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turned home with this salutory les
son mdehbly stamped upon his mind,
rto forget those in adversely.
RauadoIpl's Duel with Clay.
Fhenight before the duel, MIR.
Randolph sent for me. [ found him,
calm, but in singularly kind and
confding mood. He told me that
he had something on his mind to tell
me. He then remarked.
"Hamilton, Ihave to receive, with
out returning, Clay's fire; nothing
shall induce me to harm Q hair Of bic
head; | will not make his wife a wild.
ow, or his children Orphans. Their
tears would be shed over his grave;
but when the soil Of Virginia rests
Oh my bosom. there is not in this
wide world one individual to payhis
tribute upon mine"
h Hiseyes filled, and, resting his head
we remained some moments silent.
l rel lied. lnt
''My dear friends" (for ours was a
posthumous friendship, bequeathed
by our mothers) 81 deeply regret that
you have mentioned this subject 10
me; for you call upon me TO 90 to
the field and see you shot down, or
to assume the responsibility, in re-
gard toy your own life, in sustaining
your determination to throw it away.
But. OH this subject, mans own
conscience and his own bosom are
his best monitors. lWill not advise,
but tunder the enormous and unpro
yoked personal insuItyou have offer
ed Mr. Clay, cannot dissuade. i
feel bound, however, to communicate
to Col. Tatnall your decisiona'
He begged me not to do so, and
said she was very much afraid that
Tattnall would take the studs and
refuse to go out VI III him. I"
I,however, sought Col, 1Tattnall,
and we repaired about midnight to
Mr.. Randolph's lodgings, whom we
found reading Milton's great poem.
For some moments he did not permit
US to say one word 10 relation to the
approaching duel; ard he at once
commenced one of those delightful
criticisms on a passage of'this poet,
in which he was so enthusiastically
to indulge. After a pause, Colonel
Hattnall remarked, M '9 20 iEag s'E
eMr Randolph, lam told you are
determined not to return MrNC Clayis
fire; ! must say to you, my dear sir,
" 1 am oniJ' 10 go OUT % set, you
shot down, you must find some other
friend. - lHI
Mr.. Randolph remarked that it
was his determination
So After some conversation 90 the
IiDduced Col. Taytnali to al
low Mr.. Randolph to take his own
course, as bis Withdrawal, as one Of
hlsiFienSs might lead to very iniuri-
ous Enisconslructions, AZ last, Mr..
Randolph, smilingasaid, 81 nea Il
SYclIs Raltnall, i Sg9oalise you one
Hing If Iseeaiie degil III lay's eye,
md that with malice prep en- q nc
means to take my iife, ! may change
flly mind.
,llA FemaskrL Lkuewohe.madom
"a &p&El q .gm@Sgsa
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Ifyou tronspose what ladies' wear -VEus
'TwilIplainly show what bad folks ore-YiLF,
Again, if you transposc the same, "',
You'll eean ancient Hebrew name Lew, q r.
Change itagain, and Il will show "1
whntall on earth desire to do y LIVE,
Transpose the letter yet once more, ''A
What badmen do you'll then explore EVIL rs
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20 q. u z Y.
PASSING a Way.

! asked the stars in the pomp of night
Gliding its biaclncss with crowns Of light,
Bright with beauty and girt with power,
Whether eternity were not their dowcrf
And dirgc- like music stole from their spheres
bearing the message to mortal cars
eve have no light thai hath not boon given,
We have no strength but soIn shallbe riycn,
We have no power whercn man may trust,
Like him,we are things of time and dust;
And the legend we blazon with beam and ray,
And the song of our silence, is passing away
eve shnllfade in our beauty, the fair and bright
Like lamps that have served for a festal night
And shall fall from our spheres, the old and the
strong,
Like rose leavessweptby the breeze along;
Though worshiped as gods in the olden day,
We shall be like vaiA dream, passing away"
From the stars of heaven to the flowers of earth,
From the pageant of powerand the voice ofmrth
From the mists of morn on the mountains brow,
From chiIdhoods song and affections vow,
From all save that DER which soul bears sway,
Breatlies but one record-'P Passing away" q
Passing away!" sing the bret IL, and therill
AS they pass on their course by vale and by hill;
Through the varying scenes Of each earthly cline,
'Tis the lesson of nature, the voice of time.
And man Mt last, like his fathers gray, !
Writes ON his own dust Passing away.
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G aDYING GRACEFULLY.

patch, gives the following good hI@ s
mored account ofhis defeat at thea 10 ls
lelection in tEoseF diggings.p A4oge
~ tsvH edld make some efforts amonS
our Gernlan fellow,citizen. On elec-
ton day we took our stick and visited
the German wards. Our progress %
owing to the mutual ignoranc, was
exceedingly slow. We were at one IA
OF the polls, urging some y cry nice
doctrinal points connected with party
organiza ton, when one of our Ger
man fellow-citizens approached as,
in avery exciting manner, and made
a speech. We are, unhappily, unac- M
quainted with the beautiful and class
ic clangIage muse above the canal and
had to have The said speech translated
when we discovered the substance to oc
be. proposition to kick our editorial ao1
self;whereupon I'VE hastily retireds8sp
and devoted the balance of the day 4,
to meditation and refreshments, ~,
"Wegd die easy I've die eracefnlly.t
Like Cesarat the foot 81 Pombey 81
we pull lIour ,coaf-iails over orr hea{lfclt
and say ettu brute, which by d. liberal a,
Translation We render, land you-yola
brute you. y.
~ An old acquaintanc OF ours in the CD
country indulges ina very exagafatati,7ot
style ofdescrlptlon and illustration, lslsr,,.
his ordinary conversation. For III
stance when describing tho etfectof a''l
an alteration ofns kitchen chinRey1nsl
which ne had ordered his mason ID An
nsake,ahe said THAT sbeiore the chimA Nv,
bly, was alfred, il elFeiethe wropasgay !. !,
SO powerful that every flock Of wild
geese flew over the lowe for ten
years was sucked downinto his fires 8slt
place, but since the alteration had sd
been made, draught was SO, strong, Z
that tif he should hook one end Of an =
OK chainin the middle ofille kitchen
floor, the other end would aQn0QHie
ering sp The ek5maey & aEkea psll
Blade. Hglis si "a sfis
gJpin Frasallis county hey "a
have saow ID places nine feet deep.
The Yajl road cags have had 10 sSch
till they could be deg out w eia''s3
hs .StS'fs1a9 Siea ga8&
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Arrived.

Steamship Falcon Rogers. New-Orieans, . day. 20 "
y. Roberts. The I. 10 tbs p)rt ~ Tenafs -itl
q. mdns ant. of Hateras passed steamer bound Souin
Ship Camden, Sherwood g. days from Ca@festnn cotton
and ice. to u Inhaul ID mon.
Ship Star OF The West Browne, lao; Lowser, before re-
pertedJ from LlyerpsOi Oct y, VITA mise aaa p@sssn
sers 10 s. Thompson Nephew l7ih nat d, a l5 l1u
co. fe with ADD spoke og Harriet, Of Portland, who
requested 10 Of the passengers whom ne ht
rescued Br ship UncoYn. Took from her ~ passeu
gers and ~ II the The U. osnastsd Nov.
and sunk Ia lat ~ % lon ST. The Daniel Webster ,of
Bostou Do ~ 10 Liver COL took from the T. 100 passs
gers Oct oil Cape Clear exchanged signals with sh1
Raeer from Liverpool for kcw-Sofs No date ia, ~
ION IS pass. snip ST. GeST:e IRON Liverpool FOR NYor.
Ship Wanda. Il. Folser Call-n, Va Ns9ais8, - days
cuanO, 10 l. Bartlett
BARK CanvoT. lot s.; GORGE Ia er 70 dals ron Ma
s.illes usse.. 10 Bler Nosc.
Brig x c4aTt, Or DIRE . ia lJm BAR ADDE'S
VI Il nolsss.s. - lTthl Lear.
Bask Joseph Fish. Seayy. 70 G4ss from Ns~ Or.aas
mOlassss obscso cotton aud hides 10 Foster NJ ser
Brig AtTasia, DTehsEt. RE Graade 2 0 Janelra a
days hides. Aosas. to Corning. Has srper.snoea
ysry heavy gsse beth E, Vessels etH ut teoss
re- pr;et
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EcoND BOARD.
WEpNEspAY. Nov. o6-p II.


In Freights there is more doing in Wheat.
We notice engagements of 30 OOo bush for Liver.
pool al 4d4sd., and 900 b5ls Flour at Is 20 Lon.
don. geo bbis PlouI al Is. l0d For Cotton the rate
is steady.
The MOjae Tribune states that the cars
VIII be running en- the Mobile and oaio Road. from
that city 10 Chronicle, thiriy-three niles, by the
mlddleof February
In relation TO the comparative ADVANTAGES
9th Southern and Northern rog.es from Kentucky
to Newly OK, TIE Lcs.siilIe C0ars.r saws
Saturday las, a German house shipped thror IN the
house 0; MeSSTs. l.. WEBB & Huston OF tnis cIty bv
the Northern Railroad route 10 New-Yo,s. slxtr-
eight hog >heacs OF tobacco. there 10 ne reh med 10
Antwerp, tor which market twas pure sed Before
me contract vas closed with Messrs. Weoo < uus.
toA lie holders OF the tobacco tcle grsphed 10 their
Seehts ~ New Orleans - learn the rates of freir1,
tet"een New-Orleans and Antwerp, and after re-
CeNis an answer, and comparing the rate alth taat
~ MAlol tie too2cco could De shipped IRON New
lVIa 20 Antwerp found IL - be q SAVING n expenSe
.. transportation vel. a an economy OF tune 10
give ,Ae Northern route ne preference The ch,r,es
oeIrstA ms cry and NewNofk sre no ~ a,gh n,
- me iaseness OF the season, wb:ca conpeIsd fhs
S91!pSis hese 20 rely upon r.fs1.s al the ~ ev
cep1 aEOss Tie Lake. instead o. 5eirzablA IN 81
theLlSetsss q tAc cheaper Havlg stiOn by ,..ssfs
through - sSAtes Of oalC nd New. y oyI
Hare ! Niacts-ai ll-strai.c4 Of ,S-,t va h.,
been Spnts f ng for tSr month"; thar the rot - ~.
bosri IaIEs', urs SAC the test &c the iore2n or
sIrsr q o9eIa.o!,
1ss E.eHrS Jolrsg' gives the annexed
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BOSTON Financial Affairs.
MEXICO.
1Nssoutbern Mail-Dctails ofAfairs in North
ern Mexico, &c.

-
BALTIMORE, Wednesday, Nov q, 1851
The Southern mail as late as due has arrived
The New. Orleans papers contain full details Of
,Ae war on the Rio Grande
The Dcita has seen letter from one Oh
Carayalaps officers, stating that the Campaign
has bu, mst begun, and that CravaJal VIII
soon be IN the field again with much lar
Ger force than the frst-msaniime the Mexcahs
w,ll strengthen their position and We snail nave
.retty brisk times on the Rio Grande. The Govern'
r.nt Of Mexico has issued decree closing Fort
C.mareo On the 18th October, the General Con,
sress authorized the Executive to dispose OF low
men as National Guard for the purpose oi paciiy
INK Tamauipas
The RIO Braro OF the l2th contains ieuefdHec'eo
IN the President OF the United States from captain
n p Ward, which charges Collector Rhea, Captain
Phelps. the commandment at Fort Brown, and Hon.
If Waddell, the American Consul at Matanofos,
with so far gong beyond their respective dunes as
10 actually become partisans Of the Mexicans:
letter in The Picaylne says that Col. Ford IS re-
ported to have gone TO San Antonlo for the purpose
Of raising men, and that other officers OF Caravaais
force are recruiting at different points Information
had been received at MatamOroS that CaraValai
either had OF was about 10 issue Declaration OF In
Sependence, but il did not state how much country
was embraced IN the document
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SOUTH AMERICA.
Later News.

BosroN, Wednesday, Nov. PC, 1851.
The steamship Severn, at Southampton, England,
brings advices from Buenos Ayres to Oct. 4, Monte
video TO Oct. q, and Rio Janeiro 18th.
We learn that the Brazilian troops had marched
ints MoR,evideo to the assistance OF the Monte
vheans.
CYibe was hemmed IN between Montevdeo and
che troops OF Urquiza. When the Severn sailed
he was arranging terms for surrenderng, which, it
was supposed, would be accomplished by himself
and staff, receiving passports for BuenOs Ayres-ihe
troops becoming prisoners. He wanted passports for
all, but had been refused.
TWAS reported that Onbe had escaped on board
her hajesiy's ship Swede, and that his troops had
been made prisoners. Ills forces were reduced to
l,QOo men
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lFro. onr Conespondenrl

luLADELPHlA, Nov. 26-Arrired-Bark Elizabeth
Brooks, Havana schfs. keasns(on, FOSTER Charles
ton l. Stewart LoZIer, New-YoSk John s,n
sharp Richmond Watcher, o0ster. Essts sort Gaelic
J. H. Dickinson Corson, Rev York Ninetta, Cherry
Richmond II ii. Iollmaa. Jpaes, Grcenp0rt, l. l. Gov
SINH, BrOokhaVel Geo Hauls, SofHeTs, Charleston r
5 Thompson, Fisher, New York Canton. johnson Ney.
hupport Grace Darling Bartlett. bridgeport Nobl.
Ireland RchM ond Eva Taylor. New losA bars a.
Bia, HoWes. Boston Oldsa. Douglass RIO dc Jane.
~ bag Otce IA. .afTtN. d..
C<Gred-Sieancr osprey. Power Charleston, brig var
Burcn, Addison Kin sston. jam ,chrs rahe'h huian-
ia, " II ans huc hmonl Caaton, Ioh4s. NoNsarynor
Eva, TAYLOR Nc~fofk Grace Daring Bartlett Briigo.
port, Noble Ireland. Bosien Nmsita thefr por Wli-
tAall, propeller Novel y, Bflgss Me- OK
NEWPORT. Nov. 2s-Au s,hr \. l. q Glusu Cav
Philadelphia. Tor D-hton, .JtA, schf Orsloo folsnm
GTesBroTt Coz PhL@cl ala, sloop, Ensllne Bas ksrr
b. sioi, for New-loik Ann iIa, Dunham. New Nor.
ior Naat-cael FIle.Iadcr. -. ION AlnAM.
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The receipts zre nov 1903 ooe above me s;lne "iH'
last year The itcsk on hand IS i2o,oco oales'
PM-CorroH ,ias been firm since the re- <ip, , "
The hna,s pew tAe day sales reach 4,ooJ celes,
Good niddlisg Is quoted al Sass cts RICE Is "'
50 601I< efs. ~. OK
CoTror-Sslcs to-day l. 200 bales al tides c1s'-
The exuene rates Of Yesterday arc not supported.
CHAR.EsroH. Nov. %.
1870 bales IF CcrToS sold to-day al tne.c Inc
rnaraet is weak and prices shade IN favor iDnyels
CINCINNATI, Nov. %.
Sales were made day Of 1000 bols OF rLotK az
90 9iGs3 Hoes are firm 600 sold az III - a
"a 81 Eess PoRK-Tho transactions reach l,cOoopls'
=. %Io Lam is az &c.
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- onv 1.,tv rprpuNE THURSDAY NOVEMBER g. 1851

s.h, plop,, seS,nsoa d hon Char'es'on, with
,on /. y L hi,CIeaGy & 90 ,,,e-..,.. ~
"so,, 3 Powell Waite, Whhihston' y. C. a,rs
r.yal stores 10 r prFsh.
S.b- lanaItIuc Iufr@< Wilmington, " C., dsys.
naval stores 70 49, acCr,s dy Co .D,.
s.hr Es.r. PauklB Boston GAYS, mose' 30 - -
So sgus Monday. 2tih Inst was IN ANY .,h
p,xm glsh Rock from Session for New. foIN h A. - !.
On ,As same day pnt ln,o Black RocN iof hi0 ~N's
the late snTv storm - ~ T. Sdays with
Sehr Frances. Robinson, Newoefh' 4" ~ ~'~'
naval stores, 10 Benl 81 ~sora Son. ;.n IA, is .
schr Reb.cca clyde, WllIans' "iii''N7''
wi h mdse 20 James Hand =. - ,I..s naval stsg. ;
ScAr. r. Ia. Ellis WashrnS'on, y = u"''' ~
and cotton 80 p ". Black 20. l.. :, ballast
sshf Comet Pugh Washington, N. c, days nA'N-
stores. to Bz.sman Rldderow 49,, ~ y DAYS
Schr James Nsllsop, Cram mer, Ne"OeIh' ~ ~ "-
naval stores. 10 Dnllner Potter 49,, .-. ~ - A
Sehr James q King Wainwright Wilmington, n -
DAVIS naval stores 20 Buckley \ Van Boskak
sloop Frederick Brown Gardiner, from froFint hoS
Sloop America inc 10 tuns) SturgeSs I'm froVucho'
Sloop Thomas h Hawkins. Jones, IRON froviien.s.
Steamer PenOhscot Clark. from philadelphia NOV -
on Absec Bar two vessels one under water WI.
forenast and bowspr out. the other hull OUT no spaIs
standing Also fell in with bark Brazlero IN tow OF =
fehr from Absscom Bar masts cut away tNo s'aIs ~
roUpany: offered assistance, but was refused
SAILED-Shps W nster Shapter. for New-Drleans
Queen OF the West, Iaet, LNerpoo MaTthAs me- fu'
Durham, Glasgow.
Below bark and brig.
wIND-A sunrse, Wv; MERIDIAN " y w sunset
NV.
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TEXAS.
Interesting New.

BALTIMORE, Wednesday, Nov. %, ISL.
The steamship Mexico arrived at New-0rleans
with Galveston dates to the l4th inst.
The San Antonio Ledger notices the arrival in that
city OF Adptant- General Deas and Col. L. A. May,
On route TO their station, Fort Mason, on i.ano.
The citizens OF Galveston were agitatlng the sub
Meet OF memoriaZiDg the General Government TO
establish lighthouse and Navy Yard at that place.
majority of 80 in the Mississippi Legislature Fooe,
u u understood will be elected Senator for the long
term.
George Peabody, Of London, has sent check for
4l,Q0O 10 the Mary land Mechanics Institute
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BY TELEGRAPH,

NORFOLK. Nov .s-lho ship Hcr aas from New.
YORK. passed % the hiver Tor Cry Eoiuf. Shin An
Union - al anchor On the Hac shoe gosr IN distress
Arr schrs il4.so Belle q Snlfl, and Aida ln Nee
York.
CHARLESTON. NOV 2s-Au bus Tmlly. Nsw.Na.
The brought CApt Lawson. VIE, and balance 81 fhe
crew Of The shy Virginia picked rncsia, uofaus
The sbp Isl ,ul ashore the steamer Chat. ca
dsavorng g. tnS her On
Also air palo Alto. wood. Now Orleans 10, c,,iaa
eled - sunday.
CID ship Hlrucnot, - sshl iansn. Ne~ Nafl
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.. .-NOvEMBER %
70 See Th1d Page for addit,oa4! Sup Mas.
Cleared.

Cleared.
s,esmshp-wnheld Scott, Coailiard, New Orleans, Da
VS., Brooks < Co.
shIps-Westmluster, Shapter. NewOrlean-, Stanton \
Thompson Martha's Vineyard Durham, Glasgow. Dda-
ham Onion Meridian, Manson E-y Orleans. l. add Y
Church Caroline Mafy CLARK, Emerson. New Orleans
BaIks-Heca, Souper, Jeremie, K. L. Real Brothers,
Baxter, Baltimore, Gorham, Baser Co. Caroline,
Sherwood, Charleston. Durham L DimOn
Bngs-BlO0mer. Dickinson, 81 Marks, Ladd Church
D. Horton, spauleng. Portland, j. J. Waite Co BIZ
low BIZ stephens. WIndsOT, n S J. 5. Whtney Co
Eolan. Jordan. 0pOrto, y Place Co Cerere lSari.l
Sierra. Genoa. A c. Ro~sre Co swan, Pierce Bsrnu-
da kesnIth Sons RogeAm, CTUgch. Chagres. Briggs -
Co.
Schooner s--Eoigs. Stubs Jersnie Belle, wooster.
PASSPORT p Neyns Sons arlington, Abbott. Frank
In, Thompson II inter wake Briggs Wilmington. =.
s Powell UTbara LSwlsss, Matas0ra, Stantoa Ia
son John AOaleffs Burroughs Tampa Blv. Bsal Melck
4 Co New-YorS. GOOdsel. Boston DAyt n \ Spr@gle.
sloops-W diare Barker. Proyid nee Excel Lssls Fi
RIVER, Harvest, French Providence Fa hIsn, 81 des-
burg, do
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DIED,

On Wednesday, Nov &c. ALFRED, son Of William and
lane Winnie ,sed months and 81 days.
Funeral on THURSDAY s7th INST, at p VI, from No n
Al Fiushrr IL on Tuesday, Nov. IS, DONALD
MACDONALD. aged 81 years
His remains Will be inferred u Whe Pans on ihurs-
day ,,
G. Wood IN the 3ith year OF her age;
Tn, friends of the family nyed g. attend her funeral
from her late residence No % Leroy ST, on Thursday
mornire. 27th INST al O'Clock nv ~
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Marine DiSasfe-

PhiLADSLrulA, Wednesday. Nov 20. ISL.
Ihe piloi-boa, Herald, arrived al The Breakva,s,
I'm siaise, rePcgtS falling III, OF the evening of
" sin ms; ~ miles n, f.. Of Five Fathom BSnk
CIV, nn ,se org Phantom, abandoued by all even,
Mr,S S.SSens She was IN a sinking condition Tie
m~a .oek on the captain, and lay by The wresk
S Snsn nsa. mo!ning, when II sunk. The Phaason
'Sen ~ contact on the eOsh with the brig mpre
~S,as NM. "a 'oi Ihadephla, which vessel iook
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LOUISIANA.

Departure Of the Steamer Empire City from
New-Oricans, &c.
NHw-0RLEANs, Tuesday, Nov -, ISL
The steamship Empire CITY sailed Tins afternoon
for Now ors.
The ship State Of Name has iusi arrived from
HAVE, with the French Opera Troupe on board.
she has been sixty days on the passage, and consid
esate anxiety began to be felt for her safety
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Oct -, "a. % " lie 8 ~ sh,s Ioha " 4. w.,
hs Tsn Boston Sept - tlr San FRANCISCO fbsfss r,,
ed Oct lat sal y F'h'
Oct 2S lat y, Ion = 81 ? Hoiiron TAonr.., e.
New Orleans for Liverpool IVA
Nov. ,. LAT. as Ion p slap Geo Raynes p,GAallos r.
Liverpool for Philadelphia ''~'
Nov ?, 1T. =, loa y VT ship Jane. Dase from N..
poIt, W Tor ADslarhtsi
Oct 81, lat % 70 Y lan. f}i W bars Yaakc. B,,d.
whiting, ron Liverpool foY RIO JaneirO
Nov Lat II Is v Ion So 20, brig Forest Pslncs lin .
icy % ds7s ffom Wilmington v c for por' Spun
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MARRIED.,

On Wednesday morning Nov. 26, At Som7llle Dlchess
County bv Rev Abraham P1hemus, PETER A. u.
JACKSON Esq of New YORK, u Miss ESTHER
HULL, daughter OF ts late EZEKIEL Hull OF me FORMER
On Tuesday, Sept 2. by Rev. James Flo, HIRAM
KFrCHUM Jr to HARRIErT ID. VAIL.
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Disasters. &c.

About 200 bales n co;fon part Of tie arg, # he hs
BALDWIN. lost GA The Soath pent OF n gaauae Shoals
Tsi1 ef me Ser'h iia!oy Fic,oy and insured %
ne Auuinco ofieo, boston, fuE about SlO zoe
TER AEt 'NpA Ryan from Belfast VI. was cast awar
s-.ytd.
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TENNESSEE.
Destructive Fire az Nashville

N,Sn,ills, Wednesday, Nov, %, 1851.
A IRE broke out here this morning. destroying the
following stores Noels grocery, Ford'S bookstore,
Il q. Anderson's clothing store, Foster & Co aud
II. +. Bcwling's dry goods stores
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Ocean
Az a. Poynceilvn 2hh, brig Gem, T.! Beverly Ry-
der North Atlantic Ocean. $50 bbs Oh
At - tnsy. Ms W. AGs o chip Herald Terry Of Fair
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NEW-NORk.
Fatal Encounter.

BUFFALO, Wednesday, Nov. ri, 1851
NJ. wentworth, respected clugen, died this
morning nom the effects of injuries received from
Martin Wyzoon, the mate Of the steamer Albany
n personal encounter last Sunday night. Wyzoon
was arrested to-day IN Cleveland. Mr.. Wentworth
leaves a large family
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GEORGIA..
The Steamer Florida at Savaunah- Splendid
Passage

SAVANNAH, Tuesday, Nov IS, lsjl
The steamship Florida, Captain Lyon, arrived
here Ut her wharf IN SO hours from New.
York. She LEFT New-lo'k ON Saturday at p. VI q,
and landed her passengers IN Savannah on Monday
II o'clock, +. NJ thus making the shortest time on
record. Her average running time was -. miles
per hour.
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MINIATURE ALakSkc---.rHIs DkT
gus-R..s7 90 Ssts-.-t % XooS-SeLs.- % a
HIGH wArEa.---Nov. q.
r,pJ, Eonk 10 43n Gov Island II Jln Hell Gate. la
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Passengers Arrived

IL s,,o,ss,s FaicoH from Neio- Orleans Nor. lion
II : Footr Hon A J Penn, Mrs. Quad, Messrs. K
Barefoot f. Demery, A Harris g. ". Fletcher &. c
Clapp, NJ Rourke, DR. hArteuL
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NEW-IIAMPSHlRE.
Important Decisisu.

PORTSMOUTH, Tuesday, Nov n, 1851
- ne important case OF the Concord & Portsmouth
NaiTeSd Company 49, McSsrs. Jones e. Sons. has
cssn decided IN favor Of ,ne srmer IN the SUN OF
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Markets-Rsgorlea ), r.,,.,a.,

Nkw, ORLEANS, Nov 2:-AN
ibe sales OF CorroS this morning were {. oe0 naiss
su@sining yesterdays advance, and sn,e the re-
seF e' TIE As-sS news prices have teen Timer
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