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VI. I<ossmfll.

The Magyar chief was yesterday visited by the
Secretary OF the State of Maryland, bearing an in
vitaton from Governor Lowe to him To visit Annapo
lis, where the Legislature Is now in session. NJ. Kos
suth sgnifed his acceptance, and will leave on
will remain with the Governor until Tuesday.
for the Wet.
number Of ladies and gentlemen visited him
yesterday morning, pressing in, two three at a
time, until finally he caused the door 20 be opened
wide 30 that all could be admitted, romarking that
hs time was precious, and that he had not sufi-
cient to enable him 10 do his business wiring The
crowd. therefore, released.
Our readers will nud in another column the re
ception Of the delegate from Pennsylvania.
Shortly after. number of ladies and gentlemen
again assembled 10 witness the reception of the de.
legation from gentlemen from the various States
now soourning in this city The delegates hav-
ing arrived, kossuth made his appearance, and
was addressed by Chancellor Walworth in a compl-
mentary strain, in the Of which the speaker
took occasion refer to tho fsilure o the municipal
authorities of this city to give kossuth formal
reception. The slur OF Judge wslworth in this
regard against the citizens of Washington ia cm-
nently uncourtcous and unjust, and was properly
rebuked by Kossuth. After some remarks by
Judge Reed, Of Ohio, and Colonel Smith, of Louis
Vile, Kentucky, NJ. kossuth asked to be excused
ON business, and retired.
We understand that NJ Kossuth, in the course
Of the day, accompanied by General Cas-, yisi,ed
Mr. Clay. The visit is said to have been mutually
gratifying
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SO long the favored land of free trade with Eng
scale; while Northern Germany, as it becomes
more free, becomes more protective; and, with
each step in protection against the English sys.
TEN, 1t becomes more prosperous. Spain is
flooded with British goods smuggled through
Gibraltar, and the consequences seen in the
weakness of the people and the Government;
while France, in which the landh0Iders count
by millions, but recently determined not in any
manner 10 modify ITS system Of protection
against foreign interference. Judging from tho
past, we should be disposed to say that the
more free the people Of Europe the greater
would be their disposition to adopt protection
against British free trade; and yet M. kossUTH
calls upon the people Of Manchester to aid the
cause of freedom as means OF extending that
species of free trade which has for its object
the establishment on the part of the people
OF Manchester and Birmingham Of the po,cer Of
Intervention everywhere between the native
consumers and producers, taxing both for their
support, and running them, as has been done
with the people of Ireland and Of India. The
object of protection is that of destroying the
power of British intervention, and increasing
the power of the people to manage their own
affairs In their own way, and therefore it is
that, as any portion of Europe becomes more
free, it becomes more protective; and yet M.
kossUrH advocates freedom as opposed to pro-
lection. His theory and the facts Of the case
do not agree, and when such is the case the
former must give way, for it cannot be other
wise than fallacious
The republic., 1852-01-10
From The Lancaster (Pa.) Examiner, Jan. :.
thpi-ttpoa Prisoner.

On Wednesday last Marshal Roberts brought 10
our prison from Phindelphia the following prison.
ers. Alison Psrnglcy, Bews Gales, Lewis Clar kson
Charles Hunter. Nelson Carter, Thomas Butler
Henry Green, COllister Wilson. and George Will
hams All these were on the same evening die
charged by John l.. Thompson, esq.. the district
attorney, he dcoming the evidence insufficient TO
George Williams arrested ns a fugitive slave
and taken 70 Penningtonyille, where he took ad
vantage of the slcepness Of his captors and walked
OF, and "straight was seen no more" 10 the great
ohagriu Oi Henry II Kline, the officer who made
The arrest, and the Owner of the slave who was
asleep on the ioor.
On Saturday last Marshal Roberts brought 20
uur pfis0n John Morgan, jacob Moore, Ezekiel
fbnmpson, Isaiah Clsfkson. John williams, John
JaC lyson, ben amin johnson, George Read Daniel
tauschrrry, Benjamin Pendergrsss William Will
liams, John Holiday. William Brown, Elijah
Clark, William Brown, jr., and Henry Sims ne
prisoners, and five colorod persons witnesses
Tho witnesses were discharged on their reoouni.
zance 10 appear AZ court TO testify. Jacob Moore
vac discharged on giving bail TO answer; and Eli
J,h Lewis aud Castner Hanaway wore discha rgcd
some two weeks ago on giving bail TO sppear al the
next court. Thus have fourteen out of the twenty
eight prisoners been discharged, either absolutely
bail.
Mr.. Thompson has discharged his dutie, in the
proceedings growing out of the late Christiana
receive, vo think, the appreciation Of the commu
nIty.
Indictments Tor murder and riot will be preferred
W ihe grand jury Of our approaching sessions who
VIII have the matter thoroughly Investigated, and
the result, We trust will give general satisfaction
TO the good citizens Of Req Iblic whether north
or sou'h ol Mason and DSon's line
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PETfTiOSE

BY Mr.. CHANDLER: The memorial Of many
merchants and oth0r citizens of Philadelphia, ask
ing that one more vessels OF the United States
navy may be detailed for a reconnaissance OF such
parts Of the China sea, Stras Of Gaspar. and Java
sea, a. lie directly in the various tracks Of vessels
proceeding TO and from China; which was referred
10 the Committee on Commerce.
Also. the memorial Of j. X. Wareham. ID Lewis.
and numerous other citizens Of Philadelphia con ID.
neCtcd with commerce, asking Congress TO make
in the river Delawafe; which was referred 10 the
Committee on Commerce.
Also, the memorial Of numerous citizens Of Phil
adelpha, asking for repayment Of duties paid 10y
petitioners upon imported merchandise destroyed
by a great fire in New York.
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Congress-.

The Senate yesterday were engaged in the
consideration of private bills, several Of which
We're ordered to a third reading.
The House Of Representatives considered
and passed thirteen private bills; and sundry
Executive communications were referred to the
appropriate committees.
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Death or Kossuth's Mother.

We are sincerely grieved to learn by tele-
graphic despatch from Boston, Of yesterday 5
date. received late last evening, that the Vi
emma correspondent of the Boston Atlas reports
that the mother of Nj. KossUrH died at Pesth
on the 18th of December. Bohemian news
paper, it is said, intinates that her death was
caused by recent Austrian persecution of her
self and daughters.
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House OF RFpREsrNrArlyss
PalyArg BiLLa

PRIVATE BiLlE
The H3use vent into Committee Of the Whole
on the private calendar Mr.. VxsAnLs in the
chair
BILE Tor The relief of the virginia Woollen Com
pauy: Edward Everett, late a sergeant Of the
'Cnited States army; David &. Cash and lilies
u. Eilis; John w Robinson, Gardner Her
ring; silas Champion; Philip Miller; Albra
Tripp; Joseph johnson; Robert Milligan; sylvia
nus BlOdgct, and Amos Knapp, and for the pay
rnent ot arrears 10 the guardian Ol rtuss Conant
were sevcrally considered.
Subsequently they were reported 60 the House.
and passed
THg TEsRroRy o. UTAH.
The SPEAKER laid before the House a Incs-s ge
from the President Of the United States. enclosing
a communication from the Secretary Of State. in
answer % n resolution adopted on the 10th utimo,
requesting information in relation to the Territory
II Etaii.
The documents embrace. among other papers,
the repnrt of the returned United states officers TO
the President, and their rcssOns for leaving the
Territory, a letter from Governor Brigham Young
to The President aud memorial Of the Incmbcrs
of the Legislative Assembly Of Utah in relation 90
their ditlio ulties.
Mr. POLK moved that the reading Of the dOcu.
ngut be dispensed with and that il lie printed. He
conceived that IL highly important 10 under
etand commune alton Of this character.
Mr CLINGMAN suggested that the gentleman
include IN bis motion tbst II be referred ~ the
Committee on Territories.
Mi POLK did 90: and remarked that, II the re
pOrt- which arc circulated lie true the action OF the
House would be necessary.
tIr BERNHlSEL. the delegate from Utah,
moved that the report be- read and referred 20 the
Committee On the Judiciary, ss II involvcs legal
questions Tbi. report, made to the President Of
The republic., 1852-01-10

Pszc ftcHr.-Ono Of these brutal affairs took
place on Tucsday bete cen two of tho "fsncv', of
New York known as"Dublin Tricks" and " Awful
Gardner" the stakes being ; 500 aside The u,r.
ties assembled near the village OF Patterson Put
nam county, ia that State. The tight commenced
at two O'Clock p. m, and at the eighteenth round
Tricks dislocated the shoulder Of "Gardner -
and being thus placed hors dc combat, the former
was declared the cODquerOr. About lhOnsand Of
the sporting characters from the city Of New York
were present.
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MADAME BlscAccfhsrI has been rendered n
complimentary benefit by number Of citizens of
Boston, which she las concluded TO accept, on nc.
count Of the friendly terms in which the announce.
ment has been made
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THE r EP u B Lie
w WASHIN GTON:
Wbiu PIalfOrnl.


"The series Of measures To watch have alluded
are regarded by me q settlement, in principle
: and substance final settlement Of the danger
ous and exciting subjects which they embraced. ,"
President FLLMoRE's MESSAGE or 1890.
1.-The Presidents message, at the opening OF the
present session of Congress, expresses fully and
plainly his own and the unanimous opinion of all
those associated with him in the Executive admin
istration Of the Government, in regard to what
are called the Adjustment or Compromise mea-
sures of last session ''-DANIEL WEBsTER's Letter
TO the Union Meeting at Westchesfer.
''Kesolped, That we regard the series of acts
known the Adjustment measures as forming
9 in their mutual dependence and connexon sys-
TEN OF compromise the most conciliatory and the
best for the entire country that could be obtained
from conflicting sectional interests and opinions,
and that, therefore. they ought to be adhered to
and carried into faithful execution. final set
tiement in principle and substance OF the danger
Gus and exciting subjects which they embrace.
Of Uhig Congressio lai Caucus, Deem
Der |, 1851.
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The CHAIR laid before the Senate the following
MESA ge from the President OF the United States;
TO Tie Senate Of The United STATES:
Transmit 10 the Senate the copy ol resolution
adopted by the Legislative Couneii Oh Ianaaa' To-
yether with the copy of the note by which the re-
solution was communicated 10 this Government
expressing the satisfaction OF that council at re-
ceving intelligence Of certain donations IN aid o
tho rec construction Of the Library of tn. Canadian
Parliament MILLARD FILLMORE.
WAsHiNGTos, January b. 1852.
The republic., 1852-01-10

DfsraUcrIVE Fias. The village Of WooJstoc X d,
Mcllenry county, H.. wac visited by fire the
251 ult., which destroyed The entire block on the
south side OF the public square the most valuable
property IN the village
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[RgposrRp ron rHs aEpusLlc.l

Citizen SojOurners' IxOssuth Meeting.
At meeting of citizens Of various States, held at
the Irving Hotel, IN Washin gton, ON Wednesday,
January I, 1852, Elwin nj. Stanton, esq, Of Pitts
burg, was called to the chair. The object Of the
meeting being stated, IA committee was appointed
to prepare resolutions expressive of the respect en-
tcrtaincd by American citizens at Washing
ton for Governor Kossuth Whcreupon the follow
ing resolutions were reported by Hon. N. c. Reed
Of Ohio, chairman of the committee; and, being
unanimously adopted on motion, the following
committee was appointed to present them to Gov
Kossuth:
Hon. X. II. Walworth Of New York, chairman;
Hon. Alex W. Buel, Mich; Hon. N. G. Read
Ohio; Lieut.. A. +. Steen, Mo-; Hon. Geo. w
Wright. Cal Hon. N. p. Tallmadge, Wis Hon
A. $. Sullivan, esq Ohio; Barnabas Bates, esq,
N. y; L. X. Campbell. esq, Ohio; j. Richar rdson
esq., N. y. j. c. Buckles, esq, KY; Col. Harold
Smyth, Va; w. j. Medary, esq, Pa; w. c.
Tempetcn. esq, La; Fras N. Shaw. esq, Mass;
e. p Williams, esq, Ohio; Richard M. Ross, esq.,,
Ohio Capt Jno. Y. Bryant, Cal Col. ID. X. Nc
Nair, Ky; Andrew Backus, ESQ., Mich; Col. S.
Spencer, Florida; j. p. Shields, esq, Illinois; r.
Duncan, esq, La; j, F.. Colby. esq, Vermont;
John Il. Little, esq., Cal; John C. Boyer, esq., Va;
G. w. Coffin, esq.,, Mass; J. Knapp. esq, Pa;
Hon. Caleb Lyons, Lyonsdals, N. Y; Jos M.
Locke, csq, Ohio; Hon. Robt. Smith, Illinois; b
Mexico; Hon. b. f. Hallett Mass; Hon. w. w.
Woodwork. N. Y; Hon. Sam'I j. Bayard, N. J
Hon. B. N. Mooers Wis; Jno. II. Jones, esq !, In
diana; Captain VIM. Simms, Ky; Dr. Hopkins,
President Williams College, Mass; Robt. Nicho-
las, esq N. Y.
The republic., 1852-01-10

On Friday, shortly after IL O'Clock. Chancellor
Walworth and the committee, with large con-
course of ladies and gentlemen, assembled at
Browns Hotel, and the resolutions were presented
to Governor Kossuth with the following address by
the Chancellor chairman of the committee:
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coNesrssIoNAL LIpaARY.

Mr.. HUNTER, from the Committee on Public
Buildings. reported bill 10 provide room for
the Congressional library. The bill appropria ties
twelve hundred dollars, 10 be expended under the
direction of the Commissioner Of Public Buildings,
for the purpose of fitting up the document room
and portion OF the adjoining passage. TO receive
temporarily The books Of the Congressional libra e
ry. The bill Consider.d and ordered 20 II third
reading; and subsequently u was read third
tine aud passed
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Wlaiers.

An Al New BEDFORD th Lexington, Tton, Norh Atlantic
c+,u h % bb ~. home 100 bills on the voyage
en, 10 -, rom Newport 27ih, (nt Goth bark d. NJ HAD lom
Fan Rvcrl u Atlantis and lndan Ocean
ct;ef from ship Mry Bays Edgarfvn report Der AZ ape
island, Aug u.s. having taen ihse sperm naei
100 Ibis. esvns ftyaL a.,
pken~OH johanna date bark Hector Cole Of Warren Is
NOS out -; Nay g. Charleston Packet Le~is v D. |! n -
ou, $50 81 Jane Hope Robbins, do - mos oui 'O spi 3D.
paupa r,tch do 81 p 18th. BeNls SHE'LL do "a
mo. out ~ Emma DAVIS, OF London, AOsn surprise Jar
MAJ do II mo 18th, Gov Carver, West o. Nesp0ft
no. out 80 p VIM Henry Joes OF Warren y mos out 20 -
OF a. Tyesou, swan, II AMI or Nantucket
from Faya, loss Of boom anil mannust sprung
Iouched 1t Guam Jan Corneus Rowland Cosby y u, W sp
land for Japan Sea Feb 49, sally Anne Andrew. d.
900 bile and I'D cr-e llth Prudent Nash
ounson ibis. and SID Mch 18Th 10 :ls' Vineyard Coma
Elsarie sn 81 40 WI and sid Mch II 9TH, Eu'epr =,
swain Nani go IBIS sid Gch - - 7ih Arab >re H.
on not stated and sd Mch l. Mc Franklin, Lamb, b. 70
SD $50 WI land sd 9Th Cemas Benjamin, " l., cein md
old 7,h Washington Gibbs Wmcham, 100 bls, and ID
l7hl rh Sarlrs Cloush, Y H. clean and sd 10Th l0h T. LD
Jenny, March do do and cid 2ih for japan 10Th J. p Dnne
Earl p sid 9ph 3s', Alabama CoGgesha Nsnt,
p land sd Ap - for Japan captain -ek AP S Aed ~
Ter Luce EdsarOn, 90 VII land cid llth y 9TH tns,
Jalr ~ 10 VII lni I'D 18Th Tor Japan sea Akns
Adsms H. and sid es,h lor Jspl" 20 ~ E.y
40 n 18th iof dn NohaNk,
SAINT 5O T for do Passed March 81 III Knee
yina h. accompany the Fr ship Joques Iahte partial
ted udder. sab boat &c ypn The
10Th Mch. lat 10 y, Ion l5lE."
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spoken. &c.

oct - Ar o 3D. on q Br bs John Roo eson ro hnss
tor. Jam. Aa.;fala 20 tlys out ~, ~
p ia'. p, lon 20, ship Helen N"aN ~o W" i'N w.
g III az Francisca. 81. IL 49, 4
Tor salem. -. ~ y,,l c,-
Liverpool u.ha,
Oc, o. si 80 Compton, IRON Boston tor Ncts
OCT ,i 80 on w. Lla, Ptts, rom Ne" lofA
for Para y dsv- out-Ni.hei TO be reported . -
Aus o. at r. los lon IS o. W ship Columbia Tor Me-" Oh
or san Francisco, 80 days out e
sy ~ a 50 lon q ~ b. bark Templlr, 81 days from
Liverpool for NaplAs0 , ~,
sep, g = lon l07 u w wha'eshp RebNca snn' Of
h q months ou'. 5oo DO spsru OBJ. "a q use.
sent, n shr Garsrs No lr >ln Francisn >h' -
pord ha M Spanh -hp on Cape Horn whNh
with svcfrn ~ attached Let hef ot
of saht sept. -. lat. 3: 10 y. Ion 10 - w 81.
sept q st - lon w whaling barb Waiter carton
francisco, SANDWICH tsland- GA cruise do"h me
cor.t had AIKEN three tackhsa. .,.-,.-
July Ia - = on SO 80 W, shp Venice RON IN sdo pha
for San Francisco.
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STEAMERS TO Arrive FROM Ersopr
Passengers Sailed

IL tie feaNlV Bahie To- L,rerpooi-Hon NJ Fois an
lady l. charge 20 Austria Ge W Bearer Of Dpl,ce@
Great Rrnau Col 5 A. Woushby Bearer Of Dpa,ch.. fo
naples Mr and NJ Jas. n Morgan Jersey CITY. n.
fstsu Indiana; : b. Chri,nden New Yo-l Fsfe Fns,nd
NJ and = krph Of Germany c : SEXTON New York , :
Bar"os, Calcutta Mm VI IasslIt, H. Morsonry Yor.
II - stuson y Y klhsfd Dempsey, Phil d. Thona. 90
: Penalty ard W } Hen~ood fst C. 4 Losd y Y. Dr. Van
Hosirup, hanhuffh. r. A Kdde, Ioudon H. Fise. CsnaI
Mr. X flwrs and oi DO Wu. McIuo %. ' Y Mun "
lelows V \. james Damn. Va , W. Hofshss y 7 Cbas
STAG ard ,. A. Whtter y y; Cagr. Klnrn9u.
ROYAL Navy Tho Reed OF Bosoa NJ AID M. X
l. Malznd and sefyaLt. q: Y. Y Geo Wsts \
r. J. >cr.ener. y ! b :. Walco;i and lady L N.cben
New oh }. Chamberlain jersey City Blr.t0s ~
lork 4. kunsey Nv y oh }. H. Hahn View Y,ri. Rev
Bshop lvefpooi " Everett. e. y o.Reso Ms ~ .nd
daughter Newport 1 Him,l. Sork J Van Bl,nl~o-
NJ iork l. Nesbsur New York Mr. Humphr-y- Chi
WA and Mr.. L h Sheldon. Chicago How.ud Pa
dAsshief snt servant Ne~ fok ChsDceT " saa NJ
Chsueeey Ms Chaancsy and M. RocheloEi, fork ,
,. A BAfs, Conshns Y. NJ md NJ. g. ' Pols-t 20
/. feidug do John Tintof All Mss Alice Tano, H. ND
IJsctson fh W yon-- Savannah Afs Jonos anl A-r,t
Ms Bond CinCnnaii hr md Ms ! Robinson anl NJ.
Geo Gofdon j. child sfd y. Y NJ Hu.s lndn. ".
Coe do NJ LOBBY lrcsnd Jolsert aad slral4e Fr,ae
&. Sueffs, Italy; : Ackfoyt v G0uins and w. co..
W nl GodeA and X Moiyneaut EnsanI. N M,
Ps- john Jone.. sas Fran.co Chare- Ceruou, (,-,sv
Mr. savage Ire AMI Mr. VI X Wal Icand Pau D-csp1y
jobs Connor and AIRED MorTs do Smith, CAPT Ce-y Fo-
A Ct'sn. Turn. hyer p nes. y Y. b Cara.n. J.
laisIe lrans. Totallcd American Gold, SAL
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SATURDAY, October 3O-P. NJ.

The Stock market was active this morning
and firm for most Of the fancies. Long leland was
Axy active at much enhanced prices touching 3Os-an
advance Of IA y cent The sales were 1900 shares.
The movement in this stock proceeds from Philadelphia
where nearly all the capital stock Ia held Canton
WAS sIso firm at s5-untl the Second Board, when de-
cliped TO s4!sn advance u y cent Reading lie firm
bat not active Nicaragua was in fair demand and i'm
proved Pcent Erie sold 20 large extent but was well
held and closed previous prices Harlem firm Al the
Second Board the market firm and the feeling good
NJ the close Government and State Stocks are very
sra and in demand especially those which wanted
oy banking purposes Railroad Bonds not pressing
No the market and are in fair request.
The Market for Exchange is dull with bankers.
Sterling at 10 " cent and good Bills at 9aG9I. Pro
Suce Bills are selling at 9G9l The supply coming for
ward from New Orleans is quite free.
In Freights there is not much activity, but
rstes are steady To Liverpool, 1900 or 1900 bbs.
Flour 2I; $4,000 bush Wheat 81 aid; 500 bales Cot
ton ID; 900 bills Lard 20i 100 bbls Oil 20l 1000
bills Turpentne 81 Resin 81 50 hhds Tobacco 2ji
To London, 50 hide Tobacco 1851 Turpcntine 81 Oil
3OI Wheat ed The Baltic had 1900 bile. Apples at
81. 10 bales Cotton lied, 300 cases India Rubber
Foods 5Ol To Glasgow, % 600 bush. Wheat taken
at I'D in bulk and std. TO be bagged by the ship. To
Hayre the packet 18th and sth prox has 40 bales Cot
ton NJ Jc 25 terces Rice $40 80 bbls Potash Sc 800
bbls Flour 62lc, IS do jewelers. Ashes 81 %, $50
cases merchandise $40, tun measurement to Amster-
dam, so bbls Flour 81. TO Australia measurement
goods are taken at 40c v foot, and Flour at % 80 o
Dbl To California there is better feeling, and all the
vsssels on the berth are doing fair business To Mo
bile the rate has been reduced &C. v foot which is
The rate asoto New Orleans and Apaachicola We note
following charters, &C. bark for MOrseilles at as
Tor Light Pipe Slaves and 20c. " foot measurement
ship from Charleston TO Liverpool on private terms
chip from New Orleans and another from Mobile with
getton at d. two banks from New York to Rio Janeiro
with Coal at g.; brig Of 100 tuns for Havana, s2o
for the out bark bound to California; Charges
Br bark and Br brig for London, 707id for Wheat
and 2i3 for Flour; Br. brig for Glasgow, cd. for
Wheat and q for Oil cake, and a schooner from
jacksonville to ST Croix, at sl0 for lumber
The Report of Specie entered at the New
York Custom House from Let to 3Oth Oct Qe o'clock
ny 1862 10 ss follows:
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Disasters &c.

~ For o's Of ship Haasre. Cap sOue from san Fr.nc,eo for
Hons Kong and whale hI Hune Capt GIBBS q New Bedford,
the coast Of KsEschsis. columns
Sea. NJ hlrsE-, before reported ashore near S.,s.l q,
rived al Bcsou on FRIDAY.
Beck I.rrd, To-. deb 'o4d OF coa and spI, or.Ssl ' VI
the Pruvsnes pspers such ooner . The
sne eo oy pesoI ~ho Represented himself CAPTAIN
souihHei o~ner Of .ch Lucy that H. vessel had o. ,
heseve upon the bottom &C. The people oil Bsrs- AZ.
!, sf's ne 'eIsr. es.'s and we're 10, slow If
Po,sr' as', ssI'sd u. ,yms,,hy % ises sood 2eOpe
INST ai 81 H. lon % 10 had on 10Th -.
BOARDED the vessel carrying the roosrd quarter and waist
boat, oealn an A sancheons and buwarts pt plant
and one Of u e1ars on the tArbOard side gallery 4
weshsr y'ry EQUITY win SON ram vas unable altitude
either sun moon or stars Tor four days.
sea-, LrrIr OF Farhaysn before reported csp,ed VA. heard
from Ars 70 rsrn SOC bad % b6 sperm oil and whale
IS Of coal had by vessel -,on.n. 10
The SOW sEdPa. w. ~
saes so hha- tobacco reported to have sum.
s,.s.rtl.s ss before reported and .uns near
r.ses. s" 'Ne o'1a Dc
BA,s L':r Reddns Of .aa rom BO,Oa lth n. for Sewor
leans reported BY e-sss from Charleston h 10 BE- OF ,e.
ton Bar, lssiy having .ustan.d damage the he tae
b. B.1 Dor... at Pr0Tden- from PtOu reports 18th INST
on hfaI encountered violent gse from w w had s,ck
.ses, q stS .sd Se.y every movable article and .D
tas a. 'l., On S.n saoS Of Aan;9ese' lad snO,her
ccrei other damage. ''-' ''' ~
in boston vaGed at soc and vas Insured B s,S. osn.d
hPe -; bear me sane paoe -. .o insured u Boston
INST sea The mouth Of The ssgsy for s3O Al
the anencan Cfce IN Prosi5snce - ' -
Barn rsfi lo Rchnond, Me- Percy and the ve.,e of
cohasse, Percl ser from sa annab Boston %, 1ct b
airs badly with los Of md crew erhau.,sI hsyns eco
tered the sac Of 18th
sehr LTr,rOol, b. at Portsmouth, from Windsor in ,on. no
rver got N contact with ship Red Rover launched caTd
s~sy one ' and oppn L. and also foul Of the WA4 and
broke s1chor s;oct. i -
On the sd Est the sch Mar WIuo.s from Plymouth
Tor Washington, c. Aia with shn.le, Co.r .,s driven
ashore en- Ne- In Bar q the cargo saved the ship
total io.-.
scAr Pn q Dartmouth from Ahisy for Bedfd before
reported has been to~ed Mysc fl Of water aud No. pns
gone '
prosEhiy b got a. ~ ~
Io'sos Oct ia der barb painted baei With white and red
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