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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-10
Every One 20 His Taste.

The Fresman's Journal publishes Sena-
tor Clemens "noble speech" on Intervention
with the highest praise, and says
81. were greatly to DO wished that men Of the
stamp OF Mr. Clemens had more the control of ourpub
lie affairs. Mr. Clemens has taken line of conduct
that will be remembered In his favor by thousands
and tens of thousands in the country whenever his
name may be spoken OF for higher honors and trusts
than he Is now invested with"
We already knew that for the government
Of Europe The journals tender preferences had
fallen on such men as King Bomba, Radetz-
ky, Haynau, the Emperor Nicholas, Montalsm-
bert, &C., but we are not aware that it has
before declared whom it esteems worthy to di-
rectthe affairs of the American Republic. This Mr.
Clemens is the gentleman who full two weeks
ago-long before the above eulogium was writ
ten-distlnguished himself, and disgraced the
Senate, in a speech before that body by person.
ally abusing Senator Rhett, in manner worthy
of a BLACKBOARD.
Another journal, Die Kathoiseke Krchen-
seitung, which bears upon its face the declaration
that it is published with the appreciation sof
Archbishop HUGHEs and other eminent prelates,
0iscourses in this wise
"sAustria is small, innsnincant spot on the map
compared with the gigantic grestness Of America,
SAYS Daniel Webster. Yes, the map that 10 the
fact But in the world, in military intellectual and
material relations In might and influence Austria is
in reality gigantic while In the same reality, Amer
ica vast 1t Is on the map, Is but small spot
comparison. And against this Austria Daniel Web
sier proposes TO make war BY sea ana land! In
what does the greatness Of America consist l. In
the tire mendous extent Of its forests and swamps Q.
In the terribly immense tedium OF Its monotony, In
which resembles the desert expsnse OF the ocean,
where lie who has seen thing. has seen every
thing In the gig antlc stupidity OF lis conceit and
Yifd- baegines In the tremendous greatness of
rs humbug; only simple children ana isnsrant fops
allow themselves to be humbugged. But the true
greatness Of America, how is 1t with that It Is
humbus."
Apparently these two organs Of the same par
ty are of the same opinion. The Journal no doubt
agrees with its colleague that this Republic is
nothing but a big humbug, and the majority of
its citizens fools. Hence its desire to have such
a chap as Mr.. Clemens to rule over them.
We are far from desiring to hold the Cath
Ole prelales responsible for the nonsense or the
malignity that exudes so freely from the types of
their chosen journals. But we must say that
they are apt to be most unfortunate in the organs
that appear with their special favor and appro-
baton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-10
Defeas. Of Temperanee.

The Legislatures Of Rhode Island, New
Jersey, Ohio and Indiana have severally
refusedto enact the Maine Law for their re-
speetive States, whether with or without
submission to the People; those of New
York and Pennsylvania are doubtless pre-
pairing to follow the bad example.
This is not discouraging-it was clearly to
have been expected. Looking steadily at
the influences under which Legislators
have hitherto been nominated and elected,
it is rather matter of surprise that so ma
ny votes should be obtained for so thorough
a measure. The Temperance men as such
have net hitherto made themselves felt iu
nominations and elections, and they cannot
expect to be adequately represented in Leg
islatures. Many of the votes hitherto given
to the Maine Law have been so given less
from sympathy with their object than from
dread of their power.
Yet it is pretended that the Maine Law is
or is to be voted down because the People are
opposed to it. To this we promptly answer,
Gentlemen, we defy you to meet us before
the People! Put the issue clearly before
them, Maine Law or No Maine Law
and we will beat you or give itup. You do
not accept this issue because you dare not!
You know that we should beat you or you
would be eager to try conclusions with US.
Your cronies have the power in our own
and most other Legislatures Send the
Maine Law to the People if you dare
But, it is said, the Municipal Elections
show a majority against the Maine Law.
How? Finding this question mixed up and
blended with many others, the Temperance
men have not all picked out and acted with
single reference TO it, as the devotees of
Rum have readily done. Thus Rochester,
which would tomorrow give One Thou.
sand majority for the Maine Law, or Three
Hundred Wing majority, has jus. been car
ried by the natural alliance Of sham Democ-
racy and bad Rum-either a decided mi
nority by itself, but both together forming a
majority. So with Syracuse SO with many
if not most of the towns which have re-
Gently held elections. Neither Loco-Foco-
ism nor Rum could by itself have carried
Pompey or Onondaga or COrtlandville or
dozens more of townships which the two
combined have carried with ease. We
shall see how much the allies make out Of
their conjoint triumph. There will proba-
bly, be several years yet betwixt this and
the Millennium.
TO all those who urge that the Maine
Law is unpopular, and therefore would not
be sustained, we make answer, If you
believe what you say, oblige us with sub
mission to the People. We defy you to
meet us before that tribunal Come on I! ,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-10

Vino GENERAL CoMMIrTEE.-At a spe-
-cial meeting Of the Old Mems Wing General cou-
mittee last evening, the speciai Committee to whom
was referred the resolutions Of the Young Mems
General Committee, relative to the Presidency, re-.
ported that it was unnecessary to take any action
upon them. Their report was accepted, and the
Committee discharged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-10

Il Hon. Aier. Duncan, several years in
Congress from the Cincinnati Districs, was drowned
o. the ID while attempting 70 draw from the water
duck he had shot few miles from homo.
n J. II. Insyahan, author of " LATTE, !"
The QuadIoon," and other piraticai and hirAiv
eoorsd sovels, was ordained 70 the Rpise ,pa MN
isay. at jackson, Miss on the Rh inst.
q 1t 10 stated that number of ten nd
twenty dollar gold pieces are IN circulation as Pitts
burg, having holes first bored through them andtAsn
- sissy hllsd up a. to reader detection very din
cult
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-10

The National Democrat, after saying that
I" the Tascality Of the present Common Council is 70
innate that il incurable" tell q story OF "a dts
pute which arose between two gentlemen. as 70
whether the last or present Common Council were
the mcst corrupt, when il vas agreed to decide tho
matter BY tossing up copper. The decision was
In favor CT the gentleman Who commended that the
present Beard was entitled to the distinction"
II There must have been some mistake or
awkwardnes in the tossing of that copper II
ought to have come up six of one and half-a
dozen of tother'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-10

" The steamship Union, Capt. Adams,
% hours from Charleston, arrived at this port yes
tsrday morning, with merchandise and passengers,
70 spodord, Tileston & Co She brought $500 in
specie. consigned as follows $500 to Livingston
Wells, $500 TO suydam, Reed & Co.
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THIRD DISPATCH.

CONCORD, March lo-l AN.
STAFFORD Co-Eleven towns (all but two) give
for Governor: Martin, l,90s; Sawyer, 2,032 ::
Atwood, 1893.
Last year the vote in the same towns was ::
Dinsmore, 2,0l6, Sawyer, 2,l55 Atwood, 5s5.
Representatives chosen-Whigs, Is; regular
Opposition, q no choics,6,
The indications are that the Opposition have
elected the Governor and lost the Legislature.
Rockingham Co.-Twenty-two towns-Martin,
5000 Sawyer, 1886 Atwood, SIS. The same
town last year gave Dinsmore, $685. Sawyer
2,ll5 Atwood, l,l42.
RRPRBsENrATIvEs-Whig and Opposition,
10 Regular Dem, 8 no choice, 2. Last year,
Wing and Opp, II; Democrat, IL.
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Muuicipal ELECTION in Bangor.

BANGOR, Tuesday, March ?, 1877
The Municipal Election yesterday resulted in the
re election OF Elijah L. Hamln az Mayor, by hand
some majority. The City Council is composed Of
strong Temperance men.
tMr Hsmlin, though brother Of the u s. Sena-
tor of like name, is Wing, and was the Wing can
dictate for Governor in AS. The election Of strong
Temperance Council in the second City Of the State
is another testimony to the popularity Of the Name
Loo where it is best known.l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-10
~ The Cadets of Temperance the

" The CddetS q Temperance :. the
interesting and spirited Young Guard Of tho Maine
Law Army--hold their Annual Meeting this evening
at Hope Chapel. We ask parents who wish their
children early imbued with the spirit of Temper
ancs, to take them to this gathering They will
deem the evening most usefully well as ayresably
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-10
Nsw-HampshiTe Election.

FIRST DISPATCH.
CONCORD, N. H., Tuesday, March Q, 1887.
Returns from so towns for Governor show
small relative gain for Martin, the regular Opp
candidate. The Opp. candidate last year lacked
1897 votes of an election.
Returns from SO towns in Cheshire, Hilsbor-
ough, Belknap, STAFFORD, Sullivan, Merrimack
and Rockingham, show the election OF 81 regular
Democrats and As Opp. to the House of Repre-
sentatives, and five no choice. There is no gain
to either side.
We cannot yet indicate the result.
SECOND DISPATCH.
CONCORD, March Ola O'Clock.
The vote for Governor will be very close
most of the Opp. here are sanguine a Martins
election by the people.
Cheshre Co.--Twenty-one towns, being all
the County bat one town, give Martin, Opp,
2,3O9; Sawyer, Wing, 2,ls6; Atwood, Free
Sell, GAL. In 1851 the vote stood-Dinsnore,
2,lOl; Sawyer, 1856; Atwood, Cos.
Representatives chosen-Whigs 10, Opp. 10,
no choice L. Last year it stood-Whigs To-
Opp. 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-10

From Rio JANEIRo.-We have the Jour
wsi DO comue,s to Jan. ~, twelve days later than
previous adviess. No news from the seat Of war on
the Plata, or elsewhere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-10

r. Gov. Stewards Speech in the Senate
of the United States, yesterday, on Non-Inter-
vention, will be read with great satisfaction by
the friends of freedom throughout the world.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-10
MayoraIty Election In Augusta.

AUGUsTA, Me Tueaday, March v, 1907
John A. Pettingil Wing. has been elected Mayor
of this City by over 800 majority.
Augusta is a Wing City, though 1t sometimes goes
the other way The above majority, however, or
ceeds all precedent. Maine goes for WINFIELD
scoTT for PfesidentI
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MAR RE D.

A. ST. Bartholomew Church Monday, March 6, by Rev
Samuel Cooke, O. A REYNOLDS, Of San Francisco, to
MAhGARETTA Redmond. daughter Of Daniel Eb-
BETS, Esq, of this City
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NEw.YoRK, WEDNESDAY. MARCH TO-
For Europe.

The next number Of The Tribune for Europea"
cveulatio. will be issued THIS MORNING At
q o'clock It will contain all the Latest News up
to the time of going to press. The Africa sails
from this port To. Day at IL o'clock.
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cent also in Italy, Spain and Portugal
and ought to be urged upon their accept
ance by citizens having influence with ali
or either of them. why not9
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Lendsu AGENCY for the Tribune.

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THE LATEST NEWS.
By Telegraph to the New-York Tribune.


Passage Of the Liquor Law In the Senate or
Massachusees
BosroN, Tuesday, March 9, 1852.
The Liquor Bill passed the Senate to-day by
4 vote of 30 to Q. There have been several
amendments made to it, besides that material
one submitting the final question, whether the
law shall or shall not 60 into operation, to the
popular vote.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-10

El0,0OO yards old and well seasoned
m, Cloths from 2fees to "a feet vide 7 a. to S. per
ysrd. at J. HYATT's Carpet and OIL Cloth Warehouse,
No. " Bowey.
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u Upon the philosophy of advertising,
and the beat practical mode out the system vale
liable information may be had Of v. B. PALMER, the
Advertising Agent. In this building.
n FOWLER Il Wills, Psychologists and
Publishers, Clinton Hail. No. 1871 Nassa a-st NswYork,
- No Ia Washington st., Boston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-10

ExcsLsoR.-BErBE & Co., Fashionable
u.itsIs No is6 Broad serps Fashion for Con
1890 Uats was introduced by BEEBE Co. feo H.
1ss msde 10 su the tastes Of customers at tae shortest
notice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-10

THr BREAKING UP OF THE WATKRs.-
vnssr already DIVES notice Of rs aporoachius
s26oSSse Of ns7gafsu principal horoushfares the
scODcassce Of alex las and overcoats and the M
s,onctop Of KNOBS sprng Style Of Hats This last err
dsucs will cause imnedAe reduction IN the pIcs Oh
Goals and universal ejaclns among the male
mere graceful lit dsshy and attractive than az
Of lie predecessor The price remains a. KNOX saso
mice of s.
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WoNDRaFULl ASTONISHING. .-Mnas Is
Oh. m.,t.r Sir WIN beard the Union wss down on
no. Sir there 10 danger long zee so,sd A.
The holm And let jus, say thss nv 1,r sSs head
~, go hs bes Give aim call at the Union Han store
No. 80 Fulton %. FHehHAN, 80.
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EOLIAN PiANos.-Great bargains in Pia-
ana Sssd the room. We have Ha let, Davis Co.'S; r.
Gilbert Cos l. Gilberts and those Of several New
Yssk makers. Second hand Pianos Pianos to Let
GOULD BERRY, No 297 Broadway,
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The Archbishop,s Lecture.

Then the chief captain and said unto him, Tel
me, art thsu Roman He said. Yea: And the chic
captain answered With great sum obtained this free
dom. And Paul said, But WAS FREE BORN Act
XXI. 81, 20.
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rFwoRIEASs M, s-A'I Ass Mud Il o',-.s', p.'s,',
ss- Is.. s.n Ia. w. s.ss r sss g $50 s.
w,Sosios :. G prisS CrS~.s Boston Retr''nd - NJ
" Rseu- gsr, i-l,ano. sna W., Lsva. oes,sa gousr
Y,t wa tavaaa hr- yes.ss,s h1,@e ~ ron sarosan'
Ss Rrl Hys- Liverpool; G.enl, L-I7s, Hsv-;
s,,. %'; T :ssr w. is a.1ss 's Che cissg
soet TsoH.S. e-a,on b. s.n.oh Be-1s, aor s,,
ysg r" isras stpr se-zsr. New
w. q w DI n51 h' 49, "a Cow. Free IN
Frdrsls Bremen. serane ,B'sIa Hkes B.smen Tharss~
ITpepr Pedrct Boston Ass ,sal Esiar'so- Cas-,
baS,o c+ ao I, ssr CIV wo se P s, "a H.
vsrs Robert BeAse@mp .sos,nn s.s- hssy' h'.s' Isoe
ss-oa Tsas, hey l. ? Roger. A-hby .Yaashael !.el1s
Up as 81 Ma M.T n f ssssses rom soaas IN or
,sFIt quar- rssed ,s'se,' sntno~n 81. w.. ,..
derr tass sarah Ya- Ghf> Mayasaer, r Il c.s6-, Sop
perfo Trinidad &c csS@ kmPe GTo~s P se.'en h'5,'
ten Eew. Fran.hn, Churog:k waIsaam Welcome Re
Bailey Ea',sSri RaH Rsases Ss sos Ca. CO a mp ~
ton John Stroud ilatan1as Aware Gouh aatnI Hs
OBJ Two 81 vincent Abbott Is~rence, cro~ei Boston sas
na. Brown Boston .chr, Alexander Baldwin, seS Haven cog
scarf. Portsmou,h Eaw Franln Chnlaoek QUINCY Mass n
deha Gar~ood Wilmington, y C. Richard Bon,en Jame' t,h
New Yol csa- D Haloel, Dav Boston Watch, wqo-ter
Racket Newport John snow Gordon Boston A. Horton Cor
con Newport Mary Matt, Weaver Providence; Jno "lets
RCRMoSD NAY !4-Arr shr. Patmo., sanford, sYert
or Isihnus Harms Panama March u. intermediate ports
~ iernse. .p Hurricane, cpPerl Very % d.,
Rio Janeiro u daye- pass Leo Cboo Nelson
dnys from soal Powess I'm OREGON
schr Freas tBr Dauneti, from
T.h,: Os.pa Ncbos from Iodeea Sheriff Tabey isodezs-
CD fin DO Aph Quckricp Feterson Tor fana
ma lao intermediate pos shnus Harris Benz "a ins
pendence Luca San Juan Columbus hni'oa rama sap
Korh Carolina Foster Hons Kong earts FreeA Boeen Prs
Wohler Houtan, BIZ steward, Valparaiso scrs
Sophia b. stockton LYDIA Haley San Diego Rochester
| s,rck land stockton; sioop Virginia. Ball. stockton
Reindeer, Lord. Panam4; John Ber,ram Lenu
holm shanghai Canada. (B} Miller Cslao Prince Cnahe
1Br Kerr Mstda Mclean, Iober Stoesoa
seots K.urah Parker stock Mount Vernon whistler DO
si Ami isteamsr Independence Luca,, San juan steamer
Columbus Hudson Pasma: chip St Geoee Central As
ship Sugha; Anna T. Name alrj schf AeeHhe
Iahti-and others. -.
Apr lf-safd San George. Central A-nca 2 KEN
Carolina Hong hong biex schf iohe
| San Dlas: -chr LYDIA Haley, San Dieg0-and others
sAyASNhH May li-Arr tars Durham, tBr hdd LONDON
schr November Sanford, Norfolk Va CD br b&rh "at
son Iyerool 18th scbrs ID. H. Baldwin, Dashe BALTIMORE
| j. w Anderson. Watson, DO -,
WTNISGTOS vay 3Arr sch Prospect, Gnn Portsmouth;
r. Potter Tnnons W. II. smith, Harmon New
yo Bailance Mathis Boston ARIEL Austin, bailnore; lfth
bnr. Gallo Robbins. Boston Dr. Rogers, Glover saen schrs
Arcade Heean Sydney Pierce Candy Pnaeipna
Fashion Kelly. NewYork. l4iCh hugs watson h"H' "e7'
| Indies Mary Farrow, Wares, Philadelphia
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ANTHONY J. BLEEcKEs, Auctoneer.
r ARGE and POSITIVE SALE of 12t

ii AhUE anu L ONCl AZ o@hA$h< W
DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS. BEAlTlroL LII
SITUATED for IMMEDIATE IMPROVEMENT on Sd
and 4thavs and on 99h, Tooth, and lOst.sts IL the
CITY of NETWORK, at AuCTION1ANTHVNf -
BLEECEER will sell at auction, on FRIDAY, May Il,
at IL O'clock at the Merchants Exchange without 10.
serve the highest bidder, the following choice ots OF
Seyeny.four Building Lots, forming the entire block OF
S,ound bounded by So av- 4h-sv, Tooth and olssts
Also 50 lots of ground bounded by Sd and 4thavs, ana BY
The above lots are all of full al beautifully situated
Sr building PURPOSES and desirable for persons OF small
means purchase tine building lot or ior capitalists 70
make safe and profitable Investments 49, 80,
IL is high guund and commands splendid view OF the
East River There is probably sufficient building slone oo
the property build all the houses and the surplus so can
no doubt be sold advantage cor filing up lots lew sueeU
above and in the immediate vicinity. M
IL situated few above the center OF forkve
and churches, schoolhouses, 10
This property is admirably located for manuiaeaIinS
poses and business operaons its close proximity 20 INC "a
and 4thavs and the Harlem Railroad and IN the vicinity Oh
great improvements renders it desirable and oeihs NC
essb almost every hour of the day the lower part OF the
city, it very convenient for persons DONG business
down town. or tor the workingmsn or mechanic
This property all lies In one body and ON us pecuA ~
and advantages must become popuo anu
important Part of city and purchase cannot bus Do
safe and very profitable investment OF capital
Title perfect and free from all incumbraHces
The terms of sale will be very liberal to the purchasers
IS per of the purchase money remain on oond s
mortgage.ior five years, at pei cent .p,,,
The sale will be positive and all OF the lso ion VIII oe sou
without reserve to the highest bidder . ~, .
For further particulars apply to the ancnoneei, No.
Broads where maps describing the above property Gao
be had
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n, syrsf k, IS 18th ststes That nf'Tn-."n rss
then bJ NJ hescea Aies eN NJ i'eA-i - =
A. c. tm Ahs-ous San srsne>ee tNf' . co. -
Hy. paiut-i on Il, parts OF the rex e"~srs= one o.
.hs of'ie est's rss".y Of mp ~. an n rl.rs aa.n.
-. a., ~, pe. where ee b>lr-s "a ~. car
so om The To- essre Frarneh sos a. aud ~ - nj frn
Ser the fhre tscsi sany s - -, = - 80
. -. nj q fc.ss bts cai" u ~ iu r>y 90
c en-. aye several cu-d and t--P -ppes w-r-
r,.l~ 10 ssrsc Oee o. tAe fssr-i ~s
.s 81 Hyde De- hester Mas - s-i ckah al an
,,f.r :" 4 < P.rrY Buion Ma. ase vhi. o. Sas 400
toand tai ~ ;s tHe before ne co Y"
81. fOrp. q ~ nou.h which w~sei Tacs-rsr-s
rxe Srr takea 10 Nantucket ~
Capt Batr from san Frsncsco; boEsS %
Reas ssa Diego suuc March = with oss :.
asu; 30 miles az Monterey. The oreris toke
q a. fell i-~-a ~ -
obliged f cut the and ~. 80 admit ~ -r're y
STAYING hole' through the sde -. me vessel i-y
with srea; exsron, IN SAVING az ~ s~s WIN n ~ % a.
oresail TN coming eere~ very e-h, es .o' ~
esnpssry and endeavoed n make Monterey aHe 70
that POI NY tsD or S Ssn sheet Pat a. asy
WHICH without further accsen ahosn W
inc ndous gal, all day saturday and sunday
main u at port for her repairs can Dc got IRON Hn
B,,s Crn,sJr. from Ps,rma Acapulco arrived AZ San De
no on I'd April been out 70 days STE nAi 40
bo days before sets
T,sye was report sa, Diego 7h April that the chr
yune Cart Bake by the seIans about 30
~s sou IN Of that place Raymond Of the had
SEQ; out an express the truth oil The report
Bx Bar Zrrnrn Head, 10 days from Newcastle e o view
Yort mt distress and short OF water nav
irs on 9Th att 40 ION 40 80 lost her mannst ore;opas,
~, lar u ~ lon Sc o. passed bgantpe dsnasted water
legged She appeared be American ouh
Bre MlLvrRs at Philadelphia from PaefTo on ,ne 70 n
toNe- York IS reported that teavy gale
leak leak 900 strokes per hour bn
when spoken had great ''oped H. and made
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Whalers.

George wn Nunroe, of Newport, have purchased The
George go tune Charleston and New York packet and
intend Atlantic and Indian Oceans The paid
$500
Brig Ben be fitted for ano,her whaling
from Beverly under command Of Capt Brown. He last
eusged so bbls.
cid Providence ih, brig Sacramento ste of Povdenee
soule, OF and for Westpor 70 1T for whaling.
Sd frsm Rio Jsneiro March 81 baks Lexington Tton b.,
Ocean, o stated j April Caapa, iron hsnoiuu)
New Bedford
Al 81 April 80 Garland. King, D., efttns; Rohs
child Small Boston. do. A. r. Tucker, Bailey Darimosih, dol
Stafford Francis NJ b., do.-oi Of each not reported
lat 80 Ion 10 DumbartoA New Bedford los p
llti lat 80, Daniel Webster Of and from Nantucket