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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-01-30

One day last month, from sunrise
to almost noon, the people OF St,
Paul, Minnesota, witnessed one ol
the most superb solar exhibitions ev-
er yet seen. Three suns Of equal
brightness, and too dazzling for the
naked eye, apparently rose at once,
in the horizon, and the ground being
covered with snow, poured deluge
OF light, by far more intense than is
usually witnessed. A stream oI
powerful relracted rays was blazing
down from the real sun Of the centre,
like the blazing beard of fiery com.
ct while on each SiGe OF the sun, like
the segments which form a paren.
thesis-thus { y hung a brilliant sun
dog, with a local point in the centre
OF each, intensely luminous, so that
these two suns, the offspring Of the
true sun by refraction, shone in equal
splendor, all in a row with the great
Father OF Light.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-01-30

.aweak doses of washboard are now
recommended by physicians for ladies
Whozc6mpIain of dyspepsia Young
men troubled in the same way can be
cured by 9 strong preparation ofst good
sapIff4 scr .s.s-r5 : 0e - sfI5r,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-01-30

Three EngIishmen, who had been
out on a lucky buffalo hunt on the head
waters of the St. Peters, returned to St.
PauI's Minnesota, on the 10th uIt., bring
ing inteIligence Of the massacre. Of
twenty-five Western Sioux, by a band Of
the Assinaboine Indians.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-01-30
SonE.
Air-''Bonnie Doom"

Air-"Bonnie Doom"
M MISS W. J.. WHITMAN.
Father, my heart from thee has strayed
And sought an earthly idol herel
Hopes widest vision round me played
- 1t left my heart so cold and drearl
Take thou my erring spirit back.
Revive it, Father, by thy smile!
The storms which swept its earthward
track.
Dimmed its resplendent light the
whilel
Thus like a tempest driven back,
On oceans cold and restless wave
sink and risel What visions dare
Hide the sure refuge of the grave!
Thou, whose beloved son did'st tread,
The darkest paths of human woe.
Spare us the throb of grief, the dread
The wasting care we shrink TO know.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-01-30

The ST. Louis papers announce
the arrival OF large numbers Of the
citizens Of Missouri who went, to
California bv the overland route
They returned by the way Of fhe
Isthmus, and seem perfectly satisfied
with what they have seen and suf.
fered.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-01-30

'ef.aay Suffolk, the celebrated race-nag,
has won $40, 900 for, her. master. who
purchased her, originally, for S119.-
She Is now iS years old and valuedai
3EoOOs q Il .s6lll-owt bssEs5ari q
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-01-30

-sCAN'F BE BEArEN.-Thefe is a
family in Muskingum co.. containing
fourteen children. The husband is
- years old and the wife AZ; the
ages Of the children being 81, 20, IS,
Is, Il, IL, 10, 9, s, 6, two boys,
twins, A years, and two daughters,
twins, seven months old, which we
think bears OF the palm. E. ~. 4.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-01-30

- Both the Mississippi and g Wisconsin
xiVers are frozen over SO as 10 bear load
ed wagons, st Prairie du Chen ri
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-01-30

Recent intelligence from Port an
Prince, represents the Coffee crop as
almost a failure-probably falling
one-half short Of an average crop.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-01-30
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This, then, shall be the destiny Of
America: To carry outth project
conceived by the bold Genoese, and
attempted by his hardy crew, Of
discovering a shorter passage TO the
wealth Of the Indies.
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The New York herald., 1851-10-26

Llv.. rccL. Oct tAr csnill.s vlshsrs Mobile; Nersi
ID; ss's:s ss:a ss no .ss;t s.nR S GsS
;nS . RIss:Ds cp2ns. Boston Tam SsS,..s.r s.Ss
s.ssis .ss Hssh.sssa Ps.ssdy Sfori; Sc. fhosnSi
DSlS a. cnsa.s w..s, SYs..: ..h, yrsia. L..:sn
ioI PSsaslpSis joha Harry Aisaa.ss SSor
veil BossoS; Empire state Eas.sll NY0ra Es'0z smith
h.ss ss md
'Ss1 nss'S S.I y 1lisSs F.Ss
fosi: hhSyi p.iepss KsrT and Gipsy Trying Savannah
z:s 4 TaS.
s;ys
EiIsbssh; Queen C.riek Lcoda.h; I.nsradi; and Rar
EnDs fosmcu oSo james M Ss c
SsuSs. e, Rh0de's phu tor
iosDos. ossS-Arr James shepherd Ainsw0rsh Prince
ga iSsS. - soSsf, fsi' Peel cSsasisi. Ss Loaasn
Robert Peel Prince Gltsr Dsvonsnrs and
IeSDoSDxRRy, Oct 4-sld ProvinOisiis., puian. Nor.
MARsEmL,s. Oct l3Arr Fairy Cook. NYork; .th. Com
ia Bun inss%s de stellA De Mar Fraaeisco Ldg
Cumtsrand pi'senes, and louisiana for NorsAns He
MAEssILiIs, oe. g. CID Louisiana. C.pelno. NOreaus.
Srwrssr 9c.6-sla SOrshumSTa, m Doyle s, SYo:n
HiKvYE DsP. oct7-aeady for sea, Adrisnus en Wiism
Scheye, Boston.
P.Rr MAHoN. Oct I7-Arr Mariana, Roiz NO-leans
M nst yarT Ocean eassa & Gsiswa hepdoa
terdam.
PksRA1H ROADS Oct s-ship Cairo, st Jshn, NIB.
PLYhouTH Oct 6-Uf ship ana CahaIine & Mary. Clark
hound west.
QUEENSTOWN Oct Arr Coquiabo Orleans. for Liver
pool. about I'd ariius baber Cailoa for orders
SOU1H FoRELAND Oct 4-Of brig Csnopus Brsm y,
MahisteAd, from NYork for Stockholm.
START. Sept 26-Of. Columbia. Geerken. from Bremen
for rNftrk.
s,fssnors SEPT ;TolS rJsan:0p 1rsrn a NYoss
received les and cid for klorK.
TEAEL-Arr Martha, klaseter, Baltimore.
Woo. sept ls--Ars Laurel, Harrington. NOresns.
pAnrs Ocs "A brig Of about go tons, painted black
vita figure head b. ;ou ader ~ith all board
2Gth tit, Cf the spun.
DfNo,s Oct THE hull OF brig apparently AmerieIn
built wac Cohn Head yesterday she
with ship vi timber particularly shps knees
many which been saved AMI age IA Shar8e Of
guard. The vessel appears 70 have been wreck
mont but there Lae CT papers by ~AioA sas
be Identified.
LIVERPOOL Cct 6-The Moun tainssr Carey. Of AID from
this port Quebec. Sbhnd ned 10 sinking adon
Sd init Ion Ii taken 0H by the las Penaei
ART here
The New York herald., 1851-10-26

WiAns Rogers, Dxlton fer Phiiadspiia; sloops ANA
ssphi. Elis. wssis NBsdOrd for HYork Report Wells
INV LONDON. Oct ss-Arr brig wslch. P.rson.
for do Decatur. oesr Eorwch for NYerk scars raom.s
for HYol Hector. SimSai Rondous for Proviinos;
Aan t do dS N.Y. w0TS Smith DO ds 1
vik.EwSTRYPoKT. Oct ss-air brig Montague xAAonsy.
PENsAC0L4; prev 70 Oct ls-oid Sriss op,ss, Wit
hanp flork: Helen Ryder. RIDER, Boston
Poh1SMoUTH Clover HarborI. Oct Si-Are sehrs Gen
TaS or Misht Camden for Norfolk MontexamA Read Ca
-.PRILAELPbIA, Oct a-Arr barls Japouiea Gallagher
HsvAna OAK kyder bostoni steamer Kennebsc seymour
Gallagher. and Sarah Ann. Jones, Sing sing.
PROVIDENCE Oct % Arr schr Emporium, shro pshire
Philadephs sioops Eliza. Eiwood. Albany; me- Ford
York Sid brig Queen. Crowel Baltimore; Maria Fieming
Godfrey for Phadelphia sloops Willard Barker and An
Dutch harbor the brig with ber reported
PLYMOUTH Oct is-Arr schrs Waterman, NYork; 2lst
Costello. King. franklin. La; Mayfower, Baltimore.
PORTLAND Oct 23-Arr sthr Cadet Holbrook, NYork
Ga brig Hanover. York; CarSepay schrs Cutlor Small
nsr. kOyeans; brig Sarah Ellen, York. Turks Isands
RICHMOND. Oct 2S-Arr sehrs W % Weie, s.oddard.
Bosten Lowell Baker. do; Liberty. Williams do Juiiets
Baker do. Sid brig Rebeccs and Frances -. Sos,on -
5AvANEAH, 0ot2i-Arr steamship Alabama. Lu tlow. n
York SD bark Exaos s.svens NYork; brig Alfred Exa
sEARsPOKT. Oct I5-sid bark John Carver Blanchard.
Demsrars; 10th, brig Chas beath Puthar. PeAsaeola
ct GEORGE, Oct B-Arr schr Welcome Return, Harris,
Point; Ssrah Emma, Wall. Philsoelphi..
SALEM Oct 2.Arr schrs saratogs. Thompson. Phadei'
IHoSAsToN, Oct l6-sidsch MOun.nnesr. Robinson N
The New York herald., 1851-10-26
r1aRKErs ELSE WHERE.


FosTos, October 2.-BToksrS Board-F sha.es Western
Railroad i ls; 10 Boston ard Pi6videnoe Eaiiresi.
~ oucord hsil-oae, t2 hastsrn k-ilrosd e.. - D.
tal kATesd. azA 40 DO, ssd ~ 100 DO sigra Il
iod. = 100 d.. sl2r, ~ d. bi0d sfi Boston ,ad
l2 BThlsdsiphsA ~iiur s,oa aad Baitiuors EaiIroAd
~ vermont And kAilrcAd =. - katlaad
hafssd. a. 70 Noriolk County Rsnread TO- % Est Boston
is0 fr,l,ba EoIts.Ss Ben5I ! per scat 81. s,eend
Eoardsn shsrrs oFesnburs Railroad Slh 10 F.u River
q. IS Noriois County Rarosi 10 10 EIohanse Baah
isc Fsrnoht Central kai.rcad. . 49,
PlutAnytrpus DC, obor 2SI1rsf Board-s 900 chss.-
% -t.s - gS, $40 % ds n S is' 3 sl,rs. @
trsrd Btnk. lls 100 % eSr, III rs 60, i13s Notta
kntr... ss-g ii gs. lha. l ylsL,;ur' ts 2 s. O..
ia; . Hrrri.bufs Rsilro.d az; y 40 AK 10 Rs,dn
kailroad s. 24 100 90, IS .ssi 100 a., b5Sat, ~ VI
ss q I.ss I g S 90 Ga a " % soo k,sns sS'ss fss.S S 10
shsrcs schuyit Bsnk 81 n q. :. B.nt, ~ . JBisn
Csnsi i2i. Mine Hill ksrosd. 10 ssr saiss-f 1ODO
feadns 30 7vs so shares ksatnr Railroad 2 go ssr-
ri 'anal, IS
BstrrwoHp ootoser ~ Stock Boaya-ss roo U gs.
~, ll5 "a ~ IONA Sc ~ 900 s.d Railroad Boaa.,
~ g d. sad o. Rsr,aa, s-a q Do une ~ q. A. the
hsid ne day. ssry,sss closed :, losS 20 sd lo9
srd Ohio ksrotd Bonds i7 u4 bid ~ asssi do ssAfcs
ci4 bi. ca ssAedi York snd Cunhsriand. Iss bid, ~
atted.
DOMESTIC MARKETS
BricHro~ MAREgr, Thur day Oct. 70 AT market.
3ltv cattle (sbtU one half of which store- $500
,hssp ard 400 svine Prices Beet atilc-Ssl.s quck
arc the prices ~ the month vel. ustsn-d We quote
vi hout IlterHtiob. via extra. 50 50 hrst quality
rs 70 50 IS; sscond IS - p; uird 81 a - 80.
stlrCfSses u ysarlirgs 81 81; two years cd sl2 a
81 - 81 y 81 20. aud s. 90 snns--Lots to peide.
s'se 4c. for sors. A's Sc. for barrow, as-c ed
l1ts AZ aud CSC old hog. 4,c axe stul hos. &c
At retail from ai,c 20 &C.
The New York herald., 1851-10-26
Tsiegfaphic Reports.

NEw OptE,Vs. Oct l5 1851
This morning twenty Eve hundred bales II cotton
scid. and prices steady We quJte mid ling
at &c fair sc One hun 3ed bbls nolasses .old at
u &c pr gallon Flour Is creeping and the-e is
export demand Corn has declined, aud tn IN yu.aod
bushels dspofsd Of a. 81 sOc per bnshsl Noes
rork s unsettled AID boisrs asking si for prime
keg lsrt " quoted ai 10 30 Rio coffee II heavy asi
are esp, ring several csrFnes Exchange Il dro
ins-New York sight y to oEe oisc'uEt
~ Lorfs Ot Is 1851
Receipt of produse here are light Tue seek Of hemp
Is large The freight qu9tstions for New Orleans
Tlour 2ss.; corn &C. The river here is falling.
Durrito Oct. Is 1851
The following bsve been The receipts since Jester
Flour ZOO bbis wheat, s.0v0 bushels; corn. - 600
busf Ovrg 20 the ioceuency Of ~eaber bu ness
has been cht cked Flour s unsettled and ddsrs are
atrg ap advance In ccn.-quence Of the Niagara
which ia not conceded wheat in limited demand ohio
cold At CSC Corn l. firm and hod-rs demand a. at-
5000 bushels mixed Western sold at dc. Oass
ere firm Ut z5c. -
Alp,~v. Oct Is 1851
The past treny four hours ncpts have been flrur,
1880 bbls vhsat 500 bushels corn 90 bu bels bar
ley. 400 bushels. There has been nothing doing in
hour torn v tesdy. At about yesterdays rstes SCI
h &c for western mixed st which i0Ut9 bushels snlt
Ntgst hsa reu in fair dernsnd holders very trm
lttO bOstts u'resse sold n, e5c Barley -i6oeo busn-
~ chanttd ssnds, ct So Ter tvo roged AMI SIC sc
tor tm rnwed Oxs are steady ssl-s OF o. b1shels
81 s'c s%5sc freon Nhikey T. stWxc
The New York herald., 1851-10-26
Passengers Arrlvsa .

LIvxnP0oL-stenmsbip Eiagars-Ar Weston and lady,
kiss .son Miss Tucker Mrs johnson. Miss johnson.
Cox lacy sno seTv.nt J simpson and i,dy infant and
maid sir foore Lady Po0re aud servaRf Pesohisr and
lacy. Mics Peeohier two boys ard eervant. widder
Eerbeok byte Er FaSer, lady. caldrea and Cover
hr Atkinf,n lsdy and child Mr. aiken aad lady. xiss
Aihen and tsrvsns Miss Lonnaes Mr. c9aroy Ne aedine
hr Shevesiok. Mr. khsir or, Fsber. Mr. Haek!em and
LADY. Hr fhi aud lady Mr. Esmes and Lady, B. win
MIR Treler. Me Watson. Msgse, hr Becsler. lady and
Ahrens MIR Sim ps'n Mr. AsIiasti Mr. Log. Mr. a0p,y Mr.
sicl Savie Mr. Crow lady aud child Nj
Mr. Tore; Mr. smsil Mr. Henry Lieut. Young ~ uhrstns.
Mr MAcAntoeh. Dr. atkinson Mr. Renearard Nc Boyle
hoIgan, Chan Mrs smith, children and dss
Bro hr Cerderaiis Miss Fouozs Don Santiago Ms
&r rseh NJ Wstsin. Mr. "ison. Mr. Jones' Ne sseker 7
bsbey, br Thomas Mr. Pi; chefs Yenoes Reid. NorL
AS1gEhr-S Ship Peter nattrck-Rev Pete Ktnder
Vopr Uenr al Of the Diocete Of Detroit, VanE
herman. Sohui;E Puisers, Manysesn Van Gennip
ID bcuer, i ko6pmsn Peers, Mon.ard II Rievers, q
a Cham boil Cartugvells; l. c Boelen.
The New York herald., 1851-10-26
NE ws BY rhE VA AILS.
Our Philadelphia Correspondence.

ES.ns,e RO55sy- Unfortunate saieide--Dsa'h cfGn
EsfimGbLe Nan.
PHnADgLPHIA, Oct. IS, 1851
The store Of Rocquel Brother No ai5 NOrth Second
street last night entered by burglars and robbed
Ct plain and fancy silks satins, and shsvs costing
sbout So eco and $3.50 in relief notes The money
taken the FIRE proof ssfe the robbers having cut
q small aperture through the wall, after which the
lcck upon the door taken entirely of by drawing
the screws that fastened It. The New York merchants
bad better guard against attempts proving successful
Emile Moringer, Tad who frA through bstchssy at
Sscond and Dock street. last evening died this morning
at The hCspnal.
The ioupd IN the river, Ksighn's Point New
jersey with his throat proves to be Isaac E:bsten
Who disappeared from his home 10 this city about a
week since, in alteration Of miu1 caused by having
failed in business his misfortunes caused by fall
ing 10 receive remitts from California which
sbid to have 10 nd aimee his sappeNsLce. lie
had only been married month.
IhS mas Bradford Eq old and highly esteemed
mem hr of our bar Ged this morsirs at hs residence
The deceased the father Of v H. BrsGf rd Esq
OF he cnfuccssul ddstes tor the Court Common
Haas ~ the late election.
The New York herald., 1851-10-26
teioW.
On Tom brig fscn the IVES. In les.
zatBes.
tPsR srs,ss-rp aiasaRAl

Assrrpn,r. OCT 7-Arr Pos,, nssse, Havsns
20 Koorhssssi. B.sib,sn, 90
F.sSSs os'Ssind sssra e, H1yoi. r:,ia, B'.,Sn
oct vsiri. f.is ch,rles,sn shd vs, ys,sng.as hst.
BIss,RrAvss, 0s, l-arr s'sppsnl Lsmcss sf,rki
H hras p Ssas' sraSs .sr & cS,t s,S ssS s
eths, b.msr, Bal ilners sld 30 hian stutdvsas acr
wtsh,sr, NOrlss,si Bun bodt Decker. do Anns Evsr.
frtsT5. 6c, siSs rsrio, Harriet, or.aao. s.erus.
ard ssi. B,,d,sur, nsrs.ts Aodovsr' clia,en,
cigrSg O., s-s,s slshsd .prsis. Wilson, sOi Arion
xsSt ssr.sr & s1S,t. ssr v R' 1s An ,g
cS' 9 ssrs assa d.rolis.c % Dov B,n,a.s
bi.h, ? L..ig,sg nJP,riOn, PerAin' DE- z rs''s.
I,roi bns Thompsor. tshis ga SIS, BSTsrd. Jssos',
GsTTs os, AR s,;y.s,. sisy.ssi d,.ts. Nv.fs
toip Tor Amsterdsm s,h ssrsnpsre. sobassn Cscusts
.sasi r.ess,ssd. sia ~, ssr..or EisG sidney hpn
waller eoi savtnsnh, Loh,. fsysi zeoobis jackson,
sseo s,h. Due De BrabAa, Schmidt, firm Antwerp for
boy,s o,. .,,..,,;, ssts ofy, .I,y g,ynePa c,ll,s
pusiis. oe,e-s.s psrssvsr,nc., Davis. sYors
Jonssp ui,srstone, bredsroI Huli Mar T,yior Risi
Ituspss Rosns o;s 51Sia vale. TSrrsr sYorS
S 70, AT ss % ssS s .s a.
rYotf. geth hs'sh Rsevss hs.ss t9d ED t'f Boston.
sorsrs, and Csrioca, Pray. orb. sii or, B,r.
horne. dc.
Iosdirg In the Clyde 9th Cluths Envoy and ShmuuFo.
fer N OIL nns y. and fheossns, for York. Wolfe for
SavNnah.
GLovorsTsR. Oct tG-Arr WIN Carson Thenx, Qu,ses
CRpprocE Oct G-hfr Reliance. S0mors NYsrE
HsnBvRG Oct f-tfr A Jenness. Dennis0n. Usvspa:
e,h. tr 1ssac rerton, Nisnain. HsrL SD 1st klbe.
Tsyttmsp, de-; 30, hieip. DO
J,vpr oc, 7-ssf ssuvser. Pous York osb oio5e
psle A,size 7srcri, tnd eco BurtuG ser Orianf.
eorpe Tuner strstoes 81 Dtnis Ceorg Lvsns Tranhn
ara SER uei Yer, fr fork.
HurI oc, barr Marion, Parker, EYorfi oh, Eagle.
p,iso.r o., i-R,.sy tor ses sNs xsssAisua Pot-en.
.sd Clccbe, Batter, fforf.
The New York herald., 1851-10-26

vss ost overb< ard the propeller NJ Dpaldins on
the night OF the I'D inst., of Grand River.
6nOw falling here, for the nrs time this season
DvsKIRK Oct 26 1851
The weather continues unsettled, and westerly wind
still prevails The steamers sIe nevertheless making
regular trips
The New York herald., 1851-10-26
The India Rubber Case.

Bosros, Oct. u.s. 1851.
The india rubber Of Goodyear Day, which has
occupied the u 8 Circuit Court for week, this
morning terminated by the Judge giving his decision in
favor Of the defen dant motion postponing the trial in
this State after the in New Jersey Is decided
Ths decson OF the Judge very elaborate; and the
opinion upon the important questions argued by the
eunen counsel in the able, and will ope
prevent any III al trial between the parties for
year The Judge asO assigned the lth Of November for
hearing in the question Of urisdicion raised by Days
nal
The New York herald., 1851-10-26


On October a ct hie residence No. sSi Hudson ave-
months and days
The friends and relatives of the family also the
theirs Of the Knickerbocker Division 8 Of T.. are re-
quested to attend his funeral Monday 9th inst At
so'oloek, NJ. His remains will be taken 70 New no,
chells for tnterment Funeral sermon ut half past
O'Clock, NJ, on Sunday 26th.
On Friday, Oct. "A Of Inflammation OF the bowels
Henry ALBIoN son Of Ii. A. Fanshswe, aged months.
On Oct z6 at o'clock A. M, after short and severe
illness LucIE DuscoMMvs, aged 80 years, months and
2 days
Lodge No 43, o. Of o.. arerespectfuly invited to
attend her funeral which will take place this day (Sun
day) At O'Clock NJ from her late residence No 3si
street. Frankn square, without any further invi-
taton
On Oct "a, FHIEpERIcH NJ Alters sgad So years
and 25 days
The friends and relatives Of the family, also the
members of the Wspot Capital No are respectfully
invited to attend his funeral this Sunday afternoon
at his late residence 22l Mott street His
remains will be taken TO Greenwood Cemetery for inter
ment
On Oct "a Mrs sUsAs NJ, wife of Charles g. Beldng,
eyed 35 years, Q months and days
The relatives and friends of the family, also the
b.rs OF the Jane street NJ Church, and members OF
Paudipg Chapter No 10. o. u A also the smbers of
ST. Nicholas Lodge No sol of O. Of o. Z are respect
fully invited to attend her funeral, at haf past l.
this (Sundsy) afternoon at the residence Of her
bsnd No 81 Eighth without further invt alton
Her remains will be taken to Orange county Mon
mornir rg st7 d.
On saturday, Oct 25, of consum pton OLIVER B. RAY.
MonD comedian. aged 25 years.
The MT mbers Of the Ray mond Benefit Committee
day evening III o'clock precisely at $50 Broadwsy
make ARA eInents for his funeral
GEO. DE FORREST, Chairman.
JNo r. McCoMB. Ja Secretary. pro tenn
In " sshrgton City, Oct 23, Mrs GEoaGE AXIS PAR
widow of the late Commod Dsnel J. Patter
son Of the United States Navy, aged I'd years
The New York herald., 1851-10-26

UcIUDtr Ie)I.
A convention, 70 consider method for improving the
Upper Mississippi met at Burlington, Iowa, Thurs
day 29l delegates IreseEt, ard great harmony
Irvsied but nothing Of importance has been done
vet
The New York herald., 1851-10-26
Ex-COnsul Ovs en- .

CHARLEsros, Oct. 25, 1851
MT Owen, .. o. Consul at Havana, has not arrived
here His family came to this city visit TO some
The New York herald., 1851-10-26
22lssi

East BLoourrsLp. y. J., oct -. ISL.
sing,dar decidcrt- Depth + ~ ShertF Fame-
Mo- York aDt Nlir Jr.ey S.nod.
Yesterday morning li.ue boy. nine years Of
age ison Of the Rev. 5eJrg1 Dufieli pastor OF the
Pre.byterisn church, in thi1 tosr. vas walking
With man near bic fi.hci shouse va.7, ia afrolic
ke suddenly stsrtsdto rua down lice bill lie did
not perceive, until too lsie 10 stop his7eif wall
which bad been opc1cJ recently sn4 be gas pre-
cptatej head foremyst iato IL 1ae we'll was
about fatcn feet feet deer; man ras AZ work In
the bottom Of IL, and the boy struck hin, which
sontvhat relieved his fau. But he was very badly
hurt more internally thar externally lie contin-
ned 70 raise blood throughout the day ard fe
sni entertained that be may no, recover This
bly't usfents have always been extremely careful
d him; and the occurrence Of this accident. in a
moment q sprar nt ssf, y, shows how utterly i'm.
rrecucsble ~ is sluays 70 guard ecai1st such
osmslities, even with tGc utmost precautions
william Frame. prominent cit and for
sVusl ytsr sheriff ~ lsscv county. dii i here, Of
contun pticn. ytsterdp, morning
The ynod q Nss Fok aud New Jersey-Nev
Scbooi fftsoyttrbns-b itih 10 re tsil here. Last
evening The dtit tultcr gr0Wng out a. the question
o. "tmhed s,dsr no Fcr,. IN he ctuyh Of Rev
eJnod old not sdjouri utt isftr sirvet o'clock
On the temper zee q1s. .te1 ne syrei resolved
10 feComDend 20 TIE ~ rs Prtstyt. st 10 pursue
ttfD course W " '4fihs n 'll4frIIs uUuld
REST. Put, subsequ,ei ?. tle Ett 1ose.h T.
TusfIe of Rocksway Nv Jet n~. CT "a the f,L
loving resolution which Was ordered - oe ,laced
or the docket
Irselvcd That fhi' ~ nd h'h Win erIoolAad spus
fs tion tie s,ard now skso bJ is p. q temper.
suts ~ Msire W 'te snire 91'sFrg q ~ trans in
irtcx csiirg qurrs. as t'v.re o. 1seri ~ p1uci.
pl.t micsntly ht 81 o. D. u sd a. epis u in
tHprnBce IN our cnah'ry Infy ~ f,nf ,pgtov' ot
mot ,tretuous ~ ~ 81 tcf" ~ teas n q the some
sw trsrmilsrtts ~ ~ rs- 81 states ~ io niJn
iI,sHy In The sta'es Win vrics - .uf sues uud-r
tstc lOCstsd a.
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NoRwALE, CoNS., Oct 2j 1851.
Telegraphic communication between this place and
New York was opened, for the first time this day.
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The Empire CITY.
E1ten,ion OF Telegraph Lines.

NEw OBLEASs Oct Is, 1851.
The steamship Empire City sailed for New York to. day.
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EsIssrsph;c asrins EsGoxlss
SsL- RIsER, Oct IS
Arrived-BIis Harriet Newell PIcteu.
faDvIoxscs, Oct IS
Arrived--Brs Ann Maria. Smith CAar,es.sa; sch: AL
mra Z. Candy, fh;is deiphia.
CleAred-DIig Henry, Baker, New Orleans.
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Counterf,iIer Convicted.


Horac. Bopney the noted eounerfe.er bss been tried
and found guilty
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H.tsly W rrest Lieut. A Couch. Mr. Hsrw ard ya.vts
Hsnss. J Csrdnsr. Mrs Hubbard, Mrs Cardnsr. T. -
S.res.r niss Pellet John Temple Mrs ellson and Oh a.
muller and son, Mrs Freeman, j ward Mr. Runyan Miss
kunysn Mr. Robson. Mr. Brsdlsy, GARNER aud lady.
Total, sq 81 in the stserAge.
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aTlns Isgu LLIa
To Correspondence.

CAPTAINS Of vessels sni others, furnish Aara Ne
tis parer woud confer favor by sealing their commgni
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The Southern mail has arrived but the papers con-
tain no Eevs Of imp riance
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CITY TRADE REPORT,

oArUhDAvt Oct 10 N
BREApsrvyFs.-FIosv varied little, there having been
1000 bbls state and Western purchased st former
rates. Canadian ruled quiet st 81 while Southern
straight new sold ct 81 l2h AIS Rye -four and
Jersey meal we're unslsed Wheat appeared less buoySnt
$500 bushels choice Ohio brought Sec 5000 Michigan
400 oush.s bringing Tic.; while Oa,s in
erest 1t SO Corn moved to the extent Of 80 900
bushels unsound prime mixed, at So and round
yellow Norths Tn at Sic the previous value
CoIros.-rbe ffost advces from the Atlantic States
caused active inquiry oday from shippers specu-
ators and and the sales fully 900 bales,
at our Quotations-
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Fort OF Rev Yors, oc.sbas 80, a