. with passengers. Was in the ohng at sunset
Bark Adonis (Br) Mcmillan Glasgow March 3D. with
passengers. Was in the eastern ofhng at sunset . -,
Bark Mountaineer (Br) Casey PenLance, April with
mdse and passengers. Was in the oiing at sunset
Bark Bremen. from -.
Brig Integrity from Holdsberry.
Sailed.
Steamship Prometheus, johnson, Chagres; ship Clifton
1ngersoI, New Orleans.
CoIIIsIoNYesterday afternoon the wreekng schr Mar
tina Stuart diifted afou of the packet ship West Point
aging anchor in the East River which carried the
flying ilboom aud head of the sehr, damage
CURED to the ship The was bound to Cape Henry in
quest Of the sails rigging and Of the ship obena
Gently stranded at that place These articles she will
vey to Baltimore.
Arm 2-wind at sunrise, Me- at meridian N; at sun
fet.W NW.
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11,rnt,irninn,, rrn.innI.

novfry TurAthr -Rrvtfft - Mr wurrov Tho
tairuraty for TIL ming CONSIST Ill The first act 81
rDtsf Nacsre." with Mr. stevens the active and intel
I-rut s'arc msnagcr a. ReJ,r. Nseaire Nr Jordan a.
Jsqucs Strop. aud Nrs Jordan Marie This piece viii
b. followed by the new. splendid aud succt ul specta
cie = the Count n Monte Crstp. which nightly at-
tatt ID most crowded and fahlonabe audiences The
ftsrcfy throughout u beautiful tla mach.uery Is ably
managed and The acting W Mcf-rs. +. Eddy Stevens
it0a Nlnans Mes Nsmyss and Miss :. pcan gives
r urdst pleasure and -st faction Tho carnival
= Rtsui feature u p greatly nprgvpt-new aiiti0ns
from .hC novel nom beginning g. end sud far eel psing
Ell tlniar productions The Bowery Theatre being, we
beve n largest q any IT, the Union 20 far At least ~
the d. ph ~ the stage i concerned has more advantages
n rarfstrr tr the demonara Il the author In the
Elective snd brilliant ditisy u this grand production
EUt although those features exceedingly attractive.
mi that the piece viii likely draw imn.nsc houses for
iIfK Terod ye there u. this evening, IN additional
n ntve sud Tat D. that the receipts for the benefit
q. gnod nan houest aud long tried e'taAs who is
ryspccted ~ every one and hated by nOnc-Nr l. T.
Natlron Give him a bumper. by all means.
rsaspw0 Trs,rar-stIll The magnificent fairy spec
Mt% ttthe Vision ~ the Sun" continues a. draw The
largest aud most fashionable audiences Every night
tht ho'se i cremmcd We little surprised Ut this
IRON tte great plendor q the piece Everything that
car he dcirtd il embraced IN ID The most lovely ter
rtllrAi views seen. rpprrssntipy nature In rreat
tphiu.nesa, IN rural AuGcapc beautiful rivers moon
light vows, palaces ~ the splendid architectural
scnnce snd bhabitants richly attird In the
q the age From these very delightful PROSPECTS the
observer while lbs mind il lnrlatnr the beautiful
touches a the srist i aroused ~ being translated "a
1t TO other spheres behoding The dazzling and
brilliant ~ celestial realms The machinery i
20 abs worked and the sceucry trsuacendanty bean
tf that the mind Ia The lana uage u Moore the poet
tai- tha, Y has
" Tskon q siEht towards heaven atnigbt
hBf left dull earth behind IL
The setting Of Mis- Andcrton, Miss d Gouxenheim
Nj 0tvis, MIR Harris. nr whiting AMI other eminen.
ststs give, the greatest satisfaction and from ali
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STOCK SALES,

PHILADELPHIA, April 2S-Firsf BoSrd-$J00 Norris Ca
nd z. 81 100 Do s. 100 do S. 2ooo Wilmington Railroad
6s 93 30 Lehigh County S. 49, 1876 Camden and Amboy
e., "a, 5s zoos Remington WV 6s a3ta loo Reading
ka az! ~ 20 b. 7o.; 900 do Is' oD sssss Sc
Chez and Del s. 81 ~ 10" shs Ks.dnS RR s'sn 2s.
Sioc Sch Nav q. int On, 49,; soJ Rs.dins 81. 10 by
75A 500 do, 90 81 5000 n A. Coal o. b5 ~ 80 shs T. s.
hank la 100 Reading Railroad 81 100 do % 100 do s5wn,
e 20 DO IS so,s; 100 DO, hS S 100 DO .awp p 100
DO. tS 20o State "a PA 2O0o DO. cis 9, 1000 State
es o 4ss - do lolt 81 10 do. Oi Is shs Beaver Mea
Reading Railroad So 2; 20 Mine Hill Railroad TO- .9ter
boards-30 shs Morris Canal s5wn, lta 100 d. l6a 100
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-29

In the year is4a the value q imports from California
was s13lt EOS 50; whils In 1850 it had amosntcd to
s3O5ol2 - The discovery Of gold in California has
proved only Of advantage to those who to the
golden iandnot only Of advantage to the United States
and hor citizens in general but particularly has II proved
a benefit of incaculablc Importance TO those green
islands q the sea. group which, ten years ago,
visited only by missionaries and whaers has suddenly
become a nation Of commercial Importance. and has
found IL California market to which may he sent the
rich products Of its SOIL and receive in the
features Of the Atlantic and the gold dust Of The placers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-29

Ship Yorktown tpktl Bradish lOna don, Arril2 with de
ab5 passcngera, srnnell Mnturn Co 2finst on
the Isle ~ WIGHT ship Atlantic, bonnd W. th lat ~
~, Ion ~ ~, ship Nandaa, from Liverpool tor New
York; 1th, lat o Al, Ion ~ II, passed two large cebers
10TH lat a. Ion So another iceberg The has had VERY
moderate weather during the pa,sage 81 - days
shin NIAGARA Smith, Liverpool, ~ days with mdse ard 10
paes.nvers 10 frost Hicks Was becamed days Oh Tory
Island from thence made ne 20 Newfoundland IN ~
had light winds Gains snce crossed several large
iceLergs Died March ~ in the Hospital at Liverpool Da
vid Plat, carpenter 81 the ship.
ship North Atlantic (of Newburyportl Cook Liverpool
- days with mdse and 3i5 passengers " w Guion.
ship Hudson, Simpson, Greenock March ~, with ndse
and passengers TO Durham Dimon Was al anchor near
tie Tar at sunset.
ship Flying cloud (nev clipper LIS. tons Cressey, Bos
10 hours Ia ballast in tow Of steamer AJaE 70 Grnne
Ninturn N Co. 49, :.
Bari Dador,s tNorl Jorsorsen, Newport, W. p days,
bari Caroline (Brml steehsn 45 days with mdsO and
1872 passengers, to Pavenstadt Schumacher.
Republic, Ittleheld Para y days With mdse 20
isbtr Has experienced heavy weather and con-
slant gales from Wv lay 20 hours gale from
NV. .. -.
barb Montsuh Brown Galveston (Texasl April b. with
cotton, 10 J N Brewer Co.
Brig Souvenir (Brl jenkins Limerick days In ballast
and Passengers to order. Sth int ~ miles of Cape
sable poke FIR bark Paragon from Boston for BRISTOL W.
the Banks several large iceberua and large
quantities iee and ~ hours passing through ~
Brig Cervo Anderson Rio Grande tBrsr With hides and
bemp, order March ~ lat d n, Ion IS " W, spoke
whaethp Brunswick Of and for New Bedford. - wen'rs
ont April Is lat ~, Ion 10 spoke brig Wslhoids ROW Je
remie ftr Boston ~ days out th lat 80 Len ~ (Nl With
sschrs mast vita sging attached
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-29
MEDICAL.

nR. CoNvERS INvIGoRATING CORDIAL TBn
~ only remedy for weakness and debility Of the
and those ssd disorders % tody aud mind caused by
habits OF youth. Young he cautious where ysa sgpy
for aid few BOTTLES u this Cordial will restore you 70
manly Nsor Cordial ~ bottle three bottles for S. With
important advice 90 the married and single Forwarded W
ths oountry DIR. cs once IS Third Avenue. New York
Letters paid. Sold nt " South Third ~ aHA 10
Market street southwest Second and Creea sreaAs
Philadelphia. See National Police Gazette.