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Marine Disasters, sc /.
sHIPwREcKs-ARRIv OF wHALERs.

SHIPwRECKS-ARRiyAL OF wHALERs.
Bosros, March 81, 1851.
Captain Crosby, Of the ship Euphratss arrived at
New Be dford last evening reports that when seventy
miles west OF Montauk Point, Monday last he saw
large merchant shir with painted ports lying to In
heavy gale on Tuesday the wind stn continuing heavy
from the northeast he wore the chip standing north
wet, and soon became surrounded BY fragments Of
Q wreck lie grspplsd with the whsls brosdside
Of Q ship with painted ports, and q white streak.
lie was compelled TO cast IL OF, on account of
The heavy rea He noticed on the main chains
ten or eleven plates There vas q very high mon
hsy rail, painted black, on the outside which ea-
tended the whole length Of the shp. Could discover
10 person On any part Of he wreck She was sheath
Cd with yellow metal, Of which the brosd,ide had
about, barrel Of which vas a:ked O. and had Hat
hoops. lie took board several deck plsnks belong
Ing to the Aerpart painted under clear dead white.
he IL of opinion that the chip he saw on Monday
NUT have gone to pieces Ia the gale and all on board
persisted she was evidently hew and Of about 900
tons burthsn
EoRToLK March %, 1851.
yesterday An underwriters agent arrived here thi,
morning, AID has gone down with lighters
The bark Palestine has been abandoned, and IL fast
sanding up. The captain and have arrived
here.
Nrw BEprosp, Msroh Il, 1851.
The ships Navy Eu pirates meas, and Damp worth
arrived here yesterday from whaling xpsdtion bring
Ing 1i50o bbls. whale aud $40 bbls. sperm oil and
2ooose lbs Of vhalebons They also brought quantity
~ cell dust
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Cleared.
shrs-Hou1ua, MKenIie, Shanghai, n p Buck Co; Ur.
brsins; Prince de join,is. Adams. New Orleans Fsvo.
BaIs-Europs. Hutchinson. HObar, Town. n williams;
airss. ssnfSra es.ss SeSray k S@ Js
chase ch,ss Hsv.n. S,,m,h sons; Irvine erJ Moore,
brewer Pierce. New Orleans Foster q sisserson
ss F s:ss fs Ss % sd
i ba,s TsSi,y So L;S,' Ss'n Prince Dar'n
ssfri "FssIi:.. HsIa. san juan Ua~seds wi
Wy S s, sSs'i s
n,s a. g s kssy; Phisdsrhi. Jsan Ire
sts,msrs-obeca, oSslll. Pbisdefphiai cayuga, wiz
siosp-c Fisk. Babsoch. Fan River.
Arrived.
E Tssn,r r. fS.sssi Mach u
az sse<,y lsh Pm SgT,h caicOs bearing 81 70 ails.
nsw foIh ter cLaues.
w siR s'1 ss s H.rs:n vs Hss kSs And
ship ST R9ser, Peel c.seweh London ard P.r..-
Co. mas been ave days g The westward Of soataa
% ne rssss ,tR u IA p b. lon 81 s,oi. o. NIP
5ts.Sys., S.Snd e Bs,sSs s,,h 4, . q lon = : =,
a. 20 New Yorl % inst. Ia, IS o % large
shp unlverrs tpA, from IN. BARI Bird, Liverpool rss .
sbeI S' s, aa1 ~ s'sTs e whs@. SsnSn oa
tech pilot zane Day 7h inst the Bsahs Ia lat - H.
shp George Crawford Liverpool Jan 90 .ni the ch.n-
i sa 1S, Ss Ys sS Ssw es';s G
p. s,s pG S On p ssa5s Tor s
iut ssiia 70 he vps SisviSs gale from EsE sits
he beach as hsd Eve deaths on the passage 0h
VT st a. Ion rs sxehansed signals with ship bound
H,hovirR the letter in her sisSs supposed her be
Hsrc rAetet 18th inst lat sO Ion 10 49, passed the for
vsrd Tart o. lsrs. ships had bows hae painted
porte nd port bFht 20 have been broken
sesr the tore ehsrG ,hs had been the but
time.
thip Adler fBren) Hohorst Bremen, Jan ard Dart
mouth feb2 with mdse 20 Psvenstsdt schu Had
els Als,.rsIs sssdisrd ssr.iiis. ssd . day, from
Cthrsnr with indie. 70 Dutilh Co. Sailed With ship
Gtnaoa finbey, end EinRslsnt, Hill. for sew Yori
bsrk John carver Nichols for fhilsdephis brig Kite
fer California 18th u lat - 90 Ion u 90 spoke brig
rhre. 81 snd fr Boston, lgth. lat - 70 Ion 49,
ais with shiE Eifsheth Bfiton OF
ipgto the eastward tk,sbeth Banon Jones. from MO-
bills tor nhyrsl
Rris Bsdviu. Chase, Charleston, sdays. with cotton
aLo rice, 20 Bur ham a Dimon.
sebr hriss Wheeler ssvsnnsh, Tdsys with cotton,
ordtr.
sefr " Brown. Hulse. Wilmington, NC. sdsys, with
sehi Elesi,. Robinson. wnmnssor. NC sdsy, with cot
ton on uaysl stores.
sebr kli,s rish, Gait. ForfOIk. "a hours
tcfr Jthn CTopper, Bsyiis. Accomso, Va, days
tthr zach Iitzskstht Pier pont Baltimore, 8 dayp
solr John piiettsL Weaver, Bsltimore, Y days.
sohr Joe Iybrsnd, Bell Phiiadephis Bdsya
hhr Btrress Adams Philsdeiphia, 3 days
tekr hhnstom Somers. Phflsdelrhia. days
scnrs Adtline Tuner. Berlin, Del, 3day.
stasmer ksnneect Seym.ur. PhilsdelphA.
sleer rish ssssees, New BEDFORD.
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Tclegraphic Reports.

New ORLEANS, March IL, 1851.
Cotton Is active, owing to the decline In European
freights 5000 bales sold to-day at i q cts. sd-
vance, middng being quoted ct 1o14 . 1ok cts.
Freights still lower, and three ships have been
taken for Liverpool.
New ORLEANS, Msroh Is, 1851.
Cotton Is greatly excited, in consequence of the
Asias news. 1000 bales have already sold at ad-
vance Of u cent per lb. from the lowest point
Middling is lCAa IL.
NEW ORLEANS, March Il, 1851.
The Gales Of cotton, yesterday, were 1000 bales
During the last four days $4,000 bales have changed
hands, mostly for England, at full prices Strict mid.
dina quote at lie. l1c Sterling exchange is at
ca. The market tends upward.
CHARLEsroS, March Is, 1851.
Cotton.-The market yesterday was rather quiet,
and the quotations realized the previous day
sustained. The transactions did not exceed 500
bales at the extreme figures ranging from To- 1lc.
per lb In other articles limited business has been
doing, without particular change In value.
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The L. gislauve Visit to New York-Destruc-
tive Fire at Albany.

ALBANY, March II, 1851
There win be good attendance of members Of the
Legislature in New York on Saturday mornins-ths
invitation Of the authorities of New York being CRATE
fully received The members expressed great salts
action in the hope Of seeing the practical working Of
those benevolent instit to which large o,
money were annually voted 1t Is not known, ON.
ciay that the lie gslature since the removal Of the
capital thence, have ever before visited the me-
tropols.
About half past one o'clock, this morning FIRE
broke out In q four story wooden building corner Of
State and Park streets opposite the Capitol Before
the flames could be arrested, Eve wooden buildings
State, and four Park street reduced TO ashes
Some fifty poor families urhoused, saving most
OF their furniture. The buildings were upon lots
leased by the trustees of the Lutheran Church under
durable leases The ots xill be Improved by the
erection Of splendid edihcee. Probably the coAtem-
plated State Library builsing will be placed there.
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Death Of General Dseoks,

From the NstionA ntsuigs nosr, March q.
tsaegraphic despatch received from New Or
lsanset the War Department yesterdsy morning. an.
nouncing the death Of Brevet Major General George
n Brooke which took place ~ Ban Antonio, Texas,
the 9th instant We not informed Of the cause
Of his death or the military history OF this dis
guished ocsr, the following particulars cannot st
this moment be uninteresting TO any reader =
General Brooke entered the army, from Virginia on
the Cd Of Msy, 1905 a. First Lieutenant In the Filth
Infantry. He wss promoted to the rank Of Captain
the LIST Of May 1910; - that OF Major OF the Fourth
Infantry in to that Of Lieutenant Colonel In the
same regiment March /, 1919; and in July, 1881, to
the rank OF Colonel In the Fifth Infantry. His first
brsvet was that of Lieutenant Colonel, August 10,
1914 gallant conduct In the defence Of Fort Eri
his second was that Of Colonsl september IL for
distinguished and meritorous services In the sortie
from Fort Erisn He was made q Brsvet Brigsdier
General September IT, 1924 for t,n years faithful
service Colope ln and he brevetted Major Go
neral May Both lSsS for meritorious conduct, part
cuariy In the performance Of his duties in the pro-
sscution Of the with Mexico
Fort Brooke 1t Tampa Bay. was established BY him,
and received his name In 1874 whore hs was stationed
for . number Of years.
At the time Of his death he was in command Of the
Eighth Military Department Crexas, and engaged in
planning an expedition against the Indians
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Fatal Acetdent-The Dinner TO Mr.. Webster

BsttKoHE, March al, 1881.
About O'Clock this afternoon John 8. Skinner
.aitor Of the Locm ard .4rri TELL through door, In
city Poet once into deep cellar, striking his
h,sd against large stone and frssturibs his ,oull
The dinner rendered to the Hon. Daniel Webster by
the Maryland Reform Convention, gill com. of Of
Annapolis on Tuesday next. large number OF our
rftire ms will he there
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CLEVrtANp, March IT, I55I.
Navigation 10 nov fairly open. The steamers Sara
toys, wisconsin Coiumbia and Warren have just
erriytd iftn Buffalo bound up, and the Ocean Is just
esmipg In bound down
Passenger trains run daily on the pittsburgh Rail
roeo 70 ksysnns, connecting With the packets from
Beaver, snt steamer TO MaBmee
The Ohio Canal opens to.day
About t-o hundr.d passenger, are arriving daily By
the Cincinnati cars, aud %. hundred By the Pitts-
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Posrox Esreh ~ chs Fitehburg Railroad 111k SIS
Vernon Central Raiirtsd 81 ass 800 o. -
Do hsd.M &1 1850 20 I'm sittrim So WONs most
- uss,erp Hslresd lOtT OK 40 k..tefn ksilross,
~ Itrcord Eeiirt 81 o. ~ kutland ksiir sd M
Uta Celory Rsirssd, 6q1s Boston and xaps Rsiirt
t3d Isa 2psssr pete karosd 81 vs. Osasasbnrg EsI-
ftsA At. ~ f0rf0lk C0uBtt Railroad I7aTL Hsrk -
Conn ece 10. ~ tss Beaten rlpsny =, s1 Edgew0vth
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EOR sAvANNAH--a STEAMSHIP ALABAMA. un
tons Capt. q ~ Ludlow. will leave saturdsp "a
March ats O'Clock p NJ from Piert NJ r. For freisht
pAsssse arpiyto BAhL u. bITCbILL l9t Font street
The kLoRlDA, Capt Lyon on tAe 29sh ksroh.
EARB REDUCED THROUGH LINE FOR SAN FRAN
cisco via Cbsgres, direct and by the United aH
steamer en- the Pacihe.rhs splendid steamship Oh
kkE, Hehry Windle. Commander. will leave Pier e. North
river, Tor Chagrei direct, FnfsJ March "a o'clock
PasenTers BY the Cherokee will with the
usu tehmer, TO leavePanams ahout April rs 1854
Tor pasesss, sppiy 20 nowLhnD AsPIsWALL
81 and IS South street.
I1FIIkD STATES ksII. STEAMSHIP coepAgY-goK
~ Ch.sres, Havana and ker ofsans-Thr)urh uctets
20 Sa1 fraresco. At reduced ratssChkrrrs passengers
trsnsierred At Havana TO the splendid steamship FaJOR
On Wscassdy March 70 sts the spleasid double
sehsres somuandsr vii ,sil pr.eissly Al O'Clock
ssvernmsps ksls direct f.r uaysna New orirsas aad
Chagrea Freight taken TO New Orieans usue rssss
treeie only taken en- freight 20 Havana No bills % ladinz
signed aer departure o. chip For freight
70 w. o ROBERTS, III west strsst. conner 81 " e.
NoTIcI-To saIP nAsT.Rs. norGL AND BOARD
irg house proI retorr, prVt'e fames &C. Domestic
Dried frgits q ever, va:-Or app.e dried
baei berries erred drea s'rawoerres dried
sssnsrsl assortment q hrst ga.tv q groceries sh.ssr
sweet corn, Inash prl. hrd seed 90 wholesale
retail At the Domestic Dried Fruit Depot go Pearl
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:Slss 81 z. -. ~! g. d.: -: e. e: .:ot g.
S:s Il Is; r. - q M
$50; .::;: i. i; r.
= M m, sS aSs = g s s; \
& Il: s !: IS s1 \.
ISd * isS.. 9, f4.s.. Xaes 1sess ID =: s:s1!ss
= & % 3 = -; = 81 = S:.s
= ~ " s !: s: .sf:s Ii s s;lt y
e.: 81 {: & s q:
FOREIGN MARKETS.
=. ksesISs a. March 49, 1s-r9u, s, may
to the extent Of 800 barrels New Orleans at ass per
Guilty realised. Rics-Carolns, retail, 2os per 100
lbs Butter-Amsrican, OF good quality, is held for
but there is little, If any at market, ct that rate
On-rhs stock IL decreasing Cod may stil BE- quoted
held by SPECTATORS who s4s for and ess
for prime. The stock is light, bat consumption Is
ingly active at 61ld per ID. Candles American tai
low, Of avorte brands and good assortment, In
.nd .Hs. Cargo II
white pine alluded to In last has been sold ct T8s
Per feet landed Kingston Cedar shinSs, are in
Per half barrel Tongues American pigs 40s . 44s
per half barrel Corn. -South American IS Cd per
State: At market s AK sSuna.ns
but there little demand just for t. Salt There
IL cargo Of Turk Island ct market for which
Is per bushel Is asked. Tobscce-Ths late sales Of
cavendish 1855 eRe cted at Is 3D. l. Cd per ID
but holders are firm ct advanced rates Leaf is
plentiful God.-American commands 2 q ~ per
cent. Doubloons very scarce. The premium on
American gold Is paid invariably the dollar valued
at four shilngs and net on Is I'd. This remark sp.
likewise American Ex
chapges-On New York, merchants bills are pro.
durable ut per cent GO days sight.
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nR. MORRISON II CONSULTED CoNrIDEHrALIy
~ on certain dssaes witch lie troats whoat ,nsro.ry
ensbies hin 70 cure rsrvous seb,l,sy ~ 1917
Bee bic London diploms In hia prvsts zee ss YuIscs
~ B.-No fee tif cured.
Ia; L. koRTAroRE WOULD SAY TO THOSE wHc
Isas care q thy heh bAys devoted Nv gssrs 70 M
protssson snd bsve treated ruecesly thousanas 81
can do tree o. oharspl rcu A. A. ". sus1sys
shespted yoy value your heslth yos will avoid thsss
you h. tSsr one Ssd u nssans l. ri ia s.s al i. ss
ees@y Tor disease In All ts FORMS fersons whose heAiN
las wlsm street.
Tbs ~ TO CERTIFY, THAT AFTER AN kRaoss-
Gus atment which has undergone from Il part ef
have been % PERFECT heal BY ths Mind sna shiifui
treatment Of Dr DE Jsnsy Of 3. LisFsnsra STREET
Fr do L,pey my lesrty thanks are QUE is has ss,sa
me froa great misfortune. r. o., Hobohen'
bsnss 81 Doctor. Tor M hs h,sr1 sslss me
dc ltn,y o. liapsnsrd street. Who after i've shysicsns
sss VERY '' sssRf s4ISss Sass.s ,s . sss he
DR RALPH. AUTHOR OF TINE PRACTICAL yrI-
~ vste 1restiss." AZ Once boure, q 10 h s..e
tsunasy ssespted,-so. - oiee.wioh street I. IS
biity and o. professional attanments sbeais ssy.s. M,
easily H. how.S.- ne s, ~. as,S,ssS ~
Of the mi.ces these people bring non sSessy wsrs
.sTr s,S,r,ns opinion would And i .ss e.is
vol @ sSScroS psso,,s ~ are sns 81 s.es
sessi.s fsy gc,ssitJ and even destroy sh.
!r0ps.t., trsssea they remain 90 sr-msas In ne
From S,s ssssSss .s %. : :
pr.esi. n p.o. s.s re.sss sr
years and ia, eurss . many isy ~ 'hsy bad sssssd
s. sirs sssi. ' ..ss , :,
,m ssr, mproper hsbis be insure sucA cer-sa 81
Amsriea Those srry IN ,hs .,riIss ss.ss viii ~ 80,
p"sah we ease sud rapidly Of thssurs
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Below.
1hip Quebec, - dAys fssn usu OrIsAnA
9Fs0 bark WyslaAl - dAys frsn Palsrne.
1g JosspAiAs Of fertsmeath. 20 days iron Pslsrns.
6ohr Thos Pearson, fron Henaurns.
Two sAips, three baxhs. sad enc briSs In ths ofas
Ship Ohio. frsn Clasgew. aal bark Anna xvsra from
reported Below In paper had net
arrived 1T quarantine Last svsnipg ct sunset.
MARcH 2l-waA ct suariss NV, meridian NV suasst.
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bALrineas, March II, 1851.
~ The hsv Orleans nan u the lAtA, received this
evening, vsisasn thas ths tewn Of Bellevue, Louis
ana, hss hssa prostrstsA BY tornado, every house
having been blown down. No one has BEEN ssrieualy
injured By ths sseidsnt.
urhs PieeySne states that the rshauntspss treaty
vss before the Nsxeaa Coasrsss, and the principal
textures Of the document had been adopted.
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Wing Nomination for Governor or
Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, March q, 1881.
The WING Convention met at IL A. NJ, aud after
mature elaboration, william Campbell nominated
for Governor una nimousy The meeting wsslarge and
enthusiatic and addressed at length by the Hon
VIM 7. Gentry.
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EAs Case sf Gee. Wiihss-Noa-appsaFan q
vstkss I'm Oo~rt-Ths forfeiture Or his
Hec0gnAzances.

TIE Case Of Gee. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of
v6Ukss In Co~rt-Ths rsrfsiture or his
Hcosgnazsnces.
PoveHxrErmx, March n, 1851,
fAiDAr BvxEIso, ~ p.
~ Ossrt met, pursuant TO ssjouransat for tho
deposition Of thn case. The defendant did not sp
pear The District Attorney asksd-
"h wilkes In Court II Ne is I move for judgment y
COUNSEL roa DErKrDAsr- With regard TO the bin Of
exceptions, what do you propose to do
pssrhIcr ArroRsn-I don't propose to DO anything
With 1t unsss the defendant is present. IT vas very
we'll uAdsrstood that he to be here. can't
Or The sentence until Mr.. wilkes Is present.
CccssEL ron DErrspAsr-We are here to move the
bn Of exceptions which was regularly served on you.
pisrRIcr ATTORNEY said the Court aware the
Understanding was that wilkes to be here this
evening-otherwise he would have moved for judgment
On conviction. That understanding has been violsted.
II he here, would not object to the bill Of sx
ceptions being broughtu up.
sCeuxssL ron wILxss-If the District Attorney has
NJ amendment to make the bill OF exceptions then
for stay Of proceedings. II the Court refuse
that have only TO ask them to assign the reasons
Jrpos.-whers is Mr.. wilkes, Here the counsel
handed letter from Wilkes to tho District Attorney
which was not readl
Another OF the counsel said s. I'm here only ~ to
The bill Of exceptions"
JUDcE.-I understand Mr. wilkes IL not here. Ad
sourn the Court. He should have been committed tt
custody when the verdict rendered. though,
20 ct the time. Mr.. Attorney, have Jon any recosn
amaze in the case!
DssrRIcr ArroRsEr.-Yes! move for an order to
aorfsit his reoognissncss,
JrDGE.-rake order, and lie. 1t be executed inme.
distely.
COUNSEL ron Defendant 1t is proper should ask
fhs Court for some die position on the bill Of
JrpoE.-Mr. Clerk, adjourn the Court.
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ALBANT, n arch IT, 1901.
Rufus ". Penberton, one Of the Albany Post ofncs
robbers. Who vns sentenced to the State prison, at
Auburp fer two year., resolved . pardon YESTERDAY
from President Fillmore. lie vas in prison only four
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Married,

Married,
On Thursday evening March 20, by the Rev NJ. p
Parks, Mr.. EVAN p. GEORGE to Miss Macy e. FOWLER
all of this city.
ON Thursday, March 20, by the Rev. Henry Chase
Mr.. RcBAKD LYDIcHER, Of this city, to Miss MARY L.
ATKINSON, OF SAGE, Maine.
Saco papers please copy.
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NJ Hkroh
Tn. steamer Mexico, seven DAYS from Chaxre., his
arrived che saiisd in eoupsny 9TH the steamship,
proue'ksus and Crescent CITY - roRfe for Nerfort
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H.RstsBURe March Il. 1861.
The House o. Repressntst-es Of this state have de-
seatsd, bys tie vote. the hh' pfonibihug any minor
from working more than ten news. day In manufac.
tories.
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BY MoRsE7s LfNR-oFFIcg ~ WALL STREET
BrrFaLo "a This ts q BEAUTIFUL morniNg wind
northwest. Thermometer 80; mercury So, bsronster
~ 900; light fall Of rev las. nisht.
OswEoo "a M-weathsr moderating; cloudy and
rather unplsa,spt, wind nortbrest, Thermometer 80
brsomstsr 2e.ss2
TpoY, AN Cloudy and mild but with cold
Wind from the west. Thermometer IS.
bcNrHEAL "a M-Besutfu morning; Wind north
west. Thermometer 80, barometer 70 so
QrERsC,s "a m.-Tbsrmometer 80 barometer 70 80 (,
Wind vert snd hazy the eater 10 over tos vharves
kfspsroS. A M.-Clesr and warm Thermometer
20. wind northwest
Tososro % Mine, clssr morning; Thermometer
80 Wind vest
BusLIse1ov "a s.-Cioudy wind north; thsrmo.
meter %.
wsirrH.LL, "a M.-Cioudy; Wind north; thermo.
meter "a
n BArN's LrNE-oFPfcE % WALL STREET
Fosr PoRrER, 3 r. Barometer ~ ~, tnermoms-
ter, attached 40 do detached 80, ely g. sind 8 s.w
clouds south west good deal % Ice In the hsrbor but
not enough 10 hinder boat. from running
RocsgsTsR 3P. Mid snd clear, vioi vest thsr.
nom ter a.
ArsUsS, sP NINA and clear wind south ~est;
snow last night
sYRacUsF, r. M-Thermometer ~ wind vest at
moe pbsre clear
Urrca,3P M-Clear and mild, sind vest thsrmo.
meter 20.
FoRr PL.fr, ~. M.-CeN and pleasant WIND rsst;
thsrmometsr 35.
AIPs.y, y. M.-C1oudy snd chhlyi rind vest
Thermometer al
CsrsstLI, Up. M--A splsn did day. but rather osol
KT.esro~ sP. Beautiful starlight evening. With
Wind southwest
NgwuvRo,s M.-Cool starlight evening rina
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SsAsgraPn1e Marine RspOrts.
A..i,ss-B.rl H..i,se. Cap. rewn: 0aG. F:ss Isf.
fer 18Th Z. 8: :psi: e.. \: W. "a VII
'0R s. n9I go Sosssn n fGF CnaFs: .. ~.
shaw uso sTl: Asissc Tor Boston 10 Ssy. nad Of or
~ Sa' IN n Dss o: s
r.. c sfsss r lsa sa s 81 n
senr ki,sn Dale. iron IastpOrt for Porto Rieo.
nj vi s WI M
ssioas' sasus; XLswr.ses. NYori. -
sailed-Bris Mary Tarroy Havana.
Arri'sa-st..n.hip soushsrn.r. Berry, \ YsIi; -
Arrvsa-sehrs Ann Holmes. p.... Albany TSons:
There Cummings. NY0rk; Excel Bennett. dol G0rham.
Arrred-ship' St Charles. .,s S:s.s.: SAG: SSs;i
ri;S Ss:
J.a IL: $ s. :IY Pm.
%,. . s fSJ M = Win % ssl, sperm and
Ipnss;is PsciaS for Cola Sprias with $500 SS
ship Dartmouth. North Pacific. Honolulu 90. g. Per-
Island VIEW miles mil sD q cstas
Sss if' sS ~ tsSss
ing
Providence, March %.
D Glover (of NYeril Mitchell, Mobile; Ann q Cstte!
Cav phaSslphiA; sioops nAwkns Jones. and Oregon
Aio sohr Star (of NYorhl Thomas Savannah. 18th
Havana.
Below-ship silas Leonard (of Richmond. Mel Apa
lAchicola va NLondon 4th inst between West and
pa Shot Keys got contact with lsrge ship andoubsedy
toImast and fore topsai yard and main topgaant
head Of foremost started head broke head rails
AID received other damage TO bows rigging and salts
Bark Triton Msnyman from APAlsohieols and another
cotton loaded bark, at anoh or Oh NayAtt Light.
Baled-schr Garland. Mcintyre Georgetown. Dc sloop
Pointer, Fowler, NYork.
PORTLAND, March 90
CieAred-Brig Montrose, MAtanIas.
RocxLASp, March Is.
Arrived-Schr Ann DenmAn NYork.
Sailed h-schrs Pitts Delaware, and Mary Langdon,
NYork.
SAvANNAH, March l8.
Arrived-Stsamship Florida, Lyon, NYork.
SroNiNGroN, March L.
Arrived-schr Excite Chase, NHsven for NBeAford;
sloops II Borden, Demmng FRiver fer NYork Mariner,
Kimbau NLondon for do GeoTgiAna, Smith. do.
eALxz, March 20.
C,earsd-Schr Atlantic, NYoIk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-22

Last Accounts from the Cape of Good Hope.
WHOLESALE MURDER THR ENC LIsH-PITCHED
BATTLEs-GREAT NUMBERS OF KAFFIRS KILLED
MISSIONARIES BURNED OUT, ETC
Bosros, March 81, 1851.
The bark Hamilton arrived this afternoon, and
brings sdvces from the of Good Hope to Feb 4th
The Tvareier has the Cape Town Mail Extra, Of Feb.
Sd 1t contains the most deplorabls accounts of the
state Of things throughout the frontier districts.
Epglish farmers had been murdered, their persons
plundsred, and dwellings burnt,
From the last Of December to the 4th of February,
Q desultory massacre had been carried on The Eng
lsh and their native allies were generally victorious
in pitched battles, and numbers of the rebel chiefs
had been killed. In battle, near Fort Hare,
where the Ksfirs were 900 strong . much smaller
number routed them the Airs leaving one hundred
dead upon the field.
Most Of the Hottentots who were in the service Of
the farmers, had either Joined tbs rebels formed
separate encamp ments remaining neutral, but sub
sistng supposed on the plumber OF the deserted
farms.
All the mission stations in had been burnt
down except the Seminary at Alice, and tho Chumie
Sir Henry Smith, the English Governor, at the last
accounts near the frontier, assembling an army,
which would soon amount TO TO- 900 men.
The Dutch boors assem- bling rather reluctantly
Those Of the colonsts who slack Ia turning out
to SIGHT, were, without ceremony handed over to .
court martial 1t Was feared that the Hottsntots
would generally join the rebels.