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NAv,L.-The L. S. fricate Independ

NAvAL.-The L. s. fricate lndepend
ence from Gbraliar was at SpeZ2is on the 9th Ocio
Der Officers and crew all well
The l. :. sloop-ofWar Falmouth. Commander
Pe,tigrew from California. arrived at valparaiso on
the 2l-t September, and VAS expected to SAL for
home abou, the 10Th October or as soon as the crew
recovered from scurvy and dlarrhea Sloop of-war
ST. Mary's. Commander Magruder. arrived at val
paraisO on the 22d Sept, from an interesting cruise
among the Fejee Islands. The L. s. frlgate Kan
tan Capt Gauntt from Callao arrived at Valparaiso
Oh the 9th Sept. All three remained IN port Oh the
9th Oct
The L. s. store ship supply, Chas II. Kennedy
Lieut. Cong from San Francisco, was at Valparaiso
on the 9Th oct and would sail for home about the iOh
or 18TH
The s sloop-of-wa Plymouth, Commr Kelley,
from Norfolk for East Indies. via Madeira, was
spoken on the llth Sept in lat. -, long 81
The L. :. soop of-war Vandalla, Comm'r VIM IL
Gardner remained at Acapulco sept 20. Al well.
letter from an officer of the | ;. ship German
town on the African station dated Aug y, mentions
the death of Commander Knight of that SHIP AZ APE
Pamas nom disease Of the heart.
The :. soOp-of-war Cyanne. tomm'r Payne,
from Norfolk, arrived at Havana about the 23th UT
The L. :. surveying >Chr. Ewing, Lieut.: CONS
Bartlett, was at Monterey, about Sept 10. Revenue
brig Lawrence Comm'r A. V. Frazier, sailed same
date, for lower coast.
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Hon. L. III. BENroN.-We learn that
thus distinguished statesman Will to-day leave Wash
,no,on for his home IN Missouri where he will re-
main until after the August elections. Is is known
that the anti Benton portion of the Democracy OF
that State comprising about third OF The party We
believe, have proposed to reunlte win the benton
Democrats Against this Mr.. Benton protests. and
declares they shall be driven into the Wing party,
rather than effect such coalition. lie Will attend
To the matter person, and devote ms "hoie ener
GA. from this time out 60 the success and purIGca-
ton of the Democratic party IN Missouri.
Respecting Mr. Benton's historical work some
very erroneous reports have been circulated IL is
not all written yet, and will be laid aside until his
return to Washington next autumn. He Will then
carefully revise every sentence ne has written and
go on to the completion OF the work. IL shall so
before the world he remarks, with no inperfections
that the utmost patience and labor will enable HIM
10 remove He is determined that 1t shall be IN all
respects worthy place among tho standard histo-
mes of the present age Wash Telegraph
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The Irish EXiles.

CryIL ESGINEFR.-You have written us
2 letter on subject on which we have already
EXPRESSED our opinion-an opinion from which
we do not mean to recede We Will repeat 1t
for your edficatlon.
First We hold that Mr. " S 0Bnen was
not a misguided man
Secondly We REJECT for HIM the mercy OF
the British Government, as We happen to know
that he would sooner live IN dungeon OF lie
on a galowS than solicit it himself
Thirdly We emphaticaly REJECT this charity
extended 70 him and his comrades OF the plea
of their being fools.
Founhy We sympat hize with the Exlles IN
their durance, as we sympathized with them IN
their daring We would do anything not I'M
worthy OF them TO see them released and re-
ceived on this soil.
But we think there ought to be no prayer, no
cntreaty, no palliaton. no begging IN the matter,
and we tkink the interference should come from
The spontaneous action of the Government or
the Senate 1t is the business of the country
and not of the irishmen living In 1t matter 70
be calmly considered IN the council OF the Al
ministration. and urged with all the weight and
dignity of national request. Or ii there Is to
be pressure from without, let it be from the
American people and all parties, and let not
honorable names and a hallowed though baitied
cause be degraded into the service OF faction at
an election.
In every manly effort Tor their redemption We
will readily participate. But we will mol beg
for them. or lie ourselves IN order to belle their
character and aim so as to have mercy" ex-
tended 10 them The sincerity OF their effort IS
their remaining glory. 1t Is the
'G.lded halo no, erins round decay
the decay OF their great hopes. We will not
consent to dim the falntest OF It's rays
independently Of every other consideration out
the probabilities of success, it requires no great
prescience to see that this electloneenng agita-
ZION. or even Irish agitation, with no trek IN It,
would lie ust the surest thing to prevent our
Government from interfering, and to prevent
that interference, if by any chance used IRON
being successful
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ILLINOIS.

INEUMAN CRUELTV Or kSTEP-M0rHER.-
Polly Oimstesi has been found guilty OF the MUIR
der by SOW crueles. Of heT own stepchlld. an Hi
nos.
three weeks after the death OF his FRS. WHEAT
which time the child was about ave years old. THIS
was about eighteen months ago. Soon after the
marriage the new wife confined me little grl In the
kitchen, and there kept her most OF the ume tied.
and without FIRE In this situation she was forced To
remain up TO the time Of her death having no food
allowed her except hall pint of coffee or milk ana
apiece OF cold corn bread every day
No bed covering was allowed her IN any weather
further than single scanty quilt TINS hendlsh
woman often amused herself by beating the child IN
the most 0utraeeou manner. and on one occasion
conpeiied another child 10 choke her until she was
black IN the face She continually forced her to eat
rott,n fruit and vegetables of kinds together
with other filth which It would not se Seemly 10 de-
scribe. Sometimes she would tasten the little crea.
iure under the kitchen floor and leave her there for
hours Other details given which are TOO
shocking fOr publication. The poor little sufferer
oSen WISHED herself dead On one occasion she
ESCAPED from the kitchen and was seen trying TO
climb pole which stood IN The yard. pom being
ash ed where she going she replied thai she was
gong III 70 the other world TO see ner mother The
heartless Step-mother ordered her down with
curses and the trembling little creature fell. IN Rer
weakness. her head striking violently against he
wall OF the house.
The lury found the woman guilty OF manslaugoter
and she was sentenced 10 two years service IN ihe
State Prison.
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By Telegraph TO the New-YOrk Tribune,
SOUTH AMERICA.


Late and Important from Buenos Ayrcs. &c.
Bosros, Monday, Nov 10, 1851.
The bng Peios, from Buenos Ayres Sept. l.,
arrived here this morning. The u. ). ship James
town from Mon;eviedo, with Commodore Nc
Keever on board, had arrived at Buenos Ayres
snd reports that Orlbs was still endeavoring 20
make terms with the Brazilians ana Lrquiza
his conduct had caused him TO be denounced at
Buenos Ay.es as traitor Urquiza was daily
burned IN eiligy there. The House OF Repre-
sentatlyes was III session and had elected Ro'
sas Governor for he. Measures were IN pro-
gress to strengthen the Argentine army.
1t was the general opinion at Buenos Ayres
that if Oribe failed to make terms and was obllg-
ed to fight, his army would be destroyed
Ounces sold on the nth at 3Si. The sPecu'a'
ton by brokers IN this article was REGARDED as
uniustifable, and there was some talk OF law
forbidding it, under penalty of Imprisonment.
Several vessels had arrived from the United
States with flour. rice, &c, which would net
30 per cent loss, as business was never known
to be so fiat Exchange on the U , was per
cent discount
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Cvstsspondssco III The Y. Y. Tribune
ToRoNrO, Wednesday, Nov. ). Issi.
There certainly is at work an active pub
tic opinion in this Province, from which much
good mas be- expected; the difficulty being, how
ever, thai there is ll.Ile OF no mental energy IN
Lower Canada 10 give promise OF advancement
But in the Upper Province, at wha, terrible
discount the men who formed the las, Govern
ment, and who were supported by sn over
whelning maiolity. something less Than tour
years ago are held 4; this moment The late
leader Of that Government IN Upper Canada, MT.
Baldwin received us, one vote al Nominating
Convention OF his own party and in his own con.
sutuency few days ago, forty votes beng cast
IoF other persons The reason Of this Geser-
non OF theE leader by rhe Reform party, Is that
ne Is not democratic enough 70 please inem-a
pretty gOod indication OF the direction public
oflnion Is taking
The violence Of the Tory press exhibited On
'he hrst announcement OF the new Ministry IS
seosldlne gradually, ana soon the nine DAYS
wonder VIII be over. The efforts of the violent
journals have not succeeded IN creating che
s,ieltosi breach OF the peace anywhere. which
sao"s petty eoneiuslyely that the people have
'"o much inte iieence g. resort 10 violence on the
sa'oi every disappointed ofice seeker Nothing
ces"nd one SOLITARY iilc threat has ,ccur,ed
q" "> Vi! the ceoicr o. gov !y.sm ,or 'rpcr
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lfAYTI.
Later from Port-au.Prince-Truce between the
Haytiens and Dominicans.

BOSTON, VI onday, NOV To, ISII
BY an ARRIVAL here from Port-au-Pnnce we have
dates to 23d September. The Emperor had complied
with the demand of foreign powers, and had con-
cludcd d truce for one year with the Domlnieans
and is also to give one years notice OF the com
mencement of hostllltes.
This will tend to greatly enhance the prosperity
Of the Island Coffee was quoted a! $50, tHaytien
cufrency) b 100 MS. with the prospect OF large
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cst,mabc citizen died at his residence IN Bleecker-
ST. about O'Clock yesterday morning, after brief
bu, violent attack Of typhoid fever lie was D years
Of age.
DrsrRrcrivE FiREs.--On Sunday night,
a, - clock fre broke out IN the building NO. 's'
Pearl. ST. occupied by MeSsrs. Goldsten d Lewis
jewellers and George Remington, camphene anu
lamp store, and the upper part py se'eial ron,
lies The fremen wore early on 'he siound'
put notwithstanding thelr eAeIliOhe 'l0 ,V"Il
c.r, of the building and contents were ehutef
cestroyed The furniture and clothlns OF Ine Ia'n
Ines residing IN the Viper par' OF 'he ouiG Ii, %
greatly damaged oy IRE anu "a'ei, -. $40
- Nessrs Goiostein d Lewis Is estimated ~ SiVvV
nsured for $500 III Fuemen's Insurance 20. M
Remington estimates Ms loss at StVV insured iot
s;0O IN Flremen's Insurance Co. Inc upper pI' Oh
the adjoining ouildng No Sso, Occupies ss badIy
dau,Sed by FIRE and the lower part Dy waIer. hOs'
about $500 fully insured ,,f.-o IN a
shcut O'Clock on Manday morning, ana before .uc
fremen had left the above are Inc Ilss lla 49,,
bells sounded another alarm for the sevegin DlsHle''
which proceeded from the building Noe -" haOe ~
lane running through 10 fletcher-st occup'euo,
Baxter & Son, white lead mannisG'I,eIs g., -
An ONCE on the second story by Dl'e'I' o'Thei
nm 8rIgs The ire department IN sarge numoeiss
we're soon on the ground, but the names hau game.
Great headway by this time and were puIst4Hs o,t ,
from All psrtS OF the building ms Dulitlhg WIN
-. ontents ,,s entirely DESTROYED. On one sac Oh
no ahoye building the flames communicated " w
liS occupied by Mr. Oliver HUI, drugs ana enc Ili.
,cslS and an Office on the second nooT by "eoise
Jc5r,es. broker IA chemicals ana on the othef sue
~ No la OCCUPIED by ". IL Levy. dealer IN drugs;
&c The upper par OF these buildings, Nos, ~ -iu
Iti were considerably damaged by IRE ana tae CON
tents throughout By wa,tt -..-.. n, ~ ,ecu-
Tbe 900, : throughout the premises No Ia, ooou-
- J., Horace Southeood Sons, eomlssion hei-
rhNrts we're greatly damaged by water Win SUI |.
80 Sd the asmes ouIs. forth from the upper par. o.
NJ hu,Ioing IA which The fire originated tha' u 80
.,.'J sonhtlul al one time whether they coa'1 Se
p,ad beeore reacSnng the corner building. nc
s,emSn labored energeucally, tnd oy loui 0 0'V'
ha1 fnIiy succeeded IN subduing the hane'. 80 .ol.
The losses As near as we can asces a S'V 5nsnred
tor n0nin Long Island Insurance 20, U. neii,
about sl9 oOO insured for SlooU n ~ w loss
r + Dyitt loss $500 fully insured \" H. Levy
a6ou, $4,000 insured for sscc Smih nv
occYnV,ne second floor OF No. l4l, were Jam
,vateI ~ inc amount of $500, fully insurer
Southmayd. loss about $3.50, paruaily ~, ,,e old
While tins FIRE was raging The rear par v g, S,,nv
building No $50 Pear ST, occupieu :, va 80 ~ a
uought, D. PEI box manuisctory; was s.a II vas
snark winch LOGGED IL wIndo" C"s.ns
however soon extIngushed. Damage "'"Hs
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nv TeleQFaphi.

BOSTON. Nov i0-Arr ship WaipOie Gale ntIa Spoke.
al, nst hi IO ION 81 90 ship Isaac webb, NewYork Tor
Liverpool 8h at 40 49, Ion %, ship Ocean Queen from
London Tor New YORK.
Rerk LTsgndsr San Juan. Cuba. brigs Palos. Buenos
Avres Sept l1lef ships Shaw, for Boston loading Mar
art Eliza for New-YoTk 10 days barss Manto, Tor
Ros,ap ST Andrew for New-YOrk 10adlng Reindeer,
uDceraia DelawOhian. for Baltimore sOoa r. kopplsoh
f salem ID 10 days John Swassay. uncertain bngs Ma
iaSso fl New York loading LacOrte. from Boston arr
sent schY John H. Davidson Tor the Falkland Islands
Sid Eth bark UBdlne. New York RAINBOW. RIO.
Also arr brgs Francis Lord. savannah Patterson,
Mobile schI Cornsiia New-fsrk.
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WASHINGTON.
.unoiutments-The Cuban Prisoners.

WAsNINGroN, Monday, Nov. TO- 1851
Commodore Morris has been appointed Chef OF
the Ordnance Bureau, aud Commodore Shubnck, In
spector of Ordnance.
1t is rumored that negotiations are pending with
the Spanish Minister for the release OF the American
nrisone,s concerned In the recent Cuban Expedition
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SHIPPING INTELLIG ENC f.
Passengers Sailed

N sfeamssip Empire Crg,tor C4a0TeS.-p Peters, j.
Jones, n. MannAs, j Butler. J. Powers A. u. Johnson
II. Adams, N c. Hacketi, A Ssecles, C. {. Tallmsn
T. Mare, Mr. DoNbhoe } A. Graz, G.. LouchS v Riser
= Murray. Il Bohan. ! Rhey J. SAMPSON. j. sWe.neck
X Dunn. j. O'heh, j. Donald, ellington. fIearn
J Bi,th T. ThornloG, Il Pomeroy, r0uehier, II Chan
.Tau. T. & ROruoon and lady. T. Cobb, W MeConnck. a
J McDasd, H. Cameron. =. 4 Dexter, H. Booth M }
Splhl
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Domestic Ports.

ALBANY. Nov s-Au schrs BevSiere. Car't.as Ne:
York; VIM y. Jenkins, Vendereelt; do Aerial SINAI I
schr Peter Clinton sclsey, New-Ycrk soop Mad AatAs-
nc 6tRHN ssToN Nov Am ships Msdor.. Brown
Nsw-York T. Buckley Brown do John Rutedss, " am
berss Baltimore bark Como, Snsh Boston brig y B.a
uslsSe Cnais do cd banks BAY State Dill. Phlla; l.
Lsmm tSw Valley Portugal SPAN Brazil Q, m.na
~ none Went 70 Ses-Bsrks Carolina Sherwood. New
York Bug state Dl, philadelphia 6th-An sh,e' zcIs
fsudsld LsVeand do brig Samuel BIown Bakw. bals.-
more schrs Georg. HARMS Somer. Phlladeipha ALICE
Ker sinston, Foster. Phlsdslph, In the Roads-ssp
F.r.,ude, Lord, New York. 20 do Cid .h,ss Aissos;
10 Sea-shp Catarne, Eckeman, New YORK 'ch' u
JxwcKsSNV T IL. Oct Alan brig Mary Aun Msa...
New-Yerk 10Th. bns Mountanesr. lBr Hall, tsh
ca bng siary Ann Means, Boston SWh schr MsdA<ss
MOBILE. Nov Cleared schr star Curran. ior N. o.
Ar schs. ~alcott. Hardy, Rattan Enterprise h'n'""'
NEW HAVEN. Nov. s-Arr. .chrs Isaac Merritt.
VIEW XIV a oRIEAks oss Sat Ar? .9lp. New fss..1
Menson. Hayro Ienoba. Barker, Bath. Ne ID Shsp
ard. DAVIS, Boston Brunswick Thomas bordsau. Sani
Lswrance. Pslten, Boston; bsrks Miasdcs. Robnsos.
Bordeaux Milford. Andrews Galveston Pua,.i. Nesns,
Bofdeaux Cid bark kilby Rowland. liayIe Aus brig
Compt de Disyioo. MohoIcI Trieste schr LOIS, Pc
nell Pensacola Nov cid steamship .ouslAns stoes'
Ga ass. .s. Sn Bene
Venice Appeb, BIalo. Elizabeth jar Duke Mss.sas
S sssu r's s:hr BRADFORD Bassr Ma;serda
steamship Fanny wd. AUDI Brszos Santiago ships Will
liam, Hall Philsdeiphs. William Sprague. Chase, New
mott X L. bsrks Gypsy Lsmson, RIO do Janeiro tSpssJ
Edouard Gelpin Havana (Spsn) Yuro, Carlos, liavass
(sp.a bn, Uniop Coseias, do schr Robt, Speddsn.
Nhltne,, Vera Cruz.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Arr schrs. Two Bsoshs".
Tread~sy, Aerandrs, Ellen. Dichenon. Gloucester.
Mass -.
SAVANNAH, Nov AR I. s. mail steamship Alsbs
ma. Ludlow. New York ship Marion, johnson, do brig
Excel Bennett do CID brig Lothera, Bently 81 jasoAs
Cuba Arr 9th, bsrks hsdcs McNsir. New York Ma
na MostOn Bulk1cy. DO brig Mssamosos wsss Bostos
WIININGTON Nov. 6-Ar bark Garland, Menus,
New York schrs Azoran, BIZ Robots Rlm key; X.
W Brown hulse, New York lth. schrs Pure Psou.
IscL ,1,Ulle James g. kng. Wainwright, Boston; lie
Roy. Myers New-Y Hudson, Berry. Portsmouth,.
MI Ga 9TH. brs Attakapss ssrei hstaDLas schf As-
nr, ord R,chmSnd Va nh schrs Jane c. Pattersou.
p.scock Philadelphia Ii Wescott, Weltvn, Port 40
Span TRINIDAD Gass Blower Seeds PHI adelphs, Cat
aT,rt Ricket New York Ira Brewster. Horton. do
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The Saco (Maine) Union tells about a
singular seamoLster captured =. sea, about twenty
miles rom that place lie IS described AS having a
head like pOrpoiSe, s-1rk, iecta. ms lac wna.e.
and A tail resembling zarc's Re IS sixteen i'et
long al d vher taken weighed eisht hundred D0rre,
u SIR tas been stafed, s0C IS Nv On :Te oi'''n
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Passengers Arrived

IN NfsaRs4 % man, from Nc~- O,le0ns-1lr Mcdonald
Head. 4 PayaTd. 8. Hammond. Mrs Maxwell Hiss
Howard T. Someslei. Mr.. Little. bliss mslha Butler
\, sen sdy and children. Madame Iegendere. bliss
Toutans, Mrs Martin aud cdlld Evelyn Fairfield and IN
storage.
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WhaIers.

Nev- london Oh INST tarA Dove, Forsyth. IN
s,sn ocean. S, Helena Sept; IL 80 sp Reports Nay
IY 70 I.t = lol 10 T. BAH BeTls Smell. do. 20 -
Al fehaara q ship s. Peter Amy New Bediss1
"a % b4l abe Halay. "a. y ~. nafoeiA WA
~ :. ,Ss! ia Az ga IL IA. 2 hD'fh IA
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BROOKLYN OBSERVATORY. The PROJECT
OF erecting an Observatory this city for As,rono.
mical purposes stated has beez fnaily abandon
cd, and that the money subscribed viii sooa be re-
hIIdai
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Drp GOODS.

L,RINGES.-Ladies residing in the upper
the C.,y will sccepi the sincere ,hsnks Of tho
scbe or their yery liberal patronage since the oposas
OF the - Ladies Silk Trimming Store"
n lives HIM much pleasure 10 announce that In csn-
pabce with an oft repeated request he VIII connss-te
consequence of thor support and enc0urasemoto Keep
on hand and manufacture % order fashona,is FfASss.
tunps and Trimmings. IN great variety
Very respectfully,
II q. McRAE,
No III sth-aV., ID door above itsh St. west SIDE
inf
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c.c.;nts Of Produce

g. -, 8,st, NonAas-.3.sei bSis ti99f
- So Ashs. 81 Do wAlsss Pcnss' 90 a. ss',sr
Bet ~ 90 Meal II ~ C. LES go, ga sy ss
?. N,.. - d.. 10 Oats 3 E ,s~-s iseh'~7'
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cefeNr thea priced hQmS Iaicahuaaa
Cd. at Nav Bedford 9Th saC EhsaSetA, Baks. psAss
Vo.sa barr President. lOf WsstPotJ osss. Aussssr
Nov Georges ssc,I NE su.'ss .ss s,ss CIV nrvss
Ni'A. & ~i non Ds-' esvth for h1cA ps'ne
Foreign Psss
sd ia. Dubis Oc' - shs yr-AsrssA -, N,v Or
lean
Ar Crha'se oc'. -. Dsx.oalAAA H.sksr. Nae
Ar. q 81 MAJ, O,s - 81, !.,ues. Rsaal, cAsnssss.
SO from MAssa ot ~ Sn.; Cr:.teri Nss-ySt
AR 3, Liverpool OF -. HAk~eo y,cl.u, nsAs.
Brsdfort Sc Johr N h. est. t!ors ncDsslA. ws<ss.
si tom do nth En-i,, Clnch sss rrsns.es; 80.
Albert Gas,,s. Deisao. N,--YosN; Sth. s. Ps'nsA.
ca 90 9Th. Washington. Page. N.w:Ysrk Lssis.s..
Gsy. New O,le.ls Hsr.id, tismn.su. 10 Pr,soe "a
wnd; s9e, e CsigUOs. River s'sa Csmsn. d CSisseA
New Orl'.ns Hsapdsn He.ey 10 ooa.t's,.,., Br,s
Ficrs Mcp,s.sd. ws.iss. BslnmSrs, Cs,ams. Gsa...
Boston; Amoa. M'Mllaa, 0ssns, vs. Se@is. abs
Hersid Gemmen. DO Chatham Ssnns. do Hero, NJ.
gers. do spc,tsg Lass. Williams, Do sd. Arse. Mhs~
Arctic. zeres, DO .si, Huhssss Lsn,bsr., Ne. OF,
leans Lsconic Miu.r CsNe.sno; Cambria. MCuiooA.
fish Gtes,a. Pernsmeues. John CA@pesi. stusSs. So
Yannsh
ming Tram Co BesscG Centurion. Combs, Ne~ Yea
Msshnetor. l7si Page I Cro'A \ Co. Ne" r''& =.
LOudon Oct - entered inward l'ste,a weser, Rsse.
New YORK y'th, rstedales. Borg. do ss'h, oas".,S
Lucinda, Nichols. Boston; SsraBpore Jshnsoa do. ~
United states CHISHOLM. Aetsndna
Cid Oct nth, Viola. Whtng Hssre and New-fst
AdVd Oct. 90. American Congress Williams. ter Nss
York Nov oh N0rthun es<lsat. 10. 18th. lorStswa.
Rraalsh, do 2la
Vessels up al HAVE O,, ~ Belle Apsse Emssart tss
New Orleans sson As,rscan Smith do. Nov. Rome
has IenletsIs, 90 i0.a Besiiics. Rogers do 2sh Mo
nesotz Allen do Dec. : Geo ENaas, COnllsrd. for Nss
York soan Snlendid. Hsglns. do do Viola. Whita<,
do Nov. Ne~-York. raompson do. 9Th Humboldt, lsl
Art a, Area July I'd. ship Adelaide, VALPARAISO (sad
SAILED for fnta
Arr A. alprsiso Avg -. bark Perseverance HeA,h.
Pate Sept ship Tyrose. Butler. Grsyqudi and sAls1
18th for Callso SD Aug 80 ship Dolores kooles t,sVN
Never New-YoTk bark John a.. Clies. SD,'h, Aiica
AR y DO. SEPT n bark Lady Suhsik, Poheys. yea
Francisco. 81 Gays Tor RIO JsnsHo
Sailed from Cosumbo, Aug 49, bark c. De'c0s. Bailey.
from New -Orl,sns , California.
GO,nS INTO Fenamhuco. sept. 30, batS supposed NE
Creole from BaltiMore.
At Poncs 2 r. ia alt. Ichr. { u. Rogers. Of and tm
Arr al St Johu. n +. 18th ult. brg liza siassr. Cum
Arr al Yarmouth 5 'SiA ult brig Challenge. Cree
by Boston schrs Nne kelsT. and Huntington Sslis~s.
Boston
Arr At s. John n. II 9TH inst. schr watchsc. wses
yOik. Brothers Doran do, 9Th, BARK Ana ksaasy
Hayes do origs Vim. Young. Atkinson. Philsdetphu. .
Chesapeake. Davidson, Boston, schr olive Bra scA.
Wight, do. Cid 81. ships Mobile. Buggs. Liverpool
oh Ottawa Blake New Orleans. brig kmf, FhzssrAh.
New-York 3th. ship Anna Tut. Ross, iOr London brx
p Nsvlgs, Boddle Georgetown, ID. c.. 9TH. ship Cos
querur Boutelle Liverpool
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

DEATH % 4 POLICEHAY.-Nr. John
McGInnes, policeman Of the second District, died
about O'Clock Sunday afternoon, at has residence
IN Main-st. He had been III for several months.
MILITARY The COopeI> OF this city
nave organized themselves into an Independents VOL
ulieeT company, and have chosen for the onicets
Captain. BALDWIN. OF the Franklin Guards Chrlsto-
pier Sven Is; Lieut. A5m. Mapes, ID Lieut. John
Mosier I'd Lieut.. The company Will celeorate I've
oFganiza.o D. M excursion 70 staten isihu o. Tue
18th inst;
ACCIDENT rsoM ;aEA.'is.-jo jonathan e.
ltrsr. a. >oub,Gfrf0u, L T.. -. IA I-l.."s ~,
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FIRE ALARM.--An alarm of fire about }
o'clock Sunday afternoon vas occasoned BY shs
burning Of chinsey corner Of Jay Ard York SIS
No damage.
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Friday last. accidentally dischsryst his gun when
noun<ipg fence The c,atents passed ins,Ge a. hI :
Is~ under the ear. whereby the bone Vas shattered
aad his face badly burned
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COuRr OF OYER AND TERslNER. The
thai Of Antonio Lopez charged with the murder Of
Mr. Foster, policeman, lyth Ward. was se. down for
to-day, but adjourned to Thursday next. owing to
temporary indisposition Of one of bis counsel The
Jury was discharged Ill THURSDAY