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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-12
Onr Baltimore Correspondence.

BALTIMORE, August III, 1871.
The Recent Ereoaioms- Protestations of the Pr
sCn0s-Hosvid Accident- Robbey-Shipmelts of
FloSy-Cam'p Mtangs- 7heatricals, &c.
The recent executions in Maryland the bungling
manner Of executing the laws at Chestertown, and
the d, ing declarations Of innocence Of all the four
prisoners, still the subject of general converse
ti0n among cur citizeIs. The testimony ag ainst
Murphy, the old man who underwent such brutal
treatment, in being twice hung, wss not so direct
as against Tsy lor and shelton, AMI fe are
now entertained that he might have been hung I'M
justly. The testimony against Taylor, as the ring
leader and pr ojsctor of the massacre having shot
both Cosden aud his wife, most direct and con-
elusive, and still We hear him appealing to Shelton
to disclose all he knew a bout the mu der and de-
nying all knowledge himself. Those who know
the men, and ave closely watched the testimony,
however, look upon these declarations as the mere
result OF dissemination among he mselves to pro-
test their innocence 10 the last, though they GER
taiDly acted thesr parts we'll shelton left a long
letter for his mother, which may con tain some de-
claJati0Ds with IT gard TO the matter.
With regard TO the negro, Amos Green, there
are many ana serious doubts as to his guilt. His
declarations Of religious convictions we're, doubt
less, most earnest and sincere, but they were not
more earnest than his declarations of innocence.
The fact OF his having been, at the time Of the
alleged committai of the crime, but eighteen years
Of sge. and Of light build, whilst the woman is a
stout girl Of twenty renders IT a matter of much
doubt rs to his ability TO acco npish such pur-
all such cases, is conclusive against whites, and
must be conclusive against a bla tx
little girl, aged i've years, named Louise
FOlandt daughter of the late Professor Voland.,
met with a shocking death, on Saturday, by fail
ing into the sink attached to the house in which
she resided. Lie was extinct when she was die
covered.
The house Of David Hudson, Esq, was broken
open. on Saturday night, and robbed Of two gold
watches, and a qusBtity of jewelry and silver
ware, amounting 10 value to nearly $500
1ke shipments Of -four from Baltimore to foreign
ports during the week ending Thursday last,
amounted IN the aggregate to within fraction Of
$1,000 barrels. OF this large amount, 1881 bols.
were shipped to Liverpool, 7,727 TO grazil, 1000 to
the River Plate, 100 to Bremen and l. 309 60 the
West indies The total value of foreign imports
for the week ameunted. to- s!2I,y6i o. The
whole quantity Of dour ex ported from Baltimore to
foreign ports since January ], 1851, is 255, j5 bar
reds.
Yesterday was the second of the series of camp
meeting Sundays, and not les, than 900 vehicles
besides Elk steamboats,, loaded with passengers,
left the city yesterday for the various camp
grounds. ...~-..-.
Holiday street theatre il being put in sne order
and will be opened in a few weeks by Mr.. Barton,
the old and popular manager, with a new and
talented company.
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NEWS BY THE MAILS.

ouR NEW ORLEANS CORRESPONDENCE.
NKw ORLKAss, Aug. 3, 1851.
IN Departure Of the Steamer Pamp<re, ,cih Ge,erul
Lopez and Party. &C.
The telegraph, perhaps, will have informed you
ere the arrival of this that certain party left this
city, rather Lafayette, this moraing, at quarter
Sefore five o'clock. The morning issues of this day,
as far ~ have SEEN do not mention it; and to give
ysur famous sheet early item or two, send this
nstice-s notice OF fact hslding In embryo events
shortly now to be developed that will loom largely
IN the eyes of civilization. l will not cucumber
your sheet with any discussion of their nature; suf
fee the mere fact, that the steamship Pamp sro 10
now being towed down he river, dra wing only nine
feet full OF coal; and ssarmiBg in and all about
her, Eve hundred and fifty picked men compose the
certain party, en- r0ae fer certain land Of promise,
whittier they have had an invitation to tea; but 1t
Is supposed that they have carried knitting along
with them, and, indeed, may hang up their hats in
land where the flag Of the free is now in the van
saf patriotic creoles If they reach Cuba there will
be stirring times, you better believe it, / went in
her about five miles below New Orleans. General
Lopez commands in proprna perso~6, Col. Critten-
den Is ch ef acting officer, Col Bell accompanies the
force and some FIVE hungarian officers amongst
them the valiant General Pragsy, Captains Ellis,
Victor, Kerr, &c sc.
This whole city has for two weeks been a scene Of
great excitement; and sympathizing crowd cheered
Che living steamer she pushed out in 20 the stream
under command of that little framed, but big
hearted, Captain Lewis. Past difficulties have
made more cautious this expedition than the one Of
May, 1850. They have gone to face great danger,
perhaps. but those Who have to face them on the
Island win have to stand before people who dou't
60 TO ttep backwards. Yet, if perchance destruc-
ton falls upon them before they reach the island
ten men will spring up here to each one who falls
and their blood thus generously and boldly offered
viii nourish the genuine seed Of liberty
In telling you hereafter Of another tea party
shortly to follow, must send something more read
Ak Ia ehAN h.o aft .w4I =.
Cinoinnsti left yesterday evening, with advices fol
General Concha. CALHOUN
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Cleared

Cleared.
Steamship Empire City, tanner, New Orleans, N Re-
shS Gssii,; iIisrs New or k,ass' stanton,
ship Wet Point lIktl Allen Liverpool Kermit Csrow.
zen, RscpaseI sevsb
Bsrs Lmlre'. Brl Church. Rsgged Island, Trundy
Brig Isperi, utsll ssrrs Narcotics. Du,iIh 4 Co.
Brig Mechanic, cOnsilin, Fens,eoia Vi. K,y west.
BriT SisE,r,, Hsrdins wilmington NC, r p Buck Co
Brig st'ndsrd tBrj, JeSkins WiininstOn. NC. COBB
BIZ BIZ Esv.rd LInd, buchanan, PhiIsa.lpai..
sssr Susan bay. s,rneos rgssSsss e.
ssT ss.y. sasnF stone So. JO',rs s.rsy
ssr Nm sorS s sS.sfs c.,rsin Co.
Arrived.
Essss,s g Ls.r,9 ,, Con iR Sands hl.ssS :. d.y:
an ls,sa i. y % passed S.Ii ssssoI Or EIs.scr
vine Ssr.s s l.';sS, .ns the i'h sen and A ia''
sht Jint. shepbers, Alus.Orth. Liy,rpoel, June q
~ In zee snd ~ rasissssrs 20 zsr.fa Co guy i.
zlG len rssds large ee.ers and two small took
ls I Is. BIS 8 csl%sS GLASGOW day..
"h coal s,a rgn sSa y passens.rs to DvshsT Pinon.
s.I..s; ,., ' 5000;
stlsttie Wsst ispS" ~, ii,erss,i '"'' '~N
ssr al ,1y s srs. soi'S Bremen S' sh
n 5I5ss re's shis BERLIN ss Tabor Of Ns- Bed
BstA Ldssid Fletcher toi BOssob Green. Rio JAneiro'
dave With a GLASSES, 70 p van Nsss Co.
Hrs yctora tBrl Firth Cienfuegss ~ GAYS with sugar,
n hoEver 5th irst lat - Ion rs ~ exchanged Signals
With shI 9ue,n Nttrs, Chase from New Orleans Tor Leg
RriS Tyro6s Leland Ensver,h.7 days. with lumber TO
Bf'g oseSs Rehsros Calais, days, with lumber, 70
uffter.
tcbr clean tBrl, Hsnnsfore cardin ", 20 days with
sebr sorsb tBri Zoo. Nsss.u, Mp, day, with fruit,
trdev
sebr Col ssttry ps,i. Ch.rl,sson days With costoa
and psfsenKsrs - T. MoCrssay.
scar zilrEs, Aan. spissr, Ss-sprn, NO isr, S'sh
rs s'oyss
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Sohr Brsgnard. Brown. vlrginia Q days.
Schr Wright, johnson. virGnia 1dAya
sohr Predmors. Seper. Virginia. days
Schr comnAndsrin Chief, Woslsn, Alexandria adaya
Schr Richmond. rillsy, Richmond days
Sehr heiens, Ross, Baltimore, 4 days.
Schr Emporium, Henderson. Philadelphia.
schr Heard, Pritchard. Phiisdelphis.
sohr Grace Darling. -, Philadelphia.
Sehr Potts. erase. Phils1slphis-
Schr EpEish. Lyon, Phlaeelphia.
Scbr Despatch. BLIZZARD, Wimiugton, Del.
schr Ocean Wave. Lord wsreham. days
kchr Sarah, Perry. New Beaforc, 2 days
Sehr l.. Lowell. Boston. 3days.
Schr Cornels, Falkland. Boston days.
schr VIM Henry. Thorndiks Rooklsnd. 6days
schr hereafter. Leland. Ellsworth, days.
Sloop Oreson, Sturges Providence.
Sloop Thomas Hull Hull. Providence.
Below.
Bark Juno IS days from Cowes with Coffee ~ Schmidt
Baleffep.
Brig Ocean tBr). from Brxhsn. z, q dsy-.
Steamship Empire Wilson, Chasres.
Auo ll-Wind at sunrise, 8; at meridian, s.
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Oar Philadelphia Correspondence.
PHrADELPHIA. Aup.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. ID, 1871.
PenKidnS Brstling-Ebncifa Escort-An Ebpe.
rlo~i and us Fiaae-lIayor Gapin-Airocious
O-ayugs
The politi mans of the democratic school are all
on the q~i rfrs, and the vicinity Of our County
Court House, ss well as the Northern Liberty Hall,
have been sll day enyironed by the office seekers
and their friends, endesyoring to cement frcpd
ships with tho coni,rees and delegates TO the va
rious conventions now in session. This afternoon
Wall be spent In organizing, next Monday In
making general nominations, and on the ollosng
m0Dday comes the real tug Of war
parcel Of jovisl fellows psrsdei, to-day, in fan
tastie costume, TO receive a club called the Bon
Tons, the members Of which have been spending
couple OF weeks on a pleasure excursion. Their
1udicrow dresses, and tue sorry nagB they were
mounted on. created quite a sensatiOn along the
principal thorougbfsres Of our city. Que Of them
vss dressed In the Boomer costume, and his
cheeks were rongn to make him appear as a
blooming young lady.
Johnny M alone, an insinuating Irishman, enticed
a young lady named Hughes from Brdesburg, on
saturday, and put up at one Of our most respecta
ole hotels, as man and wife. The father Of the
fair one pursued the couple, and tracing them to
thsr ho,ei. had them both disturbed ano carried of
70 the police station house TheT we're both com
Initted. The lady is decidedly pretty, but the
is quite the reverse, and has moreover, wife living
in the old Country.
Mayor Gilpin has returned to the city from his
Boston trip, having ceme BY more rapid route
than q sailing packet can afford. lie resumed, this
morning. his Jurisdiction over the trivial police
cAees that generally come before him.
A slight speck Of a riot occurred among some
Germans on the Columbis railroad, yesterday.
-Four we're arrested and committed.
Thomas Ovens, an old man, osning property,
was this mon ing charged With attempting 20 vio-
lsse q girl only 10 years Of age. tie was held In
$4,000 to ansser the charge at court.
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LPKR STEAMSHIP ARcrIo.I

LPKR STEAmsHP ARcrIo.I
S SsS.s jrIy EsiS G.sSsii: hs$sSs:S. s!s.i
orleans AA'SA 'a'' 'Al 'r' 90 A''0' AA'''r'i' Ne"
july :, Won v!.osr Msrds. NTori
CHRIsrIAN July 2V-Arr Aviator. Chrs.enson. Charles
CALcvrrA. June ii-cid Alloth, Lunt London; Amazon
CUxHAvsS. Jyiy 23-Arr Jessie. Webster, Aux Cages.
taoNsrADr, July l7-Put in, Zephyr. Lake, Stockholm
CApE TIrrsrrnnr, July 500 Dbdn. from Trieste for
coyrs July 2-As pIinsese9. Peg n.t.nsss AHA. ~
Worth from Rotterdam for NYok treported as $40
LTxI, July ss-Arr Republic Marshall Norlean' and sid
dam ss @ . D. asi .% s:
18Th. Lousan. B.sT. from Noris.ns for Bremen; 18th
ss webster wsurs
Bordeaux Clinton. Delans, Petersburg, from 80;
F1ss9y4s prey = july M..sa. s..,n.
ton for Copenhagen Agnes schiins from New York for
GTsos July Ie-Arr E.pindOl. B.rssew. Noreans 2oth
GoTTE..vse. July ITS: August. chrtd at 81 50 and
SaEsscfxi jSy s-AI Janet gslIinssn; Savannah.
81
ept: ass: SaI.s o. s sss ??ssas %lss sEss
aasy and 1 isssas
Ioisy
s Sss sss ss s.s b.y as.r'
@ and ss'S from sx.r
Greenock NYork: G Calhoun. Winchester. Charleston;
Os,iree. Talford Csstne Norman. Fay, NOreaps 27th
Medallion Houdette and Constitution. Brtton, NYork
18th Metoa Edridge do City of Manchester tnew screw
LoNDor. July &-Entd inward. Powhatan, Drinkwater,
York land outward dayE London Hebard, do land
outward Goth 26th, outward, Hibernia Clark, do.
Adv July g Cornelius Grnnel Fletcher. for NYork Aug
8; Hendrix Hudson Warner do 18TH London Hebard, DO
2l.t; S1ss Leonard Tho npson, for Boston, unc.
CID July 20 Chas Stetson lolipper schr Miller NYcrk
Yorh; Globe, Merrill do; RIVAL Ryerson, for Boston.
IFGHoRN, July Ia Arr Salone. Barter. Genoa.
nAvRrIus May 6-Arr John Jay, Benjamin, Manila, and
sid 18th for Nfork.
MARsEmLEs July % sid Leonidas, Bsdarico NYork: A
Kimba Sleeper, Mobile.
Madras, June l6-Arr Lonisa Snow Boston.
NIwPoRT July 25-Arr Sarah Ann Stetson. London for
NYork. Cid Macedonia. SNOW, Portland. Sid 2jth J +
Harwood. Andrewr, Charleston.
PoRT MARION July l2Arr Messaxera, Mllet Mobile Tor
Barceons th Pastoreita Pages Charleston for do and
mskt.
Ponrssourr, July 2s-Arr Yorktown, Bradish. London
ard sid for NYork.
QUEENSTOWN, July 2-Arr Bale, Robins, Nyork; War
rior Beynor do; Parodi Woodbury. HavauA Turk. Hard
ipg Boetoa sid 18th, overan Pipdar, and Clio NOwan
NYork; 9th. Yeomsn Purdon and Ohio. Mullar do.
START July TOO Sauser Hassc, Nfork for Hull; Geo
Patten Stinton st John for London 2th Montreal Cur
it's Charleston Gstten burg; Richard Anderson Con
DAVIS from Rotterdam for NYork
STOCKHOLM July I7-Cld r Hazetne Cottrell, Ph'la-
delphia; 18th, Neptune. Mollor for NYork, ldg.
TAns,r RoAns July A-sld Governor. Hsmsvorth, from
TusRAR. July 25-oG. Robert Of Boston fer NYork.
WaIuAvpS, July %-sld Thomas Harsrove, Limerick
and NYork.
-Of, Cotton Planter, IL days from Antwerp for
NYork
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Married..

On August TO- at the Sxtee street Church. by the
Rev. d. d Hunt THOMAS JONES to SARAH A. W. DELE-
daughter Of William Turner of Long Island both Of
this city.
In New York, on August H. by the Rev. DR.. Patton,
JAMES II. CARPENTER Esq, merchant of Bevidere, Ill.,
to Miss JANE MAGHER only daughter OF Peter
Msgber, Esq OF Cherry Valley, N. Y.
At Cambridge, Washington county, N Y. on August u
by the Rev. Peter Gordon DAVID HAwLEY, Esq, of New
York city Miss Louisa MARIA eldest daughter Of the
late James whtesde and daughter of the officiating
CLERGYMAN,
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NV oRLyANs ANp BAyAsA-stoamshlp Empirs City
Jaw. Gay Mr. y Horton, Caroline Muller Kai.. \
Enzlish, Heed. Up Se Andrew, Eyes T Morew. VI
eeeutuysetT OBs,; Pefsi and lady y Ti,siprossM
Fowiey.
Thss Ril'y snd lady. NJ, Thorrs sns lady, rerd WIN
G;er,s Y9rh xool,os, s,sn I Tiis.s M.Ls.s,lin.
Ahrens Thos sop John Clark Jno rsimar Ben Bat<sr
John Todd, Meoilvery, Linn. Malone. cohea.
Walton, Geo Mott.
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MErALs-looo lbs old brass 1000 lbs. ssYper, IA
boxes do.
ILAsrER--7b tons.
PAINrs-6S casks colors 2 do sienna 100 tons chalk
RAos--65 bales.
SALI--23 tons. / bT5 bushels
SrlEL--S4 cases, IL bundles.
q
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BROOKLYN City Intelligence.

Boar Rus DowS-rwo LIVES LosT-0n Sunday eve
ming, between and 10 O'Clock, boat, in which
party Of nine persons run down by Of the Jack
son Ferry beats and two girls Sarah seaman, aged Is,
whose parents side at No United States street. and
jeanette Monck aged L. of Little eet drowned.
The bodies have both been recovered the night
If the accident aud the other yesterday The Coroner
empanelled jury, but idea prevailed that there
culpable negligence attributable TO OF the
officers Of the ferry boat the investigation adjourn
I'd till this morning
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Telegraphic Reports.

NEW VRLEANs August g. 1861.
Gotten is very easy the sales to day were barely 400
bales We quote middung 6aic 7c and fair, &C. su-
gar firm, at SIC. csc. for fair Bsggng Is I4c
Hlac and rope, &c Tc. The receipts of the week
have been 200 bales and the stock hand Ia % lO0
The total receipts at this port bales ahead of
last year Some small lots Of the cotton crop have
been received
BUFFALO August IL 1850.
The receipts ct this port since saturday, have been
Flour 900 barrels wheat 5000 bushels corn, $1,000
bushels Common 70 fair brands of Western -four
rather lower with a moderate demand; 1000 barrels
Michigan sold at So rs SO "A prime wheat Is In
fair demand and the market is Arm; but common de-
scrptions dull and heavy IL 900 bushels changed
hands at Use for Ohio Corn Ia firm, and In request;
sales 900 bushels, at 44c 45c. for mixed Western.
Oats dull with small sales at 33e Freights are I'M
changed.
ALBANY August IL, 1851
Receipts of the past twenty four hours-Flour $500
barrels; wheat none; corn $1,000 bushels In -four,
wheat and there is little nothing doing, and
hear of no sales worth teegraphing $500 bushels Of
feur rowed. barley, deliverable next month, sold
at zoe
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PInLAD.IrErA; August II -FYrst Beard.slo0o Spring
,' s., soC rt.sburg 81: n sk 100 Cy 6's sa ION
Reading o. 10 69A IA shs Min. Hill Railroad. 6sk 100
Reading Railroad, 2os " do b. 26s SO do b. 26 200
Barn Barn 2ds. iS. sehuSylkll Pant Second Bosrda
shares American Insurance IA II Pennsylyana Rail-
rood. AZ .9tter Sales-S200 Pennsylvania S. 81 1000
6s 5 I'D shares Reading Rsirosd D. Is Penn
sylvsnia Railroad, AZ $50 Nieksburg Railroad. 13x
BALTIMORE. August 9.-Sfock Board-siW Maryland So
l2S shares Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. TN 6do., TN
l75 York and Cumberland Railroad. al 50 do. time 2ts
FOREIGN ,RKET.
HAvRE CorroS MARKEr. July % The market is de-
cdedy stronger, and prices better owing to favorable
advices from Liverpool and America The sales up to
two O'Clock amounted TO 1900 bales at an advance Of
to francs on the prices of Friday last
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PIAeEs HArvIrr-united States. ia. Irslanl. 90
England Scotland, q Wslee, 0errnsny. -: france, s.
Denmark. l. Spain H. British Possessions In North Ams.
rics, Norway,a
fHon-Bosrtsl Bellevue. n; Penutsntlary BlaekwelI
leland Small Pos Hospital, Bsek wells Island A. Lsua-
tie AsJvm Blscaveirs leland, Rassslls IsiandG City
Hospital p Almshouss. Biaetwets tsl.nd, q Colored
Home, Colored Orphan Asylum. Cslored persons hi
inttrments rtturncdfrom ward.s Islana. a.
c,-,.-.- A W. WITT City Inspss.er.
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On IPRIH q.

n oTICE-sTEAMsHrP ARCTIC, FROM LIVERPOOL,
IN 10 dischargng under general order At the fet Of Caa
street Consirroes will please send their board
and attend the receipts % their soods,
EoR SAN FRANCISCO. DIRECT.-DEsPArcH LINE.
The rev and eegnnt Ssv rork clipper built shiT
date depateh This vessel has been built Tor tie
Caornis snd East Indis trade and every Attention has
tesn paid 60 thorovsh yentilson For frsht or passage
apply 70 the captain board At Pier North River
60 IuAMBEKs HglsER, Bridge street or
b. sJrTOs, - fall street.
ITO CAPT. H. y. ABERo, SWEDISH BRIO SIRIUS
from Cork-Ne the UNDERLINED. passenger, ~ss I'm.
harked at Cork emsrants for New Ysrt In hs a. 49,
BRIG sirius, CAPTAIN AberE beg leave b. I'M ,r.cs ,ss
present opportunity % returning Jspan Ahcrx our
fu and siacere thanks for 10 uuwsad esertons
attention % during the cabin ste.s
sre passepHrs siened behalf o. all the
Jeremiah Reidy. Limerick, Mich.el Barey. Cork
james Lcns, Cork. Hchsel Lynch. AZ
Michael Russell. do. James Denahv "a
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Celegraphic Marine Reports.

Arrived-ship Medora Cronstadt barks Ida Baltimore
Justice Story Philadepha brigs Keoks Teos and Tsle-
graph, do; Almetra NYork; sloop Uudaunted. do.
Cleared-Bark osmanli, Gibraltar; brgs Lima, Havana;
Canton. Philadelphia.
BnIsroL, Aug IL.
Arrived-sloop Gazelle verguson. NNork.
NEwBuRyPoRr, Aug 10.
ArriNed-schr CASTOR. NYork.
NEw BEDFORD, Aug 10.
Arrived-sesr Alt amsha, Philadelphia
PRovmrNcx, Aug IL.
Arrived-Sloops Fashion, willard. ard Midas, NYork.
PORTLAND. Augg.
Arrived-Brg Albion Cooper GEORGETOWN, sc; 10TH brgs
Loells, Philadelphia; Lydia, NYork.
SALEM Aug 2.
Lrrived-Brig Zoara. Baltmore; sehrs Globe. NYork;
10th, Maria Theresa Phila phs; Bengal, Newark.
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nR L. MoRrAMoRE WOULD sAY no Tuos. wu.

nR COOPER, Ia DUANE BfsssT Has ron rHr
last nineteen yeAr. dsvotea his practice 70 she srcs
ment OF and other dis lie can a.,
.savased dsesse. and mild oasss removed In Few dsy
~ B.etrangsrs, dont be deceived By woc,s~,srs ~,
pcrsonstes ny name. have ieN DrAns .,rsss ess
ny epioms IN cce With tae Games "a mssh ,ae
shArgs, -
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Weekly Report OF Deaths

In the City County Of New York. the % day
| August 10 the 9th day Of august. 1851.
Men, ST. Women, 81 Boys 1871; Girls, l5s-Tetsl ie5.
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CAPT n. y. ABERc. SWEDISH BRto sfpIux
n % OlCAL


WAITS NERVOUS ANTIDOrE GIVEN AWAY TO
the oonsvmp,iv. and dsea poor ~th she p,siIi "
facts staring me In the IA Tbs. durin th gave sar
my snud ote pootdeshs BY ption wprs reducsi
from to ~ week, snd that the very week va, com
pelled 20 leave o. the deaths theresor.
should be sorse than hend, MAJ cootnus
g,inE srsy. had hopes sneh gsrins rosi. i've ssS
ehrSnled evidences would have aroused tbs sympsAss
heWah OF those in power but the collection Of faets
seconded indebly by the public Prints the city
reports and athdavt aooumulstnr will oss DAY ever.
vbem with shame and infamy VINO had 10
stay We rs'axes Of disease and misery aud seemed The sp
NofLE TILL CURED.-DR. copBrTT or ~ DIANE
street may be consulted eensdentsify on the tr~ss
ment o. delicate diseases From practices Of twrnt,--rs
yesre DIT O. enabled TO gusrsaty ourse Via
out mereurv Dr. . specific bor bettls sns Asllse
bss never failed In efsctisg . cure.
nR WARREN, NO. l. MOTT STREET rs coNxo1 IN,
~ on diseases, which he oures' vithost ~ -
fecsBt cured In ave days De. VS. Rpesan a. ..
su, o. thirty eve ye,rs ssperencs, us 81 age
Price dollar B-pewsrs Of s,r,.i,
on sale By ou,cs is Reossvsh ssrest No s~e an
nR. L. HoRrAMoRE would SAY TO TBosn VINO
Tale care o. thy health have devoted nss, 49,.
profession sad have treated thous,.as "a
pssiene those Who wish 70 suit oomplxas
ssn ss - uafe Of chsrsel from eA 10 ePh sundsys
hnsvs yne nblushipsy tell That they only can GUS
you snd that their hind % ssoine s shs, l. peos,
sary icr disease IN all lie forms Persons hsslsh hsa
been ruined by these esotists, call uloa daily.
=. MorTAsoRk, \. b., i9 wiiifsm ,srce,
rs. COOPER Il DUANE sfsssr, HAS ron ryr
last nineteen years. devoted his prsStlos "a shs
ment or ercursi and other dis lie
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-12

SO from NBsdford eth, ship Roscoe, 1sydsn Poeesn
Has;.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-12

QysrAvrfSg NoTIcG-leghorn July le-As the cholera
dy.ow.yer have dssppcared Cuba, vessels from that
snd since then with clean bill Of heAth
lar certificate WILL instead o. rs days be only subjected
tvs days quarsntne O. obsryston eonormsbiy the
gvlAtions o. the 18th July iszs.
tslsn,N WV NAcbEAN 4 CO, Agents 70 Lloyd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-12

Letter Ia Wasn for Southampton snd
Bremen will close at the Exchange Residing Room @ Tx
chsDse this dsy at Also steamer kiassrs for Idv
erpool will oose Wednesday at the usual hour Also
steamer Georgia for Chsgre Panama South Pacific, CALI
fornis Oregon Sandwich Isands China &c, will close
"Wednesday 18th at o'clock. at Berford Co.'S No Aston
House.