davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-17

Parh of Lvings ton. 49,. Warren county
proposition made for the appointment of commit
tees report the roads, directly indirectly
connected with New Orleans This created discussion
to the object of the Convention 1t had been called by the
city, with view the Jackson Railroad exclusively, and
most OF the speakers thought should be confined to that one
object.
The Vcksburg Delegation maintained that they had been
sent general abroad meeting and in the morning session
had been received SUCH they would have taken
their seats. Iwas finally decided that committees should be
appointed the Jackson Road, and that, in the
meantime, while those committees thus engaged, the
gentlemen interested in other roads should be heard.
Mr.. Ranny then proposed that Committee OF Ways and
Means, to be composed of members, be appointed, to
consider the best plan of raising funds for constructing rail
road from New Orleans to Jackson, Mississippi and that
such committee report the convention The
resolution carried, and agreed that nine members
should be appointed the committee by the Chairman
He then proposed that committee be appointed TO whom
the plans of the several routes proposed should be REFEREED
such committee report tomorrow This was agreed to-
and the Chair appointed 10 fifteen on this
committee.
be brought up O'Clock (rhursday)
ing which agreed to- other business could be trans
| acted at the morning session.
The Chairman requested the Convention to allow him
until eleven clock (his) morning appoint the com
mittee he could well that for wan, OF
acquaintance with the members. The allowed
Mr.. Marshall of Vcksbnrg, then addressed the Conyen
ton, considerable length, in favor of the Jackson
Selma Road. He commenced by observing that the denu
taon regretted exceedingly if their presence the Cnnven
ion had caused the slightest misunderstanding, fortey
sidered that their interests identified with the
New Orleans. If, the extension of their work, they
the operation of the citizens of New Orleans it would ben
eft both and the inhabitants OF Vicksburg. They ha
in enon interfere in the debates concerning the Jack
and New Orleans Railway, but they wanted 10 engag
the Of the citizens railway enterprise beyond Jack
son. for would be foolish let the road terminate there
supposed they had determined build the road that place
and he wanted them lend their assistance that the
might go the time, that when the road WE
completed to Jackson, it might Join with ano her road t
wards the Tennessee E.e and Selma He then spoke tn
advantages of direct line Tennessee River, which wou
materially New Orleans, and showed that it would
of cheapenng The transit OF merchandise both fro
| the East and West down to the port of New Orleans.
| was listened to with great attention. and the Convent
| then Adjourned until II O'Clock to-day,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-17

~ The fine steamship MONMOUTH. Capt. j. R, Swift
will commence her trips between here and Havana Sun
DAY, the SOh inst intending ply regular packe
between the two ports. ing trips month. She is
neat little craft and commanded by experienced officer
For further parculan, apply her agent, Mr.. JOSEPH
Mitchell. No. IS Poydras street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-17
FURTHER ADVICES about JONES
Coral Hair Restorative.

FURTHER ADVICES about JONES'
Coral Hair Restorative.
Full many year wigs have been
Cause of Hair have been shorn;
IT caused the loss severe,
So wigs instead Of Hair.
We Gods goodness does appear,
lie sends give Hair,
Growth that only Nature owns,
-hs CORAL RESTORATIVE. made ny JONES,
applic,uon he wise, beware.
on your hands Eill grow out HAIR
So, fearing It would trouble prove,
On application Il glove.
-a eordFous virtues should he known
: n this Continent alone;
~ press should il in hand,
an. make the expand
taN For sale by J. WRIGHT & co. Sole Agents.
apli 6, 2dp Isl
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-17

WHEELING BRlDsE.-Ifthe report of the Com
nlissioners be confirmed, as in all probability it
will ,ne citizens OF Wheeling, it is said, will
scarcely abandon so valuable an improvement, but
win promptly aequiesce in the decision and raise
tne pfiuge to the required elevation. Taking the
ve'ase Oh transit during the short period the bridge
mas oeen open II Is computed that 270 900 passen.
gers, lo0OOO wagons, q, 600 cattle. and so 600
hogs, Will cross IN the course of a year. Readers
may thus form some idea OF tAe utility of the
structure.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-17

PLAcIps' s.-Tonight is the benefit of Mrs. Johnston
This isdys only drawback is that she the bosr
with Mrs Howard. Any where else she would be first S
has grown ia the favor of audiences, and deseyedy
We bespeak for her full house.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-17
TO THE PUBLIC.

There are five Sundays in February in every
twenty years and of the kind after
1852 will consequently be in 1880.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-17
UNION GALLERY, 1s st. Charles st.

THE CELEBRATED and truly great Painting, VIEW IN
TENERlFFE representing gorgeous Sunset, HlerbBnt
present open for public inspection. Free admission.
Mr. GALVANl, having obtained Of proprietor
opportunity viewing those OF
rarely produced This Painting will be for inspection until
tn. l6h inst.
~ The proprietor the Union Gallery also cals public
and rich collection PAINTINGS Tor
the evenings l7t aud 18th nst by J. A. BEARD
Aucioneer. anil 2jptl9
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-17

IA tS-A special meeting Chapter witt take place
X X THIS EVENING CThusday) the l7h inst. Com
psnons this Chapter hereby peremptory
summonedto attend by order e me NJ Z H P -
anil W. II. RONDEAU, Secretary.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-17
, - STEAMBOAT 6n9 u
DEPA RT U IL K 3. - ~ q

Hpra, Steamer. Captain. Hour. Desunason.
Thurs II, MARY FOLEY Daeress O'Clock ..'- La0ureh'
q" ANNA, Johnson 10 o'clock ..- bayou "ros' rec
CALIFORNIA, Reynolds. o'clock -..--..--.mooH
" '' TtXAS, Claiborne, 10 ococa.-..... Fort lo"n'end
" " s0LTANA Cable o'clock. .St. .ous
BELVlDERE. Loiwick, 10 O'Clock. -WabGsh River
hrdy t FLORIDA, GibsrIen, 40 clock.
T. CHARLES, Sutton, O'Clock. ......no6Hs
IoHlChN, rvin, o'clock .-..-..-.....-.NG shSi"
Sat, 10, D. L. mosBY Kerchsval ~ O'Clock AnGkdpa,
boswell, ]. T. Larose, 10 o'clock. BGlt-e
- muSlO' sfscf' o'clock --.--'.-- LGouft"
MOBILE, Frost, o'clock .............-......M obts
OREGON, Hiern. O'Clock .................mo Mobile
Z. d. WHITE. Brady, e'csck..... 2iamsso'i
Sund, 20, HECLA Kay O'Clock dlsEandt
Mond ~, MONTGOMERY, Estes. o'clsck
Tue. o. PRINCESS NO. 3, Holmes, o'clock .Ytcksbrg
NANOPE, Castillo, ~ O'Clock.
MONROE, Gwarnsy, o'clsck. Va.
Uacsrcin ORIENTAL. Parkinson o'clock PutsbuF
j. moRRsETT, Findrsn, O'Clock. .Atakapas
" DOVE, Boz O'Clock. .....--... arkansas Ri'sr
G. ". KENDALL, Norton i2s'eloct .... Ciasinnati
+" HUNGARIAN, Warman. CincinnGI
BELLE CREOLE, White, o'clock.- icksbupg
:. Z" ST. LOUIS, Taylor. o'clock 81, i'ou's
q" " BRIDE, Amsden, s o'clock. Louis
q" COLUMBUS, Pest, o'clock .-.--..-- st. ouis
" PRIDE OF THE WEST. Rogers, 10 O'Clock st LoI'
d" " PACIFIC Fihian, o'clock ST. Lour
" lROQuOlS, Lee, O'Clock Lohs
| &" BUENA VISTA, Lamothe, O'Clock ...--.st Louis
ST. JAMES, Power, O'Clock ......-.St Louis
q" IOWA, Carter, o'clock ST. Louis
PATRICK HENRY, Landry, o'clock st. Louis
| FANNY SMITH Richards o'clock. ..LouissHs
| 4" e. P. McNEAI Booker, o'clock. .Msmp6p
| GEN. WORTH, jerks, O'Clock. .MsraphI
AMERICA, Johnsen,S o'clock. ..NGsh9as
BOST0NA, Price, o'clock .LouisvLs
| GEN. LAFAYETTE, Bentley, O'clock. .Loussi "a
| 1" sALUDA, Page. o'clock Yasoo River
|
TIE new aad S % unng passenger 3
positively THIS Day the i7h inst O'Clock p. NJ
spi7 T. SMITH, II Poydras St
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-17
Fashionable Clothing.

No. ~ CANT STREET.
Opposite Hewett's Exchange
Ew We in receipt Of complete Stock Of FASHiONA
BILE CLOTHlNGand lSHl NC GOODS, ny neaT
very article the way Dress,
THOMPSON II NIXON,
o239dptf No 10 Canp street
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-17
GLOceS g1sd EreEUNfS.

THEO. A. JAMES IL CO
80 Common street, between Hewletts
Exchange and the verandah Hotel
ny Have Just receved per ship Charemagne, direct iron
PARIS, large assortment Of Ge1tIemen's
KID GLOVES,
made expressly for them by JauvI
NJ AlAo, large and beautiful lot of
CRAVATS,
VIII will sell pric q
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-17

Z WOOD * CO. having determined to close
u. their in the Third Municipality, will sell the
STocK therein AUCTION FRIDAY next, (see Mess
Sykes Hyde & Co.'S adj erisement) They will continue
the business their op, Post 81, Second hunc
pay and having good Stock Of Goods, respectfully solicit
a continuance of patronage. aplo Al
VIANTED-A young man of liberal education
w who years pa has been connected with the
press wishes procure situation in which his talents NAV
be of his employers He is capable of taking
charge of books and would make efficient ers
ann1y a, this office apl7 81
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-17

tR- aad swift running packet
MAGNOLIA Capt. 81 Clair Thomassen, is now in port and
will positively THIS DAY, 7th O'Clock,
for Louisville, Evansville, Memphis vieksburg and Naichs
| anil T. SMITH, II Poydrns
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-17
ALFRED MUNROE Il co.

"a Magazine street,
~ Would inform their friends and that they
selling their remaining stock of WINTER CLOTHING at very
prices.
~ Persons in want of good Clothing very cheap
respectfully invited call and assortment and prices
ans 2dpu
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-17
sICKLES e. CO.
DRUGS,
MEDICINES,
PERFUMERY,
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, etc.

would call The Planters Dealers
age and fresh assortment OF articles their line and
LET PLANTATION AMI FAMILY MEDICINES pu, up with
and gmaIantirl Mhs
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-17
ALE r ED MUNROE 4 CO.,
"A MAGAZINE street

ts Have received by Steam hips UAou Ohio and
arrivals from NeW York, choice variety Of SPRING AND SUM
M6k CLOTHING which they invite the
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-17

New Orleans, April ISL Municipality No. Two. sps ct
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-17
VESTS
,SasDerG2le Shirts.

ALFRED MUNROE " co.
: aptf "a Magazine street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-17

BILOXI FIRE BRICKS.
LEEDS FOUNDRY, August 3, 1850.
At the request Of Mr. Kendall into our furnace
which we melt iron, OF Mr. kendaPs brick, with
the very best Scotch Fire Brick. The Scotch Brick mete
slightly; Mr. KendasnOt all neither broken cracked
LEEDS co.
tS We ready supply planters with our
greatly improved FIRE BRICKS at s2. Orders left al
Kendall Yoe & CO.. office, the New Canal,
will be promptly attended to.
WILLIAM II. EAGER,
mh29 2dpf Agent of Biloxi Steam Brick Works.
.VelU Goods.
IT, The subscribers in receipt Of per steamship Union,
a large and handsome stock of SUMMER CLOTHING
AND FURNISHING GOODS, of the new styles and
patterns THOMPSON & NIXON,
mh22 3ptf 81 Camp street, opposite Hewlett's.
Fashionable Clothing.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-17

French Drdp Ee Dress Goats and Frocks;
do do DO Sacs do Polkas
do do do style loose su.s;
English Paremetta Frocks Dress Coats Sacs Pokas 5c
8d a and soId lPsea do do do do DO %
do do Cioth Skee Sacs
Fancy Linen SacE new stvl. Polka Goats
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-04
WhalerS.

Arrived ~ Ne~- Bedford Is. Shi1 Janus. Cone
North PacI,iC Ocean racahuana March -. with 10
hts W 81 Do 50 o boa->en hore 300 hb,S o AMI
% 1s the S1oSc juy 6. AZ y. Ion ~
cn- Marca pevuoj>. New Bedford bh,sl lsie
uor'ec sreaun- the dav preyiorS tark K l. BarS-aN,
Taher of MaftlnoSc 10 days out ciear The Janus has
been sountnrs l5h uit with hgh winds an
oeeg weather ri QWcss Hole Isl INST, CARED ava
man ward
sailed from, Holiness Hole 3e,h sho Warren Snu,a.
Arctic Seas.
Sailed from rrcvIcc-own 3s'. brS Esther. (of o.
learsl NacT. North and South Atlantic Ocean
Sailed from Sydney NSW Mch 2ita. George. CLARK.
M. 20 cruise.
Srokcn July TO- Nar-AnN. bearing Ne distant IS mules
snip Newark DICKENS ri ond for Soniuy.on. years ont
all well.
Heard from ' letter from barn Sea toN - West po-tl
date brs September. Farewell Boston. ~ bills 50.
hak O>pras MaConhsr New Nsdford % dsTS ont clean.
June 20 shp Two Brothers Nichols do So bh's Sent home
md mn NJ ! 4. III 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-04

ALEXANDRIA, Aug AR brs- 3 Ne,gs BOIIie,
s John NIB Emily. trItZ. do scts lrJiY P1lrJ Chan
terla!n. Niorx. Cyrus Chamber All, Bearce. Boston
ALBANY. Aug AR stm - Albany y 1ie, Hartford
.lrs Argus BaItel Niork. StAc h.-l-s Usher NfOFN
CD slps FRANCES Ann Van |aIksnbuTsh Niors Be!lOna
Johnson, 30.
BOSTON Aug. An big kaiA.eea. Brj hcNee, Bar
badues. Tgras Island bog b1dgci Br Fprrest r e.
lou. Ann Be- OerlJr. IT, Eag4e. b. Ross faO, NessOn
fEr Balm, DO Be-. Brl Teuu. g.. Buffalo Br) SeSon
Windsor, Mani Brown, Baker. Alexandra Ca.cufta
Carr Iranzforr. L4zralse IIaa. % and ffJm Els
Horrf. se-s GALAXY NeVns, Gins Sailors Return FaI-
rsll. do Volunteer. F.etclrf. Bal Va Quarantene
snip EcsaTc "a, yoo.. bars P4en b. jLDyet'. Ga
Cid shI1s Pr -Vero. Cusliraa oh BOLIVIA Cons-.f
BlSBc lard. b. Island River - Lawrence Brssnle4d
(BTl Pheian. 81 Sic geEs NIB DarAs Peter Dcnl Hoey
Savannah. Csnone Poftsrfed Richmond Va brigs Corde-
lBr Picard Plc,ol, Pelrel b. Powder. Aylsf1rd ~
Na4nzas. Stover Philadelphia. Norfolk Pend ston p
port Hassns, Snow Bangor. Ben ann CsIsef, ~
SearSpcr. Belmont. Locke. Cian. Brckspor' BrSfnl
Mcintyre. CrstO Me. schs AeyfncOa. stgfey Fhls9ei
pha, Austin, Gibbs, do, Red ROBIN Cot lsenoaI = !"
Pickering. Pax, Sssyport Sailed. and Pf+'toJ - p
sea bark S.autoll, bark Elk started and pH1 ~ !"
and anchored Nsntasbe, koacs vince s 80 - -,
pIeton which started yesterday Cearancfs hs ca ~
CRUSADER. Joseph Ryder, VALPARAISO pafe 'l'2l' " ~
ius. Bathurst NJ % load for Brisiol. , ~ ", ~
EOlo Cast.ano. Malaga. l; 9rg heiei .4.s -
srson TrrziIlo cad Omna Br Dngs Belle: l4zbod hal
far he Gilmore. Csrawaiss; Anne AcN1b. bII,'s . ~
b. Bargues p Tn Robinson Noi-aas, ssi"i.. n u.I
ChoTlestaS. Maryland, DAVIS, bsh"fe 'hss "''''si
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-04
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
Things in Philadelphia.
pfp of The Tr.hftne


PHILADELPHIA, Sunday, Ang .
During the week ending yesterday there
were 2l7 deaths the City and Liberties OF rhila
delphia Cholera Infantum 80, ConSumpron =,
Adults 50, Children l37. One person VINO oieu va
over one hundred years OF age. -.
Jacob HznnophIOus aged nineteen yea &c a. :
rested IL this CITY on Friday, charged YIN pAssi.Is
. large number Of counterfeit notes on me 1il1'eI
Bank Of New-Jergey Matilda DAVIS, was aiso d.
rested on the same charge o,h,..,.xo,
The new and splendid packer snip ohdShni'oA ~
,a,Ied yesterdav on her hrst trip 10 LiVerpooi oe
~ commanded by 4 son Of he popular Co4nihi'i~''
Sf the steamship Atlanuc -, T. ,4
Catherine Ornin aged 10 years, ien nom eeoo.l'
story window III Lafch-stIeet, hoy '.tie ;oo,
day, and was so seliounlt "Ju''~ ''' ~
UDssibly survive. ..,..
Peter Dugan, an ordinary seaman, was yesieii.nay
,eItenced by Navy Yard Cour' Martial 10 t.,il't
d.vs ,rnnrisonment ia double irons !" be iei on
bread and ater and months pay 70 De for'l.ei
Tor disobedIence Of orders and n0n-pen0rmahcs VI
DUTY. Rather severe. ,..o......., TIE
,x,a.cns a FIouR tn week amount to Ro)i odrfsis
beng slight filling Of as compared ~i.h ins pd
~ept The exrort demand continues n,ed, by h,des
AZ. afm q, 81 i2 Dbl for old stock and 81 y or e.A
ground For city consumptlon prees range h'n =, 70. "a
81 IS as IN quality Rys FLOUR IS steady a, IS a.
CoRr MssL al 81 81 barrel The demand foI Wilt
cont rnues hunted and prces are steady ~ oieoS
tnsnel 10, far and prIne new Red ana 8sd91c for Wne
saIe of P,unsy.ania RYE at - cts cargo 81 f"i""
(oks sold a. q cts sfDat OATS are dui Dlt Ps ato
.,chsuged In GgOCEHIFs there dong; 1O b1is
D., 20 src,H odd 4, 5 Gs6i cts = D. on time An I'M
Dor; If Lag agra COFFEE was disposed OF on .'s 49,
Vrvate hoLAssEs Is IN limited feqnes' anu tne iooel1
VI are sty gong into store The PROVISION mar
Iet IS a,e, Mess PORK IS firm n So 20 bbl and Prme
ats3 The stock # BACON is much reduced ana h9iusI
d. mand an advance npOn former quotations. shtli
Of LAID N bills a. cfs ID on ume lhe Sii-'u TO
WHEY Is lmred. sale, Of hhls At - c'S hh- c'.i
s"pES o. Lehgi IS an SO Leh'sh Int,
81 sf450 Pom T. So go Do ss $3.50 keaan, * 's
1os5 90 81 @9Go No' 70 =: Ssrib s tx Rs io8 10
NoTnsinwD KR % 30 / mon anal 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-04
Arrived.

Packe' sup Ocyur>lge. Hoyey Loni1n and Portsmouth
Js 2 i4ese 4c 5l5 ass 20 john Grss I'D JuF H. oa
eastern c-t oi inc BANS steamship CITY Il Glasgow.
I'm Phactl gla Tor Liverpool Tie brags a. a.fcers and
men o- The Hungarian troops r. Iuraev
Shlp DE- Wit Clinton FUNGI. Liverpool June %. With
ndse ana y52 Qasstl o. TAYLOR Rich Errereucsi
ven .ghi weather dIung te passage IS d fn lat a.
lon - = iAi - and -ea 3l had great deal VI ios
bafA niedore, v aius II aaSa, IS is fruit. - 20
HlwesA "a.
b. bark ilyrd-gri Stevenson Glasgow q is, mise AID
iSs pass 20 Albert Woaalln'l
Norwegian olrk Gln.e. Jueu GLASGOW q DE- iron a4d
2 pas - unch \ Aie,ncke
BIg NanSee. Bray CaerFfed3 Us, lumber % s.mps =.
\ Ma, lev.
Br big NJ illus, Flui.ne- Windsor. Ms 20 rs. raster
70 Sou.e : WA.tnc.
Brg Geors ara Cbase Slozainlssue 70 d. ivory ,1.s
shell Ac. o. CutheJ Co Sqose Juy ? lat IA q ~, J
a. ship lSar {f Boston, I'm Canton for NYsrk 01 h ,i
Yep; COMPANY d Thr u ie - Helena june n rAcc-
asLtaIiy omitted .u us morning edition
BIG ~ &c, small. CAerryel d.. ll5eE . 5 lsea.
Brs MARTA Van Buren Anderson. waldoto-o 2 iar..
lnruher
sch harnoaa, Ma-aaey. MaeAlas Is lumber 20 SIMPSON.
Mathew. = Co
Soh 7 4 huntington " alpoie Ellsworth u.s. tsr,be,
II SCI A JENNIE. New Carlisle. C4lada if d. SHIN
slss and maple tlmber - II L Ryuth \ Sons
Sen klmer Palmer. CALAIS DAYS. raiher 70 Col,er
HAYWARD 'f'
Sea Mar Baca. Yates CAlais ds lumber - SINH
Sch Eagle, ,Brl Marshall. Malaga Is day. fat. a. to
sa r Asan'. BIZ Duntar Pic,oa 20 davs. e,,l,oJs
Tuss eTmsn
Sch BslmaH' B Frzse. wmi.ar dar,. ,la.,.r 20
1'as;,r
SAiLED-Steaaer + oT,la LYON S.raanah. ", T,r
Hard. Hare. and o'herS From ne Lower Bsp,.l .
- sAlgs psnc. Henp. foT London, Mousszuma. fr L.
uIeo, kostr' htiy 81 d. Richard Als.p, fr ,. New
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-04
Disasters. &c.

SrIl ALIIAN,E. h.foFe re1orted asayfs ar - - -.
maine ar a. Charleston ol tae 5ViA az lHe 81 20,
49, tle Thay were pelled - tnrc" q o. "a4 ~ :
POI tune 4 Railroad ron order o. lsi - lr fes "'
ths- -sceqol ste hls brought a. IL. Gag, ~, ~ ~
80 - 1Usrs8Y OF Bristol al ID ye-sel 49, Al 2
o. tie south end of Prudence Island o. - ''- '' 10
ru@ 3ist Ut Sc b gh aDi dry II 70" IL 49,
Srf WILLIAM. Damon. a. warren. HI i-o1-
rt, havgr feen ashore on Lite Island +ad u tI,e
ny 10 get o. t.ck Dad Of sacAs1 Ih- an a ~ ''
,fh ulasts broke of Oy the does " 4ls-r--.-- -. L..
A Snip with Les of fore and nan ''JAs an ~
ilIet n sal SET and hs ldAs Ne a. ASSET -0h as III
Ia ~ 6. -oL 4 o. al e. IN .-.-,~ss -, - =.
BR BARK JAM burnt az sea, Eal ; ~ insured ~ us
f-e-rtt us,uev u The Coaster 9fce b0s' d
SCI RoToN formerly % B sll y VIC. - ~ e, 81 -i.t
n - Dou-o and has SINCE arrived AZ b-a-' NJ rs
been purchased 81 tsat port - e.,,..r - ,
Sci HoxER. forrlefy a bacl re1Ae "a >nLti 30
last Noremfer IA. been -e7arrc A-n'he'i aHN taAfh .
NaufUcksf
foRI ANr painted t-lcsy VIA ''-e ..ce---,
seen Ga the afternoon 0f ne ,ls' NJ LsaJre 90 Nrr-
.tt Bsarh atous 20 miles OF POINT udA Llgnt, lying
Rcd on The Apparently iio sIng over c1,ion,
-sh Cd dried ashore .
As, Of afou 100 taus sra iorenast sJas standing n
vas g-s-.d l;.h III, AZ l., d IS, lon u 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-04
Passengers Arrived

r. si4p Naa.sofo IRON Acyander Ple.er, VI "
gaiei Pnca,r Ludoeca Pfo.r Alexander Phclef j. VI
Haisteiler
In SIN Roiqac,, from lafrerp- Christian Nlehl. Fredc-
ucl Miller
Ia slip De Wtu clinton. from Lirerpooi-AcI Reid.
Btr Suarr Mss Ellen BTodden, Thomas Lo~ndes. ship
surgeon. 2 HaEhott. Hannah Charlotte ID. Katherine.
Alfred. Charles Paul Ann iuguste, X and Lewis Henry
Haehott
i, bcrt Cos'siofore from Ma'7gr-Doninge PaacIos.
Manuel b i.Aas.
hfriq frecH from NcropHqt-Mrs McN ltc,. ciild-
fcn and servant Ms Ellen Norrnp, MIS- Jum Nor'h-
rIp. VI Riley, 5 McCronlcs
~ Pofief-siip pet0pstre. LONDON md Porsm7nfl
Sidney Smlh. u Small Mr Marsh Joan Fore, Dr.
BsthGu, and lady. Of Canada, Rev Crane Of Syhlook
Conn l. wilkins JANE. fa'tlson and idtY. IrGtch liss
Tribe, vi sarah I.he Alr and Mr. SAITH stephen VI IT,
den and ladv, Ms, Black nam. OF Enc. 4 Ladd, chd
and servant. Rlac',m.u Wheeler. = Sc1rdiod. Miss
cholson = New York 4 Butler Of " a,hngton Joseph
Iush of rrouklYn Hanel Pearson Alexander Mitchell nj
Scotland tciV Sictcrlsch, lady and children, Col tdlt-
and lady, NJ AlWln1N. Govt SEC o "a ar, MI M.hno
vrh hlgh Sheriff. Gu kehessv. MAJOR Chcnlcr'aul. "
H.r> Carts thwc~anee. brkosct Nnci. ia nis La,an-
Do. kostlauG BOUCHER Naycrloter Mryrfo Bpugdy Pom
graft. NoheT Lcy1 Iubo Grl,sugcr. LEVY /tftmln- F.,
Count Devoze haizy, iopp kcunandy and son Sancila
Lea Dol gh and lId.. Poi,c Az, .hd lady ksh tsan
Keluu, Ban Bike, KchianzsAy. b. Harn-b. roproli-
missloied officers and soldiers If fhc Huns lFlan Aru'
MINIATURE ALNANAc----rHis DAY.
SUN-hises-.--i y SEES .-- Il MOON-Sc.s----i JJa
HIGH WATER August 4
Sandy HOOK O9i GOV Island sea Hell Gates i1a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-04
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW YORK -.-...-AUG



Stcamcr,Goldea Gate NOV Patterson. Ptuart II "
land ASnmwa tlondr. LYON. savanna : !. Michel
Co, ' uh an. Corning. philadelphia.
SHIPS ifcsu,au. anderson Be Nesnf y N1l-, Hl-
ron, Pane. Glasgow, Duuhau DWou, shannon, y" A.t,
lNergOn iIus q Iou. Harmonic. Waite. glasgow
Durham Dmon. Isaac Bel, johnson HIye. NJ LE.ng-
SION, Stal Rcpuhc Jameson, Galveston, II l>re} NGr-
Bn-s-I yda. slate Portland Perkins \ Ds'an' "a
Taylor. Fuller Phlade pha, Badger. PfcA \ Co. i,h' H..
Mckee Uu PlIatc. pAa, jas Hand Active. brl lamp
NJ ruWlcil III l. Roufh 4 c.. Thle.. Plntitn, H. la
aero, Couune, Charlotte. lBrcml -. VI ilk al..n
, f2yenStad' Schumacher kuLs Ilc. ibfell L1ien-
zen. - Jago oeinchs = Coz Iyonia BremI Iltsll'in
Havana, BY the same, Planet MusAt. Phlaitiha Yer
non. Buckley, NBedford
Bngs-ielegrao, Sardl Bapco Gibraltar. Duiln c.,
LOUISE iSWl W lllmau NAifara ,a Inch \ hehcAt A.
Aer TAYLOR, Saunders, Philadel pha III B!uoAntn' Den
marx, Groton, PHILADELPHIA Alex Mlsen, saunders, PM
adelpua Lancet Phuhrook Philadelphia, Whiakef iia.-
SIS. Phlladf ThIa.
Sctooners-Mar-alef Ann. Ravens Phlaicl.lIa Jlme.
II nC Hole. smith. Di-tton Ravens. LlJ' "hiIic..
PatIcac. Elizabeth Cry. HopHOlN = Greenwood Airti
der VI, Flsl Philadelphia. " Mckee Pvot j. :.
Yarmouth. rs. J II Brane DaIcri. Wax. s. Joan, Nb
Mm Wallace BIZ u lt1n. = John. NB ! Nevlrs >1i
Eclipse. by Mckee y John. NJ Eyempar. fB- Smith.
- stephen Nh. + ; Devote. " Caldwell. NJ lnsln
Mtshlngits, NC Entire. Demarest, Petersburg : Be-
ens. l[es>ca Petersburg Norma Mott. Frsdere ,sDlg
VI F., Arlington. Lewis. Alexandra. &c Max Row
land. Rowland. Philadelphia, A El-lse LaSieu PM
adelpl.a Fashion L-ring. Bost0n
SOOps-IhTee >isterS Mills. Providence: Pointer FUv
Ter. and Roger Villains. Rhodes, P.ovdenc- Gazeiie.
' ergGson Bristol
Barse-P.aaei. Wight. Phu.4delpa-a ! \ y Brsg>