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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-05-08
EyREsH FOREIGN GoODs:-.By the steam

TREsEE FOREIGN GOODs.-By the steam
II ers Pacific and Baltic receiving
Fancy satin and lace checked Mushns
Do plain and diagonal flush do
Swiss satin stripe do
Hair cord and satin spot do
Black Cashmere and Alapacca Hose
Black and mode colored Cotton Hose
Mized Cotton Hose and half Hose
Do lnerino and Vigonia half Hose
Oxford mixed and cloth Gloves
Channels lined Berlin do
Heavy wool do
Mems merno Shirts
Fancy ball and exhibition Buttons
Pearl coat vest and shirt do
Horn and paper coat and vest do, &c DC &e
Which we offer to the trade at very low prices
KENT, PAINE & KENT.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-05-08
GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
PRESIDENT
WILLARD FILL MORE.
THE CABINET

THE CABINET.
Secretary Of State. Daniel Webster r. q nb Mass
Secretary of the Treasury. Thos Corwln OF ONO:
Secretary of Navy W m: Gfanani, oi 81 ~ ~
Secetarv of Interior. .Aex'r II H. Stuart, OF a.
Attorney General j. J. crittenden OF NY.
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
TITS curious circumstance that all the Judges OF this
Court are from adjoining States will be seen by the
80 APPOINTED
ChiefJustce RogerB fancy Nd 1895 1895
Assistant Justice John Mclean, Ohio".- 1929
Assistant Justice - James NJ Wayne, Ga 1890. 1888
Assistant Justice . John Catron, Tenn. -----.--- 1887
Assistant Justice John Mckinley, KY. 1887
Assistant Justice Peter V Daniel Va 1871
Assistant Justice . Samuel Nelson N. Y...-..---ls45
Assistant Justice Robert C. Grier Penn. ..--l 1886
Assistant Jnstice Benz Curtis, Mass 1851
Attorne1 General John J. Cittenden KY 1850
Renorter Benz. C Howard, Md .1843
C1erl, ~ VIM. 7. Carroll, D. c.
Seven the Judges democrats, and two are wings
(viz: Mclean and Curtis
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-05-08
TNREsI1 IMPORTATIONs,j ustroceived by d

THIHR SUBSCRIBERS HAVE IN STORE and offer
H. for sale, on accommodating terms, viz
800 bbls prime Orleans Molasses
25 bbls. Clarified Sugar, Louisiana Refnay
25 bbls. Orleans Granulated Sugar
$4,000 lbs, Todds Family Bacon, hog round
200 Todds extra Family Hams
$50 Western do
200 kegs Briggs Family Lard
100 kegs Jour rendering Lard
rs hhds. Western Sides
800 boxes box Hyde's Soap oap''''''
100 do Fancy do
20e do Jackson's Candles
so do do Soap
300 bbls Cincinnati RectiHed Whiskey
100 do Old Rye qs43) do
so do Jersey Apple Brandy "
10 do do Peach do
80 half and or. pipes Cognac Brandy otard, Du-
puy Co, and other brands
25 bbs Orleans Rum
puncheon Antigua Rum
25 half pipes Spanish Port Wine
100 boxes Claret Wine, approved brands
1000 reams Wrapping paper
------- CHAs 7 WoRTHM GO:
SUaAks. MOLAssEs, &c.
~ so hhds Orleans Sugar fair to choice
so barrels Coffee Sugar
IS hhds prime crop Cardsnas Molasses
10 do strictly prime new crop Porto Rico do
100 bags prime Rio Coffee
100 do do Laguayra Coffee
Is bales Mocha Coffee
so hall chests and boxes Gunpowder Tea.
50 barrels an No. No Ma saa 10
100 half and quarter barrels and Kits No Maokerel
a5 whole and half barrels family Roe Herrings
100 barrels Taliaterros extra Flour
Receiving and for sale by
Ell SINKHkR,
NH Is No. Is Pearl stree
- The subscriber is nov now running line of
Omnibusses this city from Rockets the head of Broad
street.
Fare from Rockets the head Broad street on any
portion fthe route 81 cents.
Tbal oft thatb
yet been introduced into the city attended by and
experienced drivers.
- No improper persons will be permitted to any
ofhe Omnbuses the line specially commends itself to
the patronage OF the ladies.
TT TNAILOR,
TIME WITCHES.
A NY lady gentleman desiring to possess a really
IN fine Watch, can be supplied by US, as have ON
hand really superior Watches that can be recon-
mended for time and durability, and we receiving
further supplies by frequent arrivals We have them in
gold hunting Also open aces-and either gold or
white enamel diais
We invite all in want of fine Watch give us call,
attering ourselves that furnish them good,
if not better terms than they be procured either in
this foreign countries. Previous to sending abroad for
Watch which may be procured Of you know not whom,
give CALL examine prices and qualities and satisfy
yourself
NH 81 GENNET & JAMES, Eagle square
T ANDING, per steamships Roanoke and City O.
IL Norfolk. viz:
SO bbls Apples diaAowers and Russets
100 boxes Cheese, English dairy and Goshen
90 frktns superb Orange county Butter
20 bbls Newark Cider :
125 boxes Oranges and Lemons, in prime order
100 half boxes Rasins
100 or do do
50 whole do do
100 drums Figs
10 trails soft shell Almonds
10 bags Palm Nuts
5 bags Filberts
50 boxes New York steam refined asserted and
fancy Candy
100 bbls Pinkeye and Mercer Potatoes
Receiving per above steamships in the best order and
for sale low. Also receiving large supplies by each
ceeding steamer. H. w. TYLER,
apo No Main street.
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MARSHALL LIVERPOOL FHNF SALT.
lvl 5000 sacks per ships Sea King and Sutey,
the way from Liverpool. for sale to arrive by
ap "a EDMOND, DAVENPORT & co.
SPRHNG SUPPLY o d KS, &c.-J w
- RANDOLPH, 12l Main street. is receiving
usually large stock of Books and Stationery, for hiv
spring sales. Every inducement will be offered countr
merchants to make their purchases in Richmond.
NH l6
DICHMOND GROUND PLAsTER, for
IL sale by JOHN H. CLAIBORNE,
apr
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lis. $500. .ss,S7s 94ss2 632sI 1886

MURDER Sunday last Mexican boy wa, whipped
ut Vallecto, by Dr. Wilson for maltreatng Ameri-
can children. Nothing thought Of the natter
until the next day when the body Of Captain McAp
found stabbed In several places lying 10 the Spanish part
OF the town One Of the wounds penetrated the left
breast to the heart When found he had his pistol in
band cooked and his finger the trigger. lie must
have been killed upon the spot, his pistol was not
discharged. Capt McAlpin resemped DR.. Wilson very
much and there doubt Of his having been vcmzed
by the Mexcans to the chatement the boy had
received al the hands Of the latter. Captain McAlpn
was an old resident Of California and highly esteemed by
all who knew him. His murder has engendered the deep
ation and We may expect to hear Of bloody expu
sion from that camp OF this class Of foreigners.
ANOTHER MURDER On Monday afternoon Juanto
Matters pistol or horse or perhaps both Ju
anito drew pistol and shot Pablo In the abdomen death
ensuing in twenty -four hours The dying declaration Of
Lopez Is that he in company with Ramirez talking
friendly, and that he (Lopez) asked for pistol which
said Kamirez refused to deliver claiming 1t his
property and alleging that Lopez had retained horse
belonging to him (Ramirez) Lopez told him that he
had once paid for the horse Ramirez then got mad and
drew his pistol and shot Lopez.-Los Angeles Star.
MoRIALITy.-The mortality among the foreign miners
upon the Moquelumne river this has been great
II has been especially at French Italian and Stony
bars One young man, Frenchman, who Is working at
the latter place informed that he is the only remain
ing member Of his company, which numbered twenty
the remainder having either died in the hospital
under medical treatment. This disease which has been
so prevalent and fatal Is species Of cholera aocompa
panied with malpnan dysentery and general debility
But few Americans have been victims this epidemic
measure to the unwholesome food Of the French and
Spaniel miners.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-02

In 6s southern pst Of the State II WAS ssat TO By
IN attentive correspondent IN San Diego Attached -
the bottle card with the following inscription upon
tain Geronimo, who captured BY the Degusnos In
dams in the mountains east OF Santa Ysab and tried
by council of the tribe enemy to the Anne
rcan and Of being guilty Of having left the ella river to
rob and murder American enigrants. The Indian couu-
ell condemned him to death. which sentence was ap.
proved and carried into execution Friday. Sept TO-
1851 San Pelppe by Senior Don Tomas principal cap
tain Of the Dieguenos Indians. God and liberty - II
any friends will like to the scalp lock and ear
Of this celebrated Indian warrior viii take pleasure In
showing 1t to them.-San Francisco Herald Sept q.
The MIssIovs OF CALEoRNdA.-In the last number of
the Los Angeles Star find interesting table Of the
Missions Of Upper California showing their condition at
their most fourisbing period-in December 1881 Tho
facts have been Furnished by the Rev Padre Jmens of
the Santa Barbara Mission The following table exhibits
the number Of Indians bapsed by the priests since the
time of the establishment Of the Missions the marriages
dams remaining in the Missions the 31st December
1881
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-02
Stock Sales.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1-(Reportsd by Keen & Taylor -
rrG Bsgrda ss4co Pennsyiyana 81 81 600 West Phils-
depbia 6s M 100 do 96 100 City Railroad 6s IT. I0s
1850 County bs 90 old 49, 10000 Schuylkil Navigation
g. 49, sU: 5000 Iehghss b5wn, 9 1000 do, b5 a6; 1000
yaDi. Rsire.d !s, 80 az a. 50 DO, cash, ~ Morris
sohuylti Navigation Pro erred 26 100 DO b. 26 500
Long Island Railroad b. 1876 800 do, i6l 800 DO s5wn1tn
800 do oash, l5A; 100 Union Canal cash. 1 800 do, S. 49,
4N,rrstown Railroad, fb Mechanics Bank 55j 30 Bank
Of Pennsylvania, I1eT Bcf1ceen Boardss2O09 Pounsy-
wanna Be 81 1000 Long Island Railroad G To- go shs Long
leland Rsilrosd 600 DO 100 %, cash i5h 600 AZ
b5, 15 $50 uorris Canal, b6 1874 Second Bonrd-S3tO
PenpsylvAns 5s 81 400 Lehigh So as 27o do b5wn p61
1900 do b5wn and interest g6 2a0 DO b5, i 1850 Ken
spgon &c. IL $751; 10 sbsrss Railroad ~; 100
Norris Canal ISM 10 sohuykill Navigation Preferred
2Cs<. SCH 3,; $40 Long Island Railroad b5 1s so
do 1915 100 Beaver Meadow Railroad h5 81 ~ Mapufaotu
rete and neobADios Bank 80 A(er Hoard $4,000 Lshsh
6s ~, "a; $50 do nj 800 Schuylk Navgat0n SIS 49, s04
Is shares Psnnsglysns ksrosd, 81 III 70 sohuylkl Nay
road sg do, I5 ao DO Is, ibs 100 d. rs IsNi 100
a., d. lSh Msrf9t dull
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Miscellaneous California I,.ms

Irr IniriTr INDIANS surINe ron PEAcE-We learn
that the Indians the South OF Trinity have
quit their Wild retreat In the mountains came into
the mining settlements some two three hundred
In and desired 70 make treaty bin ng themselves
to refrain from stealing mules stock &C. 70 cease
shoonG white and wish TO be allowed TO hunt Ash
ssd dig roots 30 In the vicinity These the Indians
which Captain Dixon with about thirty chastised
20 severely months since for numbering Anderson
and sapx hs stock One sound thrashing for depreda
tons committed IL worth In securing lasting peace
With tbcse ssvages than s the beef and blankets that
be givsp thsm Until within the past few days com
missioner would have been In great danger Of losing his
scalp and especially bis mule " be had attempted TO
h0nt hem up 20 treat With them They are nov sx-
tssney anxious 70 the above easy terms They
have uucerrtand recently suffered considerably fer
the wsrt Of food which they are nov desiring to be
aloves t. procure along the streams and valleys un
usOsested.
TVS lfEiAN ChtrF GsAoNise We aaEnnslcdge The
fscp a btuie coutsiiiug tho gcsp look aud ear Of
Get a-lo "a Indian cEstl, wAo was recently executed
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rPrn srrAmaHrp PAnIrrn.

ANsrSRDAm, Oct l4-Arr wilhelm, JongbIoed, Will
mington.
ttrdam for NYork.
BompAy. Sept sld Boston, Pratt China from Boston,
CISCO via Han burg Post Hsake Norosns Rcbeoc saw
Galveston Harvest Fuller BALTIMORE and put back same
dayt Alfred Pupdt, NYofh
BRrsToL, Oct l6--Cld Fame, Orkney, San Francisco.
BARCELONA, ptS-Arr Catalina Estapc and San Jose,
CALI Charleston and Vgo oct Mozart Pus, Norieans
and Viso. =
BgRnsAux Oct l5-sld Pallss, Pin,on, CsIifornis.
Ldg 10TH Roxana, Browpt Windsor Castle, and Robert
Wolsh. Kellooh for NOreaps Chas ompson small New
Yor Pescaore Bourdin San Francisco; Ann Pratt Hall,
cAnpirT, DOT ie-sId lions Hope Collins NOslsans,
10th. Bvena Vista, Hatwtrt, rYork-
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cArr o. Goo. Horr, ss,ts-Arr AuAraatA Bsbson. Del,

cArE 2, Gee. Herz. sspts-Asr AnArsatA Bsbson. Bss
cvsnsyss; oe. ls.sls nII.s, Asi...e.. NY.rt,
and rsnsssa 18Th in Illness u Captain Gov.
% ID for fs:s . .,
vi
EIs,.CsE Oct Is.cla Arshimsaes. Mitchell. St Peters
20 oo.2ca 1s Sk:. An R:I Ey.1' Hs.sss
18Th Amelia Conn., B0sson Aasoh0nsss Of ciydssdale Fer
GnrlSoox Oct le-Arr Messenger. Cain. 81 John. NIB
SD I'm 4: ,ss Ia,
IS
wissss sYSrk
Eralana Cobben Norlehns 18th. Conn., Nixon do Rhen,
.I4ysE. o., ls-AE VIZ Nelson chssver Antwerp. Cid
aa1 tST r s ssos
S.as ssn 90 i oT s% % ns
A c, Pi S:'sa Ss'ssS * A'
RssiP ssi ss:ssa asssss
'ta
cId out 10Th. Henry Clay, HILL NYork; Greene Ok n.
fssss
Jeffrey New Ysrs Gipsy Cover and csTnssC Stalker
fssp
LONDON Dot lgEntd out, Charlotte Labadie San Fran
Newport az NOrleans; 10TH dc Emd Orr DO; Alta.
.Ady, American Congress- Williams for Now York 2lst
Northumberland Lord, do 2Sth Yorktown. Bradsh. do
LIsBos. Sept 29-Arr Ammir able Colombo Nazzsrino
York Oct Laura and Caroline Raven. NYork s.h, Luna
Chrstefer, do Sid %, Oxyum do:
MADEIRA, Sept 2I-Arr W Parks, Webber jackson.
yiile Dot Gratado, Carvaho NYork and Teroeira Sid
MADRAS, Aug 24-Arr Delhi, Barnes, Boston.
NEWPORT Oct l5-Arr Stephen Glover, Samps,n London
for Orleans Sid Jane Mclean N0reans; Cruso Bisbee,
ouEENsrown. Oct l5-sld Iowa, Carr, NYork
RorHsAy, Oct I7-Arr Hyperion Davis st John. NIB and
ROCHELLE Oct i5~Xrr Tally No. Smith, NYork.
RAVEN, Oct ls-Arr Mary Ann, Billings Norleans -
coed to sea morrow weather favorable for to
ST. UaEs Sept 2sArr Margaretha Peterson Boston
TIE START Oct Icon, copernious wiotins from Bro
Tr1rL Oct is~sid Bernhard Hertog van saxen woimar
Hazewinkle, San Francisco
WArfRFoRr Oct l6-Sld from Passage. Boroas Donald
NYork
CARDIFF, Oct 1s-The Dutch bark General Chase De
yesterday laid upon hard outside the
Butte Docks by which she severely strained She
she fills with the tide. and will be discharged.
DUNmoRE (East) Oct 1.-THE bows large ship. yellow
metalled, with anchor of about Is Newt has been
place the oos guard are in oharse She appears
been ship of about 200 TONS apparently Of American
build. The bowsprit is ttll attached to the stem.
GorTENRuRs. Oct s-Am chip Austin Is chartered for
Boston, at IS 60 per ton.
WATERFORD, Oct ia sunken vessel apparently a
schooner with her masts which broken
to have be- lately scTsped about feet above watsr
the Trident, Lewiz arrived hero.
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MISUNDERSTANDING PaoiAo-M Z Stevenson, isAy.
two children and two servants CanAsld and lady.
w Smith and lady Miss Smith, Master Smith q Uov<
and lady q Mercer Allan, he witt and LADY, ff
Mrs. stmson, Ravens and lady, W q Harrison. IL
Thomas, l. G Dunosn, Mr. Ravens. Ut, Low and iady
Linton Surge. and servant srrsss ana lady, and
Griswold, r Reutscau, A 0rswold, b wilkins anl
lady Norris Miss Morris and sister, Murray bearse
Mrs We.hsre ! De Eonse q Taylor ,1a lady, TAI.
N May, d Perkins A N Agnew, II Davis, N ssaeS
Edward Faile Mr. Magnard, q Marley, Warren. Mrs. 4
Burr, II Norris. Adams Beokmsns. CONN, Hiss
Coon, Mrs Chhrsy, Mr. n Redmond, Thomas Peele, d
Bicknell, Woodruff, N Nelson Mr. Thorno Mr. rrsv-
holm, 2 wilesdsn, THOMPSON. W Banoker aud LADY
II williams, Moryan aud lady. Mr. Hof nan and lady "a
Spence Mre Faron and two children Rook Mr. Bihsu
and lady and four children Mr. Woodruff niads and lsN
TWallwork, J Wallwork.-1otal, I2
LvERpooI-ship albert Gallatn-MIss ouinau. Misc "
Martin. Aestsx kQss Mrs and MISE notane.
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Lat nf RnfenfA

Issued from the United States Patent Office for the
week ending October 20 1862 and bsaz1g date October
90, 1852
John Akrili. Of willisrnsbursn, N.Y-For improve
ment in the mode Of forming crucblss and other articles
Of esrthenware.
Lumsn Barrett of Gainesville N. Y-For Improvement
in boot crDps.
Dexter II. Chamberisin, OF Boston, Msss.-For in
proved bit or drill stock.
Charles Ehomdieu, of Charleston 8. C--For improve.
ment in gliding dsgusrrsotypes.
Francis Woile Of Bethlehem Pa-Foe Improvement in
. machine for making bags Of paper.
samn Letter and @ K Doqistborpe Of the county OF
York EngiaDdFor Improvement In machinery for comb
ing wool Dated October &C. 1852 Patented in England
March 20 $3.50
Charlie, Il. Jaoot, ofNsw York N Y-For improvement
In watch keys.
Augustus NJ Rice of Boston Mass assignor to himself
and Sanford Il Lombard Of same place For improve
mrnt In hotsir furnaoes
Hosea Eun,iey OF Cincinnati Ohio sssignor TO D.
vid I. woodrow, OF same plsce-For improvement in
cooking stoves.
Apollos Richmond of Providence r. L.. assignor TO A.
G. Barstow Co., Of the same plsce-For Improvement
in hot air furnaces.
=. @. Coffin, Of New York city-For improvement in
locks.
Albert Gardner of Cincinnati Ohio for himself and as
edninstratcr Of the estate of WIN L. Hunter deceased
For improvement In constructing poughs
DESIGNS.
Pestiah M Hutton, of Troy, NJ Y.-For design for q
cast iron cradle
James Wager, voney Richmond aud Harvey Smith OF
Troy. N. Y.-Por design FOR cooking stove
LATE SOUTHERN PAPRzs.-We are indebted to the
officers OF the ateaship Flsrda Which arrived last night
fror, Cor nsnaru L. aav.Uoa
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:, ACCIDENTAL DIATH.We regret TO learn that
MT. Charles q Wilcox a clerk In the War Department
sgeo ssout thirty sx years met with sudden and awful
S.s.n sst evening lie was returning 10 the city
hrfy Dh' Ser days excursion beyond tho Potion
sno wren pear the thpta this side hie gun
went on IT, contents psssiDg through his head Mr.
wilcox wac Isot uolby citizen and srtimable gentle
men aud leaves behind him young and holples snly
" aRtfgfon ItisgFGph Oct 90
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Herald Marine Correspondencs.

..-;u,, S.,. c,, PHLADsLPsIA: NOV l.
parks u, Bayy Bishop Ma snsas hn C0.ss.
skiansr Chsrleston Rufus soue Adams Penssoois
Feg s Rd
ye M sShrs fh%ss Br CSrs
nS ETY. sisss; Cd
" asE s:fias
:
dock w.ms Hartford; steamer ssssS SKA
miscellaneous. ,s+zss
saIp IsAssLLx, Hs,dsn ~ Bsltinors from liverpool,
shfown her beam ends shifssd cargo sails but
and experienced SUGGESTION ofIisSs Winds.
up ss IL t. sss sl
% & =:
&; ss;; s:'s
s:s ;fs Ii
si::s sssi. sy It. =
% sI n. s q
monty and $500 specie slAst supposed Ayed
nc i%s.is.a s;iSS the Hope ssc che xssasis
az hs7s
from nd R
ss
vas on fire on the 10th Ausust in Il, a SOUTH
great 4. alarm the and but tas
Al thus exclude the entry Of air into TIE d the decks
soon becoming much heated he shaped his the
n ing
their arrival at on the sd Nearly all the
from the s Of 'tS ssaSs
S NIKE nix f'.s;
an s the shp ha. received no sser.
Or four days That portion q the which Appeared
S had sss %
soo inf hs mSs RssTss s articles ssnsn
sale was to take place tho oo wing Monday Of some 800
% eern to9aeeo, SOAP, hams roasted and sundries
sa 'iS
the % x ay as na s shSgSs many
smoke 'AN Wv ''''' " 'A'
nnston in distress lost Everything on deck Including ali
her spare except main and mnen and their heads
The principal
lax Sfss for nsss xsss
sops%ass sas sys.
BY hs ws hss Si Ina probably
B4Sn bales fs.,sa thrown
picked
ported at Distress was condemned Oct 3
and sold I for ss2i 50.
Hayten before reported at Bermuda in Distress had lost
a s snars sails &C. in the gale September
wsr ws calm fer syT i d1y; Ie
sas' ' Sss wit" sa ssfss s
ss The hull Of ship rh0'i'n was sold on the % for
seHR Is bound from curaooa which pu. into
1 ssssassns sS' Rp!s9ii Sis
od nTs ThompsSn yhSs was blown ashore At
@ % %. fS lon took
a. hssyy g s,s from 70 INV Which bowed asss,sny
h,avy stove buwarLs shifted ballast fresh
0ot nUod
iorss, and Lost iib stay. Oct u.s. split main topss and
sm ASSnS Ia. oG SY. a. phdsphs from Savannah
days during which was blown to lat o. long IS IT,
@ s y.fs iass f'ss c ;sSzf sss aS ..
and main but noe ssricusis injured
= :ssss1s X
e. s. John from Now
sgsamEn Row.asD Hill ioft quebec evening Of 10Th;
agent
s sn1 ss from Cape H.y
ton say Corsso Of ith VI. an American bark or
She bad apparently Just gone on, and the wreoker were
oarTAr B1AroHAnp Of shs bark J s ~ winshscp ar
square rissea vessel supposed dsmssted
5 e: w s s. .. %
Notice 60 Mar1nsrs.
The new light Hog Island coast Of Virginia,
hsn''' o''~ whaIcmen.
re Sept K y o. & a S.T;
in distress ordered TO discharge and would probably 30
sro%ss-s.pss ..4 gs Ion lo7 49, Robooss Sims, Jor.
Spoken.
ship Aldsbsrsn from Cslcuts for Boston, ITO days ont
OCT lat 10 Ion s. BY ship Susan links, Al Norissns.
bsIt nil Young. from Turks Islands for Norissn,
BARK Invood, from Baltimore foe Rio JsneirO OCT
s N Lon o''''a's ''t 00'''n r'' p''''a
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Telegraphlc Marine Reports.

BOSTON, NOV l..
Arrvsd-Brig Masonic, Savannah; echrs M A Gould, A
Trreli, and II b Bascom, Philadelphia
Cleared-Barks May Queen, Rio Grandc Empress, Ha-
HAVANA. Oct 49,
Scholarships Lelola barks Isla de Cuba, and Cardiff,
NYork.
New 0RLEANs, Oct %
Arrived-Ships Berkshire, and Agnes, Boston.
Owene do.
sDthnArriyed-ships Marathon, and sultanA, NYork;
SlstArrved-ships Brandywine, Baltimore; westmors.
land. Phil =
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Died.
AZ Brooklyn on Saturday, October 80, at 5 O'Clock
M. sfter long and severe Illness JANE NJ, wife Of
Jesse Mott, aged AZ years.
The friends OF the family respectfully invited to
tend the funeral services her late residence 100 Bridge
tice
On Sunday, October 81 ConsELIA daughter Of Eang-
ham Sohiefeln.
The friends and relatives of the family are invited to
attend the funeral tomorrow at twelve O'Clock M from
the house OF her father the village
without further invitation Carriages viii be in waiting
at Wilamsbridge to meet the ten O'Clock AN train Of
Harlem Railroad cars
On Monday evening, Nov. 1, JOHN " THORN, in the
69th year Of his age.
The friends of the family are invited to attend his fu-
neral Tomorrow morning at ten o'clock from his late
residence, No rs LIE wis street.
On Monday. Nov. ], board the United States mail
steamship Pacific DANIEL CoRBETT native of ChaTievie
County Cork, Ireland aged ~ years
His friends and the friends Of the family respectful
y invited to attend his funeral from the residence Of his
brother Thomas Corbett, No 1926 Eighth street. this
ternoon, ut two O'Clock.
On Monday Nov l. in the alh year Of her age ELLEr,
wife of John Jack.
Her friends and acquaintance. and the members of
Columbia Lodge u A. q requested TO attend her
funeral this Afternoon at two ocl0c from her late reef
dence Of Fifth and streets Green Point without
further notice.
On Monday evening, Nov. l, ELIZABETH MkALIo, aged
03 years