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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11

The SAC AND Fox lsDIANs-BENEFIr
or VlccIsArIoy-A correspondent Of The Dss uo'<s
coarao, writing from WeHpot, Mo, under date OF
Aug. 10, says
The Sac and Fox community. your Ol1 ac4 ualii-.
ances are still hOurishIng and well Oui ha.e ius.
been saved from that terrible scOurge 70 me IuIaI
race-the Small Pox-by the timely interference anu
friendly cOunse!s Of their nooie -fnnle! anu 'i..
thropc agent John r. Chenaut, OF missouri VINO
induced them TO diet, encamp together ana % III,
oculated with the pure Small POx iHeeh I,llI.s
out Of twenty-slx hundred submitted ana uIle' she
skiful treatment OF their physician DT OrInlh nov
orc Of them died who not then constltutiontlly
sick win the disease. SO much for timely counsel
and nrofessIona experience. Previous 70 the lnocu-
Ia,ion about one hundred and ten died OF the DIS
case All which took continent form ended fatally
Some are suffering yet who would not submit 10 the
timely treatment recommended to them None took
the disease who had been previously vacclnaie1-
Your old friend. Mr. Smart and family, were inocu-
lated but none Of them would take the disease
owing 10 previous vaccination.
The Agents have been ordered 70 -. LOUIS iOl the
Fall annnltles and have accordingly gone. me
Superintendent OF Indian Affairs left Westpoft ana
Kansas few DAYS ago, for Fort Laramie, "here ne
expects 70 meet The several tribes OF Indians accord
ing to arrangements made last Spring by not!lct-
ton from the Government at Washington, MADE or
communicated 70 them through MAJOR FITZPATRICK
The Mexican traders who have come IN lately say
the road IS clear All the Indians have gone 20 meet
Col. Mitchell al Fort Laramie
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Disasters. Af,

II For loss 0fhrg Lincoln f,au SeR-YJfa i5r Swan
nln aha JOSS 70 AFe ives SO genera. neHs columns
SA.JIStEFkNl-NN T., Cl0d'e, 40 htilarar1 during The
gale Culttt iYgl Il English lafA. i4naze-
pen.elce sastl,ed considerable damage letter rom
the captain states Lat when Pa, vessel danger "
dragging f.l Il other vessels 20 lee ward. he hosfef
color, -uon down. AID although there two Amen
can .-rcs l. seven hours elapsed before either 4
them cent boat o render Mn assistance. The English
frg fte Gorg sent @l-t o. nIm Sled With men
twenty after rs ssaal h5.sfed and their
Efforts he vas INDEBTED great degrees for the saety 4
IN ship
sapJ oHS RRYlNr before reported drven ashore al D.
a. sch cola lies high AMI dfT
sHIl NOUsT WA,HINGT0S CAPT jones OF the brig
Indian Queen, arrived ts morning y days from KEY
Mest reports that the shD Mount Washns;0n from Nov
orr as for Liverpool VITA the loss II foremost man and
uzeE-tOymast. led badly. found 1rec King
vessels ~ anchor near one q the ksyshsy took her ia
tgw and brought ner INTO Key West. where she vii DIS
The cr- lcafan. before fep0rfrc a. Kew West Id s.
'rsss. Wa condemned and would be sold
bal1 DASiLL v ELp s0m Salem f5r Philace.Dhia. ng.
INTO bsion tn with los % hlesard and tgiwark. w.
IS fonlsci = bf ship Hoge IN NewYork f1r - Jonn
y d, on ne ~ INST, a. An. during a th.ck fog
> hR A l. HYDE, IF PASSPORT. IL Boston from CAPE
hAteb On h 10Th ut 4 severe gale lost part u deck
load. scli sails. e.
sHiF NAPOLEON Il Boston from Hare. had continued
es'erg gales TIE Nos; vi the passage bat sustained
damage On the nth ali. had heavy gale from 5 + -
and On the 18Th large 81 wl.h l0ss Of all
tolgslaHi masts
The schr Nathan Barret Captain Ward hence fYr w
hlaf Ntcn Vas expected lost arrived safssls
Rad eKf crens ID the ate gales lost stern boat
SPANISH BARN w La SAA. at NOrfyS from Havana. "a
tne ti- ut encountered gale, lost nantop gal
art yaId ioretog gallant sal, &c
SKIP FERAN Gordon. from AeW Or Tor SsE-f0rs,
eiore reported put INTO Havana distress Cleared -
NewOr.eans The 18th ut with cargo CONSISTING Of 3
ets cotton 100 o. hemp, - DO !G do WOOL has
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On Tuesday evening. The OH INST. AFTER short Illness.
CHARLOTTE c wife of Thomas " alton LockN 11d. de-
ceased. "a the nth year OF her
The friends Of the family requested ~ attend the t-
neral the residence 4 her brotherna Roswell
T. lockwood, No 70 Markets. on Thursdas morning, at
2 o'clock The remains Viii De inferred m tAt family ault.
AZ NOrwalk Conn
On "wednesday. Sept l0 1851, ANNA ELIZABETH.
Of Richard Croker and da ghter Of liam l. iud
Caroline Cornell. DO The l}d year of her age.
The relatives and friends o tAe Fmuf aye rcspcct ly
requested 20 attend her funeral FRIDAY afternoon nett
~ O'Clock. without further notice The remains wl Bee
taken 20 Greenwood for inferment
ON Wednesday. Sept TO- ot consumption, JOHN SIt-
VEINS. Oh the 1ld year Of hrs age
HIS friends aud those 90 bis family respectfully invited
% attend The ne AL AZ l, late residence n warren
place. hares u on Friday. the l2th inst al O'clock
without further notice. liz remains VII De taken
20 Greenwood for niexment. sll 20
On Wednesday. the 10th inst, ELIZABETH. daughter
If Lewis and Ann Eliza katen. t-ed years and months
The relatives and friends IF tue family respectfully
invited attend her funeral tins Thursday afternoon, a
q o'clock from NJ l23 orchard =
SIN INST ~ bergen, NrH-Jerscy, MARY ANN,
VIE of r h Payt,n. OF Bristol. England.
The relatives and friends ~ the family are INVITED '' A.
tend the funeral th afternoon, 10 her late residence NJ
So Morton-s' al cl0cs
On Tuesay morning. sept. 9, WARREN H. infant sln
Of Htgemeyer .
Funeral services VIII AXE place Thursday, u
a. No gl Wes- l4th -. so -
Al North ORA e. y J. sept. DO, ALFRED IRWIN
TUCKER the 9th year 0f las SOL u Nose, PpcNf
The neral VIII take place fon 'he house n O. y
Smith Orange. y. J tins dly. AZ I 2 VI
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yyhaler<.

Sd fram New Redf % sent 81 tarAS 40 t',,- a.,
&c AMI Iua'an Oceans kchmond Roausy Anan,,. o..
lndaa Ocsan with So hhis 81 ol Rsqs,rs A. roA..'
Nav . harN> Iuuus w. New Bcd.oid 10 - ~
.ei Marin Marrrr $50 Capt Martin rspt.-s - >.
fine previous. Hector. Colc. Warren. ~ - MI,
HrniN Jols do ilssp
shin Me>s,ugtr. AZ New Bedford 10 Pac,s, Oc,,, 81.
ports - Ar0rts June rs ship Cnngarse. C.saaAn NJ,
BEDFORD 40 - Spoke and heard from, June 2, At ,oN
Dom a. >hip Alabama. Nantucket, clean l'th hi A.
So Ton a. bark iropc brd Stanton. New hs %, - -
.St .sf 81. lCn d. nfs McGco ateu> Ncs;Q0ri ~ -
ou board lS-h harA Bcnt Franklin. Beverly - p
AK g. sl s. lor a.. shq Majestic. isniNl <eN- Be-
fo-d ~ - narN> tnrncia. psyolA do. 49, -, tA.
-. and heard ~ Aer 9TH. Esp \ L BAc'ow Ma'ta.
I.lsstf. clean s'h banks Sftf'fe Frances NrN Bs,fosd
clean Enteayur. London. out. p - s,a Presioe
ProymcetoNu. j.> tlth. 'at. 81 y in a. " baf.
Mat,arl>c't. Nssifoi' Boz - lih FranNln. Province
tow n 30 sp 90 oae N> ioh, scars hAir,;. Neai 3d.
a. - 2lst af s. ion 81. Csi,up>. 10. r0SF
AZ Johanna March d.. bark Dolphin. Cutlsr Manlen
geo 50 ard SD ,, q An O sA2 ieoudas s.io,d. Far
~, - and 81 30th oa Scyrh,li,s .n Jan ship Nm
Lee. ee. Newport 'lD Nr gd tl0a l.sc B. NJ
zamb.ue Channel bark Pauline. latch. Ne Bedford
5e~p.
letter from CAPS Paa>c of ship Pac6c no Farhagen
reports her 40 fasa lu.r %. clean keporis 90 fercei
June brig Hprhin4rr silva. b. >fon p - .,.h oar,
Nvt. Baker. New bedford. clean. 10Th. Fiordl West
FlIrhaytu GEO.. lu. D U' - Geor.e, ship James Allen
NalNCnrh. <cs ic,IfII1. clean.
letter from Caf Wood oi h,r> Eugcua 81 Nes. Bed
frj reports her 80 Western Islands lnf %. bad taken
nothing since Ianaur "a hn.s a. fayal luis
a card fII m Jolly DID,. hrk, AnnaNan. P.nUsf. Malta.
Glenn MiWu,d Ica>c. DID,. clean IN ship SOPHIA iloa
ton sunc. DO cirin t.fh. ~rh rTsSfvn swain. \tn-
tut .s' do June ltl hlfN LcNnstoa, r'on. New Red
f.rd Hosp Aug b. Emma 4 Jones LATHE. do, pothng
since LEAVING Fatal hr-s Pioneer. r'enryr' - MOS ont
slo $50 luh ,Ap Ameu,a, New Bedford. weeks org.
bills llgAfsh
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Arrived.

Ba. Paragon b. Coltern Antwerp , cals. 'ldse ant
rs -as> - order.
Bark an 'of Boston White Cenilego- p DAYS, sngr
Iay or Experienced heavy ws1aer % ~ as ~,
losf stern boat and stove cglNarss. 80
Rns Essay 5r Hlcsebudxe Ooort0 - ltgs, Wlne 20
1rdsr Aus p lar 81 ~ lon % a. sqJse F.. snip Pfnce
Al1-It. heFer. hence f0r London
Big Indian .0f CALAIS Jones. sAYtni IA va Me-
West. ~ rs MGse - Bret / N1se seq D. Il Jals
HaIteras. spnse sch Emily Weaver d4ys IN philadelphia
bound Lsft al Key West. ship Mount Washington IA.
NewOrea1s ior France, WIKI re Jss 4 lreuast ard
man t0rg n. mast and iea>y sne lad been owed Dy
re wrecscYs b. ship Otnrlo. from Nes-Orieaas f0r
IverIool rtps brig Y1cafan. Bazer from trinidad.
cemned aAd . oe sod the DAY sch Genoa I'm
Navy BsF for jacksonville, next dag
Brg Ava. Adams. Kingston. tc O. y l9rr- coal
Brsg samson Leave-r. JacksI Pa, = dag
.eIl1gS II 10 }. RackeEhaggh-
Sch Wesrnyer, Wheeler. Baltimore 1lgs Ecse
ser Columbia. Andrews, NsT.Ois I days, mcse.
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Domestic Ports.


ALEXANDRIA. SEPT s-Arr steamship Martin Hoa-
man. Townsend. New York schs n u fAmaa. Young
Ncsef,on. bslion.
~ ~ cb,. Rachel y Bn,,xn R'ros chsIles,
ton Patrc. Henry. Chester. Mobile VIA Ccy West, OK
ford Rowland. evidence Alice. Phillips Charleston
cd ~ brig Nnuuarsil CARMICHAEL 81 Johns. ,
schrs Chn> Colgate Seauan. New Yor. wm =. Buck
nam. Ma hell. Esst Cambridge
BATH. Sept t-Arr. ,chts Dcnmafs Iu1o' fors ,
Eliza ~aHe", Ctcsie', Boston MaV Avn. Williams
boston
Pensacola lIhan new Rose Bluehl to toad Tor pensa.
cola
BOSTON. SEPT q Mr., propeller steamship Nn rem,
Phlade pima, SHIPS Napu'un, Hunt, ltafff isAr, 10
thup Sew horh bars, OHgna Column, Palermo ~
brig, Chester CrashY. Philadelphia Triumph, Br) r.
b,ris, Hafant \icforr lbrI Leblanc fc'ol and pro-
c,tded fn Durchrsi,s Margaret EhIaneih, br Grove.
ph,a. scirs 4 i hloe, Sorer, Cane Htytifn Fauie~.
lN1'P ,,, ,r 1,.,. KIN =. R'ser
Fulett. Godfrey Lula M1rtha Holmes, bachias, Only
Son Deo.or. Damars tta Bmdore. Emery, " ASSET
ycr Bath lanes, DAVIS, Portland Cid .,a.., Caroias,
Isaac : Lucas HenoIulu, Cromwell Pcrel jennns 81.
Ncw-O,iean. brt s1san Jane Chas reldseii
Sm3int; ~ nne. warderer. Benson Pciou, SEA ind
Pasr, Do po,iun Lld' Chute, Annapolis. Danl Shat
tuck. Hanalnsun. Weymouth. blgs k1tcr PLier'
snn linneAn Monte o.uihsr. DER 'hafi'st"n y n
Hchtofn. ffcemrn Kelley fhii nielph 'ehTe lohls,-
ANA. 6Srone Aul Caves IeloA, krmcA. W lningtor,
{. Queen Brown. -. York Amcn,an Belle, CmTel,
do Agne-. Lord Ellsworth
CIIY POINT. sept Ar s,hrs EXCELSIOR. SAITH.
Liverpool yorktown. Woglona. New Yofs Mar Tay-
In Nfebersnu Blst.a. an harA Mary Ann. keaung.
New-York
.chr pcn'1n'.a Il,rr.''i. C.h,5a NeN YorN
IIBFC scot AR schr Judfh ward Tucker. BIS
tan "a - c,..,t Fauulr and Robert Fnl,t (,odffsy,
n. ,taft. Cot,a.e Staples YorN a. I'D rear ORION.
CLARK CIV P1iat 81 mn. arr bns CIVILIAN. Nichols.
NFW-TONDcS SEM Ar schr, ID r whit
smith Allan. flf Pr. ,l,ncc. Benz Brosn Richards, do
a. sloous av.. s,t, kinnet. Nes. YORK. Ses Lon.
g' ' Titan ao.. Frashiin NJ oard. do 5h brg IIud
.gI.ga ~ Hrfh
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY SEPTEMBER H. 1851


Sch BED Iars,, Tnmhls. Ale tRnt'ls DAYS. coal
SCI Chaup.cn johnson. Bal Inore aays. ps,s;re>
SCH Mona Nor. Free e7cAsbarc days. nnug
So & Post Johnss,a N.rgna tdtts '-iaiots
Sea Ylico.t NlnEsian3 kcazl -na tsts. misf-
Seh Narninc BurtarN. Nfg "a iNFs. woaa
sch ID FliS Horton. Ina g;on y {, u DAYS Ia
W stores - y I. Mclre4D.-
Sch Hartfou pav-n1. AleNandr a ciF>, 'ir
Sea Ar NJ on LEAFS. A Nanana days. nr
Sca " aife DarieiS TX ma DAYS. MOOD
Sea Aielua. " frlv. kin-st1n. hound - bat- cn-
SCI S,a'e-nau. { thea. Georgci1sn ctss ,flse
SCI J & FerrIs Bush r-nIl DAYS wei
So Trsy,icr. B.rchs j. Virginia Gafs 2.-A'ot,.
So Gael 10 S>sil. Ni--IlfE2 DAYS p-A,'e>
Sch Mar Jane Peek Dspe~ Redmond II 4aF>. c.a-'
sch Nailer Nrtr,t. Richmond IA :, Wa
sen LpuSsl-. Sah. Charleston 3taF> cotton - y L
McCrtaeY y c.
Sch ia Ann. Parser Ph.ats .7ha DAYS. coal
Sch Charles aitusy Sou.e Nirglnll DAYS. Ne's.
Sch Wm TYSON >li'h. Baltimore DAYS. Goa.
sch SMITH Tu;tei, IAnfsir VIRGIN a DAYS. potatoes
sch Caruel.a 4 Gran Lamb. kichmout DAYS a.,
sen Eliza Hamilton. >Qra-ue. Virginia daf>. "o'N-
Sch Commerce. CoTs m, Virgin tays, 7oiai,e>
Sch q Wheaton,. Endcott Richmond "a :. coal
Sch jose, Porter. Bennett. Philadelphia difs SoN4'
bound - Hartford
sch 5 Apologize Eudico;;. Philadelphia DAYS. coal
bound 20 Now Conn
SAILED-Br MI steamship Asa. JulAins. Dr LN-
Nu0ol
wIND-Durus The day 5. to ;. z. with fog.
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PHILADELPHIA sept l0-Arrref-Bug watson
Robinson. PICtou. 5. EdNarI. Roberts tta~ MAJ
Ian Posi- VI ste sols Daniel Webster. Ful.rrs. New
ar, Jim Randall Blackwell New Bedford Williams
Collins. Ncw-Yure NulsgIs Pl,,llea Bl.un0re Caro-
Inc /. C.och. Robinson, Iswes. Del
Cegred--S'eamshl, AlDatross Bennett. Charleston.
harks Jipouca. Gallagher Havana, Nashua. Nonincr.
New Orleans; Ye,ta Perez Boston brig. Nllatan
d. .ha Am. Conner. DO .chs Daniel Webster r ll-
kerts Alens Point JOHN Potts Brown. Collect Whmny-
ton \ e samuel Cashier. Cullen, Nantlcset w0f.ns
Ter ktodss Providence Also cid steauslp CT, NJ - fs-
gov Letch. Liverpool lriss Principe. Fuller Portland
Nazaiian. KDse % pets O. Rand'ii Blackwell. Ware
ham Boxer. Mclaughlin. sayannah barge Albany
Jones New YORK.
NEWPORT. Sept AR schrs Thomas " N4aew,
Sfence- Maanzns Tor Montreal, Canada, Ayeri0. Hal
Providence Calais n ile West. Burt, oD. To NuE
fix Roabary. Sears. do flr Baltimore l. II Heudoc T.
Rhodes New YORK. for Boston Compliance, Sears. DO O.
Portland Medium. Allen. do flI Weymouth s'09Ds b.
Ieie kerserson. I'm. New York Charles. Eidrei d. fl
New Bedford Rng sun. PresD Taunton TOR Prov dec@
Geo Arlington SsHlih 10. Norwich Br1Oser. Kelley
LYME Tor Yarmouth Laura. James " 1terfrd or Nan
tuchef HaIcscr4hhle. Simmons. Providence for d. O.
Dagfs smith. DO f1r BroOzhayen. " II Bowen. Kei.sy
Co for Nevv-fers I " Thorn, Dgrfee FaI River ~
Co George. Coblesh. ia Croton
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Passengers Sailed

IN Sfsorsi.p tso. Tor Llrerpool Cap, Crspgay and
laty. 4 4 Mss Buchanan Cana Mr. Na.ltcS $50
children and servant Mr. Beste lady, ave Misses Best
TWO children and Mr. Bese Madame DfeZ. Mr. Thomas
and servant Phllatepha NJ Stur-es and lad Boston
Capt Cooper Mr. J Iaibotf Ir. Albert Cohen. New
YORK DAVID Meilss kobert Meil-ss, Cesar Frllsse. h
Fmnn and servant. Havana Andrew Nun Jr, NrS-
York Edward Marcus Auglstus fhows1u. p ia.
Frsdk Kuhne. Lepslc. Nj Beccard. New ioTA. MIR
Scheier NeU-I0ra Antonio Cabrera, Havana 4 NriT,
New Orleans Raftei Cal,o Havana. Martin Mi,te-rer
Has Ana Don Sana-1 VI .heleuce New-I0r. n. J. Nal
lgck Jurs Monies. Havana Nj Gaodlaad NcH-I0rs
NJ Thomas Pllatel .h!a Edwin Thomas, Charles VI
elre. Charles d. BOurtolrg Mr. GrIsln. PhIla. Mr. Ar
cher. London Mr. Rely, Dublin Mr knight, L.ye!Pp.-
Mr. D agnard Jas Stuart. New YORK. Thomas Bttae j
Ncw-Nors John Lawson, Louisville Nv. Mr. Ltn-dln.
VI Rogers LADY and three children. New YORK, lgl1ce
Ia~noniotl. There's kan4tsnon. Thomas IalentaneSer
Mr. Diodati. Nurtiay. Jas Hlrton. 9 J. Baptiste
John Yates " DaNton. Victor Ghost, Leon y Andre
" IN HIt j. Morris, John Alan. Btrtoio A1lir,5
Richard Arnold. New IovA-lural. g.
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PROVIDENCE. sept l0-Au schr John Bowman.
Cturn Va, Geo Mhppie. Lawson. 30.
BOSTON, sept l0-AH, ship Orlando, Il keunehrnk,
-On,ans jH H. f0r Bordeaux pr short If water.
She reports the 2oth August llt g. Ion o. heavy
gale re. the S0Hhv rs pred her and lost tNo
casks ~ has had raim weather great part 4 me
passage The has cargo II lji.elo slaves Also ar
nFei Ship Nrmout from Cadl July ~ i7h nit tf o. a.,
ION - aU. exchanged signals. with ship hIruuul1. ni
New oTA. steering East Znth u 1t q o. Ion g.
exchanged signals with ship liemlnia, of NrN-Nort ~
havrf 1yh ut lat 81 o. lon y 88. spoke snip Oregon,
C0n.titt tur Neff GrA schooner Adam Il Busf d. s.
Jago h ulr reppffs the 2st uit or Crooker ISLAND
IN slic from T. NJ Ne lust deck load Of 5D hlis
~ SUGAR Also spa mansah aud TO- ScAr Seven Ss.er'.
kariUnf.
CHARLESTON. SEPT 9-An Narou. fm Nes-Ylr.
Sid New Nofs. VI Sufherful for a northern nlr'.
NORFOLK. Sep. 8--Arr. scLr % Jones. New Bedford.
iDw add Safans Bos -on bark Ne-le-Suf. Havana.
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tobacco C he's WHISKY. l9l tundl,s AIDES al rs -
- thi> fa>of " - fa'sS fore cl't1gs 81 tcailss 4
cppFsf st >acss com llti % cats. IS pays rie.s
Carr Brown Il s,ocq Providence. az Pr.vll.se. Ia,
New-tors rspnSts That saturday afernoon 49,, u,
c'ecs ae sa~ rrurs.cr from NsN -Nors .0r NorsI,h
ashore on Wa ltcrcs fenf shs iss hc2e a ara ~ ~
iFps araIce 81 ha,ns n rd sloa2 alongside ts.rr
out he cargo. lri lrooter Vas a. RrCnlr ns.r ~.
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~ ments made by Nsssp Thompson HiicatgsA, ~
The hfr- York Her1l Il the 10Th nst ~
those interested % read the following letter ifoA
Sgaud = Hackett afi with = leave hessfs il9 i..ce
Hitchcock agents ofGregorys Express, T. ne
which attaches ~ tnOse "bp desIais ifvn- '.'
- lnl4fe 4 too slccessf I'D r.yai ia business 49,
SEw- Y0Rk Sep. %. ~
In re-ly 70 a card published by Me.sfs T11tnpsoel
Htchcos agents i1T Gregofy E1pf,A., a. ~ s~oth
Ysrod II this date reg leave % stafs ~ ~ -.
4 June AIT We accs TED The agencf OF benDe -
Caf,ua FtDfess. a san Juan de cafagi "a" - 49,
have attended ~ forw aiding their mails snd goDs ~ 49,,
greafe.t so4fcatls fhc assertion 4 hrssfs "A
{. p,rhcrck "tna' Ne.srs Sgald haftrt =. "a a
rark age. ITO their warehouse, teoegihs ~ D's'sed
% f.r ip,trncf ll nsualiaefly false Nc f's.
the I'D. # Nsssrs Co. a. th-.f athoffs1 49,,
ana ~ sr,ed them -'.sn a. possible OR 80
~ san an and orr alfGgeneuts On ne ris.l An o.
,,ie n. 10 receive aus Ira ard the gods ~ hf'sfs -
fl,t 4 CO With lie n'ul>t alsptfyh, aAc - 49,. 70
nutic .har al GODS seni 70 ns. " hcssfs i'i' 80
" fbe .afti u ard sffe. u ported 70 nan --''
and shipped IN The steamers ior San Francis9 urn
III y SiOAA 4 -
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On, other reward than ms own rIauhed feelings,
would Ioin hrs wealth with the first. and bring expe
nence and energy 70 the advantage and lnfePend-
ance ofthe Needle women OF Ne~-fork CITY.
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SEP, ,. ai 8 ION 90 so, hrs Caroline CO, q R,e.
Tor san Juan. Cgoa
aug 2 ia' ,, q. lon . So SCI C;ea see. t.....
Bai.noro ;or Trinidad. Port SPAN
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b. RE Norft Rgrer B0gfs- Wcdussd4g7 200 bis Flour
1900 bush heat 1900 do Oats % 500 do Corn l03
pigs Ashes $40 do WHISKY go do. ChceN" ios de-
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MARRIED..

H. Fastohesfer Tuesday. 9th INST. by Re- De Nnne.
SAMUEL + BEkIlNE, II BTooalyn. 90 Mss MARY
ANN, dau -htcr Of Seaman Butts Is. Of the former
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Quantity consumed 5y and in ,he hands of rn.nuf,e-
VI. -

10 "hich should Be added the stocks IL The me.
nor towns. &c, lie quantity oIrn- II iae INTERIOR
anc maj os' on It, way 10 naraer these. aided 70
me crop es given aooge, rece-yed al the shining
poi's' WI sho" very nearly the amount raised In n,
'i''ta states tie pas, :e.son->ag. u round r,r,.
ters, ssso.cto oe.es
lie Mapping Last give me following uole
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JVyDRANTS Bartholomew Patent

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Lave iefn ~ gensrli use for more thta - rsd
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a0fk xsD. For sals o., he PLUMBER ss- ?. y r.
C.snponlv- AID p lnt.rs oily saaL 20 a. '''
"a salorst Mace only b. ne Iate-'''
Ell Il Thxs4w'
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IMMATURE kLNAsAc----rRIs DAY.
5UN-Rses..J S-ts-----1 II hIOON-Ri~es-----7 ipt
HIsH WATER Sept o.
6 nd HOOK ID Gov Island 30. 5ja Hell Gate u )5a
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# exports Of Bresdsilfs from TIE United States
from Sep. ], 1850, 30 sep, l. 1851

Sane tine las: year i7)s5 secs 3s5o5 tslJ 80
There has been an increase for ieis year over ne
last OF llos a. obs. OF Flour ana 1901 s3 bushels
Of Wheat. The decrease IN the exports Of Indian
Corn Is 2.5Oi5- bushels. IL Meal 533 bos.
The quantity arriving By cana has oeen lesSenlng
for several weeks. and from re Is: 20 ne ga OF sep
temoer, the exports o. Flour have fallen OF ass
ools
The Annual Report Of the Boston and
Name Railroad gives the annual table Of arnings
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THE CHEROKEE INDIANS IN THE STATES

congress. NJ July, ISIS. having passed an dct a.
lowing interest 10 that portion OF the CheroAees
located principally in North Carolina, and IN parts
Of Georgia and Tennessee. 70 be paid annually, on
communication OF removal and substantially pre-
fernng to remain where they were, instead OF "a
ceptlng Of new homes west Of the MISSISSIPPI, with
many Of their red brethren-Colonel A VI Mitchell
was short time since appointed by the Treasury
Department. and L. r. smoot Esq. by the Indian
Department as his assistant 20 ylst the people and
disiurse the annuity. These gentlemen returned 70
Washington on Friday having trayersed the VIDE
extent OF country over which these CherokeeS are
scattered and paid off about fifteen hundred of them
In the course Of seven weeks.
These Indians have been represented 10 US a. IN
the endowment, generally Of nigh condition OF pros
perity, having wecultlvated farms and school
houses and other blessings Of civilized HE At Qaa
latown Haywood County, North Carolina, Messrs.
Mitchell and Smoot met with haloSteh, or Little Dog,
who is 1915 wears Of age. He does not seem 70 be
more than 3 or So He walks with stick, but says
that he "can XIII deer yet" Che-o-we-loskee ms
WIFE, aged l25 years died last year as ne express
ed himself went out like candle" We learn that
number of the CherOheeS have attained 20 i've score
wears Washington Republic.
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The following table VIII show the export Of me
whole Union To- foreign ports, for the year ending
August 81, 1851
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The whole amount OF construction account 10 me
present time. S4,o94,s66 b. The Liabilities of the
corporation are S255.673 40. In addition 10 above.
$4,000 are due Tor state loan but not payable for
several years
The assets Of the road are s345,997 45. The ex-
penses for the months have been $l47 IS o. and
the earnings Including s. sol o. from the Portland
saco and Portsmouth road s295.6-s q The whole
line Of The road has been recently examined. and
found to be IN greatly improved condition.
At Boston the Money market is quiet at
l2dl5 T. cent. But little paper is offering, and on
call the supply better
TIE Wheeling Gazette states that the
County Cour, OF OHIO County have authorzeda vote
70 be taken on the fourth Thursday Of October upon
the question whether Ohio County will subscribe an
ADDITIONAL sum OF $4,000 to the Hcmpfeld Road
This subscription, If made. and Of which there ap-
pears 20 be not the least doubt. VIII make the total
subscription Of OHIO County 100000 In addition to
this the citizens OF the County have subscribed indi
vidually for upward Of sljo0oo, and The city Coun
ell Of Wheeling S50,0o0-makng a total Of upwards
Of $4,000 subscribed. Washington and Wes,mOre-
land Counties, this State are each counted upon
for an equal or larger amount The Road, It Is
stated. between Wheeling and Washington vii be
put under contract early IN November next.