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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-21
MASSACHUSETTS.


NV MAGISTRArES.-The following gem
ue1en have recently been appointed Magistrates
Thomas I. SHARP, Robert MCully William
Freeze, junior, Samuel Halie.i. and Craven Long
ssToth, EsQTs., m hlngS County Joseph Coy, Jo.
CrooAshank. ESqrS., an Queens County John ella
Hier, and Moses CobuIn. ESQ, IN sudbury County
John WoolneI, Hugh A. tale, VIM. Taylor, and 10
seph Sewell, EsQtS. IN Gloucester County.
20 The Worcester Palladium states that
an only son, sole heir 20 wealthy Old lady deceased
without will inylscd al her IL, aisyeS 10 examine
her papers, and hnd.ng among them loose memo.
randa showing that She had ~ some time conten
Waited making requests - several persons amount
ing % INV thousand dollars. he haS determined 10
pay over 20 them that anoent.
HARVARD CoLLEGE.--rhe whole number
Of proie students, resident graduates anl I'M
deTefaduatCS connected with The Institution. = O5.
They are claSSed IS slows Theological students.
~ Law students, los students attending Medical
Lectures, ll6 ScientIfc students, % Resident
graduates, Seniors. 81, J1nlcrS. -, SOpAOmCTcS,
II Freshmen, g. The number OF books IN tho
Iibrarsss " The University, Is stated IS iOEcNs
Pubic Library. about 60 0C0 Medical Library. 1890
Law Library. HOC9 Theological Library, 1900
Society Libraries Of The Students, i2,N0-to.al,
about 90, see volumes.
~ Preparations are on foot 10 commence
manufacturing operations on ! Large scale IN Nan
chester
tv Isaac Davis, of Worcester has offered
70 endow permanent; scholarship Tor The Northern
Baptist Education Society. on the csndiron that The
Young man who Is - receive the benefit pledge him
sell never 10 contract the hSol; Of using psRuScripl
An me pulplt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-21

Az West Farms y I. on "Wednesday. Nov. 10. MARY
wife John Frost, and daughter Of the late H. '" -
John agei 81 wears month and daYs -,
Tie relatives and friends Of the tamiI are res
invited u a,rend the funeral from the Reformed ,ch
church. on Friday sf emo n. Nov. p. az ? o'clock 80
ON Thursday morning. the 20'n inst. SAN tAhO-
LINE wlfc EenlanIn T. Watson aged 81 years ind :
months ...
Wednesday even ne, the gih MS, of dr1psy, Nj IfO'
GARNER, aged % years. -
The relatives friends invited 10 attend the funeral
rom No 3iii Bowery. Friday, the 2lst INST 4, clc
P NJ The remains viii be taken 10 Greenwood Tor inter
ment ,,-r,x,,
B JAMES wife Of Rev Frederic james. aged IL years.
EuueTal services this dy. a; the residence, No 65l
Greenwrch.st at o'clock p. VI Relatives and friends
On Tb1rsiav. Nov 90 AZ her soss residence. No. IS
Downing 81 Mrs SARAH CAMPBELL, aged IS years.
The friends of the family and members OF CEnine St
Church are respectfully invited e. attend the tunera ser
TODAY al O'Clock the remains are TO ne removed
20 Troy fu lnterment
ON Thursday, Nov 20. MARTHA JANE, wife of James
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited attend her funeral at her late residence NO 40
Johnsons Brooklyn, Saturday 22d inst. az 3ocock
on THURSDAY morning, Nov. 20 JOHN HOWARD GIL
BERT. aged l0years. months and 2odays
Funeral this (Frldsy) afternoon at o'clock. from INC
family residence. Clinton avenue, Brooklyn between De-
lab and Fulton The relatives and friends OF the
family are invited 10 attend without farther notice
On "Wednesday evening, Nov 49, Of scarlet fever COR
NELIA HARTMAN. daughter OF Cornelius A. anu Cor
nela G. Beuian, aged years.
tend the funeral this afternoon at o'clock fcom her late
residence, No % West Washington place.
AT Northport, L. l. on Wednesday Nov 10, JAMES l.,
son of Susan and the late James G. Atkins OF BROOKLYN,
aged years. II msnths and Is days.
The friends of the family nvitcdto attend the funeral
on Saturday morning. Rye, Wcstchester County y.
o es ears a is "a the nave" uepO' MI 2i.
aged 80 MARY ANN wife OF Henry aIedhcOtt and daugh-
ter of the late Charles s. Chamberlain.
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Passengers Arrived.

In Steamship Roanoke from Richmond ami N0rtoll-
Joel Flag, Mass. John " Deem, Miss; Geo Bi-
boIt. Mass. Thomas Gunner Va, Paul Bensmn, "a :,
James Simmons. Va; Thos. Ferguson and lady. New
York; VIM {. Whitehead Va Hammond WhFncy, ' 4. 4;
+. II. Whitman. New-Iork Chester Miller, Va Dliss
s. A. Mclean. Va. Miss Laura A Elan, Va. +. n
Danhat. Va Dr. Frederick Dante New York, Mrs.
Dunn servant and child, Va. DR.. VIM. McCan; Miss
Klein slrs. VI. Newton. VIM ii. Shannon, Ncw-l orN +,
Vm A. Hallct New York K. &. Clarke, krwYork ;;
Mrs. Clarke servant, and two Children NeU-forA Geo
French, Va. Samuel stevens. and lady Va Mrs sand
ford Va. W. p Deem and lady, New York Mrs. Spa-
Ding Va Miss SpaldIng, Va John watkins. Va; Leo
pold Ellison. Va Norm Hess. Va; Thos. Daley, Va ,
c. Young Va. Sergeant Nj. Jasper y. York and %
stetsage.
In steamship cir o. Manchester at Philadelphia. from
LrcrYOOt-F Rcat MIS- Reat James Sprat Mr. SDrat,
Miss Spratt. Mr.. Palmer. Ms Palmer, {. VI Wilkins.
MI Raphael. Rev. W. r. Watson, T. Donaldson, L. =.
Code c. h Scholfeld. Mrs. Schoheld d. W. jayne. Dir
Adams, Rev Robert White Mr. EverhaFi, Lindsay Buck
wall hrs Buckwal, AIss Adelaide stephens. Miss An
gelra Stephens. Mrs Banhrldge and two children, Mr.
Scott, Miss Coleman Mr.. Smith Birs. DAVIS and chid
Nrs Anderon. Mr.. John ston Master Johnston Henry
Cromwell, J. y. Price, + Klein, ThoS wilson Robert
Stiefe. + H. Robinson J. l. Warner, Henry Johnston,
Gerard ORclly Robert Hamln Samuel GrlnShaN, v .
Adams W. llarkins John Pncc, Il. Price, Nr Parrish
H. B. Pearson. Mrs. Pearson Jas Iedghor las Forshaw,
Mr. and Mrs Shaw and four children, M. Webb, III
Wolfe, Edmund Clarke. John Freeman, Nj stewart,
George She'll Mr Mcclure, rhos. McCary. W j SIN a,
W l. Pm. John Coleman. Robert Matthews. Rof Rlch-
ards g. Scott. Robt DeckleY. Mr. Lord Jos Stephens,
Samuel Quits, Mr. de Conulges. y. Lloyd John Bell Dr.
r. Willlkor John White, Mrs. White.
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Disasters, &c.

SCWR. EDWARD. of Wiscasset, which went ashore on
Garr Island time since sold. with her cargo
lumber by auction she laid 9th last She s0t of
ath and taken 70 Greenport where she was discharged
found be little injured and Will be lifted for the freight
ing business soon.
SLooP REPUBLIC at New-Redfora. reports l7th inst At
"A NJ IN Fishers Island Sound, fell with slO0p John
Brooks Of Bird gepor sized and fu Of water and took
O her four number ami put them on board Sioop
Eliza. of Southport which vessel with schooner, were
preparing to tow the John Brooks INTO StOninstOn.
THE scHR LAURA from the West Indies for Philadelphia
with cargo Of sugar. sprung leak and ashore At
Fishing Point Beach. Her cargo ON which there Is an m
surance, Is mostly lost.
TVE BEIGTtY BRIG ApELA Alberto Sokes was wrecked
Key Lcysa. bound from Belize. Hond. to Liverpool -
Captain. rigging sails anchors and part OF The cdrs
brought Havana the IN INST by the Spanish coas;nS
schr MOnSerra,te
TINS BRIG JEROME was burned the 9Th inst. when Oh
the FLORIDA Reefs The Captain sud crew were taken mt
Key West by the brig Olive bound 10 York The CAP
tam has arrived IN Charleston IN the steamer isdpe Inc
materials saved from the Jerome ne'ted Sl9i.
CHARLESTON. Nov. 1.-THE schr Tybee, Capt hoss, -
IN the situation noticed previously, but has been
buried about eight feet IN the sand, and several panNS
have been Knocked ont of her bottom They have already
extracted engine, Hour, SC, all IN good or
der The vessel in all probability viii be total wreck
We ind Crstand that what be saved nom the wreck
will most likely he brought 20 this city.
KEY WEST. Oct 30.-Shp Isaac Newton OF Portsmouth.
H.. from Charleston for New-Orleans, N ballast got
ashore this mornng the Albion Shoals, got anchor
and hauScr from the cutter Crawford and t OF and pro
ceeded The L. : steamer Cen. Taylor. Com. Tattnall.
returned, having sprunk CaN when about % mesah''e
Cane FLORIDA. She awaiting orders. Tie salvage
in he case OF Grver aud others AGAINST ship Mopnt Wash
ingon and has been SET M 800 The ship John
Albert. # Bath. from NewYo for Aoalachcpla, glt
ashore Sunday. the 2d INST and WIS assisted 10y tie
schTs Victor and Lafayette. and sl00ps ]. IL ChampIh
and Jane Eliza. and gotten OF sustained some damage,
having been ashore three days She has only 30 bales hay
This ct ashore the Pelican SHOALS, AMI Is
the thrd ship wThn three miles of tas reef and within
eur days hit has been ashore She viii discharge and
repair
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BALTIMORE, Nov. oar. eark Itv.acible. DAVIS. ,o(
Newport Wales no De Jan.T,, onss ChNlote Soa,xs
.sT c4owe Bo,,on s-hr Gsse cs.or. T,.y A.
banv Ny Ga bark OtE TAYLOR. Mitchell. Poi s.soUs
Mn sH gr CsESh Hs Sh.S'' M, Cen r.,,.
Esher Phiade yha tsr B's'-u; hrs Taylor. Ssnaers
island for Boston ctrie'ou Dr PhHs'eohisnf Salsa:
schs vermont Lancy Fortune issnd 70, boston hs,..@.
for Boston; Bengal Per. DO i,r DO na2nos Orss ~
do FIR Sausus Susan ana Eliza Colby do Tor ti5ce ssT.
l1h7Arr sehs Lucy Base hs~S ,, Ne" Sos, Tor Boa
ton AeIand1 II. alc li. 80 foI Bath. faeaIn nd
Rooslend for NeE-York
Carleton, schS NeIMor'. Nutcaa.
2th-ln port the ano,c nol sorted sailed.
HOLINESS HOLt. Noy. 20! M.-Ar. brs I.ilre
IA Jesurun. Clay no Hache t'r Boston schr. ID sdem
BAG p0,SsS; r g, he" IS hTa Pa, r. 1as
Boston for Portland c. Ssisd. schTs Cha. otis Vhs,
Newport. mot for Boston - before 1spoted Returned
18Th Ar banks &c Ro,nolds Baltimore for Boz
ton Elm, TAYLOR, aud Eagle Mahe IS fhi,adefsha kr
Hincklsy: Pacific Yates. Car, Pe'tnsh ana floreaee
HopkinS Phaadcpha for Boston Marietta Sha6Stoe. DO.
for Portsmouth arraSrske, Adams, DO. Tor Portland:
=. Hnds. Perry. do for salem schrs Mechanic. Cam.
Mary Muller. Lewis. pe'a"a,,, r. r. Ssn' =. ISas-
An lave ene Italian S.roa, 90 10, s'.oe;
dout lor Boston Msssenger tddenS, Frederic ~ouig IN
do. W II Mitchell, Es,1n S. Mars Ga 50 INST br
Blake. Halves. do. for bath Richmond. Perry, 10. 6s
Bangor. Texan, Carpon'er 40 for Eas'pon. Altoona tH
Burns DO. Tor Clbt Rand, N sailed baTSS GeorgsAs
Eagle Elm. brgs altare J. A Jesurun Emma Che
+ Kinds. schrs. Montro-e Benjamin Frankhn, Lcsk:
Alexandria; Adyance Mechanic Mary Miller: Dels.
ware Marcia Tribou VIM Mitchell. Lucy Blaze.
Richmond: Abeona l9th-Ar bng Kat. Hendcrsca
Fortune Island lBahamaS) tor SION PanlnS, Flm
and Com Stewart Bishop Phladelphis Tor Bo~tos schn
Jew, Hoyt de. for Ne~hHyuort; ". !. Buck man SnRA
Baltimore for Boston: Superior Cove New YORK for Do
wSam, - do for do. susan Ross. Pray, do. for 10:
Independence. COombs NeSlork for CALAIS Sailed ssAp
Ustaloga SUPERIOR ndesendeucc. Ia IOt, At II A. NJ
bark Lunette bugs Florence. Narragausus, PaelGc.
Carryl HanaSeeket Marietta Kate Anderson. PaulnA;
Com Stewart. A. Lawrence; schTS Equity Dlsdem,
Francis Canary Com Tucker; Ashland Italian PhiSs-
burg; Texan, Jew; W l. Buchanan William, Susan
Ross
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-21
PHILADELPHIA.
Arrival of the City OF Manchestcr-Two Deaths
from Decentralization Dr0wned-A Citizen
Missing-The Small Pox an Epidemic-The
Wcafher-Markefs. &c. sc.

Correspondence of The N Y. Tribune.
PmiLADELpHIA, Thursday, Nov. 90, 1851.
The fine steamship City Of Manchester
arrived at her wharf this morning at 10 o'clock from
Liverpool, after passage OF iteendays she brings
1903 passengers and a heavy cargo.
James Gibbs, aged 81 years, and Mary Kane. aged
30 years, died down town last night from want and
exposure.
George FELTON, was found drowned IN the Dewarc
River, this morning. lie resided on the Germantown
road, and leaves a wife and children
Mr.. John = Kally, OF Frankfort, Pa, is missing.
When last seen he a, a Stage Office IN tins cry
His family Is much distressed by the occurrence.
The weather is lowering this afternoon. few
drops of rain have fallen but II is too cold for mat
We shall probably have snow before morning.
The small pOX now exists IN the lower paTI OF thls
city as an epidemic.
CorToN held rather higher. There 5 no change to
sctIce IN the FLOUR market. The export demand con-
tauts limited aud the only sale reported 500 baTt
stan deG brands for future dealing at prce 70 be hAed
Sn all sales for the supply ofhc dealers aud bakers AZ
$3N,a$i ~ for common and select brands 81 5 a. -
barrel fOI extra according TO qualify and So - Tor IAN
cy brands RYE FLOUR and Corn MIA. are Iul, and NO
transactions IN either have come nudeT our hoCe. Inc
demand ter WHEAT has fallen oil aud Prices are ta<ey
Supported Sales of 10 0t0 bushels falT and White
s6sssl cents aud Red at 8lG8 cents bushoi aNoat
kyE wanted IL 20 cents CORN IN tar request Sdles
Of 0 bushels AZ 6Qa6i cents Tor old Yellow. and % cents
for Further llos Of Southern OAr have been made
nj sc bushs WHISKY sells slowly 2la2
SAILS on ST0oKStirSt board So 900 Re iding r. 6s
10, Il S9VO0 WI X 0S, 81 50 Morris Canal, ~ IL
Penn RI 4ol 30 do. co. 80 Read. K, %. Sl00 Jo
City r. e., 80, lo3, Slice do 10, 1927 is aiech BaaA.
Mech IN Pitts. 81
Second Boordl - Cam. & Amboy Y, sac Si95 Do -,
%,st 80 Sen B. l.. 4oo Read RR 30 % Morris Ca
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Spoksn or heard from about Julv q IN Bchrmg Straits
Deyol, do. / VIII Copa, Newell, do 3; VIM. Hamilton
Shochley do |. Globe, Taber, do Mary Susan,
whale: Alert Beies New iendoa l. CttGsn on KAN
schatsa J Canton Packet, Rowland Champion, Bailey
this season Hlrrison Hathaway, Now-Bcdford, un
ship VIM Writ Fisher Lahaina reports ship Armata,
Holt reef oil Cape North on or about ljh July.
Nantucket total loss IN the zee nelrSt Lawrence Island
when last her mass our and the zee alongside
Spoken July %. ship ScphanG whales this la
gotta no OIL hossedn 2whhcs park h9o9iey, whales ;
ship Root. Edwards. whales City. Lldredee, nothing
Columbia. do May Ann. Dailnan no on Constitution
ster Meader, d., Lumnar Norton. 10 oil lava. New
Bedford, whale; Seine, 81 ST. liawes' bOS barrels IN
Ship Cosmopate, Of Hayre. vas wrecked on reef of
Cape North She had board $50 hbis OF and 20 900
bone, OF which part was saved by ship China
L,nAiSA' = sept; l5-ihe sap Joan "els arrived
AraoeHs a. Henry tn9npson-t 9TH hagmg oeencrushed
among the ceihns making IN al ten whahsg vessels that
have been lost IN tho sc'nt Of the Anal Sea and Arctic
Ocean, during the present season. or the shpwrecked
company We are not that any lives have seen lost
save hee OF the crew Of the ship Bedford who per
lshsd while attempting TO n nom the ship t. the
shore. Capt Holt Of ship Annas. tns Their with his first
Behring'S Sira!s. wb oh place tn John Webs le August
Al That time many vessels the Arctic Ocean. but
eulncs OF ice, which this unusually abundant
We have news from OF the vessels that weat To the
sea OF Ochosk II thought b. many that they Will be
less troubled WITH ice and hence be successful tax
ing oI From present appearances, bit ieT ships will OBJ
the ice have disappeared by The middle of August
mag do we'll The John Wells has not taken a hanel OF
oils expecting 20 60 % HOnOiOu for Te9lirs where she
Will have T. te hove down.
July TO- sAif M. Balas OF London hal taken 100
hhls II oil M &m. +. Whe atom, Green OF y l., li0
DO. 10
Sid from New Bedford, Nov. 49, ship Liverpool, Swia,
Moth Pacific Ocean.
Ship Minerva Smyth Of New Bedford, at Honolulu sspt
had 100 bbls sperm, 100 do whale OIL aHd 100 10 bone,
mot as before
letter from Capt Russell, OF ship Olympia Of Bed
i)Td. reports herat Flores Sept 10, an veil clean Had
a H Ne X f1rfl and
lost boats.
The following san extract II the protest of Capt
bury Of ship America oi New -Belfrd before r.oorted
lost noted az Honolulu " Wide whaling IA the Andir
the the lower deck AihaAd5 were ont 10 the
pumps bat being unable q free her signals Of stress
set and TOOK 90 the boats sho My after which the
ship rolled her side" Tue crew were bic ked 10
by the hnerya Smy H. and Harvest ofNew Bedford
Tie wreck Of the America sold 10 ant Cuds of the
Minerva smyth, Tor so.
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Markets. CAREFULLY Rrpoarrp FOR TIE TRIBUNE

HlpAAs WV ~
ASiiES-Iho market inner and more acl!ve-sles o.
10y oSls a, - - "a for Pots nd - i7 of Pearls
SOlloN-iAe market was held more Arniy to-day,
FLOUR AND MEAL There Is increased iimuess in
o H-fAe Toy western aud stale F0ar. bot tis demand
- IS active, AID Learn buf sw orders recela
bi The Africa and A,te has been doae .or export Tue
supply Is large an the home demand mo.ty spec ia
tive and oI the Tow gradcs Tie trade doug rather
more IN The better grades a. steady prices Cauad an j.
nrn and not ccnF-Saes Of 500 bhls s. IA bond
The sales OF Dom reach 7C0 bbs - - o. State.
WIN occas .nai lots At 81 3 ga =, for Mcn
>sS ~ L. pure Geue.es closing vr-y tanc. southern
Is Ia rather h'ter demand Of s0 bb.- Stosi 49,
for g. good Sfrash. brands Rive Eour ~ nae
at - IS aad peutv Cora Neal Is Quiet m :
81 Tor Jersey Buck~heai active request " = l2e
GRAIN x 1ldsr, OF WAsat are firm The srp,ly is no.
.se a. 'hre Is l3ss presns On NE market There .
u Is held The sales 900 bush WAI,s Gene.se a. lei
N store aIt q BOO sush Waite Carsiifr, ~ - r.,
shsce rmcr with limited demand for Export SIZE oi
7etvv bus mostly al 20 delivered Oats rs hs-:sr an
less plenty sales Of STATE az 81 c3sc arf Isr,r A.
sl-a3tc BsIel y less active. ant bat hte pr me r
plenty. and IS frn. sales of75.6 ~. ar 50. -, New
Orleans. .-.a ole aoe =. Tor Western miVei
WHISKY -Ihe market Is shade frInsr ami Is no,
800 s "a ~ ~ ..' ~ g. Tor ono. ani n C q
FRONlslONS-ogE market isr Pork IS more active.
lac lncts lte steady Tie demand f.-r fr the home
iraue az fo lois . ol II narsei the sales are fel
bh.s, ~ ~ To- Mess SO 5Gass 6e liz PIN. and
so for Clear Beef Is yteady With rather ma an nd
ior t"h % and new, sales CT 100 bo,s y II Sd II
steady sales OF iio tbs a, "a = % ais 80, ass
aTe demand. II scs6c Il good Lord IS heaTy: ssies
ana Cheese are steady
SALT-TAe market is stcaas f,r TURKS Island n DC
mos ~ - ~ ''.'
bEESW Ana s,taly mark; with sa.es Of 17.o r,, 4,
OIL CAkE-We note sales 81 40 tu-ls tho; ,ouoa FIR
ooLsS.pi-on. = So, GEd thn country. SIS
49, t-- '''..-
N,lNh-iOo baskets CsSmpagrs sold q. S1sSq
a. S-TSi1 80 49, --- NV - El--A
SoAP-S boxes Castle sold at
itAD-S1.es luUU DIGS Galena on --iv4.. To-
NaN Al SIOAES-rhsre have been 90 or soo TX
SsIn ~, ,- tS-csy AZ 8 cash. and Dc urss
lthASNp-L,w grades are e.. 70 = h@tr.r ,,-,a.- .
wee OF w q NL TAR denInd sales 30 hhds Ke,-ps
~ Fet.c- also, 500 -. Sa-ul a. &c tmos NJ. ~
'ne recent AfI as u foreign sold tf fore arv,
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from the Plains,

Massacre By THE INDIANS On HE PLAINS.
We clip from The Ge'eaG GGsefte the suhJoined ex.
tract. IL corobora.es the sad tldings OF the Indian
massacre We sometime since gave the runor Of
The letter, II viii De seen, is from one OF the sur
vivois
~ have had a hard trlal on The deserts, mountains
and plains. was shot al oy the Indians, and fought
them for halt an hour We had traded our oxen and
wagon at Bear River for horses and mules 10 pack
with and had travelled $50 miles, when we were At
lacked by lnGaES They were all armed with rides,
and concealed IN 4 bunch OF willows The attack
was made ON The I'd OF August, about o'clock m the
afternoon. At the hfs hrc they killed ave of our
COMPANY, and kept on drng u they had killed eight
Of the fourteen Of US, VIZ Nathan Stewart. ileurv
Galmgsr, MacOmb Russell, Jordan Underwood.
John Woods, John Inanleerlain, Lewis Berry. and
John RuntGn"
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QfEn.

Esv %. BY Rev. J. | Morrow. Dir. l. d WILL ANS.
Of Chatham Columbia County y y, - Mss II ANSAH,
.loe,t daughter If Nr John Morrow. II Paterson J.
AtPr0vicrnce. 90 WednesdlF Nov 70 by Rev Dr.
CIev.lsnd Mr. GEORGE " HEDGE. Il Neg-Iork, -
JANE daughter Of Dir Theodore ras or Of the former
place. -
Rev Mr. McSair. Mr.. AUDLEY c. BRITrON. nj the
ban. e house Of " A Friton Co; - Mss ELIZA
MaCKTRY. daughter Of the late D. Andrew MscEeTy.
ON THURSDAY eyerirg. Nov. 90 h. Rev Isaac Wesc0t.
Mr. WILLIAM MOTT, Jr to Mss ESTELLE Z. FAY ,
All Of fnis City 49,
".tPanuerN Nov 10. oy Rev. Charles Jerome, Mr..
SINUS NILS D.. Of Miles,. Michigan, 20 Mss
GANF HELEN JEROME, 81 Pompey.
AtSt Paul's Church Norw9lz. Conn Nv 20, by Rev.
u 4, Mead DID Nj. JAMES CHOLWELL. ot tons
Citv teSARAH FRANCES, daughter OF the late W. I.
Sf-set If NnrWalk,
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So ron u2os Nsys159r' ISLANDS. june se.r H4rp
Al Rio JAneiro Sept, q ship Commerce For.yth from
California banks joan A Taylor Martin I'm " mn ston
NC, or California wig orders, Elyra Hlrbecs Dizzy
uac Nevadar Doane. Tor Nep-Or.eans. wltsg freight
S9ut9etner Hooper II Do Harriet Martha. Films f5r
thafeston. Chas Olden Douglass, inc Indus Thomo-
sou, Tor Baltimore. Mary H. Kendall Tolnan from Caill
Rover, Nelson from LISBON; Duchess Lane, and Utah
Goady, unc + A Everett Carleton from Pangma: As
aennes. ChnsaEson, for Newt Orleans having put back
eaAy. 1sipTe reported Dngs 40 DrebeTt RIO
GfaHds, "m Piics. QGg. Er Phnaie pnia. Nebo, Par
itt waiting freight. Otccol. rasfei, 4-c and others
Arr at Perrambaca ir'f bar. Dou.lsss. Farrell hal.
umofe sld. ID, narA tIeols. Gotta Llhia
SID iEoaa kingston ia lyta ul-., big Triumph, NJ ~
Ar. a, Falmo1-h ia lgh IT, br.g precoDa Danish
b tlmoIe. 2eth. bar. Leya1-. JeNctt PhI.a4.il.ia
- Ar NJ 81 Jaso 29.h u' fchr. J. W. Dodge Barbour
An. a sarua 18Th ult. briz Percy Quaker Ney-Yo,E
.th, taIs 'esta, Per hos,on; a. ust ssar. Pan,hsa
Capt John. Bratscomb New-York
Ar a. CaTieSas % . uli. brig Clb5ee Cralsree Pen.
l.. r. Palmer Pa-1 Boston. Deilsafe Brer,,- p, i.j.
Ilia SD ~, D. Mott, Fnns. Portland. 5lst Ia
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NETWORK.

CANAL BoAsp.-The Board ORGANIZED ga I.s :,
.ne opening the Psor0sSsoa, IUs S"f oI
JOBS TINS ,o's saS opened numbered, and registered
omneI, taty % These, BY order Of the Board, were
BANDED DIVISION =, i.se The TO seaIs
IL - -, and register The propositions ana We
heard il stated that It VIII require two OF 'nIes
PpopIRLy MURDER-DuriDg drunken
,ovy a, Hoos,ck Falls the wife OF jerry Delany was
I;lled nv a blow from an Ak, when iractuIed ne
III I, &c helieyed that the blow was inflctea oy
her husband He was heard to ask for an AK ana
siter the murder ensued. He has been Arrest
cd. bur denies having any recollection OF 'he o.
cunence.