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y '.ial.l,.hr,l ,.,e roe -, iatt all.
"a Sst.b,4i a ,y,ictn II t,aat,u: va is.i
"an book. quuc. f,ts censyh TO saj, til,
-Sosi s,frnouu. siroc ale fsr tie large.
. ihe't,. While all the uorI 'on,,ii,
se't complaining q Tia uiiag.Bcy q
lie tins. and .io general ..sl.,,y g
ella ge'-~Ne here. .ss ~ ',tansr' Ln
ia, which ancured well 'or lar fGiur,
and "h'le all a"ouri u. we're mcutnin:
o'cr ctc,f chanSel~s, condition. VT her,
we,c y'joic,u: ~ the change that VA
"n all sides c'in. on around u.. l.,
'hc bu.'lv Of The i"ro, aa1 in The GER
-talbusr appearance If the 'icmefioan:
in he marked impto, emeni on TIE hill,
in the ringing af The hammer; the boz
zins Of the saw the singing Of tie
plane, and lLr Iro~cl, busy click. ia. =.
WAS change aUd music too and il on,
! irli the nccr~r ~ OF The curiosity 20 pmi
H. hand IN Isl. pocket there too. wa.
change and villa! hirI II change, gen.
lie reader. Iiinh YOU 1t ~asy -- The coyst
kiad 81 bogus. aud 'he meanea looking
G'n piaac,s mortal ever pu, his eyes
upon.
Who among as first awoks attention
10 the character of This .circulntiny me-
dunn we do rot know. ii could no,
have been any OF our business men
the, are i"o b,.y. u mus, have teen
some 'lcsy h,n'I'd ,half ,leerin. R,pVnn
W'nllc WHO had 'p"'l:ns else to 10 -
and did wr know him, We would NOV.
that he lad notice 10 quit the 'di.eiu>.
First vi know, lie ii smell cut bogus
that men don't carry ia Mei, pock,n
but which sometimes marvelously ar.
iccts them he'll talk Of bogus hopes.
If bogus expectations and desires; and
finally intimate that ,-----bu, for the
present we'll avoid his point and max e
the simple announcement that:
Our community during ,he present,
week ha, been under considerable tx.
cl,enent consequent upon the arrest of
some four or five persons among us on
tie cba,gc Of having made and issued.
without the fear Of law, counterfeit coin
and LI!l-, against The statute in such
cases made and provided. That we
have bad n redundancy rf greasy look
ing immi,aiion Of American half dollars
and dimes in circulation for some time
pas, We are aware; but whether the
ones arrested are guilty of the charge
alledgcd against them we do not Of
course know. We understand that two
OF he number have had an examination
before a justice aad have been placed
under bond. 10 the amount Of $SQOeach.
Believing tina. in all suc! cases a
man should have fair trial aud a fair
jndsemcnt-and that all should be es-
'eened innocen, until found guilty we
shall avoid any comments upon the ties
timony before the justice touching their
ease hoping only i'lat justice may fol-
low.
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THI:. HERALD.


.Sss--s,~ s~-~>-ea~~~-> sD~.-~~-~.,~s~-~-~. ~
ossatsst>D TaS hSipt>t
j. r" y hf wtii l,e ct DOWN - = r.
"a fsci lbai 50 Am,liran trrsfrs,
. ia 10 10 hing "a H.. ar'ipo on gbc,.
'sufs - tul!,c iu','r,; 5aljac 'es,i"'.
preceding Tic ,.at q presidential
ci'cissa ass. A. Far >. pahi'e ''si,Ioes.
!. onrcttn'd, the i~cfle might a, vel
Az i.ssr year, se',| p select buah"r Of
pai'cal aissiai.r' 6. sn Arens. snd
ks'e ihtm 10 G.Li 80, hf,, and fore
mos' III. qoesi,on ss TO who shall lie
T., ,ii,n,.al candidates fur tie opI,rs.
irs a,'ic.. ll'n u j. harelr ro,,,b!~
iLsi IAl. ppr,i'on t.nc fr,i settled
so'be dude Atiea,i"u m'shi h. pad iu
nlh,f tu,inc's & IMPORTANCE 10 I,e re0.
ple Do as Il ~. 20 pucsiun, le i, 81
graf az ii''le Importance, no raiic;
- l,iL.Y " l., nfii,e ,1,iF ar ihe tr,.
4, o ihc .bis ofa PAT. ni,..1 laud
iili. or "A Iii,a.s claim. ma moremen,
Gan be made before Gr.t locking care
fully Z" see What bearing such uiore-
m,nt tnny have az H.. nomina'inn.
4" A'" 1t may Affect She chance "' the
h'ii'rc'h candidates HIS "a:rh!u''
'''> una '"'' :" CERTAIN extent may
b' ~ i'sl| - oi' "hon 9rrcd to The
"a'!eFr t''"i no" Witnessed, 1t l. sihi'
~ fid'c"i""'. p"'y hat the lu'iic IA
''''' 'u"'i' 'hc"uy' WINE what
~ ''' ''''' ~ s'''' ""''''"'
. '''''' w "o"' j ''"''e 10 appear more
~ ~ ''""!! y """' II 10 sometimes !"
az ''''' ''''''' II l'o"''c"' 'o'"r gar
''"' '"' '''" "'"''2"s"'s ana l'o'''o"'
""' "''''> Hfo"' ~" hs"' over The p'os'
r't"e bones 'h't are to be thrown
''"'" HE government '"''e.
','' w. W """>
''''" "'' '"'' Notwithstanding Congress
n,.,.,, .- '''' 49, :
of cn,,y;c ,o,.,.., In, ,,a ,,..,,;,.o
r.
If ,,,, roo... ,;.,
~.r o,lv can be- p,,e,.-m.l LIN, r,.,
iacn,l,l Candidate, anil ,,.n :, ,,;s
they seem 10 make SOW head the
,r,.ud. n, ,hs d,n..,,, ,,,,l;.,,,,..,..;.
as VIDE apart ms ever. 1t is TO be
hoped that the conventions may be held
at an carly day when tie question may
he settled, and the 'lcoplr's servants
lv't to pu, On their legitimate harness,
and proceed 10 the earning, il they can.
OF 'hc'r c'.h dollars a day.
We have said tina, in The matter Of
agreement in Congress as TO prcsi,
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BRIGHTON MARKrr

A. a, MAHtn, J.
Al Matk~t CPS BEEF Canr 3,
Stores. 1880 Swine aud lO;n .l,,
PRichs. Beef Cattle Nor. a.,
i'y was exhibited this week iAsn i
and better prices we're obtained T.
Ike quality. We quote F>trs.C y
Go; first quality GOO C?i; s..
do. 80 n Goo third 20 a 80
Working Oxen. Sales cs =
IS, %, 100 and rs.
Cow. and Calves. Sales - q
80. ~. "a 81.
iorcs.--No sales nniced
Shetp-salcs $50, 2,,5 81 ,
az.
Swinr-j 9 r. sows, 6 -.
ba',"w-. A. refail 4 ia! 1l2.
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NNXI CONGRESS-lsr SESSION.

WAsurycroy. March 1G 1873
The Chair la;J hornr. w. c loo.
= communication from tho po,"n,
/ Office heinz n,rt or ,ho ,m.,,i, D.
nor.s It Relates =, N,n'r,a,n.as e
arso ronor, rr,m ia S''''''.- '"' : .
War for the s,rv,v IF , ,o',," r ~
81. Louis to Dnphcnd. on Rcd p;y,r
Both were referred. ard nr5crcJ 70
be prin,cl.
Mr.. Chase presented 4 Mc.oori Il
ofr,o oh;n I,;I,, z" 'i''.'' II
extension of Wo,dwor,b's 1a,rn,
Mr.. Hale ,rcsru,cl = ,o,;,;o,
from Illinois. prayinr for the ,a.so,o
81 Il Law rc-cs,,h,,.,,;n,, o,n,loror, -
Government from )abrg;n', a., iheS,L.
BATH
4 number Of rcr,r.. an ,r;r;o.,o
cases were prcscn,ed
Mr., Stockton ro,or,oa , ;,;,. 49,,
o'u;;on autlo,;z;,,. tLe c,n " ',1 ,'"| w.
war steamer Far l,rlor Ioc.n,a -
and calm, for estimates f,n,, ~,
War Department for n'c on',r"., ;"o
e lo.;n =, ,h, ,. 49,. ;''o 'u -,
rc,kr ami OL;n email nn,r ~ w. Ia' o'''S
Washington. VI
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CnEEay itrioENr. is -
parted from our .s"H o.
the advertising Of \.
ting The nmici OF the
to our columns. J. IS ~. +,
medicine. but one, the cont,u,, d, "a.
are well known TO the medical pryit
ion, and which has proved highly l4,
iicial in the case of number Of our
T"aln'ances. who were seriously All
ted with pulmonary complaints. Sq
Of our most skillful aud enin,n. pAe
cans recommend it 10 thcir paii,.
in their regular practice. and VT 1,
that NC are comforting a favor upoa
public by making known its virtues
LonisriNe Gu .4drocaie.
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ofen called j" relation TO all pertaining
I" 'acH 'a'i,ers--aIe entirely beuind til.
l''"es IA eisin. TO the word the fan
measure Of the efowll, to which our
town has attained and he ratiJ aI.
'a"rc.nens made l,y her IN the .NerLao.
'e a''s. ! &c fuiios ,ng mentioned
'''''de 10 greatness ne were uHcnu,
seioa, If al the tine Of Cur pre,iuu. no.
ice. " el'e in the hurry and excite.
H'e". a.ways attendant Oh tie rapid
sf"~ih Of a iosn wc had rntircl, for
COTTON.
" A'''' our .,s;gr cii,e,-h bold up your
tesd'-~NcS Nvik and Philas!.lphi.
- and even >An Francisco have been
struggling ios Ars .aif.., establish
meat oi ,tsuad mint ~i,hin HE ls,ur.
'i"'h' Of is'' i'ce cad sl9rva. !.rpai.
-" ard whale il.- Ssr la, tagged x,'h.
oa' sni wnhis. IA r,ls.ia,. 10 io,e l..fk
ns. ., hal ihai lie itee .n.i ;rI.p.a.
sent ei''f-''' - oar ,.c-rry, IN their
''' - ,+''s hr.'aa. 10 T. 80 to.,i,-
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II 'oo e~i g. a.. pst aal saf,i.--
q b u ~. OF .tt 20 =.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-03-18
FRESH GRU,.
q nIIRT A. sos.

AXE nos rsesivi"s ifoli make Pc
safs snd In!as'esnf The ht~sfop, F"'t
AND sSlispa kai1ias, new Ut c.u'I
hoc la, old $40 lava. Lsgvsra and II p~p 4
ZEE Pore ffouhd Lof'ss. groUoh ahd ansfI,. y
81 Al kiGjs Common AL dGohls fshn''
soda talara,us; Cfssm Tsrs'. i'a'i
ts,s fstins; G'U siafsh. C"cps' tta<' !
Potash, ia N0is i"f ~HsAins, WV ~
i!sbbiti's hoAp Pow dsfs. Lf.ns, Chs 90
S4shiGg.
.sp.,"', Adam.oties ..l hns Tsii9' ''h'
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A MopEL WIFE.-There i, NO
men ia Indiana, GA the Wabash river,
81. AatnS tt in.a Lnr LII - To-.

NtP NSs'f - ltA' Htt t'"f. th's fNaatf-
;sues p'Ac,ices While Der Oh man
has caae to tpsn } p!cu.hin.. nur.in.
end asaiss, all a, once. She iir,,
: kcs a. - q, COW % the flos :;
then PATE her tao t~i;i babes into the
coru basket AND haucs j, on tree :;
,hea takes the belt ~ tie cos and a,
.seiies !. TO the eni Il hct f.h-p5'c.
~A'eh is stack ia,o The groaai at The
waters edge 4; shc thea commeuccs
ilca ytans stSa,.d he field; a, e,ery
re'sla,3on she gives tie r'iil c;slIe
ssai, uhisll lasts uuni shc :ei.
round AGAIN, ., the ssmc time keep
iag he' 'a's o;ea 50 ,ll: Shsu aay
ss,h meg.sly Of tie fnay ,nbc ssal-
-. the book she m,y bear Of iof
anier her arrangements ,ar caiami',
- snssancel BY Tie ringing 4 Tie
bell. Oar iafsrnau, ssys Tia, she (.
Pattern 4 the aiqi ltry have uie,e
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RArpiNG pulr+1oN The Oncila
Chief publ shed at Clinton, Onoi'a
county. says that a iawiIv in ,hat
place, the members Of which lave
been persuaded BY the raWncs, has
been completely broken M. \
mother has left her yoNns rni,,!rcn
sick and uucarcd for. and taken up
her board. and rcIort says her bed,
with ono Of the masculine spirits -
Report futhcr SAYS, that this male
rappcr, in order to make room for
his ncig'bors wife, has discarded his
own. given her written discharge,
which he calls a bill Of divorce. and
that though she still remains in his
family. it is in the character of a
servant. aud not as a wife.
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The National M'eNycncer contra
dict, The rumorS Of differences between
tlh Cove rnmcut Of the United Snatcs
and that Of France. Nothing has oc,
CARED 10 disturb The harmony existing
between the twn countries. Oar Cow
crnmcni, according 10 uniform usage in
such eases, has recognized the existing
au,hori,ics Of France. al there is 70
ground to apprchend collision upon any
point.
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Notice,

NOTICE..
'ENiIlS IL &c certify tLut | have tbs
N gwen my son EDwARp IiIstFrr
u'nc during hrs minority, and shall ?
none Of his ~aces nor pay any c,5lt
contracting after this date.
STOLHAM iiiNtKlE
Rutland, March II, I-52 y.
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LADIES SHOES

4 SsS fpplsy fpsi srsissG if"H 80
ss N Ss- f"'s 'ny, ara ~s'i."r -
sp'sssid Lo"dog HI Tee r's'p -
ss,sirS shos
AI.SO -.
Bees 81 NN.ssn. ss.i~ SIZE" =
rsrsin NiiFs, Nia-s NIns err 49,
81 80 Gsiisrs
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3d. TIE tA!s~iag lnc.., qacs',cs
claims tie s.,eauta q one Grail ~
ssr iv,'s,,n: sce,ctles ,---" n tnaa
las a re'r ~ -. ,au, 49, v-,ili
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1T TLtND.-it> PROSPERITY AID
CHANGE

W" have ofia'e flt 'rcqI"nhy called
upon 10 record and make n,c n,ion Of
the growing greatness VI Rutland but
''"" Teeon, Developments We ii.d ,ha,
even we, n,hu.iasiic as we have been
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" ANTE d
, GOOD COAT NJ 4 X Frs,
pANT "
VEST -

Can have 'teady work ifsppi'ca,icn ~,
""n to JOHNSON q. WOGl
Huland, March 10 1852. ID!
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isEone Of the most painful that fan 70 the lot
Of man b easy thing TO be just II Is easy
to be mercifui, and II requires less sacrihce but
II you gentlemen on thu exercise Of your sincere en-
ghtened and upright Judgment should be Of the opin
ion that the accused IL guilty Of the crime OF murder
trust that you win unhesitatingy say So II there are
circumstances which would appeal to mercy, there Is
power In the State to show that mercy; 1t for you To
pronounce the verdict it 10 for the court to pronounce
the judgment and mercy Is to be exercised 1t for
the Executive.
The jury then ct ten minutes after four o'clock retired
and at ten minutes after six into court with slow
and ioemn steps, and eyes, which indicated the
result Of their deliberations. Their were called
and being asked by the Clerk IL they had agreed
the foreman answered In the affirmative.
The Clerk-How say you gentlemen Is james Doyle,
the at the bar guilty not guilty Of the murder
and felony charged!
Foreman-Gulty. We would strongly recommend
him to the mercy Of the Governor
Mr. Clinton demanded that the jury be poled which
being done each juror answered guilty. The prisoner,
who heard the verdict with unrued calmness then
remanded for sentence. Mr.. Clinton asked for time TO
prepare bill for exceptions The Judge assented and
the court was adjourned TO Thursday ths morning At
10 o'clock when one Of the other murder cases will be
proceeded with,
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Passengers Sailed.

LTvERpooL-stea mship Afroa-Miss Eyre, Nyork; Robt
Pow and lady Mr. Dumas and lady Es Odheld Baltimore;
Don Jusn Pcaba lady and servant Mr. Levey lady and
Forbes, Liverpool; Hurlbut, NYork Murray Thomas
Bate, do Lord Mark Hcfr, Lverpoo HILL NYork George
Baker. MT Lovett, Massachusetts, Loclerc, Mr. Ftz
fueh MeMssters Ooronto John Carey, Mr. Beatty, Mr.
Campbell Epslsne; II Church, walker Mr. wainwright,
land Mr. Maooowsn.
CHARLpsroS-steamsbipJ James Adser-Capt Tucker, @
Bradmsn, Mrs Sheppard and child Edwin Dean Mas Ju
La Dean Miss Dean, Mrs Hunter Mrs Adams r Elicit,
ucFall Miss Hummell Mrs Crenbergh, Miss Bradford
Beale, D Dodge, Miss Esson, II Firmin Heistea
Chafse lady, six children and servant MT aay
and child, Mr. and Mrs Bradley Mre euman a1s servan
Mics Tonroy, Miss Brooks. Misses Robertson ss,d,
inF,C q Wheeler, q G Robinson, q Emory; q CONN !
Gsndoho DR. wells ard son; ppsRs.S gsn,h nna
, Ms, srys, Wh' as.s seysr.nss Badger ma
man iIasee @ Bowling, Miss Raltschultsn, Tobias.
yachon T%in Pfssssy y'aA the . sySn L"moy
ArsTH htJA-ship Torrent Gourng Muflere,, Jas
eebe nd ady Weekes Sanders Francisco Romsno,
Chas Elzr and ady Or Campbell surgeon Gavin Gibson,
W House BurneIi white, !o,slyn Jamo. Hickey,
strong Geo Donglas. lady son. and sister Msrfitt Geo
WIN Hail. Thos Wcokcs Mr. and Mrs Hamilton
Mr. and Ars Badry and daughter, Duhnin Rom Mac.
donald, g Gordon John Harper, Jsoguet NJ eray VIZ
Isler Joseph Her Jas Buohapau Joseph Tbnkuisr James
MoMiohael, Thoa Amns, sebuoh Itsnsrgs sehuch,
siber Tbot Gilicn, Thos Dickinson, WIN walker Merritt
Beckit Mr. and Mrs Csllst and son. Mr. ure nhsi vi
ell, Mr. wagpen Mr. Wing, Thomas piaw Robert Hannah
John Stewart, Sullivan Gibson, ConnD, Uiaths,n
Rogers, Seymour, Van Wipkle Oh Newton W. Elnefetar
Geo w Oisss, Roberts A. BROTHER. = y Dbwd M cass ,
ptit thss ror'e~, IaresUWe FUrtnc GfNsri nfpks.
ri lnIf th !t.n Els ful' lead a. tplI44 ltf &0byt
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stood the gentleman to say hs Wa nst about to present
any minority report.
Alderman WARD-No, No.
Alderman PEox.-My object In moving to take up the
report WAS not to gag any geatlenan and shall vote
for ostponsment till Friday
Alderman TWEED Seventh ward)-Would vote against
the dposing Of but not for dispensing with the read
ing
Alderman 0AxLIr considered 1t waste Of time to read
II over now-bEt
Alderman TWEED did not agree With him. No man could
by reading that over be prepared to it
derstandpgly as he would always endeavor to do Con-
sidera BILE discussion took place this point and ult
mately the reading Dispensed WITH and the motion
carried making 1t a special order for Friday evening
After the the transaction of further business
till Friday, at P. n.
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN
On the motion to concur with the Board Of Aldermen
respecting the leasing OF ferry to Hicks Berry to
from pier IS East river to some point between Williams
burg and Brooklyn before the vote taken Assistant
the report be referred he had heard whispered out
side that the applicants for the lease had pay
to pay SIS 600 for carrying the matter through
In these remarks, the worthy Alderman desired most
distinctly to be understood that he made no illusions
whatever any members of this Board but that such
ment might be re rred In order that all the members
might vote UNDERSTANDABLE.
Assistant Alderman RopMAS, OF the Fifth ward replied
to the remai ks made by the Alderman of the Twelfth
Alderman Of the Twelfth He knew the applicants for
the lease and knew them to be honorable and that
the alluded to false for his art he hoped
the Board would certainly to him appeared to
be out Of character to deny the right of running boat
on river belonging TO the federal 60 Ternment.
The motion then put and m sority OF the Board
voting in favor OF the concurrence the President
nounced the motion to concur carried.
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Stock SaIea.

rHIADELPHrA, Nov l6.-tReported By Keen Taylor)
500 Lehish 6s 96s 1900 Wilmington Rar ad SIS 99 2i62
Chesapeahe and Delaware Canal S. I02 1000 Allegheny
Cour ty Railroad 6s l00h; 800 Sohuylk Navigation 6s
,s2 sl II shares Pennsyyn ia Railroad, in lots IN do
Gwn, 2o $50 do b. 20 100 do s5wn. 20 100 do, cash,
2 Morris Canal 65s do l7s 3do, III 20 Harrisburg
shanics' sani. I'm Bank Of PsnIsyy,nia. ilsA BE.
100 shares Morris Canal b. M 100 sohuylkil Navigation
Preferred cash 27 200 Long Island Railroad, b5 eos 80
Company 90 Second Bsards5OO0 Pitsburg 6s 9S; $500
County Sc CO. Id 9SM GOO DO a1; 800 County 6s 10
1906 500 Norristown Railroad &C. 49, 600 Camden and Am
boy ssl h o. 70 l42 1000 de- 70 b5wn Io 900 DO b.
rosd Mortgage S. 49, 9 5000 do, trans l00A 200 Texas
Regter Bonds TO- 80 shares Long Isaad Railroad,
100 do b. 90 so do, b5wn, 90 10 Camden and Ambry Rail-
road 10 l5 100 Norris Canal a. 7 80 Beaver Meade.
Bank ll9sS. After Board.-S5,No Pennsylyanis So 9S4
800 Lehigh 6s 9% 1000 Reading Railroad 6s TO- S9s; 800
Canal, b5 ia; leo do, ~. Market steady.
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sl.sl.i., n..aSi.a k:;I 0s: K:.l. y. wss:.s, q
Prnsls Mr. and nrs King daughter two cons NJ ke
And sen Jas Askia Mr. chEssnas, Joseph Inshan New
KSsI:on u. Brew Brew Ks,ssr neNslii s:a.l..-
Aid Mckenzie Robinson. JAS Robinson Geo Paul Thss
Coulter J Deter Henry Liehenborg. Chas Iistoksr
den Petit, Geo Eford, Brush Dickson. LswsliSs.
Otto. B Stsiuhof Thomas Anderson. whittiess..
tout Cohip Stewart, wissans, Carson, Henry Bssk.
Mr. Sexton Mr. Shinor Thos yanPeit Corksn. Harry
VS. Gentle, 3 De Beefruille. X ncKsnzs, Gee Ncrnx-
:on. r Mcclellan. Ale. Taylor Dalton. k1acs..J 2
Heyt, Geo Hunt, p Fenwick, holntyer, R0sbAm,
Garrek, Moore, W Caldwell, Merrill, Mr. West, N
SHERLOCK Mackie Kenneth Gum, Almond Perry kus-
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p AE,lyss,oss 70 ssis' Monies. RsiIla; hsEs.
hsee bark vP l Rp~en per mssg ssS
S r r. "a Tsis f .Sssaa p M
snisdIoes q trs fiberius James fhiladsiphia Nov /.
Goodwin Nyori 9Th lark Bowen, Dyer '' Peasacoa;
brig AbsottfOrd Rogers, Baltimore; lth ship Pumgusuk
Arr at Port Maria 9th. bark California Slater from Bal
=. NOnteso Bay Both ut brig Indian Queen. varn:y
gid from Rio Bueno Sd, schr Ga1elle Lanfair NYork.
BIis 1hos water from Philadelphia is ashore but will
>, b lIs kpssson from n.fas fell in 2,d Oct lat
a. y N xSis no sGss u named the
port baris niero sesbury for Pensacola; Mary Par
tsso aarses pisSury for Mobile Menioa R6lDs ior
Iietsonye; schr Peerless cOnkln, fer NYOr all to sail
Ala AlsS in Pr chip IuEhsTis !os Syh from Newport W.
Arriysa-sshrsJ& EIroSso1, Wesicsts rrsyide5es;
town; .,sans!s Midaie,s,. Eiy md shark Miller NYors
saTs Wood mS@s brm mean
via Baltimore; brgs Marie Emelie Jansen and Hanover
hs. ssa isas s hses
Chester corson. NYorki Edna Q, Kelly Boston steamer
Mars Green NYOrh ,,,s.u.u
r3- See Marine Correspondence, and general
lunns.
that his was Cape Cod on sunday morning
ceiyed 10 dan age.
s ct seu q bark La. Ecohh Il
pairs. The bark was not materially injured
Sur 555 T s f. Xii .ssUn Ja from got
after dschasng about COO tons Of coal supposed without
damage
BARK TEXAS from Savannah for NYorh before reported
ashore at ybee went hore In Consequence missing stays
while lacking She had 1000 bales cotton cases rice and
27G bags rice -four.
scnn PnKsDxSr HARRrsor, which was run down near
pieces
rest NIB W. and q So sSs season. ID e Archie Seas
tSn SSG Th @ NWas9s
SSs's Ta;sssss assl Ss H. A.
Norton fB 81 7th soutl America. walker do Capt Al
49, plenty Of whales For weeks previous wSses
bad been taken on account The Harvest lost flying
stern having got ia contsot with French whser CAPT
reports the loss Of The Metaeom, Bonney NIB part
kSdiH ssgr P
20 3 o. S hoard s Cha. sB
80 mos out go "a touched for yessases h.vinS case Of
Arr st Honolulu Aug 10 John i Edward, csthcart, NIB,
ne R sS s s h .ss ..% s Sas
Tobey DO cutting in her 18th whale; Newton, Sherman
Aietter from San Francisco reports NO date twherO not
stlted), Cortes, Cromwell, NIB, WIS
The Charist OF Honolulu At San Franc Ochotek
Sea- had 1900 bbls instead Of 800 Rs before reported
Spoken,
sbI STAT ss, q Maine EGS from Liverpool Aus 2' Tor
ship Camillus, Day, from Cardiff for Navy Bay sept rs
oap sp - s GssS sro% on NgSsf S'p ''r s'n
sp Arlington Phillips from Liverpool for NYors oct
ftsi frW'a welsh rrro ueatp (Nny 81 for suTst-a,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-18
m AKITIME IN TELLIG u \ O n.
Port OF New York, Mover

Port OF New York, November II, 1853.
Steamship James Adger Dickinson Charleston Spoford,
ssiS sS shsss sla'gsw zssssa
shigJohn W White, McNsar, New Orleans P Stanton.
Bark c. rneiia, Barton. Havana, Moses Taylor Co.
Bark Reindeer Franklin. WILMINGTON, NC, Mayhem, Tai
Bark Bari C cSoton HGy az Boston sssSSy
Rris Liberal Hathesop. St John. NIB, A Bradshaw:
Brig Jarus Hart (Br), Heating, st Johns, nj, Do
Brig Paxton tBr), Murphy st John. NIB. Thos Wins
Brig Vernon, Kent Mobile Ladd & Church
Brig Emily. Davis, Charleston, Durham q Dimon.
sehr ThosP Cooper, Corson, Aatagorda N Acoreasy
shr sn yE Co.
ssSr washnton sursh &c ssnss Clear
schr DI sturse' Fairohd, Baltimore johnson Lwden
ss f P.nsS T slsy Essips ssse:
Steamer Ironsiae,, galler, Philadelphia. Briggs.
Sloop Sarah, Lincoln, Taunton, master.
ARRIVED,
sssam.E Bisss warrier sSutsias MOBILE Ss1s aud
eroeSsroa Nov y
signals siti ship Pelican state from New Orleans for Liver
steaSs Osprey Tower Philadelphia 20 hours, in bal
esp Pss, fadsa Rio
ha Bamore nn Of M Ro
Japeiro for New York, Is days out.
Schr Highlands Edden Fredericksburg. days.
Schr Lucy Penn owens. Fredericksburg 6 days.
Schr Ellen Duheld, billiard. Portland Conn, days.
Sehr II Bascomb, Corson Philadelphia days.
Scbr Edward Adams, Bradshaw, Philadelphia days.
Sehr Edgar. alace. n ew Haven, 2days.
Steamer Pelican, KenDey. Prosidence, / day.
Steamer Decatur. White, Hartford, day
Steamer Kennebec Whitaker. Philadelphia.
BELOW
Shin s. John tof Brunswick Me) from Leghorn SO days.
with msrbe, to n esmith L. Sons.
One brig, unknown.
SAILED,
Steamships Africa Harrison. Liverpool James Adger,
Dickinson Charleston; ships Torrent CoFp Australia Mon
tezumn, De Coureey, Liverpool.
Wind at lunrite, WNW; meridian, SW; tunset, WSW
Ship Thomas Church reported sailed yesterday dstina
tion not given, cleared fer San Francisco to. day.