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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-06-19

UThe following Improp,u is by the
celebrated witty and eloquent Bushe,
upon two political agiiators OF lhe day
who bad declined al appeal to arms,
one on account Of his wife the other
from The affection in which he held his
daughter -
Two heroes Of Erin, abhorent Of slaughter,
Inproved on the Hebrew com nand,--
One honored his wife and the other hs daush
I hat "th.ir days might be long IN the land"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-06-19

Mrs. Judson, { Fanny Forr, S,er,"
left Calcutta in January for the Uuired
States, by way Of England, and is now
daily expected home.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-06-19

IT," Dear Sir" lispcd great lady
~ waiered silk at the Worlds FAIR
have The goodness TO Inform me If
there are any noblemcn in the Uni'cd
States ~ " Ycs. man." answered
lu | fed iona han, who was showing on
the beauties OF cream iree1er." aud
I'm one OF them"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-06-19

q, Atthe Court Of Justices, yestsr-
day, the following persons plead guilty
to complaints of Il violation OF tie Town
Ordinance against keeping stores ope n
Sunday, ana were sever lily fined -
Thomas Stacy, jr., second offence,
$40.
John Lynch, 80. Patrick Shay, S3,
Hewitt & Irish. $3.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-06-19

~. Among the arrivals Mt the Belle
vac House We notice Count GuroN iski
Vi Cambridge. There are about two
hundred Friends stopping at this house.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-06-19
o. We are vey much graufied 10 fnd

o. We are vey much gratlfied 10 find
that The plan Of celebration which the
Committee o: Arrangements have adop-
ted. for the observance Of The Fourth
OF July m this town, and which we ex
planned in Saturdays paper,-meets
with very general appreciation from our
citizens Since This is the case, we
trust that commendable degree OF lib
erality will bee manifested, and that all
those who feel proper interest in The
Public Schools, viii contribute some
thing toward the Fund in order 10 ena-
bic the Committee fully TO carry out all
their plans. II is desirable that what
ever is given shoul be handed 10 the
Committee soon, so that they may
know. atan early period, precisely What
they can do. They have much labor
yet to perform, III carrying out their
various plans, and there 10 no Tine TO
be lost
We are confident that those who
contribute toward this object will make
n very judicious expenditure Of their
money, and that they will never have
cause 10 regret the act The Commit
tee will be happy to receive whatever
sums may be offered. as all will be
equally acceptable. With these APP
peais 10 The public, ihey leave the
matter, and earnestly trust that they
will be answered in manner which
sha!l be credtable TO the donors, and
scrviccdblc TO he cause to which the
money vii! be appropriated.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-06-19

The LATE MR. TERRy.-Thc Lynch.
burgh Virg'nian Of Thursday comes to
us with rs columns clad in the habil,-
mrnts OF mourning for the loss cf iis late
esteemed and able editor, A. w. c.
Terry, Esq. whose melancholy fate we
have alread! noticed. The Virginiin
gives It's readers a detailed account Of
the career of MIR. Terry, and aIludes in
feeling terms to the sad events by wnich
tie community of Lyuchburgh has been
thrown nio so much gloom. Mr Ter
ry having expired al S O'Clock Oh Sun.
day evening. his remains were followed
To their 'ds, resting place on Monday,
10y one Of the largcs, !unera, process.
slons ever known in Lynchbursh. The
ceremonies were of most inn rcgsiyc
character, and exhibited in \ h,gh de-
gree thr sympathes Of those who had
been called upon 10 pay u iast std trb.
ute TO departed worIh, 80 an ad,t ion.
nl evidence oi tn" deep feeling in tcn'f
OF Mr.. Terry aud t,c houscncld L.. leit
behind to mourn their rscrarapl~ Sss,
N" good cllizcns Of Lynchhurgh have,
With rrcmpiitudc that does 'E,m iu-
mortal credit contributed ,he handsoaie
sum Of $4,000 for the education and
support OF MIR rs children. Richmond
Rciub'icdn.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-06-19

The receipts of the great lndus'ri-
al Exhibition at London, exceed the
whole amount Of expenses by about
ei2o,oOo.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-06-19

ELCPsMENT.-A man and woman
eloped from the Asylum in this town.
about week ago, and lave gone to
parts unknown.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-06-19
California Nous
HIGHLY IMPORTANT
FROM CALIFORNIA.
SAN FRANCISCO IN ASHES.
Loss sl3. coo. Geo.

Loss Sl3, COO. Geo.
Nav RLEAns. June l3. 1851.
The steamship Alabama has just ar
rived with two weeks lat news from
Cali rnla, the dates being TO May To-
She came via Acapulco Her news is
Of great importance.
a terrible fire occurred IN San Fran
cisco. laying in asles pro. criy TO 'he
amount Of SIS 600 0O0.
Among the buildings destroyed are
the Custom House, Union. Paraer's Ma
tional, New World, Ciy Delmonicc's
and the Exchange Hotels, also Roses
buildings, and the Offices Of the Steam
ship Co.
The fire also spread to The shipping,
consuming large number of vessels
which were lying at their wharvcs. 1t
was first discovered in Clay street, and
ran through about dozen blocks quick.
ly spreading 10 other Parts Of the city
the greater par, OF wi ich lies heap OF
ruins. Hunter. George, Maine. Centre.
and EldoIado streets are com! icie!y
Quilted.
The utmost CONSERVATION prevailed
during the fire, and thousands were
turn, d out of house and home, having
lost their all.
MEASURES were about being adopted
to relieve the distressed and it is feared
Il number Of lives have been lost. Bus
mess was not thought of.
Sa Francisco presen sorrowlDg
and heart sickcning picture.
The news from the mines continues
of cheering character. New discov-
cries were being daily made, and the
prospects of the mines were highly fa-
vorable.
Those working with the quartz crush
/ ing machines were reapng rich re-
ward. In some instances tee average
per man was $50 to $50 per day.
! Lynch law Is sllIl IN lorce a"d sever
al new examples lave been made.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-06-19

To cmcilistc is ~ ir6,i,sIy more
agreeable than 10 offend, II 10 worth
ssmc sacrifice of individual w,ll.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-06-19

q The General Assembly commcn.
ced i,s June session in ,hls town Tues
day nothing Of haportance wa. done.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-06-19

The mcmhcrs OF the Cen raj Bapiis,
Church, Newport, Il. l., formerly I'M
der his pastoral care, desrous Of ming
ling their sympathics with his bereaved
family, and tie people Of his late charge
have united in erecting this monument.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-06-19

pPThe old buildings on The corner
of Thames street and Banisie''s wharf
are being taken down. and large three
story building will he Immediately erect
el on the sile, by Capt, G. haries Rus
SELL Jr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-06-19
})octifal.
MARRIAGE CEREMONY.

p,,nay SQUIRE CABLE.
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-06-19

Mr. John " Ise, the scronsut. hns
notified the rcop'o oi Philadelphia Of
his intention 10 make an extraordinary
Balloon Ascension fror, that city soms
time about the middle Of this month
His balloon is forty feet in diameter, ca-
pabIc ofcarrying sixteen persons aud
On this occasion he i' q he aeconpan.
red by lie iamdy, two passcnyels, and
two scientific gentlemen.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-06-19
THOMAS LEAVFR.

LATE RrCTOR - ST PAuL's CHURCH
Died Dec %, lSi7,
In the 33d year of his age.
Precious IN the sight ofMe Lord
Is he deaih + hs saints.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-22

s<sr yosa r.rs.. e,yarar parsssmsss. Va. az,
srb eystes- a., -
sch sJlph. willis. E.~-asvsa.: Gals. scaH4 10 VI
sufa
sclr ysuso Hero. Six clair Ne, Haven. d,ss e'uad
yrefla
sesr. yllisss Eslls. ws,uorc. He~.Havsn. da7s.
beu nd 20 NirsiAla - d.
ssAr eusaa A. Andersoa, Ells W1Shaston, ". c, ;
d.,. naval stores and onttcn. g. l.. Mitchell
sskf Op.i6s. Logger, VuEiaia, days. wood
Scnr nIo Go,ier Washington, N. c is nav q pres,
S,hr Wa,hbston Cassell. Washington, " c days
naval store, Pa. en- an hu5deTp y.
fear Con,<t Pssh, Washington. N. c, days naval
sfsres,s Y Mitchell
sem Eizabefh Ann, krsnse, = ashilStyn' u uSs,
naval stires @. Williams
sshr Waa Dabosqae, CARLISLE, Philadelphia, days
al.
schr Michigan Bsset. Baltimore. days, ndse, John
& Ir~den
SAIL EDsteanlsrs Arctic, LICE for Liverpool South
eTpeT, DNkrseD. Charsston Florida LYON. savannah :
Roanoke Panth. Norfolk and Riclmsnd 81 ps : NJ
FoI Ainsw0rih Hlsre. Law aei1ls Johns San Fran
CISCO John Lacy Cushing. New Orleans.
EIED-purns the dly " SW.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-22

On Sunday. Dec. a. in her 25h yea- AVE- ELIZA,
VII. OF John l. Rker. and ,nget.r Of George Elder
The friends respectfully invited 10 attend her mineral
on Tuesday, the f3d Al TO O'Clock VI, from he late
yssds nee No l5l De aacy- st near Suffolk d2g 2t'0
On Saturday morning. Dee %. OF lingering fitness,
MARGARET. wife of ChaTies M. Tsny and daughter OF
III. late Wbitshead Hicks,
The friends aud aequaasnoss % the family respect
fully IBvte attend the fnneral day 1t O'Clock,
her late residence, No iez Madison st. without fur
the boflee
Al Rushvick. Friday evening. Dec. 10, CHAR
IOTTE, wife Of JohG II. Gordon OF New London add
daughter Of Luther WhtmOfe.
The friends Of he family invited 10 attend her funeral
om her fathers residence, Of SOsnylckav. sEl
Jefferson. ST, (Bu,hwlcs On MoDdiy 2ld inst, at
o'clock p NJ
Ia Philadelphia at the residence Of her fahsr, on
Wednesday, Dec H. amer lzgsIing illAess, ELEANOR
WIDDlFIELD
At Pa. ANA, Nov 20, PETER L PARSONS Esq. in
the 80 year Of his age, native OF New York Civ he
was formerly occupied Pacific Mail Ste lnshlp o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-22
Markse-C.RsFuIIr REPORTED rOR TIE TRIBUNE

AsYES-The market is very quiet Tor Pot, Al 4 s7,a
~ Pearls are steady but insetlve at s. ST..
COIION-Ih The market is dub and the sales unimD0r-
tAnt say ~ bales Dealers are anIIOusy waiting advoes
FLOUR AND MEAL-rhsre 10 no change OF moment
70 note IN our ske. for the low grade. Of State aad IVES
tern louf The latter grades are held higher and
good demand for the trade But LITTLE done on
HALIFAX put stop business Canadian Is IN limited re-
guest and rm az 81 asa 5 with sales 100 b,s a,
former pnce The sales OF Domestic 1905 bbls
SO for common TO straigh sfaSa 62 lr
mixed 20 fancy Michigan and Indiana 81 SCI for favoIe
State, and si3ossi % for fat round hoop
One. southern is III be-er supply and the market Is
tame the demand confined The local trade Sales Of
Eu Baltimore Sc ard s S T FsSc Re-.
Flour drn sales c; 100 bias a, So I'll Com Slsa is
SIS runcheon Back~ heat is IN az 50
l2sSs2Tl 100 rs, and sl75as5 II bbs.; the latter
GRAIN-Our market for Wheat very qrst. ho'ders
are firm the demand is good for milling but Shippers are
The sales 500 bus good Gsesee at 81 Os IN store
3se bus White Southern reportsdl at 03 Long Island
Rec selling at ss9c and OHIO Red &c Rye squiet
and nominal 81 7Ss 76sc Barley very quiet az 50 soc
Cato better the late cold has cut of the sup
ward Sales OF State ssc and Jersey sjc Com
scarce there little aaoat and the arrivals non
we sonih nom Je-sey. and the River lknited and
aoesn sre.arm- The demand Is moderate, and Is
Rey Tor the ocal trade Sales Of 10 coo bus s5c
~ Nertnern and southern Yellow held at 65c and
nvvisIoNS-There is netting dong IN Pork heyond
NJ 20, vase holders generally are firm at SIS for old
e.. ,ops Is SIS = 70. new do SIS % fy ola Prime and
az ~ 20 PsIze Mess inactive and !, nsmTnaI Al
81 S,sE nysr, gIes al SIC Beef Is very steady bnt
mi, a. the receipts light Sales Of 100
$3.50 81 ior Mess. and SASS p for Prime Pnns
49, - - >isasls and Is in limited request Beef
e., nsN! sSesa - bbs at Sls4ls q = z2o a.
n ssso ios Hams and Shoulders IN plain picEisI
noss are hos plenty aad saabe At 6lSGIc-
bacon Is cal sno less plenty s6stc fy ,ho. ga t.
sa ~ Lard Is scarcs and IA far demand Sales o.
eos ssSYc ior good to prime. and staslc for Ker
csnasd Sales Of OH, Al i2SI se and STATE AZ l9ls
Snsess good local demand At et67e for fair 10 pne
hAf-Ine market has advanced Sales OF 400 haies M,
chipping a7SS7ee. ' '''
Ehlskf-The narke: i very quiet for prson a, ne
refused '~' ~ -" No"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-22
fine arts.

A MEXICAN ART UNION.-DISr FRI
n BUTTON will take place WEDNESDAY, Dee.
d. at the TrpsT Hall The Books Of subscnption viii be
open I'll that time az the GALLERY, No. ig7 BROAD
WAY and for the convenience Of the public, additional
subscription books viii be opened at Messu. APPLE
TONS No. 200 Broadway; Mesus. TIFFANY, YOUNG
4 ELLIS No. an Broadway; Messrs. EVANSx BRIT.
TAN. No 6s7 Broadway; I. J. CROWAN, No 800 Broad
way; Mttrs LOCKWOOD SON, No. All Broadway
MesHs WILLIAMS STEVENS, No. 353 Brosdway
GEO. p. PUTNAM, No l5j Broadway; II. RAYNOR,
No. 70 Bowery.
It Of importance for the efficiency Of the Institution
that the friends Of the Art Union and the Subscribers Of
previous years should Immediately avail themselves Of this
extension of time record their books of
present year.
The best artists Of the repre- soned the Gal
lsry II the Art Union and tho engrsvngs for
each subscriber equal In number and large
returns Of last year.
The public whose appreciation Of the liberal objects Of
the ART UNION has often been testified il invited
TO Examine the Paintings aRd Engravngs Of the present
year, and confidently appealed TO for prompt support Of
the Institution dn n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-22
The Hrpsox R,vrR R,uvo,n-Ths

HE HrpsoN RIVER RALRoAp.-The
Freightins business on this road has been 50 enor.
nous since the River closed to utterly overtsx us
capacity and cause considerable inconyenisnc. 70
passengers, especially on down trains, ss the I'M
trains have the night If way. We understand TIA,
seven new and powerful spgnes are expected within
. few days, and that more and more win b ordered
satil the capscity Of the road sha fully eQu, the
lusasss thrown upon il. Freight viii have to stand
ss~a for time hu, wiz be put through rapidly as
pcssjh}e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-22
MARREE q.

ON III urs,say Dec. Is at All SAINTS Church. by Rev
Mr. Fiesbo. odt. WILLIAM NJ JOHNSTON 70 MARIA
yVERTS. both II thIs CITY
90 Tsntday. Dec I. AZ ihe b ~nse Of Mr John JOHN
s;>p nv Rev Aisr Clemens, WILLIAM GAY, Eel. 20
Ms ELIZA daughter Of the late DAVID Ce-nsnis, Of
on Thuuday, isih ms, By Rev Or. Pllips. Mr..
JAMES THOMSON TO Miss ANNA D. COOKS, al OF
a fsrftV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-22
Nv telegraph.

BOSTON. Dec 2i-AT briss Celestina, Phlisds ph,a ,
Mstapoia do Nass,ian, Daeu, scirs. Bfaglnzs. NJ
tlda. AlheT. Nioal. and &c lePlege. Phade phia.
PROVIDENCE. Dec. 90 ATT. schr NJ. l.. Hal BAlI
Cid brig Ora Tar, Mowry Charleston. 2lst arr,
schr Oneco Nmf1ik parted company with schr Reaper,
from Nofok for Boston, OIL ihe Capes OF Dea,s on the
iob Wm II Darling. Baltimore. l. br.gs Florence,
Falss. Matanyas Eliza Merthen, Grim, DO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-22

NOR SALE.-A small collection of
Il valuable CABINET PAINTINGS onginals by the
great masters, beautifully executed and IN wonderful
pretervaion vii amply repay the and lover
OF Art The proprietor assures the gentlemen OF taste and
fortune. they VII prove valuable acquisition TO any col
lection this Country Europe 10 compliance with the
wishes Of the gentlemen who called at No John
81, % visw them, the proprietor has had them removed
for inspection to the stors Of Messfs WILLIAMs 4
STEVENS. No s57 Broadway an avs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-22
CTgshs-Ns ssscs fart bar sAss Of fs3 eco Hsyass -
etfs eas ,pd a tas Ger , "a at $50 &c

s0sPy artssr sale. Of IT'S SoIs' ca.lle a, &C.. ns,l
TEUIT-Te leaYa ssis. Of 500 bo,ss q seh pas.a. =;
a. Is $50 or % 3pe. 100 obs Elarrsa,. SEE.
IS hsl.s Gr,brbo valE1is To, aad loe dEuss TURKEY
Figs. &c 4 months
Hops-Th,re 70 No activity IN the marle' aa he sses
AZ. IN ,ta lots 2tsr35e for Eastern and Western
TTNE-TAs make, - VII heat change. There nos-
asssi AID we have Of 40 further sale. 80 report
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-22
From our Covrssponden's.

NEWPORT. Dec i9-Arrfred-Brig Florence RAY, Ma
god Island, NewYOlk Neuytas GrIfa. GTinards. New
Haven. sehT H. BurJes, James, Fail River. fillmore
slocp James Gorham, Nichols, Fail River. New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-22
Arrived.


IS. mail steamship Georgia, Porter Chigres Fec 10,
via Havana 10Th with gold aust and passengers 20 O.
Roberts Has experienced very heavy ih,r On the pas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-22
To Mariners.

PORT REGULATIONS Al SHANGHAE.-SHANGHAg Sept
"a 1851 The following regulations are in force from this
date
Buoys will be placed at the northern and southern
remes ancho age IN order TO es abish the line OF
boundary and viii be obligatory upon all vessels %
ch0r within he defined limits.
The Habor Master shall berth all foreign ships arriving
at he anchorage at Shanghae superntend their m)Jrng
and uEmoorng and take them safely when ready to
depart FOR which he receives $40 all vessels above 3O
tuns
vessel under any foreign flag. having gunpo yde,
o'her comonsbles on board shall be permitted 10 anchor
among foreign vessels, or IN their near vicinity
No sailor from foreign vessel be discharged lett
SUI reporting the vessel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-22
Erceints OF Produce

z "A, E,lz Railroad. Saturday, Dec .0-ii3 Hoss ;ol
nhs. Rut,er bbls Beef bSls sshss ne bo,s glOnr -
Calt, Is C.ite s4 sheep, l73I ses Leaihsr asa eos
srrlet nc bars Barley.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-22
Passengers Arrived


IN steamship GeOrga, from Chagres and HIt1na-B Bur
bng and lady 81 T SeInbergsr and family H. MheT and
lacy Mis-. CTaddOcE MIS- Ball, Mr. Green, C. lach Mr.
Beldon. Capt Hutchings, Mr. Reynolds Mr. Dnrgaa s.
s'er, Or Dart Superintendent Indian Affairs Ore
Henshlund Capt W. AvsYv, A. Waldron ~ Wells
C Thon pson NJ. Jacobs, HAYDEN, W. A. Shreevs
LDssisckl McCTate. Inch. X. +. ToOmbs. j Said W
5. OCOnnor, J. Suy dam Frazier KEEPS T. = B'own s.
T. Pierce B Penn. ". May r. Gillespie. d. r gg W
ClaI cey G. CsdwalladeT, J. GoldsteD, H. Ids elm NJ
kicho son, G W GTahss and servant. II Deros. X s.
REYNOLDS. w Willis W. Searles W. Weed, J p Roight
n. G1lDgham. f Luner, NJ Lew and brother, y. E.
Wills and servant, I Patterson III Thomas. A. 8 Todd,
As Wheaton, T Montgomery Mr. Burnham, T. Ellery
lDspa'ch cent? DR. skinner, Mr Carr, Mr.. Brysa l..
Polbams. j. Tltus, +. Adeisioner. NJ Dukes J. Almes
5 Patterson, Ote9heimer, W Lebnv. J. A. Smith, ri.
Cam, Lamb, W. Ridder, SQnirTss, n Spear "A
j. hnson, s Thomas F Thomas, + J. Walker, II. O.
Barber b White G Wardsll, W. Allen. c. Spear
J. StoTms,J La'ken, C. Sal'er, J. =. E~eh, H. Blair T.
BlaS, L. Lannes, A rompslns J. Levy Charles John
" Russell: Jones, J. Chafes, II D. Hudson G.
A Whitney, Haines. W. c. West, +. J. Wynn, NJ
Woolenbeig, %. Elliott j W Shaw, j Mckee G.
W. Be gen. y Bysgg l. Myers, G. Schroeder, NJ War
rem. Hough, j. II. Murphy A. Taylor. Capt johnson.
W DInk water, Mr.. Borlsy Ayres, rbb.tts, wife and
child W. Barter. Mr. kilbum, Dunn. II Pulser, A. A.
ton. T. x. LeayItt, ". h. Psrssn and brother A. q.
Wolfe. j d. Chamber IN L. McNutt J. o. Seymour. ID.
Rlchu dseD, Avou. W. Riley, George Reflex and
friend, 8. s. Atche.s0R j b. Scott Dir. Mclean. Mai
Agent, Mr. Heniilaes J. W Thomas In Cabin 1850 in
stesrage 1877
Harara 10 Eeso- York; commodore Lopez. Mexican
Havy) Capt ". II Brown, steamship Phi Idelohia !.
FIIedeDbeTg. do, Augustus de Halle, Armegs Valdns,
and seven in slserage Total 80.
And $50 from Chagres TO New Orleans, transferred 10
the Empire Clty al Havana
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-22

Nov 90 lat 80 80, long. ts, ship Caroline nom Charles
ton for Liverpool
Nov 2s, lat 90 long 67 Br brig Pomona, from Halifax
for Baltimore.
Dec TAT 30 TO- long D. a., Br hng Galena from Ber
muda for Horton. N. s.
Oct a. lat 70 81 M long - ship Jane Parker, jordan,
froOi San Francsco Tor Calcutta
Pee IS, lat u. leas -, bark Wgandottc Webb from
n Ubils for Boston.
No date LAT % 40 long IS 90 brig -Four Brothers SOue
from Port az Pence for Philade phis.
Oct. LAT %, long l36, brig Raymond from Tacahnlna
for San francisco
Nov AZ. Of Key West, bark Murlo, from Boston for APP
schic6ls, (sITce reported lost
Dec 49, lat 27 30 long 70 30 brig Tartar, bound
north.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-22

IMMATURE ALhANAc-.--rHfs DAY.
SUN-Rses--7 81 Sells 81 oiooS-Srts.-----i 50s
HIGH WATER Dec. q
SANDY Hook 3oa Gov Island 26a He'll Gate 10 Elm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-22
Arrived.

ship Quebec DuTfy, New. Orleans - days uds. sc to
Stanton Thompson.
SBars vernon FaJs, Savannah DAYS, cotton, rice to-
oacc0 &c. SsuIgss, Cesfmsn s. Co nth inst at4 p NJ
Cape Hsttsrss bearing west miles exchanged signals
VIII bark Petres for Charleston hence.
BIA Ella Bryant, WIlmIo gon days avail stores 10
L. McCready & Co.
Br bng Fanny, Smith. Antigua Bay Jam. ie days rum
lime lulee and pnento TO w. Dawson yessel TO master
Left no Am vessel
schr E. H. ROwley, Charleston days cotton and nee
J. Fowler
schr Margaret woglam. Petersburg days aOur and To-
baeoo. 10 J. Hunter Co.
sehr Mara. Gardner, Charleston days, cotton &c. to
Caldwell & Co.
sshI Alamo. Gordon Nsvbern, n c. with naval stores
to r NJ. Blackwell Co.
schr onsnna. Dodge, Richmond days. radse. TO c. H.
Person
schr. Tsss, Briggs, Wilmington, N. c., days naval
Schr A. j. DeRoesett. Brewster. Wlmington " r.
DAYS, naval stores. TO Dslnsr Potter. ~
schr, Matilda. Wells Griffin Charleston sdars eo,
ton and nee, TO n. L. McCready s Co
sehI. Virginia. Hobart, Savannah. days cotton and
nee, 10 DenIll Co. A INV
sshr. Virginia. Griffith. Plunmsr, Charleston, 4 days.
cotton snd rice. 10 master '~'
with fsur. ''''
schr. Harnst II. Aleock. - Win rrtoa " G 7
eays cotton and naval stores, n l. MeCready
ssI: En,ily johnson, Cole Bsl,tmors, asys, nlss
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