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- Mr.. Wade, the new Wing United
States Senator 'pm Ohio, this frankly and
clearly defines his positions"
First, then, am a Wing, always Wing,
aud nothing elsa Wing, because believe
the best interests Of our country are connected
with the success of that party always too much
devoted to the party to see II lend itself to the
furtherance of measures which cannot ap-
prove, without an endeavCr to prevent its so
doing. 1t shall be my cndcaver truly to
represent this great State, and not rny partcu.
lar section of it. | shall, to the best of my
ability, rchukc any attempted cncroachmentS
of slavery into territory now free, or any haugh-
~ and usolent attempt to overcome the Free
States by threats of dissolution of the Union,
or any measures intended to insult Northern
feeling. You know that am hostile to the
compromise measures so called, and especial
" the fugitive law :; but shall endeavor TO
deal fairly with the South do not intend to
be an agltator, and while Slavery will consent
to remain within her own States, with ut at
tempted aggression, | shlll feel no disposition
to interfere with her in that | intend to be a
true Wing. | regret to see disposition ii
any part of this State to engratl the compro
mise measures upon the doctrines OF the Whg
party; the attempt to make these measures
test or Whiggcry would be to destroy the party
On the Reserve at least. Whereas, if the
Wings OF the South and middle portions ofth,
State could be made little more tolerant upoI
this subject, We should be able to act togethc
next ia.l as of old.
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ronized the healthier will be the tone Of thought
and feeling ina community. Those who think
differently, will find thjs work, and every thing
else of lis class worth buying, at the Bookstore
of Messrs. ADKINS g. FULLER.
-Messts. u. SMITH e. Co., have received
No. XIII OF Lossing's superb Pretoria! Fled
Book Of The Reroiuion, and "1he Lores Of Pa
ris," translated from the French besides every.
that is good, bad or Indifferent.
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Correspondence Of tie Free Press1

Bosroy. Nav 5tb. 1851
DEAR GENERAL Absence from the CITY, for
aome time past has prevented me from giving you |
my orIet sketches OF events IN Boston, and almost
nlaue me stranger to them. cannot il1ter my |
SELL however uat inc absence OF my coInmunca-
lions from your columns will he noticed. Many
events oil general interest are daily occurring among
tie population OF large City, which, II ingenousy
r''o'de'' cannot TAU To be OF interest to many OF
your reader md natte;s OF excitement become
uouOy 'Ac""s, wnen rc.-.ed by an apt aud ready
correspondents
The late arrest Of the Fugitive Slave. Sims. the
pati mt and protraced examination of the case. and
its results have been herald to all portions OF the
country with magic speed, and have ceased there TO
be matter OF interest 1t is not 50 here the parti
san, press and puplt of the fanatic. are more hmm
ever the medium OF abuse of all good and Ioyal eli.
zen, and continue to give utrerauce TO lnnuuaue
which should disgrace the yest subject of human
deprlvIty
Our merchants are doing moderate business in
the Northern and Western tlade. AMONG iheircus-
toners are to be noticed many OF the merchants of
Northern New York. who come for Tin. first time IN
purchase goods in this market and from whom III
only complaint seems to be of our crooksd st,oets
\ really prosperous and octire business can barU
be expected however until our domest,c maniac
lures receive tint protection which they reau;rs
O,r Stool, ,,,,,,., l.. ,..-....,
for ,h.. nae, c.,, ,.,.I. 49,,
has hsa, n,d. j., ,,,f ,,.;o,I,. r
,.rh,ns ,y. ev,e,t r,s, p,.,,,, ,Li.l Laa 49,.
helnst two DAYS advanced from 81 TO 90 nor Shore
and will be carried higher. bn, as in case, of other
: lmltr ) : will be strained far h.vo,d its co.
pactv and 5 owners may ross,by find Themselves
IN the same situation thoneh this is dc,,ht.v r., o
| ,nost volnobI, of ,n,. of ,h, o,,,,,;, ., :. -,
| nn,y in o,r MARIA, v.r,,o,, !. >,.,,,L H.. L.
h., il, oc,iy, d.r,orl =, a,.,,,I x.,aa ;,a.,,
entir.Iv no ,l ,,r,s,,c,s ,I ,h, hin
FIRE ,b. .,is,,,ro far , Ioo,,. ~, ,l,, c,,,, al,
rho ,rr,, & Gr,.,rII r., -. ,,,,.li,,-, ,,,,.,,
tain I, has ogain r.csdad Tho co,n,,I,;o, Of ~,
Tunnel womb nlor. rim, po,J IN ,h, Inv. oc - ,r...
,boropgbt,r. and mako !, oysc} ,h, hos, ,av;n
i, Nan. E,,o,J
:, ,,
''' 49, I' ~ '''''
" - '''0'''7 ''' o''''' va.
I ''' - ~ :" '''- u
'' ~ F'-.'N ',7 ''''0' - ''
Zoo ." ''''Y
tive OF a free reope--the elective franchise which
if hos ever been their D,;dp and oy,yy to rrercss
onenlv and .or,sslv s,rpo tho, robs +, Of b,Ii,.
worth III Is libel on the ;n,eIligence and ;nds.
nendauce o, onr ci,zens and INNS, i've r.,r1o,n, r.
every mind that ius,lv onrrecio,es tho ,,e,,s an,
oads spirit of our republican institutions.
7, ,o. h..,, r.s,J,,,r H.. .l., tIo,,-o .oo.-;,.
s,.,.i.I Cc,,,,ss,,,, - s.oo, c,,, g.. a'.
a ms. j., ,l,. ir,.rior NJ n. ,,,o n.p,,,l.i,,
nm bos h.,, .,,,,n,,l ,;,,iI.. i, =, ,.; $780,. >,
Io, -, T., 49,. c,,,. w.. -'..
L. : states nn9 CIV socks ibe ho.is Of hnn<inI
1t meets with general favor, and will undleslionab
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Tit for Tat.

The City Council of Boston, few days ago,
refused the use of Faneuil Hall To Mr.. Wen
srHn, and subsequently passed an order invl-
ting that distinguished gentleman to occupy that
venerable edfce for the purpose of making a
speech, in reference, probably, to the supcrilu-
Gus salvation Of ;his glorious Union. Mr.. WEB-
sTER thus had the last chance at SnuJJing, and
made good usa Of it,as will be seen by the doc
umcnts opted below from the Boston papers OF
Yesterday. 1t is possible Mr.. WrBsTrR's let
ter may not be considered over courteous but
nobody can deny that it is explicit. We take
the acrount of the matter as we find it in the
Atlas -
Cry or BosroS. }
In Board of Mayor and Aldermen,
Thursday, May LIST, 1851. )
The Joint ,pecial committee, who were ap
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ther object, men their opponents would be
driven INTO similar union to uphold the Con-
>"'u''om. Dat there Is no such movement on
/ "' ne d'"' at present. Is Simply u o''"h up
~. ''T'9 P""Y' H''u 10 "'9 we are e.
~ w '''' ,"o PI''eN"''o" =, '"e "'T
rr,,,,,r;,, ~ ,La ~ ,iV ~. ''.i ',u Nv om
thornf,,o ,l,n, ,.a,. - ',,s. 80 ,'.,,.a,,,
any such now a,j f,,oI ;ssno fr,', hoi,,,f forc.d
upon the Win narly, vhat no .IoGrnal oil
Commerce and us ,,cn Foco coodiutors. should
strive to DO it, is not az all surprising. Their
leading purpose is, and always has been, to
break up the Wing party. We trust their pres
enl effort VIII meet no better success than has
attended those they have made hitherto.
---------------------
~ The suhio,ncl communication for
which wo d.sr, f., ,>,.,ro,, o,,r ALLEGATIONS =,
W ''''
va i"Poi '''oe - i"''"I'@l''' ana III Il PIaln'
clear and pointed Ionncr. 1t viii be noticed
'nll orr correspondent takes advantage OF an
o''Fa''lFe @c".HG' Tor me Iaudao'c purpose OF
discussing asubJect that IS not Indicated oy the
heading iholgh one, we are inclined to be-
IleVc' OF more consequence 10 Burlington than
any or all the enterprises and projects alluded
to III the outset-to wit: the subject Of MANU-
FAcruREs. The writer calls on us to answer
the several pertinent interrogatoric5 he propo-
ses. The task Is certainly an easy one, aud
we doubt not every one of our readers will
answer them for themselves, and precisely rs
we should. The communication isas follows =
tEor the Free press1
Central Fail Hoad-Ryt,aud and Bv,J;octon rr.
fc"s'o"-F'i"s'"s Lake champiaH, Nc, &c.
Gry. CLARKE From the many and spirited dis
raSs'"ns for and against all these projects one would
suppose mat the prosperity OF burlington depended
ali yyry prr S o E1v on nS ~ T 'rod ine IT.
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In Board of Mayor and Aldermen, I
ThnrsdnY, Nav Ist. lSJL. \

The Joint special committee, who were APP
pointed ITO tender to the Hon. Daniel " Webster
IN the n,u" Of the City Council Of Boston, an
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invitation to meet and address his fellow cit,
zens in Faneuil Hall, at such time as he shall
elect" beg leave TO report-that in pursuance
ofthe duty assigned to them, they proceeded to
the lodgings of Mr. Webster, and through their
chairman, communicated to him the votes and
wishes of the City Council, and have received
from him an answer, declining to address his
fellow citizens in Fancuil Hall, during his visit
to Boston Copies Of the correspondence are
herewith submitted.
HENRY Il. ROGERS,
II. NJ. IIOLBROOK,
BENJAMIN SMITH, r..,;,o,
n. 4. THOMPSON
JOSEPH SMITH,
HARVEY JEW ELL,
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HENRY b. ROGERS.
HENRY NJ. HOLBRODk,
BENJAMIN SMITH, ,.o.,,
n. A. THOMPSON, '''
HARVEY JEW ELL,
JOSEPH SMITH.
City Hall, April DIST, 1851.
(Copy.)
BosroS, April 23d, 1851.
To Mcssrs. Henry b. Rogers, Henry NJ.
Holbrook, Benjamin Smith, N. a. Thompson,
Joseph Smith, Harvey jewell
Genlemen--I have perrised the paper which
YOU did me the honor to place in my hands yes
terlny; and have to say, in reply. that 1t Is not
my purpose to address my fellow citizens III
Faneul Hall during this visit to Boston.
have the honor to be
Very rcspec fully,
Your obcdicnt servant
DANIEL WEBSTER
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(Copy.)

Hos. DANIEL WEBSTER, Secretary of State:
Sir-In compliance with an order of the City
Council, passed this day with entire unanlmity,
we have the honor of inviting you in the name
of the City of Boston, to meet and address your
fellow citizens in Faneul Hall, at such time
as may be most agreeable to you and in be-
half Of the corporation, of the citizens generals
ly, and ourselves, we beg leave to assure you
that your acceptance Of this invitation, should
it accord with your feelings and convenience,
will be peculiarly gratifying at this time.
With the highest respect and consideration,
wn rnnlnin Your unrv nhnlinnt snrynnlH.
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frce pres s,
BURLINGTON VT.

FRIDAY MORNING MAY 9, 1851.
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\ Uurs 10 serve
Il 4. ca BELL.

Nozthfeld, VT May 9Th, 1851
- Hon. Henry Clay arrived at Louisville
on the loth INST, on his Eomeward route A
very large number Of persons assembled to
meet hun at the landing, and he was received
with much enthusiasm. Tie Louisville, Jour
nal says -
1t gives rs extreme pleasure 4 bs able 20 ar,-
nouncr ,Ent Nr. Gays bealth has greatly lmnrov.a
since IT, .en Washington city. We ohink b. looks
as healthy, and yi1oFoOs, and even as Young il We
may U.s. thai werd IN connection with a nan u
years o-| az Re Has looked al any ,IEe wiihin the
ast slN or eight years.
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MARTINI INrELLIG @ Z.
Movements Of tho Ocean Steamer
Fort OF New York, July ~.



ship-A z. eA,ndier L.Irreel. Zeress 4 Co.
61 ..n s'yS S.sSs
%.essss !6sssS SsSSsf A&s:fa Is%s% SsI%sSs
BpSdaiE Di RsRlsSeo, fHS%Pscn TsSAaS. snsrSob
Adams, New Oroans - So, f.u,..,., xs,.
fSssg! D5 E,'fT y''Gss ss
FR%sI Sine. hss fIsdsFt ws.sSf
Forth lBrj Asid - jaeC de Cuba JsveTp, By, HsSls
Sosd = .' %lnssSi s' w,Ssy 1es
r%ss hs1 d. SsSs. Pssi co Hsi. sar.cn Ne
igs; Wheaton. keche and John button. Merton. Phad
sSsTw Smith: n..oT , cla;,:..s Price Rice
WesIan Fet. rsSyrr HsNts- & So Seine s1Sne' Bal
,iB.r,i safaL, Berry Mes ssdtordi Compliance. Sears
stsansrs- Erie Norman. and shsrk Conway. PhIadel-
Arrived.
, s'eszslib Pa inc: NE LEGGED ysl5 ~ s'
lat % 25 ion 1881 rassed stesmsLY Niagara h,Ses for Lv
steer shl. 6.srohes wndi,. Rsvaaa ldsy., with pas.
fts rote rca Boi,on ier sotel day ~ les %
& si. n ssh as'A' sann from We" Or
siss lip inhsd sectt hoss v ore,a.. days and
stratTisE ss,.rmsn, ssssshser days. WITH teas.
AI-7 instraii. o. sunds Win sp Cynthia from
sip hecsb GouSs n MAJ 10 % csts < Cod nort cav
" srh sg9tts J"hnson from Sharrhss Cor London lat
Iole hp 1elasssr Of Wisessst. Canton for London
az e. q Bo sSasi Vs. StS S s s. ~ os 3 a. ssehsSg
q sigBas via ~ baIk sueue. "a vi Igre LAT a. Lon
Ia en- saw ,hip Iacs of FreC port Icurd n sth iat Is
rcc far oS 5Sr isy sg ,s % lon q 51a
sps GA England Sm shspshse. ADD Lancaster fson
sF "; r:a. trA,, All'r L;,srSci }eq' I. VIZ?
y ., Ion - ~, We an into - err carried awsy ous
Ts;s tvut, rt,t etbP d.sse sbs st,s5 %p eoald
ct t 'sgee9uld get no answer rom ~ ptoe on eoNsd
ovr' would Lave run over the sehI b., s.og As 20
came the would not have reoved sny DAMAGE II
stf farsd f5} iirunsseP Mel, M.x.uu, Liverpool %
ga W. zee ,ss ~ e =,
B.ii iy.s Ind yof Pe.lsnd Tnlhna r.? J,nsi:s,
roletis VIZ, Meovsry Highbcrn, from eaaFcr tor Der
rcss Gle stsn, from Bol ton Tor hemsdloe
I1 ssr 81 g, S y H. lon = r. :posS ss
LIsas, srsn iripd.a Cst.l. Cor Boston. =,
viii fidee. &c, Leland. zI@%sr@anP 6sv,issa. -
lie Jerome tci Boston, FORD satanIas, dsys. with
B,s iydis of Por,lana slater 8, Jsso Cuba 70 day.
Sisifs trs frfsiih tof Pro1incesosnJ sorer
Brs ii Hnsf (of Thomas.onl Montgomery. sASus July
I ~ Win sugar, 70 kssmith a son.
ssI vS so,Ss Il Se, AnSsssn Co. july
stg ion 40 slip Living AGE, bound 81 same time,
sehf kees tStisll Arrvn.s Cedar xs,a u days. with
stiTJtqss smith Nichols Savannah. 20 hours with cot
Sir virginia. notsrt. Savannah days, with cotton 70
| SIR Pbrrc. cismttrisln, Aler.ssria 8 dsys
! Sehr \ Cara, Waters, Richmond, days.
/ StLr Eh Yle Hcyef Virginia, dals.
I s. j ucEt tir, Chs sibs Is. Virginia. days.
7 E.lrB W Naillagd lIict, Baltimore, 3 days.
/ stAr Fashion Ltnpf boston. days.
Below.
fiip WIN Rsutors, sfeuttr Livtuoo, June Is, Will
III '.tptfis tof ssi,imer,l " days from Havana
If az wilton Castle ~ days from rsemtn, with psssea
fltr. .ilrs tpot nit s-d sovofs s,hr,. IN "a, tTpg
aatsec,
rtsft. st- .tsn.as e 3 t1vft 1arala.
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nARKETs ELsEWHnRR.

PIuAnrLI,uA july :i.-fYrst Board-sbOo Reading Cry
der tCA CIV Harriburg Railroad s 9O $50 Lehigh
sli 81 do. Sd 90 spring Gprden Go 49, 100 IS
trard Bank i2 10 do l2t lO Rail-
resee. ~ .lner Sales-o shares Reading Railroad, Hs.
Second Board yl,itO Camden and AmbOy g.. 9Sii 800
Chesapeake NJ Delaware bs NJ 10 shares Western Sank
81: Miners Bank. fottsyille, "a.
BALTIMORE, July i9-Sfeck Bsard-S201O Maryland 6's,
le a. 3lD Baltimore 6s 1880 iois 100 io'ai shares
Union Bank u.
Telegraphic Reports.
BALTIMORE. July FL, 1851.
The sales Of -four. to- day 800 bills Howard
street at - l2 OF wheat 5000 bushels sold at 9o n
SOC for Genesee, and IS soc for prime red 5000
bushels sold at 6e for mixed and 5Sc for round
yellow. Whisky Ia selling at 24c7 Cohee--l0o0 bags
Porto Rico brought So s'sc.
BUFFALO, July n 1851.
The receipts at this port during the past As hours
have been-tour, $500 bbls wheat 81 900 BUSH corn.
10 900 do Western flour In firm, with fair demand;
sales OF 600 bbl at So 81 So A for Michigan There
Is moderate inquiry for wheat with steady market;
$500 bus sold at rs fsr Ohio Corn IL heavy. owing
30c for mixed Western Oats steady $50 feighs
without change.
ALsANY. July 81 1851.
Receipts since Saturday.-four, 5000 bbs wheat,
1000 bushels; corn, 1900 bushels Flour is steady,
but very active Corn is firm and in good demand
sale II COO bushels at dc for heated and Bike Soc
for sound mixed Western; yellow Round Il at $3.50;
oats are in demand but they very scarce the
goes here being heated Prison Whiskey sells 13c
and Ohio at 24c
NBw ORLEANS, July Is, 1851.
Cotton has been rather active to-day The sales reach
2s00 bales. Middling remains at Sc.
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On Monday morning, July 81, JoHS j., aged years
and months Of Gerard H. and Margaret H. Dwsnger
The relatives and frien Ia Of the family respectfully
requested to attend the funeral Tuesday afternoon
I'D inst at o'clock, from the Of Atlantic and
Henry streets South Brooklyn, wthout further invi-
tatiop
On Friday night, july IS OF consumption MARIA pr IA
CoNoPToN MADAM GosEz aged IT, second daught ter of
Crstova MADAM. Esq, of Havana.
The friends Of the family, and Cubans generally
invited TO attend the funeral service at st. Patcks
Cathedral on Wednesday morning, ct O'Clock without
further Invitation.
On Monday morning, July Il, JosrPHrSr, youngest
daughter Of Michael and Mary Ann Bremen aged 10
months and days.
The rieuus and relatives Of the family requested to
attend the funeral from No. Coentes slip, Tuesday,
I'D inst at o'clock NJ. Nocarrsges in attendance.
In this city, July 90 lat the sidence of his bro
therin Law, p. d. Burbank after lingering lL ess and
in the hope of blessed Immortality CHARLES r. TrLER
aged 26 years, formerly Of Portsmouth N H.
Boston, Mass. and Portsmouth papers please copy
In Jersey City July 49, Of consumption, CHRISTIAN
FRrpERIcx SPEGER, in the 3lst year Of his age.
On Thursday July IL, at the residence of his father
near Railway, n. j., HEsRr ELLIOTT BROWNE, aged 81
years.
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more brig Helen Jsss shaosford Dol sehr Eliza yAas ss
AH ISL. barn E,I. klar.dss, PhI.Aelphia,
Ga s'h big LArrsaes o5ows rhadelPhia schr'
ath~Ar brig Tansirr Grsn sataaass; sehrs job. Sc
Ss; ss u s's
ss MIy qIO,sr. ohssc.i brig Marsare. aO Ssrfs C.ss
sepes n zaSaa Mar, WSsIssn' scr rhaas,
,BALTIaoRE July sJAyr s1iss sylph sDr, gurh An
Rg,tand ca brEs TsneTTas Poland Sh;siss..sas
TFsi1L jaiy isAr brig Maria Estersrseh,: Virginia
IS ys, .'i7 fsrs bark Will William
Bs.ssa' s. sls S;,is hs,ans Sd:ss Ssis%
fs xS,s s Clement Mayo Boston SD
pert shy. sssthsD plssn'sn for sEs.t
hssss 90 do GouHbi.' Sig%!sy Tor ES;H ready 9:
asd Ff Si,si ~ /.
a. a.; A Fss, a sss.
srS ;vJ lanes 5; n:
h Hs.d E,s G.s
sSsS: spEs3. Ss5ir, Hawai-. Just srs ssiiss.
sssss Sssm Gi:aiSs TsaIa (sP! En scat
nsrss 1istsS, s0stistes WIG Bssshets
etch Loystt for sasua Ia Grande. idG Denise (BssA
D fRfbERfc Prev July lscla brig Knox.
.Hd ' 40 A'o''A
Ailos sfoTH Diamond. nom Phadsiphi. Olga
s' g. Jss sss. s s.:
is;
Orleans for Marseilss, took on board captains wife, ssd
HxIIow ELL July I6-Arr schrs Only Son. Eastman, n
York Eliza Warren Chesey, Norfolk Alyarado Hodgkin;
HobiS July I'm pels ship. lsp) Boset for na:
ss'nS 70, s"fS Maria.
Ward TrG. DO DANUBE Chase DO Tam shAaser so;is.
sslter Bosen Aies.o, NiekersOp NYork Hunwes:
dS s f & Rss Ss
Emily Minsr sSsh sspy sternsshirs Stalker d's' brig
NEW ORLEAEs, July i2-Arr sebr John Houston
Keen kataniss Sa steamship hashs fs.Sss
sefeisn Hsrsee., ontario Holmes, B0stoa; Brig Teie
graph Obi simpson, Havana 90,
Hill NYcrs; I'd steamship Winfield Scout, Howe SYerh
chips John Henry Alexander Liverpool PhsrsslA D..yst
ISssd Given Johann s,at :s.r
SoEFoIK JuIy isAE. sstr Emma D. RS.:ey wssss
svssIaad, dc: Mary jams, Bentley. NYork
Albany SD bark Henry Trowtrdgs. Buenos Ayres schr
PHiI& DELPliIA July a-Arr brig. Meridian tBr,. Ksa-
n.y. Mayague,. Ps Empire. Crowel Boston; seaMse Pc
ToEisNSrTH. July leAT brig Isicn4.hip, Rsndssx
brig issans caief Ronaoat seRr Anseio.e. Wormxosd
PhlaaeiILi CID brig Warren Brown. Barttett DO
Richardson, tor Manila 18th.
SAVANNAH. July i6--Arr brig Excel. Talman. York
Wales, LITTLE Bosten SD brig Jas aiisce SMALL BATH
SANDWICH, July lisid schrs Stranger, Perry. Phla-
sg sT s.a .sss ssa a:s'
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tPKB STEAMSHIP PsoUIo.l
is Sss
corn Folard Eorssss' tsloS raVe Tstsis fsa QUE
Pgndichsrry. rrushenms. sFrsnssoO
cnR%ri1SiA June 2~sia i' }aoosas,
,CvxHAvrS. July A-ssd Carl II rmann. Hansen. New
CARprr. July sid Byron Avery NYork.
~ Cars o. Coon Horr, nay lS-Arr suwarrOw. Thayer
Dsh. IVY s.Arr sSstl.nd Percy, London for Nyork
stsrdam Passed By aSt Si Meta from kYOrt for
Tls.sosr June socid PeterhOn Eadieett iron 81 Pc
terssuI Cato hsaIy klorii July 2 Esshsr Mary aowe
cIAssos prey 70 .ny SD Theti. Patton. Boston.
Corr. Linn. LinSert a.. - Vs. .'-
ssllt and cid for sFrancs00 Sid nth Calcutta Wood
mAvRE' July 4-Arr Gania Richardson, New York; 6th
oh,Ismssse, Webb, a. ,snro, Edward Msvs, syor,
RiSessRsncs July saos the Eddystons Gsortins, Arr
,S% sr 1.l1 tor NrIIs ,,,, Hsvn nwh No,e.us
9th. Roscoe. ss,nus, Mobiles ysndalis smith. Apsl,sh
iS 1n R.S2a d. Boston 'A Lazy
F9 ss .i, sssp Sss
Yeis; fly@susi ResI. Saiswci Boston: ~. i e Hum
PlEE, nsa for tSs nh cssos @sscn s.s."n.s
si &C., Snn hsrs
Iospos July 7UEntd inw.rds. sou.hampton. Tinker
Yosh wa s.ns S.yG Am.as
sn
Aqsusts Bss,msn Newpert and EYOrk;
as days for Anlxsrp ,nd tBrsnj. Ed..Sd
Bremen, all well; both from kYork
kARsKILLKs, July l-AIr Sunny Eye. Seabury. Phadel-
phia.
N.wpoRT July GArr Ste phen Young Gray. Belfast for
Portland Mo- standard Crosby NYork. Cid 6th Russell
Glover Smith, and Sta Lizard, Crosby. NIorb. Sid 4th
Henry Pratt Newcomb dol 7h, favorite, Driseol. Bai
PORTLAND, July GOT. Franz, Pottloh. from Antwerp
for EYork, with passengers, all we'll
QurrNsrows. July G-Sld shamrock. Byers, Baltimore
IiocmRLLJ, June. 29-sld Ioniap, simmons, NYork
SHIELDS. prev 60 July 6-Arr Peruvian, AAhony, Pha-
srocEHcIr. June 9,cld Bsllons Heinrichs.ns NYarh-
THxKL, July 4-Sld johanna Hendrika, Aoek. NYork.
kIsckLLANEOUs.
CAPy or Coon Horn, May l5-The Am bark Suwarrow
rived ON the 18TH from Beston with w tons Of ce Tho
Suwarrow Il SAID will he despatched to London; If SO.
abe will be tho sIst American vessel that has been loaded
this port for England since the Of the navigation
laws.
sArpLrm.R tpesr Brdiinstonl. July At 10 supposed
vessel has foundered o the coast several garments
have been pieksd up some GOALS and peses OF wood
burgee red with the "Eduard in white. and three
Aaas-top flag red ana white bottom flour squares blue
and white and white blue both fastened together form
ing number; the third Gag is red an 4 white
The above marine Intelligence by the Pacific. is not 50
full as houd be- owing to not having received through
some accident, complete nle Of cur shipping papers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-22
Passengers Sailed.

r.! HAfs:s Pr rs A 3 f s ss. 4
Perez ksin.ek keinei md lady hrs Ress eok,
nrs tgaeig Kennedy. Cisuute, II Leauneat.
Leaumopt Bornio, vaatte. freuda, Daniel 0sa-
gsIeI, "A AiHens. O'calishsB, frehedu. Sanea
For ChAsres-Mi,sE ceoliare; Ms. rrothnghsm; Mrs
WITH Mrs Tuf Guthrie and lady. Thomas, Reioh-
LADY and child Ars Chrtnstine childres aad
want, Yrs heksrmAn and child, S~ney, Pstees.
ibid; Mrs. ThR., W Andre. Nc Eat', nac. d.r's,
r. Msbss yRist JGerssa, wsiis.nD ss.1des
Goes, Barry Brown. " Iaughn. J Kerney, De
yeSey, New man. Ryan Miller. lady On chilArca,
Brbae1 esthet ehalsy Henley. GovSa and lazy,
Rse5 aHS isiy newmi3 Ans ,sdy, Moran, sohvas
herneI Grossmand. Zsih aud sister. RA Madison.
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From Eoston.

ATE FROM rARA-CAsE OF DRowS!Sd, ETC.
Dosrcs, June 81 1851.
The brig Elizabeth FELTON, has arrived at Salem with
dates from Para TO the 24h ut she reports that fever
had Slated there but small pox raging TO a cml-
6sderstae extent. At msranhsm the fever had com.
tted sad rsvsge up yards Of 100 persons having died
81 within three months At the Last accounts Il had
tob-idtd on the coast but extending back into the
country.
George Cobb. respectable mechanic Of Roxbury.
drowned himself yesterday morning. in a hogshead Of
water, In his cellar lie leaves a wife AMI child
The clipper Racer left N-wburyport for New York
Saturday Afternoon in tow OF The steamer samson She
= owned b. David Ogden and others. Of New YORK