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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27
North Carolina.

We find in The Raleigh On. C.) Standard the
Message of Gov REID to the Legislature, now in 'es
sion The Governor earnestly recommends the pas
sage by the constitutional majority Of tho amendment
TO the State Constitution which passed at the last ses
sion.
THE Constitution he save, rs it stands pro.
h5its every man who does NOT own fifty acres OF land
from voting In the Senate Thu provision it's believed
disranchSes in the Senate about half of the free
white OF the STATE and embraces in its prescription
large class, who IN point Of merit, intelligence and
psrOln, ere not inferior 10 any portion o cur popus-
ton The proposition is not 10 take from the landhold
their just rights but 10 elevate another mertorous
cass OF people % equal privileges AZ the baos box
marked feature IN he progress Of this reform thst
great portion OF the freeholders with coinmendabc
dsinerestodness regarded this question ofprincip.e
and Of right and among them were found It's earliest I'D
veceiea and most jealous supporter"
The proposal to call Convention for The purpose OF
saecting this reform meets hs hearty disspProbaton
That mode he declares impracticable and adds
The constitutional majority cannot be obtained IN
favor OF Convention snd II the fate OF this quesnon
made TO depend upon calling Convention, lis defeat
may be regarded a. certain"
he Is earnest In his appeal in favor OF improving the
Common Schools of the state, and advises the appoint
ment OF General Superintendent We are grstihed
that he has grounds for speaking as follows
Our common school system however imperfect as
u Is Producing lasting and berchcisl effects IL wii
improve advance in cxpe renee and increase in
population During the past year upward OF one hun,
AIRED and wentyegh thousand dollars were distributed
from the Literary Fund among the several counties oil
me STATE and equal amount viii be distributed during
The present year The principal OF the fund is gradually
butslowy increasing, sndis becoming more productive
AS yet there has been nothing actually received nom
eschea but II Is believed tina, the act passed upon thus
subject ct the last session viii, in the course OF time,
gresiiy Increase the Literary Fund
Alsrge portion of the message is devoted to the sub
ject Of Internal Improvements. lie speaks hopefully
upon the various improvements now In progress, but
We ind nothing Of other than local Interest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27
THE LATEST NEWS.
BIT TELEGRAPH TO rHB NETWORK TRIBUNE
OHIO ELECTION.
Srsisers TrsevayA oos oor,,cr If Hssoe- s-d Bss

Spce-ci Dlrpaica 70 TIE " Y TSibuns
CLTyELGSp Tuesday, Oct 70 Has,.
The official Democratic majority in Ohio %
the State ticket is ls.6;S2.
ES- Gov Woods Privste Secretary telc-
graphic the above, but fails to telegraph tue
facts thai the Wings had no expectation Of
electing their State candidates, and made 10
effort in their behalf, so that the vote on these
two uniNportant candidates proves nothing
whatever. The Wings of Ohio we're beaten
$4,000 last year, which they have now re-
duced con fhe vote for Congress) az least tss-
thirds, if not taresJoarths, and expect towipe
out the residue next Tuesday. Had the vote
been full this month, they would have done it
elready and they mean il shall be full on the
I'd of November. Ed. TSb.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27
The Great arc Pulling from ss.
Ely T. BUCHANAN RBAp.


THZ great are falling from us-ts the dust
Our fag droops midway. full o. many sishs.
nations glory snd peoples trust
Lie in the ample pail where WEBSrEn hes
The great are falling from us-ors by one.
IA fall the pstrarchs Of the fores, trees;
The winds shall -eek them vninly and the sun
Gaze on eech vacant space for centuries.
10, Carolina mourns her stesdfsst Pine.
Which, ike main -nsst, lowered above her
realm:
And Ashland hears no more the voice divine.
From out the branches OF her stately elm
And Marshfeld's giant oak. whose stormy brow
Oft turned the ocean tempest from the West
Lies on the shore he guarded long-snd now.
Our startled Eagle knows no. where 10 rest
Philadelphia Esenina BaIleta.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27
Newark.
Dir. Webster's Death.


The following letter was yesterday addressed
by the President TO the Heads OF Departments in rela
on to the death OF Mr.. WEBSTER and the steps TO be
taken in connection with that melancholy event
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON,
Monday morning. Oct p, 1852.
GESrLEMEN The painful intelligence received yesterday
enorc upon the sad duty Of announcing TO The 1ecu
Departments the death Of the Secretary OF State
DANIEL WEBSTER died Mansfield in Massae husets on
Sunday the 9Th o October between two aud three o'clock
IN the morning
While tbs irreparsble loss brings lis natural 10
every American heart and will be heard Ear beyond our
boTdeu with mouTniul respect wherever civilization has
nurtured who ind transcendent intellect snd faith
ul patriotic theme for praise II VIII VISIT with SIN
more poignant emotion his colleagues in the Administration
with whom his relations have been % intimate and 80 cor
dial.
countrywide admiration Of il the world The record Of
his isdom VIII inform future generations not less than
has enlightened the present he has be-
oueahed % pOstey the richest fruits of the experience
and udgInen Of mind with the greatest
national concerns In these bis memory wall endure long
country a continue 70 be the home aud guardian
The people viii share with the Executive Departments
the eouIrnSn grief which bewnls his departure from
In the expression of individual regret at tn, affecting
eveot the Executive Departments ofthe Government viii
he careful manifest every Observance Of honor which
tom has established appropriate 20 the memory Of one
eminent public fHnetonAry, and 30 distinguished a.
The Acna Secretary Of State viii communicate this sad
inttlgence the Diplomatic Corps neaZ this Government
and through Ministers abroad, 10 foreign Governments
~
Testimony Of respect for the deceased 70 the usual
badges Of mourning for thirty days
an, Gerrsmsa, your obedeni servant.
WILLARD FILTMORH.
To Aens secretary Of AL the o The rsar
uirror War Navy Attnrnry Grncra and Postmaster
In pursuance of Mr. Fillmore. instruction, orders
were issued 10 close the various Departments for the
dsy The buildings IN which the business OF the differ
chi bureaus Il conducted hung in mourning and
in the Staie Department the officers were recon
mended 70 the usgnl badge OF mourning for thirty
dAys
A letter II coincidence addressed 10 Mrs WIB
srxR by the Secretaries.
The Disrict Courts now In session in this city To-
zether with the City Council aso adopted measures 10
do honor ~ the llustrious dead.
rBy Tekrsph
wA,zNGreS, Tuesday, Oct Is.
sDsciai Dispaiei 70 The ~ y. TribHns.
All the Wing newspaper Offices in Washing
ton and the Wing Headquarters, are dressed In deep
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The CRrsorsr C,rr.-This steamer, nov

The CRESCENT CITT.-This steamer, nox
suddedly become famous BY iis connexion With Mr..
Purser SMITH sails for Havana THE afternoon Tho fol
lowing letter from Gallant who l. sA.d 10 BE- csaeios
nghthand man 10 the agents Of the Crcsccss Cry FORBID
ing the landing Of the obnoxious Purser pshshed for
the nrse time in Tie Nce ORLEANS Ds Of the sxh the,
p.L.ts sN osslo. ofroato., Secretary.
To he Firs u Draks A o. II etas CRY
An individual named WlhsTn Smith. ~ho Il 4
employed board the steamship Cre.ceo CITY, pubshst
has las, arrival the port q Nsvl ora the srexsss
csumnes the Governments 81 TINS lssaA AMI "a
self Of the hospitality which taly extended "a
Th. act which the whole vcril know, Roe 70 qssbf,
has seriously attracted the sfeDioa Of the Captain ssers
whethousk he upe1of authority with Which he c.ssx
slcvss him above pyias 10 ridiculous skhes afsif 10
00ysnnsnt nevertheless deems Il Suiy nsnify the
author Of such sPeons that they vii he tolerated
with imTrEty BY tho Govenmsnt q nar Majesty sAcah
other, Of q similar nature b. reprossace<.
has therefore. besa orerea that Immediately the
that yessrl Cor the sole and exclusive paTps prseenssas
sald smith fnom landing
ofthsordsr Of Hs kssslsncy Il 10 my duty to lnfsrn yo
and would SUBMIT thar Il in tatsre tho md vaaas sAaA
shopd any peEsoH employed hoard any sseA
allow hinsef h. aeaer, IN siiar nsanef the eosr~<J
extended BY the Spanish ssthry 10 thcs catering the ha
Dor Of Cnba this fact alone viii ~ sscenf 10 exfis1s
such vessel ~ NAV sonyey him from entering the rcssoe
The Disadvantages thereby scruins the Compsay whse
vent the occurrence ~ such abuses the Part % nc
roytss due rsssrj tr its honor AMI sHsres n S.-sIs
10 20 withdraw its confidence frOm tacn VINO Se@~ -
coniDremisr them.
Oed rrvssre you thousand yssIs =, p.l srr.
Hansso, Sept 4 iStl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27

FLoRrDA.-The National Lntetigcneer has
carefully revised the majores cast for Congress in the
several Counties of Florida and the result is majority
of trelue for E. c. Cabcl the present CWhig) Member
1t evident however that the official canvass can alone
determine the result. Bronze, Opp, Is probably
chosen Governor over Ward (Whig) by over one hun
dred majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27

" There was Loco-Foco meeting at
Utica yesterday, bearing the imposing title OF the
Estate Council Of the Young Democracy Welearn
by telegraph that Capt. Rynders was conspicuous in
arranging the organization and the Empire Club OF
New York. and the Rough Hewers of Albany, were the
main features of the procession Of course there no
sham in such Democracy,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27
To- The Wings of RHyssELAERvILLE, AL

t5y' The Wings of RESssELAERvILLE, Al
bapy Co. held large and enthusiastic meeting on the
ed which was addressed by Col L. SHAW, B. d.
PIERCE, JOHN sLrNGERLAND, J. EDWARDS of Albany,
Mr.. FILKINs Of Bern, w. GREEN and II. b. HOWELL
Of Albany, &c. FRANKLIN FRrsBrE presided. Rens-
selaervie will give Scott Of the largest votes she
ever gave TO any Wing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27
CURING TELEGRAPH WREs.--We under.

CUTTING TELEeRAPH WREs.-We under
stand that the Eastern wires, Portland, were cut
last evening at early hour and at about O'Clock the
House line the only one working with Boston, alss
cut The evident intention OF the parties concerned in
this yainy to prevent the possible receipt OF the
regular foreign news dispatch from Halifax, BY the
morning papers Of this and other cities. Our siesin
telgence from Halifax Is to the middle Of the sflcr
noon OF Tuesday, at which time the Niagara, although
fully due had not arrived
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27
Political Meeting. al CoIdsprins.

CoLpsrRING. Tuesday 0ct % 1872
A grand Mass Meeting of the Wings will take
place here on "Wednesday evening next SIP ,akers 81
the 6rstcass are expected The great Poughkeepde
Tent has been securedf for the occasion
The Democrats also hold Mass Meeting
here ON Friday evening the 18th ins, Eminent speakers
are expected, and torchlght procession viii take
place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27

u IN nau mourning.
Transparencies, representing Mr. WEBSTER
In the act of assisting the Spanish o,ials in the exec
ton Of the fifty Americans in Cuba have been d.coy
cred in possession Of Loco Foco Committee in Viz.
rinia They were painted just previous to the Bslr-
more Convention. and were in readiness TO be u.ci
sgsinst Mr. WEBSTER in case of bis nomination
MR wEBsrERs FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS. ETC.
BosroN. Tuesday. Oct % 1852,
The Courier has official information TO the
eject hst the PRECEDENT viii not be able to attend the
funeral Of Mr.. WEBSTER.
Upon a post mortem examination OF the body, yes
,eriay, at Marshheld it found that Mr.. WEBSTER
died of disease of the liver and that the immediate
cause of death was hemorrhage from the stomach and
bowels owing to a morbid condition OF the blood con-
sequent upon the above disease. There also drop
sy Of the abdomen.
A public meeting will be held here a. noon on
Wednesday to take measures for the erection OF col
lossa statue of Mr. WEBSTER in Boston The name Of
Edward Everett heads the call for the meeting.
Mr. Abbott Lawrences family have requested that the
public demonstration which intended in honor o.
the return of the American Minister from England may
he postponed.
The Courier learns that Hon. c. ". Conrad has
been appointed Acting Secretary of state
The Boston Webster Executive Commiitee held a
meeting on Monday evening, but adjourned without
transactng any business, TO meet again on Tuesday
evening, when plan of action will be submitted bys
Committee appointed for the purpose
PROCEEDINGS IN TIRE LAW COURTS At BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. Tuesday, Oct 26, 1852.
The members of the Bar held a meeting this
morning in relation the death of Mr. WEBSTER. Res
oluions expressive of their high estimate OF Mr. WEB
srERs character and services and the great loss
tanned by the country adopted. and the members
directed to wear the usual badge of mourning.
Before the Superior Court a eulogum delivered
by Hon Reverdy Johnson. Judge Frick replied, and
directed the proceedings to be placed the minutes Of
the Court.
The Mayor has called Town Meeting of
Citizens for to adopt measures for passing
an appropriate tribute of respect to the memory OF
Mr. WEBSTER.
IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, Oc. %, ls5s.
The City Councils met this evening and
passed resolutions of regret, &c, at the death Of
DANIEL WEBSTER. They recommend to the citizens
cess alton from business on Friday during the time
of the funeral at Marshfeld
IN NEw.oRLEANs.
NEw-ORLEANs, Monday, Oct. 25, 1852.
The city has been in mourning to-day for
DANIEL WEBsTER. Many buildings were hung In
black Flags were at halfmast. Business was mostly
suspended, and minute guns fired from sunrise to
sunset.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27

To Alrqrs.-Mr. websters ,n % e. 0o|i,;..I e.
from what "Ahqah- eslh "a" ~s wcbstsr sckpowcdr-
reer etier Of the nomination By The Wing
ING the sns :, s.isimors and Withdrawing " opyOsiso.
70 30 - written "a s By 1, 20. - . ssi
TO =. ,hs New York gentlemoo, who wroes ts
s sha ~ he subject but for he scknesa The lsa~
81, al ,hs substance Of bic reply may ys :gpax
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27
Meeting OF the Grand Council of the Dcme-
Gratis at Utica.

UTICA, Tueeday, Oct ~ ~.
Delegates 10 the Grand Democratic Council
focking in by every train and the streets ncd
with professions headed by bands OF music. The usual
noise and confusion OF political Convention prcvAs
Most OF the speakers announced are In the city, and
animated meeting is expected at the Square this n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27
Opposition Nominations.

SnHiran-JoHy c. HOLLY, for Sheriff; PHI
1,NprH WARNING, for County Clerk; JAS n GARoi-
>xs. for Member of Assembly; THOMAS : "AsD'
A1Ex.NprR OyrKToS, ABRAHAM w. NEwKIHx' Tor
cnrnnerr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27

lS DANIEL ULLMAsN will be among the
speakers at the last grand rally preparatory to the
Election of the Wings OF NEwDURGH on Thursday to-
morrow evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27
Democratic Mass Meeting mt Owego.

OwRCo, Tuesday, Oct 10, lcS2
The Democrats OF Tioga County assembled
here in large numbers yesterday Tue meeting
held in the Park and addressed by Hon John Van
Buren,, Hon q. A. Grow OF Penn. William Doughcrsy
Of Philadelphia and $. B. Gushing of Ithaca Alsrgr
delegation from Tompkns County slso attended Grcst
enthusiasm was manifested
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1852
We r.ther the following statistics from the financial

w
portion of the message;
ssThe State debt is rs follows: -
state bonds already issued. S,s4OD
Loans authorized by law for various works OF
internal Improvement, for which IL ia ex
pected bonds will be Issued during the next
two year,. ~rif"'""'
Total 1884 900
"The taxes paid into the Treasury during the year
1871 amounted 10 the of 5l57 37 IL The Revenue
Act passed at the last session will i, is believed in
create the revenue paid into the Treasury this year
about $4,000
For many years the demands upon the Treasury
were 80 limited tina; but little attention paid to the
subject Of taxation OF late years, Internal Improve
monts and other public objects have increased the ex
pendures and the financial system has assumed more
important aspect OF the sl57l37 II tax paid into the
Tredsury in 1851 s37059 80 collected on land and
town properly 500 33 On pols s25OO7 81 on inter
est tax and SIP s2 81 store tax-amounting IN ths
aggregate to the sum Of Sill or g. paid into the es
sury on these principal items OF taxation and s6Olf 81
paid in on all others The land and poll tax amounted
10 s73l92 80 The for County purpo-es collected
entirely on land and polls and the amount PAID into the
pul lie Treasury on these two items Is small when com
pared with the tax paid for county purposes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27
Movements OF j. p. Hale.

PrrrssURGa Tuesday, Oct 70 1854
Senator Hale addresses the Philadelphians
tomorrow night and the New-yor on Thursday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27

tB' Very good. We make the correction
desired by Mr.. Stuart. We printed the Ap.
peal exactly as it was handed us by o member
of the Central Committee aforesaid We
kno~ that nearly all his colleagues signed and
approved it and not one save Mr.. Stuart has
indicated dissent from it. Ed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27

" Ohio will be City years old (sncc her
admission a. staic) on the day d the Presidential
Election
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27
Fire at Roxbury, Mass.

BOSTON, Tuesday, Oct %, lS5s
A fire occurred this morning in Roxbury, do
stroying the Union Hotel and stables and burning four
horses Six small dwellings occupied by Germans. and
& schoolhouse, also badly damaged The property
il partisiy insured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27

Loco FOcO 4h-entees-
H. " be seen by the above that six hundred and one
hip votes were not out at the late election while but
ninety LocoFo failed TO vote Wings OF the Green
Spot the Wing integrity Of Old FRANKLIN must be
redeemed We have the ability to give Gen. ScOrr
500 moory and two weeks Of earnest labor will secure
II Shall il not he done
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27
Maryland Agricultural Fair.

BALTIMORE, Tuesday Oct. %, ls5S
The State Agricultural Fair and Cattle Show
opened to-day, some grounds the City. Tho
display very extensive and varied especially livestock
OF Cattle and Agricultural Implements. grost many
strangers in town, and the exhibition will probsbly
prove the most successful and important ever held
We have no mail South of Richmond.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27
AUBURN, n. Y, Friday, Oct. %, 1852.

To the Editor o. ne ~ T. Ii0uhe;
notice in The Weekly Tribune of Saturday,
10th inst appeal to the Land Reormers of the State
Of NewYork, signed by the State Central Committee,
,etng forth why Land Reiormers should vote
for Scott for President.
This Is 10 certify that never saw nor heard OF said
Appeal until saw it in The Tribune nor should have
signed any such appeal. hope this correction will be
made by The Tribune in respect to
GILBERT w. STUART
Oss Of The Central Committee Of the Land Reforn.rs Of
The ,Sfofe Of NM York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27
The UpIou nj ChnrIestou,

CHAMELEON, Tuesday, Oct ~, 1854
The u. s. NJ. steamship Union, Capt. Adams.
arrived at her wharf here at o'clock Monday oyon-
NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27

" The ChamJersburg Wing gives the fol-
lowing statement of the cast at the late election in
Franklin County, compared with the vote OF 1913, as
rrorfLv the attention OF Whips
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27
rbe FIorIdn mt Savannah.

SAVANNAH, Tnesday Oct. M, 1854
The steamship Florida, Capt. Woodruff, from
New York, arrived at her wharf, In "a hours.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27
Railroad Accident and Steamboat Rxplosiss.


An up-train yesterday on the Cincinnati.
Columbus and Cleveland Railroad at New London.
over Cow and was thrown on the track Six Cars
badly injured and seven persons were scriously
but not fatally hurt among them Thomas Ruiherordof
this city
The steamer Financier collapsed the lue Of
one of her boilers Grggsyle, Illinois the aosh
Seven persons were scslded-nins fatally go says he
Tsisgraph-probaby meaning R0ae) The boat and
cargo was not much damaged.
Canal Boat sunk.
BUFFALO, Tuesday, Oct u, 1851
The canal boat Union loaded with 1000 bush.
Wheat sunk to-day between here and Rochester. Aha
loaded for Mr. Burbank OF Rochester and her cargo
was uninsured
The water in the Canal Is very low In conse-
quence of the prevalence of nigh wind
Marine Disasters - sloop.of.wnr PrehIs
Aground.
PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, Oct &c, is52.
The slOOp-of-war Prcble, from Annapolis.
is below and Ashore, the upper end Of Joe Pogys.
She will float OH at high water.
The bark Lucerne from Leghorn, is reported
on Newcastle, dismastcd
Marine Disaster.
BosToN, Tuesday, Oct NJ, 1eJ2
The brig Rouse, McCrelis, from Philadel-
pba for Boston, with coal, struck the Sow aulODp.
Vineyard Sound, at o'clock this afternoon, and wyba
total loss. Crew saved.
The Florida ut Savannah.
SAVANNAH, Tuesday, Oct. N, 1862.
The steamship Florida, Capt. Woodruff, from
Eew-York, arrived at her wharf, In "a hours
The Union mt Charleston.
CHARLESTON, Tuesday, Oct D. l8J2.
The IT, s NJ. steamship Union, Capt. Adams.
arrived at her wharf here, at o'clock Monday
ing
Sailing Of the Empire City from New
Orleans.
NEwORLEAss, Tuesday, Oct 90. 1852
The steamship Empire City sailed ut clock
this morning, for NewYork via Havana
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27
Wing Nominations.

Members OF present Congress. "
Gent sia n running indePcndsri easddste
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27
the Empire CItj
(lrIeans.

NEwORLEAss, Tuesday, Oct 90. 1859.
The steamship Empire City sailed ut o'clock
this morning for New.York via Havana.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27
Canal BOat sunk.
Marine Diss ster.

BosToN, Tuesday, Oct NJ, ieJ2
The brig Rouse, McCrellis, from Philadel-
pbia, for Boston, with coal struck the Sow aulDs.
Vineyard Sound at O'Clock this afternoon, and wyba
a total loss. Crew saved.