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Fatal Accidents I'm phiIn aelphia.

PIuLApELrHrA Dec. Is, 1859.
Tho'kody Of Peter LsE-, German laborer taken
from he ruins Of Cummings grain stose this afternoon
he caught between two girders and found be-
meath twelve feet OF grria.
j. osler while intoxicated, fell down fight or stairs
at thoCircus last evening" and died 7the hospital this
uloru nj
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SYRACUSE, Dec. Is 1858
Ihs supper CT the wo-iing democrats last night was
attended by upwards Of csW hundred persons Letter.
were read from Meesrs. Dickinson Csss, Van Duren
Ciosuell, Dir, and Alvord Numerous spesckes were
naGe and all passed oil well
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Death of Hon. Cornelius p. Van Meas.

PmIADELrEaA. Dec 15--P. n.
TboEon Cornelius \. Van Ness died this evening at
the ClraId House. LIS remains wiz be taken TO Wash
irptoa For interment.
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The Alabama at savannah


The steamship Asbsma Capt. Ludlow, arrived at this
port In 90 hours from New York.
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Dstention OF the southern Mail.

BALTiMoRE, Dec. is, 1852
We have no mail beyond Mobile might. The Wash
putou train did not arrive till ocosk this evening too.
late to connect with the train going esst.
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Marine Disaster.

NoRroLE, Dec. 10, 1s52.
The brs Cardsce Mathews, from Baltimore for Boston,
nut in here on Saturday night with oss Of bowprit and
cutwatsr having in collision With vessel in ths
hay
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IsUCHESIBK, DC.
Canal payieation has closed here and the boats gene
rally are laid up There Il thin coating Of ice the
canal this morning, and the water will be drawn OF in
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fsHIErs OrFICB.-TUK FOLLOWING GOODS ARE
" now 81 this ofoe for which owner 10 wanted:0ns
goia braselas, with eeven cempcsiten heads.
GEORGE W, NATAkLl- Chief et R2los,
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STOLEN GOODS.

(tHIEF'S OFFICE.-THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY
~ NJ the Third District Police Court, for which
IN owner wanted, vizFour towels Ave Sheets pill
Nv pair Of drawers, pair fne gloves, ana
enc light prooers wASen. GEORGE w. MATSELL,
Doc. IL, 1882 Chief Of Police.
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The Extension OF the Hours or Labor In 80
Navy Fsrd-striks In PhiIadelphia.

PHiLADgLrHIA, Dec. IL. IL.
The general order from the Secretary Of the Navy -
qurng the mechanics 70 labor om sunrise 70 sunsse
Instead Of the former regulations has oocssoned stss
IN our Navy Yard From 900 to 400 m.u asseubs1 tis
the new regulations and returned to their homes
PbItis understood that the order from tho 5ecrotaey
of the Navy regulating the hours fer the worken In the
Navy Yard has been rercnded.
Meteorological Observations.
Br MoRsEs LINE, OFFICE BASEMENT NO. az WALL srasng.
WEDNESDAY, Dec. Is, 1854
BuFFALo, 10A. NJ Beautiful, clear but cold msrnhg.
Wind southwest. Thermometer 80. Barometer 20 90
8P -Clear and sold Wind south vest. Thsrne-
meter 80 Barometer 20 %. Braoing aud pleasant.
MONTREAL, 10A. NJ Clear and cold. Thermometar -.
RocHEsrrR, 10 A M-Clear, GOLD morning. Thsrne-
meter 3s Wind west
s r. M-Clear evening. Strong wind from tbs inertia
Thermometer 81.
AupuRs, 10A M.-Clear and pleasant very cold Wina
northwest. Thermometer 20.
Y. h.-Clesr, bracing and pleasant. Wind south.
Thermometer So
SYRACUSE 10 A. NJ "A very cold morning. Ciear 40
pleasant Thermometer IS wind Aortheast
2. M.-Ciear and cold evening. Wind nerthwsse
THERMOMETERS 81.
Urea 10 A A.-yery clear and cold Wind west.
TbeI momster 49,
5 p. Livery clear. Wind west. Thermonsssr g.
Zine evening
ALnArr, 10 A. MA very cold morning. 6noving
slightly. Wind northwest. Thermometer ~ BsrOastW
10000 Mercury At.
p. MA clear, cold evening. Wind northeast
Thermometer 30. Barometer 30 i4s Mercury At.
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M AKSHS COURSE OF BOOK-KEEPING.-LRT
A those Who eAnn avail themselves Of course Of
tice under the thor TRY this book COED teacher ITSELF
and scknowls sesd TO So the simple oonpets and
beauti sl wor' published the subject For sale At
the authors counting for the practce Of book
Ing, No. 3d. Broadway first foor up stairs, Price 81 %,
bound. Se,nt BY mail FREQ. 81 49,
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3T HoRIARTY AUCT
-. day, ~ 10 o'clock, at
\ ortmer I Of now and so on
ables, sofss, carpets leo
.esthor bods, bcdsteads, or
Outdoor salss ofgrooerics
bart of the city, and on o.
Tory returns made.
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III NJ BUSH. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Ii. HonrJ will sell this day 50 half past ten clock at
No. lS Sprnr etreet door Glow Greene street, all the
4econd hand furniture of slcr declining bntness COM
rising sYery artce useful In housekeeping Sale posiys
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,IoHN TIsuBLATT, AUCTloNEER-THlS DAY
Thureiay I6th at ba past 10 o'clock within tho
lew sales rooms 20 Eorth William ard e23 William street
l be sold without large assertrnens OF vince,
pYandiee, Iauors champagne pipes, &c. Also
psndid assortment of household furniture, viz sla7 "a
es Of description desks chairs burecuH teads,
lounges divpng, bookcases mirrors, NO. ION. OF
tealers and private fan Iii = 'srns"--'tl ~ TINS
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ITOHN X. OAKLEY, A
sJ day) evening, at on o
Fulton street, Brooklyn G
OF fancy and ~
TO-. in let's 10 suit dealers
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~ LASSW --CLASSWARE-BARGAINS IN
~ glassware arc now Gered at the depot, 46 Ol6
bar furniture suc as tnmbers Of all sizes goblos cham
osres shop furniture of Of all Sizes tncures and
salt bs at Wholesale factory prices in
to suit purchasers who invited cali
ID. II. SOuTHKICK, 4i Cliff atraat.
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SALES Ar AUCTION.

CASHMERE AND THIBET sHAwLS AT AUCTION. =
vandewatsr viii sel. khis day at IL O'Clock ON.
brodsred hair cashmere; Thibot, and saxony wool
sea ahd puers Of the finest qualify The above goods
were imported sarpes and the materials
and will be sold peremp ptoriIy
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ENTLEMEE'S FASHIONABLE BOOTHAKEY
~ GUERRIER, No. rue Vivenne Paris.

ELECTRO PLATED wARk FROM CEARLEs OHRYE.
M soGe Co.'s mnnufsotory.-New and large agsostrsxi
of trsys baskets tos sets table SETS &C. ALI the goods
hiD manufacture by their allure
durability 80 she Sheffield Birmingham kvs2y
ARTICLE bes guarantee the stane,s
fosle And Tho Of Chrstoas in full For sale NJ
6AIME, 0UILIEAOw g. CO.'S, 4Si broadway,
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,IJEERy n. LEEDS AUCTroMEER, WILL SELL, AT
III ~ elton on wednesday and Thurdcy Dec is and 16
lat lak o'clock osoh day. sae1 No. wall street.
largest sale the comprising in ell 50 cases
the noVest styles and COSTLY stassy marble goods
ust landed ITALY, selected by Sgnor G. b. Psnd fn
goods Of this description imported into this
ountry consisting OF the two Bacoae5. came model MS
hose exhibited the Worlds Fair in London the GreeiAn
Rapo Of the Sa nes Of the Grsoes after Ca
ereup Of DIANA Tcrs after the Grecan SCHOOL, dan
Sing grls Venus dc Nedios Psyche model Of Cupid,
NTH annGs Cleopatra, &c: Also. large assortment Of
etatuee glssvaTo chna tea sets, card receivers
70. Alss invoice Of India goods plated ware papicr
nache.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS,


vl volume l2nc, with pftrait sfths author spseohes
on ths LessAtye 1ndereIssnee VI IRELAND with ntre
duotoTy notes. BY Thomas frlNcis Msaehsr. Price ST.
Aso, nsw and sttrnotys Dcl.say Juvenile, ready
1he Pretty Plate, By xshl finecnt Bsq illustrated by
Dsrsy Price ~ eentsVs 50 GENTS Publishsd and for
sale ~ j. s. REDrIELD,
Esg. 110 and liz Mas au street.
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A UCTI0N SALE or FuRs-HENRY WOOD AUC-
"A tionesr.-OAKlEY, WRIGHT L. WOOD will soil on
Friday, Deo at2P M precisely at the store AIS Broad
way Canal street l1rge stock of fashnab furs
consisting Of sable martin chincha ermiue
Sain martin yiotoripes, mu1s cuffs sleigh robes &c.,a
complete assortment for the all will
be sold without the proprt,rs have
ast January This the opportunity yet offered
"A nuh 0n0d ~. ~
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RLANK B00KS-PAPER RULING BLANK BOOKS
made up Tor tho trade in large small quantities
low priee single books or aee Of books ruled pattern
and bound with aespatc bill hehds Of all kinds
ruled on moderate terms magazines pamphlets printed
books OF every description found promptly and at
prices
JOHN p. ELLIS. lO2 Nassau street, corner Of Ann
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ROAT FoUND.-FoUND ON THE 9TH INST EN-
- Long Island Sound of New Haven harbor, olinker
built ynwl boat about feet long copper painted
white with red streak around hor top For further nfo
NATION apply to r. B. SILL, Northport, L. 1.
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II 5. H0UGH, AUCfIoNEER-BY c. w. HOLMES-
-. WIN b. sold this day, (rhursdsy,) st 1917 o'clock,
at saes reen Beekman street large lot Of cane seat
and .apie beSstoads mahogany and marble bureaus
and centre teblcs mahogany bsck walnut tables
and washssnds sofas, sofa BEDS looking glasses mattress
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KU1w AND NDUuD.

OK REwARD-sToLENo OR sTRAYED. ON FRIDAY.
4 NJ December g. light brown goat, with email horns,
A whte the kidney. The goat within thr
Ks Of kidding The above reward will be paid by return
TO the OF Thirty ninth and -Four
nue,t MICHAEL KELLf.
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nUAKDINu AND LUDGIrU.

~ tho Now York HotelTransient and rerman board
bic for families gle gentlemen on moderate by
applying imme edistely.
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BROOKLYN City Intelligence.

TnE EXCITEMENT Fast BRooSLYN.-Y estcrlay the
thteepersons arrested for disturbing the peace in East
Brooklyn baied out In the afternoon about eighty
members Of the Brooklyn police force from the dors
district preceded 10 Division the OF the
distuibonce In anticipation OF renewal Of the cRents
In the meantime the Williamsburg Benevolent Laborcrs'
Society in which Of the suspected dturbars Of the
peace enrolled marched in procession through the
principal streets Of Williamsburg accompanied by brass
band and decorated with green scrf presenting neat
and orderly appearance. About five o'clock NJ. they
entered the precincts of East Brooklyn marched up
Myrtle avenue and thence down Bedford avenue 20
hing in the nciehborhood Of the Of dgtur.
hance. where they formed Themselves into meeting
he officers taking their stand n high bank and the
men forming in the thoroughfare-seyeral civilians,
besides large portion Of the pehec force be-
ibg prevent. Mr. Patrick Taggart president Of the
society ifN addressed bis fellow members, and
sIhtuntcd them the pronptness with which they
os attenutd The call and the orderly conduct which
au usboea Their demeanor throughout the day. After
sNng hei statement II the origin Of the difficulty be-
wen Ine employer and employed. and the reduction
u wagee from ten shliinys dny he advised them not
~ 70 rght lhmolyes by doing wrong but keep
in u'c pounus q the law, which alike protected the
poor wei ~ 'bc lch mnn The speaker listened
- WIN mIoh attenuon and concluded His remarks
hmhFt Iud cheers and cries Of We will keep the
lfhte, MT q swackhemer also made n brief speech
IND concluded by stating thst on examination II would
te proved that the parties arrested had mother by hand
or act vifntcd the rights Of any citizen or assaulted
Jingle individual Shortly before scy-a o'clock the
meeting dispersed pcacCablyto their homes
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CoLoNGz kT1oH.--The friends of colonization held
meeting az Pittbg on the evening Or tho 18th inst
when the Rev. r. 1urlcy. for years a ms ionary
IN Liberia addressed the asscmblagc Another meeting
was called fer The next evening.
GROWTH OF WIsCoNsIN.-This thrifty Young
state was first known (as territory 10 the United
stntcs census In 1910 WHEN it had 10000 Inhabitants in
1850 they had swclled TO 200 00 ten fold increase in
ten years Now they do not fan hort Of 400 600 and are
increasing at the rate Of ut least 10000 per annum No
other State in the Union has grown with equal rapdity
TUNNFIING IN VIRGINIA The work on the Blue
Ridge tunnel Va. Is going favoraby The mountaiu
has been penetrated the cast side 800 feet and on the
other 800 feet gang Of s0mcn kept work night
and day The grading of the Central Railroad up TO the
mountain Is progressing rapidly. well the grading
on the other side which Il nearly finished TO Staunton
EMPLOYMENT or BREWER IL THE STATE PGtsoS
brewer, the dciauting teller Of the Suffolk Bank
who is now in the Massachusetts, State prison. is
acting as superintendent Of the stone department
His position Is one not requiring great degree Of
muscularity. His appearance indicates that no is
doing we'll"
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Political Intelligence

GrNERAL soorr DECLINES PCGLic
MrEuNGs.Thc National E1'rEgcnce Of Thursday. snyS
that General Sect has already declined several invita-
tons TO he present NJ public meetings and TINT he viii
&c inc all such invitations touching tho Presidential
This Of course includes the invitation TO ut
Tend the propocd celebration Of the anniversary Of the
battle 81 Lundy's Lane.
Waic RtrtrIosTtoy MEETING ~ VicEsrURc Ntss -
Tho wings If Viclrsburg M-s met Of tho Court House
quare few days siuce FOR the purpose of atying the
nominations Of the Wing National Convention Tbos. A.
NarsEal presided. Addresses made by Hon W. A.
Lake, ". g. Smedcs, and j. Byncs Bcsoluti0ns were
adopted ratilyng the nomination II Scott aud Graham
soorr CoNyESrIoS GroBGn The friends Of Cen
Scott in Georgia going In hold State contention al
Macon on the 18th q August next.
Vino RiTTIchrIoS NETTING GEvrsEE CoUS1T--
Tie wings q Ccncseo county held Scott and Graham
ratification meeting on the 10th inst.
DrMoCrAyfc RATIFICATION NCrIrso ~ CHc,eo IA
grand Pierce and King ratification meeting held al
Chicago the evening Of the 10th inst. Judge Wilson
w, VI Stclyncy. Hayes, Mr.. Wentworth, and Judge
PaTSUn were the speakers.
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Died,

On Tuesday afternoon july ls. PrrrR JAMES, son of
Joseph Piggot. IN the 2lst year OF his age
is friends, and the friends Of the family respect-
fully invited to attend his funeral the residence Of
his father 81 East Broadway. this afternoon, at 4
O'Clock Without further notice.
Thursday morning July 10 after lingering illness
of consumption WILLIAM L. PunpY, builder, in the saith
yprr Of bis age.
The funeral service will take place at his late residence
Fortieth ,treet between Second and Third avenues,
this morning, at hafpast o'clock. His remains will
be taken TO lightsown New jersey, for intcrment His
relatives and friends respectfully invited to attend
In Brooklyn. on Thursday July IS RosrrrA, wife of
Thaddeus ii Walsh, and daughter Of John X. Marsh,
aged rs years Also, the same morning SARAH c. r.
MARSH. daughter OF John X Marsh, sged 70 years
The relatives and friends Of the families are RESPECTFULLY
invited attend their Funerals from Seventh Pres
byterian Church (Rev Dr. Hatfelds) of Boerum
and Ridge streets this afternoon Mt O'clock without
further invitation
On Thursday morning, July TO- ELIZABETH ANN RAN
DELL. daughter of Jacob and Martha Randcl aged
The friends of the family respectfully invited
tend her funeral this afternoon at o'clock from the
residence OF her parents 1872 roome street Her remains
will he taken to Greenwood Cemetery for intcrment.
baltimore SIN please copy
On Wednesday. July IA suddenly of congestion of the
brain, PERARD s. BoYsF, OF the city Of New York
His friends and acquanances respectfully invited
to attend his funeral this afternoon. mt O'Clock. from
his late residence No Harrison street without further
notice Ills remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery
for intciment.
On Wedrcsday evening July H. of cholera intantum,
DoRorHy NJ, daughter OF DERRICK and Hannah Bultman,
ugtd IL mcnths and rs days.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend her funeral this O'Clock
from the residence OF her parents 20 Thompson street.
corner of Grand.
On Thursday July Is, of consumption, JAMES H.
GREENFIELD. III the 41th year OF his age.
Ills relatives ind friends invited to attend his fu
neral from his late residence, 100 West Seventeenth
street. this afternoon, Mt o'clock
The remains of Mrs. ELIZA MITCHELL having arrived
from New Orleans the funeral services will be held in st.
patrick's Cathedral tomorrow morning at 0 o'clock
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend.
On Thursday. July Is Dawn LrSsLy Invr, son of Dr.
William J. S. S. Van Zandt, eyed months and l6 days
The relatives and friends invited to attend his fu
neral from his fathers residence 20 Third avenue this
afternoon at half past O'Clock
On Sunday evening July H. at Dundaf, Pennsylva-
mia whore he was visit with his mother Anne Gal
breiih. ALFRED NICuoI SON. Of New York
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Br shr Sir Richard Jackson. ~ days from Cientuegos.
Lara Carolina, from Charleston.


AftCtETT Irutust ERftf
BrAoilY BRAN. Juno zs-oG Bremcrhaven, Hilkon from
Baltimore fer AmEtfrdbm.
euIa5. WtpeTe EoT,csgi. '''''' 'O'"' ~
BsATr June 2l--Arg Louise Ma,ic, Wcncfe, Pila-
EARcn.oSA, June liArr Flora Mari.tauy. aud Adrian
nHuToIs July Arr Mountain lass, Thompson, VIII
lsAt4sris. June &s--sld Kodar, ressendea, Boston;
Bo.I,ivx. Jpse 1sla from s,e Roaas Flora, Peter
CoNsrAN4iNoILE, prey ~ JuEe l7Arr Nautilus, Rowe
cAGnrr IIuhe 2a,sld Iowa, DlaIc. EiorA Soth, Eliza
Croae1Itg, June issid Julia, wnson, Boston.
Cows. July Arr Hermann 81 Higgins, NYork, and
DrAI, Jry Arr Watan, Mason, London, FOR NYork
s. rete,styrg hqus Newell. Havana FOR do, vet'ri.
ntcrE and Irimns, swondelia from EYork for do. Cid
FALnorrI, June sOArr Sierra Nevada. Foster Matsn-
sa @ Mitchell do ono sangs . k,o Jsnero'
20 July Tuscany, Mayo from Monteyideo Tor HULL sup
sS Ts naS spf NS seo nor
l'@hs ca l9h Ele2 Perkins pl,aen, XAPorica
nhsnuRG. june z-sld Jeanette s. Bertha, Rolling.
BhvSr June sO--Arr John Holland Wilson, and zenobia.
h,r Nqscs.s SD ss SPLENDID H.s EYGT Sa
" co1e NY9rGi Jgly Nov YORK, nall nyork
the Bttm big America, from Batimore) Soth, Martin
IIyrpPooi, june 29Arr Roetavay, Proble, Norloanu;
9th EouDtaineer Robneoni Cha Saunders Spence. and
Etf S@S 81 sss Mes SSs sn
Portland orrs Apslscticola Thetis Allen, Savannah;
Mary HAN EOllbe and Bonianin Adams, Drumm0nd Bal
lin ore daily Gipsey Rolnson, California; Kimball.
" ebster, NOresnB; Ashburton. NJ Williams fYork Mus
kigEum Lancaster NnninRtoni Avon. johnson, Mobile;
ztcth Iogrcseler, Wilmington; "a Achilles, Morris. aud
cid out 10Th, senator Watson, San Francisco Under.
e,itr, siipley and Active, Luce, EYorE Both, Raiah
Icpts DO, MnyRowor cruokor, Philadelphia, July l. San
Winter Joseph Walker, Ho1ie; Idela Dixon, and
Contribution, Erctton NYork,
duly .. Senator, Watson, San Francisco
Tnto for dg Goth Scotia Mcrril Baltimore; Franchise
Robu son Charleston; Now World Kniebt, aud Jessore
0bb NYork; July l. Forest King Hawthorn, and Van
.rard. N0rtcr, o.; John Dunlap MerrimAu, Portland
IoNp0N Jnr s0-Jntd inward Nora Cfoid phiadeIphis
July Roscoe, By ne Calcutta Eurheria, Ionsoy, do
Ambassador Iutapm, Akyab,
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Ga Soths wasAa. MASON. NYork via Newport; yusy I.
American Congress. Williams. d.
Entd out 9th Given, 0ivcn. Shsnghae; Hsidee,
Sorie SstrutSa Wth. Tasket, Snow. Bostca
Adv July Northwn berisce Lord for EYort 9Th; York
tow1s bradish DO 10Th; ptou. Tnk~r
Illus Grnnel Fletcher do 18th: Joshua Bates
for Borg Kong ind Canton l5sh Given Given shans
hAe. 18th
port July Actress Murphy for Boston, Louisa Bliss,
Creithton do. -
MARsEILLEs June Esd John Cooley Smith NYork
NEssNA June l5Arr Corte,is Hanafnrd Trienta; 2ist
Harriet Jane, Williams Palermo. Sid 18th, Oliver SUM
Boston.
ErwroRr, June N-ATr Savannah. Stuart, London and
Princess. Lovet. Gloucester both for NYork cd alth
NorthuD berand. Cox NYork Sid 10Th South Es Soft
ley Wilmi' gton.
PoRTsmouTH June 29-Sld Eevonshire. Hovcy. from
QuHENsTowN. June 2o-Arr wabash Barnes, Msuritius
(eee Miscel)
RoTrxRDhm, June 2s--CId N Boyntor smalIey NYork.
SHIELDS July 30 Sid Emblem Philadelphia July l. Ro-
nance Atkinson. Port and.
STOCKHOLM, June l9Cd Silas Leonard Bssset. North
America.
LIVERPOOL June S0The Henry Gardner. for SFraneis.
has PINT back. leaky 10 the port how
July 1.-The SarAn To~er for Vera Cruz has put back
with loss OF fore cabeRd stsneheons bull
warks &c having been contact with ship upoosed to he
the Th"mss from Charleston early yesterday morning of
the DowDshesd.
CoRuNNA Juno O. The hull of darelct bark. marked
the stern 'Prov-, on the spRra ". 7. ANA
Of them 15it timber laden (m ahosany and cedari piae
built, and surpo ed be shore
Cofa Beach south Of Cape Pior about three mi from
Ferrou, June 19. and has gene to pieces