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The Ottawa free trader., 1851-03-15

OT IUNt-l NTINOT NVIWIOITtI-, ItTt, ,ITtNI'N IUUh-
aud eyes boys aud mems cnps ,rbbon., hohbin, topc
ALSO. good assortment OF HiRDIIRE, Z
knives, pocket knives shears, scissors, backing,
mortce, thumhaud Willy locks window springs, -ar
Hugcr bits, coffee mills bruG., ,tacN horsc rasps, ul
ten table and desert spoons oil stones, fish hooks
dies sad grcis, gate hinges etc, etc, etc.
ALSO. "a large assortment oi CROCKERT
sets, wash bowls and pitchers, bowls, blue edged
pitchers yellow bakers hrc proof yellow uapp,rs, b,
ALSO. coo gals. STONE WARE, consist
crooks, OF ail sizes and lu g.eaiNnuciy.
ALSO. 500 wheat sacks without seam, aud PIE
Cl.tor-, cruri sa,tcclals, wine g.a --r,, iuub,rs.
to mention. An of whchnrc for -u'c cheap iorca
i'rice Si0ic" Of Nov 9 1850 JOlN
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100 pieces blue and orange prints,
100 " blue d.
30 fancy do
100 " Scotch, French and American pinpha,rs
$50 " Scotch trench.& American nous de ms
10 " black upacca from 2Oc to 4 rrr yard
20 " coored do
5Ob1h's brown shcetug and shiuing
900 pieces bcachcd do do
100 " colorcd cambrck,
- " white cnubrlck, Jnconct book and Swiss
81 " barred and striped muslin, 'musn
1000 Sha"ls 1 I, ~, l2.l and lG-I from 90 SIS
II pieces superior IRISH linens,
superior linen cau,bnc
10 dol white linen cambric hanIkcrcheis,
Co pieces silk handkerchlri.,
lOmuil, OF all kinds, hog
100 dozen ladies' white, black, md colorcd cotton
% % mems white, brown, and miycd halt hose,
10 " chIdrens hose,
10 pieces carpet, lcOlt0n,
100 ihs white, black, red blue, and assorted skcn
100 dozen white and cuorcd spuos, .itst uuaiIlv
100 lbs white, black and assorted patent thread Of
90 dozen fancy back combs,
~ rediIng co
30 tine do
~ side sad tuck do
100 packs pins o all sizes,
GOplrccs kvlcars, black blue gold, & cadet mixed
% sauuet, blue, black and mixed,
% Ola cyOr- and qualities,
100 black and fancy casslmeTcs, new style,
81 Sleeps grcys,
II OVrrCOat CLOTH
30 plain aud plaid iinsey,
- stripe shrlIug or hickory,
100 whlw red, and yellow flannel
% hIenclicd and unheuccd canton lanuels,
10 Indigo blue check
tl..r nFFrt FY
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I'.OWgl,S.


piTiS celebrated Como pioughs, warranted I,
scour m nny ,ali for sale at i,nvHwour's
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MEN ~ sANvED

- / turI s.uoU. hand do,
so do BuE,y. for org horses
3h.r-r-. .-E--a'rhv l,'P S.y.rpS g.
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By MoRSL's LINZ, oEFicR 10 WALL STREET, AND
RAINS LINE, % WALL srREET
ArHuRN AT s A. NJ, cold bat pleasant morning,
wind ~cst; thermometcr ..
Bh.orsr-htsh a. ", clear and cold some snow fell
last night wind south vest tharmomster 20 bP. n,
very clear, wind southwest; Thermometer -
OswtGo-At IA. cloudy aud cold wini west
tbermo omeftr Is; barometer 1905
Utics-N A. NJ, cloudy ani unpleasant, wind
northwest; thermometer 35; barometer S0.E0. J..
nj clear and mit; thermometer 30
AlhANr-At a. NJ cloudy but pleasant uni
northeast; Thermometer 2TA mercury 10 barometer
o7; barometer 80 o.. p. clear and cold; End
routhwest
Tno,-AtsA. NJ , weather heavy but pleasant; viud
heht from northeast thermomettr 2s. ST NJ clear
and cold.
DErnorr-Atl IL NJ, clear and cold; Wind southwest;
Thermometer 26.
BrrFaLo-Atsp. NJ, weather mili and hazy; wind
southwest; thermometer SO; barometer 20 40
RocHEsTIH NJ, very clear, thswed during
The day In the sun; Wind west; thermometer 30.
ny THE ERIE LIsE, OFFICE : 5uANovEr STREET.
tRnposs-A sP. a., cloudy, and Wind blowing
gale from southeast
PrRr-htsP NJ, clear plssssnt and oold
NrNpa-AtSP ". air cool and bracing
DANsvLLE-At sp. M, sky clou1less
JkfrtRsoS-AtSf. NJ oioudng up betokenins
storm.
lrnAcA-Ats 7 NJ, cloudiDs up with southeast
wird
owreO-AtsP. NJ, weather cola and clear wind
cert; thermometer 90
BlscnanroS-AtsP N, cold clear, and pleasanti
tbermcmeter "a
MoyrRost-AtSP. NJ mild and fine evening.
HoNEtDLiE-At6P A.. clear and mild thermoms-
ter 80.
EssRouss,rG tsP. M clear aud cold; th-rmo.
me;tr24
NrwwtGH- AtsP NJ. sps braeing air.
fExSsEnl-AtsP. NJ mild AMI pleasant,
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NEW YORK LEGIsL TURE


BY MoRSE's MAGNETIC TELSGRAPIf.
AIsANr, Feb. IL 1851.
PETITIONS,
For the bridging Of Lake Champla for the amend
ment OF the Plank Road law.
ctriEs ASp uLLAcEs.
Mr.. Caoss, from the 0osnmittee on Cities and VII
lages reported important bill restricting and regu
sting the pew Of municipal corporations In borro
ing money and contracting debts.
nfytDrrDs AND DFPosirs
Mr. BRANDREIH offered resolution of inve sti lon
as to the dividends and deposits remaining eaim ed
In the several savings banks and other banks In the
state, sne appointing committee OF the Senate TO 20
20 the several cities and towns where banks stu-
s-d. lie raid he vas la possession of eyi
dence that there up yards OF sli 100000 In
the banks 20 which they had right which belonged
to the State and ought to BE- applied to the educ
of tn peoples sum suff csnt 20 deiray the entire
tax lilo had found that upwards Of three millions
accumulated every year.
Mr. WILLIAMS thought the Senstor advanced an old
EDglish ises-thst everything belonged TO the hing
IL Ieyiving the old doctrine of sequesrstion SO
far banks OF discount alluded to- there a. suf.
hcient Law nov lie wss not opposed TO inquiry, bat
be was opposes TO g sweeping sequsstration.
Mr. HHsspnErH's resolution was laid the table
for exa mipstion by the bank com mttee.
Th6 senate then adjourned.
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NEWS BY ELEGR APH.
~~~~>~~>>~~~~>>>>o~o~
HIGHLY IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE.
-~>r~~~~~~~o>~~>~~,-~-
THE BOSTON FUGITIVE SLAVE CASE.
>~~>~>~o>>o~~~~~~~~>>
ARREST OF TWO AlOERS And ABgTTORs
~~~~>o~~N>>~>>~o4~~~~
THE SAME CASE BEFORE CONGRESS-.
o~>>~o~~>o~o~o->>o~~~~y,~
Expected Proclamation Of the President.
e>>~~~~~J>~o~~~>~~~~~~~
TWO WEEKS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
,>~>>~~~~~~~>~~~>~~~,
additional Discoveries of Gold on the
Sea Beach.
~N~~~>>~~>~~~>o~~~~>->
TIE CHEAP POSTAGE BILL.
->~>~~~~>>~~~~~>o>>~-
Reported Death Of Hon. Henry A. Wise, in Duel.
o>~~o~>,>~>~~o~~o.~ooo~~
THOMPSON, THE ABOLLITIONIST, IN
sPRINGFTELD.
>.~.~1~~e~~>>>~~~1~~oo
THREATENED DISTURBANCE,
&C., &c, &c.
Additional Discoveries of Gold on the
Sea Beach.
TIE CHEAP POSTAGE BILL.
Reported Death Of Hon. Henry A. Wise, in q Duel.
Important from Washington

TIfE BOSTON FUGITIVE CASE IN wAsHINGToN-Ex-
PEcTED PROCLAMATION BY PRESIDENT FILLMORE.
WASHINGTON. Feb. II, 1851.
The Hcroid report Of the Boston mob rsscuing tho
fugitive shadrscb exctes deep sensation in Con-
grese and In the Cabinet 1t was the of most
singular debate the character of thesdev in the
Senate to- day. Mr. Foote wss.ealed up, who declared
he bad the President this morning who says that
fhe law shall be enforced If Mr.. Cay's resolution
passes, will get the facts in this case But II is al
most too late for any legislation to enforce the law
We understand that instructions have gone to Bos-
ton to reespure the fugitive and t. call upon the mi
Itis neoessary to secure him. Mr. Webster is NOR
tilted and declares that public opinion in Boston is
the side of this law. notwithstanding all that, the
people will lstan it called upon, better than United
States II OOPS.
President Fillmore by the Secretary OF State, will
issue proclamation to morrow, condemning the mob
proceedings In Boston, and calling upon all good oti-
2eps ane public officers to tho laws obeyed and
enforced.
The cheap postage bill was taken up with pro-
spect Of success.
Gen. Paez has been presented ct the White House,
to the President by the Hon Daniel Webster secreta
~ OF State The General has been invited by the
Henry Clay to dine with him tomorrow
The Virginia Legislature have pro position pen
to postpone the election OF Cougreesmen and MEM
bers Of the Legislature from April to October next in
order that new constitution may first be submitted
TO the people.
The censu, Of Iowa is onpletsd and the population
amounts to lg2,2o4.
The Treasury Department has re ee.ived through our
Consu at Guaysquii email sum of money belons sing
to drowned at Guayaquil his way to Cslifor
nia His name was supposed to be Charles Shaw, of
ot any relatives heirs OF the said shaw having legal
claim to his effects.
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TRENTON, FEB. Il. 1871.
joint resolution In respect TO the true policy OF
the States respectively in their choice of Senators aud
represe enstives in Congress introduced setting
forth that in view OF the da ngerto which the prosp
~ OF the country subj ected TO by spirit OF fs
paticism, am mbition Of demagogues and efforts of
emissaries from abroad, the same only be
averted by waving all minor differences, ADD e.
lectng hnching and relisbe friends OF the Union
areprerentstvss In Congress- and that the true po
hoy Is TO select, agents Of the people in the Con-
gre,s Of the United States men who willing TO sup
port the mpromises OF the constitution and such
from their known character, the "reminiscences Of
their psrentage, private associations and their pre-
vious services to the country, can be relied upon
ss firm and unvavering supporters Of Its interests,
nopor and integrity and to dFcard all such as, from
fspaticsl mtt,..As or the influence OF axecutive pa
tronnee might be swa ii 10 shsndon th- praciplss
of fcompromise in order that ~ motto rssuslpus
No other important bu,insss has been transacted.
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ALuAvr, Feb. IL, 1851.
PETITIONS PREsESrrp.

ALnAyT, Feb II, lS5l.
PETITIONS FREsENrNp.
From Nelson J. Beach, relative TO the improvement
Of the cs1sls OF citizens OF New York for recurring
the interests OF the pilots by the passage Of the pend
ing law Tor the abolition Of the free school law and
asinte tax for the tupPort of common schools; 70
protect the ee citizens Of this state from seizure
arrest 'or the mobilization Of the free school law
against any alteration Of the Law relative o. the re-
dem tion q country bank notes for the reduction
OF tolls on all railroads
nr. NAENUM called mp his revolutions approving OF
the measures of compromise and advocating them.
The SrtsEER agreeing with hi, colleague on masy
points thought II unnecesssry TO pass an resolutions
could he nnd any rule that gave Q In nority the
night to compel the majority to act contrary 60 its
manifest wish
The debate was continued by Mr. w.sp, Who intro.
duced rsfolutiens ceprecating further sction,
And the House adjourned
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sa,nst Thorn pson, the Foreign
Aboiitionist, In Springfield, Mass.

SPRinGrIELD Mass, Feb. IL, 1851.
The liampden Hall was closed against Thompson, by
the owners, through fear of damage The select men
gave notice to the owners that they would not bs
sponsible for any injury dene to It. the meeting went
on. No other place could be obtained, aud conse-
quentiy, he does not speakso night. We presume an
attempt will be made to have him speak on another
day This evening some hundreds OF and boys
crowded the streets between HamPden Hall aud the
Hsmpden House, where Thompson is stopping MAXI OF
come little noise but committed overt acts against
the peace Probably all will pass of quietly to night
Many have como from other towns to participates in
the proceedings. Part of the Irish population ave
been excited against him, which with other elements
that have been and work pders it highly prob
able that he will not be allowed to speak here unless
1t may be in the day time.
SECOND DEsPATi "A.
SrRISGFIELD, fsb t7-t0h =. NJ.
Washington Hall has been refused tor Thompson to-
and 1t is now doubtful ii suitable place can
be obtained.
Ths crowd has thnned bat the real rioters strong
and rowdy set, are making night hdeous with drums
ffes and bonfires
A large bonfire has been started on Court square
Had the meeting gone on to night, there would have
been terrible row.
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Fire as suttsviiIc, Oneida Co., sc.

UTICA, Eeb. IL, 1901.
The grst mill and tannery of Ii Handers was burnt
last night Loss $4,000 insured $4,000 in Rome Pro-
lection
The dam Of the Utica cotton mills at New Hartford,
owned by j A. Sherman and L. Hollster, carried
away by the high water ye.terday morning. Loss
dam 81 600
The large bridge at Middisvils; Kasts bridge near
Herkimer, and the large bridge at Newport all
carried away by the ir-shet The Herfmer Hydraulic
Co have sustained considerable iDju.Y. The ice
never known to sweep down the creek in so thick and
large bodies Many logs and fences have been swept
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Ru,ioRFa nE,fH Hon. HEssY A. WsE.-The
SomeTret Gidl Htrdtd OF Tuesday contains the fol.
loving rumor as being current In that latitude We
live 1t 70 readers tor what It is worth: The death
this gen tleman in duel with Mr. Finley, of Acco.
mac county, Na vas recently reported az Carroll's
Corner in this county. Saturday last. The intel
gsGce was received by small craft which anchored
Circumstance we are Of opinion that Mr.. Finley
the challenged party We only give the report n,
received it, hoping 1t may prove untounded.-DlIord
(DeI) Beacon, Ftb H.
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Interesting items from the south.

BAtrISoRs, Feb. IL, 1881.
The mais from New Orleans from the 9th to ths 9th
inst. ere recciv ed. The papers contain flaming
counts OF Jenny Linds rscertion-the excitement Is
trcme ndous
The South Carolina Convention election Ia all
side-su cop,ervatisu repudiated = secession, and
nothing but secession y IL tho cry.
The Jenny Lind auction At New Orleans exceeded
anything before seen. From $40 to $50 premium per
ticket was oheerfully paid.
A new electien has been ordered for Governor
OF Missssippi Quitmsn has been re nominated.
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Pennsylvnnia Legislature, Sc.


In the Senate, the joint resolutions, Offering the
thsnks Of the Legislature to ths Hon Daniel Webster
Ter his able vindicatcn e the principles OF the Ame
ricsn government In his lettcr to NJ Hulsemau, tbs
Austrian hinirter at Washington were laid on the ia
BILE The joint resolutions in relation TO the granting
81 additional baupty lands 10 the officers and soldiers
who served In the war Of 1919. were paced
In the House, various petitions presented and
referred.
this place charged with brrg concerned In the muir
der Of rich old farmer at his house. They
n jail waiting sxsmiaation.
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The Hudson River.

TRoy, FFp. II, 1851
The river has fell about three feet but Is stiil high
and clear otioe
AIB.xy Feb 1T-SP.M
The Ice in the liver below this city Is giving way
EFwnurGH, Feb 1T-sPM
The ice u clearing out of the river at ths place and
the crossing il nov good
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The citizens Of Cazenovia have had q nesting at
which they rrgudated Gerrit smith aud his fooT
requesting Rem not to hold any Of their incen
diary meeting In that village The meeting was the
largest ever held in that place. stroSg Union reso
lutiors were rastsd
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TWO WEEKS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
y~>~r~~~e~~~S>~~~~->~~~~~~
A ARRIV AL
OF
MEXICO AND PRoN6ETHHUs,
NEW ORLE JAMS.
NEW DISCOVERIES sP GOLD ON THE COisT.
MEETING OF THE LEGISLATURE
Election Of David BrOderick
President of the Senate.
HARTHQUAKn I'M cHILI.
THE MARKETS,
60. sc, Sc.
N K w q X l. k A N 3 .

New ORLEANS. Feb. IA, 1851.
The steamship Mexico has arrived with San Fran
cisco dates to the 15th ultimo She brings 3 passen
gers She left Chagres on the 7th inst
The Prometheus has also arrived In ave days from
Chagres, with two hundred and seventy passengers.
She went out to Chagrss from New York in seven
days and thirteen hours-the quickest passage
cord.
These steamers IL to be supposed, have brought
considerable amount Of gold dust.
The California Legislature assembled on the 9th Of
January. Gov. Peter II. Burnett had resigned snd
Lieutenant Cover McDougal had been inauguratsd in
his stead.
David Broderick elected President OF the 6enate
[Mr Broderick is well known democratic politician Of
this city, and run for Congress few years agol
The Governors message is a straight. forward and
sensible document. There had been no election OF
United States Senator but it Is supposed that demo-
crat would be chosen This is indicated by the cleo
tion of Broderick rs President of the Senate.
Thos Butler King the collector, had arrived at
6an Francisco.
There was great excitement on account eff new dis
coveres of gold in the beach sands the coast of
wonderful richness.
Other rich discoveries have also recently been made
and tho miners generally are doing we'll.
American -four Is selling at $l2 6o-not paying the
cost Coffee is quoted at l4c.
The steamer Crescent City was to leave Chagres on
the 9Th inst. She will bs at New York the 18th
instant.
The Ohio from New York, spoken on the sth
inst She will be due at New York the 2lst, with
the California mails.
The city Of Conception In Chilli has been destroyed
by an earthquake.
SHIP NEWS.
Annexed Of the arrivals at San Francisco Be-
tween January and IS
shps Lebanon. Drew, New York. Aug IA; Whits SlUal,
Lock wood do Sept Corsica Meeher Boston, May TO-
Delhi Barnes. do June a. York Grover Phadeip NAY
2s James Perkins. Williams. do June barks Wessaoum
FAhena Boston July g. Pilgrim, Swift New Bedford
Nay ~ brig kontezuma Hadley Boston, June schfs Oak
Leaf Thomas, do, March Pilgrim. West Philsdelphia
June IL.
falling OF the Falcon Trial of General
HendcI son. -
roD 10, 1901.
The steamship Falcon sailed day, with twenty
passengers for New York thirty six for Havana, and
sixty for Chagres
General Hcnaerson's third trial begins to m orrov.
Sailing or the Promctheus.
Nav 0RLEANs, Feb. Is, 1851
V~gts uxfau ahi prnp will
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ahe Ohio u,ver-weathor, sc.

PrrTsuvRcH, Feb. II, 1851.
There IL fifteen feet of water In the channel and
indications at present of its becoming lower. The
weather is now clear and cold
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Arrival OF senators.

BoUtt,tLLr, Feb. IL, 1851.
The Hon Mr.. Bis'ell, United States senator from
Illinois aud Mr. Rantoul, Of Mas,achuset arrived
here this morning, route for WsshingtonI
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From Flo (.rnnde.

Bosros, Feb. II, 1851.
The bark Wyman arrived at Salem from Rio Ora ude,
reports that great preparations making for the
expected outbreak with Rosas A large force had
already been concentrated at Rio Grande aud the Wy
Ean passed, on the bas, two vessels bound In With
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Passage OF Railroad BiIIs.

81 Lowe, FED Us IBbI-
TIE Pacific hannibal and et. Jossphs rsiiroad bill
has passed both Houses Of the Missouri Legisls.uTe
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BY TELEGRAPH.
rIRsr pLslArcn.

Bosros, Feb II, 1885,
The statement of r. Riley. Chief United States De-
Tu'y Marshsl, ct the head Of affairs. In ths sb-
Of Mr. Devent appear. this morning. lie states
that be applied 10 Commodore Downs tor leave to pac.
the prisoner ut the Navy Yard for safe keeping bat
the Coumodore declined 60 take ths respons b,itty
lie also sppsd to the Mayor and CITY March Al foe all
20 ktep the prisoner but received none No hoow-
ledge the whereabout, OF the fugitive hss yet se-a
obtained lie IL tuppossd 10 bo on his way 60 tsnsda
wa hurngtoa No arrests OF any Of ths fioters have
yet beef made.
SECOND DESPATCH.
BosroN, reb II, is5t
United States Attorney Lunt appeared before the
United States Commissioner Mr. Hellett this morn
ing and complained Of Charles O Davis, young law
ser, and Fhzur Wright the editor Of the Chrosovr,
newspaper published in th, city chsren them With
aiding and abetting The fugitive slave Sasdfsch u
escape iroia the court house satnriay last They
wete 10th Immediately arrested, and gave ball IN
81 co. 70 Eppeet fot essminstiop ts morrow Mr.
Wright ~ the court whtn ths n~sfoss burst
~, sna Nt Davis was passisg cue a. tn mon-at
thps stig~d tkg Gp0f.
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Frsshet at Honesdaie.

HoNEspALE, Pa Feb II, 1851.
The large amount of rain that has fallen here the
past two three days has caused great freshet in
the river filing many cellars, and causing assuspen-
sion OF divine service In the Presbyterian Church
yesterday, by filing its basement with water.
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Completion OF the Columbus and Cincinnati
Railroad.

UoLUMBus (Ohio), Feb II, 1851.
The Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad Is so far
completed that train OF will pass the road
to day. About four hundred OF citizens including
the members of the Lsgs aturs will 20 out in the
train, to meet deputstiop from Cincinnati
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Nav 0RLEaNs, Feb. Is 1851
The United States mail steamship Prometbsus viii
leave this port to morrow morning, for New York.
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BaLriMoag, Feb. IL, 1851.
No mail south Of Petersburg 10. night.
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The steamship Falcon sailed to-day, with twenty
passengers for New York thirty elk for Havana and
sixty for Chagres.
General Hcnaersons third trial bsgins to m orrov.
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Domestic Ports.

BOSTON, Ny AR. brig Conducto- OBJ WIN Q,
BonaiIe scLts John Adams, lWha'erl freeman. Nor'h
Atlantic Ocean Montana. Hiliet Albany. GA. schrs.
4. lmym Endlcott Philadelphia; Anna Mara IA
ney New iolk. Al Nov Hn BARK hwo,em. Htf'ie'
CooR NoIth Arlsbiic Ocean Province own Gs,rse -.
Webster Costing. New Nore Run Lhlt Re- heser
Curacao. Ready Nhan. fBf NUUs.N Di-ls; Ams'hfs',
(Br) sniih. Lnaeubmt. ilmcs. iinchley, Galveston ,
Man Jane, Ga'ss - IllA Al.fit tes. asi ..e''
Fhen At,usN helden Poit IVA PGnce Hudson, li1n'''
Pnladt Ilua John - Ireland. C1"sil. d. Mon 's -
4 stevens. Croatll. Oliver. Fnlr.. and Amtn'A,
Me ,rson, Albany OREGON Bacon hirl h'tiidt, KY
Ell Mar. Crosby Ann S.ppls, Bacon, tatAcr o, B.
,o1 uuol and Sls.n Hauly. Alhaag :. Apgie' 11.
hcscl>on, Neg-foT,. Howard Baker. 10; N"i,!i' b,
Yck t,I,eraphed SHIN Nalnolo. from calcutta Jrqe q
SD. SafunlaV steamship William Penn 't 4 - , VI =
koals bras Cpr'eia. Charlotte Biiow Sundi Nj .f
Adelgde Metcii Calender; BARS lsa ella sex ~. -
HARTloRD. Nov. 9-Arr scrr Roanoke Bacon. phds-
dthha. sid gh ,clr AM ncIn s'af. Fenioo PM si,
Pima, 9TH. schrs Gen. Cameron, Fyes, do en4 's"'
KE,VFguNK PORT. Noy SD. ship Information b,
lBsSHG0k No, s"Hrr schr Fanny Mitchell. Paf>-r.
NnilF.iiiLL. Nov 4-Arr bug zagana, Friend. Boston.
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