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Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-08

VIZ PALMER, the American Newspaper Agent, Is the
only authorized agent for this paper In the cities OF boston
New York and Philadelphia and is duly empower 20 take
advertisements subscriptions at the rates as required
by us His receipts will be regarded as payments Hs Of
bune Buildings; PHILADELPHIA, N W. corner OF Third
and Chestnut streets.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-08
HAVE YOU TRIED PERKINsON's PAIN
KILLERf

NOR the cure Of TOOTHACHE, HEADACHE, CHOLICS,
E and pains in every part of the body. No family
should be without 1t at any time 1t affords relief almost
For ordinary attacks of Rheumatism
pains in the limbs from exposure other cause it Of
fectual remedy. Call and get bottle at
WIMER'S Stationery and Fancy store,
oct Str 9th st.. near Louisiana avenue
ISemi Weekly News.1
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-08
CONE TO THE NEW STORE,

yTyHERE you find the best stock Of Linens, such as
w Table Damask Napkins, Toweling, Doyles's Sheet
ing superior lot Of Irish Linens some very fine,
which we will sell cheap.
MAXWELL, SEARS a OOLLEY,
oct a next 70 Walter Harper Co.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-08
sHAWLs! sHAWLs!!

WYE have just received lot very Superior shawls
wv which name In part
40 Plaid Bay State Shawls all celors.
rs do do 164 do, all colors and styles.
Is plain do "a do, In high colors.
With large stock Of goods just opened which we
earnestly ask call from those in want Of great bargains
Call at No store south side Pa av bet 9th and 18th
oct Str d. II. TEBBS co,
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-08

BSP We learn that the first exhibition of the
Metropolitan Mechanics Institute, for the pro-
motion and encouragement of manufactures COM
merce, and the mechanic and useful arts, will be
opened at the city of Washington on Thursday,
the oath day Of February, 1858, in the new and
splendid Hall of the east wing of the Patent Of
fee, which is one of the largest and most magni-
fcent rooms in the United States, being two hun
dred and seventy-fve feet long by seventy feet
wide.
Another Boiter-Push on the Column.
The Memphis Eagle publishes the following
letter from Captain Vollmar--a distinguished
German Democrat of that city 1t is another
sign Of the way the wind is blowing:
MEMPHIS, Sept. 81, 1852
MEssRs EDIroRs l am foreigner-a Ger
man--and Democrat. | came to this country
in 1880 / served in 1886 in Forida-frst un-
der General Gaines and then under General
Scott Now, Messrs. Editors, that my position
may be distinctly understood in this community,
(having been considerably annoyed on this sub
iect } I desire to state through your paper the
reason why intend to vote for General Scott
1t is this: When l was sick, wounded and suf-
ferng intense pain in Florida, General Scott took
charge of me himself, and treated me as father
would have treated his son-as he did all the men
under his communicative were so unfortunate as
to be sick or wounded. This was when was a
mere private in the ranks. When my wounds
were dressed by the surgeon, General Scott held
my arm and said, "Hold still, Vollmer-I am
with you and will have all things done right in
regard to your wounds" Having stood by and
befrended me, in trying time, |, though Dem
ocrat, shall stand by him on the second Of No
vember L. VOLLMER."
Mark the testimony which Captain yollmer
bears to the noble and affectionate qualities of
heart which distinguish General Scott in his re-
lations with the private soldiers of the army.
Who will hereafter have the hariihood to accuse
General Scott of pride or haughtiness?
~ o. Bee.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-08
Washington and Rockville Plank Road.
NnTICEI

ARMERs and other persons using the above road are
it informed that the following deductions win be made
tokes which be procured at such reduced rates
upon application the undersigned at the Bank Of WASH
ington.
meeting Of the President and Directors Of the WASH
ington and Rockville Turnpike Company held on the 9th
Instant the following resolution adopted:
THAT the following discounts be allowed to purchasers
OF eckets on the Washington and Rockville Plank Road
Company"
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-08

The total population of the city Of New Orleans
Is 145, 449.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-08

Gen. Scott spent to-day in receiving visits from
the citizens and in visiting the vineyards of DR..
Rebfuss, near the city, where he was enthusiastic
cally received by the vinedressers.
Among those who called upon the General last
evening were Archbishop Purcell and the Bishop
of Cleveland. He will leave tomorrow for Ham
ilton and Dayton.
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The .Janan snundron.

Commc d0re Perry has returned from Washington
The Mississippi will sail TO day, via Madeira for Japan
number of changes have occurred among the officers
in consequence of the boilers Of the Princeton having
been found unfit for The Powhatan expected hero
every day has been substituted for the Princeton in the
Japan Squadron. Capt McCluuey Of the Mississippi is
ordered to the Powhatan Capt Of the Princeton
to the Mississippi and the balance of the ooers aud
OF the Princeton to be Transferred to the Mace
DORIAN Capt Mervine Of the Powhatan ordered
TO the Independence equipplng At New York
The whole of these transfers have been by the
defective boilers of the Princeton 1t has been found to
be impossible to generate the requisite amount of
necessary to propel the vessel There is something
the plans and OF the United States
Steamers We understand that there are other steamers
being fitted with similar boilers and order to avoid the
Of similar failure, these matters should be
looked to in time.-NorJok Beacon Nor a.
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Passengers Sailed.

I1vERrooL-stesmship Canada from Boston-E Viii.
liams wife four children, Miss Williams Miss Taylor
xssrs John Dean, Eoyt and wife, of Boston, Robert
Croker wife and child OF York; Calvert aad Miss
Calvert. Lowe Aessrs Brosn, Jonas Heals, jr, Wor-
eester Louis Rees Routy, sud w HELMS PhadelphiA
Mckay, Washington Dc; Peter Rothenbush, Philip I'm
lsuf Case. california; Anthem, (Spanh Consel at
the Hawaiian lsanosl wito two children and servants
aessrs Geo Hail. Vivian, George RUSSELL England;
Orr, Glasgow; Aseasso, France; Pinet Cognac Wal
ter Greaves Mr. Maitland, Mr. Hutchinson, Canada q w
osborae, Berry, Quebec, Edw SIN tn, Montreal-42
HAVANA AND MoBILE-St amship Black Warrior-Don
and servant Mobile; Garcia, Garcia Ruez Hava
ma; Deyine, Burns, NOrleans; Commodore r Lopez,
Mexican Navy; oroso Mexico; fernandez Gallot &
Garcia Hayana Joseph Balster and lady Boston;
Ravei lady and servant Antoine Ravel LADY
Jerome Rhvel lady child and Mr. Frank
Misses Frank u, Lehman daughter and Mr. Blonaon
and lady Mr. Murcatt lady aud child, Mr. Axi lady and
child, Mr brilliant Miss Capei Mons DoCaro Mr. Ferne
Jones' Mr. fsetro r Earaetti and family of six persons
ard one child, Mr. Collet Mis- Pullman Pullman Miss
Gaila Havsna;P 1ughss, Havana; MrsBammon Mobile;
bsrrisen and LADY, Mobiles Msg.ire Parcusl. Havana;
Churchhi Mobile; Mad Tarfsfs four children and tw
Crook, Havana Mrs White Roy. Miss Myers Miss
Liuisa Myers and Myers, Mobile DR. Bodmon Havana;
Taylor, Mrs Campbell snd child Mobile Miss Lajon
chose Flores Allaton Havana Mr. Savage Mfs Savage,
and Mise Savage, Mobiles Azoy, Gomez Bruziers,
DeQueseda, Havana; Major wilkins, Motile Matz.s
Havana; Phelps. Mobile; Jeffrey, q Tissot, 4 b
Dougherty, Havana; Miss Sibblee ii A Morrison, u r
hgan, Mobile; Netcaif w Balf5rth, Havana; Turs.
Mobile. j Purdyi Havana; Henry, Mr. Bunk. Mobile;
Lhmottee Brindt and son, Fiyn flyn Mobile; Miss
sohuieldt Miss Wilson, Mr. Treat. Specie Si9i 900.
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Dedication or the WadswOrth Monument
nj Sudbury.
[From tha poston TrayeiIer. Nov. 2ll


From the Boston Traveller, Noy. "a
The dedication f the monument lately erected at Sud-
bury to the memory OF Captain Wadsworth and others
who fell in an Indian ambush April Is, 1876, st tho
commencement OF King Philips war, took place yes
terdsy.
At little after ten o'clock procession was formed at
the Town Hail. under the marshalship of Colonel Drury
Fairbanks in the following order sudbury brass band
Sudbury Rifles carriages, containing his Excellency
George 8. Boutwell, Governor Of the Commonwealth tbs
invited guests SC; citizens on foot The procession
moved over the road to saxonville southwark, and,
within . mile of tho Town Hall turned to the left.
where IN the rear of an ancient burying ground sp
peaied neat granite column 1t in this vicinity
that the event which the ceremonies Of the day
mofsted took place the scaped and pgled bodies of
Captain Wadsworth and his commend having been
found scattered over small space of ground, in the
brushwood.
Nahum Thompson the President Of the day arose and
stated that assembled dedicate the monument
which reared itself in the distance of the
suerDgs Of the past and it fitting that the further
services Of the occasion should be preceded by
cation Of the Divine blessing He then invited Rev.
Linus Shaw Of Sudbury, to offs- prayer which that
gentleman did In very appropriate manner.
hymn was read by Rev. Mr. Spear and sung by all
present to the tune Of Old Hundred
His Excellency Governor Boutwell,, was then intro.
duced and made able and interesting address, giving
history CT the times and the OF King Phillip -
number Of regular and volunteer toasts were given.
and the affair passed OF With great deal Of satisfaction
Notwithstanding the uDfavorxbe state Of the weather
which prevented number OF military compan MES and
citizens from other places, from attending.
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ssss' P;S.l i.ss soaasaosi ds si nh ss Ssst
sr HELENA Oct isssa aship arss. Britain tBr,. from
T:aSss' e sG
SID A
- Home Ports.
.saTs T nss smith NssafsIa Macy ioys Ns.vi.I
5x.11 R.Iss.. S:y aAr bark, .ss.,. Es!s
Mathews, Boss0ni schrs Beauty. Chambers. NHorh;
3d.
mn hon Suco ors Gay f All:
Reed xnssson JAM VIM Rusan sprasus. COhassss Mar
u. s
s Is Il
s .Ssit sss S;S:i;
phi.dspsisi Srss Sarah Thsratis nsEaiSs, c.idsass
Ms1S + 1..shs se Times rhinnog NC
y AEs0.
os nrs and
Ina hs,y Leontine, aud others Bark Undins remained
cd BA5H Nov shrs WIN Tspsoot 1878 ssn:
Ny G'ssas Ss:s
Isabel Rollins Key West and H.vana Cen Parhhil.
Mespr rtohssd Hssro; U.ron. sherwood TYork; brig
Tartar, Sheer. NOrleans.
Carolina Seaman SALEM Col Satterly Ewood NYork In
the fling chip CASPIAN Delano, from Bath, Me- also ship
CALAIS NOV ls-Ar sohrs Saxon, Hastsll. ana St Ste
GLOUCESTER, Nov 2o-Arr sabrs Sarah Ann Bremen
ard Julia Irancs Warren bound SOUTH 2d briss Byssn
tuD, Small Mlbfdge for NYork; Isabella (Br) Windsor
iS ses s Light AA0has for dol
HARTFORD, Nov 23-Ayr steamer Albany, White, Alba
JAG KsoNvILLE Nov l2-Arr briggs Louis Walsh. Wood.
Pert au Prince Joadn, Tyler, before insorrectly
ported 10th from Matanz 18TH brig Torno Berry York
10th Lucuius Lufkn; MADAGASCAR Griffin and Rio Coffin,
DO; shrs Wellington, Wells, NYork Ozark, Lord, and
MORT ok. Nov 2s-Arr brig Finanoier. Hartman Port
land; schrs BURNS Lane Gleuoester Citizen Poer Port
Of main boom, &o Ontario yapglder NYork; Charles.
Griffin, ilymouth CID schr hssset Toby Demarara Sid
brig Loretto Giiohrit West lndesElzaeeth Harrington
.NEWBURYPoRT. Nov 2s-Arr schr Jas Small, Small.
Pbiadelphia. Sid schr Ellen Dale Somerby, Norfolk
NEW BEDFORD. Nov 23-Sd sohrs Il Adams from
ssnT W hfatnS %; Raymond from dg) NSFfok
for Boston. Sid Renj Brown, Rogers, Virginia.
PnILADELPhIA, Nov u, Pa-Arr steamer Kennebss,
Clark NYork brig Gen Marion Bibber Boston sohr Pana
PORTSMOUTH, Nov Geld ship Frank Pierce tnew,
ll4sk tonsl. Marcy. Noreans.
PoRTLAND, Nov 2S-Arr sehrs saml Gilman, Barry and
Cientuegos Chaml ion, Davis Savaunah.
SAVANNAH, Nov 20 a2lArr ships Page, Strickland,
Bath Ne Chaos Dunton, NYork; barks Exact Grumey.
0rleanss brgs Jane Gray, Plummer, Newport Wales;
Phura Calhoun, and Macon, Watkins NYork; A Dunbar,
flnn Boston; sehr Tobias. Hand, Philsdephia. Cid
con, Baltimore Mary Chappell, Hand NOrleans.
SALEM ev 2AIr brig Relief Slower, Cherryfold for
NYorh; sehr Sophronia Quarles, Calais for do
,SEARSPORT, Nov l7-Sla brig A Roberts, Philadel
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shouaa BE- auly mur>ssd WITH the Importance Of such
css late evsnts have led this govsrBneut 70 ePpre
bend altogether probable and near at hsnd and
uti more that aloud DO pre-
psred to act With perfect understanding OF the whes
subject With reference its safety and In
the event that Spain shall 50 fur Yield TO the pressure
Cuba the fact Win necessarily have important ndu
epce ovsr the policy Of this government 1t doutt to
Give YOU any positive instructions upon this subject and
You are therefore left to your discretion to what
zen shall say and to whom 1t may be advisable to
Yer cond, nay with of the friends Of the Chevaer
D,Argaz who represented to have influence and to
whom therefore 1t may be polite impart the feelings
and Wishes Of ths government the occasion My only
object Is TO obtain full and accurate information in
gard TO every movement which England may make with
reference to Cuba whether designed to obtain transfer
Of that island to herself TO obtain control the
policy Of Spain in regard it to affect the institution
Of African slavery existing there. The modes in
which you may acquire this information submitted
your discretion.
am, sir respectfully, your obedent servant
UpSHUR
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Herald Marine correspondence.


s ssS7 IaaBt YTsyssy Sgs2 SC for
ooT S Sesa pergyiap Of and from NantgChot 70
NYdS fer Portsnd AID Paul Do Bosor
sdhrr Henrietta Keene, Charleston for do. Steamer
2t a IN port al ss vessels above reported bound
Big A has been repaired and is now at the wharf
Arrived BrEs Thos Conner, Hoover Portland Ne; sml
Rough and Reaey Matthews, Eastport.
miscellaneous.
ScHR HENRY Of Portland, ashore Long Beach Cana
Ann, with her cargo of hay waste be sold st th
Whalemen.
Sid from New Bedford Gath, barb Ansoondi, Pacific
Arr at Newport 2sd. brig Tyleston, swain Atlantic
Arr d Hui B. 10Th inst Br ship irao Love, Parker
Dayis Straits via romness hssreshs from the WLollsn,
R0s ssr stIsds PeH1so from Boston Aus W for
slip Asssd.sn KnsPp from New York tAus lO) fs- San
os hp ophs Mason fyC London Aus s for caeussa
Ship Comet, Gardner from NYo,l tsopt ~ for San
Franei,se Oct = lat q So i2n 50 70 tc. bsfsre
ship Chas III mberston, Williams, from Liverpool for Bos
shPNathsn H.nsu Holmes, from Liverpool for Norlssr
ship Union N0rleans for NYors was passed Nov I3
Bark syphido Of and from Bremen for NYork nov as
schr Gen .DeKslb, Of Norlcazs from - Coast Of
Africa Dot 8, lat 10 % n, lon rs or
Foreign Ports.
BAHIA, hbt Oct 2.--No Am vessel In port.
GIBRALTAR, Nov l-Ship Norfolk, Rogers from Naples
GLAseow, Nov l2-shps statira Morse Larton for
YOTs 2ith and from oreonoek 2Gh Huron Br) for Dos
LAeUAyRA, Oct I0-Arr schr Arm Maria Mitchell DaltL
mereI lite bark Thos Dallett Dill, Philadelphia
LEeHohN Nov 6St ip Chau Hill, Lecraw, for NYork few
dhJ O. and others as Def
EaLAeA, Nov 81 arks Louise g. Caroline, Raven and
Loo Miller for Yorh Ida brig Conductor tBrl Grisrsld
for Boston, few days.
MATT, Nov bark Splendid, Bovdon, from NorIeans
arr Oct II, 10 Proceed next day for Palermo.
MtssiEA, NOV Bark Papobits, Lane for NYork, few
Freeman for Boston. few days Maid Martin Madeira
ARR Sist nit unc SID sSth banks Bevsn, Eobre Pha
oethia Bars Dyer previously reported sid for sew
Iorg sfatfd IN some accounts for NOeanB Brig Azores
Of health proceeded TO Malta 70 obtain one
NArrEs, Oct BRIG Es Richardson for Rochelle, to
NEWCASTLE, Nov 12-Bark Cohen, Ripley, for Bssssn
lde
PALrRNo, Nov 4-Bsrks Mandarin, Campbell, from New
Yorb (sept 2s r5ounci Apollo Ingha do days
Mary Vos savage tor Boston, Idg Garisnp Eariiu and
Powhntsn, Dfinkwtter for Philadelphia Emily
DO unc Rover, Cove supp sed for N0resps doj brigs
Cohen bCune for Boston, ldg; Paul Jones' Perova for
do few days ston, from Bath (seps ~ for Boston
uno; ElotiR NeaI), f0I NNort, coon
PANAMA hbt Oct 28-Brig Gulnare (Brj, for Chinohs
Islbnds bnmpton Koade aud NNork.
ROCKVILLE oct S-Big Nautilus fLubl, destination
NYork OH Lodrioh IN ri, Hedhorg, Boston.
Ro4TEnnAM, Nos 10-shps Chhs Fuark, far Work Ar
mold OWL ger (rus) for d. and Bttmsre; sChr N0ori
gmiu tBoHsrd (Dutch) for Boston, ldg
ENvRN4 Nov I-Bafla Della Nhspin SNOW. from Trieste,
en- Nst wv v lQEa for NXNk; ssaabSal AogaaD, fg9a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-26

INCREASED AVERAGE DURATION OF LIFE Pro-
fesstr Buchanan in interesting lecture before tho
Mechanics Institute Of Cincinnati makes the following
ober atoms upon the average duration Of life the effect
in part Of the medical foence He says that in the lat
ter part of the sixteenth century half Of all that
born died under Eve years of age and the average lon
geyty Of the whole population but eighteen years
the seventeenth century half Of the population died
under twelve But In the first sixty years Of the eigh
teenth century one half of the population lived
twenty seven years In the latter forty years half
exceeded thirtytwo years Of age At the beginning Of
the present century half exceeded forty years and
from 1855 to 1sas half forty three The ave
rage longevity of these successive periods has
6reasea from IS years in the sixteen century mp
by last reports These facts derived from the
medical statistics Of Geneva Applied this country
such improvement is here exhibited from 1900 to
1s45 would make variation in bills Of mortality of
mere than half a million, or 500 deaths daily
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ALMANAC ZOE nEw voRx-rxu DAv.
Sun nnxs.. o3 HoeH =. =. morn -
ssS SETS - NSS wArSn.
Port OF New York, N0vembsr %, 1854.
CLEARED,
1teanshp Black Warrior Shufsidt Mobile, uvinsstoa,
Ship J arion. Share. Savannah Dupham 4 Dimon.
Brig Lauretta, Guide, Belize (Honl. josiah Jsx.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Roanoke, Parrish Norfolk and Richmond, 80
Bark Mar chester Tof PSiisdslphiaS. iilsrda Cssss
!Franoel sept passed Gibraltar Sept 2: with wine OIL
bark (of Kingston Mass from Malaga for New
York and brig Isabels Of Bcston from Malaga Boston
G ~ P Sn brig os5 sf shnsds5 .
sons and refucd pay Doth. mdnaht narrowly escaped
collision With the ship Msria, from York Rio
Nosfo FOR Falmouth Js and Obtained s rom Capt
cMk OF water be reported having had heavy blow in
tho Gulf and was Obliged TO throw board his
and 18th inst gale the 18th experienced
severe gale. and struck by heavy seas. which
Bark Vernon, Faye, Savannah Nov ls with cotton rice
&c TO Sturges, Chairman Go. The had winds the
Plis Tsiias sr any Bahia s. aass with rosewood
coffee Al cocoa to Napier Johnssn Co For the p, -
days has most severe gales from WNW
Biis Lazy Maxwell IBr). Campbell, Halifax days. with
Brig WIN Adrsw. White. New Haven. days in ballast.
schs Mary Elizabeth Potter. Philadelphia days for
New Bedford.
schr Telegra, h. Fish, waroham. 2 days.
Steamer Volapt -. Hartford, "a hours.
S.oop Samuel Hall Anderson, Portland, Conn, 5 days.
SAILED,
Steamship Black Warrior, shufelit Havana and Mobile
Wind at sunrise. NNW; meridian, do; sunset, e.
The ship Emma Field Liverpool Carr 2sd) was t,wed
JaoobBsll = "9
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-26

BonnsAux, Nov 9-sid John Curtis HOGAN. Sorleaas
Aay Windsor Castle Robt Walsh Brothers. and RoIana
a. Panilise 9Th Artndahl for U States.
t ssas;s ss
sA A%s,ss ss
NY9rL; sth. Goethe Wiheinine. Sophie, Baltimore. and
Nov ana sssr.
ss asS 4:
llth, Rodmsn, Hill, Galveston;
Sz s rhon.
Ls San Fra cua.
10Th GiencasB Crawford Noreans; LTD, Hyperion Davis
tdF Asn BroTs and Mary for gsasn KEsss
Dx4I Ssv s.Ars eSaPe'ssas williams London for
ss n Fasaa. bss%s5s
A 81 @ ssn s, a sism
Nov YoTfsoWa Braash York VIM
n o
e H MsSSn ksns for
ton Jan Ven Brakel and porothea, Honroh FOR NYork
Ess 5 asss ~ il 5.s S.y
and John Parker, for Norle.n spen
Noise .nd Francisco A'a ''' ''' 49,
Hnn Nov eS0T vsto shn
RISsALE Nov 2-of, sgamemmon, Attrdge, from Liver
xa; poor, No, Oar Baltic o. ccntock NYorki
S and
cas- Prince blanchard Arvu%, Rankin pati@rs m
Read. Iysl BAN sh, St sserse Eawsids FraneseS
sssfe ass New
wfe atd, ! K II H.. NYoTa; i,,rsPid
tbs outward bound, sddons for NYork Florida
rsls, ss, ss,ssn ss y P
ds s5sS North PaaSsr Do Dec isssins sta
ae r.
csssal + ys i Ins' ma
fhi,adeEaip Dec Rio Grande 18th inst Flora MsDo.
line Conner Charleston ao.h; SOemie do With
Int for ltg 5.h Inca for orcan.; Trmounsain
Mstthews for Norieans ''.'f As'A''' anu AZ a'n0n
P h B a
dresser BALTIMORE; kiipy GTowell Musquash, NB CID
aSG ;ris Ass anss bas.sa gaa aas
fse Ss'is NYorl sh vic.
tO:s chamnien 25th Lo,don Hsbard for DO Dec
southap:en, Tinker. for NYofk; Charlotte Douglas and
LospoSDTaar, \ oT SID Mary Ann, Hasrok N sw Or
MsnsslLss, Eoy ) CID Lopanto, sewan, Beyreus sid
9TH saInl Train, Wooster Smyrna; Aaron Harvey Cope
Reindeer for BOstp IrcIe and Centric America for
EwpcRT. Nov l0-Arr julius Cesar Fleming clouces.
E. for Moble lth Kate Howe NOrcoss London, to load
sld 10Th Nathaniel Thompson tfrsm Cardiff, having re
@ New ara yn hean1 Lsshsid DO
via Bavre for Mobile and aid 10h; had gone to avrs to
nd for States but received orders proceed Mobile
Passed by llth Christana, Hammond from LONDON for
NYork, and landed her pilot.
PLYMOUTH, Nov l0-Sld Franklin King Mills ffrom st
John, kBl, London.
OF do 10TH Argelique samucs Is days from NYOrk for
Rotterdam.
sid 10th, sewsl. Morrow, Cardiff from Lor don).
QUEENSTOWN, Nov Arr 0xefia, Smith N0rlesns
START, Nov g0f, Ella, e. dman is days from Bremen
~ gales.
N1ork tJrly ~.
ToRnsv, Nov Carr Clean, Postgate Hamburg for Nor
leans.
WIGHT Nov 5-oH, Gustav, frsm London for Norleans.
LIVERPOOL. Nov 10-The Great Britain (s) hence Tor
Australia put into Sc Helena Sc p 49, COAL having
experienced heavy Sc gales when few days sail from
Good HOPE.
Nov SShip Great Western which srrived here 9th at
Pm, lett NYork Oct a. PM (eiv time making PAS
esFe in 10 days 20 hours de6uoting DELAYED
the Bell Buoy for water, Is days Il hours
ABERDEEN, Nov O. The Harmonic {gallot), Of yeondam
passed. waterossed and abandoned ath Nov in lat 49,
N, Ion Is L, by the IVA, Lee, arrived here.
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On Thursday morning. November Is at the church Of
St Charles Boromeo Brooklyn. by the Rev. Dr. Pise,
Mr. ALFHoNsE RAUzoN, TO Miss Many FLoop, of Brook
lyn
At the Baptist Tabernacle THURSDAY evening, No
venber Is. by the Rev Edward LIS hrop Mir ASpRrw j.
Darcy to Mics SARAH J REssEGruE. all Of this city
On Thursday evening. November rs by the Rev Je.
seph Androe of St Stephens Church Twenty seventh
street, JOHN OCoNNoR to MARsELLA 0CosNoR.
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EXCURSIONS.


A FREE EXCURSION TO THE CITY OF NEWARK.
"A will be made by the New Jersey Railroad Friday.
Nov 20 for the purpose Of giving chance Of
seeing those beautiful building lots SO by 100 which to
be sold to the bidder Tuesday Nov &c. ut l. o.
.psk noon at the nerchants Exchange New York. By
ALBERT III. NiCOLAf AHctioneer. The excursion train
will leave the DEPOT st Jersey City at 10 o'clock A. NJ
Newark and returning leave Newark at o'clock r. NJ.
convey TO the free Of expense Should
IL rain Friday Nov 60 the excursion will not take place
until Monday, Nov. g. All persons who DESTROYS Of
viewing the properly previous to the sale procure tick
cts free OF charge for the excursion together with
and full PARTICULAR of the auctoneer No. Wall street,
York
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Passengers Arrived,

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Mr. Willis SmI hman and wife, Mr. Charles Scott Mr. VIM
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