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I RIVI m n = 4 E l. LII @ E = G n !.
Movements OF the Coca. steam,
Fort OF Rsw York. june 20.


City Tas1sG Shssss, Robert.
essi FhsdsrSi; 6nssric ksssrdse. Boston Mailer
s,eips.ASsns, Ssrs@h sshilns Hamburg sshma
l. Bareig.; Iowa !Br Brewster. Quebec, Piiiinstoa
SaiSs ssy ss'i;.s Ssrs rs.sA g.
!,;:s.; S$S;s;sy' az saSs ails5 a,s.as
ses Conn; 6.S.%s Ss%iss sss:s' Cubs. '''aa' n''1
Ss, Ers fss Ba,' ssn eS f Fss
ets'hS AsIn pas & aailss ss
Monte e,i,so fSgns Georgetown Sc Lowell sher-
seir.-Eiesnsr, ch,ss Bolivar. Bech Kuahsras Al
ton Nc E%si,a., kos.sl a.i P,%Pr. rs.ssld SsoTss-
Sasy
VIM James -, de- G n Hale Gihoy Portland 2
ton wzs%s sgIT g.; S;y Y; ssos.s Al nn'rV,
Arrived.
ship Sea Witch. Frazer Canton. March 81 eos days with
@ s hoSs .a Ar IN ts s,' s.
sd 'IssIss .psss s' a
Il n sa f ss Ssso
Kreln Bearse 5. Petersburg. - day., with hemp.
Tsrh Michael tPra,y sehmid. c.dr. 81 days, with lead
EnP,s.. tsi BRISTOL. Church x,.s9.a. with sugar.
Brem barb cegsrnissa;, win P ss..
to Eiws las lad sht winds aud Gains ali TIE pas.
brs Giovanni pGreo tsardl Per,umo cst,s. Nay with
Brr carTs,a isardl. oerrois, Ms.sna 80 days. with
Bds Azores tof Tboms.,on). Ansssry. Ponce. Pr, u
1Ss sSss,SG ;ssS.S 9s,,, New yS,s
55s Ivy sE;:s tst TAsa,s,:s ksssis. Trinidad a:
~ la = y ion " N r as,yy gale ,rs nSs
ssg ma. - SAT- ''''s
,6s D.i%snI Isehs tSi Ios.oel si9n Tsidad Dc CABS,
sPd q Pine .Goss tr s from I'ssaS Or Ne.
f fss sSff ron q s:q l 'A
Irg Torsnc, &c cgluniia Mel ray A,satapss z1day'
Hrs Augusta Stone. savannah, days with cotton to
No 1risc. Batlsr. Kr s.,sn. souna 70 Portsmouth.
ssfr Charlie. Fdmonts tof carleseal yseeut cieafq.
re p sry ws SS ro ~ Ssy ors,S. or ssrpoS fS;
ser TSisot CO Msehasl Johnson. Nstsn,ss, 10 days.
sehr cSa@piSS 9Brl FrSasss Eisushera days. with
cedar to rea 18Th ins, % Key wss, spoke bark sal
tana from Bordeaux for New Orssns % gays cut ~,
SER Cen eli ciise6 Norris ApaaeAoo, n days, with eos
sehr r spnds. ef nsPtns,opl was s,vAansh II days
sehr " Moore. oliver Nswtsrn. NC. days. with naval
sehr psrs.n. Cole, Petersburg. d,y,
sehr Mount Nsv,,p; Bal.msrs days.
sc,IRs Niils,t: ng,sh i nalslqsre. days.
ssir vintage, Handy. Albany; tound % Boston.
schr Ann Sipple, Bacon, Albany. hound - Boston.
eshr Mortano, Hallc,t, Albsny, bound 20 Roston.
sehr col Hanson. Waite. Albany, boundto Boston.
schr Perne. Handy. Albany, bound ~ Boston.
schr Augusta Buriinxsme. Albany. bound " Boston.
schr Nary Lowell, Lowell. Albany, bound y Norwich
sehr Ebert Hodfdon Kingston. bound to Newburypor
sehf Copy Jones. Kingston, bound TO Nev Bedford.
sehr Cyrns Chamberlain. Brown, Boston. 3days
sehr Martin Hurd, ssco, days.
gchr Careile, Chase, R0ekland. 8 days.
Sloop Pointer, Fowler, Providence.
sailed.
Steamships Humboldt Havre Crescent City, Chagres;
Aiabama, Savannah; southcrner, Charieston.
schrJ O N'Nei, srrived on Friday from Galveston re
rorte whcn on Charleston 18th inst falling In With brig
Susan sposord from Santa CrHG supposed for this
cityl lsky condition; laid ~ her al DAY. ana le Der
AZ night her esptAin considered her safe
Ir.rx-wind durins the day Sc. and light
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much depressed We quote freghts TO Live rpool at
Slice with little offering To days sales of cotton have
been 600 bales, and holders are anxious to sell
BurMoRs. June 2s. 1851.
Our markets TO day have been quiet, and We have
change to report in prices.
BUFFALO. June 20, 1851
The receipts Of the past twenty four hours have
Flour, $500 bbls wheat, 500 bushels corn $4,000 do
There better inquiry for Western -four both for home
trade and for export the sales Mt IS ~
So So for Michigan Wheat is firm, with good milling
inquiry Sales Of Ohio mt Use roe Corn IL steady ut
yesterdays rates Sales 500 bushels at Ale 46c for
mixed Western. Oats dull and lower, selling at SIC
freights are ihout change
ALBANY, June %, 1851
The receipts since last have been-Four 500 bar
rels; wheat none; corn p 900 bushels There l. good
business doing In -four Sales 5000 barrels at 81 81
Is for pure Genesee So 81 o. for straight state aud
S4 81 06 for Michigan Prime wheat is in fair iemsn
for milling purposes 500 bushels Geneee sold at 81
o. Corn is in good request at better prices Sales
1900 bushels at So 57s for mixed Western There
moderate inquiry for oats and 1900 bushels changed
hands at Ale. Prison whskey Is at 2c and Ohio % c
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OUR NAVAL CORRESPONDENCE.


Bosros, June %, 1851.
The U. s soop Of war Portsmouth, bearing the broad
pendant Of Commodore i. H. Gregory has just arrived
the coast Of Africa where she has been actively
cruising for the last thirty-6ve months She left Porto
Praya the ed Of May The Germantown bearing
the broad pendant Of Commodore r. A. +. Lavalette
who relieved Commodore Gregory in the commani / OF
the African Squadron arrived rorto Praya the 18th
Of May and to leave in a few days for the coast
The following Is the list Of officers the Portsmouth -
tenants ]. d. JohnstoS j. Hogan brown Jno G. Febiser
john sn
j. &. Rch Acting Master e. Stone: commodores Secre
iary AZ ea EdssIa.
cciion ssimaser Chas Frost Carpenter. Asa Point
The u S. ship Dale Commander Pearson, sailed from
Porto Praya for the Island Of Johanna OF the Co
moro group the east coast Of Africa the 7th Of
May Officers and crew ali well. Annexed is list Of
her officers
Commander WIN. Pearson Lieutensnts Monty Lewis
JT; Aetias Surgeon j. Wiathrop fayior Acting Mister
sSshpm.n Thos W. sroaSssd; aid.hipmsa T. ASSoss
Jas II. Gss Captains Clerk VIM. Pearson, Jr.; Boats
G. Fspa sa@aksr unISr '''n' Carpenter
The U. 5 brig Perry, Lieut. Cong Poote cruising
the south where she has been actively and
trade The following is list of her officers:
Lieut. CONS; Andrew II Foets; Lisutsns9ts. "; CD
Purser James Watmough: Passed Assistant Surgeon
A. Henderson; aidshipmsn, James W. shirk.
The U. s. brig Porpoise, Lieut.. Cong Lardner, left
Porto Praya the 2t Of May for the Island Of St. Vim
cent ard after leaving that island will probably to the
wndwardto Madeira and the Canaries-as she has per-
formed two successive cruises in the Bights Of Benin
suhjoined is list of her officers -
Lieut. CONG J; J. Lardner; Acting Lieutenant Julius
Bort Acting Master g. w. Woolsy; Purser. y Ed
ridge Passed Assistant Surgeon, H. Brownlee Mdship
man. - Heileman; Captains Clerk. - Foney.
Purser VIM. A. Christian and Passed Midshipman
John NJ Brooke came home in the Portsmouth pas
sengers also, the first and second mates Of the Ham
burg ship Emmy, wrecked on the Island of Mayo. in
pnnrmher last
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hSc1urH Bavn ~ ouILAws ~ Tttivois The shawnee
town ON .drcas q the 9th inst contains an account
- tc breaking q gang q fccbooters and the ar
r = tyera whose combination bu. little less than
that one which lately created so much excitement in
Michigan. Their head quarters were on Wolfs Island
ny tear the corner ~ the states II Kentucky Tcnnes
Sc Illinois and Missouri The band was dscov red not
long since through the failure Of an attempt by one II
the rngleaders ~ murder Or Swayne who had r.
covered Judgment Tor $40 C00 against Newton
Wright another prominent member Of the gang In
character $3.50 to Kill Or Accordingly Thomas pre.
tending T. wish the Or 70 visit his sick father enc
him frtm home and attempted e. murder him but tho
Dr. after being shot IN the gave he alarm and the
dtsptrado escaped. NOtwths tandinx eyery exertion
made 10 ferret cut the villain deeply VA the plt
laid that he only accidentally discovered short
time and his discovery led a. the disclosure II the
Whole Affairs Of the company They u have made
gular business ~ stealing slaves IN o4e STATE run
ming them 90 a. anothsr snd there selling them An
othtr q their methods "a pecuatne IN nezroes seems
& hsve been follows Some - their cnissares would
nlske tour through a the nsighbrrng slave
States cuilcug slaves q away ant providing their
Victims with rieaus % get into southern Illinois Ar
earK The ok0ut fcr the runarays actit ous claims
N tbtm wrre her tct M and main aimed ny rtlse tsst
aud Il jury The slsves wore ~ taken into one
~ lt slave stetts aud stid They carried on another
t#gest. q winding upCn extensive scale IS uuv ~
Httto us citnE against estates 81 d#craaed u0r.rs
N#tte resd notes Or large amounts arsinst .ush
tfMts tb would rycvo The tslsa y n els cI1.al liz
.@ Elif EH8r In eAus cNs.s they bad rHnr So n
ta tahc u p1ifi0us aud rtrs pf6ysfc8 wHh county
aui Cftr thire requisite a. give thsir proofs tht
s.laseacOs Is lgeiiiy
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Iht -" ohL,.ss Tow boat coNrASr, AND THr
sliaMshf Vit2'-Ahis case mas oecn going on In the
thed states Dsulct Court Tor the last three days and
ys'euay the az uenis OF eounsci were ened 70 WITH
great patience According 70 the petition o. the noel
amt appears that the independent Iowooat Com-
parry was private corporation established IN New Or
ans ior the purpose o. towing ooas from ana 70 View
Vreans uP anu iowa the Msslsppi river Vn the evfn-
ing OF thr "a January 1917 the tosboat Diana was
taxing th' BARK Colonel stanton 70 sea ana near Tour
IN .he morning, a Tue soutnwrs, rass ABOUT nve
nes i,,n wv DAVE, s,eaooa. M'ena
g oh a nv M. s'ue' MY, pyyvn ~ ~ nv oo s.'
,ii,.a 49, son,s y, n,s.s ai,ad ~ Wioa !, 49, hah
~, - -, W ps ~, W INV, -, Nv WHICH
~. -. :. 49,. .I, 49,, ~ 49,. si'1 ~, 49, ~
-. ~, ,..., ~ an. ~ ~ in'o Lne ~
is, sIs ,.i ~ - 80, 49, ~, ~, - III IL ~ ~, VIZ
81 ss, 49,, - t ~ ~. III - ~ 49,. s
almost trraodss.slv px ,ha co,sio IL iislIaa, -
i1s, SSo aao ~ ,i,c =, a. ,osha, ana ,a.s,a IL
~ n,,,J - asr,s vt,h - 80 ~, ie.ai ,,..
s,coyd M, So sl.o insiiia,ed H. NJ Il Al p,,ho,
GA ou,s, - ~. sht, r,icr.I siantar a..t,,, ~
Ohio and H. ntiton st.,l ,hst th val 80 ~ Ia
tons and ,mpyrd IN tho trade between California ami
- o-,..sl 81 ~. as..a - 49, 80 ., 49,, 80
bsl"ne,d 10 him The velae az the Colonel stanton
S9i the ear, as oro ami tbs frs, NJ 49, - IN
s1sofo' 81 az ~, ~. :, .i.s,J ar , 49, " '
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Mr. Ella. lady and servant Isaac Barnet. Jos Lyinsss
LADY, chdren aud Miss Farley. Warner. Mr. Curtis
and Mckinley Iof A dams { Cop Z O Jets. W let's,
Chas Klamath. Mr. Klamath yr. Hardy, stesrns.
Perry. Foster C Murphy. Clancy, Osborne. ! B
Moor. G Fellows A Jones. Huf. N Church. Henry
Smith, Eilinger Boston, Campbell. Wright. Thos
Virgin, Bulocs Thos Parsons John Fountain. David
ysndervoeyer. Wallace, Gallagher, Thos Reh Wm III
Richards Babgarett GAnnini Guido Ciannini Pietro
Oheda Morgan Jos Lararus Henry Stran. Reilly Jas
hscquae, Jas Payne. w Davidson Waters. Angus.
M'Morrine, Rpss, Ward ell Weaver. Gidhn. T
Palmsr D Geeyn. sPwyokon NJ Bell. Bradford
ZION. Merritt. Harm.n 0a.man Mrs 0atman, Mr.. Mary
ogstl Beaf Mrs Besl and children, Mrs Blu Ter.
littlehtld. Hatch Edgery. Jas Ogier Jas Bell.
II Crossthwait, Jno Damon. WIN II DrAte Jas Randall
Peter Cer,or VIM Fuller Jas Morrison WIN Hubbard
Snyder Mrs Kendall Mics Martha Kendall Sherburn
jas Sanborn 0Conne, Dennis Dunn, sumner. Jas
White. Chestnut. Mrs Chestnut Farrell. l. White
w Pardy. Ev Bartlett Jrs Spencer Miohsei
Mcclure Jno Ryan, Jno McGovern. VIM Ellis. Crack
Hunter Isaac lie Rue (of Dodge Cos expressl
Chrystsr-7 laborers for the Panams Railroad Company
Total. 81
sAvArsAH-stsamship Al.bama-JA yillsIongs John
Savage San iers. Cotts Webster, Judge Chsr-
ano children Hsrdee lady children and servsnt-n
in the steerage.
CHARLEsTor-steamsr Southerner-A Lewis James d.
knight. Reed. Kimhali, Barbeau, p jenkins,
Capt Wellsmsp. wallace Master Wallace, Fiok-
lin. Alfs Capt B Judd Banta. Bosch. lady and
child. Hall, Bryant. b exsnder, q II Brown, c
Aagwood Linton. c W Henry.
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csSroE-shir Sea witch-C AIgsr jr. a Boston, Capt
Babccck Mrs Betson and children.
HAvaNA-Brig John Bach-J Fcksrt 49, -
SavsrrsH-Brg AuEusta-Mrs Gordon and child hiss
Enef %, and
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Arrived -schr Mary Ann. Old Providence Island;
June ~.
ssiled-Aesdis, sad orrsy Tar. Provissnes sOuthsr.
Boston. - -.
Arrived-shp nedfcod Boston. $500 -
sehr Two Msrys from Araiaehccia Ter NYorh WITH ear
III cotton tis the nth, IN saky eon
dition. and With loss % msinmast. &C.
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EoRREsT GROVE HYDsopArHfc INSTITUTE
n D.. william Moon n d. Phy sieiaos The ascvs lsssE
tuition WIN Be rssdy Tor tie reception o. nvsl!as ths sssJ
DAEfs AND LosDos TREATMENT OF PRIVATE
rons s ss y ,efs'sSs srgsS:,sSs.
constitutional affections combines medicines vita
o Local sHss s, .ns s i, show y enc . arr
yesrs duration from tie other r siosRs In ALI he
sh fs' ss 1s ss asy rs ss ,.s
ss We S susa % X, @ sss. ~. ss
equal II. YEN cured Ia Que asy.-D. n Corbyn oas
.sr ,Ii:d ioss ,i.sc psr,Di Igas ever sou z 60
a., re- ~ 20 ss = y y, ies esne
sS; Eysss r.s svrvs ~ q ' Ss sSs, = =
s sS ss% SH %sa ss.. X sss. S ~
Amsoy. ~ 1hg-e a distance c,a ~ ereiesns fss -
H. n IARNoST N n a. .s-,s - s s.s
doors irota BrosdrAy net II ths store
NEw MEDICAL B0oEs.-A COMPLETE PEACT1cAI
AZ II e s,n s sss, ed a. s 1 ,. s, s-
ssr Z slgred pats = larr a be ~ Heess
asgys uro n i isrre qssr,asso rare, sesans
a,,,s, ss lin. 9 .ai s's.ss ssi.as 90
70 kecrts Aetcns pegta tho srms uy y Secs
Us sers,ry su,sr ne rsa3iy fS,l sss rss -
e 1900 a S't r. sass. 80 ~ s.tss s.
~ Bs-s-p -. ana ~ ~ antAor. 50 Broadway.
THEAAREIrD WonAXs paryATE MEDICAL cos.
Jfulsupy TT. A III Maurisgau, frcicsssr Z. Diss.Sss
.. "tE.n-Twsntigh edition. Is me- q. fo--triee ST.
sS ae,casse vic, ss5 f5s9sisrs dirsuIs v 81 hsr
LAY. S s s.s{ f 81 ,ss y y 80
plating rarsg- - discosss Important sesrsta
81 t,e vboss health 9eosuo prnit d A iaersass %
an s s.s = .vi Esss ste ,s sAs -,
sbsr tG1ang into vontphss8 the one &c dslns =
car discover IL eausss sype. sod ,Ss NOT sss.si
renas and egt CIT in mode 81 ours, IN otey oenpni<s
tEasras. u Letter Gsasisnsn u psy.on, o..
pAErc1 AaT l. f.1
49, na, ef~k IA
sv md suffering months before snd dur NJ h.r ege
sts TrSstra,sd hsr putting s 10 ssasss ~
is s,s,o K ,sipss VS. Inevitable sRa rs.ssed y.su y
nee, 'e verst A. this time, lnow ahoat svo menthsl
ss s'Ss h 1sS = sS sss s "a
zee zoe 10 r,si sasrssd ~ ts'Tssst rssa "a
Sr3 disso,sry q n Ds,spssus Ttssldss rssdy. 4
We Better &c ere snsses yo'r yous savs 1900 20
ny y a. y al asm ", FrSsssy ~ WI s'ss 80
nii. q soursc rrsetsst,s e convey MGR, ally -
a:e s ~ ~ rsr.ss e. o. Y Ven s e
~ sale - - restvs{ ard e TIE Iue sin- ohss ~
Tgss Noble. AsEasi I. D. Petersen. 8 GesS sssssA
tsr; 4 o. s.gE yi !; 'si''s X ~
IL ~ I xsss ss. iss s,5s stS.ss ''''' =
ma qoons GtTRAcl or Corsyts.. csaEsIs
ss lIs'a ~, s,sus ga If sI-, n.r asssss *
IL. CoettR q tusNE srrrsr. uss FgR TEg
- isE q. $1,000 t. tris.i. t. II f'1'a - u
~. s.. a-s,,.. 1T .ss6us. - .r-
~ shFs.Es 81 g,o1T srsgsg is csS.gi -
fe.s ttsset cvsra q ase e.ys ID y s~- s.r ~
a. 4 IL. i -ssv-.s ~ - ,aogs -i,-,,., 20
sais 80 ssa.A j. Esas.rs.i sifss' ht4sa LII ea@A.
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~ Bremen. via southampton.-The U. s. Mail steamshiI
NG1sh sys. An snpe1snesd Surgeon !: attached g The
hE ER apply MOL
THE ROYAL Al STEAMER , .sE 4 CAPT sAnr
9Th July at She has excellent nun Il 4, sOx
THERE rssaIsG mai ~ Ssinsss
st. Thomas and al! the Wet India s.nds Havana vs,s
venezuela hs ' Sr IS Sro.dxsgS
Merlin. excep. through the Post ofhos.
TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
- For New Orleans, via Havan.-passengers for New
Tie .pisndis double engine steamship SaIoJ FinSl,y
s. Ss Pie, r AL Il rsas
Mr.. spssie only taken l!eigh. H.van. and New
ss asd Fer freight OF passage apply shs q the
FoR c.LIY9ENIA VA rS SH4esEs pIsEcraTax
l ss S
:sSys h.; hsi:s :.d s
Europo and her for and class
cisco win be furnished reduced snsssnx
New York will be provided with tickets 70 Phil
d'phl' '' f'' s'.h' seiissf ,Eg' IS Front
pAcIFIc NAIL STEAMSHIP coMPANY.doNLY
ss ,s ne nss
e.. sas =
Sam Francisco the ss and 18th day
f s 81 n accident and VIII
The steam packet. III: r.sias Nm
SsssslIssssS port :sss End ., rs ~
$S .::: ssssSSss a ON: en-.
soRThkkKER ..iisS tons. uNIcoRN. 500 toms toms.
6SSliI ssbPA 500 tons ,Sn: FREMONT - 60 tons.
sSSxs. in ~ Z, ;s So:
s 9 %s
The steamer o% fneo e's m' anu f
EAs Is q will be kept Up s a
The well Known steamship SARAH SANDS Of lsoo tons
eOmmodiou. in her cabin win hspt running
q The above win keep tn. connection -
The IN the Atlantic win BE- maintained By shs
sis'e' mail s,s| san 800 TOM.
eaSSss i,n, 800 TOM: SMERokIE; ~ :ss:-
Leaving New York for chasres the 18th and 18Th Of sss
The steamships Ell DORA DO AMI FALCON will form
dree. line between New oriesps and chases leaving -
me IN. and with Tie rsa n,... n
California and Oregon Passages from New Orleans ess
be secured from Armstrong. Lswrason Co. agents ssshaa
care for through tickets from Now York 70 San rrAa
$50. IN lower cabin, 70 ss0
The rates ron New York chsg-es vii be ~ the iewsss
For ehses q ssrs. apply s ne once l.. coapsay q
and o. South street and at their agency M West street
EoR SAN FRANcIsCO.-DIsPATcH LiNE-TnE
ard elegant New York bsilt clipper ship HORNET.
Cspt Lawrence s,ng large portion Of cargo
quick dispach All this time
Be made at reduction from the clipper
This ship Offers the greatest possible inducements hav
freight. apply to y. b. SUTTON Co, 81 Wall street
EoR sALE-TBE FAST SAILING SCHOONER rUHIs
de Pew britt at Nyacs Is tive years old copper fast
ened III tons register Il In good order aud we'll found IN
every respeet Ior further particulars apply 70 Van
lNkLE No. DO West street, os % Captain WV. WHITE
Nyack.
ELoATINC-BELL BEACON AND BUOY FOR HATTIE
rss shoals.frcposals will be oiyed at the Coast Ssr
Office Washingtan for iron lenesn and bell and for
AZ iron buoy until the 18th dy % July 20 be dev red ~
Hatt.ras Inlet before the let day Of October ISL
the otcer clsrged with placing them The bell beason b
o. beet ron 40 feet long IS rne buoy
feet 6sehes long aud feet m chc largest diameter Aad
be built IN accordance woh drawings and 10
be at this ofiee. SAMUEL Helm.
General Disturbing Agent u. :. Coast surrey.
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Arrvet-Rrrk Etho, Wrwes Eostan schr New Repchltc,
rsriirr NJ rk; 1by Cain Boston Jos Guest kcTers.
az. CutroWdct Brd, kNctki kackauay, boTcrs AAaen,
N1iwrsd-Bsrk rhiissephia fnrsml Hounan Bremen
rtssn5r ktnnetss, Seymour. Nlork.
rfisceilaaeous.
suir AsWopr-By letter from ~ Seseiugar' Agent
az ~ wfnfa - tuatrwrssrf - SaF hsrbnr, ar ia
.fa tist ttc Hr sNir ueny C.mpbrn fr6w i0nior Ny
Isl ser is port ashors ser1ay me~nas ~ sioex
Hrdrefsurtrn, tst Boat House. No tai rarteu
ars etrld " riv~n Tht underwriters hnve sent seaHeI
Achilles tQ hex assistance she STARTED lAet evening"
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schooleys Mountain. June D. iSl-Willism j. TsYies.
n D.. william Moon, NJ d. The above fns.t
tuition viii be rssdy for tie reception nvsds tia saslJ
part Of July.
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OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION CONPANY-FOR
~ Bremen, via Soutbampton.-The U. Mail steamship
HERMANN E. Crabtree commander, will sail for Bremen,
North kyer An experienced Surgeon attached to the
delivered in Hayre. For passage freight apply to MOL
X. Al
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DACIFIc MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY.LoNLY
i Through Line for California and 0regou THE public
are informed that under the this Com
ent and carrying tn. United States mails will continue
leave Panama San Francisco and 18th each
month unese detained by vodable accident and will
touch at Acapulco. San Diego. and Monterey.
The foc wing steam packets beonsng the Pacific Mali
Steamship Company the Pachc Of which win
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T1HITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP cOsPANY.-
~ For New Orleans, via Havana.-Passenzers for New
Orleans transferred at Havana to the steam ship Falcon
The splendid double engine steamship 0Hi0 j. Findlsy
Schenk, s. Navy, Commander will sail Friday July
H. At O'clock NJ from the pier fost Of Warren street.
N. X. Specie only taken freight to Havana and New
Orleans bills Of adng will be signed after the steamer
has sailed For freight passage apply at the Of the
company, III West street, to N. O. ROBERTS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-29

LLoAT1NC-BELL BEACON AND BUOY FOR HATTIE
rss Shoal-frcposals will he osyed at the Coast Snr
Office ashingta for Leacsn and bell aud for
Hatt.ras Inlet before the Let day Of October ISL
tie ocer chsrged with placing them The hell beason Be
o. beet ron 80 feet long ard IS eet beam The buoy be
Is feet ches long aud chcs largest diameter Aad
20 be built wiuh
be at this ofiee. SAMUEL Helm,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-29

sen, will sail for Bermuda and ST. Thomas Tuesday.
9th july at She has excellent fox
psssen Price of passage to Bermuda $685. to ST. Tho
mM SO There Is regular mail communication between
Thomas all the Vert India islands Havana Vera
Cruz, venssue., &C. The Merlin will take freight Apply
70 X. CUNARD, Jr, SO Broadway.
p S-Eo letters mails will received on board
Merlin. except through the Post Ofhce.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-04-05
IMMIGRATION OF PAUPERs.

During the last three four weeks several hundred pau
pers have been landed at this port in starving and diseased
condition. The majority Of these appear taken from
the poorhouses in the south Of Ireland by the land
whose property they have been living, and who, for their sup
port forced to pay poor rates, which levied the
land much per may be from this how de-
srous these land propreto to get rid Of such burdens
Accordingly they take them from the poorhouse off the
land and contract with the captains Of English vessels
ship them American port at reduced rate per head
in consideration Of the number. H338 }laf
The food they receive during the passage is Of the very
description and this combined with the sickness
sequen long voyage renders them fit subjects for the
hospital their arrival Some exhausted with disease
and hunger that they often do survive the voyage while
Others die few days aer landing On Sunday last about
hundred Of these miserable creatures might be seen,
almost naked and ishng state in Broadway, begging the
charity Of the passers Many of these formerly ho
nest independent farmers in their country, before the
famine, which, together with bad legislation reduced them
to poverty and starvation There ALSO understand
largo numher lying in the last stages Of disease in some
of the osthsome cellars the end Of Washington and
Greenwich Streets where they unable obtain that med
cal attention which their condition requires.
Among those who engaged in sending these unfortu
nate beings this country the Marquis Of Lsnsdowne and
the Knight Of Kerry have rendered themselves conspicuous
These present engaged, we learn from Of their
former tenants in making arrangements for the Wholesale
deportation Of the paupe their estaes numbering alto
gether two or three thousand persons.
u thH Nev York Evening Post.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-04-05

The Washington correspondent Of the New York Tribune
says that ga few days gentleman living the confines
of Georgia wrote the Editors of the National Inteigence
giving bis views upon the articles the Past Present and
Future, expressing the highest possible appreciation of their
merit and begging enclose his letter credit upon his fac
tor in New York for 5000, be expended their publica
ton in pamphlet FORM be distributed in South Carolina"
The statements Of the preceding paragraph
(which we find circulating through the public
press) are substantially true except so much as
seems to imply that the pamphlets in question were
to be distributed !" in South Carolina only. They
were printed for general distribution and such, we
believe, has been the disposition made Of them.
Nat. LteH