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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-22

lhsno seemed most rssistanea 10 their pFug.
rcsa, thlther did tho destructive insects app1aF
N swarm la tru grealost nuAhbtra
Ono European Fesidrut a 1snglep, DE
Consui General for swodon. uho poussfs4s .
beautiful garhen in lhs aelehhofhaoA. ahoan-
ding With the ehoicsa AOseFu and shEahs 81
Europe and Africa, wAaud foF long tiuaa q
suooesaful war aaAinst Ihsin. tin axteaalsn
garden had the advantage ofA high ~all. and
outside thia barrier hs had siAtoned laliOFepu.
hired for the pufpose ~ deatFoytng tha invhd-
ing columns Onan did the Moslems shake
thsIr heads, and pssdictlag sooner o. iaieT
the dentFnctl0n Of hia gardsn, cNclAlIn against
the wiekedneas and folly OF the NaEsFsno IL
attempting 70 uyert tile degrees Of hta. AZ
Que time u was h0pogi that this beaulifal spot.
a fAvofito resort % The EurOpaana, had bsaa
-SAsad, for Hhllat all nroand had been rrndaF.
cd desolete, the garsiaH cenliaasd ia lgKs-
FlAnee ~ vegetation. a
But the day soon came, IN which ths afas-
lens predictions weru 10 be hlllled. The
locs''., eeAsiing 10 b. srawllnF grahs. pat
forth their wings and took flight Myrialls
and myriAilu, AttrActed by ths froahDebt, =
lighted on the oASls Of the desert, and In a
few hours every green blade Disappeared. tho
very bark of ths ffuit trees being gnawo'i w
such a manner ~ N rendgr thrm ingApAblu
Of producing ffuit the ensuing year
At length a favorable wind having arisen.
the locusis took fight from around TanEier.
! s.sl he sky HAa d dAfkensd BY THAR eountls.s
hosts. Vast numbers of them wrre driven To-
90 the sea AS shoals Of their putrid bodies wash,
cd bark uPnn the beach, gave syidsnea. IL
not unfrequenty happons that the offensive
odor Of the dead bodies of this insect causes
very bad contagious feveru.
The fumale locusL Lwhen full ofeggs becomes
an article offood with the M0ors They Are
boiled In salt water in the same manner a.
shrimpa, which they resemble in taste, hut Il
requires some resolution Al first 10 got the
monster into your mouth, When IN the grub
state they arc greedily dovourod by the Wild
boar, the jackhl, lox and other Wild animals
and on taking wing they arc attacked by
, storks, hawks, aud almost all the feathered
tribe
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-22
AN ACCOMMODATING JUDGE.

In fl,Ose days (from 1918 10 issO) justice
waA administered ~ the Courts WitlIDut mach
show, parade or ceremony. The judges Wore
men of some learning, who held their court
mnsty IN log houses, or IN the bar-roonis Of
thyerns httsd up ior the purpose with tenn
porATy benoh Tor the Judge, and chairs o.
benches for the lawyers and jurors. AZ the
hrst Cireuli Court 10 Washington county
held BY John heynOds,on the opening Of the
court, ths sheriff went oat futo the yatd aud
said 20 the people l--'Boyf, come in,onr John
10 aogg " hold court
This was the proclamation for opening the
court ln general the judges were adverse
20 deciding question 0flaw. They did not like
the responsibility Of offending ono or the 9TH
~ al Tie aArtiGs.- Ihey prgfsrred 20 submit
everything they could 10 be decidod ~ the
| Jury, ! know one who when asked Zoe In
structiona 10 the jury on points of law would
rub his head and tho side Of his fare with HE
hand, and say 10 the lawyers WHY gentle
men, the Jury understand u they need no
insiruchon-no doubt they will do justice In
the case
This same judge presided at court IN
which man named Green was convicted fnr
murder, and Il became his unpleasant duty
20 pronounce sentence upon the culprit
! lie called the prisoner before him and said
" hlmi MIR Greon the jury says you are
guilty Of murder, and thc law AaybyOu arc %
be hung, ! want you and all your friends on
Indian Greek TO know that IL Is not | who
condemns YOU II IN thE Jury ard the law
Mr. Green, what time would you like 10 be-
hung Z The law allows time ior your propaF-
alton
Mr. Green said May Il please your honor
] am ready at any time those who Kill the
body have no power 10 kin the soul Ny
preparation " made, and ana ready At any
tiH.a the rourt please5'
The Judge replied Mr. Gropn. Il is a very
serious matter 10 be hung; IL cant happen q
TO man but once IN hs life, and YOU had
better take all the time you can get MI
Clerk, look NJ tho Almanac, and rre whcthoI
this day four weeks comes on Sunday The
clerk looked az directed, and reported thai
that day four weeks came on Thurday,--
Then said the Judge Mr. Green, the court
will giye you until this day four weeks Tn,
case was prosecuted by james Turney, the
Attorney General, who interposcd aud said
May IL please the court, on occasions OF THU
sort, it il usual for courts " pronounce for
nal sentence 20 remind the prisoner OF hi,
perilous condition To roproye him for hi,
guilt, aud 20 warn him against the judgment
in the world 10 come To which the hdg,
replied 'Oh, Mr. Turncy, Mr. Green under
stands thH whole matter, he knows that h,
has rot 10 DO hung; YOU understand il, MI
Green, don't YOU ? 'Yes,' said the prisoner
Then Mr. Sheriff, let the prisoner be re
mandcd,and adjourn the Courts. LOU!
\ Rep
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USEFUL RECIPES.

JoHs.Y CAKE.--This recipe from the
Albany Culdyator, is superior TO any thing
ever used.
One teneupfal Of wheat -four, threc do. in-
dian meal two dp. sweet milk, ono do sour
cream, one cgE, Que ,easpOohlal SaissratuG,
one halt do. salt
SriRADouI.--Boilo one pound Of rice in
five quarts OF water for ono hour. Thon stir
in one pound of oatmeal, and salt enough 10
season II, and let il boil few minutes. Eat
with milk, sauce or molasses. This is favor,
lie dish Ia Scotland
RicE PuDDiSG.--Take half pint Of rice,
slS ounces OF sugar, two quarts OF milk, with
a little salt, butter aud Rllspiee put it cold
hours. AM pbA
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-22

fishes a letter from Mr. Brown, U. s. Consul
'at Tangier, sketehing ''visit by Locusts" to
the land Of the Moors: =,
The northern provinces of Morocco are
sometimes visited by lbeusis in such numbers
as materially TO injure vegetation. Their
rayages were Witnessed lew years ago in
the winged form, and did not commit much
injury, but settling along the sea coast, de-
posted their eggs and died. Some months
afterwards Tin July) the grub first appeared,
and was about the size OF what is comnonly
called the lion ant BY several European
residents at Tangier, u price had been set
upon each pound OF eggs procured by the
natives, and many thousand pounds weight
were, by this means, destroyed. Bot this was
of no avail---it was but drop OF wator from
the ocean; for soon the whole face of the coun-
try was blackened by columns Of these vora-
cious Insects; and as they marched ON in
their dcsoi1Iing track, neither tho loitie@t
barriers, water, nor fire, daunted them
Quenehisg with their numbers tho hottest
fro, the rear OF the dreadful columns passed
over the devoted bodies of those who had
preceded them. Across bitches, streams or
rivers, il was the same On, on they march
ed, and a. tho foremost ranks OF tha adyanc-
cd columns were drowned, their bodies form
Ell the raA for those that followed; sndwhsrs
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-22

one dollar and any eents, which will I'd, pay
a man who has anything else 20 do, fsr his
labor In making IL, n you give him The fruit
on the trees. The natural fftds, then Il of no
value and the facts before stated, show how
readily the useless trees which pfodaet lt,
may ba made valuable. '-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-22

G7r On "Wednesday, says the Portland Ad-
vertiscr sixteen fugitive slaves, on their routo
from the CITIES of Boston and New York LEFT
Portland for Canada--sll by the "under
zrrYvTr-r4l-~s,lsaadr
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-22

The aetnAi and certain profits Il his regular
business, At the rsh Of falling Ia his duty 90
his ercdiion--in short, whenever ~ fsels he
Z about 10 do doubtful, OF foolish tifnR.
et him learn 70 say "Ho"-ArtAHT's hDsss
Lfuzeas
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-22
THE CALIFORNIAN.
nY a. q. CHApWICK.

TERsiS-el,t0 per snnum, II paid within tho
year, sa,oo, n payment be delayed beyond that
tiuAs. No paPsE discontinued until ALI arsangss
arv paid, except a. tls option Of the publlshsr
ApVEHrtsnaHHTu inserted Al tho usual pTieas,---
TfsAslsnt advertisements must b. paid for Ia ad'
vance. Advertisements should be marked ths mum
b,r q times 70 be inserted otherwise they will be
Sontlnasd until orbd Tor al the option of the pub
hshsr,) and charged accordingly.
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JOB PRINTING.

tr.ntsd IN the nsAtslt manner Al tls caIsssaias,
Once. .s
" n. PALMER, 10 authorized 70 receive Adysr-
tissmsnA and Subscriptions At his oniess In llos-
Zen, Now YoFk, aud Philadelphia. s.M PETTRN.
uILia 10 sla0 authorised 70 do the Same Tor us Ia
h0aton.
R1- letter. 70 the Editor, Ia order 10 receive a.
tsndOn, must be po't paid
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rmE rLAeuE on LecpGTs.

The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser pub
fishes a letter from Mr. Brown, U. s. Consul
'at Tangier, sketehing "visit by Locusts" to
the land of the M0ors
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LIMA;
THE FIENDs FEsTIVAI.

Az uuprsr oy rlt npsoAmAr nryolunoE.
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80 you are eKecutioner, Basil 7
Il am the chosen Of NV people
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-28

the dsrots Of ,r supplies and the arsena Of our arms
An the sons Of tis vast New World whose bosom
the island of Cuba and gho have had like to shake
Of by force the yoke of tyranny will enthusiastically APP
inland our resolve viii Nv BY hundreds TO place them
eIys beneath the aay Of liberty In our raak and their
trained and yalor will aid us in anniistng
once ard for always the last badge of gpominy that still
dsorsce, the free and independent soil Of Americ.
n wa have hitherto hoped with patience and regua
t;on that ;ustce ana their own interests would change
tbe minds of onr tyraus IL we hove trusted to ETERNAL
efforts IN bring the mother cosutry 10 negotiation
which shoud avoid the disasters Of war we are resolved
IN rrv nv dads that ipscton and THAT have
not hasn tbs rssuIt NJ mnotence and covardice let
ths undeeeve itself IN regard to the power
az az bavooe,s and the efficacy Of M the means il has
Invented t ana watch us In the face of its very
auhor,tsi the sirht of the spies at our eideon the
day when We have resolved TO demand back our rights
and by force 10 break our chains nothing has
us from combating the pan of our revolution and the
crv Of Ib.rtv and will rise from the Cane
81 San An,onio 70 the Point of MAisi
We ,han - ,,ov;s;oraI ~ ~. neonle
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Bo~sa, IHrArET --ihia ctsRt riagIiacent spieajor.
whicA has b-cE produce in ths excellent o.st.
viii Ngain he rree'ri'6omm ne vita The comedy a
Tire performance "a.
"S'" A'nr> ne rav.ls VIII sppesr shis sv-psnr
Mat ht furc, aBj tlis cart ~ the performances viii
ca hcr, 1,rd ~ tho aytto tca ballet &c Diana snS
tha entst reuJs wii conclude with ,he comic pente
. iiae { lfc Crtu N.uNrr
NArlovu Tpr,rrE The entertain meats Of this even
frg VII msuce wish he comedy q I" TIE Vtst
coach ali viii ccrciahc si,h tive ustiObsi sec
tarf drsrn = III NystJl,ou. Chief re Doubt Tins
jiI iu cu the houss.
Mru,rt GsnrtN, pbooEIl~ --Thil evening Il so
ryp-t FIR SIC h,ncai % biz. Lynne Broughsm's stngv
hang. Wto hrc-a .clccted or Charits IL" aat
a k,u p. he Military 3ardsu.' Nr. iynse dostrvs
OGrl4.K
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- ttc rliurcel eys1fs Pa thl anncs "a tts coz ~
ttae hef Win ct-nd vecsl gul INSTITUTE futti ee'''t
v'i telc els.t Che tysri',. 90 tle above hsd
Ute,t ,,s tf...J.f -rie Nsr,iuctu 'sui,. ihc -.
lrtarc,f lftr 1.ytit nri iistt ti'' iotetnef 80
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LEGAL NOTICE.

rT'AxyEs or Or is;l -orrrict REcEiyER TAxEs, sNEw
'.s bet u la, Doe q ths ~ s.n year viii b ofsa fr
SIS b rrgsres . receive On, ass charged hsrein ~
Gurt wii 0ceve deduction % Interest," o. rar
cHlruiates fr n the time " rayent u Let 10
D. iar usSI Oaf pr cent Nl e. adiQi % al
s th8 ldt o. ucctf1ber Per 18Th II
hrsCnts- rest. Hours for receiving tataa iron sA
n a. Hssthhie mOrey 0uly 20 eyed.
HARtEI HART, Receiver Of Torres.
r. sending fgl dcriptions their Property
g. m Offices ui have their MILLS eent o. hsm % taey cs
N.lsd ny Supplying 81 this Once.
q. aruC cOURr-ioHvgiLro BUELys. sLruS
% Ecnas Novss and Philenia Hsvse ts ufs Na-y
puel nrt bailey and Marpret - wife Apsus.ai Din.
nil. Moore phnrrk -- Dinfnfch. asurhter IL,
1tu ~ rinics do ossed. who VIZ 81 Csrilda DIM
n 81 & sard foomis George a. flofuis. Norton ~ p
rah ryon dauEhter o. nossa Br.' d.eoostd 1uI her
ftfbtud Cecue Butl, Charlotte lre fttgr1r bJei and
caroline buc AuEustas steiers I'D AbeI ~ ns TO the
uau "a defl ndant1feu 40 lerchJ required o. eH-
gve.'m o,nple9t % ue ss,ye g'y "A Ilthsg 1o2 W.
ch vet gst tho Cirks OG4o Of Oneida oountv ou the
gr Jun0 1851 ard g. serve crfy OF Jcu anaf1r
Dr. e. Cfs CT IiCs, within twenty dJs e'ter ta ffr
OH rAcu gf 20 tht f~r " fHHh r'fvtrr
tnf tttli tsi 20 s1gvtr ~ oupilot vithir tsspy
after service cftde the poiutf H apoly D.
e Ctuti 'or the relief a. nandsd the Uotrisnh Dssi
yua, ?, ls5L WILLIAM TRACY, Pl,aafs AtsOpeb
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THE VERY LATEST.
By TELEG RAPII.

CHARLEsToS, July % 1851.
The steamer Isabel, short Of coal has arrived 1T sa
vsnnah. She brings later advices from Havana from
which learn that portion Of Col Conte regiment
consisting Of nine officers aud thirty had been
prisoners at Puerto Principe by the insurgents.
learn by passengers the Isabel that the reported
Of the patriots greatly and that
Mt Havana the government fully prepared for any
emergency
Efsctual being taken to suppress the
insurrection, and alarm felt as to the issue
The markets at Havana unchanged.
The following Is extract Of a letter, dated
HAv,~s, July 2c-3 r. "
The patrols attacked Col Contc who vas rafting his
troops river Puerto Principe and killed three
hundr a. and took the Colonel and other officers prison.
erG The Caoefa announces another outbreak in the
Nuelta Arribu Several companies have gone over.
ANOTHER DESPATCH.
CHAKLEsroS, July 25, 1851
There has been sent by the Isabci paper printed
few minutes before her leaving stating that tho patriots
had been defeated In Of their positions. This Is
false II printed by the order Of the
deceive the people % the United States.
The patriots defeated the Spanish troops in engage
men the 10Th July They fought braveiy for twelve
hours, with but few firearms, making many prisoners
among them the Colonel Of the Fifth II "a iment The pa
triots had many wounded and 1--we killed.
Their cry was--Lopcz Quitmsn and Liberty.
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tine WAITE RiaG PLACES.

yJ'HU NV HAVEN HOTEL. FRONTING on THE
rshic square. aud near ~, colleges. New Haven
Conrot,ut. Tits spacious esta bhshmen recently erected
III q Chapel and College streets, y
or TIC reception u company 10 summer visitors At New
Hsvto. its airy aad situation the excellence
81 ts irrna irraagements aud e Vicinity 70 the psia
o'te nius % interest IL the city ocr superior sttrac
The quests of tie house be assured that
Tsiss stcntios will be spared that may contribute
GEoRoE n. IVES. Proprietor.
NtoRRls HOUsE-BY JACOB WOLcOTr MORRIy
vi Tong Branch, Monmouth County, New Jtsey.-tNs
or nason yth any other House l-fo The puJiie-his
A0uss stuetcd the tgn o. the Atlantic Occsn
bfao,na rert OF so feet Families Wishing 10 SPEND
t5a s.se - Watering place, can be Acon~aatsd IN the
utt comfortable msnBer sud moderate t.rms Par
rulsr attention psd the comfort Of ladies Aies
e.fs wines, liquors, and seRars always on hard.
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Thu Male.

tur EpiruE 90 rug uERALs
You have lately had occasion 20 show 20 tbs re-
nRrkabe iegts 81 ,clority Displayed by she sushe-
rites Of the Post Office; but iuc.,ior you wetc
altogether prepared for the following inStsnce OF
almost miraculous swiftucE. newspaper was
mailed 10 The Subscriber from CincnpaH.-post-
marked 'Junc 2'-and actually rcachcdits jestina-
ton In ore month, viz this afternoon. AiJsss..
Nsw NORK. July 25. lsSl.
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The lovers q excellent vocsii,atcn viii be ie.xbts&
itis evcrinr by visiting the Garden Betni the excs
lsHt teror Tho hss teen much admired Ia the ohsr,s
80 q Rcbcro Dsvsrpu will 1oubt, contribute -
~ has dtne, since bis appfsra amongst u 90 deiAhc
sud charm the patrpus Of the Italian opera We sbseL
D. pleastt g. See the gord'b eosd,t, TESTING
rv.Itct a this hshly accomplish yocAlist
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THNyELI.ERs, t.UIDn,.

nav WORK AND PHiIADELPHfA-NEw YORK
IN spi Philadelphia direct.upitei states NAL Iiue-
II vourh ~ ~ hours. via New Jtrsey karaad Fare
81 for class aud - ~ Tor second class Leave
Nev lork - IRON foot q Coursnd street; aud a.
% snd a. NJ from foot o. Liberty tr~es. Leave Phi
isterhis az aud A. ". and 4. NJ from the foet Of
y aiaut street
/vANJEN ARD AMBOY RAILROAD LINE FROM NEW
~ York % Phsde phis-itave Pier No. North River By
=. ,ltots i0nN ro1rtR Morning line, 2, o'clock.
Inc. ats o'clock Faro by either line 81 ,or
ri sooh. 81 Emgrant Lins, At o'clock y NJ; fare
s. - D.. BLISS. Agent
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An eclipse Of the is partial whoa me moon hides
only psrt Of the suns disc-total when she covers
the Whole Of it-annulsr when the sun, Ina ikcd by
the moon, Project oil round in the form OF luminous
ring; lastly. Il Is central when the spectators rlaSc
Isl the proongation Of the line joining the cen
tree OF the sun and the moon. The cone OF the
Tcors si adow. Ne we have said. IL too small 70
cover more than portion o. the earth at thc same
time. a solar eclipse ncver, therefore, takes place
~ th, same time al over The earth; and the
cclils a The sun which Is total for one point Of the
earth, Is either partial or invisible Tor other points
AZ the moon passes before all the points Of the
suns disc, she successfully hides II from different
par.s Of The icarth in the direction Of her motion
from test to east. The apparent dsmcterof the
moon when u u at its maximum, exceeds the mini
mum diameter OF the sun only By one min. - sec.
Thus the longest period that eclipse can be to-
tai never can exceed the time necessary TOT the
moon 10 travel enc in - see. OF degree-that H.,
about thTce min. IL see. OF time. We should men.
ton that each side Uf The arc shade vs. caused
by the interruption Of only part u the suus riys.
This intermediate shade between pure shadow aud
light, IS called the pcnumbra H. most solar eclpscs
the moons disc Is clothed With faint light
proceeding from reflection caustd BY the tiguinat
ga part Of the earth hut when The giccted rags
are intercepted by thick clouds. total and palps-
bio darkness ensues 81 the most peculiar Kind. end
seems Lkc funeral pail thrown over the face Of
cXtirguishcd nature. The best place 60 wisness
the phenomenon, Is from high ground, which com
maDds a complete view Of tho horizon. Smoked r.
colnred gass is necessary, unless TIE aimo-ps,, n,
cloudy. No doubt FROM tae convenient se,en
which ths eolipgc begins, O. ninul"e,snv tbo..
o'clock. in New YORK; there VIII T., - 10, or
sande a. spectators Va thii CIT Inc az, .arar,c.
,n o@oI ,S ~S't r. as ccrse' aeiv iersn
Lacesih thg grthe hcigbl cftho ~ in t5c hcl-
.Ae "Io'PA..tc ciitsc tASug place. 10th tbs s''-
'.ns Wei 10 uniuitatod will hc y, thc look 'ut
Sh'i S, luminous corona, and - rcd flames be
w ycd .r the cclgses n icIl Aa i>'n, spoken &C
IN the letter OF Professor tU'd iu ycetel lsy's
Hrt5
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Wehave not given the fractions Of seconds, a be-
Ing useless 10 any except astronomers, aud they
Will know the exact tmo themselves. The coutrs
of tn, shadow passes over the points the carth's
.uIfacc. whose positions az iollors.-
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~ tItrtfs taiIy. rf W. ctNHUfru. of-' trt.'ti
T,tsi eaiirscs IT tht 'Uu are tAa Uot .uhhmn %
ctlrsiisI pi .uomtra. such tn eclipse sil rc tr
Con the = th inst. oiay y but 20 yllir,:bt .tt
IN The Quilted Stltes. lrjetd, such c,irscs orc
very "a lom seCn Ia ;h- samc portion oi zoe earth.
Fos example. ol thc;e Visible IN to- laitrd states
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gHIPPIH0.

NOR LIvERPOOL-UNITKD STATES NAIL STEAM
Il ship ATLANTIC. Capt Jane, West will positively
call for Liverpool Wednesday August 9TH ct y o'clock
cured till paid fer For freight having uneqsAn
ed for elegance and comfort apply to
EDWb. x. COLLINS, IS Wall street.
The steamship Pacific, Capt Nye will succeed the At
NNHE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYALnAIL
tesmships betwecn New York and Liverpool dreoA aaA
between Boston and LiverpoOlThs Boston ships oalyoa
PERSIA, Capt. EUROPA. Z. G. Lott
AsiA. c. Il. E. yudkinA, NIAGARA, Stone.
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OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION CONPANY.-rOR
" Bremen. via Southampton-Ths United States Nail
sail ;Ss Bremen Vi. sSuthampton on SATURDAY August
Ssrgeon IL attached to ship All letters pass
hroayh the Oce Specie delivered in HAvre
49, NJ sESt 'saN6sM RIRsIRH Ay.nts 20 Roadway
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Foreign Ports.

Al Calcutta Man 2, ship 81 John, sAplied, i3f London
loaded lad sprung leak aud would n8yc o De locked
Her cargo had not been damaged
Al AncIbo, Phi 2ist rs, bns Shacaf'd, CoonJs, from
bermuda f1I Baltimore, .ts only An ge,se.
At Cenfufgos 18Th nit baTas Golden Era ThOilke. for
NYOrk ds RObt MOus Homer. for Philadelphia, lpll
lng bngs Neptune. Basf0id for stOn o. Unioa. HDd
man Tor SOreans Z. Malvern Jlrman - PAilsdoi ina
q Clam0rgin, Walter I'm Jamaica, jus, arr, = oad tof
Baltimore Sid lgh, baIs Tyoa Wheeler. Ny *, Eli
Ut. DYER Phatel phia brig Altlretta. White, and Nc
Nam, Young. Boston
Al Carenas 23d utl brgs Cur,is Stoyer f,r ZYsr3
ldg Jesse Baker from Bermuda for do do: Wa Spear
Bgfk rom Boston for Portland do Portland. Stafford I'm
Portland fpl Fhiiae na. DO: l. Copeland Ba fctt from
and f0 Boston DO. Lancet do do N Long Long from
and for NYork Go LeoniIie sierryman. from NOreans
for NIoTk, DO. Going IN. bug Gardiner Wright, Eilet
son Philade lpha.
At Maanzas 7sd u bngs BTOome, Trecadn, for Bostoa
eth Field Carver tJr NYOrk. DO schs Yespcr Staples
90 2I,h Gienroy. for Providence nth, and others
AZ AhacO 20 ult, sch Atlantic for SewiOrk, few days
only Am vessel
Ar a. Quebec eCn ult SHIPS John Bell p ldel phia
Zion Hope. Conner Ncv-York Cleared 9th ships I'd
ward Obuen, Creighton, amt New Ensand, Manson,
Liverpool
Al al IInera, Area, NAV 10 brig Sea New, Edrdge
NewYoF. Sierra Leone mot bark Sea New. from Sa-
len. feporsed yesterday
AZ Nassau June I'd sch Pasdc, from Boston ldg pine
q lies
Br scAr TRIAL Of Londo lerry, Burns from Boston for
P.ctou went ashore al Whitehead Ms night II 2st uf
aud was e. 1ected 70 be a total wreck.