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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-22
JAMES COLE, Auctioneer.
THE ENTIRE BLOCK OF GROUND,


II with the Brick Buildings thereon bounded by Evsa
McKibbin Marshall and Leonard ate ,WiiamsAurgh bi
sale at auclion-JaMEs COLE Will sell on TUESDAY
March IS 1851 at 70 O'Clock, the Merchants Exchsn
New-YoTk the following desirable property viz
large lots the souh aide II McKibbnst betwses
Even and Leonard sts each % feet inches front AID
by leO feet deep with twosory brick house q BY e
with side wings zach IS feet front by u feet deep.
large lot on MsTshast IN OF ihe above lot 81 FEET
inches by 100 feet stable 2sores high Is by 30 fest BAH
OF brick.
vacant oI on MarshaI-st. adjoining the above esca
lot "a by Zoe feet
shall ard McKibbin SITS. each . by 98l feet.
vacant lots Mckibbintt In rear OF The ADORE 81
lot "a by 100 feet -
vacant lots on McKibbnst 100 feet east from Leom..
st each "a feet s inches by 100 feet
vacant lois on Leonsrdst including The eorneu n
Marshall and McKihbiD s,s, each lot p by 100 teet
vacant lots Marsh as, In rear Of mo above esceA
"A feet inches by leo feet
This pronerty presents a krstrste opportunity FOR rod
Investment being 10 the most thriving part Of WlAnt
burgh Ewen-sl 10 paved and all assessmenb pad
The properly in the imneda vcir y 10 steady increasing
In value and will continue 10 Increase Tor long unsH
come. . -,
Maps OF the property may be obtained al the osesa
the Auctoneer and at the Kings County Hotel, Wlnnr
burgh. (ocD n'-s "
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE
PHILADELPHIA.
Markets aud stocks.
OF The Tribune.

PHILADELPHIA, Friday, March q
CorTor is 10 moderate demand, and some iu :,
ther sales OF Upland end New Orleans nave been b 1r
sSls "a ea ~ n on time The demand for fLoUSo ~
seinment and city consumption, continues nA lss So ~
nr,f ga are hanged Sales Of 900 bbs al ~ eyra
s,srdsrd and good brands and 1876 q DO ~ ~ NM
Ryg FLouR is dull At S73 sud CoSS MEAL and prices
GsNE-There 70 more INQUIRY siter WI PsnasyIgauia
Wle Al o. and Red At g. Gs1l e.s eTsn5 FOR s6io.
searce and IN deoand. CosS 10 .d Al go ca aaoat
O,Ts-But few snivDg iot OF gV srs steady saes OF
a, as cts 4 bush. WalszYIIL 49, ~
eS srs o Gu Beaysn5 Psnn "a HS 81
~ r. ms 4t; ilvStTf IS eco Residing & IS ~. 79k;
F ss o. o. 20 y Hssbrg RI n $40 Rssaing az e =
" 90 c - -: 500 = Ga, '68. ll6t 49,, ami,
A ca ssy q Reading RR 2el 100 do, 29i; GCo DO
SfesS 10 %; 60 do 2Sk; SeN ms, ~; SfOOO ocn
ga c 80 mi on 4S g. 900 Ches and Del Canal g. So
Ns' S 5O1 Spring Garden &C. rs lOll - 600 Allegheny
Comfy IS sos $500 State e. 95f' sou wilmington ny Sie
e. 994 $500 Reading X Mortgage 6s Cryoer' o. os0
Grad Bark, ls4 90, 49,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-22
FINANCIAL.

NOTICE.-All persons are hereby nOti.
fed and cautioned sRainst receiving or negotiating
the following PrOmissory Notes signed by ant payI
bic 10 the order Of Il LADD or ELIPHALEr LADD, re-
specryely dated the frat day Of January 1851 viz:
One for > CO. i've thousand dollars due April, 1851.
One for S6i9 $780, six hundred and forynine So 100
due June. 1851.
Que for $500 one thousand dollars due August. 1851.
One for SLIGO. one thousand dollars due Oct 1851.
Que for Sl00 one Thousand dollars, due Nov. 1851.
The same haynPh Obtained from without consider
auoo, wi not be paid. Dated lisl March, 1881.
mI2 81 r. 3. DUYCKINCK, Jr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-22

- s. SCHOOL AGENCY, 293 Broad
y Wpv established lSi7 Tor sl educational orders
Psors interest our interest Capits furnished Oy inc
ps4ons who are some OF the best Institutions families snd
teachers .hrou ,hout The Union Terms OF deposl o pe
cnt on on ears oensaon ncudng bosrdl and lne
parties ere served uuu The full amounts received Apply
- e. ''i & H. WILCOX, Proprietor.
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BuHw COOS 81 packages. eO,l55 Flowers and rsstn
ers, DO, 2n4; COllsrs Embroidery, &C do 2s3 XII
Gloves, DO CAS-. Total, 1903 pkgs. valued f7ll9.
RECAPITULATIOH,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-22
WILLIAM Ii. TRASKLIs, Aueloneer
DEREMPTORY SALE OF Al VALu.


ABLE LOTS OF GROUND simsted Al The lnless
lion OF Broadway and Tenth avenue, sovenueh and W.
10y --I- 80 svM az FRANKLIN, SON CO WI
sell at auction MONDAY March Sd, at u O'clock aA
Merchants Exchange the following valuable properly
viz:
Forty-oue valuable Lots OF Ground At the ntersectad
Broadway and Tenth-Avenue, Sevenueth and Ssyo1Tet
Ond sts.
Twenty the southwest corner Of Terthly I'd
sevenethst which Is opened just ABOVE tho church ~
opposite GTifin's tavern.
-Four avenue lots, ard seventeen Seyenis,k<
They are enclosed IN picket herce.
Twenty on the easter'Y side OF Tenthavenuek
tween sevenysecond and Seventyhird ss Eight oftbsn
avenue os " which several have double ifoRt bod
on Broadway ard the avenue
Six are on Seventy secondft which 10 100 feet vide, al
10 being opened An graded TO the width OF 10 M
without expense to The lots ana six are On SeyeatyhidE
These twenty lots also enclosed la pic ket fence
The intersection of Broadway with tho Tenlhay. giyen
both parcels very open and public fronts.
Broadway viii soon he regulated, and have iaoFf "a
curb and gutter up to these lots.
The rapid progress OF the city, the improvements 10 W
neighborhood, snd their proximity TO the Hudson Rive
Railroad render theEe desirable lots et er Tor ann
vestment or immediate building.
TERMs-6O per cent OF the purchase money may renka
on bond and mortgage for two years al 8 per cent -
The owner relying their Intrinsic value pledges an
self thatevery lot shall be put up and sold 10 the hlgea
bidder without any limitation Of price posponemense
sale and that bid shsl be msde either directly or md
recy for his account or benefit Title perfect WananN
deeds with full covenants
Maps Of the property be had Office OF the Lae
uoneers, BroHd-st or ofJAMES w. GERARD, n Wa
a. (4f6) ml8 3eodk7D
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-22
ADJUSTMENTS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
- EVENING March %, 1851 BRADBURY HASH'S
lest JUVENILE MUSICAL ENTERTAINERS Mt Tor tho
sessou. Al the Brl scwsy Tabernacle, on WEDNESDAY
appropriately dressed.
Tickets q ceur each sale The primo ga music and
book stores and The ticket oifcs The evening o. The
concert Performances 10 commence at 4 O'clock.
SgnTuMs-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-22
NORTH AMERICAN LAND AND
NEW SAVINGS Bank. as Broed.

NEW SAVINGS BANK, Gas Broad
way, third focr shove Beecker-gt-The Trustees OF
he MANHATTAN SAVINGS INSTITUTION Of the
City Of NeWYoTE inco porslsd BY Act Of the State Les
sure bsve Organized IN pursuance Of tbs provisions Of
charter VIII open for the PRIOR Of DepoIlls daily
commencing Wednesday, the 9th March 1851; ana they
invite special attention 10 the advantages Bnd facilities
whcs such Institution IL designed 10 ad1ro furnlshng
does 20 al persons, Rsafe an1 convenient te pOstoy
snd security Tor esrnngs where the ayas OF their Industry
may be saved 10 provide Tor the necessities VI Inc uldfe
arc he Of competency secured sgans tbs hour "
ckness and adversely; and uiusey by the accumulation
o. nefeH upon lher deposits Independence may he gained
by hose who peseyerngy avail themselves Of the
Cts Of he Institution sums from One Dollar up % any
larger amount vii. be received depos-to be- drawn
al the pleasure Of The deposOr. Interest Will be al
Of he kind
specis. hCurl for deposit from 20 Pm
OFFICERS
AMBROSE Z kINGSLAND, President
EDWIN j. BROWN, lH Vce-PreSident
GILBERT CLEVELAND, "a Vice President
A. A. ALVORD, secIei ary.
TRUSTEES.
.Amb c. Kngslsnd Enoch Dean, Edwin D. MoYgsn,
JOseph r. Taylor, DeLt5n PeGsau, John Williams,
siss { Herring, Eleszer Parmy, Edmund Bussing,
J an - Harper, A.onzo A AlyOrd, John s Harris
jacob Miller, Edwin Brown, Caleb WOodhnu,
Dsniel Burnett, ID Austin Muir, Lewis B Loder
Jsmes q Baldwin Gi5en Ceisnd, Daniel KnRslAnd,
NsihL o. brsdiord,yss Van NOrdsn, Luther G. Carter
Nillsm Mead Wm j. Valentine, Jay Jarvis
George hssungs, Thomas W Dick, Henry Stokes
George Webb, Jacob B. Herrick, John P. Ware.
m22 StSTuAW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-22
CHICAGO and GALENA TEN PER

OCEHT RAILROAD BONDs, SJ0.0oO.-The sab
scrbe oaer for S5OOCe Of The Bonds Of he Chicago
and GalenA Railroad, bearing feu per cent Interest,"
undef authority from he LegiFaiure payable In New
York and the principal convertible in Ihe stock Of he
Company any time within four years.
This Rosd forms link In the great chain OF rosdsn ron
the Atlantic clues the Mississippi River, and Possesses
also very valuable local traffic Ills one Of inc cheapest
roads In Ire world having bat about $1,000 per nile
10 Egin 70 which place "a completed rom Chcags-
The U dividend Of his Company was egni per cent io'
ak months on the finished portion OF the Road
The Bonds are norton Of those issued
fof 4 purpose Of extending the Road 70 BeYdere 70
which pointitis under contract 49,
These ten percent Bonds FOR sale In aO1nts ~ W
ard 81 AZ i05 per cent win interest from al Nay next
and urrish the cheapest perfectly safe security on ne
market
Further particulars car be obaired Of he subscriber,
ms ~ JOHN THOMPSON. 81 Waist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-22

Markets. -. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR TEE TRIBUNE
FRIDAY. March2i.
AsHEs-The market lie quiet Sales Of 80 bbs ~ 3
for Pots sLd IS for Pearls
COTTON-Contnues hrm ard In good request Tor ship
ping aud speculation. bales have changed hands odzg
ODD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-22
4 SELECT BOARDING SCHOOL for

q SELECT BUAhUINU OCuOVL IUI
LRBOYS, al Wilton. Coma &. LOChWOOD' rIn-
cps LIN this IrsiuOn the usual branches OF an Enghsn
Education Will be thoroughly taught The expenIes are
$50 per erm including BosId. Tuition, Washing ana
Merdng Circu ars containing particulars can be ootan-
ed Of W H. DlKEMAN, Controllers once; a SIAN
N v ms 2awWkS lm'H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-22
ULASSICAL AND MATHEMATI-

CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATI-
OCAL SCHOOL West Pom, NewYcrk-The next
term OF ns Institution will commence on the hst OF May
Application for admission that time should be made a.
~ early dsy .,,-,, H., - ,os,
axe pleasure in stating ms opinion that tbs Classical
and Mathematical School West Point n T., under me
charge OF EDWARD v KINSLEY, A. N. IL worthy OF
Inc confidence Of Parents and Guardians The course OF
instruction gng in part from students received IN ms
College from thai school, is thorough and udicious-and
the discipline end moral culture al once efficient and sue
cessfll CHAS. KING, LII. d, Pres't Of Col College
For References Terms. NC, address me PRINCIPAL
81 West Point EDWARD V. hlNSLEY, AN
mig 2Wt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-22
QARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.

RARNUM AMERICAN MUSEUM VI.
AB-P. ?. BARNUM, Proprietor and Manager. JcHE
GkEEEwoOD, ia Assistant mensger-AfernoOn perform.
aDce s. In the Evening A74 Abundance % cu children
under 10 years re cis
TIE MEMBERS or The LEGISLATURE and also
ihe MAYOR AND COMMON COUNCIL having been IN
ved and having accepted the invitation are expected 70 be
PRESENT THIS EVENING
Ia he afternoon will Do Performed PAUL PRY; With
MIR HsdaWay IN The character Of Paul Pry In The evenng
will be repeated MADELAINE- Fhe innumerable Curi.
osiues Of this Museum, the vast Chinese Collection &c
be all hours. m22
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-22
EHE FIRST ANNUAL FESTIVAL

n ard BALL Of the Temperance Social Assembly viii
be held ~ n e Military Hal 1913 B0wery WEDNEs
DAY EVENING March 2e, l85l Tickets including sup
PEI 90 cfnis 10 be obtained OF he Commitios ~ M
door. Wilson c. Derbv rs Fllton-s. z. Newal 81
Ridge Joseph Havs Thir;y-Sinth ST. between Seventh
ard ieblh svs. VIM w Soutf-e. DO; John Hooper. los
Fuon.st The nembers of The Orier OF the =. L. Snow
Social Unious and the public generally invited m2l ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-22

RURTON'S THEATER, Chambers-st.
~ REAR OF CITY HALL.-The nearest fhester &c
The large Hotels Doom open commence al o'clock
THIS EVENING. March y, viii 10 performed,
SERIOUS FAMILY
Capt Mcguire Mr. Jordan Mrs Delmaine Mrs. Sk.rret
Aminscso Seek Burton Lsdy Creamy .Mfs Hgs hes
To conclude with WORLDS FAIR
Mr. Wsggles... Mr.. Burton Mrs Smudge. .MrG Hughes
BOEea Dress Circle and PArqnete 81 cts Family Gree
8 Orchestra SEAS IS cls Private boxes IS and IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-22
CROADWAY THEATER.-DOORS

Abopen All 10 commence Al Y oclock-Prices Of Al.
misEon To Dress Circle and ParGue 80 ctl Family CIR
Gle and Third Tier 5 Gallery l2t cts Private hoIos
Is and g. Lost o ght " Mr.. COLLINS. THIS EVEN.
ING March p. vii he Performed lbs Comedy 10 8
Acis ca led HE SERIOUS FAMILY.
Capt Mcguire. Mr Collins Mrs Delmsine. Nine Ponls
Aninsds6 sleek. Dsvidge Ennis T0rrens.. Mss Onva
Aner which Mr Collins will sing new version OF Wd
oW hacLree.
To cor clude with
III THAT GLITIERs Is NOT GOLD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-19
UTAH.

A correspondent of The Alsrandr,a Gazette
under date Sept. 10, says, that the Mormons,
the anniversary of whose settlement, by sin.
eular coincidence, falls on the it'll Of July, used
the late celebration 10 denounce the President
and Government of the United States. Cover
nor Young, on that day, said among other things
of similar character, Zachary Taylor is dead
and gone to hell. and am glad OF 1t, which
pious sentiment was assented TO by solemn
amen from the whole audience. He aiterward
said:
"Iprophecy, N the name OF Jesus Christ oy the
power OF the priesthood that is upon me, thai any
other President Of the United states, who shall iis
his finger against this people, Will die an untimeiy
death, and go TO hell
The general feeling was pretty fairly e1-
pressed by this sort of fanaticlsm.
The correspondent further said, that being IN
troduced by the Governor, to address meeting,
q 600 in number. he indicated the Government,
and President Taylor, and although calmly
heard TO the emo, the Governor mounted the
rostrum when he had concluded, and denounced
him and the Government, and held him up to
public odium, se as TO imperil his existence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-19
MASSACHUSETTS,.

NUMEROUS Assault IN LowELL.-On
FRIDAY night, as William A. Richardson, ESD zone
o. the Wing candidates for Representatives. was
passing down Merrmack ST., a man suddenly sprung
murderous blow upon the forehead. It did not qute
Knock him down, and, as he made an Immediate
outcIy the villain disappeared No cause can be as
signed for tins detestable outrage.
4 VETERAN WHIG.-Capt. Israel Smith,
Of West Brookfed ninety seven years Old, cast MS
vote m that town last Monday. He has not missed
voting for a period Of over seventy years and mas
uniformly voted the Wing ticket from the time oil
his casting his first ballot TO the present
TBE DEARBORN MoNUMENT.-Ihe design
OF this structure is TO be Connthan column OF liahan
marble The amount Of subscriptions already raised
for its completion IS about 81 300
MORTALITY IN BosToN.-Iwo-third OF
the deaths the past week occurred among the foreign
nonulation the Ourials being Americans ~, for
eisners A. Nineteen from consumption
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-19
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT AT MoRRIsA

MIA German, in the employ of Mr.. Helmuth,
cabnet.msker. at Monisania. was instantly killed at
that place about 81 o'clock Monday evening. The un-
fortunate had been to the City, and in returning
took passage on the New-Haven train, which does
not stop at Morrisania. When the train was pass
ing, he is supposed to have jumped of, and either to
have been instantly killed disabled as to be in
sensible. as when the Harlem train came up a fe "
minutes afterward, he was laying with his head d.
rectiy on the track, and passed over by the en-
CINE and two of the cars, and was most horribly
manged. He was first recognized by a boy IN the
Harlem train. who saw him get into the New-Haven
train IN the city. me deceased had several smaii
pieces of carved wood and some loose change about
his person which were scattered all around him
when found. He was a comparative stranger IN the
Mace and an unmarried man.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-19
OHIO.

AMERICAN WNE.-A letter from Cncin-
nat, savs. have lust returned from visit to one
IN Tongworth's wine cellars, where saw 5000
bottles of sparkling Catawba, and about 10000 gal
Ions ~ wine in casks varying from 40 TO 5000 gall
ions in each This cellar is 100 feet long, ~ iees
owner Ia increase II 10 double this size durlng she
coming spring. Beside Mr.. Longworth, there are
many other persons in Cincinnati and the neignopi,
hood engaged in the cultivation OF me grape anI
is supposed that not less than loo acres are Ss-
voted 10 this purpose The Catawbs grape IS, l pc
heye much preferred to any other variety for vine
and invariably rpens better than the Isabella In 'n'
climate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-19

The LAKgs.-The Typographical Survey
of the Lakes is progressing with spirit Capt. Ma,
comb IS addressing himself With grea. diigence and
eueysv 10 his task His command is now and has
been Tor some time past confined TO the Straits Of
Wackinaw. where interesting facts are developed
and such progress is made as TO render the charts IN
preparation very valuable.
DAM.sEs.--A man taking through
ticket from the Railway Company at New-Hayen,
10 place in Connecticut. part OF the journey oeins
tIayslise by stage He brought an action, winch
wss tried las, week, and recovered $500 damages
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-19

~ HOUSEHOLD WORDS" edited by
CHARLES DICKENS, Vol ILL.,, is issued by Angel, En-
gel & Hewitt, and can be commended without the
slightest reserve or misgving to those who are lay
ing in their stores Of mental entertainment for the
coming winter It will cause m any family hearth
stone TO Glow mere brightly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-19
NETWORK.
r ailroad Accident and Loss OF Life-Weather
and Navigation in the North.
OGDENsBURGH, Monday, Nov

OGDESsBURGH, Monday Nov. Il. 1851.
The freight train from the East ran off the track
at Bangor tins afternoon killing man and severely
hurting others also, smashing up the engine and
tender.
The weather is cold and we have fine sleighing.-
Navigation above yet uninterrupted, bu, II has
closed below, the canals being impossible. Mon
treal boats are laying up.
Dispatch II OGDgSsBURGH, Nov. is, ISL
The name Of the man killed on the Northern Rail
road was Hugh McGraw brakeman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-19
SHIPPING INTELLIGE NCE.
Passengers Arrived

IN steamship Soufhfracr. from Charleston Mlss Kate
Curisin Mrs p. A. Cbazal and chldres,P {. keey.
W d Tinker. Joseph Seahury, u. q. Wilkins. ). Peok-
ham. W. q Gibbss, Master Lorea-2s IN Storage .
IN steamship Fiorfdd. from Sardnr9a-Thomss Lleyd
BENJAMIN Lloyd, Jesse Mount T.. q Kent. .. A. WOOD,
r. Hendrickson George W Jones Thomas l. Arneld,W.
Parsons and lady Galbrath Mrs. George Jones and
daughter, +. H. Orme, Mrs. Taylor-ltn steerage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-19

to The u s. Mail Steamship Southerner,
Capt DICKINSON. arrived about one o'clock yesterday
afternoon, GO hours from Charleston She brings
$40, 900 on freight to John & Winter, Son & Co.
We are indebted to the officers of the Southerner,
and to our cotemporaries of The Charleston Courier
and Southern STANDARD, for late papers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-19
from our Correspondentsl


NEWPORT. Nov. i6-Au ship Sea- Sorle. wsrree fer
south A%encs brig Tosa Prince Fall RIVER 81 Mr. s,,
SEN Brunnsii Trinidad New H,yen .Shr. M.t,@o,s.
Atlantic Nckerson Salem foI do; Ellen Peterson Bos'
ton for Do kOsss,n CT0wp SsTS%ps IL S 30
Nrkefson do for do Caroline Hill. Rogers do for do.
NJ. Fleming. Corson, from Philadelphia
Disasters. sc.
BARK GLENN AsHoRE--rhe bark Glenn. (of New,Ha-
on the vest side of Rockavay Shoals this morning about
2oclock She lays easy and will PROBABLY be got of after
Lead SC CAPT Waite came up to this City
the steamer Hercules. There was no p,iot on hoard
Domestic Ports.
BRISTOL. Nov i9-sld schr Governor. Smith. pAns-
CHARLESTON, Nov. ii--An ship Chace. White New
York barks Gen Green, Hammer, Batimore Jasper.
Hasly NswY:rk Avols. kendrck, Boston: bms' Snn.
buryport tMassj Julia Ford Drinkwater, Camden. !Msl
schs Eliza and Sw eepg Or lBaraeoa Caucasian Msye:
Mora costSs S doc B. BALDWIN Pa,ier B.mors
ca. brig L. BALDWIN share New York 'cai Aeysas.
FALL RIVER; Nov i5-Au; ,M .oOp' Ann B. Holmes.
MoBII.E. Nov. Ie-Arr brig Lors'te. Fogeny: Thomas-
n .chs Jackson Ess pE.spA' ben
NEW BEDFORD Nov ie--Arr. schr West A"o"'a'
-HxyEN Nov r,.Ars brig Industry, B %.Ss
sa smith Pesas S9S:s warren ARE SIsn" a"a Ssx
Clarke Phada. Sailed brig RAINBOW, Mansfield, New
York; schis Ben English, Lyon Pbisds Alexander
Baldwin, do Frank in. -, Albany; Sleeps Cyman Den
ison smith NJ York; NOw-York Thompson. DO. ranti-
NEW LONDON, Nov i5-An sloop Isaac n Berdes.
Dunning, I'm Fall River for Nsw-foIk Sid sehr Paila-
NEW-OkLEANs Nov. 9--Arr ship Quebec Dnfey.
New. York brig Nueva Caroline, Aust Prniet, RIO do
NORFOLK. Nov i5--An. sehr Harriet. Crowe Bos-
PHILADELPHIA Nov i7--Arr. packet-shp Tuscarors.
T. Tuley. LvsTpOol schr Jano {. Patterson, Peacock.
Wilmington, n C cid schrs Nary Luiterloh, Somofs.
Savannah Gen. Taylor. Swain, TarUtown Sonthemer.
Studley. T. Cambridge - .
brig Motto NiUng. Caidenas; brig Shamrock, Willard
Philadelphia Br brig Armagh Conoa Windsor Cleared.
bark saah Hale Cfowthers Cardenas ys:c5 Plensss'
Cardepss: FinsI cier Hall. Turks Island.
PROVIDENCE, Nov. I3-Ssled, sohs John Rogers.
Houck, Phla; Liberty Williams, New-YOrk. Nov. 10
Arr Br brig Rebscca Merriam, Plctou; schT Henry II.
Basc0m CoIson Phls Sid sloop Harvest, French. New
York. -
RICHMOND, Nov l6-An; brig j. a; Lanca:tsr.
Moore IL gbec schs. SOmeryle. Chase, Boston. wal
lam Mowry Weaver, New-Yok. Sid Mercy Taylor.
Nickerson, Boston Hope, Ker"an Baltimore Gaiieso.
Dearborn. New York. n,
SALEM. Nov i5-Ar. biiss Matanzas. stovsr. Rich
nond; Hy Matthews, Hartman, Boston for FrankLon
10Th scr C. Wilcox. Lnnell Boston, 70 load for n YORK.
Sid bark Catharne. for Afncs. r.,
erpool bark Texas Liyermore. York lith. ayr bark
Nelson Village (Br Hamilton, Liverpool Fayonte' BID
GaIretie, do brgs Beronda Norton, "'scasset; ne
Rainbow wiley. do. Frances Jane Alexander Boston
Watson Liverpool brgs A. Dunbar, naficrd Boston
Excel BeI nett n York Went to Sea--Ba,k Texas, L,v
eImore n York bngs A. Dunbar, Harford, Boston Ell
eel Bonnstb. N. York.
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TEXAS.

Col. H. L. Kinney offers to kossutn ana
on the Neuces River, in TexA and as fertile as any
in the U0iou.
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BY Telegraph to the New-YOrk Tribune.
PENNSYLVANIA.
The Christiana Riots.

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, Nov. is, 1851.
Mr Webster has granted TO Mr.. Brent, the Attor-
ney-General Of Maryland. the right TO appear as
senior counsel IN the Chrlstiana treason trials at
Philadelphia