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The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-18
MR.. wEBsTER's SPEECH AT BUF.


It i6 evident from the document before
US that the Tide Of Fanalicism is too strong
to be bu1eled, even by the luSiy sinews oi
the 'gOd.like Daniel" Not many years
since he was told in bis place in the Senate.
Of the United States BY 'Ths great South
erneT, " that such would be the result. tie
was loSewarned, that even he, as much as be
then dSsPised ;he abolition faction. must
soon 60 into retirement OF bow to its dic
tatsS. Nov the prediction is about being
fulfilled, and Webster knows and feels It.
lie ieelB that be must Pander to Fanaicism
OF be sacrificed That be must float with
itS current or sink beneath lie FesistIess
waves. HE example will be followed by
nearly ell Of the leading asPirants at the
North.
We give below few short extracts from
bis speech assWs end It reported.
We ask, are these the sentiments oflkat
great Union party, Of which Webster Of
Massachusetts, and FOOle Of Mississippi are
such distinguished leadersl No concession
to the South. "not hairs breadth, not "one
foot" Of slave territory more, not another
slave State. But to the extracts. Hear
what the great exponent Oithe Union party
At the North says:
ia3 ~n& esq
"He had always conteuded that any
measure calculated to add to the slave ter
ritory Of the United States was uncOnstitu>
IiOnal, He never would consent thar there
he one foot Of Slave Territory beyond
what the Old Thirteen States had AZ the
foundation Of the Union. Never! Never!
J, Never!!!" l - =
- 49, - el &sfa
Slavery, as Il exists Ia the States, i
beyond the reach Of Congress-. L il th'
concern Of the States themselves. The
have never submitted il to Congress, ant
. Congress- has no right o. power over i.
shall concur, theFsloFe, "a 40 act, no meas
3 nre, no menace, no limitation of purpose
which shall inlsFGsre, Oe threaten to inter
. fsre, with the exclusive authority Of the sew
sFal States over the subject 0f slavery. as
exists within their respective limits. . al
this appears 10 me 20 be mailer Of plail
and imperative duly. But when We com'
10 speak Of admitting new States. the cub
iscl assumes q new and eniitely difieFen
) aspect Our rights and our duties are thsl
both different. The free Slales and al Ih
& states are then A. liberty 10 accept oFFejee'
When II is ssprOPosed 70 bring new member
tin,o this Dalisicas partnership, the old mem
lbers have rieht % say on what terms sue
ipanners are 70 come IN, and what shsy. aF
20 bring along win thsm, - my oplnloa
tie people ofthe United Ssales NIL nel eon
sent 70 bring new vastly extensive o.
slavsholding country. large enough or hail
. kdozsn or dozen States into the Union.
my opinion, they ought not 70 consent p
s'Genllemen. Iregrel extremely that sla
very exists On The s0ulhern States, and lha
Congres1 has npt power y acl upon y
/ Bpl # may be, IA lhe aisPepsatiol 81 So
idencs solas remedy may BE- loane lQr li
/ We lookupo ihis epeseh iha nQs
I I'm oniasd S6sdn5hl Ia 1 es bseh asn
Ilso ia brsas. Ddhls sla.a
/. "a by Southern compromisers bgIh
apq sblnips lish 4t ps erso'or
eophisa tatJ gtsel ees
s.1Y cs se'
fpm - M ~
8 fsIss. w
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-18

We lsaEn BY telegraph that the YazOO
packet, Sarah. which lea Die port on the
9th ins... Tor Louisville, reached the latter
place in safety on the 18th inst.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-18

We are absent this week in attendance
upon the convention at jackson. This will
account loE any want or editorial matter.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-18

60 1loasn tfNz.
"a rapte s Ya1oo Dsmocrui.
" Ont1 .. Juns 1sth 1851.
81 pt AIa5ams rriDed here yeslerdev.
Te be 5naagrat al san fraaeiseO-
loss esiimalsd a $1,000 0 l0-@sv.h May Ia
Painters shop. Clay slfesa Sou,h side,
Portsmouth square, heAs Grand Plass.
Tho wind which flfst blew moderately,
soon Increased 70 fury oF huFricans--f -flss
engine quickly On groud, but Cd sfeaginssr
and asaislanl aeasni ptekealsd them doug
much good.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-18
ANoTIIER GIANT


a giant boy is eklsibiIlng a tie East on !.
m nineteen yeats ct who IS elght Feet
IL height, IS lour iInnS Sfed ponnds. ena
accoE1ing tofIs opinion Sc disline isll
ptlysieians las n0t vet obl aired bis eaox.lh.
but win ID 90 probability grow two fest
He can button three conlnl6n men
in his coal, and can carry tspo barrel Of
do0l, ons under each aIm There ore many
pecu liariliea about him, which eader
him much more 40 nobi Jet ofiptersst Aslhs
81 ftwelpe. IS vas called ihs 1Warf nl
0pa Scolia being bnE three leal 81 height
and weight il rropotion. Since that time
ssven years. he hes grown1egu ularlg seVen
or eight inches year. and oa we have s..
served, is stili growing. The mos a
lranie hattsIy 81 lhe coonlfy cannot 81
es him nnr1he senera cold q ;nle1.
is parents are q olainaEg size There
nc'aine aIsI oI lIi lnl 81 isis ppee
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-18

MURDER or PART OF 4 SHIPs cREw.-A
New Bedford despatch Of The 5th insr.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-18

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g Nti celebration annisrft 81
John to Baptist |l take So
kne <4h iNtA EHe 5o e
Order sf osd slows. IS 81 s - IS
- - 4e -4ll1IIr 60
~ dinner n RS tl
ena 1n
iI
June I1.h o0AUIl.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-18

II has been resolved TO open Westminster
Abbey, in England, e tlls public. vilhoui
charge, sse 81 -
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-18

N0R tae cure q Coughs. Colds, Corsump. s.
tive Afections, md Asthma; also. for =
SrouPi " WhooPlng cough. colds, and InialIlua -.
tory levers amongst children. Hundreds of
bottles have been sold and used win more sues
where the Balsam0f Wild CheFFp bad failed
entirely, Il has promptly effected e cure. see Il
certificates, aud IS doubtless the most efica-e 8
eious remedy exiant It il pleasant 10 takesses
.produces Immediate relief, and does nos as =.
fringe The bowels, Qf hiselass. scarcely =
case g 70 be found but what VIII BE cured or +,
greeti1 benefited bY the use ol d single bottls
BdPSON ,A coy 4 -ssts.s
NO. T. SEROPSHlRR Esirss
4ozoo cilY June 18th 1851 ssd.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-18

"He had always contended that any
measure calculated to add TO the slave ter.
ritory Of the United States was uncOnstitu~
liOnal, He never would consent thar there
he one foot Of Slave Territory beyond
Whatthe Old Thirteen States had AZ the
foundation Of the Union. Nsverg NevsF!!
Never!!!" A 'e's..
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Whalers.

Sid fm Holmes Hole Oct 10, ship Citizen. Bailey Arctic
All at Provincetown Oct. 10, schr Hanover Holmes,
North Atlantic Ocean with 100 bills s OIL Spoke Oct'
2 schr Harriet Neal. IS bbls. lth. schr A NICHOLSON
Ships New Bedford Gray Of New Bedf nd and Neptun
Allen OF w-London reported TO have been Totally
lost IN the Arctic Ocean. L., ,
In Arctic Ocean IN July Neptune New London, clean
this season Aug !, Magnolia, Newb Bedford, DO 20 !,
Vine, ard Of Edgartown $50 nothing TINS season he
whole fleet believed to have done little any ne,er ~ Is
thought that the whole feet some 300 san We beese are
now vending their way rapidly possible to- the North
west Coast for the purpose OF rehtng and endea'og 70
retrieve their fortune. - A., n,
SpoEenTSept l. iat 81 N, Ion. 1871 30 W. ship John
witch Islands to repair, had taken no oil this season
Sent r. lat 80 s., Ion. 10 IS W, ship VIM Lee OF
Newport 800 50. 100 VIII bound home.
Aug Fl lat rs lon -, bark Andrews, Me, New-bed-
ford $50 bbs had home 500 bbls Had SPOKEN loh
ship Susannah" New Bedford, 400 bills had whales
along side day ship Eagle New Bedford the s
m Francisco paper too obscuTey printed 10 De
decyphered. bat look like 800 bbis a..
letter has been received from CAPT Cory whaieshp
Mechanic Newport dated at Fayal Sept e. stating ht
all hands were well and that they had taken TWO bac a
fish The ship was sail the next day on cruise. 49,
Cid at Honolulu July go brig Janet, Crows oil west
Al Tahit, July r. ship Massachusetts, Chase for New
Bedford with 500 bbls sperm Captain SICK AS before
stated John Anderson, of and for do IN days, iull
Arr ut New Bedford 18th. ship Alfred Gibbs, new oil
Bedford 425 tuns) Drummond, Bath 10 Mt for whaling
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Disasters, &c.

sur ADRIAN, Scott. a, Savannah from CAIso reports
havmg eipeilenced heavy weather on the passage.
BRIG vk-On the lpsh inst. brgtAUe. fT,m Curacao
tcE NswHo'k IN heavy gale ffou!E. and lat 81 20,
and fOiesai The malnmast was parted nu Sb6ve de-
and the fore to2mast IN the foremost The bboom
aisc carried away with most of the head and all the
ssh and rigging acf BY the board few psces
OF standing rigging which the succeeded IN hauling
deck Same night the stern boat, with the davis was
washed away by heavy driving 18th INST OF Curri-
tuck inlet, Wind blowing gale from the eastward the
@esa was rent TO pieces. aud the vessel very near
running ashore bat the wind afterward hauling
htte IL her favor, abe succeeded IN cawiHg oh A Jury
mainmast had been rsged. but with all the appliances
hand but little saul could be made The captain snde
60 nm INTO ChaIlessoa lnin and Henry bat
xesse not beng under sufficient commend these attempts
were succs ssTyely abandoned sxh INST. A NJ. when
aeI Cape Henry hold Of by steamer Sou;herner
nom ChSiIesien, and,owed INTO NeNYoS Great credi,
Is cue 70 t2pt DcAnsn fey The ass stance which his
nAnmity Afforded IN this ns'ence his arrival this pot
ehs ssAy.d apou, y or Il hours IN consequence The
Tow psns OF "a tuns burden with heavy head beat sea-
RETARDED the progress OF the about Knots per
BRIG osrE Stafford at Savannah from RIO De J,neiro.
ooID1 10 Chareston put N fT Aaroor. reports that on
the 18TH MS N the Gulf SJse2u si 81 So icus 7s saw
and Jb boom az carried away Tie brg had small
blue flag with C. N ITS center hull painted black with
hrg honod signal to show that al were well on board
BRIG ARGUs. Kean from Mane Cubs bound 20 Charles
ton put Savannah Inn distress ayag oct sa
&c She experienced very heavy wta.Aot
BIZ. ScHR JANE. 81 Yarmouth \. s. kctfEus fnl. -
for Boston went ashore Plumb isane beach. the
leth inst and vent 20 Issces Crew saved
Schr Teos from PALaIepha for Boston cs-go OF coal
hfOie reported sunk m Road Sound entirely disappeared
during the gale ii the ism Sloop Ne~N0Tk. ballast
s4ter ashore near Pant Shirley and w.cs 10
Crew saved.
Hl,rsc, from 4 lstter dated San Francisco. Sept Is
" The whale ship John Wells MAS spoken near the Sand
wch Isis nds nearly SINKING condition. she
petsy tTeken 10 for serycehad been between two
tsberss. and II she had DO; been very stsolg vessel
would haze gone rs others didtosf cutwater yard &c
She ports Of the whale ships vent 70 pieces
~ minutes sfter they ncosed IN the ice. The
counts frshlfu given h the offcers OF the W
eight ships tal loss and about 60 more crippled
IN dreadful way. Part had CONS Hong Kong for
pairs Ship ChlAs, Rsynasd Of New Bedford safe and
sehed fer bone, died with OH from the scsed vessels
bs,k ABaar Swif. If New Bedford, also safe, oil
FhsIs EsGansr 81 the whslSf ship AFsssua, tsss
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DIED.

On Tassday morning. Oct. o. 1884, Mrs MARY Il
NICHOLS. daughter OF Edward Auigur M. d, aged 80
pears
Her rsrs WIN be taken to Marlboro, Ulster County
fsS intenps&,
Aug IA. CHARLES JOSEPH. aged II DAYS. and on
Oct il, JOHN PErIIGREW, aged months ana u DAYS.
tvsn sens q Joseph and Agnes Thompson, Johnson st
Brooklyn.
On TUESDAY evening, Oct 81. Mrs. EMELINE SIMP-
son. vie sf klUah Simpson, aged 81
The relatives and friends of the deceased invited 10
atteac the foafral this day al II O'Clock a M al No
- Ssgslk st
In New O.esss DC, 10. after short illness WILLIAM
-AlHCkBEil. rtney native OF Conrectfcut. and ior
many resident of NewYork City. agtd about al.
On the passsse from San Francisco 20 Panama. DE
WITT CLINTON .GoJ-RIAY IN h,s 2Sth wear only sos
81 Robert s,scuIlAy,S 81 TIN city
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Raescngers Arrived

~ asewsts' Florida, Jros SaransaA-Dr j. r. Gilbert.
., nessow. y. Bydie. Ms Amy Rogers, +. r Ro-
r Mills. Mrs LuIai, W II. Sseysns-is ia s,esn.ss
IN s.es~sr C,r 81 R<Tnos1, from Norol-Mr AID
Ma y. Cooper, Mss aud Haster Cooper. Mss Johnson
ASs Woodland, W valpy, or Freeman, Mr. Barry Mas
Coanor, Mr. and Mrs Hoscg g. Betner, Mr. Warren Mrs
Capt fsrsy and scn.J Swessey Mrs. Lee. Miss fh-i2
is sieansap SostAesaer frsx Csarles,oaMrs Sssnson
and eAiftrsa Ms Hlburg sad infant, " d Pluades
e. WsUss. {. Wsiuasgsr, J. &. Nelson. ID. Sawyer
0. J. Doy. W @ Bates. John l. Livingston. ". l.. L,v-
mgsson, 4 = RrosninS and lady. W shannon. D. B.
m the stserage:
IL sch Ewsly Hsil.ari. from 81 Jesss. R-Miss Mary
y. Bryan. Mr.. Juan. Y. Rurufl
n fr,s Cw,sss tyew sseaWlsa-y rsaclsce Remsre,
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MARRIED.

Oct 10, at the Nsrfols-s Baptist Chapel by Rev TAos
Aial.age. Capt JAMES l. MYERS 10 Miss lMOGEN
VIVA ElER, all of tins city.
On he 2ist Nov. BY Rev. d.. De Witt, MARTIN &
GRka NE TO MATILDA NJ, daughter Of Andrew {.
Zahrxkie.
AT Lexington, Me. Nov. g. BY Rev A v. c. Schenck Of
that place, JAMES IL BACON. Esq, of 81 LOUIS to
Mrs. e AMANDA SChENCK. daughter Of DAVID
Schsuck ESQ., of pantury, Conn.
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Receipts of Preduce.

n. tAs North RIrer Boats 7O bbls Tlorr sc
d. Ashes Al do Whisky 6 pkgs Beef do Cheese
seA do Butter bales Wool; 1900 bushels Oats 322s do
Wheat; "a .o2S do Corn.
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&nnkeIl. &c.

Sept r. lat 40 49, long g. ship Augustine head ao7'
I'm New-York May 22) for Hobart Town, v y L.
Sept o. early N the morning. MI es distant I'M oyrha
was bark Iona. King, which sid I'm smyrna 'e is"
previous bound 10 Boston. -; ,,t.,
Aug 25 Tat 80 q s. long 40 f, was seen snip Aie''
Howes, I'm. Calcutta for Boston. , I'D
Oct 6 lat 20 o. long 50 o. ship Ocean Johaasen "i ana
FIN Bremen for Baltimore. e.. 81 Co.,
Aug H. lat &c long l22 W bark Somerset I'm. San
Francisco for Valparaiso , 49,, - l. g.,
Oct Ii Chc0teague w. 80 mile, DIE HsU'"' - US i'
cardenas for New-York. - 49,. po;,,.
JUL G. lat Al s. long IS W. bark Chas Devens bauey'
I'm New. Orleans, March 9. for San Francisco .
Aug 80 in the River La Platte. was seen an american
bark showing signal with white and blue perpendicular
Sent 80 lat 90 TO- long 49, bark f. Hchoon Churchill
I'm Port ROYAL, Jam for Boston.
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srr-Rses..-6 10 Setx---3 le 40,
grag Withhold "a a "a,
szpdy Eoos 5 26m Gov isa1d.-o ssn' h'A "'''
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK --.-oCToBEl
Cleared.

sieanshlps-C'y Of P,,sburgh stoitstuy Ifaner r.
shr.- Cro,oa Biys Portau-Pnnce, a =, Hn'e5c
Co VIM l. Jones Tyier says1Gah; n B. & Cook Smith
Co. Msssppi bLyap; 81. Soh" ( h sutton
BartsKSheen Allen New Bsq5'rs aexaaesr s.
Wiley; " o. Alden Bates Benz
Bne BrnserbOa CrOek San Iaaa i DnIha
,S.ne. IN, Mahor Londonderry, SlW hitneyi 0c-
49, y As Bcston s. W Lewis Isabella Bsyd Caas ZEE
Oinsy Sessions Mary Augusta waits fo''i1hu' n '"
Trundy. -. u,1ancs
Propeller-Michigan, NoIehouse, phiiadePHia' . ~
Brfggs.
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olJ ImMW&FS No IA WALL

OFF1cE or The NEw-JERsEY EXPLORING Az Nryrso
GosPAsY, NJ 81 Libertyst. New York 23d Sept 1851 I
THE NEW-JERSEY EXPLORING
\ AND MINING COMPANY and the SUSSEX ZINC
AND COPPER MINING AND NANUFACTJJRING
COMPANY having by legal articles OF agreement consoi-
dAted tneH respective interests the shareholders of each
q any are equally interested in the property and effects
OF both and w be equally entitled to all dividends
thereon lac III JAMES L. CURTIS, President
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DOARD.-Wanted, in a respectable
ID neghborhood, board for gentleman ms wl,e ana
sister Address No 42i Tribune Office. o<V u
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sstire loan Is SIS ss5 being average oil ~ s4' PER
sert The loan 10 now held at 10 with Ill BID.


sssire loan rs SIS ss5 being an average oil 80 AZ per
cent. The loan il now held at 10 with Ill BID.
The Erening Journal says the contract
mr. the northern Railroad from Albany 70 Eagle Bridge
has been given TO Messrs. George W. Baker ana
Richard Hoes The road will be completed IN nine
months TO Cohoes, and in twenty months 10 Eage
Bridge. A new survey OF the road has been rnane'
and the line somewh modified. The line OF the
road commences at the northern bounds oil AiOaHs
and runs parallel with the Ene Canal until II reaches
a point about quarter Of mile norm oil lhe 'eS'
Troy Turnpike toll gate, where It crosses 'ne '"na
nm IN the fats cas-, of the Schuyler mansion Ihence
north through Port Schuyler thence nol'h N HUH
.t,h.U G Arsenal through Wateryfeit and west
IT,, c,os.ing on TO Green Island on the east SIDE Of
he ron bridge over the Cut which enters 'he
r,o,n this place it runs northwest, crossing tue
rh,mn,ain canal about mile north OF the Pank i'ofu
thence northerly TO the village oil Conoe,
,roseing the Mohawk rIver about 400 feet "ess " M
nresent bridge thence a short distance "es' ol tue
Village OF Waterford, and crossing tne cdndi nedi
,hs d,stille thence parallel with the Troy ana oaf
aNoga Railroad, crossing II thirteen mics from Al
ANY thence north, crossing the hudson fiVer, anu
vunn,ng along the side hills 10 ScaghucoKe, Wch i
tweIty7one miles from Albany thence running on
She eas,erly bank of the Hoosc passing through var
New Village and Johnson Village, keeping the vauey
Of the Hooslc till 1t connects WIN ue ~ I'd
vosd AZ Eagle Bridge The entire me Oh roy 81
from Albany to Eagle Bridge IN nlhe oreI
miles The highest grade does not exceed 10 Ieet 70
fhe mile and this is only for short distance pc
tveen Green Island and Cohoes ard oetweeh ule
valley OF the HoOsic and the Hudson
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en-. .,,,,, Ocean at The Mutual Name
insurance Office Sez Bedford Tor saw, $500 -
agents aud S3CcG for the captain anu .".'e - ne
ce,,cs ID le5 AZ he BelfoId Comnrr ciAl ; Vgr -
Paoifc and 100 a. the Whan- O1.s Nen :. ,o
o. 10Th not iusufed) Upoa me New Deo'o'1 'A'''
Ca.ts Wilson ofhe Br brig Rio Grande ANY ~
rs ~ YESTERDAY from Trinidad &c Luoa; nioim IN q
N, Sorh -, IS niles west Of Egg Harcor ien ~
with the schr Lycurrus OF tncse'ioH9 y .. ~ her
per,on board she hii an nes % md solsl
h. A. gone pposs tbatshe had n-ose rem s.s
borInet Pat the mate and two men On o'afa @A1
sTFawsHI VlcrRoY The engines Of the s,s1mse
yiceroy wrecked last gear 80 ~ % &c hen
purchascd hv COMPANY IN Yarnon.h' y >, 49,, 80 me
soS 70 srn N New York aid are now on Ogti ~
bng- Stue GiYsey about % SAL i;oh Yarmouth IT
fgrs mi, # shin CArHARIyE, ashore at East Hanp,
ton I was sold for Sl65 and me cargo, c'nshels ~
ron s &c sy Of the bark Vernon at Savannah from New
yorL rerorts that he boarded 'he "leA -. ne d. m
Ind9s tbefore reported burnt at sea- and TOOK some A'
pRnyIsnfrovs Oct 2oNo' great amour; Of dan
are done Yesterday IN the storm OWN proeAo' 49,
au nSmber of vessels IA the harbor. ScAr ApeI'
Steel OF Gloucester dnf;ed as nsi on; s,oo En-
ceiyed damage 70 the amount OF 50 OF Sun ofhr So,
Snrng of Harwich also received about the same ahon
81 damage shr Jonn Tie ,s Of i,nceo9s shr
Ysmbuca OF do lost maInmast sehr MY, OF 90, =
high ON the shore schr Rio Grande Of do lost e1S
Among The coasters the harhor tina. rode olt VIC
IKE was brig Lucy Atwood, Of Orrlngion <Ar
Letters have been received from CAPT H9pAn ms Nse
lost four men Samuel p Hopkins. Thomas 5 Over ano
Henry s. Shaw. of Truro, and Portuguese, name h0'
known. 49,. FL, r. -, p,,ton
Capt Knapp and crew, late o. PARK Condor OF b91r
en,ioned wrecked came passengers IN sem tx
coed " hich arrived at Charleston 18th INST. . -.
The Ne,,buryr0rf Herald says telegraphlc uatv
from N.ssrs DAVID and VIM Hale, received on SATURDAY
evening announces the safety of the hshlng scars
ger He1ion Atlas and Reindeer and also hs' Gp' CO,
Dsueys vessel the Atlantic Of which nothing has yet ee
heard is lost There remain q OF our heet ~ ~"
orn-26haye been reported 10 be SAFE aad ID a. us
II was schr Isaac Tunnel mot Joseph Farwe, th~ " -
IN contact with brig Altoona, for Maianzas az io
On Sunday The schT carried away her jbboom ana soie
ofthe head gear unshipped nam boom and REM nl,s
The brig received but trng damage whlch VIZ , w
principally by cutting away the rgelns WINE III VIC ~
clearing the vessels . ,.,o, C,l,z :,
BRIG CORfsTH Of and for Newburyport from tuth, "
tow OF steamer Telegraph. leaking LOCO strokes e NJ No.,
got ashore the fats below Edgartown' on re ' NJ
and will have discharge part of her cargo W SAT- '
getting of
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INTEREST on CITY STOCKS.-The
Interest on the Public Stocks ofthe City of New York.
que and PAYABLE Nov ISL will be paid that day, BY
shephefd Knapp ESQ Chamberlain of the CITY, at the
Mechanics Bank, No % Wall St
Tne Transfer Books Will be closed on SATURDAY Oct.
II. n O'Clock = NJ
For the accommodation Of Stockholders, Transfers win
De permitted DUNG the period the Books remain closed,
TO tale effect Nov. 4. 1851 j X. TAYLOR. Controller
ContIollers Once. New York. Oct 3. 1851. d INA
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DOOM.-A Gentleman and Wife or two
single Gentlemen car be accommodated WIN pleas
an, Room M "a Rufgerst Reference and required
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ROARDING-To let, with Board, a
suit of rooms on third floor also. back paIlor ir
nished or unfurnished first class house, No 81 ives.
18th II References exchanged wv Im
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ROARD-A Gentleman and ms ls,,. WI" ,.it,
nleasant Rooms and Board, at Ne. ia East BfoaiwaN
! RefersureS exchanged VI im7
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Hlonen Wanteo an6 to foan.

MONEY WANTED.-Al loan of - 900
I've wanted. for or Years productive fsa b':,.
worth double the amont The property stcasd n w
FouIth-sy. For further information enquire 4
REYNOLDS YANsCIAlCk.
olln No - Nsssas-s
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DOARDING.-AG Gentleman and wife
ID can obtan Board and pleasant rooms. furnished OF
af,rsbed IN small gentes family with but few board
srs one or two SINGLE gentlemen can have rooms separae
or together Cali for week at No los hasl- nioa"
81
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NANTED-In a private family, ioca-
w ton central a furnished Parlor ami beaIe3uis,
with OF without Board. Ii with Board private .apie
reouired Good reference required and gwen AuS,.s'
Roy No SAC Post Office. o@i D
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ROARD.-Two Young Men can be ac-
- conmodated with Board private family. IN woos-
ter 81, Grand Address E. E. Broadway Post OF
nee o22lts
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BOARD A Gentleman NAV have a
- pleasant Room. with full partial Board, at the
eis,bly located DIV cling, No 10 Wocster-s, o22 3ts
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pOARD.-TO let, two or three unfur-
l1 nshed Rooms with Breakfast and Tea, a priv
family where the French language spoken. Hot and
Cod Baths the house Apply ~ No. 81 18th st be-
Ne. n 4ih and sth-ays or Sc
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IL handsome Of Rooms. the tn I'd floor to let
for genilsmen. with without Board also single Rocus
L.ss above, u. Ring, No. ~ B,psd ~aY cor
pg VI ,shas. 81
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ROOMS Without

desiring FURNISHED
UNFURNIsHED ROOMS. N pTivatne, iam. y.
With or without partial Board. may appP az NO o.
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THE NEW MODEL HOTEL.-Fur-

FURNISHED ROOMS-To let for par
ties Of two and three single gentlemen a room, at
No. MuTay-st. oil If