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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-10-03

Democratic National Committee.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-03

In steamtiip Sofhe-ne rOn Chareon-mss Chandler MSS
Rcb,ds Nss Wilson Mss Grandlean Rev q Pat lady ana
Two Thos and lady, Shepard Chas Rulke Free
man synes r Walker, Mrs McComb Field, w Andre,
" Sargea,t Jas u Wainwright ID Faunng,J Wye water
Csde w Hubbel, Benjamin. J Whtvnght, W W hendrck
sor Jno Doyle, G Gil and 81 IN the steerase ,,,. 81,
sfeamstiy Merlin from 81 Th0ras and bermuda Y" NJ smith
MFveps son and daughter Capt Tucker Of steamship Sea Bird Mr.
geuAs nd Jpo Fu.tis Cad Jno M Ferris
In packet ship Arc from LivPOo-Mr and Mrs Maxwell DR.
DixsOn.
IN Fiearship Cfy Of Gqfgoic, PHILADELPHIA, from Liverpool
Tho. Thompson; Thompson Benz Sbsrps OF PhadephG
Moses Of Portsmouth; Smith; Mr. Murphy G Barnes ~ OF
Boston Harper; Mime DE 81 Pm and child mss Anguy Aida
nv Hail. Of York; HerbsTts Jones' Gonann MI
~ PhlNdeipha Mrs Horsenan do Bsyack Geo Oats
Wall Mis- Anderson Mrs Loci MIs Gossmani MRS john
Lash and three Children Mr. Wnde Mrs Lode Mrs w None'
and CT Henry Marshall John DAILY Robert Dunlop Rev James
scowpeI Mesrs CLARK LeelR, Walter Slaughter John sn
John Philips James Sul1dan WIN kers h0be
Bell Robert Ryan Mdgs. VIM Parsons Capt lht, AeIAnds
Ferguson Henry Carg MIS- Fanny Hooley Miss Hsoey Mss
Ann Hooey Mrs Bull Rev Wnde Alfred Lods Mrs
@ Bossmuih Hendey, David Cansn l. = Iayermer, MD
Montreal. Jssin eech, John Drener, Henry Bee
~ packe ship hr,fcan Con9re from London and PorfsHoHh
Rachel Spears Charleston Sc Mr. Scott PhlAd Mss
Matilda Scott DO Eagles, Oxford . - -,
IN bark Ni-nyod from OreanMr John Reach Miss Nara
Roach Snd child Mrs Snson snd child Ms. Doane
MrLevsaler Capt Wilson Henderson, Mrs Robinson
Geord stoenburg Williams; Charles stnsc Amdon WIN
Pratt Lppncott d Wicomb HANDY, Wamack Pres
colt John Suits, VIM Fsrnham GOODRICH Brown White
Wilcomb, l. Barnard -
IN brig MaoOoda from hataS0rda BHyMrs VsnesrvooH and
ci ldren, Miss Allen.
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ARA Edssrtorn ul barn PERI f'hst % d in Ih1'h.''
10 LII. sp ~ % vi OIL, of and for Nnniodst . .. .
Al Lshahs ship sAraEa Hartlag Ssr Before
sp rad .appsd so lbs eoa' By eat Co'en iof 20"
As nsur RYAN Nh sal shortly cruise honeTsa haa snip
ped ~ 20 ih- bone by the Cfotoa -. ...,,,-- a.,
AtMau Oct T. ship L Richmond. Norton, NIB, so bbs 'P 80
~. 'or
nm had.hpp.d 90 lbs oon' per Croen fas-sns- Capt "
late OF tbs n T. - -, -.
AtOsha Oct ship ia. Alien, smith HB an and bound home
hid stipp-d ~ eco lbs bone hy the Canada, for NIB
Frsrsh whale ship Hououlu sP0s thh inng tse s.s
Sept ship .-sn 10 20 ao"s Name Of ship
Spoken o. l ~ long s. W brig March R'yao' ~
cl-an. al ell - = n
p. r. met NB 800 bbs nh. bamn Bn" DO no
% ~h wos Luce FshsVen' o not stated snip hs''ns
Wal do waiting ~ % tH o. To-. -, s,o....
Letters fro capt HareoI Of ship Betsy hans OF stoans
ton r-ror' her H ah.ins Oct H. Nth ~ barrels sperm pr
re-, wias o boue~.d Reports, baA "cogs ds1l
'os q ston time August 20 Afctc oeAs i 0o'
A. Oahu Oct H. Msrsr. Scott, Lucs Nh. So his o1
Abr NB oahu CT ~ -" from Jartl Jfouna
Al keub-rs Islands sept5 ship william shAs y.
New Bedford bis o boud 10 society Island, an "a
tors the weather Island hepoftri ts
Frr. Nrinct, The ssnds hadhe-n for r.crts "h~s
III. C,sar mprsoCed and sts tSO dt,s caPu'y -s ran
srrd b Of powder The Empus a. sAcs oen r.
ported a TonbsI Sept is. tOo ~ . ,.... .,
ham. Oct g. hp Armaa Holt New London ~ mo'tn. ON
no a. or Horoh ia h Ben Tucher, OF NJ, Tor hoe ran
uiha' a. d. 10Th. Cherokee, Of NR, DO
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Foreign Porte.

Asmyrua Nov s. barks Hobart, HoSgdcn. for Bo,,os
Trieste arr 4h NIo; eus Kong Ems', Augustus
(Prus Boston, Glstavus SnoS dsg 70 load tor
mo Jorso bsck 1Dsnl for stae. brss Caone
PANE for day Lease Carver Park DO for Nfo s9on
Cel.s,ra Pickett NYork SID, No, s, org Delhi Hggisa
Po,to 7Ctb brL. Victory Hue gins Bamore ash. Ann da,
Dawes Boon; Dec l. Churchill hehborn DO 49, Iorieas1oN
fFrn'rl NYork. Asrs Foster Palermo sod Boston .
Al Naples Nov H. Eins Bhbsns, FOR hfo D'c 49, Herald
Palermo Dec g. bark Georges Fnles Apollo Iaghan; Mas
Pr ard John Carver Nehol all for Nfo Al
toinette Bo.tou or. lgns1o SC Tor rfor h'
lsc San (sc for do Sailed Nov s brig Mara fe''
Al Genoa ship PrOPOnS, barb Governor Briggs FL
GtI.sloIn Dec g. ship Hur~.y P..cud; for sYs.kds
Al Msrssiss Dec H. ship Tennesee eooa Tor hOtsans
"A. date hs probably passed the hoek taat day
Mhs Washington Freeman for Boston, ready Germ Burke Tor
90 y..-. At Gibraltar Dec stu Sailed 3D. ship Chesapeake
lambert iron Leshorp) for New York brs Ambss.sdo tBr
s, Dosstr iron Msrsees} Tor Boston, 6th ship
ron merry from Psermo for ara " s
changed Sd to the eastward and continued fresh
hat point on tbs 5th an
Tor, ANS tDutchl isr DO resdy. Wind bound
Al Liverpool ship Calender, Goodwin Tor Ne" orleans
IGssow Dec 49, bark Janet scInosh for Boston and 'avan
Atst oue,rc shout Nov steamer Gold Hunter sPiuney from
san Fsuceo Sept l for haIathn out Of eoa sch with some
81 sboSt u 81 yandas Fosef for san Francisco
Arr Panama ship Ellen Brook swan San Fr,ncsco IS
With 800 passengers an s',mer AnsoP' san
s Trinidad about l4th INST brig Richard lng'rsou r1Nm'
Ros'on - ,,. L, .., r.. %
load for Boon William WIT Sampson, for New ORR about jan u
Calender Goodwin, for N0rrsns, ready. ,v
Bssout syns Nov Q, ship Harrisburg Matthew'S lor Ne"
Martin. 18th instant Br br. Hope, Lovet' for Boston,
Gsl G-ors. NIB Dec 3d. .hp Olympus Wilson, for Liverpool
i,caose2as goth instant brig Niagara, Harding from Frankfort
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ship Pr.be James Gnn Commander I'm San Francisco lis
ISM Steamship BsI.c Comstock Liverpool Dec "a, Pro
vucsOvn, Dec 80 M4P NJ mdse and Psssengsn Collins
Steamship southerner John Dickinson, m ohaeon md'e to
sS,,S S. Co. eS and has oand w
winds and heavy gales during the whole passage -
g. "a OSss and passengers to cansrd Jr
PACKET ship Arctic zereg Liverpool Nov H. mdse and 30 Pss
Zerega Co. The has experienced heavy westerly
Br ssp som. ma Liverpool Nov 49, 81, and 27s passenger
HsrLdsn Co The bound 10 Chsrsston Pu TO land pas
SIP Joshua Bate, East.booL canton 40 d. aud 'I s
Ship CANS nn. Wilson, Charleston cotton, &C. tot wardl-.
clip Copquers Bout-i-, Portland D., ballast to w
s1 BaRley Brown, Charleston d, cotton snd rc' to Geo
Bphsy Has experienced very heavy veathef
FeIe 40. Aasnean Congress. w.sm. /, aaon 900 , ro.1
M1ofb Co. Has sTpsfsned tafJ heavy gales from The -S'
wAe whh danafsd sails and fg soys bu"ars, shifted cargo
Ban Nuroa Of wsdoboro Robinson, N.w Orleans cotton
sss Ls~esa Of Camden rsndsou N.h. 'u Dec cotton
- Cos Anderson Co 80 IN 20 with erG N''o'' '"a '''
Hen e,,I so,G Ap-,es Hsil- Hsabos d. Iad. and y
gs,l R,sais bes No,issos - de- nass 10 lia'bg,
Brr John Dawson Bsg. Wilmington. SC naval stores s"d cot
oobss VIZ ro. al.n,hs,a Aoro.,o. De. ua.' &c. to
ndr Z rsm.os N e,s. rl.d.Ipl. 'l'. a'ai's'ss
BiE Are Ds'sa eg,s,s % o., liss s"' r ,.',' '''
~ big Faas,as ussl' ro go rns Fsvr"' 20 H. 'Fss
na.s Dos, ssaly eas s,assss,sJs hssrt Hw ss ~ d'a's
hs' ssa' s7 ss ~ ss sad swept boz asA "i '""'"s ~ 30"
ne tae,. n..~s 81 j.fa IL oas. "a. '-s'' -b.st". s.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-03
Nv Telegraph.
wISD-Ai sunse, sw

BOSTON Jan -Ar bari Orne John Havara Dec 10 Saw
Of ship Living New orears Tor Havana
Brig ptau Gorsves Dec 10 Len brss Angola Boston III
ApAaEe hYch MarAaDd 90, 18th Spos' gong m Dns Jana
Hoves I'm Boston.
Bat Lowell, Baltimore; ,cb John Simmons RaPPsbanock
Bev-shps Marathon, snd Franc In NOreans Las Ls'nH
fu Tampa Bay.
c baris orb Columbia RIVER Oregon MARCIA N0reans brss
Nereus Mansants julia Ford. La 90 Portland Nlnfe. va
Win ngon, sc Huntrsss, Na-fau ch manomer AuI Cay-s
Jsn 2A brig Vuture Palsrmo sehs Harriet PnadePh' MAY
TAI lOT, Richmond.
Ga shp Huron NOrleans; sss Afon Genoa Homer Havana
Lawrence Baltmors bg Phenr Peruambnoo DRUID, AAnnz"
harriet newell Car6enss Boston Hal bdo~ O. weston
lcoIn and Emma Philadelphia schs fdss, Iahj Abbott La"
hlOrk.
BATH Dec 7s-cld ship Naples FO.lns; bs wand.rer, H.
vAra Elias Dudley, Bucksvs Sc schs Ustaoga Wnns'on NC
Banner New Yofk.
SD sch Grscian, Havana
PORTLAND, Dec 3l-AT sch Losla, Phla3sPhh
ca brig Aesa Havana
jar 2, arr brig HibeFuia, hatau2as.
ca brig Frsrces Ellen Havaua
PROVIDENCE Dec 3I-Au soop Willard, NYork.
Jan orr soop Victory New fork sid siooP VIM Seward
FAIL RIVER Dec si-sd sloop President EYork.
Jan l. arr sloop Arm X Holmes NYork
NEW BEDFORD, Jan Arr org F,oreHcs BucksVulei sc
ca bark Antar, Nortt Pacific. -
NFWBURYPOHT Jan Arr sch William, Nfork.
RIM-ORLEAkS. Dec 24-sd bark LuDete TOT bostou
25tb. chip Creole, NfoTk.
SID 81 MAID Of Orleans, and barb Plgr n for MOTT
26tb arr ships Ashbuon, Janata, Marnoa Hawthorn aad
Cumberland hfork.
CD ship Cairo, Boston
norfolk Dec 81 The steam m ste susqushanna arrived
on Saturday, Is hours I'm the Cspss Of Delaware
Arr yesterday brgs Ann Elizabeth ara Aoe0na
sroksb saturday, steamship Falcon, of Hsttsns.
llh. Of Cape Abiona, steamship GsoIss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-03
spoken, &c.

J,al vi A,bo, steamship CITY OF o'''sow. r liver
pool Tor fhlassIhia
ps, a. 49, s,ehsns.d Signs. with 'hr p''es'At'.
bound east
De, ~ "a, a. Ion a. NJ sf lad, sale m Liverpool l Nieh
Nth pssssfsss
~ l.tsoh W. bfs nnel.,hed r." tAs cape 10
Ns'ds o. ma tr Hr. 80 De- rHi
o. w. Cenhian hss tfrs up artr,'as
fe ~ reported the i,eu's'I at s'ens'- sud nHs'
70 unotu Hifsf
sft 49, L., 70 ~ as r9 a. iie-,t ne no,sa i s'-
O,sats
i uii 30 r o &C. h,s H.hs,is Re ii.hs Go n.i.'
b.. i,i,sa hs ln h'sa nsos srh ss ''"'. tul
ue'ts A.
is,. 10, io boz ir bts fs t.sissss 60, nsrae,
o. tars aaus W sstt.sssi s.s 18Th q
hfs ssryssi 's Fs. l-r Me- ts'. 10 Vh.s'e'
Dee. booze ~ s,ssHshr tef"re .'' ''r"
n-s'.trs nsfis. co. i-otr~-i
re- 49, 81 ns's.s, shr l~s Ass h~'~ Me- o'''.-
3d. u.sss
iist iu s~s love u.rs-ss tis is~s uavss ir' nrss--
ps-is To- u 90 i-sa na 40 s'h rssl H~" H-'F' go As's''
&C. isis ~rt
s-st,.s R.s 81, H.'.i. ,-l er'~ Fr-si--A -
49, n,i.sss
-. lee H.r pt~.hhi psi-s' Re-
rs~s.--i-
~ ~ ~ % i--s 90 chr n.~s.-~s H-s-'' -f ed -
rtl.lsirti- issr1ss 49, 49, Fse~es-~ - i--s'-is
10 on ~. H.sssrri nv n -'-- r--a-@ 'hr
s,-s sr 80 -hi 81 ~- s--'i ~h $50 - -
Li-a
a. '--. t-s H-'r er e-i'-''-- '' ".-
$50
i...Sir h-. t-.. '',,A.- ee-- NJ e'n--' r'
n-.,-~
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PossenRers Sailed.

a"shR lea, for LtgsSgss 5 SSa Maiad Mr.
n DIR Putnam Boston, Mr Geo Mitchell Glasgo"
Mr. BFFn SON. Rockville W Mr. Antoine Levssqge n995'SG
NJ, on Duncan and Mrs Turner England hob
srton Mr. Kennedy Mr. Terry Canada Mr. Titus Hamilton
CIV Mr. Wilmer, London; Mr. Pamsndon moea fleldsI
Fngspd: Tlston Quebec Mr. Edward Mswson, Phade
pha Right Rev Arch Bishop of Cincinnati Mr. smith new
Hork Mr. Cremazs Mr. McSmpon Quebec Mr. Duncan cFf er
son quebec ST Andre London Mr. Gillespie Mr. Kennedy Canada
Lieut. Robson RN Mr. kobt Wer Montreal Mr. koot msr moa
,ssa Mr. Miller Montreal MIR Mrs Rap Mr. Bene Mr. w ii
Middleton Natal Cape Good Hope Mr. George Hastings M faoo
Italy: Mr. ssndford York; Mr. Wilson MI James Eofdoa
ousb.c; MIR Tarng Bla London Mr. White montrea MI
Davies Chas sOuon Mrs Mitchell Mr. james Dean h Kos''
~ Ross
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-03

sws asa alt. N Bloc Island he sas spit 'qas" SAL
ny NJ 10. stove bost and Lost part Of d-ck Lad.
Sch Warrior tof Hsncrcs Wooster Black Cfeef ~ ~ az l
JACOB Gree Sailed Horace Gfssey and " AK
tsks New YORK g9d The Gull Stsar .tovs boat AND "st
part o. deck load.
Sch Eaphsmia DAVIS Thosas II ballast, to W Laws
sch BIo'sou. Collns l. psc, Dsl ? d. corn.
Sch De Reset Wilmington NC, IL, naval stores, TO
Brown De Rossstt A Co.
BELOw-Brgs May from Galveston, cotton &C. % Husssy
Murray Euras Dsr-n. yellow sch X Perry. Cartha
g-ua Everett Brother Also sch ssgotch I'm Cedar
Key.
A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-03

The undersigned knows no better way than
through the public press of expressing the gratitude ne
feels to many of bic friends for help in time OF need and
under circumstances where his unasssted efforts would
have been unavsling With the donations OF his nendS
in this City, Boston and Salem Mass and olher places so
ded 70 the savings of his brother undersigned has been
enabled at last 10 purchase that brother George Taylor
from Slavery and bring him to the North and has remaining
consdersbe sum toward the redemption of his wife and
Ia fSigned VIM TAYLOR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-03

CANADA AsD Nyw-BRUSswicE.-Tbs lie y
boundary dispute between Canada and New
Brunswick, involving a claim a. upward u 0J9
square miles Of territory. Tho British Govern
ment has appointed Right Hon. DR.. Lushingt,p.
Mr. Fslconer and DR.. T~iss, srbites y deter
mine the boundary In dispute.
HARVARD UEIvEHsirY There 1s nou So
students IN tho University Of Cambri6zs q nan.
Der exceeding that Of my previous Jos, sine Us
Foundation. Ninety five % thsss stsdshts tss
Ion other States
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To Ulnrinens

The buoy from soah BrrsI.r nsar Bakers sssdl
hsn month $50 A. This important bnoy,
should be ma sdatslY replaced
Engineer. had arrived Al Key West he Dth
N tie Iron LEh Houss 10 be erected Sand
Key light Willie ahsss tho waters edge ans can be
Of 20 mss The iof The iansfn Of the
dsfrpou and hs ensss Of which there sessfa
hundred MI 'ho- hght mere brilliant Than hs u sm'd herv
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.-. .. '-4. p-.... p! TIC ''f--e- 4 49, p-'-:' -
t- - sh--- 60 - ~ -s' ~ -.'r 'Ar-' ','s'" -
is.... h.- ~. sn,- --g. "a slr r-'s So %
..t-,,- :. .-t '.Lt -.s 80 ~ -
N A. - ~ 49,. 49,.
g4.s s ". t-t- : hh -!- .Ir s-~.-h-- r'-..-''
tH ~ ~ it- N. t--4
go. T. .ti- " ..i., rfsi ~ 49, pslr.I .-r-.. -. =
s. -. 4-.is sns ~ a. 80 49, ~ -. ~. '.r-''
--i.N
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TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
Cleared.
PORT or NEw.YoRK......

Steamship magnolia, Hayden, Savannah.
Sims 81 dennis Foansbee HA,rs Boyd Hncken Prince AL
bert Meyer London Grhne Mnurn CO. Helen McGaw Lent
Point Comfort.
Brgs David Dufe, Ogden Wilmington NC Geo walton, Ban
get. Mstanzas d Curtis Co.
Roaefs, Morrison, Tampa Bay Beal Mehct De
Witt Ira Brewster Horton, Wilmington, NC Ann smith, Iotten
Wilmington, NC.
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[From our Correspondent
PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA, Jan 9-d7rred- Steamship CITY OF Ea'go"
Mstibsws LverpooL sch Ann Somsrs, SOmsrs New Y0rL
Cleared--Bngs Erie, (Br Graham Jamaica; w smith, rel
". GaNssron. schrs Ann soueIs Some re, NevIo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-03

Loss or Cart. KNIGHT. OF SHIP lyANHOE.-
We accidentally omitted TO announce the painful
intelligence of the loss of Capt. KNIGHT Of the
packet ship Ivanhoe. one of Taylor Meuilrs
line of Liverpool packets which arrived at this
port on Tuesday evening last The lvanhoe, on
the goth November, when in lat "a, long 10, ex-
perienced heavy gale, in which her spars were
sprung. her sails split, &c. and shipped heavy
sea which washed overheard Capt. Knight, who
was minute before seen hauling on the main
topsRi brace. No person saw him go overheard
and nothing was seen of him aiterward. The
vessels in port on Wednesday displayed their
flags at haf.mast in testimony Of his worth Capt
Knight was no relative of Capt knight of the
packet ship New World, as is supposed by many.
Posi-. OFFICE STATIsTIcs-We are indebted
to Mr.. BRADY, our efficient Postmaster, for the
following statistics of the Office for the quarter
ending Dec. 81, 1880
California Letters 9l2
Foreign do do .....'...'''''.''''''''''S3gg G95
Foreign do do .........................S5S 45i
Total. .9A8l6
To this add the daily average OF domestic cor
respondence of say $4,000 letters, and the amount
of letters received and sent by transient vessels
and it will give 6O37 900 letters that have passed
through this office in the last quarter.
The number of Foreign Newspapers for the
quarter is as follows Received, 1863 ,233, and sent
32GO6s, amounting to 495,3Ol.
The amount OF letters advertised in the quarter
was 81 ,942, one.third of which have been called
for and delivered to the rightful owners.
THE CONFECTIOEERs-This body Of lndustrials
will be represented for the future in the Industrial
Congress by Benedict De Angels, of the Second
Ward. He delivers a lecture on the necessity OF
Political Reform next Monday evening, at Stone
ais Hotel l3l FultOn-st
TEMPLAR BALL.-We understand that Pales-
tine Encampment of Knight Tenplars are about
getting up Ball. 1t will no doubt be tiPtoP
affair, and will call out large representation OF
the Masonic fraternity.
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IMMATURE ALnAKAc......THIs DAY.

su-Rsss.......s IS ssn.-.. 4S heoE-ss".. Yum
HIGH WATEk....-.JAh
ssnsy HOok .s0 27m Gov hlsndS 57m Hell oAh ell 10"
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PosT.OFFIcE STATIsTIcs-We are indebted
to Mr.. BRADY, our efficient Postmaster, for the
following statistics of the Office for the quarter
ending Dec 81 1850:
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-03

ALL EXPLAINED AT LAsr.-Mr. A. J.
Davis, in his work entitled 'The Philos-
ophy Of Spiritual lnlercourse"--thus
lays open the mystery which has here
tolore enveIopcd some Of the spirits"
in Rochester and elsewhere:
now proceed to explain how spirits
can move table or her inorganic sub-
stances: A spirit, without possessing
any of the grossness of The earthly form,
is yet organized in its principles and
functions precisely as IRE are in this life;
and when it-a sprit-dcsires to move
table (by way manilesting its near
ness) it ccncentra les its own magnetic
and powerful elements SO as to take
hold as it were, Of the magnetism Of
the atmosphere. In like manner this
aimospherical magnetism takes hold OF
the electricity OF the air. and lhe latter
is then concentrated upon the article
which it is the spirits design to move.
Atmespherical magnetism and elcc,ri-
city are, therefore, the neTres and mus
cies which spirits employ when MANI
Testing their presence 10 the material
senses oil believing as well as skeptical
individuals. Hence, when, "rappings''
are heard, and when il is certain that
no nlschIcvious or designing person is
producing them by way of imitation,
then II is perfectly reasonable TO COLI
clude, as has been hitherto explained,
that a friendly spirit from the splrlt-land
10 producing electrical, rolling concuss
sions. upon somc material substance,
through the intermediate agencies Of
terrestrial magnetism and electricity -
The modus operdnoi Of these phcnomc-
ma | design not now TO detail; because,
at present it is deemed sufficient tor
mankind TO knop that it is both natu-
rally anu phiIosopically possible for
spints TO approach and influence heavy
aud gross bodies Of matter.
After such lucid exposition, no one
can possibly be at loss TO account Tor
these manifes tations-- provided they
understand it.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-03
To our Irish Friends.

We trust that all our Irish friends
will vote the Whig tickets to-day. 1t
was only through the Wing influence
that the right to vote at all was secured
to the Woodworking, honest SONS Of the
Emerald Isle. In 1913, when our Con-
sttution was adopted, which gives for
eigners the right TO vote, the locolocos
did all in their power To prevent the adop-
tion Of the Constitution, and they vo-
ted to reject it, and thus, among other
things, to deprive foreigners from voting.
But the Whlgssustained it, aud thus Sc
cured to Foreigners the right to vote. IL
the Locoiucos could succeed in getting
the power this year, they would deprive
every honest, hardworking Irishman Of
his vote. Come up TO the polls, there
fore, lrshmen, and vote tie Wing tick
ct, and thus retain your privilege to
vote. We always d iend the rights of
lrishlnen, because we know that they
are honest and deserving, and are al
ways imposed upon by the locof cos,
who would deprive them of their rights
and trampc upon their religion, ii they
could.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-03
Vote early.

We urge upon the Whigs the import
ance Of voting Ms early in the day as
they possibly can; much is gained by
this. II shows that ilcy feel deep
interest in the elections and vote prcn,pt-
iy, AS a matter of principle To sustain
law and order and good government,
and 10 prevent recreation Of The scenes
Of 1912, when such men 10 Walter $.
Burgess, Welcome Is. Snylcs, and 9th
ers, Who are now the locoioco candi-
dates Tor Office, attempted 10 overthrow
the government oi the State, aiId tram
pie upon all law and ull authority.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-03
AarrtrO.

In Somci set, Goth inst, Mr.. Daniel Chace to
Miss Nancy J. b., daughter Of Israel Brayton,
Esq, all OF Somerset.
February l7'h 1851, by the Rev. Mr.. Barlow,
Chaplain 4. >. ~, oa bu',Id u. :. iiig.tte lnd =
penicncr, BAY Of Naples, DIR. Nm. Il. Ballard,
of New York, and Siynorina Angelina ID. Dec, Of
Naples.
liz Providence, 27lh inst, by Rev. Martin Che
ncy, Mr.. Abrrr u. Ang u, of Providence, and
Miss Amy A.Angell, daughter Of Emor Angel.
Esq, of Scitu,te.
In Fall River, ON the 2Hh insr by Rev. MIR.
R-yc,, Mr. Asa Pcuey, Jr., and Miss Corncla
+ Bliss.
In Bris,sl, March 9th, Mr.. William Pcarce
Swan nd Miss Caroline Elizabeth, d'u ghtcr OF
Mr.. Daniel Eastc,brroks, all Of Is.
In Providence, 25th inst, Mr.. Asa 5. Putnam,
Of BROOKLYN, Ct., aud Miss Sarah r.. Wilbur,
daughter OF Mathew 6. Wilbur, Esq, Of Plain
field, Ct.