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HOLLOW WARE, &C.
ININE assortment Of light Hollow ware, s to 10
T. gallon Kettles; Flat Irons; Taiors Irons and
Furnaces, large and SMALL for sale low for cash by
June -, '5i PRUGH 4 COOK
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$500 worth OF Bibles and Textaments.
lust received a splendid assortment of Eng
u lish German Dutch Welsh and Swede Bibles
and Testaments of all sizes and beautifully bound,
to be had at the Bible Depository.
may 3, '5l GEO. BLICKHAHN.
BASKETS ta I'M ,Iisn., best brand Tor sale BY
- julyo EEGAy
IRON wedges, NJ uls ana IN ,ul rings; Strap hinges
L Gate hinges tmayl,'5i) JIG L>uNAN 4 Bao
I,NSHING TACKLE: large lot of all kinds,
Il just reed at (ap2I'5i) GAYS
= IRL WANTED. to do House work. Enquire
VI of fiuly9 EEGAY
CODA CRACKERS.-A fresh article just rcc'd
~ and for sale by July ~ f. + GAY
HATCHE'S COUNTER SCALES--Six boxes Of
these scales for sale By JOHN G FOOTE
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CHARLES Il. DARWIN.

CHARLES Il. DARWIN.
4 TTORNEY andCounsellora at Law, FfDes hoincs
n Iowa. will attend to the locating of land war
rants, to land agencies to the collecting of debts
&c. sc. Mr.. Dlrwin has a partner in California,
and will attend to any business in his rroie
in that state. Office at present with T. H. Croker.
Burlington, July 23.'5i.l,s
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CARPENrEWS TOOLS.
DENCH and moulding Planes; Hand and lennon
- Saws, Augers, chisels. hatchets, hammer ,h.a-
ces, squares etc. etc, just received for sale by
may Is. Isl G LAUMAN \ Bro
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CtIRCuLAR sAWs-A new supply of foot Cir
" cuiar Saws; for sale at factory prices. hy
iane II, '5i JOHN FOOTE,
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HUTCHS COUNTER BALANCE.
4 q DOZ Of these convenient counter scales
- inst received and fol sale by
burlington iuly2l II II GR,rriTu's & Co.
The New York herald., 1851-11-20
NEWS BY ELE g n A p H.
~0~~~o.~~~~~~~~~N>N>S~~
INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON
N~>Noo00>0oNo|~-o-~O~>.>
Amicable Settlement between Spain
and America.
THE LATEST FROM MEXICO.
Retreat of the RevolutiOnists
from Mata mOras.
Their Reported Determination to Try Again.
SYRACUSE RIOTERS INDICTED.
SPEECH OF GOTERNOR JOHNSTON,
dsc., 60, -.

The Latest from Washington City.
AMIcABLE SETTLEMENT WITH sPAIS-FALsE REPORTS
coRRRcTEB-No OFFICIAL IMPORTATION RELA
TIVE TO THE EXECUrED CUBAN PRIsoNERs-THE
CAPTAIN GENERALS FRIENDLY INTERVIEW WITH
COMMODORE PARKER-THR FIRING By THE SPAN
IsH GENERAL OF MARINE INTO THE UNITED
STATES STEAMER FALCON EXPLAINED, ETC.
SPECIAL coRREsrosDEscE OF THE SEW YORK HERALD.
WAssScros Nov. 10, 1851.
The Spanish difficulty ha, been ultimately settled and
sr-anged and the friendly relations between the secre
sry Of State and the spanish Minister Chevser Cal
deron dc In Bsrca are far established that the
latter win dine tomorrow with Mr. Web-ter The basis
OF the arrangement is the same as indicated in your
correspondence some days ago. The claims will be
recommended in the message to Congress, and bo:h
parties viii fire sslutes Now for it. II our Consul
should get Havana before the spanish Consul
TO New Orleans will have to uer the first embrace
The statement sent from here to the Courier
and Enquirer and other papers, to relations with
spsin-no matter upon what authority they based
incorrect in many particulars and wrong colorng
lie given to the facts In others.
1t Is not true that any Official information exists that
the dead bodies Of the prisoners executed
to outrage; on the contrary the ocs information leads
to the belief that the bodies dscently Inferred
True other have been made bu. they have
no official confr nation.
1t is not true that Commodore Parker has informed
the government that the prisoners had no trial He
was sptcnAiy lnstucteu oy the state department. 70
make INQUIRIES into the master he waited upon the
Captain General who declined to receive him in diplo-
msVc capaeiyi CUT al the same Tune treey discussed
uT Nno,e Isteef, c, .,.. -
ns Oap. ,,Ss o.pai aeo.sIea Snas .ne Pr,soners
reis csptoieu with .ne 9psnisa waters close 20
IAe S. - s., , 'na' .ny ueu unyer
~ k1's.ss s - ~ suA' oo,u tne
s"t.. VI .i- :. an1 .ne PIooAmsuon
tI tsa ~ % 80 ~ ~ ~ an sns. .ae summary III
"s - ,h., h.ri,a YIN an VI. Ios"s Nulcn ths spanish
eouI@ VI that eAteno % pirates that they
pers Iouna suty, sna eonaemnea % es execu'ei the
next Hornins al bsH past seven eIocA mat respite
The New York herald., 1851-11-20

n tas city OF Brooklyn on wednesday. November 10
Coar SLIgs Va oLEEs, aged 60 years sni nonths.
The fien1s and relatives Of the family, aud Of bis
sister, Mrs. Maria Watts, and Of bis soniu-lsv r. "
Asse respectfully invited 20 attend the funeral
from bis late residence corner Of Atlantic and Wander
bit srenue, Friday sfserroon. az o'clock Car.
tases vi 5s IN -ai;ngs Fulton fetty until half pas;
sufieniy, on Tussisy Eov.mber i3 Eltr,,srg un-.
slr, reict Of the late John L Hntman
The friends OF the family and Of her John 2 and
Of her sea in aw Henry sny requested attend
her funeral from .. James Church, Mulberry street,
between Broome and Grsnt streets Thursday after
ooor 2oth Inst at O'Clock without further invitation
On October Is, ef Group. bAsv AuousrA daughter Of
nontbs
attend the funeral on Thursday, at half past O'Clock
rom III First street
on suDdsy rOrains ASossw, soa Of the late Robert
McCres
TIE friends OF IN. family sre respectfully invited to
attend the funeral this afternoon at O'Clock from the
residence Of bis mother Ne sos Houston street without
further Invitation
on Tuesday, November 49, ia the 5StS year Of bis age
His friends and those OF bis son. william are re-
lussedto attend his fuaeral rom his late residence In
Third avepu. between Eighty fourth aud E hty afth
streets tbis afternoon. 10th inst. at o clock
On wednesday, November 10 ELizAssIH AS-, infant
daughter Of Captain james snd Elizabeth Hsrvsy
The rsstivss and friends of the family or. respect
fully invited 10 attend the this (Thursay) after.
Without further irvi,slen Tue remains wiz be taken
to C~esnwood
In jersey City on the morning of November 10 In tbs
10th year Of her sss, MAav A. daughter Of J. V. Tai
madge.
The friends Of the family invited to sttesd the
funeral without further notice from tbs residence Of her
psrens in Morris Green street, Jersey City this
afternoon at haf past O'Clock.
On Eovenberie ElussSrE, VII, Of Jonn conoughy, in
the Goth ges Of her sge
The friends Of the uaz are requested 70 attend the
foers from her late residence No 2l2 Madison street
thi. day. az 2 O'Clock
on Ecvs nber fs jos. McBstps Of New YORK
s funeral viu take pace this Thursday afternec,
18th inst at O'Clock from the Coll nnsds, Elysian
Fields Hobokeo HIS friends and acquaintance
pectfuBy invited 20 attend
a. Louis pepers please COPY.
Al Jle.yelsnd, Ohio, on November H. OrEN Res,srs
formerly of New fork in tbe 2Sd year Of his 49,
Hls remains will be taken to greenv Joa emstery
from the residence Of his mother 20 ueory street th
dag Goth inst st clock uis t-ien "A aoi those Of
bic krotbers w n sndJ Ro5er.s ote iaetsd 70 st.sn1
rifhout further notice
A. August. "a on rov-~rsf "a laws 70 B.a1.
~ o. tbW c,'g aged IL I-a,s and : IA Bta
The New York herald., 1851-11-20
CITY TRADE REPORT.

WEDNESDAY, Nov 1916 P.
Ashes va-.ei no further though 80 bbls disposed
Of 81 S47s for pots, and S5' for pearls.
B2EADsrCFFs Flour reacted a little $4,000 bbl..
State and Western fetching s3 5i 81 I2i for ordi-
ns-y and equally impi owed prices for other qustes
Cana dian ruled heavy there being but 100 bbls fine
cold at 50 93'S while Southern advanced shade near
900 bbls common new having found buyers at 81 81
3. Loo bb Re F0sr realized SS Is and 800 bbls Jer-
seq soi Bra1dywins Meal SO 37L ana SO So respeetvs
y Wheyt I'D not vary much-7 500 bushels Genesss
white bringing poe 81, 1900 Southern do SIC and
10 coo Canadian DO S6c Re- sgain fell % 80 7cc at
phich 500 bushels were purchased. Bayi-y tended
downward. with saies OF 700 bu shels at 50 50tIc
Corn oys1 70 ths extent Of $4,000 bsshe, mixed AZ so
O) &c 8ui yellow at Gle, decline
CuTTor The demand vas increased 20 day from tn
coavictol hat the lowest point of market for
weeks had been reached the sa.es amouutiox TO 800
bales The whole OF th.s business previous the
pfourgstion ofthe Aricas a1veea hich construed
az TerE favorable
Eax,Gais -JTas aDaoHleeaeok 2g the Afrcas arrival
tended 90 check engsge1s3tc toc English ports To
liverpool hour was 81 le wheat 4 "a and cotton,
1t I'd 800 obls rosn we're engaged q. "a To Lonton
5s was paid fox OF cake lie 81 Tor e9G: aad 1909 bos
-osc Esse taken as - 10 Glasgow, 1900 bbis. dous
were rg1ge1 at Is 81. To Havrs oett0n at ste
sshss a; &c aud rice st Sc To California thee
= aoge 20 notice.
Pro,t.ors PORK continued ir-n, the businsl. In.
,llctrs at0 bbls Western, az SIS for mess aui
SIS % Sl3 62i iii also beef Of which SEQ bbls
s,ts tske- at 81 30 50 IS fer sui 81 IS Tor
prize 30 city cat hams chaD,ei han1. 4. &c :
c.1 -. - and tierces lt-l, at 3fIc
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bgefar THFArRE.-Tbs Rraad complins,tar, s.s.i.
nons 70 MT r. Tilton wiz come OF here thi. evea.
character and vii enbod7 an array OF t,snt ssldo,
Witnessed on any one occasion Mr. futon 10 highly a..
serving OF this testrnOny became The r,uid prore..
ne nas made IN bis profession vel A. the
ne sorf the audiences rho v. the Boverv theatre bv
bis excellent dramatic approximation The eptsrtsin
ments exceedingly attractive The arst h The na
donal drama OF Putnam" This vii be rIccesied bv a
recitation from patriotic poem By A VI Fsana Tbs
next feature vii be the Maid Of Cross7u Mr. Tito,
VII next deliver the Firemsns Address and the coo
Mount 81 Bernard "
BsoADwAr THtArsE The Dew pi,c. sasit,Ad r,i,b
Genius lately introduced by Mr. Coa, at th. theatre
seems 20 Be very much relsbed The part OF Ph.lim
Ftsrccket an lrishmss Who Ia In poor eireu msancss
but wbo exercises good dss Of philosophy a ablv s,ls
tsnsd - Collins and the other Characters By Dsvidge
spo Mrs Vernon, are equally veil sustained This piece
VII be performed every night this week I. viii com
mcnce the entertainments this evening and Mr. Cons
VII introduce the Widow hachresH duripr ths Der
fornsnce he never tsng better nor vas he ever in
better voice since heard him The next thing vili
this be vii sipg the Bold Dragon and the charm No
ballsd % Believe me II all tho@s ends ar,ns vou az
Charms The entertsiDments close vith tbs fercs 81
:" PlstOnio Attachments
Eslo GAsDs- The Rsves Offer Ane a,tsr,ai,nsa.
for nieht commeucisg uth the excellent psntomlne
the celebraied Psvel family rith ssvera tasntsd
alto is5 The next is feature which in itaslf IA al
tuhci ot to draw crowded house a. The activity ds
played BY Frsncois Gabriel and the voaasrful Mon,
Bondo "a veiy surprisDz and n every night followed
by The meet enthusiastic cheering Ths ne III entean
nt wa be the and beautiful ballet entitled ra
ziena IN vbsh tboee favofites, Msdemois.,ls Bertn
a. BaUl BriIsbt r austa ain the lsa.l. q characters
-upi ort ~ an es client cops b. built Tho torn
oatirs ricte 90 b. 10 iaasSa paa ssi5sc o. Jaea
The New York herald., 1851-11-20

y: e::: .s.: s: % e.: Ys % L .:
sss .s.s e. ..s, .:ss:s sss ".
The sadsr.s.H sa ssHs sssns % ss, rss s
s::s Z = s.; s:
s::s ;:S .,s = ;:
ad s sSs ssasS sas s but ' tho d'' ''
.S % q
b. % :ot !. s'ss.
:sss ;Ss x:a; ia
cargo viii Be- sta loss The o. tho 18TH was mailing
n ''T
ssss
scEn EDWARD Of wiscassss which went ashore Gasa
lumber ~ auction as she laid 9th inst She was soS o ssH
3 for
I ear
s sss Gss s:: of ss. 5
speak OF heavy weather on the passage.
tssS,is s nS 81 ss. 81
snip Csss the loss Of his vessel On
W. cssE ana assssisIs saved s,ssps .ssss'.
70 part The assTss 70 arsmio 'o or
sss Rs @ As ss r. s
ssa pg; S.sgs :hPrs, Capt .:i.:.
ch,aos |. - 0rsSss sA. fall Capt lIai: 10
Be would SoSevsr oonsuit Loyds Xssns
Chronicle NOV a. wh.,emsn.
[Faon OUR coRREsroSDxErl
The ship John Wells arrived here on the ath inst bringas
Of he loss Of shp Arabells sna Henry Thompson
% n x s Ie a,S s Lot " ss T g.
0 hs company ys are not aya,e shat sn
ford who pe rished while ossry from che
sstsy SPOKEN p, board SsE Jsno sasp
A. that ~s ysss IN the & es
We no news from any Of the vesasa thas went V tho
ssa a es ana Ssnss be- er n sns
oil From present appearances brt faw ships will Obtain
s.psosinz s Honolulu for repairs where vii have
'1 ss s '''
Spoken.
SAis ai,n' BsSss f0m Boston for AisssndrA Il. Ist
Bark John Benson. wsss from Havana for Evoxh n.
big Provdensi. of Dartmouth from pasras for HYorA
Bris Csiessns from Port au Prince for Philadelphia 4A
inst, in Csooksd Isiand Passage.
Foreign Ports
zth brig John Bsieh Neville Newper SCI Tary sivor
Norleaps ssa ships Norms Ellie HYorh csshssine. "a
wssShn.n bSskss BALTIMORE; i5sh SIs Guinsss phips
'iss ais
s:s iS
RIO iAHSiao Sept s5.siip BsnsSes. winssss for NOR
e. lag ss sarf fossan s
sys q e. Nary sEs sssEiss %
more.
The New York herald., 1851-11-20

PROBABLE EyEUTE BETWEEN SENATORS soUr.E AND
DowNS-THE REV ORLEANS RIOTERS TO Ok Pro-
SECUTED By rIfE GRAND JURY.
BALTnIoaE Nov 10 1851.
We have no mail south Of Mobile, this evening The
Noble papers speak Of probable persona, dincutty
between Senators Downs and Soue
Juese Lsrue, Ia bis charge 70 the Grand Jury OF New
Orleans directs them TO present al persons who par
cipated IN the mob that destroyed the property Of the
spsnish Coneul
PROCLAMATION kaq hsen issued By th. Governer Of
Virginia declaring the constitution to be adopted BY
$1,000 majority and ordering the state election 20 De held
the Sth OF December
The nremens procession in Baltimore, o-tsy passed.
ct brilliantly Sixteen visiting companies and isiegA
tons present They az enterts1ed To- ai3ht
By Tie Ssl more ccnpanies
The New York herald., 1851-11-20
Teiegraphic Reports.

NV UhLtANs NOV II. I33I.
TIE sales Of cotton to dag 100 bales &c Tor
diidl!az tais, ami stfe 3ssc for fair Rio Coffee
% bags a. q a. Sc. aste Thisk.y at 20 30 Rice
iull az - Sd So o. the market being ovtrstoeksl
ESw0stEAvs Nov. 10, 1881
C'tton-300C bale, eoli this morning aai the d..
ciui good but prices somewhat easter Sugar Ia
active fo hh ia sold at firm prices Molssses Ia brisk
800 hhts sold az "a Niic Lard 10 declining Prime
barteled s at &c and kegs ohc Mess pork Is Sis IS
bl6 sass 0 Rlo cffee tor the past three days have
resc bee 1000 bags AZ 3Lc Frsizhts dull
tcn for Liverpool Ia at "a Exchange Is Arm sterling
. 10 PEI csa.-tae latter sor choice signatures
CalsLEsto-, Nov II. 1851
CJstoa-salPs to day o. -95 bales st8tfc aStc Ebs
mBrlet q st.1 aud full prices are obtained
CH.RLFBro~. Nov i8 1881
Cotton o0ntioues in good 5sDans 900 bales sold at
5ifo aSisc. The market is trm and prices very full
The New York herald., 1851-11-20
Oar Phi,saeipnis Correspondence.

PnfLsozLrHfA hog 10 1851
fr,ar Kilt o. tis ffnI,-- The Fcg- Cgzsic,-f-Eg,
N Cotton iha S.
Aoothet hex a. The Isfgnct Bank OF TIE 1ts! Bates
wa male this morning IN the District Court The com.
Do1veath brought suit for tbs sum os $4,000
wbehiby The terms Of tae charter ths bank 70 pay
towards our common school fGni The oouass cor tbs
trustees peaid that The defunct sui tia. tn
btnua coul1 not be lsgaly required Of IL. The Jury
hOFever thinking that long the monster has suf
cient vitality TO psy good salaries % half dozen trus
tees snd srysrs it shoud at least be saidad vish al
s eyal respo osioities gave yer ict laas t1s baak
for The c.an and IS 500 damage The Btat- has a0g
claim for Desriy million upon tas aassts
william steiler Tie coin forgss hss been convicted
upon al ne bills OF indictment against him II TIE frl
penalties q the az inflicted be can b. saIe1 a 10
mtT years l5p-iso AZ eat and hnes sl5 coo
hsrsos kcyser has dismissed three Of hs Boz .hysrk
cficers for nteEperance An5 Ut roaicer iss copdgct
cotton mil q. Frarkford caught Gre last evening
before tAe operat.vss bad quit vuFx but the flames
Fefe connne1 70 TIE car1ing room a11 eEtnrslsssi
before much jsmsge Vss occssi1aed
The New York herald., 1851-11-20

suS srrs.. s............. n ! sssu vArsR...evs ia
ship Ssush Carolina Stewart, Antwerp. D Hurlb1s b
:.. .is : S:ss 4s,. r.:
s;; s:: is.a::::: IT,. o.... .a
::.s s:s:s; Ess 1Eas e. sss: ssss G
sohI SSsnplen. cepsseo1, Riolmeaa
sS, SSSS: Lowds
s:sS sssSs sS,is .s.d Rrfs 1ssrss rssS
Arrived.
.nS A's sy An
days with iron, Weld vessel q nssssr ocis saw
ss !ss;
T:.;s Ess Ss. e.. Il SI,A ns.s .cs
I.sss.s Bi Syn.s ' s. Ssrsas days %'s salt.
Brig Aibsnssl. lsrl Mansfield. NAsuaSo PR, 10 days,
s.s Ssy:ss ssI ss.es.:a. Belize Hona. Is
S.a1ss Hiassos Ms d.y, with
h:ai Da t'sae sss Y 2ss sy 81 .1 s s
sehr Salem tBrl Kenney Port .a Prass 70 days. With
ssss Y osha Windsor N d,y
schr Mott Bsden. Weeks Aisnand,i.. day'.
seSr Sr Bell Belle CORN coTaIn1 sghsli' Va sass.. a..
sohr Trpsn sn, Tuthil, Baltimore, days
Sehr Sarah Ann Rec, Tosten, Baltiraors days.
Scbr Mariner, NIckerson, Albany for Boston.
achr sas Wright, Jones, Cola spras adays bound to
Albany.
Schr Ontario, Haskell, Rooklaad days.
Sohr Gertrude Horton. Petten gil, RockiAnd lays.
schr chm Snow. Etwell. Bluehfll. Me. days,
sioop Isaac Borden, DunniSs, Fall Rvss
S,oop Amelia, Coob Taunton.
Sleep Henry CAstof, Carr, Provitsaos
Below
One brig, In the oHing. unknown.
Sailed
Steamship Canada (Srl HarrsoD Liverpool ,ad Others
The bark Glen from New Orleans was got of by steam
boat After she went she boarded Mr. Thomas
the pilot boat Mary who her
er arrived the latter merely bowed her The cty
PILOT on board when she struck a. the captain
twice prevorsly refused from tbs Mary aud
Washington She went sshore Barren Island Bar
mile 20 the West OF Rockaway.
Nov l9wind ~ sunrise. lNE ~ meridian. do; ~ sun.
Aet, ESE.
The New York herald., 1851-11-20
Very Interesting from MeNIco

p VnrLu
- - - . ~ 80 1 ~ ~Ae.o-e m ilO.'
.- 49, 49, az "a .A".oNAs : ENNAA4fhl
81 hAlNoSA-ANoIhhA hFfokI 10 Bk MApk-
FhINfokCEMkNrs fot RING IN-RECRtirINo OFF,
GERS SAID TO HAVE BEEN SENr TO THE UNrTRr
STATES --LATEST FROM TItR CITY OF MEXIco-
OPPOSITION 10 A PRoHfBfroRY T. ARfpF Frc
NV Os,r,~, Nov ia 1881
.. ....... r.. a., .-....-' '--.-.-I, -. a,
'Pps'iS no"i INV sccOunbs FeSsiVea oy tne Hesmei
fs5oy that Col Csravajs was compelled 10 raise the
shxe and ny from Mstamora< In eonsaousnos Of the
"-si's4 vi r.inioicemenls isf Nao-e appearance
Be ha1 ieen waiting for several days Ills men made
q fszraceful and fndisrruinate ra.ra.. and sunsraa
-, a. lua
~ ' 'e 'i.A4esu soi"V
No, the slightest ehapc. o, suec... the rsy,uon,..
a. one time had advanced "a -.hia .,,,,.. q, a.
PlszA when they were then ori,-ed 70 withdraw
Many OF Csrsvsss men bad already deserted him and
h had scarcely any artillery With which 10 meet the
powerful forces Of Avalo. Csravs,.l with tho. who
remained with him, succeeded in reaching Reynosa
The New York herald., 1851-11-20
TRAVELLERs' GUIDE.

CAnOEN AND AsBoY RAILROAD LINE FROM NEW
RorE 60 rhlaAel2hia Leave Pier No. North RiTos
;yssesnboas JOHN POTTER. ko-ninE Line, ~ o'clock
.hrd dsak. ~ Eo4g-.as Emo % eo.eek p. n fnrtA
NEW YOEI And PlMADILPBIA.-NEH YORK
" and Phla9siphla direct United States kAn Hrc-
hroggh ln 81 hours via New Jersey Railroad Pare
laced % ts for hfs eas aud 81 " for second oses Leev
View yerL St A M fran FOOT Of CortlAndt street And
"A a. and r. b from s)os Of Liberty strccA Lcsvo pr
aasPhia lt aai A a. ali p. H. RON thofoot Of wA
iat stctsf.
GSl BALrEzc1E WAgs-v=rog, CrApLMTor. -
rhrough loE,ts ass so'a IA gs above hnoG through
cctcr WITH shroush baggage ohsoxs accompanies the train
ehving a. p NJ Prsssagers snd train
ssneportsi disoosy taro1ta depot dspsS sn -
rnta wAh ,nh ar.ya ahzsss
The New York herald., 1851-11-20
Foreign Ports
Passengers Arrived
EAvRE-Ship SarassSA-Mrs Trasls.
DELiZg, Hoa-5rig Bryant Frgby Mr. Hastincf
Passengers Sailed

Livrer t-stssnship dsnada-T de onosada Miss al
lsspa' Lsntoa, EIsne;sso 1Y ysnery Ars cookburn Z
herry, Frsncis Adams NYorkj hr fenno Young Loods
Mr. Coulthgsss, Yorksbirs Thos Winslow, Alex Woodf
HeRry Mr Flood EngIaad Seymour Tremenheins EngAna
Hr Cresp., Mr. HolofJ London Edmund Dwight Boston;
Willis Benson Canada Mr. Levy. Capt Ross, Quebec
4 ho.sa, D oiypssns. NYorh Flood Mr. Bs.snsn. hr
haLBhei Mr. Andreaa lady, and thrce children Ms Handy
lady sDd two chiid-ea, Wilson Phinsss. VIM On sbon
Nr Rsade, hr shse, M Rsitry Hr ksupar, NsumArk.
nr ilL MIR BisreI nr Dages M hachay Baldwin LADY
and child Quebec-TotaI. %.
CHASREs IVA Notwithstanding 0e0rria from New
Or esnsC Sullivan LADY aad thres children hmc Sob nj
ana ohild hrs over child and servant Mrs. Daniels Mr
KELSEY, SuLIlvaa II Brown and lady, Rahle O..
gar. Capt crsg Cage-6i in the sseeraxe
The New York herald., 1851-11-20

GoLD sr rHE MINI We learn from ths Hias.
tns morning that tle amount Of gold bullion -cssvsi
tnere rtm the Let nst to this dap reaches the large
sun OF t5bes Oo9 Tbs anogn. exceeaa al thp ssso.
the Canada 20 day T1en We have s q o pons
receives ths mcrnng by the gecrria 70 meet future
wants - that there VII stu be hsnde0me excess an the
imports oVet we exports The entire receipts at he
mist IN this city prt MISE 10 bearter tha month th.s
-yer before and consderabls smouDt ha. also T.
The New York herald., 1851-11-20
Court Calendar for This Day.

BrgRENE CouRT-6PEcIAL TERM.-No 20 stil on. UIR'
cuI1 CocRT-Nos 529 62o 3l9 $50, 32l, 823 324, s25
$50 sz1, $50 l8 Oil, 6S6.
CosS1or PLEAs.-Part mos e03, ll27, l143, 1l4s
ISL 1893 l043 1853 1857 to 1888 ll67 1869 1l75 83S
s43 Part 2-Nos. T64 1872 500 sl6 Sss, 1872 s92, 93o
p56 1908 1882, 1898, 1850, 1860, 1855
Susssroa Covsro(Two BsASosE, l--Nos ss 10 81
us lsa IA i4s las, lir, 1873 l54 So As, 100 49, so
lE5 l55 Isl I53
The New York herald., 1851-11-20
Telegrsphic Marine Reports.

~.
Arriysi-ship. Nat, Haan.n. Trapaal NOa,.eal Oct
Chsrisssoni sshrs Wn wysr, Richmond AN Hale Fred
sricsburE william FTorhi Cyrus Ch am berisin, do.
Brss Csrdeua Trindad; Ckale,ss, and MARY Ann, New
rorhi Mary Ann Jacksonyiis; Geo kdvart Phadsirhia
Alsbana, do Brooklns AlstsadrA
loAret-ehip Northern LsAt lnev cYper) sFraaoisco
bad or Cape b.yusn ssry q. PhAdslphls sohrs copia
Arrvei-s.ssmsaip k,r.oa NYors; bsrss Benton. do;
Harrss Frsacss Bssh, No Srt Go.ha HYors schr Lous
CisarsaBsri sua.,s Bos.,a Isss schr Elssr,e SYork
Arrives-Bris olive bound 20 srorf vi.h ths crew Of
The bris Jerome The msssrs ,svsi of shssvsss nsssd
I2th-R osmbi, eYorf.
Sailed llthhount Wash bsso1 Bocdesu6 The expenses
o. her repairs and salvage snounssf 70 $500
Ith-ship John AbbOss, 8ssh, hs salvage expsass
Issh-Bris Olive NYo.l.
The tr,nsp0r, willsns arrived csryssoos Reef
sll veil
In pert l5tb Jobs Albsrs vts repairs brss Rss reprr
sg Gen Tsylor vtE sehr osorge tor Nrerh lds
Arr.sa-shp. E,ssr and Huron Boston; Bess.y Bsisi.
more; Robs walsh. Phiadsi1his. -
sohr sarshT Merrill is ashors Cspe Charles bd from
ryorh baltimore vsh so assorted cargo She viii pro.
baby be totsl vrsok
The psssst ship shssssn,ros, bound tOr Liverpool s
Arrived Barb Lsrrsses NRost.
PosrlA-o Nov Is
Arrivea-Bsrh OdA Fellow, Msesosa
Clsarsd-Bsrh Yorktovn Apalsohieots bcig AisrA Csr
dsnss sehr Gold Hunsr. Porto Rico.
The New York herald., 1851-11-20

oa Tussda7 Novenber IS a. 81 Pstrcks Cathedral
by bis 0racr the Most Rev Arc hbshop ushes THosAs
srAcE ofths 1ru Of Perrne Patterson Stack Of VII
lisusbury I % KArE A. KstLl daughter of Daniel
Kelly Efl.. % tbis city.
Az Orange N J on Novsnber1o By the Rev Cisr8sos
Du97 ED~A9Dk Durs- ot New iort city to JosErnSE
only ia7sster Of Jos B. nisley Esq of the former
place
In C1D1s1 on Tues1s7 morning November IS
b7 ihe Pe7 ThoDas Lieut. BAtsf E.Wcons War.
cgrt- . 3 NAVY. % hARr iaug1ef of laNuel uArt