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The New York herald., 1851-10-14
Our Washington Correspondence.

NASHINGroS, october III, ir1l.
~ iaS Ra;bcoi deienfi0a a. me SasynelraH1-
A ndr-oV Escgpc-S Symptom o. a ter Do Scssttr
At Congrcss.
By gery triaing accident, which might have
proved yery disastrous with little more monen-
tun 10 the ears, the Southern train last night from
Philadelpaa was detained at the Susquehanna
for t-o hours. This delay caused the disappoint
men, 10 ths "tArough' southern passengers Of the
detention Of day, aud also the failure to connect
tse maj with tie southern boat from Washington
Justiee 10 ali concerned requires that the facts Ia
relation 70 this cir ,umstanco should be known A,
the Susquetanna, as the Philadelphia train ap-
txoa:hss. the river, the locomotive IL disengagsd
and ruo cot Of the usy-tbe all car and the bag
rage car are also detached from the passenger
train snd eco BY eide track to the len Of the
house, and By means OF a platform elevated 70 the
level Of the top Of the ferry boat they are passed
on 70 tue oost, and Of again at the opposite side
Of the river. The passenger cars, meantime, are
run into the house, updcr cover of which tbs pa
seusers descend By steps down an inclined plane to
tae fsry boat. Last night, ben the locomotive wa
detached tae train had maintained, no doubt 81 un
ususi ptopsaivo force, for, before the person Ia
charge bad Bnoou pied the mail and baggage from the
rsrenger carr the whole train hsd taken tho out
side ttucA Cor the TOP oithe ferry boat We under
stsId tbat tor thc frt6en Otmlnd e colOred man
zoe 0f thc attacbt of the taIion, partial lea Z, OF
the train would baye over tho bostintO the river
pss,epgef car, making such a plunge, Tould
meet lA<eiy involve the Crowuing OF every person
inside Of A.. 1bc C0lored man. H. We are informed.
blocked The wheels q the train WITH etisk Of
wu0d, srd tbul stopped tnem The pasgengcrs. 20
hrst, thought " htto uruiu-' 90 have 10 wall
beck t. get iDto thc or house, blt 20. .bug On ore.
After &c Itng on board the ftrr, boat horey r. tbe
lorg oetG nticu led 90 gcry fuI u1deruand,rg of
the oaee md 20 cOnsderablc sltrui. vner the dan.
ger wss al over. After two hours labor tue ma
aod baggsgo cars were hEed on the top " the boat
60 a. "a cary then over Bat is looked itlc odd
70 zee che fore part Of the Qa car projecting over
the front of the beat EJt 10 sas while tne f,r.
ward truck. with itg too PER C W1cels. had been
dropped % into tho river Toe mad car wae, in
tact 20 foaghy haodle1 frrm tte nectsPtios Of tbc
c8e, that 10 had % fc abandoned cn The opf9.t
tide S8oh W undcrstar 20 be the fiots Nc
BODY vas huri-ii Vsa mcfo gip, Whca inigat
htye beer O. d. odiul 8.ciCent 1be writer CT 'uis
80 rsgrr-C- O. '.is ocrEs.0ni ano, go might
sss q, g.. a'-r, rtgr-l- 30 ~ rarr9T escape
The New York herald., 1851-10-14
Our Philadelphia Correspondsnce.
Pn1rAnrrnrtA. O,t.l

IHlLADElsFUlAs Oct H. 1901.
Ne Ci0siag Siirmih- Fatal Acciimt-Arrirol
from RIO JanSuO--TH l. = STEAMSHIP Sus-
gHdana0.
The two Gubernatorial nominees are both IN
town, and are 20 talk themselve- hosrse This eYen
irg in ure the faithful 10 vote for them and th1s
save the country Every sec ion ofthe country has
hs gathering to-ngh,, togve few NOR. ios: v9ris
Of advice to the voters
This morning a rumber of laborers, at work asar
the railroad depot, in West Phila lelphis, were
buried by the falling Of a bank of earth. David
Collins vas instantly killed. and Thomas Berry was
80 badly crushed that he died shortly ag.er Being
admitted into the hospital
A private letter from an officer on boari the
nited states steamship Susquehanna, received by
the arrival Of the bark Emily, Captain Roberts, at
this port, s'ates that the repairs Of her machinery
and TeIlacpg her masts, are progressing; but that
fke would not be able 20 sail before the 2Dsh D.
Of September. She Is TO proceed on her cruise 70
the Last Indies. The dates brought by the = nily
are TO tbe jlst Of August. Coffee was scarce, and
lite OF zone expected from the interior Ame-
rican provisions were abundant, and prices shade
lover tbs, BY previous advices
The steamship Manuelta Rosas, fros his port,
was also at Rio repairing damages. She vas to
sail for BuCros Ayrcs IL . fcT days.
The New York herald., 1851-10-14

invited to attend her funeral from No. a2r Third
avenue on wednesday morning, st 10 O'Clock A. H. Her
mept.
On Sunday, October H. GEORGE L. LORI, youngest son
Of Henry Lott, Of Railway N. J.
The friends OF the family aud Of his brother inlaw,
Richard Sche respectfully invited to attend his fu
neral from No 81 Clinton place Eighth street this day
(Tuesdsy,) October a. at IL o'clock A N.
On October IL, WILLIAM HOGAN, in the SD year OF his
age
The friends and scquaintances of the family
speotfuy requested attend his funeral from his late
residence LOT East Twenty fourth street. at o'clock
p, M this day, (Tuesday) october Ia.
At Waterloo N. Y, September 2s at the residence of
her son-in law, g. Hsdley, Esq, after lingering III
ness Mrs sLA IssLEE in the 6Sd year Of her age,
mother Of Geo II and Henry Q. Welles, Of this city.
At Middetown Conn, October IL, REuBEN BENJAMIN,
In the 18th Of his the youngest son Of Thomas
Addison formerly Of this city.
At Albany October IL, JANE M. SEyMouR, daughter
Of Timothy and Elizabeth Seymour, aged 16 years.
The New York herald., 1851-10-14

hos Prince Carney dsr brig Augusta ssens sof NYers
Levi; dG; a:.sis'ss Dass i:s SsiS.oss Z Psss La
Elilirn Emery, rsyE Alfred lzsl 0oidsr. for NHosE
rrsns, Lore 0ssainx 40 Mary Jsse. Gates das sehrs
SsPsi, Nary tSsis. hs,.Ss a Joseph Hsary Morgan.
sHIIHvILtE, Nc, osfS-eoir Trs Brewstsr. foe NYsrk
end schr Geo Robertson for Norfolk, early
this morning over the main bar also. bark Muskngum
tow q ssssns, Calhoun. this stsiacoa Prusssa BRIG
.nehoIsgs. and viii probably 20 to sA morning
sALEH. Oct 9-Ar sshrs Robt Mercer. Rosnsen. and
Nournshai Kendall NYor5; SID oth S.rt ESsa Dodge.
WARRINGTON. NC. Oct l-Arr sohr Rough Ready,
Abbott WInde CID "a schr Indsp sndsnes farrow
ton. - = -. ,
WILNINGToM, NC, Oct 9.Arr s brig y.lissts {9.l aI-
top (see Nisce). Cid Oh, sohrs TsnsrHs Poland wsss
Indies 10TH Leroy Jsnes NYorh stratton. WssseosA
Philadephia; llth, Maria, Fois, Mullen. Sisal.
The New York herald., 1851-10-14

J .hEs uoRDor BENNETT, Lee.
sh Having noticed In your valuable paper numerous
editorials and sxtrsct showng conclusvey not only the
interest Jou have taken in the present condition of Ire
land but that Of the best modes Of benehtng that
county would be to establish direct line Of steamers
between her western coast and this city II therefore
affords pleasure 20 give you the information that
although the attempts made by various companies to
establish line Of steamers that route have accom-
pshed nothing private enterprise that ever ready SER
want Of the public, has commenced the undertaking
splendid Steamship is being finished, whish, Tor
beauty Of model and strength Of construction It Is couh
IDENTIFY asserted h not surpassed by vessel and with
her powerful engine 1t is the opinion OF the best nautical
men that she win be the swifest vessel saoat and will
perform the voyage under eight days.
This ship Is being finished, aud will DO ready for
,ea in few weeks The main saloon will be fitted up
with and elegance and the steerage passengers will
have state rooms and the whole will be warmed by
steam during the winter voyages Indeed nothing that
skill suggest or co.t procure will be omitted for the
comfort and convenience of the passengers.
Two other steamships will be added to the line i'm
diatey in which strength and speed will bs the chief
aim to make them the swiest and safest ships in
the world STOCKHOLDERS.
The New York herald., 1851-10-14
Our Baltimore Correspondence.

BALTIMORE, Oct. IS, 1851
The archbishop of Bokimore- Arrangeme for tn
Reception of Kossiah-Sihpzdng Ente6gence-Er
citing Scene in Court, &c.
The Right Rev. Francis Patrick Kenrick, DID
late Bishop of Philadelphia, having been appointed
successor TO the late lamented Archbishop Eccles-
ton, arrived here on Friday msrning, and has taken
up his residence at the archiepiseopal mansion ad-
joining the cathedral. Yesterday he oficiate for
the first time in the cathedral grand IT. Deunl
was sung, and the services were most appropriate
and impressive Bishop Kerrick has been Bishop OF
the diocese of Pennsylvania since the 9th Of June,
1880.
The preliminary meeting on Saturday, to make
arrangements Cor the reception Of kossuth resolved
to call general town meeting, and appointed COM
mittees to make preparat, rs and collect fun Is for
grand demon stration.
The number of vessels in the port Of Balti more,
exclusive Of bay craft, at the close Of the past week.
was ~ ships, l9 barks, and 20 schooners, amount
ing in the aggregate TO 80 of which number o are
for the West Indies, for Rio, for Bremen, for
Liverpo ol, for Rotterdam, and for Trieste, and
one each for st. Thomas, South America, Cartha-
gena, Halifax, Bermuda, aad Havana.
The trial of Capt James d. lohnson for fitting
out the brig Chatsworth, and using her a SLAYER,
was brought to close Saturday in the I nited
District Court, by the discharge Of the jury, who
were unable to agree.
mcst exciting scene occurred in the City Court,
On GdtuIudy, On u WITH VI HuOTUN CVpsS, lbSueu Dy
the mother to obtain possession Of her child little
girl ten years Of age. Ii appears that about four
months previous, the mother went to Mr.. Albert
Miller, and pursuaded him to take her daughter,
rs she said that she had married drunken husband
who would not allow the child to stay about the
house. Mr. Miller, having no children, adopted
the child as his own, and te days since the mother
demanded possession Of it. The child ohjectiog TO
return, and Mr.. Miller and his family having be-
come greatly attached TO her, the case was brought
before court on writ Of habeas corpus On a full
hearing, the Judge decided that the child should
be given to the mother, when q occurred that
drew tears from every eye present. On he airing the
decision the child burst into tears and Mrs. Mil.
Ter, who was present. was much affected. On the
mother approaching, the child screamed and clung
convulsively TO the ratings of the bar, when she
was most rudely seized by the mother her hold
violently broken, seriously wrenehing her arm, ami
was about being carried cut Of the court room in
triumph, when the Judge nterlered, suspended his
decision and ordered the child back 70 the custody
Of Mr.. Miller, to whom she rushed and clung with
the greatest foninoss. The mother now com
menced to scream and utter imprecatoEs, which
clearly showed tina. she was not the proper person
10 have possession Of the chill.
The New York herald., 1851-10-14
Passenger Sailed.

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ssRs%yas eanpny
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Gorests Coz a. Drew Match a GrshanJ Joy. Down;
NJ t:is ssss.i xiisss sSs,i H
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Ke'f sossa nssh'f, Sols' ss & psnn n,:.ss r:r:s
6sssA 6ss: J.n.e Ms S.%s' smi,s ca;A's bowen
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FryssI SH1S Ts-.rs s.ia sa,a sssss sSs Gs: ssS
cpstSn HIII smart ssr, s ssysni iehP'sn sar
ssia:on VIM coo5ssns, ss.i GCoSt.ns n Gray Tusasr
h:;S s;'iy ss::si
~ sSy$S: .se sssy SH;'$ e;:s sss:s;
ss... sSisl;y sSi;;; s "a
ISa; 5ss: r,ss Si:;s:IS Ss
YSIs:p, Q ,GIaTs: 4 Jssss, xsdsrso1; S.spsei;
bsy Syn%'fEs psss fsssr ssss VIZ
nench; MARSHALL Kicker, @ MoEwsn. D Darling,
S:ss:i. ks Gale sssIys; fsssss i' v e.%i%d
ksaa aSs: ts riss s::s stSs!sss ss!saa y
Sn r', sns IsSs
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NJ; 'asd s fi Ss''sf f.a
aiSss .S. 's'Tssss TD D. s.Af' w.sy essy s;s
Ss sssS.!s
s .i.s
Martin Byrnes MIS- B.rees To 'er. Mitchell.
%sSis sis p%1$s$s fsss:y tss:;
$ss' hi!y ! paiy 5se r.;ssr asssiy @ aS; as1es
fis: s,S jSs:, ss;5fi aes,:a f'Is Cas-
& niE n cran ES iss. G!' ssa s
afI;" c;: TsS;s s S:1t ofsii
sis igGsS I'D i,ay Es.h,'S Ts4 psep n1issp
STEif.S PS:PsS: ctss aisr tqsS;ss wilkins;
Sgs x;rsa:' TN s,y. ! W.: WssiysSs$ & Gs;SI.:.
ilA W@ ilssf,. John Borden. Cox HSis. lsAa Kim.
HHa Wa4ne Sh'c c.iSsr sSa Dssis pss
:asa Ss:aea rhPi hi.s slsi 'i,s os 1 s;ssis
Jss!;y i ircwtrdss RE- Mr. strsttOu ana l.dy re.
H.,s f;l " kta s,'sAsHt Ry!. s.;s1St S ps: s
e'S& GuIaSy, N Paysidinr ssiaies, hsInsss WEI
Bone, rovussnd.J J Locke r Babeock, II Grams.
Pesbody Johuson, Mcconnell " Thou pson, "
risehbaek n Osborne. psaree, saewsr. skeyar.,
En kic' er, u Clatk. Strew. Gaines, e Pesre W
Grossly - Rsy. tooder ecoder. II K,rner hiek-
erson Howard. Meptiey, W. shssr. Webster Her
Daring Daring. A Dieiey: j Foot > Root, Edssrds.
aaiehsm, Wsydon. Mrs Smith II Smith, Cie,se
Cisaves, Jack karnir. Moore u, Deyeupoes.
q Rice, Bennett Mr. Billmyers JOnes, III Il de, VI
Wstst n, Gaze, X MeCrary, Hefer Wm Conner.
warren. Cul,er Mr Abel, oranthouss Mr. Hurse Nc
rsllory Mr. Rieknon WIN Gale ID Warner, Ars G ale z
Brady lBeiord Col Cse Curl, II Trainer. FOLEY.
Traiour Mclaughlin, Lynch, J d foss-Totsl6si
The New York herald., 1851-10-14

Arrest Of Fu sitire BHrsidrsN esterdsy officers Kelum
named John and Henry EokhoG. charge of oom
mittipg burgisres, In Newark New Jersey. In their
possession the police found quantity Of clothing be
eved 10 be the property Of John Leatr John Watney
and others from whom the rogues had stolen it The
prisoners taken before Justice Lothrop who
mtted them to prison to await requisiton from the
authorities Of Newark
arrest Suspicion -0fhcer higsm Of the Chief
aids. arrested yesterday man calling him self Thomas
Doban on suspicion Of stealing silver spoons from the
fact Of his having in his possession six table four
and two deert ever spoons which he offered TO sci,
Mir Rodgers Jewery store, No. Chambers street. but
instead Of purchasing the spoons Mr. Rodgers caused
the man to be arrested Il believed that the
are he part proceeds of some burglary for whom
owner is wanted The property be at the Off
OF the Chef Of Police by asking for the above med
officer The accused detained for further hearing
by the Chief Of Police
The New York herald., 1851-10-14
ITeisgraphie R,pnr,..

CrAFtF.fo-. Oct L. ts6t
JAer' ~4s 70 demaui for cotton yes'srIav on our
market aud ft-efd Gales we're mad. % The K,en, OF
lo.0 ta4es Ut cortisrsbe decline IN Tridays rat.
Iaf y down Dbl s. IKtr ne PIECES wlr. q, o
a.
B.r-so oct fs 1857
The rece'pe fin,c salutssy haze been flour 10 COO
bbs, wheat 1900 bushels cora 400 busteis qesteru
-four common @ fair brand lover sass Zoo btis AZ
~ 80 o"A for Michigan Thers has not bsen r, ,eb
irqury fr wheat email sales OF Ohio rere mad NJ fp-
The market fOr ccrn has been 5vos. 600 br brls
Nttern tcd 81 ~. 0ats ere IN llmita. zuna3y eod
pdocs are nfD The ffslgbi quotation, are ayur sec
sh sst, lic., Oog8 IIc
AlE,vr. Oct i3 lsjt
We lave no s'aeDebt ri a. eibi. snse saturday
Ilour bas bfenn moderate dtmaBt at prizes afhtlv n
Sror q buytrs Wtest be- tsen irm rith q GOOD
mi ms Inquiry 900 bUstes Oens-sa of A. o. Co,p
steady o. osturjay rstrs With saies rr oOi bssh.
END 10 10 for T. Ur r0Wtt Oa.s ara ,bresioy -
Gft0 bui hsls st 81 Ic
The New York herald., 1851-10-14

III Honor the Recorder IA the chair,
The MINUTE ~ The laet meeting, we're al sod ap
proved feTsrai pettrns fr the correction Of taKss
wlrs rsfrf to the usual committees
rIrfa fAfU.
Of IOhu N iartEe efI, Nr gong t9 EalEay, j. %
ilrr 9 O fu1iire from jps'c--t4 Of r. Efebch, Tor
O. yidinr tIs meals 10 60 ccEt--ft'3
nIfts
Of John 7 French fCr vrsHing utnr p fyr -he use tf
thc Jltrrs of thr surrcme Courts a.
prta rfFEEFFY.
Cuiwr for thrre lsTs service r1 counsel Tor yoon
Btldiug p flg i've sarc-fz25 or B Cutting, tL2O0
f'r coutFH f.s. Of Thoa Csrulgy. Sheriff, tlH.J o.
W totll 1c iicvd Or clearing rourt com Sl4S 20
in aFcr ci rfgi1T hr claim n Abrshsm lilTef, Tor
convey 3ifs rf.aDufr Co. Utita In ls4i-ftA 96
rffct-a fsfD o rHr rAsfr AID FarTrsp. .
ft7rrse uftita fft sra ..--.v glf 90 20 the
W. ..N'" tr tn. trrucr gf tla crHga8s ana
'"e '''-ttt Ct aual. EIerlis loo ar1rirnlrgit &C.
flfcluri5~ srovrsD.
'rclon Hsits deliilu,neiel
lff brart aaJout1cd 10 n.st -ysei.y
The New York herald., 1851-10-14

AyvAror- No. sept. q 1851
Rorrnr NJ Lir. p, MY Drsp su -Ycl will iundly
ny delay n replying 10 your lettsr e the 9Th
instant vtru ssFurc yuu that Iay othse been one
Of much latorand ,sie lately.
Accept ny thanks ior the promptitude sDi real with
which GU ha.enei 20 communicate 70 me tie faets cen
nccted with the murder q my lanensi fellow ci-en
the late Idvetd Gorsuch The patriotic and feeling
manifestation vhsch that terrible murder elected from
y0urref and other distinguished q your
tAte have produced "a ltary fleet in Maryland and
csnno IA TO rstre our foil confidence 10 the ju,tes
Toe phO-ophic endurance Of our ptorie has bern Ve
tested in this affair They have giren strong evido nee
that they posfos. in very high degree that certain
characteristic u rssciuto and intelligent munity
namely Tati,rt felfcoutroi vhoh abies the is-ue be-
fore dsteimnins upn the tnn course q action Mary
Vho would freely she'd b bOo for ts honorable pre-
sorvstion let but the North duly appreciate this sent
msut and rcgicusy alb tain from any infrsc on of ~
binsd power OF the earth prevail again
To gentlemen Ike your,cf my dear sir Who have bad
the openly and touey 60 face and repe the
attacks a abolition fans,lcism upon the battle fields q
s selection the thank. of the South and the rst
ute q The whole country are due sincerely hope ond
tssve that public opinion IN Penn.y vana vii 70 CON
prt y frustatr the insane efforts Of abotObsm ss 20
impartial tTsls in this sad AFFAIR and vindcatc
hs outraged laws q the land and the cerde6 dignity of
our state II 20 thc blood q poor Gorsueh Undr the
visc dspensstou o. Providence viii even CO nent stu
more strongly the tgris n our Union b 1fordisg q
p snia sson O. prove O. the WCfd that ene
knows The ght d has ibe viii AMI tie power g. n
force Do within isr 'unsdcucn and The score q Der
molsl influence. such happy Elimination 70 tat.
m laurty trac ~ ard trea rather such re VI
pr7rng thsrfrom viii quiet The fury ofagitstors In
The text Cor -rr trt nsy hore O. the country
enjoy -ppose eAcui these hope l. diatppointod co
tftsin thr mot lire rebodnss in -ssfs- act ony 20
The conteItics 10 " sshinx'ou rprt Winter bot the
ttl mote da.s rous struggle which must tsts place In
her 81 tb rtuf. AMI -e lice Co -e, ts' her ps,ri
0iic retpe ere conscious a h. aai prpartI @ meet 70
Believe mo. NJ d.ar IT, hh utimeot' ~ 7sry bigh
r'sari Jour ooeiica' ser7aa. .......,e,..
The New York herald., 1851-10-14

Movements OF the Ocean sssa.nsrs.


GIeArods
Steamship Ohio, sehenok Chagres N Roberts,
ship oes,iirs. Rich, Long island tbsh.ma.). Crosby
ssS s.lsSs .s,yi: NsS orlsa9. Vim Nielsen Co.
Ship Empire Queen lbrj Coulter. Mobile. Harnden CO..
ssi.; spsis sisaisia sss.s ll~
ssii NiSioi! ss1.na.S ssussss ssfc cIs.rm.n
Bark Les ntine tBrsmJ ThOrmA, Norfolk s.olr Glider
sHs Percy Bsaess b. @ 'sss & Sr.nss, s.s' r~.
jones' SSs H.
Brig Mountaineer, Hall. Jacksonville. Place & Co.
sS L%'fG wt% p5ss
sI sSs SSyIs
saa FSs GAsf:S fSms hs"
sssyI sssyI : Adams, Norris Boston: Ts;ssIS keEsf'on.
sioop Victory. Baker Bristol
SIP Lady Psel tDr Johns Limerick IS dsys ballast
60 Ion e spoke Br sehr Rose Esn from 8. Johns. NF
ship L.n',sh.s H.aeS a.yrs Sept With ndss and 2ss
~ hs lStL inst. lat "A TO- Ion rs whaling bark Bar
ship Niasara Haynes LeshOru, Aug ST. with rags &c to
ship orssgo, Cornell New Orleans Sept TO- with mdse to
to orer sHesoy on s bar IA a. sunset. w'h
Bark DIenOhair tBr). PSns Sligo. aa days with
Bark Hsrscs Means Malaga Sept TO- with fruit to or
ga.i ori,r Jones Rio Jansr0 ~ days. with coffee end
Ropa Wilson, Vera Cruz Sept g. with specie eOoh-
Bsrk Croton tof Bostonl Houdette, Trinidad, Sept 20
nth sugar and molasses, to order.
Brig khtn Forrestal tBr Newbury, Limerick, 30 days,
Brig Hiram tBremt 0rOtOn. Bremen. sePtL with mdse
and Iessep gets, to order.
BrE Tan, No. NTH, Rochelle }, days with Lrsndes. to
Brig rederick Coz Boson Crosby ha.sa SO days with
Big Etry Emily, scsndel. Msracslbo, % days with
hises, esree, sc, 70 Nb.smeere; c,,,. - -. -,
hides, sc. 20 Hopping Aeeker.
bris Billos tBr), stephens windsor. Ms, days. with
aehr Sterling iBr, Holmes Windsor Ns. l3 days. with
sohr wells Taylor, Wilmington. NC, days with
sSehr cha,is, Nils. xysr. wilmington NC. with zhral
stores.
seAr Jonas sai!k, D,sriek.on Wilmington NC.
Schr LREJers, WeekA W lin iagton. NC, Adsys.
sehr Washington, o.skill Washington; NC, 6Gays.
schr Dave Ritley. Haynes. virginia.
schr Robins Robbins, Virginia.
sehF Henry Lawrence Lawrence. MSchaa days
SER Ann, Hopkins. Asehias. days.
Sohr T9mah, Atkinson, Calais. 8 days.
81 % Sea Bllob, Wells, Pte7idsncs.
PSI ship saraaAk tOf Philadelphia % days from Liver
s'!p LiverroOl 80 dsys from Liverpool.
Barb iEs.a, 81 days from Bremen.
ssnship ohio sehsaek chasres; shiPs Mayaswsr Rot
Bfsdies New Orleans br bgig Essay. St John, NIB and
Ctk.rs.
Al the veSs reported anchored at the Spit vent
% ga yesterday afteraoon with hae breeze from W.
Ger Iwni =, ssnriss, rainy At meridian do DO; At
The New York herald., 1851-10-14
MARKETS. ELSE WHERE.


STOCK thIFF.
Pi.r .aEt rt,f', o. .obtr F'sH Bo1rf-s.ss TsaIus
~, lts % - ksvgation Gs. ~ int ~. il 100
Pe11as ivh.ia 80 rs Do, soH 20 90. . 20 Psnnsy
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Letter from Gov, Lowe, Relative TO the
Sbvistlans Riot.

The Philadelphia DrRah publLhes the follow.
ing excellent letter from the Governor Of ofMarla,d
on the subjee. Of be late negro rio. lnd murder il
Pennsvlvania
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In Wiismsburg on october o ~ .bs ~ r. Mar
ceniurh dfew Iofk ar 0ron.t ore 'o Mi.a ~
The former place - ~
On Thureay o7-niog octobs- 3 by Co., Rev n
htucdtr ~ tbe tevr0th ftf..t Eattsdft rrisernrt
Church Mr utgru q U5ras a. gissM.r q tsF,..
edee' de"6hier q 5ib q ufah tn ssq sil Of p city
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~ s.sisal cese, 80, O. LisPsaa-a sssess near Bs.s
Wy-T1e great fciltise snd a Che arthor kst
enjoyed during fifteen ysafs ienoe n tEe prnsps o
o. tutoie sad America, Gnabie Lin warrant in Urls par
ttuar branch Of the Itas son sua ctrtan oriok sna
radical sur,. o. Gao le ebssaod from other "A
dmerce ~ u chiefly however Ia jificula
snd vnrsely treated thas his SERVICES v be fsts
eptec1td Or DE l. 10 ks1 tss invsnsor OF thoa, Ia
t tAt cste we deplarible conseIveaoM
ssry mrroyef bahit iaf,iby withort meacins Jeia
n i,ct the ong tsrtaa cKiatng f5r those oompa
sent y any ptt q tht Uron ua 4Srat4d Fraeh Ieaa
rmesie. secure % time vho arDg IN ths 8gst stsr "
in vsry ten dsgs. 49, 'N
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On 0otobg %, brs JU,Ii Aas vie of Msos DoD. d
rr- lste Of the Uni ed Stets army sgel 81 voars
Dtg rrsstivos and irisnds zss Uose 5f Naot V,asar
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DE RALPHs PRscTIcAL PRIVATE .TakArrss-

II " haNAANAA EhlNAAE TkEAEI38-
- intended Tor All vho neai SQUAD practical infornas
ot ass AHeted vith esrtan dis asssgvax the nssSr
Nnpt0e progress, and consetucbcs discase
icipes Tor ,he renedcs, ther aaaas1msnt &oia plss
.shk ttenatlca every one % eucceBiuy s1d pnivaar
Mes hs orn tass, or iuags Y propery tress1 T,nth
ugn-yi ~ rh plates price - cent. Sold st ~ Orssa.
scprs envsicpea ~ A1&sssag tposs nAii 30 bos Bn
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vsIsgrxph,s E.rins Ass.rss.

BOsTOH, Dot ~.
Arr7e3-ships Ola II gland Liverpool: Hereue.n do via
Asvpor, " brgs Tbsts Brl Liverpool Osprey tBrl 81
Martins; Maria Theresa, hslaEa
Ci.sredshp Csstan. ysps raiso baris Orline St John
k.tarEas Rio FHeket Cape Nerd Issnds Sarah No.
the big CaalAee, Bhsorei schr Henry Payson Phila
dslrhia.
UHsRLrsroN. Oct IL
sailtd-Bsfks Tairmoubt PHILADELPHIA Jaspcr, NYork
Jtto, Boston; brig Athts NEork Louisa. Eorvich
Ar. .ed-ssh; scar, NYcrk
Nrv BrDronp, Oct II.
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PoRrTA Avn. Oct II.
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