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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-01

nAGUERRE0TYPEs.-GRE IMPROVEMENTS IN
Electro received an invoice Of full
sized Scale Plates medium sizes expected by steamer
Our suoh that will be constantly
sb 10 fulfil all orders receive for these
TO those who have not tried them shall hat they
perfectly smooth and take polish that
they have the immense advantage of thick cost Of ehemi
eally pure silver Every plate warranted perfect For
'~' ~ WV 'o'e ss'H' yrcroR atsuop o, x.,s.,t.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-01
BOARDING AND LODGINGS.

BOARDING AND LODGINGS.
BOARDING. -GENTEEL ACCOMMODATIONS FOR
gentlemen, and small families without children at No
4s Broadway. opposite the Society Library.
RoARDING.-RooMs WITH BOARD, SUITABLE Fot
~ family or single gentlemen may be obtained 81 70
Murray street.
R0ARD.-Two GENTLEMEN AND THEIR WIVES.
- three four Jingle gentlemen with satisfactory
be with han ssome furnished
back yaror, with bedroom adjoining first door. and
sspaoous bedroom. with convenient pantry attached
third story In private family at No. Charles street
Warren pisoe.}
BOARD wANrED-Bv LADY, WITH TWO GILL;
bedot furnished possible In Broadway,
public street In that vienity Please address
T. Board HeSald Office stating PARTICULAR &c, which will
be attended TO-
BOARD wANTED.-A GENTLEMAN HIS WIFE
- and child eight old desire board in the nsighbor
hsod Of Washington square Address k at this ofioe
ERENcH BoARD-Two GENTLEMEN AND THEIR
dated by genteel French family occupying hrst class
house situated in e Marks Place roons with parors
second floor Also two bedrooms for single gentemen
Dinner hour At o'clock References exchanged Address
NJ. C.. Herald office.
A GENTLEMAN, A NATIVE OF PARIS PROFESSOR
"A the Violin wishes 10 End suitable board In
table American family where he could give Lessons in msac
aud French In somtensaon for H. The best Of city rete
renee will be sivn Please address note =, D.. box Sll
Postt fhoe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-01

ssIGNBEs' SALE or VALUABLE STOCK OF
n Jewelry at Peughke q. KEMP will sell At suc.
tion Wednesday 3d. At I0x o'clock ~ the store 80
Maine street pou order Of ssssosss Of TSo%.s
Jswslry Silver Plated wars Store Fixtures
Tools Eo which particularly worthy Of the attention Of
embraces ARTICLE Of elegance and utility usually found
' MATHL; Jones 3 A,.ixu.ss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-01
HOUSES, ROOMS, 40. WANTED.

FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED -ONK FURNISHED
in plain, but gsnteel style throughout, with bath
Croton water, In sooa nsghborhood. west Of The
BoHsry below First street. above Twenty fourth
street for from Nay next for which fair rrnt
will be raid quarterly In advance Posseton ne soon as
possible Adarsss post paid. W. NJ J., 70 First sverus.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-01

NOR SALE-eTEAHEk JOHN NEILSON.-AT TIL
Merchants Exchange in the city of Nex York Wed
nssday the 0h of TO hxhsst without
splendid JOHN NEILSON, belong
Ing 70 New Brunswieh Steamboat and Cans.
Die In point Of speed superior II b believed to
boat the surface Of che being able 70
in still twenty miles in hour. Her draft 10 feet
water. 20 feet % feet VIDE and o tsss over the
guards. Her engine inches diameter and IL stroke
two strong tubular boilers and all perfect order Terms
made known 1t sale. By order Of the board,
JOHN X. THOMSON. Pres't
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-01

CONCLUsION OF THE EXECUTORS SALE OF DRY
" goods-O. Warren, Auctionesr-Lennon and stephens
Greenwich street, the residue Of stock Of Dry Goods belong
ing the James Driver deceased Purchasers would
do well to attend t Sale the goods will be sold In ots
to suit private families. and must be cleared out few
close of the creditors Sale A ten In
the morning and two in the afternoon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-01

NANrEp-BYA AN AMERICAN GIRL, A SITUATION
w hamtsrmaid 20 take Of chdrea, snd 20 do
lain sewing would have objection 10 assist with De
etthirg and rouir good city reference rivan address
~ twelfth street of University Place. Can ~
sen Tor tyU DAYS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-26

pp,NnrEs Sc Sale. Of 50 half pipe. Gonna Br1sy
>. 81 GO 70 R5ss s,1ss He aud iI ca a. &c se
~, a n Rms s. Crow Rls Al &C ElSsc "a . ,,...,,
FIsH-Ths mars.i les ACME VSV o. 49,
~ C,s.laa' S25ti a275, eayiDE Low -Jolt ~ -
io sSs Mackersl 50 at So 'oSS sai iaf No ana s'@
3 ~ No 20 ss' NJ 9sT ssim n.s sp .ad sc
IRoN-Tbe mxsetr steaiy. 100 tues scoieh Pis soii
a, so casa mos and 50 90 a. o ls 3D. e1s ,d Il
LEAD-The market Is eady. loo F'gs Oaiens 'O'u -
s.nii SI.sesd has sdvaaosl soo0 gallons, in whole
Ill IA +. s9lS6gic and now held at BE- Ia sore
pa pa "a Al 65asoc IN lots. Cruie Nhie 55ef Ia
lois Also go cases Olive Oi sold ~ SSIV s.,.s ~
CIGAhS-Thfr- % !sss actiyip ~ nc s-IAe' -
oeS 1oa Iiavana q gaZs aud zoo teV 5efn an a. e -
Eaps-The market IS dall ard neavy al 5sS5'c AsIli
,aies are making a, something over tn.se pFlces 90
pan of cargo Of 1900 sod ~ lSc u ID resni 80,
SsHelos elc A. they run, months 90 M tffaaac'
l2e az .1 ssi63e hence i, Baltimore from
frsf hand. foT chance Of sale The STOCK Is 49, I'm
GROCERiEsCoiee has an np~aoa 'e ,oIa IA
and 2a 81 Don-ngo. &c Molasses IS dll fniae Coo~
M0scovado oes Freely at 2Oc al whch iyV mas Sa,e
steady $40 hhds Mnscayaio sold at i.@Je 200 oo1es
b1oWn have been sold in the three last DAYS
ri So 2JGs2 56t-the latter for prime Pnces are more
iiNAyAr. STOREs-CIude Tgrpentine is active a; s3d
So l2l sales GOO Dbls Spiss coo bJss sold al 81. CHIC
cash a1a tine. RESIN Is enet ~, 49,, ...... ~.
IEATHTR-The market IS very du1 AMI pIces az
dTooring The stOck increasing usual At tbs sea-
son The last supplies coming forward Dy Canai;
I 4
are selling 10 moderate extent al fOrmeF quotations
LATH- About 600oo0 changed hands within the Pa>e
PLISrFR commands 50 q for Blue here, and 50 62i mp
River. -. -, -, a4;.o ,
casks VeIdgns at 26c. chests Bengal Indigo az 81 -
co bbls Venetian Rcd at 50 cwt. 20 ceFoons 9huu
ras q clinical az 90c casks Cream Tartar az II. -
tuns Soda sh sold At 50 % 100 b, less CENT ana 10
tuns Sal Soda at l.c. r.. 49,, ,ho
BEANS AND PEAS--A fair supply offering, ana voc
market IS duh Sales Of 81 Dbls at II S1d>l s0 ouh
Peas are inactive. Sales Of Domestic ID DDS ~ Z. -,
and Canadian IN bulk at eoS7Oc Blaok-eyea Feas are
selling 1T 81 7jd 81 per bag r,oooo D.
TAfLOW-A tar demand Cor City Sales OF lsooo rs
PRIME at 7iG7ic cash. f,, -.
STEARINE-A dull market; pricos are noihhA al
7ld8c . 4.,.o no,
SEEDs-There is very little dong FLAX and fhe olf-
ket is nominal at 81 3OaSl 49, Timothy and Cio'ef are
inactive and heavy r.. ,,,....o
COaI~Tbere is moderate demand for An'Arac,iei
with few cargosae at - 65a 81 40 Foreign IS dul
HAY-The market Is flm with moderate SUPP; 41u
coed shipping demand Sales Of 600 bales sInce our as'
at 3oG52c. -. -
LTNSEED CAKE-Ti ere is less doing ia County,, N.th
lers offering sales OF so tuns az $50 % Tor % J
thin country City firm al S27 with sales OF 3UV Dds re-
ported. OIL Meal commands SO the tan IN ouiA. D..
EESWAX-There is moderate business an i a
steady prices Sales Of 500 prime western fe"o" d.
2Gjc. cash. 81, c
Sales Of Hard North River az 81 q VI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-26

Loss O. BRIO PHANTOM Brig Umpire, simpson -
Phladel phla from Somerset lass. reports On Ilurs
Cay last II NJ the lIg HI ship Five FathOm bAna
bearing by S. distant Is miles came IN intact with ihe
brig Phantom CTsyens from Curacao for Ne~-Io with
salt ard hides. The starboard bow was stove m which
rencered her unmanageahe, and IN SINKING condition
Tie lot her anchor 60 fahoms OF chan. ani suffered
severely bulxa Lay TO- and succeeicd IN taxing on
board Air Turner he first officer and five Of tbs crew.
lad about year, fage belonging 10 the while ascend
inc the side of the L lost his hold and drowned Cap
tam Craveus remained board ms vessel and Is feared
pershed."
"a. See Holmes Hole. under head of Domestic Ports
BRIG ALPHOSsO Ersbee, from Honduras TOR Boston, NJ
into EdgaTtown goth, with loss Of SAILS having struck on
Halves Shoal and somewhat eaky; has ordered sur
vey. and VIII have partially 20 unload
PROyTNCETOWE. Nov. 2l-Me have had severe ) T.
gale TODAY which can ed some damage 81 the fishing
sells tins harbOr Among others that received damage
schr Richard Of Truro lost nam boom boat, and stove
rail and hu.warks scr Omsel 'st man oGoi' ana re-
ceyed other damage schr Shylock dre7e IN MI Nathan
FreeV ans store lost rail aud huiwarks and Is badly
chaed schr Lucy Maria lost foremost and bowsprt
schr George Thomas is badly INJURED steam propeller
probahy the Ontario from Boston for New York; came
INTO The harh0r during the blow. aud rode out the gale IN
safety The wharf OF NessTs J. E. O. B0wley paTs
" washed away by the sea. causing much damage TO
large quantity of lumber and wood piled upon H. which all
went adr have beard of disaster the hack the
Gaze as vet The brig Name of Providence has been 90,
oil shore and taken tins place. waiting instructions isn
the owners She received trng damage IN me DO" 10
BRIG EDWARD LIND. which dragged her anchors and
grounded outside the break at Portland during the
gaze Friday had to cut away her foremss IN order u
prevent damage her hull She towed up by one OF
the steam ferry boats Saturday morning. having received
no other material damage.
Salvage Key West OF brig Sebago 90 pof cent
on amount Of sales-Si77 81 80
BR BRIG ANsDIE. from WILMINGTON. y. c, for West
Insies returned Smithylc b, 10Th, al hands beas
The big reported TO have gone ashore Ten Pound Is
latd Gouce ter dur the gale of the 2st inst proves o.
be the Lillian Rose, from Pensacola Tor Boston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-26

u stelmsh Marion, Berry, 50 hours from Charles
tor win mdse and passengers, TO SpoaoId Tleston Co
Packet ship Washington, Page from Liverpool Oc, 80,
With mdse aad sSi passengers TO Frost Hicks sid IN
CO with ship Centurion, for NswYork. The W. on the
Packet ship Prince Albert Meyer. from London Oct 81
AID foT,smoulh Oct %, with mdse and passengers 10
Ship S.aI OF the West Lowber from Lyeped Oct %.
WITH mdse and passengers, 10 S Thompson Nephew
Snip OIenbndse. to Boston, Taylor IS days from Loa-
dom wlh ndse and 23S PASSENGERS to Cook smith No
date lat 10, lon A, saw ship G Humphreys. bouId Z
Ship ALn MaIa, ,of Saem DOty, fOm Manila June Q,
IassSd Angler August % with sugar, bark. sc TO 5 l.
priand uS ls co the wiz stra 81 bass
feHelon Ropes, from Boston for China l6 days Ost, all
ship Marion Johnson. days from Savannah with cot
ton, 10 Durham Dimon.
Ship L. 5ukley, Brown days frsm Charleston. with
cotton and rice, to T wsrale.
ship Rebeccs, Wolfe, IA days from Nsw-orleans with
lSS oa Is Gotten io Foster, Elliott Co. Nov H. lat 20
20, Ion IS 81 passed the Of args schr II of wa
Ter No date IN the dlf ship Mad Of Oreans froa
Bark Ella lBrcmj Erdman % days from Bremen and 70
eavS from the Backs Of NewF midland with Iod.e aud
days Nov , la; 40 49, Ion % O. SPOKE Br baJk Dali.
from Quehec Tor Liverpool Nov 5 lat q o5 loo IS zS
e1chSk ID sna with packet ship having a red star N
signal bound West. Nov. s. lat as. Ion a. IL spoke
sfpGuy Mannering Freeman hence Tor iiverpoo sdays
out Same day passed steamship Hermann Wilson hence
for Southampton and Remen Nov H. lat AZ "a ion
y g. spoke Br lark Daa, froH ST; Johns ior Plyaou.
Rank Jndine, tof Boston, Ii vim from Bu.pos Avres
sept CO. with wool and hides 10 master. Left ship Mar
flos. Hatch sid for B, son day bark ST Andre~s
Doane, 70 SAIL N or days Nr New-Yerk
Bark Chiffon. (0f Boston, Whiting 81 DAYS from Rfst
England With oa and y passengers to master Tns
has sxpeenced heavy weather ives. OF the BSaks lot
sans sc. $500 ~
RS william y Jones T. Ter. froa.
WIN c0iiun ant tobacco, 10 " l. McCTeaiy
=. s. Powell. - 49, -
schr FoeShon,as Bingham, S. Marks Nov 7c1tson and
tobacco. 70 r d. Kuiout Co Experienced sery heaT~
weather on The NJ date lat 2s Ion is 81, car
ned away the ealumonmE OF the bowsprif starfd bow
Ian, &c Lat 50 20 loo. "a 20. while running in a
~ fe1 SCI. Oef the Stern. which carmel a,ay the
bo@1 and alled The cabin with water 49,
schr ". Brown. Halse : aays I'm wamin,,oa No
WIN nay 2 Stores TO DSlienef 4 Potter. -'
bound 70 Newport VIA Coai'
sehr lie Roy, hyers. DAYS from Wilmington. y e
VIII naval stores. 10 Z : Powell ~ -
% J l. Buckley 4 Co --' uN'' conn.,
% A. Barrett - -e-'s' ''t"'
Sloop Vim N Bowen. kepney, from Proxidence
a0os George DAYS, Smith. from Providence
sAlLED-sAi9 JuliA Inward, Bnlkley, for Chsrla,tou
BELOW sh'p, baTks and bTlgs. unknown
WlSn-N suElIss, Z. meridian, ENE saass, do
~Ie i;esa sP.h., dc. WITH rain Ard fer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-26
DIED.

On Tuesday morning. Nov. Is, ANNA JOSEPHINE
second daughter Of James L. and Jane South"oI aged
6yOars and months
The relatives and friends of the family requested 90
attend the funeral tins dav wednesday, at o'clock
from the residence father IN Union-s between Cha
ton and Court South Brooklyn
On Tuesday morning Nov. %, MARY J. wiz OF james
G.. Wood in the satin wear Of her age; .
The friends The family are invited to attend he tuhefal
from her late residence, No 20 Leroy ST, on Ihsday
morning. 9th INST at o'clock - a.
On Tuesday morning. Nov. o. WILLIAM Sit ALEh-
aged So late Assistant Alderman OF the Sixth Ward.
10 attend funeral hs. lGh al oclocS
from the residence Of Geo. Mckinney, No 10 Center-s.
without further invitation. IL remains WILL ne taken %
Greenwood for miement. ,,,.c,r
On TUESDAY Nov o. OF scarlet fever, THOMAS De
WITT son of Rev. A. and Sarah C. EuendOrf, IA the ON
year of his ace, -,
The relatives and friends of the family nvIsed, with
out further notice to attend his funeral to-day Wednes
day) at o'clock p. M from Nashnson-aV, near n u
ton. BROOKLYN -
On SUNDAY Nov %, in Philadelphia, Rev. D. L. CAR
ROLL.D. ID.
The funeral sery ices will take place in the First Presby
tsrian Church. Henry Brooklyn, on "Wednesday M o.
noon at o'clock The Clergy and friends OF TIE deceased
lecfuy invited TO attend kis funeral "ItAot iHt-
A, Eost Monday Nov ~, after A. uls
and painful Illness the wife of John Coger aged % xeas
on Monday Nov q. CORA AUGUSTA COCHRAN
daughter OF the late hos Cochran in the sd year oI hc
age ,,,,
The friends of her brothers James aud Arcb lt, oge
Their wit hose OF the family resYectiuly invited ID
attend the funeral from her late residence No LOB Mott
~ on Wedne sday &c h. at p NJ mas 2,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-26
By telegraph

BosTnr, FoE. 2S-Arr tisaneT Frankfa. =, fhi-
.dtlYha hsIhs In lstte Cufacel; Frzrk0, CsHi tgr
What cheer. Savaa=ah, Hay state phiNiei pha Arixs
Juvsysa. Esri Cd island o holt Pensacola Nara
gusgus. Philadelphia. kisreHse. do; Me ssa Ann. &c
samuel small, Co. Psoihc do. A DreF d., has
San Fran CISCO Anderson Turks Isl nd seq y =
HOPKINS aBd Everett, Isngsr. Wright Phtlade sSnhI
M Tiibcl. do; Ashland, dh chiean, DO Cen. warren
do n Leighton, do Gloie. do Srpsrsr. and Eagle
Newark Y b, Susan Ross. y York NllIar, do Eoen
Herbert, &C.; sias Wright, do star, do Isnson Dean
90 Bengal, da Cadet do.
Cd barks Wcy lo.sstf River pls'c. John " Darrell
Baltimore Nashua Phlade' phis big E0lus. Savannah
sehrs Ere man Aux Cages, webhannei, Noodle; Fa-
villa ErstoHcks0uTg.
CHARLESTON Eo7 25-Arr ships Columbia and Jase
C. Cooper Nsw-YoTk; ing Ha-1el Ne~e J. Stony POM
Conn; scar Iyrus G. HIND. Philadelphia.
Cid sclr = Y Randall, New YORK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-26

Yhis shows All increase of discounts in bills OF
>46o,oi5 and IN increase of crcula ion OF $40 1882
ever the corresponding period of last year.
The State Bank Of Indiana is one OF the best man.
aged institutions IN the Western country her notes
pass esly and are sought for IN all the States west
Of the Allegheny Mountains.
A favorable report on the use of steam in
Atlaasic-st. by the Long Island Railroad Co.. under
certain restrictions, has been made by Special Com
ui,tse Of the Brooklyn Common Council. The con
aitions are
The rate Of speed from the South Ferry to Fiat
e4sh-av not to exceed six miles y hour, thence 20
Glove read eight miles TO be preceded through Al.
Unite ST. by man on horseback, With red Gsg A
Nan TO be stationed at the westerly terminus OF the
tsnnel and al the Glove road, 10 give snil notice
he whistle not 10 be blown or the bell rung, except
N eases OF actual danger coa 10 be used IN tue ca-
yiAes instead Of wood, 10 avold smoke the running
Of trains ON Sundays TO be prohibited The penalty
N each case 10 be $50
There was meeting held at Paterson,
NJ en- the slss ias, relation TO the affairs Of the
Peoples Bank. The meeting was convened for the
porpose oil taking the report % the Receivers into
consideration, and TO dew the most efecinal
method Of recovering nom the Cashier and D.roc-
sess the money OF which The Bank had been defraud
cd. The Committee i. the meeting state IN then re-
port hat II e sssnrson, the Cashier, has taken Of
The Bank funds S55,6l2 s., and "a further sun Of
SlsSeos u, which he Distributed among his rearises
and friends
At Philadelphia the Money marke. is
sssy Frst-class paper goes at . cent and is quite
searce. The Banks discount literally for their Gus.
toners. Al Boston the market is quie. The street
rate Ia io'Gla y cent and loans are NEGOTIATED
wnh freedom. The Banks are discouuline mode.
Tsssy.
From the Pittsburgh papers we learn tina,
On the opening OF the SOoSs Of the A!esaany Valley
Rsihoad, IN thai Cily, on "Wednesday last. a very
lively fexlmg was manifested, and large number
81 shares ws,e taken.
The following statement exhibits q cam
eAisca Of the receipts a the Baltimore and susoas-
Assns Ral.ycsd ccssssay for the noaih of JAY, Au
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-26
Foreign Ports.

Al Havana ,.th INST shi0 Norma, Ellis ass., CANA
rne Eemonds do Tarrun. Do ghty, do parks Sanadd
Dyer 30 Benz Adams, CORNISH lo,i falhtnltA n.ANe'
Atie y boston ldg Japoaca Gallagher, disg fd9A,
Clowell from Boston art iih; Dudley, MORRISON i0ihl
or charter bugs lOnn Balch, Melville, 10 IAiaa. p
Phillips and r. r. LAYTON. Gardner. Wig Nancy Tlts-
ted Coburn from Portland 18th ElLa Jane Ban
zeit for NeV-YoIk next week Edgar, Meyer, Tor 90
Slyer ANA Mary Ellen, W0olingham, ior New Odeans
neat week Corneia, Goodnansan, and ~a.chnah D'i-
cid a, do ia.h bark Biedora Rlby, Marel brigs Lima
(Rr Falfs New-Nogk Edgar, Meyer, do, S1mf Lhs"f
CHARLES Lauder, Vera Cruz. q.
No Am vessel at Porto Cabello 10th ms Sid bark 81
Lasrencc Prince. BoLIire t. load for New, lolN
Arr AZ Natauzas 2tn INST brlgs Po'Os Bets, For0hl
AIvsro Could AID Altoona Arey, New YORK. Cid iith
brgs Gazele Brazer, Portland 1871 Excellent SafseAs
In oolt I3h bark Sarah Olney Remiok, for Boston de-
tanned Iv head wind; brig A Blanchard Bl"nchard dis
AZ CrSenas about ith barsS American Adie from
Havana me Mopang, Peterson, aud Ltpicss BOSS IRON
New NOrh. 49,, - o.,t ID. .,.h., -.
A. 29th ut bark Esconaza, Pope fm Bos.1
arr 9ib TO finish sisg THAI DAY would proceed to lee
ware pOIt NJ, e,.-., ~ ~, ~
leans mot New-YorO 10 " Y days; M,
cd NJ CharlottetOgn 2 Ell, An INST, scnfs bel0na,
McRoe Boston; 9Th. MARY Flea, McDsnad. do. -,
ola ~ 81 John & 18Th INST ship kessuth BEL,
Iiyerpool sohr MOBadnook Colson Boston; ifh' shp
Iuconia Hamilton, Cork schr d. Philips, small last
port. ~ ,nt me. .h- r-,ic. Nh,
h' hrr S al st. Stephen B. TIN inst bark Cora weif
Belfast, Me. - - -. ~, 10.
for Havana 10 load Bordeaux schr Bonita issa Ia.
Ne,N-(lrleaus. tn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-26
MARINE JOURNAL.
FoRr OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rs.
See ssoefa Poge or eaational Shipping Intelligence.
Cleared.

Shps-tueen Of the West. Moses Liverpool Grinnsil'
Alinturn Co. Gent0o Wheslde, Acapulco, Barclay *
Livingston Samuel, Morris Savannah, Logan Collins
star Republic. Jameson, Galveston, Hussey MURRAY
BsTk-May Floger johnson, Apalachicola +. d. Hurl-
bui & CO.
Bngs-Azaha, Parrot. Cadz, J. w. Ellwen Lady Of
the Lake, Hnl Trinidad. Middleton Co Rainbow.
Richards HumacOa, J. V. Onotava N0ader. (POttl La
Nora, Opoito. r. Searle Frederick Eugene, FlInton
Jacksonville, J. ". Ellwel TrutilO, Mulligan. King
ton, Underwood Wiley.
SchOoners-Com. Kearney, Lowell, Boston. s " Lewis
L l., Lowell, Boston. f " Herrck Harnett HallocE
Magduel NIlmf gon, N. /. McCready; Elizabeth, Saw
yer Key West, Sc, +. ID. Hubut Co; Mary DIzabeth
Richardson St Stephens. ~. b, master, L. +. Lewis,
Berry, Portland, s Lewis; DeOonaire. (Br) LecShar
Nova Scotia. l.. II Akin Entire, Demaress, Edenton
Van Bruni Slaght; VIM Wallace, (Br )Smth. Magnada
VIC, p l. Ncyms.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-26

AR AZ Holiness Hole Nov ~. brig Gen, Ryde = North
Atlantic Ocean. # and for Beverly with 80 bbi sperm
oil Spoke Sept 70 OF Flores schrs. virginia, Morton,
Of Orleans 100 81. Oct ,, non, Watkins do, mos out
cean-had spoken, few days previous, Benz Eflnsln
Brown of Beverly, y 50 Nargaretta, Prior, Saem, -
sp Oct g. schT. Aneia HoXie, OF Sandwich months
out clean. -
Cld New Bedford, Nof. %, sAlp Juliah, Tie t4ni
for Pacific Ocean.
snip Sea im Warren. X. /, ir ArcIe Ocean. re n1red
az Newport 2ith.
At Flores, Sept. g. Dover. Ravens n London cleaa.
The Virginia, OF Orleans was seen Oct -, boilTg.
OF Whytoocake Fen. % Benz Rush. 800 So, bound on
short cruise then TO Ascension 10 recruit ST OchosS
Sea (snce reported NJ date &c 500 bbls This season
Heard from previous 20 July II, Catherine Hun, y l.,
goo bbs taken sonth OF lat 81 about Juy T. India l.
clean Neptune DO do had lost anchors, sheo'hns and
copreT forward Alert. DO. whales Dromo, do 10
George Il Mary do whale taken south OF n. d. May
20. atout July 2, Tcuedos Nddle.oE do, clesn Glad
iA-0r, thrle, of - - whale
Spsksn-Aug : lat M. W. sharon Rlls, F. IT., 1900
81. rtpoited July %, with 1900