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The New York herald., 1851-10-19
Supreme Court-Circuit.

Der 16Peta LonTey, Of the Bark q Charleston, u.s. The
Lexington Fue Insurance Company 1t appeared that in
the year 1913 schooner called the General Taylor be-
longing to MIR. j. W furnss, of this city, lost
Brazos Island and that it had been insured with the
Mr. Furniss assigned this insurance to the plaintiff
OF that 50 SOS demanded and received by the
sheriff out Of the ompany's hands but paid by them
under protest. The assignee contends that he gave
notice of his rights previous to the attachment aud
brings bis action against the company the original
policy, contendng that they had right to pay the
sheriff Verdict for the plaintiff pro- tozaa, subject to
the opinion Of the court.
0cr IL --T1omas Green X. ID. Broune This was
action to S20 together with interest borrowed
in lsi9 from George Green. and assigned by him to
other parties who sold their nteres in the debt TO the
present plaintiff The defence that the money
obtained for gambling rposes and that it illegal
debt. Verdict for plaintiff, $l3S So
The New York herald., 1851-10-19
Marine Affairs.

STEAMSHIPS FOR ErRorE TO-DAY Three steamships
will depart from this city during o-day, for different
European ports. viz:-The Washington for Bremen at
one clock; Humboldt for Hayre at twelve O'Clock and
the steamship Pioneer for Liverpool twelve
O'Clock
STEAMSHIP CRY PrTsBuRG The splendid new
tesmshp City Of Pttsburg raised upon the sectional
lock yesterday afternoon thus sording those interest
I'd in ship building fne opportunity OF examining the
model OF the largest American yet built
she belongs to the Pennsylvania Steamship Company
and will between Philadelphia ana Liverpool in
conjunction with the City Of Glasgow aud City of Man
chester The line IL be eth further increased by the
addition Of fourth boat be called the City Of Phla
dephia The City Of Pittsbarg viii leave Philadelphia
tie I'D inst, for Liverpool.
FlsIuvG TRADE o. TN DIsrRfcr OF NrwsrRYPoRr-
rhe Newburyport Hsrcd publishes list OF all the vessels
employed in the fisheries from that port the present
with the tonnage of each vessel the Of the
owners and the number Of men employed in them. The
number Of vessels IL 30 this amount Is Gol2
tons and the valuation Of the vessels with their outfits
may be set down a, s2ll 900 The IfsrGH says:-"fo
make fair renunersting business for the capia invest
ed and the labor employed In this business the catch
inss CT the vessels average, ought TO be equal In
value to the entire worth Of he vessels and outfits"
LarScHEs "A handsome eli 9per built bark was launch
as wedge and IL Is supposed will prove Of the fast
est ssers anoat che is called the Peerless and was
built for firm in this city.
At Westerly. r. T., l4th inst, by Mr. s. Greenmann q
fine schooner Of 20 tons called the sky Lark intended
fer the Port Lavsccs trade.
At Wiscasset llth inst, by Mr.. Morrell Hilton hne
schooner Of about 100 tons TO be commanded by Capt
A fred Patterson.
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paigu, the deceased boarding ct No. 224 variok
str~~t With Mrs Elisa Almy. Who dsposed that he
evidently iaborips under deranged stats OF mind; and
yesterday morning, between and clock, he seen
70 50 up stairs TO his room iemArkng as ne went up
stairs that he was going TO get for bis couu
rel Mr. Latsen About ten minutes sfter the deceased
discovered In his bed iussusbie aud orestn
ing loudly Phvsicians were immediately sent for sni
In about fifteen minutes Dr. Griswold of No 1913 liud-
SON street In attendance; but on his srivai u
proved too late the poison had done its fatal work
The Doctor examination, und the diseased pulse
less Some remedies were applied but without eusc.s rs
the extremities soon became cold and lite was .Aanos
tanning small quantity of pIussc sId, when
is ssid TO have been nearly full before his death.
examination Of the and found opsnins the CO
vty of the abdomen strong euvia OF pru'sc aoid the
stomach was much congss ana very 20 s.s
death had been caused BY the effects OF the said scd
The jury rendered the following verdict the de-
ceased came his death by taking an over dose o pru'
sic acid while laborng under temporary insanity The
deceased of strict integrity and much respect
among his circle OF friends and scquantances; he
occupied his position of the city aldermen, from
the Fourth ward. with credit to himself and honor to
the city, and at the breaking out Of the Mexican war
Alderman Diver ned the position of of the officers in
the National Guard OF this city and re,
ceved appointment of First Lieutenant in the United
States Army OF Dragons, Third Resinent Capt Duf,
company But the company arriving at Vera Cruz,
Capt Duff taken with fever and died and Lieut.
Diver took command fought ough the campaign re-
manning under command until the termination of the
But. alas like many other brave men who went
through the Mexican on returning back again to
private life, difficulty in pecunisry matters
which in too many sorry to relate brings
them to early This appears to have been the
with the unfortunate Captain Diver The deceased
about thirty five years of native of New York
and has left orphan child fine little girl OF about
nine years Of age the mother having died year two
ago Lattery, Captain Diver employed by Mr. Robt
Rannitz sculptor situated in Broadway, as his bust
agent The National Guard, of which the deceased
Of the officers took charge of the body and the
funeral will be attended with all the military honors
Possibly the funeral will take place on Sunday.
MILITARY The Lafayette Pusileers, Captain French
paraed yesterday and attracted fair share of admra
ton in the different thoroughfares through which they
paraded
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L.ysRPooL Sept so-Arr washlasson rsys. Nyosh; No.
tD Leiteh, PhAdeiphia I'd Rsrtan, Searles NOr,ssus
nePGss.sms y Pusxssh; Underwater shplsy' Nforh
fntd out SjtS. Jas Wright Clark, NYork Geo Rayues
Rss tsw epsy Irving savannah Blanche
Entd for ids lat Loodinah Gray N0rleans; George
Crawford sua Universe. Bird. NYork Defence Kerr Sa
ysnnab; ID Alexander, Sandford Baltimore; Wm Peuu
Poole and Constantine, Bunting NYork ci'y Of Giasg ow
cla out s,;S Aet@.n; Benson. NoElsans; Oct I cOum
sid Stb, Albus, Gregory Pbladelphia (snd not Ath
Excelsior Crocker kY1rk Oct Columbia Fryer do; 3D.
Martha Ward Tott and John Hancock Levansaler, do
Se~all Jack. N0rlesns; Rsbeeca. Sawyer. Boston;
Zone slsbse Philsdsph.; Sd. wiahsid Scott, NYOrk;
In the RIVER ath outward bound Tropio. Smith Balt
Greenock, kcCutcheon Cor Mobile.
NYorh and outwar same day. "a: New York. wresman
Jessie. Bowden 81 Johns NF Oct Oxsnbridgs, Taylor
York.
MARsFILLEs Sept -Arr Trsnsto, Atau Charlsston fer
Barcelona. .
NEWPORT, Oct 2-Cld Sheridan. Cornish. NYork.
PAMsGUy. Sept Nn ths roads Alphonse. Cesar. Lebo.
OuSrssTowN sept -Arr Louisa Bliss MPhAils Callao.
KoUEN, Sept 2Arr 0aulos Bonnot NOrleans. Sid 30th,
Pumsustook, Webster, do (from Bordeaux)
ROTTERDAM, Sept 6-Cld Cleone, Baxter, York
eANrA CRVz (fenerfel SEPT l-Arr Ambrosius Beck
man, NYork.
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q e VS. BY The MAILS.
Our Philadelphia Correspondence.

PHnApElPHIA, October II, 1851.
TAe Official -aticn Of Couneils-The .4rt
Union Prise Picture
The return Judges assembled this morning, and are
now busily eng aged In summing up the returns and
announcing the results CT the late election The guber
material vote in the whole city and county, gives
jority for Johnston Biger, of 1859 The natives
threw away $50 for Cleaver The count also shows
that six democrats and five natives have been elected
the Assembly, by majority ranging from two to three
hundred which will hsweveT, not much alter the poti
Gal complexion Of the house 1t will stand fifty four
democrats to forty six opposition. 1t is however pro-
babe that the native candidate for Senator s. G. Hsmi
ton is also elected over Washington J. Jackson the
democratic candidate, which viii be a loss.
There has been anxious crewd Of politicians and
candidates collected all day in front of the State House.
awaiting the result Of the count.
The City Councils organized this morning Mr..
Yeager. the demo tic councilman from Upper Della
retains his seat being the only member Of that
party that destined to tread the council chamber
in official capacity In Chestnut ward tie has
occurred between Messrs Fisher x Whittle, and the
contest has to be fought again After the appoint
receive Kossuth, the committee adjourned to meet
again on Thursday next. when Mayor GNpin will CON-
mence his term of Office
Rotberm the artist Of this city has been selected
by the Art MON 10 paint picture for the first prize
The subject chosen is Patrick Henry celebrated speech
the Virginia House OF Delegates at the moment when
his deauncaton Of George the Third has reused his lis
teners to the height Of excitement
James W. Graft last night robbed Of $500, whe
in the coming to this city from Harrisburg 1t is
mostly in Psburg bank notes 81 0tO being the Mer
chants and Manufacturer bank Of that city.
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FArBEs MAruEws MovEnESTs roR rHg Ngyr wrEK -
The reverend gentleman will preach at st. maryS
Church Grand street TO and will administer
the pledge after high and vespers he will also at
u nd that church every morning and evening during the
next week 20 accommodate the dense population Of this
locality. Father Mathew witnessed the performance Of
The Drunkard-' at the Museum, yesterday, and
pressed 10 the manager bis admiration Of the
very effective In which the thrilling incidents
embodied IN that moral drama portrayed II will
crafty Father Mathews friends 20 learn that Miss
Hayes previous 20 her departure fxed Wednesday
ing November 9TH FOR his farewell benefit concert when
musical treat Of the highest order may be anticipate
Posr orUoE 0PERaTIoSs.-we are indebted to Vim "
Of the New York Poet Once for the quarter ending Sep
tember % ISL
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The Vermont wing State Convention.

DELEGATES TO THE NATIONAL CONVENTION, ETC.
MoSrrELLrER, Oct. IL, 1851.
The Vermont whig State Convention, which very
large has compstsd i selection Of delegates 10 the
next National Convention The subo joined are for the
State at large
DsieRafss. Substitutes.
Justice W. Morrill, Stafford. HBWslton. Jr Mon tpssr.
Harry Bradley. Burlinston. ID W. Clsrke. Burlagton
The appointments for the several districts are q. fol-
hws.-
DAT. D.iegafs Substitutes
III. !. wright, Cpstltton V. ", Briggs Brsndon.
&c. Cooiedse. windsor James Barrett Woodstock
3-Wm kAsh, New Haven. George - Crsndley.
H II. Reed Montpelier. Henry 9. Bartlett. Lyndon.
The ANNEXED resolution unanimously adopted By
the convention
Resolved the sense ofths eonvsptl,s that the vhir,
OF Nermont stedfastly abe By their oft declared prp
particularly set forth In the resouton sdopted
state Cenvsnton in June las that thsy entertain
pre- dices 20 that vii not eheerfuy
eldd for the Of their cherished snd tNs
The delegates this day selected represent Vermont The
National Convention. will most scceptsby discharge their
responsible duy BY f1thfay ende.vOrns the
lection Of csnddstes Who can hest the conhdencs
snd fss0r Of she vtiSs Of the whole eOuHtrJ."
The New York herald., 1851-10-19

Rsyt., B.snsn lvi.S her inward cargo :ss.sS
sssss S:Ss..i ass.: Is.s Ss;:s :ss
SSis s. 'ss SS;:.sss
in contact with the sohr Tsos tss k.ss probably
'sxsTI.osT. oss issAs, bark. Edmond Dwight Hal.
Rsyena Pis'maa Rotterdam; sahis WIN xailisi Price.
Oct As, shss s Col
% s ssIs SI's ss ldy aSp; *: H TS
Ho,.as.n port ssaIs toSi.: julia vsnsiidsr.
aI s Oct @arr brig % Bsrond. Morton.
FALL RIVER, Oct ls-Arr brig L Walton. Titus Alex
Bostop prev ith. MESSENGER Eddns. do Gd sshr Su
losS. brig csi5slns Rogers. Burke, Ats.kspss.
Bcras.us; British brs M,rss from Ponce. Pr. ana s1
cane 70 9afoor h. morning a. ssnris xSsss
in sight outward bound
TO sea this Afternoon which three
t.rls snS hvs brig, All GOAL laden The British brig nyr
~.ns orders from Tso rssd ve:
l' "% sSspf =: 'isad
% s Gas up S sd
K:
ca aar a2d sSG sSp ps.o load
Oct imSd .oSr ss5h Cuba sayysr Hachas
GosiiE Oct Arr ship s,naussy i Bofian%, NY.r.:
't E% ss't5 pp. p...
SM sr cs ss s
phrssis sni,h Boston Ashland stone Poi.smoqsh Na:
LoSpoN Oct Ars arr :osrs Shsr.ss asi.s Over
nard dO slOop Thos ThOrne, Durfes. Fall R'sr for AL
dphia; Florida Read freeman psrisn Assvou Bssss
t:s SSia ~ d
s for % s fa r e
h @ Dsn Bsars
SHN G q. :e sss EsSs Ss T %ss %
se Rsy
a sF.s sis. STss ss4.
sss Henry Crosby
s Iy s
owls Hi4p. OCT is-In port .ehr ons.rio. HsAsi,.
'i% ssii:;s ssis
;Si SiyIs: 1.Ss:r q, ss;sSss E:ysssss W.
s:sS;1, ss; $:S. *l,lss;s: SEs Sfss:s
ANN i .s EndSS Iss;
chsrssson sshIs Ess9a,on ASss%sris Iiu.s, Psntss.
Soi.ot GpSsiae LiSrsi As;3y 'lsSP, yrs!sris nigxn
brig Yelseoo. for do.
PHILADELPHIA Oct ls-Arr schrs rienias. odtsey.
Provdence Lewis Ckfk. vankirk NYofk; Seneea Brown.
New port hontezums. Smith Norwich Cid schrs Amsads
Wellan Sag Harbor an 0Conneil Edridge, Sing Sing
Fleming Godfrey, Providence; L0 Clark Vankirk.
York. seneca, Brown Newport; Acntsiuma, Smith. Nor
vict; steamer Norman, NYork.
SAVANNAH, oetll-Cid brig brig Macon, Watkins.
York
SALEM Oct l5-Arr trigs Brazilian Bray and ,tharns
Noket Nckels Phadslphis; echrs Atlantic. Nieherson
SYork SIC l4tf sehr Martha Maria swift, SYorh: 18TH
bask kiquelon, Rio Crande; brigs Hamilton Ropes Africa
Gsrlsnd Lerd Para echr Maria Theresa smaiiy Phiia
deirhih
WILMINGTON, NC. Oct Arr schr westcott. Wines.
st Martins Wis Charleston CID lith brig Frtoi Faseburg
csdiz sld 4.l, sehr Forest Coils, Boston co savaa-
aahl,
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NEWS BY TELE0 Il AP 81.
Examination Of the Syracuse Rescuers.
Anna n.- 1azt

Examination OF the syracuse hescuers.
AuSusr, Oct. IT 1851.
THIRD DAY.
y was In error yesterday in stating that the four
prisoners under examination at the same time.
Tue prisoners counsel, D. D. Hills had applied for a
separate examination which the Court granted The
examination Of Moses Summers was proceeded in hrst
and lasted all day.
This morning the Court called to order by Judge
Consklin. ct 10 O'Clock General Lawrence the District
Attorney informed the Judge that his witnesses were
not then present but that they would arrive in the ha
past ten o'clock train from Syracuse and me furtner
ing was postponed until that hour.
Mr. Ira r Cobb who had been arrested. but was too
unvel TO travel the rst day made his appearance this
morning and his examination also proceeded in.
The Ditrict Attorney then called the names OF his
witnesses but very few answered to the call Mr. Law
renee requested that warrant be issued for Peter
May OF syrs cuse who had been subpnasd but did not
appear The Judge decided to wait uat the arrival Of
the next train and Mr. May then fails TO appear he
will grant the warrant and furthermore, will deal with
him a. the law directs in such cases
John W Jones then called on the stand. and
sdsvit read TO him which be acknowledged to be his
He was crosssxamined by John G. Forbes. associate
counsel with Mr. Hills the latter being unweu though
able TO be in court.
Peter Way Deputy Sheriff, was examined His afh.
davt which is quite Lengthy was read and affirmed by
him He does not positively identity any Of the prison
ers but thinks Cobb put out the lights. He sub
jected to lengthy cross-examination.
Henry shattock Emery 0rmsby, and Charles woodru uf
also cross examined. Their testimony not
very conclusive except that Of Charles Woodruff and
he swears positively that Cobb put out the lights
The defence have brought forward no testimony, as
yet.
The examination into this continued through
out TO- day and the court adjourned till 10 o'clock to-
morrow
number of witnesses arrived from Syracuse on the
noon train, and Deputy Marshal Allen also brought
another prisoner named Salmon from CRANKY, Oswego
county who was in custody, and viii be required to
enter bail to morrow morning
The court crowded slarge part the audience
being composed Of the most prominent citizens OF syra-
cuSe
The New York herald., 1851-10-19
Very Interesting from the South.

THE ELECTION IN SOUTH cARoLIsA FOR DELEGATES
TO THE SOUTHERN o)NeREsS-uNIoNIsTs REJoIc-
ING IN MISSISSIPPI, &c.
BALTIMORE, Oct. II, 1851.
By to nights Southern mail lear from South Caro-
Ina that of the delegates elected
TO the Southern Congress Union men. In Charles
ton vote Of $50 poled, the largest ever known
The majority for the ticket in that city
IL about one thousand.
The Charleston Courier. which greatly deplores the pre-
aspect of affairs in that stassays We profoundly
regret result being convinced that secession would be
simple and peaceful measure any ordinary act Of
the Legislature and that south Carolina
State would have prosperity far beyond saythiDg
tcfore enjoyed and pecSabtv that savshe lding
State can hope to attain in the Unsn.
There is great rejoicing In Mississippi the Union
victory Bsrbscues holding, and the Whole
the Widest excitement General foote Is addressing
the people everywhere, and making a trumphal tour
through the State
The Secretary OF the Navy in reply to petition from
the New Orleans Council for navy yard at that por;
replies that he thinks the service ut the time
requires no additional yards
The New York herald., 1851-10-19

zRKAIY WITH THE INDIANS CHOLERA on THE
UrPER MISSISSIPPI
81. Lours Oct L., 1851.
Co covper and Major Chiffon arrived ct st. Louis TO-
day bringing letters from the treaty ground The
ties vA the Indian tribes have been finally eon
coded and the presents distributed ~ Colonel Mitchell
who 70 leave for the states the evening Ct the
Oath.
Some little excitement prouc By the arrivs Of
express from the trading posts the Upper Missis
sippi advising Col Mitchell Of the prevAsnce of th.
cho,ers among the Indians u that section
dslegstion from the several tribes nz u
fhe tr sfiee visit President on ana
q b understood wiz soconpsny the COmnissionsr 10
fhis city.
Two com panies ef riffs detached ss an e.oor.
and Major Chison with his comp.sy OF dragons cams
on in advance The vhoie party is expected here the
latter part Of next week
The New York herald., 1851-10-19

UIsarea.
steamtAp Pioneer tnew) Eldriase Liverpool sponord.
s.eaT.hlp Humboldt. Lias.. uAyre. N Livingston.
vingston.
ps hs a1ssssS hss' IsI1g zsss s: a..s sf.. Will o,E
s Isiss, MsT Ssi.ss rs''
R.s is&s asrs sasiSs ali s ''ami''
s,a s,sl Sl.s, ss k.s Is:s1R Bssa Hnet
Bris Vim allen, Moore $. John. NIB, Butler Cram.
es.s b dHs wsH'S ass Co.
eehr Melinda tBr). B-undsse. shedi.e.
sehr Anthem, Latham M,tssorda, Ne stanton Thomp-
sehr r Randall. blackwell, Charleston. Van Brua,S
schI r Hammond, Taylor. Georgetown. sc, Penfold&
sshr wssAinxsOn. ossAri, Washington. NC, Basom.n
sehr Hsmento, Smith. Wilmington NC. HuSsey nur.
Dss., RIsA1oH! ri;r,on
ssT ,Sss r
sloop u Borden. Dunnins. Fall River.
Axr1vsa.
ans uno9 om guss & ~, Tsrpps Tsr s.y1s
Shour. half OF csps Hst,sr.s ssehanssd signal:
ship Noun, Vernon tof Bsihl whi,emore New Orleans.
snip 6t.ss.y isrS, w.I:s: Dublin, 4 day. IL ssii..,
spoke Br brs Arabian, from Linerieh for New Yorf,
Bsii solon tBr,mL Bu..nsr Bremen. 81 days, in ballast
and ls ess,.snscrs& e.u. 10 20 roppc Co ou,
sss river I'm with Eids.. Ssrnins n:
experienced heavy westher ths carried
away forsyard, and received other damage.
B5s Psruvi.n tBrj. Eeeufs Limerick q days. in bal
Sris sSs@ Ly:ss iSsii Dahl Rio JsnsiTo IS day.. with
Brig British Queen tBr) Brown Port Morsnt Ja Sept
2 With mdse 20 Everett Brown Sept 3D. lat ~ 10 Ion 70
90 spoke bark Htohings from Port Royal ya for Boston,
Brig Osceola tof Plymouth Biddle, Turks Islands
days with salt 70 Underwood wild, vessel to lie Wis
BRIG Chief Smith Georsetovn. sc, days. with naval
stores, 70 Brown De Rosset
schr Alexander bi.cneii Is msstedb Berry kArscsho
Sept e. with coffee, 70 Maitaad Phelps Oct IT, Chiuco
tsasne besrint miles spoke BRIG Zebra days from
schr John Rouiefs burrows Tampa Bay. vi. Key West.
Is days, With mdse, 70 Bssl. Melieh Dewitt.
schr Norma. Mott, Fredericl sbuRs. daya
sehr Ira Brewster. Horton, wilnnston NC, days. with
sloop Fashion, Blydenbure. Providence.
eloop Blackstone, Appleby, Providenoe.
sloop WIN II Bowen, kenney Providence.
ship. seio,s stolhsld Mobiles An.sste Zstsss New Or
leans Lockyoods tBr). Errington, 81 !ehn, fB -
On Tbursdsy ships Geo Pst.en s,insen, Mobile Ems.
trr Bourisn Passona bark cosmo, outerbridse, Bris
vel
The paohet ship Zurieh Rich, for Hsvre, and Rip Van
winhe Lowber Tor LverpooL have anchored At the sW
srit
ocr y-wnd q, sunris. NV ish, and clear; as msrid-
an, do DO; at sunset. ssk
The New York herald., 1851-10-19
Our Baltimore correspondence.

BALIIM0Rk, Uct0ber 10, IooI.
Much interest manifested in the diplomatic circles
at Washington with regard to the expected arrival Of
special minister from SPAIN demand satisfaction for
the Cuba outrage.
Mr.. Secretary Graham and lady we're at LncolH,
n. c., on Friday last.
about Spain says he thinks all the prisoners
will return home
Returns from al the counties in Georgia except four
indicate Cobbs election by majority of least $1,000.
The Washington TeegTopi ssys, the vacancy in the
consulship at Havana occasonod by the recall Of Mr
Owen, has not yet been filed.
The ship Ashland New Orleans, reports passing of
Double Headed Shot Keys two Spanish steamers with
brigs Of war in tow, steering North east.
Letters from Texas say the cotton crop viii fall far
short CT last wears Weld
The New York herald., 1851-10-19
ry., sr,.rmr, Arrnrcs. Ar BosrorL

TpGn srrAnspfr AMERICA, AT BosTorI
Arrwrpp, sept D-Arr Columbus, Leohsre, MstanSas.
sld Oct q wallace, Turner, EYork.
AITora, SEPT p-Arr Elise, Trsutman NYork -
BonpAy, Aug PAR sea Breeze, Brown, Boston; Nsh.
b.scsiors. Sep, s4-Arr "Angs.i,s," Nsnsu, Nerfoik
Bpfsror, Oct 1-Arr volsnt, Sears, Cronstsdt Cd Eli
rsbeth Hsncocf, fYork and remained I'd SD from she
Pill sh ssmcsss chspmsp Eiort sl'o s.d V be 10 pert
BrsrrsHsx,s Sept 2s-srr nsrsehs Rssohen. 0srss- YES
odor. Muller, DO johannes ieldt gsltmore Sh gopsr-
CRorsTADT, Sept pArr hsrmion. Jackson, Yort Gle.
HILL Curtis London 2sd, Isis, Milton dol d, Bearse
NYort Eedors Leach; Bossen; Mary Ades Sears NYork
CsctTrs Aus lO-Arr Msrv, Marshall sFrsncsco; llth.
Wary ~ DER DO; wm Kent, warner DO, via Batavia th
WIN sturses, Freeman, Boston. cid 7th, Celumos sls.
zee Boston sh, Lntin Rgg NYork 10th. orisss Bears
postop: IQth, Louisa. SNOW. do.
Cuxg.vrN, sept 2-Arr Abby Pratt. Shaw, Bstsyia
Dr. Sept 10 Zen obs, Jackson, London for Nfork,
and Oot Roads fo shelter Msrgare Que
o and sd for London Devonshre. Bovey, NYors do Oct
2 Prince Albert, Never, DO do.
rropstadt Bristol,
sId prb Ocsas Queen. oris~old NYork
oprrsocF. Oct l. Arr seecstris, Logan, Quebee.
Cp1~aav. Oot Arr Counbus TAfkenbora. 81 John NIB
crpp.Ir.p serf 22-Arf Nstivisa te hsrs Tiscorinis
war for Msr~eflies Eeonorn Nickeraon. and Osces
Rsler M.isss s,d both sld for Phlsdslphis
psrrvr n sept ra-eid walter. Drsscher SFrapctscs
HrLvoFr, Sept pIp rort Warts Msstslena Porksn, ter
ENrfL