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G. B. Hok
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VIM. Groesbeck I" II

q, b. Hok 81
Fitch III
VIM. Groesbeck !" 8I|
Messrs. Ranney, Caldwell, Corwin and
Barley, having each received q majority
of all the votes cast. were respectively de-
clared duly nominated, and their nomina.
tons were, on motion, unanimously con-
firmed by the convention.
TheTconyention sthen proceeded TO a
second and third vote for fifth cadidate
for Judge Of the Supreme Court, without a
choice, and upon the, fourth, ALLEN g..
THURMAN received 1856 votes, which being
a maiorityof all the votes cast, he was de-,
clared duly nominated, and,hs nomina-
ton was unanimously confirmed. aaq
The nomination Of candidate for Au-l
ditor of State being next in order, q vote
was taken, with the following, result
VIM. Duane Morgan received 143
Asa G. Dimmock .a8 8..oat liH 102
X. Winnie .ra 49," ra se0gd15
J.. Myers Bgods ea"ga 5 q 81
dlAyote was next taken for a candidate
for Secretary Of State, and resulted as fol-
lows: .0l Ew2s ia. 2'e.rat 2 .1
William Trevitt received - 4 go
C. B. Flood aa 80" 4.ielHl t'h 78
R. w. P. Muse .esq2fA48 sai # rs
VIM. Robbins g l}aQH fS2t'2 +e 323F 13
James w. Taylor 9" %. q s,'1' 10
There being no choice. the convention
proceeded to vote a second and third time
without making choice, and upon fourth
vote g5,if..c Xxx. -ot.,l..
VIM. Treyitt received "a sgaa ] 10 1877
C. B. Flood Z" .glau1
The names of r. w. p. Muse, VIM.
Robbins and James w. Taylor having
been previously withdrawn. ,aeia9e
The convention next proceeded to nom
mate candidate for Treasurer of State,
and the following was the vote: 14H'sd
For John G. Breslin 1877
:" Sabirt Scott aatG a"ft Sc
3" L. Swift a.
8" H. B. Smith ~ 26
n" VIM. Sawyer ~ '.a" l
The nomination Of candidate for At
tOTnev OehtIal was heAt Sohe Hllo, ohu
the voting resulted as follows;
Geore L. Pugh received 1873 votes
J. Mccormick .ra 10 =.
G. McSweeney .e .-s 81
Geo. w. Morgan " aR l6s3 -
Candidates for Members of the Board
of Public Works being next in order, on
motion it was ne .4s.Fa a, ii .air Ji''
RESOLVED. That the candidate receiving
the highest number of votes should re-
ceive the nomination Tor the term OF three
years, the next highest for the term Of two
years, and the next for one year.
The result was as follows: te ri.es
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AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Convention being called to order.
the Committee upon Permanent Officers
and Rules reported as follows:
Eresident-E. B. OLDS, ofPickaway;
Y Pres S'kS-lst District, John Ii. Gerard.
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I. "H. H ID
And also rules for the government Of the
Convention. The same have been unani-
mously accepted by the Convention, Hon.
E. B. Olds took the Chaif, and returned
his thanks TO the Convention in the follow
ing appropriate and eloquent remarks
after which the other officers were called
to the stand: f,e4
Gentlemen Of the Conrention: Before
entering upon the discharge Of the duties
you have assigned me, to preside over the
deliberations OF the first Democratic State
Convention, assembled under the auspices
of the New Constitution, permit me to re.
turn you my heartfelt thanks for the dis
tinguished honor you have conferred upon
me. E4sr at.-3,} saya3 IN e sy5j
Gentlemen, we have assembled, at a
new and important era in the history ofthe
Democracy Of Ohio. Less than four years
have passed, since the Whig party in the
Legislature Of your State, having secured
majority by changing county and town
ship lines, Tor the purposeoi changing
Representative and Senatorial districts at
tempted, in violation Of ihe Constitution,
in utter disregard Of Parliamentary usages.
and by high handed tyranny, 70 force upon 1,E
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The Convention, then on motion, took a
recess until 2 clock, P. NJ.
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Secrelaries-C. L. Weller;
J. B. But,les;
John II. Young,
w. S. V. Prentiss;
E, Giles;
j, Dan Jones;
' ." d" Benjamin Eason.
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trand Bouttier. Simon CLARK, John nderson James
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sh5more, Hcrmsp, Roothwate, Brooks James
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Ross John Higgins Chss W.tson. Partridge Henry sibrse
Geo Brown John Fagsn, Robert BurnhAm, ID Chambers
Johnston. Jss Moore, Ro we'll, Wilcox Jenkins.
A BeckhArt Bently, Sasurby, Geo Field WIN Slote
tsvAsNAH-stes smship Alabnma-Mrs Burohert and two
children, Cole, Greeg. R Cole Bostick Dan
ney, Powlets 8 Sheppard. ID p Ellis, 4 CLARK,
III in the steersge.
cHARLEsToN-stesnshipM Msron-D Farris J Marsh
Irey Follin. Lloyd. Mr. Robinson al lady Col
mar, A johnson aud lady Hinghsm
lIyFRPooL-Ship Forest Queen-Nrs Hadloy, DR. OBrien
Bnrm,s.ship Eiissbeth.sr Dering aad lady Mr. Beck
ter. = Schoppe Drenn erly. Lutch. Jansen.
BRrMrN-Bsrk Constitution-Mr II Young, lady and two
children, Louper and lady.
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s..ss,, Lowell: Albany fss ae; H.rr. ns.. Boston
for PhadelphiA Belle Nieksrson Huntington for nor
leans Coz ssek. Aissay for soston Capitol Dssr do
NEW BEDFORD. Oct A-Arr sloops GeorgisnA bxft
..s . HSHvy Briggs: Ass. 2ssh s.St s...h Sss.fs Roy
PHILADkLPHIA, Oct n-Cld brig M.nIanillo. Berry,
Salem; sohrs Rainbow, Tuthill Brid6epors Iowa (not
Iowpl Wheelwrght, Boston; Oneida. Rodan, NYork;
cp%n%nings vss,i:, NewbuIyport. -,
CChaflsssoa sehrs AimTs Candy Phsdslphia Science
Kingptewn. at East Green vioh }, Baker. kOrieNns.
6-Arr prep Osoeoia Hull NYork; sioop Pointer. Fow-
Dsrlina Gisb, BsltimSss Hobart Cove. do; psla-
porun Shropshire. Phisdelphl. United HAllock. and FL
mira Rogers spelman Albany Wave Sterling for market
with her inward e potAtoes soops John Parker
ns:os HoMs Tordh.%. and Ellis. ElvoOd Albany Sea
f0kILAND Oct p-Arr brig Gen Marion. Bibeer. Phi
s9hrs NJ Vernon Bragg Norfolk Mary Augusta
surry for NYork 26th bark John Ayiie Chase NAtAnI
eAvANNAH. Oct A-Arr bsrks What Cheer (newl, Ba-
hs5 B1ss0ni H.shorn, small Bath.
18th brig Braman wilkins Ayres sept Point
dio Sth passed PsrnAmbuco 18th Sid 25sh. sohr Globe
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Our Havana Correspondence.

HAVANA, october l6, 1851.
CslshsiiOn Of the Queens BirtdGy-Tro More Prisoners
be Released.
Friday last the 10th instant being the anniversary Of
the birthday Of the Queen Of Spain, it was duly an
nounced to the ever faithful" by the firing cannon
grand evee and the usual the palace In
The NOR ming and ball given by General Concha the
fame place in the evening
The prisoners Who still confined in the military
hospital, from sickness wounds will understand be
al shipped for Spain possible with she excep
ton Of Colonel Blumer thai, who, with Mr. Watson
Reeves will be set at liberty The Colonel will be hbe
rated account Of his sgehe is sixty fve-and
Reeves because be happens fortunatey to be nephew
of the Governor Of Georgia lie is to be liberated at the
request OF Mr. Owen who it is said, is native Of that
State
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CLAss XIV v-Pr<e HadI
Lawrence, Btone Co, for taztAns made from native

CLAss xv-Pr-e Midi
lawrence, Stone Co, for tsstAns made from native
Class XvI-Pyise Medal.
Baker, for light harness, Of superior workmanship
II. n. Crawford for calf skins tanned In oak bark.
Hickey Tull for two portmantssus.
Lacey Il Phillips for . case Of harness
Wisdom, Russell Whitman, for specimens Of curlsd
Honorable Mention
II. Adams, for portable saddle.
Class XVII Prize Medals.
X. Heinrich, fer superior ruling Of account books
Sc. Howe for system Of characters, slightly ansu-
lar !. form without .I,s ospssis san ses IN: blind
Bradley Band Co., for book cloth binding and block
II. Gsssstt, for superior ruling of account books.
j. 4 w MoAdams, for ruled account books and eircu-
LIBEL Mott, for specimens Of account books
c. Starr for binding works for the blind with thick
ened margins to prevent the smbossins from being
Walker Co., for Bible eaborately bound sad or.
namentsd with recess for family register inside the
Glass XIX-Prize Medal.
Albro Hoyt, for foor cloths
Honorable Mention
A. A. Lawrence Co for carpet
CLASS XX.-Prixe Meddls.
W II: Acdington, for shoes for rining purposes.
Mrs. W. HAight for shirt
The workmen Of W. ii. Jeffers, for ladies' boots and
shoes, honorable mention to exhibitisa)
Honorable Mentions
N. A. Breed Co., for childrea's shoes.
W. H. Jefers for collection Of boots and shoes (prEe
medal to the workman
James Miward * Sons, for bonnets made Of cotton
braid.
Class yXL-Pr-e Medals.
Brown Wells for tools
North Wayne Scythe Co, for scythes.
d. Simmons Co, for edge tools.
Honorable Mention
A. B. Allen & Co, for tools.
Glass XXII.-Pri-e Medals.
Adams Co., for bank lock.
g. A. Arrowemith for Formulation locks.
Chilson, Richardson l. Co. for hot air fuInaee.
Cornelius Co, for chandeliers
Day Newell for parautoptc permutatng locks, with
special approbation.)
q. @. Herring. for salamander safe.
G Rowland, for bell telegraph
McGregor & Lee, for bank lock.
Honorable Mention.
Pond Co, for cooking stoves.
Glass XXlV.-Prize Medal.
Brooklyn Flint Glass Company, for flint glass.
Glass XXyI Honorable Mention.
W. Ragan, for mechanical reclining chair.
Class XXNlI-IionOfabe Mentions.
Maryland Soap-store Company, for articles made Of
soap-stone.
ssll & Near, for water of fine brick clay.
Class XXVIII- Council Medal.
Goodyear, for India rubber.
Prise Medals
]. Fem, for comb
Hayward Rubber Company, for India rubber shoes.
G.. Loripg, for water pail
S. @. Moulton for India rubber goods.
Pratt, Julius l. Co for ivory
Class xxx Prize Meddis.
Bazn, Xsvier CO. for fancy soaps.
j. Hanel, for toilet soaps.
81. j. Louderbsck for preserved peaches
State OF Msrysn for collection Of produce.
J. r. st John, for soap
H. p 4 W G. Tay lor. for toilet soap.
Class Xxx Prise Medal.
Hiram Powers statue of Greek Slave, in marble
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ArIUsEsIENTs III PHILADELPHIA.

MUSICAL FUND HALL. PHfLADELPHIA-IN-
WI triumph and enthusastic app-o bat0n n-Prs-
essor nd-son the Great wizard Of tho North
eort With grateful remembrance OF the brilliant
Re ever expsrsnesd IN any country snd be 60
state t5st be Will ccbtnue his Grand Draviag Room En.er-
ainsnt et Sorees AystsreussB this evening" o7,ry
evening un. fus her notice when be will introduce
erOn,aey benonsiOSy kai xitcneras Doors o5sn A. y
rerormtaess eonmeaes =. o'eioef Aimisaase 30
nent evsrJ saturday. Dosss opsa Ai eonasass 81
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MEDICAL.

A QUESTION THAT WILL BIZ MOST rRoUBLfsoxI
IA after wfs, daughter or sny dear s
bss died with pbsn snd disease sd YOU hoard Of
waite Nervous Antdote before he she died Nov n
you ssy mus, be most secluded man. for II s well
saverufsd and you cay Ies nothing can yout
t.ten |. but immee,tey 60. veil Yes may then sreuss
u. Then never cared about H. Tor $50 ctssns have
oven their addresses In every part q the city ths,
mey Know US yh power ana all those be had graft
IN nsny psrts ofthe dty Then may say yos hsd no
meny 70 spare that no for DE- VISITS never e
fused 10 20 any one on that don't DELAY
see zen have no srsuss. bu, g, 10 100
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NEWS BY THE MAILS.
Our Philadelphia Correspondence.

O&H NOTrebpOn0ences
PHlLADELrtIA, October 2S 1851.
b-e Tiolent Deaths The gerdict in tAe Murder Case
Olv kese Coonu--4rripal of the Giasgou.
Grace ouin, servant girl employed By Edward c. An
drsvs, has been arrested for causing the death Of his
iraDt SON. by dose Of laudanum administered during
the absence Of its mother
TIE Coroner Is slso investigating case OF death by
violence which, like two others Of recent occurrence
have taken place in Moysmensing Mr. John Carroll, OF
the firm of Carroll Barnes pushed from the step
OF door on Saturday evening" and striking upon the
IRON received fracture Of the skull The person
who charged by public runner with this act, is digni-
tary of the district.
The coroner's jury, In the OF Henry McGsry,
have rendered verdict that he TO his death 1t the
hands OF McFadden and Lowden The latter Is still at
large.
Our Coroner DR.. Goldsmith assumes the duties Of
his post to morrow. II he has busy time his pre-
deces experienced, he will find his ONCE arduous
The propeller steamship City Of Glasgow arrived this
morning In eighteen days from Liverpool with loo pes
sensers, and large and valuable cargo
The New York herald., 1851-10-29
Police Intelligence.

.4rred 9 Burglars Three yousg men, named VIM.
Dowd, Henry Scott and John Ryan arrested yes
terdsy charged with breaking into the store Of william
Poole tailor, No Chambers street, last Friday night
ard steelr thererom quantity ready made clothing
amounting in value to upwards Of 5000 Several Of the
stolen articles have been traced 10 the possession Of
prisoners and Justice Lothrop committed them TO prison
on suspicion of their being he guilty parties
The New York herald., 1851-10-29
Our Nicaragua Correspondence.

Later ror NcUagua-E Expected Batte-Mosguito .46ars
SAN juan DE NICARAGUA, Oct. TO- 1861.
The armies are now moving toward each other; and
when they meet battle viii take place, which will
perhaps decide the fate Of aunos and aay the reveu
t;on for another six NOR tbs
IL b MS schooner OF var Bermuda has just returned
from cruise up the coast she has organized police
force consisting of Jamscs negroes at Lmas town on
the asst about fifteen miles south Of Roman river She
pulled down the Central American flag which osed from
staff at Roman river, and hoisted the Mosqutian dag
instead thereof organized Mosquitan authorities there
and appointed Mr. J. NJ DAILY British Vice Consul; and
now the schooner Bessie has been converted into a
revenue cutter under the command of Captain James
Bovdon in the service Of his Majesty George Frederick
Augustus. King OF the Mosquiians-and progresses
hosqus and so reIogrades the degenerate of Old
Spain
The steamers the river San Juan now go through
TO the Castillo Toro and there with the &c
ttesmer Director which much facilitates the transit of
Passengers this route. HIS
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PIE DIChL,

nR. Ia CRoI1S PRIVATE MEDICAL TRzGrtsI-
~ Cho.pess book ever pvbil3het-2s pp. and 10 Fac
pAst on bs Physo!Ssy cf M.-ri.gs .nf tas ssorss "a
TON solitary hhblss vsea essroy tAe pyscA ,ai msns
powers enteble tbs aatar. selags exhaust shs
DIES Of manhood Wit Practical 0bssrvstsns on ths prv
tenton sns tsetnsat of nervous debility local asi csx
hrtonsi we.knesJ snl al diseases arising from ias-
:son WIZ tlsn ana smpl, rulss, ~ vhph ali
ssn cure tnenssFss withoUb nsreurJ-sh tbs srthors
oSssrgatons on marriage its dgtee snt
snd their remesis1 siti eolorsd ii.hosrspas usraa4
We ,attony phyJoiogy, rsi diseases Of the
organs o oosh stxes their etr1etrEs aai funcscc
seontans nsnI 1forttnt hsnss 70 those oontsnoissS
uttrmOnJ vals6 will sotons a.rrtsxs
nene however ssouia take ths mgortAas s.so vsSea
nrst eonsstns u t-cs,s Of al siss
shether married or sasle Strangers who rsIurs sei
ns before oonsulag any Doctor ought 70 vhstaes
ey the.t physisaas snd snrs slsri asas, she iposa
qnaokery 80 preyssnt IA F0Trloas elites. Dr. Ia CroH
legally quaifsi prsotitner, sp1 h.s for Synty yoafs
aere.ea ala ssutes . IA. suss Of which his book
AnT person seainy Is cents stt0r port paid will rS
,ys enc sory BY ms or ay. eosiss for al Aaasss. d.
H. La Croik, ~ Beaver stsoea Albany, n ", Sold ~
Nov Yort.
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

fHfIhDsfRfua, Oct ~ ~.
ssuship Cay q 0l.rov Leitch Liverpooi; chip
800 sefeter rew Oriesns brss Fiors Pst- Psnss
g ierri.t Orcut luincy Nass sshrs Iaseph Lvbrand
Bel Iori Nsthslli Iesh s.under, DO a Hutchinsou
nuoeon aam.s hvsE kev ssxics Tre.nd Fushins, ,.es
Dsfhhs barlsi Braspssti Cicero. Btssf PrSgidsass;
The New York herald., 1851-10-29

pARIs AND LONDON TRkATxEsr or PRIVATE
s,y ssss.s On 'is,iss :, S1.sSs sss
nd eons.uGe,h afeessss, be combines mediones VITA
sssaSs sSss. Sss' sss.s sI;1 4
.s,sss psrmsa.ss cure Ne nsiss daily cure. Of s.ss
yhous .Siss others By sssir aes sSss
ssa ssAsI sAss s s.ssi:s
n iss.i sss.assa dss.i ms sns =. bsur & c.
.aoshst toesor ,riss long sna-e Dsraai psid ovss
,sTs, s,sss' a. su, ,ou og.,a ne sy iVs. .a
4 ,Ss sorss sypS ns.osa 3, kssS, sS, .na x'1 sat :.
,hor, tine after had been uadsr three pS7soisas fss
s.a.s.wn. f,rsu.sn Peru zass, ni fss.s 81 -
sa;sIs ;ifii .sas =; Il Ss.s &. .l,s =
oroadray-nos in tss ssors wv 1''' Nv"
hs, When the p.,isb. asss he has been isossistsi
.ish dsssse o. priy.e nature be is ths com psts
e hs. tb dss.,s vSsn seated n the system. has bee
.S s,p..s .s.t'G'
,son nearly as.s bad :. sS. disease isss s.i
curing vi. mos, Los,.oIs .a;ss,on Without ,ary
osy %.sisis. BE Sss.s sss 81. s ss
s ia. %,sn. ss! sa s,.. '.ss -
sss TN, Ssi sS""s .n 81 ~ the 9S.t pS,.srs % . M
s' rs..s' I. II. s,nT.s h on. dolls, per via, vhlsA
TS... ...s.ns1 sAisIfp .0s1ss EsIy4rz ..DIeAH oo.
d Womsn-Tventsth Bdton, Is mo-, pp. xnL-Priss n.
Issr 81 Of and mental anguish 70 aaD
An afecuonAs vs snd pecunisry dioulss v sAs hos-
nt might have bsen spared By timely posssssion AA
.orh ~ intended especially for ths married. hsss
Snssn n, plating msrrissa A. dssless. imporsass ssses
hese whose health does nos psrni ef N ssrsass -
arily,h Of special importanos.
Here also svery fsnafe-tss vs, The mosh.e-shs 60
atber Budding nto vsAaheoior the other In shs dssias -
sss .sa s 4. s
comedies. .ns nsss certain ned. of ssapAs
tHISsss sfsi.ssss hon sr.su.mss IN p.yss.. ohl.y
o A. DAvreS. nsy l. ~
psas Sra ny vif. has bssa psrsspNbly sntiAe Tee
sos tnr.e yesrs or mcr In e her rrsaS
Euieh snd suffering months before Snd durins
nnemcns every successive snd more dsbsahnn
sna prcsrssns her putinx hss fs n imminspt dsaees
and which vss the last occasion, tesrsirsd Of mp
eosed shn .sass Of things Wa nevitsb snd resigned
nosths heard Jour beck highly spoken o. oossAi.
tome matters reaching ny On i've reeept psrusS[
esnnosespress " ne reiie u saordsf disrsesl
mind and thsioy m impaired my pifs issrana
thst hs grsat discovery Of r. n Dssomsaux provided
resoedy opened pvoepsss 70 me- vhlch its ssiv>s
- ever my heal In al human PROBABILITY my v voslA
have been IN her rrsys, sad children Ian mothsriss
n o. course nprscca6ls 10 ooavsy more friiy hs -
nous su1eeN treated ef ~ thsy a nature ssetesJ
nended Tor he married. thpss oontsmplsssnr mesvaS,
forssls a. 20 BrosivsT snd a. tas psbishins emc -
IueLsf, Mobile. Hisssns 1. .. Ps,srsSa, N 6sssss
rrss ~ postage % ss psrs shs ussss sss All tssssss
nuet bs sidrssssd poet pail 70 D. A ~ ksuccssa 80
is% ssy rsss esf. om'a ~ LSs<sF sxssA
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MEDICAL CARD-DR. GLOVER CONTINUES TO
l cure those obstinate. Pro.rsees half cured, and
phched up cases that have bast the skill Of ths
rensed and such ss from ignorant medical pretend
es stranssrs are apprsed tbs. this city ,bounds With
eal en- pyrfssl prstencsrs undsr delicious names
French pronrneAtlon yho make sntravas.nt pronisss
Dr. O. has received regular medical education and
confined himself 10 an once practice for the last snty
years. a. his pressnt oss Ne. i2Ana street. near Brsaf
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York, October go, 1851.

ft.o.o.y
BARK Harriet, Percy. TAbasee. Nesmish Son
Ssik Lucy .nn nhdison, kellar knGs.on. Trundy.
bAih orut ette heOr1th, Bsiisst se Enok q Co.
ntis atseisss oitea' SoIthh,gsn. f1neh Aeineke
bEis sappel Ireneh Br0Sp hsrseinst 5ardy.
brs nAhoneins Dunsoonb Demsrsra, N smith Co.
bris SofsI' fIesmsr, batn, l. treaoy j. 20.
sehr Lelens, GIirhn Charleston. l. hCresdy q Co.
sehs c.eeh Nay' hiHsty; A,sIAndria,, - -. =.
slsaht =
sehr EHile Wiians Norsieh. Eleel:
Sehr ~ ceorre hurYhy fortisnd Hel.-d
ssop berry csstoa, Car, Ne.port. RI.
Arrived.
stsan.k Rrs.b., go.s,L.n MN. s L.. -. u..tt.
r s,,h miles; 1Es In ooaise. With sehr chas
TIE ssrisara aas,tsr 80 80 ~ 80 - hsr As, IN
Ses,nF Iarset 10 tsr hs. ~ ,trvsS N ~ s, ~ .,
esns,a e,., .n .- -. ~ ~ ss. oi Naser
Ssfor.so ~ 80 on oosr.l ssVea- S1e
.kis ss-sc VI 'Ais wy AAa hsa very Vaiu'
ste,mship Alab.n, Iusiow s.x.r,,h ,r,,h r,a.. .us
pvn. ,so,5 sn sS,I rss,ed In savannah River brig
sgs.mshin Mr, vros 'I9tn D0s.en. 1e. ox.A -, q nv
80 rSs. ". s..s Dss'l, s,,n hsr ~
az s.s,,s .esh Ssss 80 ~ s hsh * oS S0,,e ,
bea,s w '''S s'i' 'f'" " Nhi'H 'oA"husa i'r
tbin a., A, f,, wis,.s..,, p...,o r.-.-u.., 4. a..
been e'ys Of the DsnLs with light westerly
land passengers.
q. Forest Queen Haley uvsrp'ol Sep; q With mass
aSsoS ps<enE,rs 70 Atsins Co Dot IT, 1880 Us, Ion
sov hsnes Tor classo"G d lat ~ Ion isAw steam
~.Sfu1a =. IN, -, 60, -. -.
"a ee.h, lnfJ hcssrs .Ayerpool, H1sys Win mdse
pssssnsrs 70 Crosty SrscEsf l9ta inst LAT ~
s,l.o1h -, r
The New York herald., 1851-10-29
MARITIME INTELLIGENCE
Moyemenis of The Ocenn Steamers.
To Correspondept

To Correspondents.
Captains Of vessels and oaers hing Marine News
tai. woala confer favor By sealing thsir eommGz
cations.
New York, October go, 1851.
Es............6 % NOON sETs. eve l6
EEs........... 80 HeE WATER. R......eye IL n
The New York herald., 1851-10-29
TeIegraphic Marine Reports.

"srnP"ic n"rfne Hepors'
Arfvst-stssmship Benz rrsnhlis Phsdsiphiss briss
Crosby - Martins Foster DO; Atlantic, fhiladslphia
sehs He.san- and Jsss, Do ssssasv, Albany Alive.
ship sssaordshire Livsrpool oo, IS 10. IS Ion 70 50 az
ehspses signals with ship fsrsmsn IRON Boston for "a
BIZ fevs Bruce, rpoee...
nsdship Winchester for roriesns dsmsssd By col
Bsion tsfh Lonssy vhieh sd bn,e on saturday.
C1esred-Barhs Drseop Csncny Eussv, Baltimove;
line PhilsiephiA schrs Glover, Chsriesson rrhsid
Norfolk Richard Law. fTofh. -
Arrived-sbip slss Richards syrsncsco;
s.ied-sehrs MI Tevssspd. Philsaslphis Trial, WORK
sloop Fish, dc 2ssh, sehr Riohd Borden, Bsiumore
Fgw ORLsAss Oes n.
s.lsd-sbip Richmond, Boston.
All The vessels ths. put fos hsssor vsss ous shs
morning -
srd ssrsk Eiissbeth, 90.
Paovrpsvcs. Oss ~.
Arrvsd-sehrs Isaac BinchIsy, James River Moses
s.enmd ~ shIovs.sns, fhnsssphis kmrirs, Albany
stsor f1ort, sioop Blsokstors. De-
beovs sehr supposed the jos Tsrnsr frsm Baltimore.