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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-07

The MASSACHUSETTS CoALITIONIsTs.-O
hundred and seventy members of the Senate and
R.~
published an address to the people, exposing and
denouncing the bargain of the democrats and free
soers for the election Of Governor, U. S. Senator,
etc. The address says:
"We think it due to the fair fame of our State
that such transactions should not go forth to the
world in a silence which might be construed into
an admission that they in conformity with the
usual principles and conduct Of those who are
trusted by the people of Massachusetts to make its
laws. We think it due to The public morals that
the true character of such acts should not be OBJ
secured in any minds by the miserable sophistry
which has been thrown over them
The address is quite lengthy, and exceedingly
severe upon the coationists.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-07

THE ELECTRICAL FEBRIFUGE; or
Speeds Fever Tonic.
II The greatest discovery OF the age by which
FEVERS OF ALL TYPES AND GRADES,
from produced whatever Called be eectu
ally and permanently cured, in from
TWO TO TWENTY HOURS
1t perfectly hamen operation arcely per-
ceptible-snd it is
WARRANTED TO PERFORM
just what ii PROMISES If the directions followed.
For descriptive sheet setting forth its merits containing
references Of the highest respectsby from planer
and distinguished all through the South used
thoroughly tested properties please call any Of our nu
agents.
Dollar per bottle bottles for Five Dollars One
bottle contains sufficient for from six
~ Prepared omy by A KENDALL g. CO., " Magazine
For sale by Druggists. and dealers generally.
~ Communications promptly attended to. my2s DIN NIP
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-07

The ALGIERs' AND OpRLousAs RAILROAD.
Nothing ever exceeded the good feeling that pre-
vailed over the brief convention of this week, in
this city, to discuss the merits Of this road. We
have given the proceedings. They 60 quite as far
= practicable at present Enough has been ascer-
tained to induce the belief Of all of our citizens,
that ths road is to be made The delegates, for
the most part, will leave the city for their homes in
the course of this day.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-07

II SUNDAY next, the 9Th ins Grand Mass, for Sopranos
and Altos composed expressly for the Choir of ST. Theresa by
Curo, will he by Ladies' The
Father BLACKNEY. Office commence at 10 O'Clock iei
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.

~ the annual meeting Association held the
the ID the following officers elected for the
ing year;
v. BouLLMETT, President.
G w. SHAW, Fir-t Vice President
Il. l.. NMMO. Second Vice President.
ID. l. RICARDO, Secretary.
J. o. fIERsos, Treasurer.
DIREC TORS:
First Municpaity-ii. Bier, P. Counfs. J. Willis.
Second MuncipaliyG. Kurscheedt l.. c. Dllsrd, W. L..
Giles
Third Museipsly--J. M. vandergrff B. o'Connsl, c.
w. Whilal.
FINANCE COMMITTEE:
G. w, Shaw. Cunnifie. ..,....T. o. Harris.
INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE:
G. w. Hardy ......J Livingston. .,.....J J. Brown.
copy from the minutes;
tr45 D.. 1, RICARDO.
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RECORDER CALDwELL's CouRT.-Yesterday,
John Stanton was ordered to give bail for assault
ing j. Clarke, on Edward street, at IL O'Clock on
Thursday night. James Glover was fined ten dol
lars for assaultng Waterman named ]. Acker-
man, on Thursday night, on Race street, while he
was acting in the discharge of his duty.
Using the Knie.-Yesterday, William Patterson
was sent to the First District Court for trial, for
drawing knife, on the corner of Roman and Cy.
prus streets, on Thursday afternoon for the purpose
of stabbing woman named Mary Warney.
Batch Of Migrants. Officer Dunbar came be-
fore the Recorder, yesterday, and charged nine
vagrant young men, named John Mcdonald John
Barry, John Reilly, John Clark, Henry Hindon,
John Garvey, James Martin. Alexander Row and
Robert Richie, with Longing about Tivoli Circle
on Thursday evening. They We're all remanded
for vouchers. John Mcmillan for similar offence
| on the Levee, was remanded for a voucher
Stealing a Gun.-Leon Lambert was charged
with stealing gun, the property of Mr. Conra i'd
Channe, on the morning of the 24th of NAV, from
| on board the ship Lsonidas, which was living at
the Levee. The gun was a double barr eled one,
worth forty dollars, and he was detected in the act
of stealing it. The Recorder sent him for trial tc
| the FIRST District Court
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-07

No The Rev ALEXANDER CAMPBELL will hi
Preaching in The Chspel the Of Race and Constance
streets, next SABBATH at 4 O'Clock, P. M. je1
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J. l.. MATHEwsoN. Secretary.

FROM CENTRAL AMERICA. - The New York
Tribune has received files of the Correo del Lstrno,
published at Leon, Nicaragua, to the 81 April.
The Commandante of La Union writes, under
date of March 10: " Yesterday the steamer Cor
gon arrived here, and her commander gave notice
that the blockade was suspended, on account of
the intervention of the American and Prussian
Consuls, and would not be again renewed without
sufficient cause and formal notice. Five days ago,
Carrera returned to Guatemala, leaving force
behind him at Jutiapa. The army of San Saliva
dor increases every day; yesterday body of five
hundred men, sent by Senior Undo, reached San
Miguel
The new President of San Salvador J. F. Qui.
roe, published his inaugural address on the LIST Of
March.
The Ex-Director of Nicaragua, Norberto Ra-
mirez, says:
81 turn, finally, to the great Republic of the
North, and without entering into analysis of the
treaty of April 49, and the different interpretations
which have been given TO it, Nicaragua may
always consider 1t as an act of recognition of those
territorial acknowledgements which others desire to
make, without thence inferring any to that Gov
ernm-nt, which has always preserved with respect
the indehble memory of the immortal Washington
--an emblem of the Independence of the Continent
We may always count upon its faithfulness and
spread for the purpose of fomenting our dstrust
and inspiring anxiety. Owing to the representa-
tons of the Hon. Mr.. Squier, the sympathies OF
he gn.sd slslss .oyard Nicaragua have been
hope that the important services of that gentleman
will yield great results for Our Minister in
l. ,ndon, Senior Marcoleta, is probably already in
Washington, to establish defntively with that
Government the regulations which will forever
settle the policy and mutual relations of the two
On the LIST of March, Frenchman named Adolf
rie, Editor of the Gdceta de Costa Rica, in the
town of San Jose, in that State, with the Intention
it was supposed, of proceeding to Guatemala, and
took with him 1926 900, besides large quantity of
guns and ammunition.
On the 18th of March, at O'Clock in the morn
ing, violent earthquake was felt in the State of
Costa RIGA. A great number of buildings were
blown down, principally in the cities of San Jose,
Baredia and Barba, and much property destroyed
In Barba, two churches and large number of
dwelling houses were levelled to the earth.
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kIo JANEIRo-By The bark Gipsey, Capt Lam.
son, at New York, which lett that port April 7,
we learn that the fever had much aba,ed, and
that freights to the United States were dull, the
nominal rate being 81 per bag. Coffee was in good
demand. The weather was fine and favorable for
shipping.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-07

RETURN OF A STEAMER TO PoRr.-The steam.
ship Brother Jonathan, Captain Howes, sailed
from the port of NewYork on the evening of Mon.
day, 26th ulL, for Chagres. On the next day, at
noon, after having proceeded 1877 miles beyond
Sandy Hook, her cross. head broke, and she was
unable TO prosecute her voyage. She returned to
her wharf, in NewYork, on Wednesday evening,
the 2S'h. 1t was expected that she would 20 10
sea again, in good condition, on Friday, Both.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-07

FIRST DISTRICT CoURT,-Constdnt Grau VS..
ODen Kedrns.-ln this case petition was present.
ed to the court, praying for writ Of habeas corpus
to compel the defendant to bring up plaintiffs child
which he held in his possession. A few weeks ago.
plaintiffs wife eloped from his residence at Mobile,
and came to this city, bringing the child with her.
Mr.. Grau traced her, and found the place where
she resided with his child and he made several at
tempts to obtain it. The present writ was prayed
for, with view of getting the child brought into
court and placed under his guardianship. The
Judge granted the writ, and ordered that it should
be returned on Monday next.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-07

ID W. WOODLIEF, No. Is Chartres street,
ofsr from this day Mopday Nay g. h. entire stock
found complete having been Kept gaary replen
hed, by every steamer, through his resident agent New
York He w0nld respectfully call The attention Of the
ladies Me,chanu. Planters and Traders iu eIamna
my8 I'm p W. WOODJIEF IL Chnr,res .,
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They are certainly not likely to move in the
matter until we do, nor is it just to expect they
should. If general measures were to fail we would
recommend, then, as temporary substitute, that
separate mutual agreements be entered into BY
persons of the same trade to close all on the Sab
BATH The clerks would feel it their particular
interest to have such plans of mutual agreement
widely circulated, and numerously signed, through
their especial agency.
This Sabbath observance is great and truly
national habit, trait which distinguishes us from
most other nations. We owe it to ourselves and
to our best interests owe it to the nation and
to patriotism, to become more truly American, as
regards the Sabbath than we have been heretofore
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-07

A NARROW EscAPK.-About four o'clock yes
terday morning Police Constable Reilly noticed
man carrying a trunk, and from his manner
pected him. He gave chase, and the man dropped
trunk and jimmy, which was picked up by the
officer and made his escape.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-07
ALFRED MUNROE e. co.

JeI etSdp oloup ii Magazine street.
THIRD GRAND FLOTILLA PARTY. and
the steamboat M0NTkZUMA. sQA&A
SATURDAY Evening, June T. the boat : ~
VIII leave Algers Ferry Landing at half past O'clock
TOO! Of Cana streets O'Clock Of Julia greet half past
oo9ek loot OF ST Mary street. Lafayette. at o'cocs
.oot Of jackson street, Gretna ha cpa,t
Stock Landing Jefferson City. 10 o'clock from thence Wi
proceed up the River stopping Carroon and
to the city about 3 O'Clock ~ 'e
The public assured that these parties will be con-
ducte with the stcet prOpretv and will be- every par
ticular strictly respectable b. HUFFMAN Manaeer
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-07

CHAEIrY Notwithstanding to the report
of the stpve institution for the week ending June
6, ii would appear that the health of our city is
still very good, and that no serious sickness is
prevalent. few emigrants who have lately ar
rived by the ship Saxon, have been admitted into
the hospital, affected with diseases contracted dur
ing their voyage, and a number of strangers,
slghtly affected by the sun and the heat ; but with
these exceptions the admissions have been much
below the usual average. The weekly report
shows that there have been admitted 2l7, dis
changed 1877, deaths %, and remaining on the
books 532
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-07
VelU Fresh Goods.
P. & E. REILLY & co.
Garner of Canal and Rnva. str..ss

Have Just received steamships Georgia Union,
supply of FASHIONABLE GOODS consisting part follows,
Embroidered Jaeonet and Swiss Trimmings;
E,ni rodered Jsoonet and Swiss Bands;
Embroidered Swiss Ma Il las Saos nd Gowns:
Back Lace Mantll and Us;
Black Trimming Lace;
Great assortment OF vaencsnnes Edeiogs aud Insertings;
Fine dotted Swiss Valeneeuu.x. large figures
Coloed embroidered Swiss N-nook;
and embroidered niterchiets Pans;
White JaeOnet; Nansook Bishops Lawns;
Plain and striped Cambrirs and SWISS;
Fast colorsd Muslins and Jacones a I2t
Fine French OfgAnoirs and Mislins;
Rich printed Linen Camtrc,
~ % sold very reduced prices. ny2s lot 2ip
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-07

REMARKABLE CURR-Df Fryer, the celebrated Indian
Doctor, has the credit Of achieving remarkable
We shown the other day slave belonging the Old
Levee Steam Cotton Press, Third Municipality, who, we
informed. had been cured of consumption rather
disease OF the liver and lungs with fever OF the bowels He
discharged the 2 March. after being confined to his
bed for months The appeared perfectly restored
We also the time. who had been cured
of by DIR Fryer. lEditons Lousana State
Republican, Lafayette, May 3D. 1851. myN d&Wu
I.aa. To Coast Passengers.
SATURDAY, 9th lust the Fare by the Mail
and Canal Line Of steamers Bay st Louis Pass Christian Mis-
sisppi City and Biloxi, will las formerly Summer
dollars my24 r. GEDDEs, Agent.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-07
AN INVALID TRANsFER.-The Boston Jour-
nal of Nav 90, says:

"There arrived in this city this morning, by the
steamboat trains from New York, forty-fve foreign
paupers, twenty-four of whom were entirely desti-
tute one was totally blind, and five were direct
from the New York Ams-house; all sent to this
city on the order Of ons Pagan, agent of the State
Commissioners of New York This strikes us as
very cool proceeding on the part of the NewYork
authorities. By and by, perhaps, when the evil
has got to be incurable, we may begin to think OF
remedy for these impositons.n
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-07

We sskrosedss receipt of latest 81 Louis papers from
snnamas Alsck Scott.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-07

The Special Election In New York has resulted
10 the defeat Of sufficient number Of the recusant
SENATOR to secure the passage of the bill for the
enlargement Of The Erie Canal by the Legislature.
Full returns had not besn received, but enough
IVES known 70 indicate that at least six of the
twelve refractory SENATORS would not have chance
TO b. refractory any more, on the same important
question. THIS il q severe rebuke, but the people
have administered il with JUSTICE
MvsricAL SgvsN.-Ths second septepnal of
We MystisAl Seven will be held on the 29th Of
'siy next, At the Wesleyan University, Counecti-
cst; Emory College, Oxford, Georgia ; franklin
Tonege, Athens, Georgia; and Centenary College,
0.,su s'Ahn. Abraham J. Wright, Esq, OF New
Cssas' MAS ose. Invited 10 deliver the septenniaI
address before The Mystical Seven Of Centenary
teaasgs lJactseR ll4a.) Southern Mirror.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-07

r. WOOD " CO, Ship Cnanders and 1, ROGERS,
and R En- th s, Lsves SpPGss e., Second
n.soItmsns Of Goods. which they will ss at reasonable
V mis- 2pu
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-07

t,SSCAfED from the Second Municipality Police
d WILLIS. slave Of M, R Moore. Said slave !, a ~
a aIk " u mas hyh cheek bones, long Jaws sf
ABOUT let or inches hleh and aged about q years
AsN J. WORRELL. Warden:
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LARGE AND MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT Of
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.
alfred .Nlxll1.Oe r. 60.

French Drap d. Etc Dress Goats and Frocks Coored
do do do Sses do Posas, do do
do do 90 new style Il ose sa's, do do
English Paramttta Frocks CUnts, Pokas etc.;
BIZ and cord lpaca do do do DO do
do do Csshmereue do do do do do
Go DO Cloth sGse saes;
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BILOXI FIRE BRICKS.
Attbs, ,s =, LEEDS FousDRy, August a, 1885,
hh s aequest OF Mr. Kendall nt into our furnaca in
~ v w mel ron one OF Mr. kenaIl's brick with one of
very 9e Scotch Fire Brick Tie Scotch Brcs Ueitsd
Mr. hendasnot at all, neither broken or cracked.
LEEDS Il GO.
we are now ready supply sugar planters with on,
greatly improved FIRE BRICKS at ga Orders L. AZ
Nenuah Zoe q 20 Is. Office the New Canal.
VIII be promptly attended to.
WILLIAM II. EAGER.
mhS adpf Agent Of Biloxi Steam Rvak Woxk.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-07

IHEO. A. JAMES IL co. ..
o" common street, between Hew,ettsa
Exchange and the veraniah Hotel,
nave lufs received, per ship direct frs
rhhiS, large assortment Of GsntIenep,.
KID GLOVES,
made expressly for them by Jou,ll..
u Also, large and beautiful 10, Of - ''''''
CRAVATS.
which they will sell al ressonsbl, nric., a.. .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-23

Tie IErfei Observation-Disclosures ~ Property --feserdsy
morning la sequence the Ia the daily
p.rs arrest of young calI them
selves Martin ar roll detec Ted sstur night 1T
the Carton House In the act ofrobbng Col Mann Of
the the arrest Of those prisoners several
cles of jewplry found In their possession for <hch
owners we're wsntsd-severs bosrdes from the Bowsrf
House corn naiden lane and Broad set 10 9Th that
the called at the said hotel Friday evening
and took lodgings saying that they hadust arr iFed from
PhadeIhia Lodging was gwen TO them ~ ID the next
saturday they entered seycIs roc and broke
Oh, trnks aud stole property tnerctrom. Mr John g.
Wright lost nom his trunck gold locrrt god watca
dial revolving pistol and other arttcl a. valued In all
At Sa6 and frO the trunk Of Mr. A. d. Frost like wise
boardsr articles OF jewcry and clothing valued In all
az $50 Miss Ann y. Jarvis, residing ut toe nav Haven
House. Identified breast pn found on the prisoner Gar
roll end made affidavit chat, the 18th Instant. some
ron stole her posseseio at th- hotel two gold
bracelets, valued $40. breast pin worth $50 and two
silver valued at Slin worth 500 The iority
OF the prop, has been svered pair Of olotn
psntaoons btorSing TO f.f frost found one of
The prisoners The sccus "a parties stu locked tO
furt her exam nation
Chorcr az eroad Jrrcfry ard .qrson Yesterday, q
nan, nfmeo Moses dine arrested by ocer wnaley,
Of the raeytnsh v.rd charge Of bseskiog open =
trunk belonging Go Joseph Stetn, rsioiDs ~ No t9'
Houston street stealing thercvm several gold sui siiv
watches, tea <hsr with $40 In mcneT-mskiog T.. AL
sos The sccuscc, tsems bru6e opeo the teuHt 1,
The prppvsy, and theo set fire e. Tire clothing .in
tbet.in, eihch very ncar ovoyiog th hou g o.
nsioss The accuei yss conveyed before 10 dee Noun.
frt sho Committed A'n " prison tr thai,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-23
Terrible Explo.,o. OF Locomotive Boiler.

ENG INEER KILLED AND SEVERAL PERSON scAIDED
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Sept % 1851.
Two locomotives attached to the freight train the
Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati railroad, left here
this morning and had proceeded about three miles
when the boiler OF Of the locomotives exploded The
engineer g. Booth, formerly Of Rochester, killed In
stanty, and the engineer Of the other was so badly
scalded and otherwise injured that it is feared he
live Two fremen also badly scaded The rails
were torn up and thrown several rods from the track
and one locomotive entirely destroyed and the other
badly damaged The passe nger train viii be delay ed
Eve or ak hours
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-23
Quarterly Meeting or tAte National Tenn
perancc Society.


The society known the Nation II temperance go
eey held their regular quarterly meeA g at the Broad
wsy Tabernacle last evening The meetn ~ss called
for halfpast o'clock but before nat time had
arrived the houe was crowded with highly res ectabie
sudience.
Tie chair was taken by John Fsconer Esq., tive Pr esi-
dent Of the society and the exercises commenced with
very pretty quartc1e sung in good style by the Ale
ghanisns. prayer was offered by Rev Geo Bro ,vn /;
after which, the Alleghsnians sang oh give back Aay
mountain home y
The Rev c. j. WARsER, Secretary Of the society read
the quarterly report, The psr eple item of interest
toned in tie report the fact that the Lega.ure
had since tire last nesting Of she society, appropriated
5000 towards the sur7ot of the rempersnce Industrial
Home ssyism for irsbriates which institution is
the peculiar patronage of this society The number
OF inmates tie Home toe Isl OF May last added to
the number that have since been admitted Grounts to
2SS The report b fly siud ID the shecs Of the society
which appear TO IT, the Of the temperance
Gauss by means OF 5opu ar meetings this one to be
h'd at east four c i'll each by .he distribution OF
temperance tracts sHd by organized efforts 70 induce
the State Legislature 20 law to entirely prohibit
the sale Of into xcatIg liquors to be use2as beverage
and 20 instruct the officers of The la to seize and de-
stroy Ill Su IA liquors shall by ony competent tribunal
be adudged have BEEN kcp for the purpose OF bein
old in violation Of law Some resolutions accompanied
the report condcmhng ia terms the practice Of hodiu
political meetings aud elections 10 porter houses and
shops Tho preamble to Of the resolutions,
contained the statement that IL could be shown that the
ss ofliquCr through the ntempcrance il causes cots
ths oit, more than sloooeo PEE year. ana Paye back
AT the combustion Of the report the Hon e Frrcu
ssrH introduced 60 the meeting and proceeded TO
address ihe scuibage VA support OF the temperance
He little too lengthy 10 suit mauy 0: tho
audience, who inside vocal their dssprrova, Of his
summing 70 much time. When he had concluded,
the AleShs nians sarg toe song Of tho talers"
which ehcerod snd received with greet applause.
Severed other addresses dely ia gosd taste
and apprcp iato terms, by the Rev. a. Consy.
song called the Birds song y introduced ~ Miss
Ooodt now. Of the Aenhanans collection WAS sksa
up--n concluding ohorue stang, and che meeting dis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-23
From Washls@ton.

TiIg PRESIDENTS Observation-Disclosures
or SOUTH CARoIISA.
WAsHNaTos September q, 1851
The Presidents health IL entirely restored
William els marine, has been fully committed foT
tra. for the murder Of youth named Munie by shoot
ing him with gun on Thursday lsss.
The oficial returns OF south Carolins give
the sss free population Of the State 2sa 523 slaves
.slqsl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-23
Fires I'm Utica.

Urea, sept. ~ 1851.
The steam planning and saw mill Of Fuller, Downs Co
and Thomas welch's adjoining cooper's shed, de-
sroyed by fire on Saturday night lose, 5000 insured
$1,000 in the Utica company and $4,000 In the Etna of
this city.
AT the same time Rees g. Davis's coopers shop In
Spring street was fire but put out. On sun
dsy nsht however the shop burned to the ground
loss 5000 insured for s40o In the ftna. OF this CITY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-23
The Storm at Boston.

MARINE DIsAsTgEs-BARS vEsrA ASHORE, ETC.
BosTos, Sept. 20, 1851.
We had heavy northeast storm here last night with
copious rain
The bark vests, Finn, from Philadelphia, with COAL is
ashore at Cobessett, and has bged The reached
the light ship In safety
The brig Partridge, from Philsdeiphis for Bottom with
coal, Is ashore Hazards Shosl, Cchaeset.
A brig supposed to be the Jenny Lind, from Phsdel
phia l. ashore at Sci,uate.
There Is also a brig ashore at New Plymouth.
The schooner Montana, bound to Albany, has been
compelled put back Of having been In
contact with the brig RechAbte, OF Cape Cod The ~
Lost her rigging msinsail, bulwarks &c
The clipper ship Flying Cloud spoken. Ono date)
90 Falkland Islands 81 days frcm New York, for San
Francisco, with her niasts sprung.