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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-02

SFLLIHG OBSCENE PRINTs-A man
named James MeDonoueh was yesterday arreitei By
officer Dcvoe OF the Chis.s Once. charged win ex-
Lifting obscene books and prints in the PAX. lie
locked up at the Office Of TIE Cnisi Of Police
Bosrox, Wednesday May %, l-5a.
7, -, EDITOR i t. y J. T-5rr,.
About two weeks since read with much
surprise sgd sorrow record OF the death. oy suicide,
OF your City Hotels. Of Mr. ;. B CRANE, of
State who, would remark, wss young man Of ex
ceent character and living 10 worthy purposes and
ends. lie leaves behind him mother, with brothers
end sisters, deeply 70 lament and bitterly mourn bis
sudden end premature departure from their midst al
most irreconcsbe Of course at the painful Of
his death. large circle Of friends also in gref
ovtr this event Erl judge you, Sir, how much Is
added the burden Of their beresvei and afflicted
spirit by TIE fact thst the body Of the beloved son. The
srecuona- brotf ARD the es.ees-d f. al. j, H0reTe
10 b. fOt1d ~ ts City, Nen York Toe tr0tter OF the
decessed, John II Cane ol Muviile. nnediately yis
tied Nee ork. living the SAD utc.i-eree, and
went 10 the Hotel where the occurrence took place,
by Whose landlord he Was tlld that the body had
been taken away by the Coroner. who, being
INQUIRED OF, turned him over 10 the keepers Of the
burial ground, no la their turn. after freeing him Of
several dollars, gave up their search assuring the
stranger that he would have 20 return n he
return son. without TIE remains OF Bis brother They
aa-uraf him. however that II ne could send n4oHcg
th.v would took stl further an should undoubtedly
be able To find The ssdy which they would forward 70
him He quenily sent N man aud money, az
soon a. be came back % Massachusetts, but after
weeks inquiry ard search, the body still remained IN
secrecy.
This very brief and most hsty statement Of the facts
in the case send you Sir, wishing 10 ask yeu woa
disposal you suppose could have been made OF the
nlslns Of Mr. Crane Were they probably s0ldto some
dssector and have bis friends good reason 70 CON-
plain of inhumauiiy and knsvery in the Perhaps
you can throw clear H. hit this individual and pain
Tu occurrence out possibly you may offer some suEges
ton that E be Of service others who may be thrown
ints similar position IL IL melancholy thing for
family 20 be thus OeTeaved and afflicted bu, u 70
be insult ard iHdguiy to them, and 70 humanity to rob
u en- Of the remains Of their kindred, and % win
those remains-it is known not what | will Oaly add
inst our worthy young friend undoubtedly driven
10 the commission Of suicide by depression of spirits
which amounted 10 insanity INQUIRER.
We are very sorry for the friends of
Mr. c. bu, publish this rather - strangers in
tent on suicide 10 choose tone other place than
City for affecting their fell purpose. Our surgical
demonstrators will have subjects and there Is strong
suspicion that they know how and where get them
An unknown fendess suicide is very likely 70 fall 10
their wsy. Ed
REAL EsTATE.-The following Real
Estate sold by Anthony J. Blocker, the Mer
chants Exchar &c June
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-02

BROOKLYN CfTr DisPENsART.- re-
rort Vas s6oped sprropsiiaE So 10 Pay Gs rent o. ts
tu.iinE ecu. it'd b. It's issiIfi0n-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-02

FINE ARTs.-DaguereOtvpes IN Oil. by
W H. BUTLER zrper Of Broadway ard Murr.ysts,
pumbe National Gallery These Portraits equal the hne>
miniature painting.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-02


The North American Fire Insurance
Company Ia. made dividend Of y cent, payable On
G. msDd
The receipts on lie Little Miami and
Columbus srd Xenia Roads for the fret tao weeks In
Nay were ever So 90, which Is large increase On
tho'e of the corresponding two wees Of ISL The
business is'reres.ipg TIE erre recipe for the month
81 MAy will considerably exceed s5oooo This 10 very
large, being derived from only 10 miles Of Hosb
Messrs. N. r. Cobb e. Co. offer for sale
$4,000 Second Mortgage p cen. Convertible Beads
Of the ogdensburg Railroad This road extends from
pou,e, Poirt on Lake Cbsmplsin 10 osdsnsburg on
-. River :, Lawrence and forms connecting lax
between the Western Lakes and the lines OF roads
running TO Boston The Road 10 lis miles long. and
souipped for large business
The estimated cost Of the entire Rost up 10 middle Of
Jnn~
Realized - fOllows:
C,Dr,l ssock......................-.
Fisf nor gag Bosds. 1853. .......... lso909
Sad Nostssre BooGs. lesl.......... i.sSeeos
Esf,rssfe6 Floating Debt .............. $4,000
To meet the floating Debt the Com
pany own Of second Mortgage Bonds. 4sAt65
Capital stock $4,000
Tie earnings for thsfrx year With Road not d fsu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-02

AccIDENT.-Terrence Healy, laborer,
employed in tsking down the building Of Frank
liz ct sni Broadway, Monday afternoon fell from
the second story 10 the pavement and taken % the
HJspirAl With his head seriously iaured and Of ais
legs fractured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-02
[Atvsrti->n-utl

e Just received per steamer Cambria,
st the new Fancy Gods Store No 81 Broadway, few
magnificent French Head Drsses
NEAL. CARROLL HUTCHINSON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-02

% The Board OF Health are now hold
ing sesors Ara meeting held YESTERDAY resolution
a6orteo declaring the keeping q - inc 10 ne F sond
ltrc Fourth, Fh. Sixth. Tenth snd Eleventh w ards
ruance snc insructiu- tie Captains Of Pcce % give The
u,eesss nsee 20 parties keeping Sslue and - ngdy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-02

could be induced to venture loan IN h-h-f al tn III
ted States after they rad declared taeir iniepenieare
The loan though no; large. was ge' relief 70 the GOV
ernment and gave new spring 10 the courage o 'ns
people in that rnomenious struggle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-02

SELLING OBSCENE PRINTs.-A man
named James MeDonoueh, yesterday arreitei By
officer Devoe. OF the Chis.s Oice. charged win ex
Lifting ohsce ne books and prints in the Pax. lie
locked W at the Office Of TIE Cnisi Of Police.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-02

q The Board Of Excise met Yesterday
ard reroved 10 gent hcsr.es 81 who should apply and
had tie Necessary accommodations according 70 law.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-02

ATTACKED BY RowDIEs.-Officer Nor
timer Of the Seventeenth wsrd',on Monday nignt
found man named Lawrence Mayfair lying In NE
stree, insea.ble from awful blow be had reeea'ed
from gang Of unknown rowdies. he was taken 70
the starion-house, where Dr. Badd dressed very
severe wound which was upon his head, and sue
eeeded in restoring him 10 consciousness
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-02

1t is understood that Messrs. COrcoran
& Riggs take the Government 81 CTexio awarded to
them under the lste bidding. their bid, with accrued
interest addcd making them COS. something over per
cent
The following l. a statement OF the
movement, in Cotton since the is; Of September as As
conpsr, d with the previous three yesrs
IsJs 1881. 1850. 1919
Rec.irts TIE ports Sf9 90 igi oCo 90 eco "
E1Trorts 10 S'r,n,,s $4,000 5000 2t100o III, 90
Fxr,o--s 10 ofber For ga 2GCp gi1NC $4,000 3ao@
To.al Fxror-. ani 90 s1a 80 i67. 400 $500
Stock on hAnd......... SlG0os sl20o $500 $3.50
OF vheh during the past week included in the asovs
IS51. 1851. f>je 1873
Receipts into TIE ports. SS0ps stes 2be9 8o1o
Exports q Great Britain. j1na 600 D, fbo3
kNpsrts 70 Frzncc....... 500 500 6Go 1000
ESporss % ether For p,s 100 SOFA 2Ns 1908
Total EKpoTts.....~..... cLaso 570oe S4,pdS 69.po
FTou which u x - that the excess IN re;Ds now
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-02

The LATE MoRRIs-sT. Arson Case
in consequence the recent decision OF Judge Mitch
ell, Of the Supreme Court thsi the Chief Of Police IS
not vested with Judicial powers, and that In Of
arson or other eIories he only investigate aud
fully commit for trial, the Of Pinkus Goldstein,
charged with having the night Of the 2s ut set FIRE
to the premises No 20 Morris0t has been transferred
before Justice BOgArt who will commence the invest
CATION today Since tie investigations in charges Of
arson have been commenced by the Chief the number
of fires have considersby diminished
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-02

FTcm which u ~il 5s that ha Excess IN rrcesDs
sout 70 GO bales The Increase 10 exports % Great
Rr an go o. bales France q 100; othsr oeisa ports
s5ofo Total increase n exPorIA rjooo b4les.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-02


The Exports for January, February,
March, April and MAy have been for the las. three
years
Domestc Foreign Specie. Total.
le52.. 7st52 S2.Sc1lo0 Ss651,sji t9,g7s col
BILL. lSsT355O 20Gl12 l26Jl,lf3 5S5iioso
lG.0.... "A 9i5665 I,DO4H l.5D,1B l1t5sass
The exports, excluding four Of these months, are
s20sl 567 in ls52 against go 700 ol2 In ISL showing
a email increase
The earnings of the Erie Railroad for
the past month"; made Up, and Considerably exceed
the estimate of the Company In consequence OF the
delay in Tire opening Of Lake navigation, the estiInstes
up to May ] we're not met bur up to June ths
receipts are In excess The earnings Of Nay were
Passengers and Mail .sl4ll3 %
Freight. %oO,if~O
4JoS,<5O
Nay 5L........................ bfJio IL
The aggregate receipts for January, February March
April and May were 10 round numbers 81 3I4IOo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-02

TBE LATE SHOOTING CASE IN MULLER
sY.srRExr-This matter was yesterday afternoon IN
der investigation before Justice Boga, and resulted IN
three Of the accused being held TO bail in 500 each ia
answer charge Of not
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-02
EXPECTATIONS. NETWORK, NAY.
The Exports for May of Produce and

Merchandise to about the extent those Of
May ls5 while the Specie reports very much lees.
The comparative figures are as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-02

A MosT AGGRAVATED AssAULT.-An
English hack diver named Henry Green Twin In the
archwsy in Thompson-st, was yesterday arrested By
Officer Dayie OF he Jefferson Police Court CHARGE with
having in the latter part Of last winrer, committed
most brutal assault upon child II years Of age, named
Josephine Ware. TO whom be Communicated disease
The child is the daughter Of the m.res. Of Green and
they all lived together in ThOmpsOnsi until the brutal
conduct Of tie fellow compelled her TO quit the house
and seek refuge in that Of her aunt, Mrs. Frances
Thomas, living Al No l62 Waverly place, who recently
discovered that she well and sentfUr Dr. Cooke
of No G. West Fourteenths who discovered the con-
dton she was in, and BY questioning the chill aseer
tanned the guilt Of Green Justice stuart After fully In
ves,igstDg the case committed Green TO prison to avail
his tial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-02

Bosrox. Wednesday, May %, l-j2.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-02

ATTEMPT TO COMMIT SUIcIDE.-John
Moore, who in confinement At Jefferson Market
Prison lhborng under attack Of deriun tremens, on
Monday night cut hs throat with du knife, in1ietins
an awful cash three inches In length, directly across me
winopipe. he was discovered By Mr.. BGtmAn' the
keeper who sent for Dr. Franklin and the wound ~a'
seHed up
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-14
Died.

On Tuesday night. October IL, JOHN L. STEPHENS in
the 47th year of his age.
Stephens are invited to attend his funeral at st. Tho
mas Church OF Houston street and Broadway to-
morrow afternoon at half past three O'Clock without fur
ther notice.
On Wednesday. October - after long and painful
illness AzaRAn D. HALL. in the Gath year Of his age
The relatives aud friends of the family; also those of
his A. A. and T. Hall, respectfully invited to
attend his funeral from his late residence No lat Hud-
SOD street. this afternoon at two o'clock without further
Philadelphia and Easton papers please COPY:
On wednesday, October Is, MARY MARTIN daughter Of
James and Sarah Ann Ballard aged years months and
IL days.
The friends of the family are requested to attend the
funeral from No. 25 Fifth street. this afternoon, at two
O'Clock
On Wednesday, October 13, AxEL eEvALpsoN, son Of
The relatives friends Of the family are respectfully
invited TO attend bis funeral from the residence of his
parents No 6Sa Vest Washington place. this afternoon
at two o'clock.
AT Port Richmond. Staten Island on Tuesday October
IL of congestion of the lungs JOAN HAUoHwour eldest
son of John and Margaret Haughwout aged 50 years aud
months.
His friends invited to attend the funeral ceremo
MES at O'Clock this morning ut the residence of his
mother. at the above named place.
On Wednesday, October l. LAwREscE j. FARRELL, only
son ofJane f. and Lawrence Farrell aged years aud Is
The friends and of the family are respect
fully invited to attend he funeral this afternoon at two
O'Clock. from No. liz Mulberry street.
Aibsny papers please copy
Suddenly at Port Richmond, Staten Island, October O.
OF heart ditease Mrs MARY JACKSON sewardess Of the
steamer Hueuenot.
No comment is necessary upon her character as she
has long been known to all and the public at large
ready and oblging seryant--ope whom we all
could trust and the loss of whom, all sincerely feel
and regret. And to her afflicted family would say,
not for her for she has long been sufferer to that
disease with which she died. and although often warned
by kind friends to leave her occupation and her;e
she needed not but rather wished to remain and do all
che could for those who had been kind to her And 1t
would that the wish granted her until tho
last of her life she discharged the duties Of her
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-14

r.IADsLyHIA; Oct. Isl Reported BY Keen Taylor,
-ftvd Hoard Pennsv]yania SIS o6h 1000 DO $50 n.
s6; 2@W Wilmington Railroad 6s cash 9Sk 1000 DO b5.
-; W City Railroad Gs, 10 U7lk 800 do. ltTh JOG de-
~ IVY 5Mu Sehuyltill Navigation Mortgage 6s, "a Nf;
7so, scha sd Navigation s9A @ Reading Raj
gs l0cco Camden aud Amboy Railroad g. 5 looS shs
ptnnsylyania Railroad g. 2ao III 100 Sehuylkil Nayiga.
100 Long Island R.ilrSsa IS s 100 Do cash is 49, 49,
goo DO ~ 800 do s Chesapeake and Delaware Canal
l2s % Union Canal Preferred SIS North American Coal
as, III Kentucky Bank bf ITO: du IS 100 10 Farmers'
H.nh Ksnsssks % Ist'Gss osayh III
Onion Canal is sMorris Canal "a 9; $50 Long Island
Railroad So l3n; Pennsylvania Railroad. AZ Sses ID
O.. q g i1 DO "a s 10 geo PsgnylysniAR oSqpSaa
6s ess; 1000 Allegheny City 6s, 20 9al 900 Reading
Mortgage &C. "A. ssn loco DO rs 9ls 1000 schuykill
81 shs rennsylyana Railroad 4 4 do in lots as Mnehill
Railroad @ 22b Union Canal lh; IL Northern Liberties
Bank 10 Merchants and Manufacturers Bank Pittsburg
o. After Board Pennsylvania SIS. 95A; l0o0 VIII
mingon Railroad 6s aS; l69 shs Schuylkll Nayi!aon
lsi 800 Long leland Railroad b5wn 1876 25O do l3A 3O
Schuylkil Navigation Preferred 275s 50 do b. s Mar
ket firm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-14
The Democratic Movement on the Cuba
Questi0u.

meeting of the democrats republican young men
was held yesterday afternoon at Tammany Hall for The
purpose of adopting to record their sentiments
in relation to the recent outrages perpetTated In Cuba
Mr.. Bursnd, Of Saratoga, who presided, delivered a
flaming speech going right in for immediate decara-
ton Of and the expulsion Of the spanards from the
island The following resolutions were sdopted:-
Resolved That tAs committee, representing the demo.
cratic republican young Of the city and county
ioik feel for the q liberty all the world and
oeett tyranny and despon wherever they may
Resolved hat fayer the strict of ali
treaty oblf atons and regard any violation them on
the part Of American citizen violation Of tho faith
he oves lis government.
Received, That this goysrnmen las never failed To fulfil
all its treaty etIulcons with the government spain and
that M conduct has Teen fair honorable and ooncatery
the fullest in all the delicate relations the
pact years have DEVELOPED.
Resolved therefore, That the ourages perpetrat.
cd upon American commerce. srd tue American flag the
Spanish authorities Of the iI Fl Cuta Accumulated
to demanding the immediate action govern
to vndate the rights and dieuity II The United
tate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-14

AspIn misunderstanding Illinois-J NJ Morehsad,, Chas
Graham, Pelton, wells Fargo & Cos Expressly
ster Strong Lewis Williams, Thos Gihon, adams &
Cos Express) N Edwards, Capt Jewett, Gibbs Mrs
Leach Mrs Mentosh Mrs Robertson, Col Grayson lady and
A Donnhoe, Mr. Queen Mr. Hamilton G F Fay, Ste
Mr. Math. nd lady: DR. W Elliott Cspt Bertrand III
II Butler 4 Coots, Chas Foster, WIN Foster Joy,
nemble, 2 saxton, Mr. Barritt, Warner, + II Fay
Fay, Smith, W Livingston, Mr. MoHeistcr, j Pros
Durham, Foster, John Gray, VIM Gray Solomon,
nsLco,, Nr Bisni. Durnha@, " CHM, WIN sssnin, r
JOIN cs-psntor Nils TiIi BaiM G si Terry
5 5 stafford v Smith, Colo, l. Allcoms Mr.
Finch, Mr. Devs, Mr Taylor, Parker, Reed, Binne.y
: Graves. Franz il Gcdscin J stampcr, Robbins,
ley K webb " ! Porter + Hesson, BARBER, J
j. lincoln, CLARK, w Coffin, hr Holman, " Win
,on Blake D Link nessrs Terry giea nnoIi
noCcliapd y logan. D Johnson. Misr Jas Ley1.
Cooper Roster wilson, J. Has Mr saWts.le'
hr Qtsep. Hail Mr. llos Jas y9sns9n la 4, %
Wn Ritts T BaY.er Chas Q Clsasman 4 llathorne GU
Mail ArentJ, D MsTaysh, Heary Munro Amos, 5
ain ship Sierra NevadaGeorge stevens
Il Raymond, Thos Bigsiow Chas Halsey, n Cole,
Bridrss r McLan, Jas Russell, u " Herring Ram
say, ! Il wootton y msrbin, DadIey r. Furserson,
Riley fics wilson Richard Rouse John Fox, Wm
s.ooiIan, Vim Green joseph serl William Watson JaI
Bsrpett sam Crurt, VIM Giiiicnan. as simmons Henry
P aisys ss fss r ss.
Norton Abrahama Chas Dexter ard ~ in tho secrare
Hsvpr-ship Radius-T T. Couia aad wife L Tvikogssi
CeeNe Wiedenbhcs AM eadd
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Sisson. AW Davis, Lsve, l. castsra, Mr. Johnse..
wsrriner. 3 q Frothinghs@ 4 Y Brewer, j aerss. y
Stebbins Frothin cham, w King and lady GuiH-
LADY children. and nurse T Miles: 8 Hodges; 3
Hoo ker Price, Mas Cross, Mansfield aad lady,
Fiber. r HArris, II Ham Miss d N sackett. NJ
D Bennett II Smith. II; " Tarbox. lady and oend
u Harris q II Clarke. N Thompson. Is Vsughu
Harris, Arnold. A Saunders G Snow. B Bshbts<
Andrews, Mr. Whitemau. II Aldrieh, Cook Re-
Gore. and'H n Storage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-14
Telegraphic Marine Reports.


Arriyedshp Csrolus Manila; bars Francis Calcutta;
Mary Malaga with the first cargo frut) Pentucke
rns prn Duya Appleton and Georgana Baltmore
flh, fiAaephini briggs Foster, Charleston; Oliver, Will
mngt0ni Cen Boyd, Brazilian Ava, Wheeler, North Anne
Icn, bonnparte, VIM Grafton, Canton, Merrill and
hssis ; Aux cages; 4riel Albany; Klots NarcSsus,
schr Isabella, NYork ~
-, a., NV ORLEANS, Oct I3.
Arriyed-shps bennington. Henry and Essex, Boston;
karitan, and Rockawly. NYork
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-14
Married,

On Tuesday October IL. by Father Jerome Pastor Of
St. Jos ph's Church and alse by the Rev Dr. Hutton
JusTo Dbl Rsco u d.. If Puerto Principe Cuba to Jo-
sfrriNr. daughter OF VIM A. Thompson Esq.
At Manchester. Vt, on Tuesday Oct II, by the Rev.
Mr. wickham. of that place Mr.. JAMES LrocrRwoop of
New York to Miss FaAscEs A., daughter of Alexis Nor
rill of Manchester. vt.
At Hartford Conn. October 10 by the Rev Thos. Gal
laudet Or BERN BUpp of this city to KATE ,daugh
ter Of the late Rev T. H. Gallsudst L. L. d. of the for
mer place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-14
INTELLIGENCE
Movements or Ocean Steamers.
PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER IS, 1859.
Cleared.

Cleared,
steamship southerner Foster Charleston spoford Tiles
Ship Flying Drtehman (new elpper), Hubbard, San
Ship Lady Franklin Osborn. Liverpool, saml Thompson
Ship Sarah Ann, Orr, New Orleans. Nesmth & Sons.
P H caTn shay sa Ka,a Ponham Dmop
Bark Lueerae, Yates, saltilla. R r Buck & Co.
chr rseIlss cOnesn kingston ia Tnsergosd
,sohr Charger, Brakeman, Franklin, La. Van Brunt s.
sssr Hanover Chichester; , Richmond, Il Pierson.
Steamer Noysiy Bell PphiadSslp6ia s Briggs
Arrived,
Steamship illinois, Hartstsn Aspnwsl Oct with mdse
s sls M n inst Ia s 3 "a
within few feet of wreck bottom the foremast with
BRIG and been a
lately CARRIED the bottom half sharp and well coprered
ass r9 s Yn ds him hsgs y Of b the
steamshiP Sierra Nevada Wilson. Aspinwan, Sept 2,
Oct TO- NJ passed the wreck vessel bottom up she
~ app are to e quite the
PIE must have been Of recent the
days. win nd,e and BIS passengers 70 Boyd hnehep
WITH hiSs; f@FsT $a5s III. Ss.ss?
from sW which carried away jib topmast stayaii
main staysa ga topsa and split topsail foresaii
msnst and rendered the entire suit of sals useless
been Y days of Bermuda during which time nothing
but westerly gales ana squalls split sails, &c.
sugar, to master.
brig Mary Lindsay Galveston 20 days with cotton to
vacca hence for Matogorda had experienced
weather. 2sth of Havana spoke r bark ebo Trux-
lilo for Iondon lat 2S Ion 70 ~ spoke bark Trinity
Galveston for Boston.
sotr Ringgold, Morton, fredericksburg days
Schr HOPE W Candy, jeffrey, Philadelphia, for New
Bedford.
sehr Pearl. nailer Albany days; for New Bedford.
Sohr Peru Coyle, Albany, days, for Salem.
Schr Maria Ioiiaa Spencer Portland. Conn, 6 days
Schr Fakir King, Newport, ri, 3 days.
schr VIM n Goodwin, Sipple Providence. 2days.
Schr Angelina Smell, Providence, = days
schr Henriette Gilman, Providence, 2days.
Schr Maria, Kelley Boston, days.
schr Mary Emily, Snow, Boston, days.
Schr Rio GranGe, Kinnie, Brookhnven, 3 DAYS.
Schr Marietta Hspd, jayne, BrooLhayeu, 3dsys.
Schr Mary, Cotte1, proyinoet0wn, 3 days.
Schr Augusta, Wheeler. New Bedford days.
Schr favorite Nckerson, Chatham days.
chr Elisha B,ook Niokerson, Harwich, 3 DAYS
schr Alexander Mitchell Berry Harwich, days
sehr Mary u Case, Wilson, Lubec, 8 days.
s sshr Sea Sea Bird Godfrey Lubec Ne, 9 days
sehr Aid, Paul, Rocklapd, days.
schr Superior Rover. Rockland, days.
schr Easle, Rtodes, Rockland, 8 days.
Sohr Ontario. Ha skins, Rocklsnd, days.
Sehr X u Pitts Spear, Rockland, daya.
Schr Ann Donmhn Wood Rockland days.
schr Corvo, Gables, Rcckland, s days.
schr Lucy, Emsry, ssco Me. 10 davs
s ioop cielnet smith Albany days for sagharbor
slotp Mary Brush Smith, Fall River. days
Sloop Lewis, Ksnney, Falmouth, days.
-. 49,. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-14
Appointments for To-Day.

Democratic Congressional Convention Of the Twenty
fifth district 70 be held as Port Byron Cayuga county
Anti rent Convention for the nomination of q state
ticket 20 be held at Albany.
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