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THE BRITISH PERIODICALS AND THE
NJ FARMER,S~flIIIDE. -

The BRITISH PERIODICALS AND THE
FARMERS~GUIDE.
7 EoNARD SCOTT & Co., NO. 81 Gold atr.sf
~ ,Ntto York, continue to publish the four lead
ing British Quarterly Reviews and Blackwood'
magazine; IN addition to which they have regent
~ commenced the publication of valuable Agri-
cultural work, called the
" FARMER S GUIDE TO ScrENrrrIc ANb PeAcr,cA,
AGRICULTURE"
ny Henry STEPHENS, F. R. s., OF Edinburgh, au-
thor OF the Book Of The Farm, &C. &c I: assisted
by JOHN I. NoRToN, MA. New Haven, Professor
OF Scientific Agriculture in Yale College, &c, &c
/, 1his nightly valuable work will comprise two
large royal octave volumes, containing over l. 400
pages, with 10 or 20 splendid steel engravings,
anu anu more than 600 engravngs on wood, in the
highest style of the art illustrating almost every
implement of husbandry now in use by the best
farmers, the best methods Of ploughing, planting,
hayng, harvesting, &C., &C., the various domes.
TIC animals in their highest perfection; in short
the pictorial feature of the book is unique, and
VIII render 1t of incalcuable value to the studen
of agriculture.
The work is being published in semimonthly
numbers of "a pages each, exclusive of the Stee
engravlngs, and is sold at 25 cents each, or AS foI
the entire work In numbers, ofwhich there will b.
| at least twenty-five. ~
The British Periodicals re-pubished are as fol
| lows, viz
The LONDON Quarterly REVIEW (Conseryatve)
HE EDINBuReH REVIEW (Whig),
HE NORTH BRIrIsH REVIEW Gree Church),
HE WESTMINSTER Review (Liberal.)
| BLAcKwooD's EDINBURGH MAGAZINE (Tory)
Although these works are distinguished by tn,
political shades above indicated, yet but small
portion their contents is devoted to political sb
Jects IL IS their literary character which gives
them their chief value, and in that they stand con
fessedy far above all other journals ofheir class
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF THE STATE OF
SOUTH CAROLINA.

MEDICAL COLLEGE OF THE STATE OF
SOUTH CAROLINA.
VNHE Annual COURSE OF LECTURES in this
Institution will commence on the first .Monda,
in November next, on the following branches:
Anatomy, by J. Holhrook, M. ID.
Institutes and Practice of Medicine, by S Hen
ry Dickson, M. ID.
Surgery, by E. Geddings, M. d.
Physiology, by James Moultre, M. ID.
: Matere Medlca, by Henry X. Frost, M. u.
Obstetrics, by Thos G.. Prioioau, NJ. d.
Chemistry, by G. U. Shepard, NJ. ID.
Demonstrators Of Ans'omy, ST. Julian Ravenel,
M ID.
DR.. ID. ]. Cain, Physician to the Marine Hoo
pital and Clinical Instructor. Lectures twice a
week on the Diseases Of thut Institution.
DIR. E. B. Flagg, Physician TO the Aims House
Lectures twice week on Diseases.
Demonstrative Instruction in Medicine and Sur
gerry at the College Hospital.
HENRY r FROST, NJ. D., Dean.
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YNHE SUBSCRIBERS, Direct Importers Of all
u WOODEN GOODS, have just received per
Ships, "Guinare," Orion" and "Somenset, /"
from Liverpool, their fall supply Of PLAINS,
KERSEYS, WHITE and CoLORED BLANK
ETS, WHITE, RED, BLUE and GREEN
FLANNEL BLANKETING, Guernsey Shirts,
Kilmarnock Caps, Scotch Bonuets, &C., &C., ex-
pressly suitedto our Southern Planters trade, and
to inspection Of which, they confidently in
vite all who visit the Charleston Market.
G. & T.. L. KERRISON 81 CO.,
300 King ST., northwest cor. King & Market SITS.
Charleston, Sept g.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK ......July p


Steamship ANA, Ludlow. Savannah, s L. Michl na.os
Berry Charleston Sp,hord Teston Coz Roanoke Pnsh Nor
folk, &c, Ludlam Peasants. -,
Ships-John Stewart. Ferris Liverpool J. j. stewart haf
marco Taylor Liverpool T. RICHARDSON Eudoca (Br) Robert
son, John, ~ b. j. Pckard Osweso Williams Ne"Orean,
Frost Hcss Rapid tPuss.) Brookelmann, Doboy lsanl
Schmidt g. Balchen.
Ba-Coperncous, lHamb) Meyer Hambursh, Schmidt Bal
chen John Bird Ulmer TURKS lfand Nesmh sons 1r Foh
Seifen Meek KOr, ST. John, n Pope Co; d. s. "osi
ell Hartman Pbsdelpha X. T. Buck Coz John Murray,
Knapp, Boston, Perkins Delano.
Bes-stephen Yours Gray Philadelphia, Casean, Ponyer
Co BLOW tBr) stephens Windsor n s. j. S. Whiney Co..
p J Behncl Neck Behnch, Newcastle Schmidt Bachen
Cees Pruss) Steenorh Esneur, Schmidt Bahen Recnrso
segundo Gs, Montegeo AGure Galway Nantske Nelso.
Ahica NJ NJ Freeman Co.. 81 Heirus Frrn D. hatlnL r.
Gas,r Co.; - (Br Hutchinson, Prince Edward Island, K T.
Buck Huuiress, Nicholson, Wallace, ~ D.. A. G. Benson
schooners-E 5 Powell. Watts WImns'Qn SPo"elj Nm
Burk Wa,sou Richmond C. II. Pierson Rebecca Gould Phla
depla Jas Hand Coane, (Br Hsss HaIbor Island. G. j.
Miller Co.; Eliza (Br) NcRae. ST. Johu n. b. j. : DeaeI
Elizabeth SAWYER S. MARKS, Brode Peis Adele Ackery,
Wmreou \. C.. Husssy fray Margaret Ann, Bursrs',
Elizabeth CITY ~ c. MASTER Mary jane Bentley Norfolk Sur
Chairman Co.; Empire Ryder, AsAandua strses Clear
Co, Michigan, B--o Baltimore, johnson Ionien; o
er Parker Boston. T. a W Hernck }. Cooley Co Ryder
Boston, Atkins Il Col Nolrot Beers Boston, Daytsn *
sprssue susan, GRAHAM. Portland s. w. Lewis.
Steamer Black Diamond Stevenson Philadelphia, j. ~ b5gs
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Passengers Sailed

In ean,hp Atlantic r LireT0oL-M and Mrs. Labaat and
Orleans A. hack tosh, T. Jenny, Iunldat
Al eMsyne, n Y D. Kennedy s. Pnmro-s New 1orkj X T.
Wool Manila n Hssins, Ala X. Hat hson y T., Deans
nbey New Haven; J. T. Bradbury, y y stuart Mss
A stuart ENGLAND; d. Mcneil, Noble; Rbt Thalon Scotandj
= scCauIsy L. s y; Mrs r. G McCauey and Master heCau
lev p s.lpiai A. Roo'h u S. Tnos K Cummings Boston,
r. H. Rober Phiade pha H. A. Rathbone, New Orleans MI
Ir En,and j. A. Bead, bearer of dispatches 10 the Court
a. So Lane OF New cleans; Jas Horh, New orleans Cha
Pirecofp Eng Dr. J. b. Tut anil aty, Philadelphia Ia9
Iobman New York J. Taylor Mrs j. A. Taylor aud Mise lay
lcy Of York FLORIDA; g. H. Ialnacge New
Yo,s. J C. Kuhn, Texas; Mrs.. b. locke aud Miss Ne"
YorE Miss A. Mers, New York D. A. ftzhush and w A.
Fzf Mrs j. Iah'rnbIrg, cifen and servant, View lofki
Geo IS smith yrgna: two Misses Smith, Do. Dr. T. G0tiu
France Theo Christ, Masode Zamoa Havana Jan
Pesya Mosna Cuba John Baus kentuoly PauJmse, Dr.
Leon Ping Gepi ami H. L-mane. New Orleans; M Capt
rquhar daughter Of United states Mr. ana Mrs w p Con
Sandusky CITY John DAVIS John Adams Bldarou.
Mr. MTs Ihos Lelar o. New ORLEANS; Mr. st Mrs Maxwell
and child TO- Mr. Mrs McWhan and infant DO Brusson
and Vicente Hernandez, Mazatani HF tagis
C. Mr. Andouy Nsbile Nn. stroJsn ENGLAND Geo aud IN
Andrew Havana Mr. Boid France; H. 5. Garrett Esq., eH'
trsordnafy bearer OF Dispatches &C., &c. Of Baumore Mss
Garrett; Baltimore; {. Warren. Lemuel Son New fsrk
Mr. Moet France Joshua Watson Dublin Coust de Cosoe
CALIFORNIA Mrs ard MISS shh, New York; Z ) Ohey smyr'
ma. J Thomp.on New York; W. :. Mccormick, Chicago
y Muin lady New York Mrs B. Byrne New York SanseI
Soomau New Orleans nomas j. somer- England Thos Wa-
New York Charles VIM Carter England LOUIS samyon, Cnn
Iati John North, Virginia; A. Walker NeEfork Mr. Jackson
New Orleans Cbas whancfe Montreal Marcus Loco Gerna
~ Gustavus Deyoe Hambu Loa CayouH France Mr aace
New Yofk NJ smith CoTker and Dublin Mr Ne
Dotsd New York; Mis-, Holman j. Philips james T. Wilson,
Rev Il Ten Burch Clarke, San Frucco Robert John
sou J. Peter Chatham, Manchester American gold,
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arkst. .cARnru1Lr Rrpo,rr, 20, TIE TRIBUNE.

SATURDAY, July II 1850.
ASHESThe market is better for Pearls; the demand is
mere active at 4ie5 90 Pots are steady at 81 75 the
sales reach $50 bbs
COTTON-The market il very quiet but prices are e.
better 500 bales have CHANGED hands to-day.
FLOUR AND MEAL-Thsre is increased hssviness In
our for Western and Sete Flour the grades
plenty Shippers buy freely The home aud Eastern
demand moderate at the decline Canadian steady and
not plenty the demand is limited. Sales of 1880 b6b at
$4ds4 O6 for and s. 81 for The better grades
OF domestic plenty and very slow Sales and prices
for common to straight State Al dsi IS for common 70
GOOD Ohio aud mixed to fancy Michigan aud Insans and
Is in fair demand at s. 57tgSj So southern FSur is rm
the receipts moderate ard with poor assortment o7r
ing the transactions are not large Sales OF 800 bbs al
s. 57idA 56 for mixed good straight brands Baltimore
Alexandria and Georgetown Rye Flour is quiet and
50 l8ldS3 g. Corn Meal 81 49, as IS for
Jersey end s. So for Brandywine.
GRAlN-Nheat is abundant and the demand IL limited
and prices somewhat nominal There IL considerable
going The sales 600 bush White Maryland
70 arise in twenty days at ~ o. and 500 bush prime
Mixed Canadian at ST. Corn is firm and in fair demand for
the rome trade and the East with little inquiry for
The eceps fair aud the-e isvery little Heated here
The sales 81 600 bush at 57d63c for unsound 63c for
good sound Wes.ern Mixed 6Sc for round Yellow and Csc
White. Osts arc good demand al 4i6f5c Tor Ohio
and Canadian and 450i6c for State. Rye is irregular in
pce the slpply better ard the demand not active Sales
Of 5000 bush a, 7Gsoc for Weston and River.
WHeKY-The market Is dull but prices are unchanged.
Sales OF no bbs at 2c for Ohio and &c for Prison and
Drudge in lots. at PC. time.
PRoVISlONs-Our market for Pork Is bett.r, the de-
snd me ere active 9G The ISe.pa limited Sss' OF G
Sl7 for Prime Beef is in limited supply stock dimu-
ishns rapidly ana prices tend upward Sales Of 100 Dbl. a.
$l5aSl8 for Mess and - as fer old Prime Prime Mess
is nominal at ga SIS Cut Meats less freely offered
and holders finn at 81 d8}c for Shoulders and ~ Oc.
for Hams Dry sailed Sides and prices nominal
at 9l0elc Lard shade better The demand fair.
Sales o. go bbls aud tierces az and kegs ~ &C.
Butter Is very plenty aud pnces are lower sales Of Ono
at 2Gl5c, and Western NsUYork at ljGlec. Cheese
quiet and prices lower Sales at safe.
NAVAL STORES not very active; 900 bbls Rough
Wilmington Turpentine sold al 50 and 700 DO North Coun
ty al s.; loo bbs spirits al S9a58i Within the last
three days 800 bbls Common Resin 'old a. 5'ss 40
for Win nsten and 81 25d$l ~ for North County.
hOLASSES very dull. We know OF only - hhds.
Cuba Muscovsdo at sc ana 900 hhds eisyed at l9c.
HEMP-The demand is moderate; IL 200 bales Manila
sold stl2dl zoo bales American Dew Rotted a! sl7 So
and ~ tuns Russia at $205 ex. ship.
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TIE FIRE AT ALBANY, ON FRIBAr.-

We copy some particulars in relation to the ere men
lsnsd In Telegaphc dispatches on Saturday, from
J7s Albany Ereniag Journal of Saturday;
A few minutes after o'clock Friday evening, WI.
lam BsmbeT Eco the well known and highly respected
CLERK In the office OF the Attorney General went into
che Drug Store of Archibald Mcclure Co. TO purchase
half gallon of alcohol John Rice brother of one OF
the firm, waited upon him, Mr. Bamber holding the lamp
while Rice poured the alcohol into the brought for
while thus engaged the light communicated to the
a,cohol-athough both parties, aware OF the intsm'
Unable character OF the liquid endeavored TO avert
any catastrophe by bringing the light into too close
proximity with II. In moment persons In the neigh.
borhood were startled by explosion which sounded
like the shooting OF large rocket and oy volume OF
bright fame pouring OF the west dosr Of the building
facing State st. which the alcohol being drawn
In an instant atterward, yousg Rice ran out on the
sdewalk, with bright flame encircling bis legs from
his knees down. He seemed bewldered, aud ran down
the street, endesyorlng to exunguish the flames by
brushing them with his hands. He was soon seized,
and the flames extDguished by proper wooden sppi.
ascss de rs In no serious danger, and was compare
lively comfortable this morning
1t was some seconds after Mr. Rice made his escape
before Mr.. Barnber succeeded ln reaching the door
and when he did 90, be presented most awful specta
Gle He was per ect sheet OF flame from his feet 10
the top Of his head The flames could not be smothered
until large piece Of carpet obtained In which he
was enveioped and even ihen-the carpet not encir
cling his hesd-the flames continued 10 burn on his
lace and head, until pail Of water obtained and
dashed upon them IL must have been full minute
from the time OF the explosion before the unfortunate
man was released from the scorching fres which en-.
ciTcled him.
On taking him home and removing his clothes he wa,
found 10 be biistertd from HE toes 20 his hips His
breast and shoulders were also badly burned as were
also bis neck, face and head few minutes past one
O'Clock he died
Nh. Bsmber leaves young widow, who feels deeply
me fearful loss abe has been thus suddenly called upon
.osussn she needs and deserves the sympathy Of all
who can appreciate her position.
In less than minute the entire store seemed to be
hued With perfect sheet Of fame William Rice how.
er one OF the hr succeeded in reaching the count
tngroom from whence he removed some OF the books
nnong his exit from the back part Of the store But
the cellar. '' e's Al
hre ragged with the most intense fury-renderins
Unnecessary Tor Mr. srin ghssi, who was In the third
A. 20 escape IRON the back Of the buidfc by lad
seen, Vhe oil hh hands was burnedin making the de-
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philadelphia News Items.
esmespO,depce Of The n. Y. Tribune
PHILADELPHIA, July 25, 1852.

VI
PHILADELPHIA July 25, 1852
Between and o'clock yesterday
morning, serious FIRE took place in Farmerst, below
Seventh. Before the fire was subdued 1t destroyed
the steam coffee roasting establishment of German &
Co.; the iron foundry of Evans W. Shippen the story
occupied by Mr. Gummey, molding and frame maker
and the roofs and gsrrets of two twosory brick dwell
ings adjoining The total loss is about $1,000 part OF
which IL covered by insurance. During the fire,
occurred between four fire cOmpanies Several of the
rioters were promptly arrested.
In the Court of Common Pleas yester
day Judge Asen decided In favor Of the petition of the
District Of Moysmensing and against the Assignees OF
the Bank Of the United States At the time the bank
made Its assignment, the District OF Recommending was
indebted 10 the institution in the Of 50 800. Upon
this there Is eighteen months interest now due
The District offered certain coupons issued by the Bank
In payment oths interest," which the Asgnees refused
90 receive The Court directed that the coupons should
be received by the Assignees in payment OF the debt
due the Bank.
John Snyder, aged % years, was Instant
" killed yesterday morning. at the sugar refinery,
of Crown and Wiowsts, by falling through hatch
ways, distance of nine stories. He leaves a wife.
John McMonaghan was drowned In the
Delaware at this city on Friday.
Nancy Irvine, aged go years, residing at
Thirteenth and Marketsts, found dead In her bed
yesterday morning.
The weather is truly delightful to- day.
At 4 O'Clock this morning row of brick
houses in Mervinest, Penn District was destroyed by
FIRE.
At the same hour two frame dwellings
and stable ON the Bucks Road destroyed by fire,
sogether with four horses.
All last night the firemen were kept GO
hs and several fights between rival fire companies took
place. man was shot at Tenth and South'sts.
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ArriYed,

Shin Hnioo Miller Calcutta March 49, Sands Head 6th
10 the sth Of May oil the Cape had gales of
the ~ W experienced damage Del on TIE 3O1 March,
April lat s. long, 20 20 E. poke ship scaso, of Boos Free
man. Calcutta for Liverpool saw her asn April 10 s y
S. 90 f. Jolly IS, lat "a long 70 W. spoke bns 6en VIII
SHY Howe, Haye June IL ndse and COG pa,
Fox and parted CO. June a 20. William Thomas,
Bar Theoyann of Thomaston Bornnd Matanzs II days
asses 70 crooy Crocker Co Vessels left before reported
and los passengers, to /. W Burciard
BngMssre (Brl Mcdonald, Pctou Is ds, with coal, TO
sehr P schurbecE DAM Johnson Rio Grande 70 d with
selr Debonnse Br) Loclhart, Windsor n. s., 10 d' with
seSr james BiesEe Smith, Washington n c. i, with naval
.chr Adventure. Prentice, Rondout, FOR New Lonl'n
schr. Palestine. Holt, Kingston for mystic.
schr. Hudson, Church, Kingston for Norwich
sehr. LOUISA, Chase, Boston days
schr susan Chase, Snow. Marbehesd. days.
sebr D: " Dixon, D.a1e, Beve5ly, 3says.
schr Fountain, Buckhn, Roe.land
schr Senate. Robinson, Roetland
schr Onin Carols, (new,l Miller, Roekhnd.
schr. Delaware. Burton R9e.la9d
sehr Warror Ham Rockland days
schr = u Herrck Dexter Rocland days.
sehr. MayfoNer, Ro6i,;on MaG ,6.isL 10 days
schr. Fred Dyer, new Bradman, Bangor, days.
scbr Lebanon, Dnnl water, hibndse' 10 days
schr cotlda, Gilderseeye, Albany for New London
sehr LavInah Jane, Keichum Hondout for NorNca.
schr S :. Buckingham, Leonard, Portland, Coma
schr ~ shaler Lawrence, Portland, Conn
sehr Martha. spoiord, Rocklapd.7 days lime
scLr benjamin Dennson, Rondout for Bo'tsn
sehr Lshioot Gresoy, Rondout for an Eastern por1'
sloop WIN s. Mount, Payne Krns.too for Providence.
sAILED-Steanshps Atlantic West Liverpool; Ahbana, Lud'
low Savannah Marion, Berry, Chareson koan'Ee' farrsh'
Norfolk, &c.
to wa, hoarde By pilot bat Setie inst 800 miles T. OF The
Highlands had mutuy board crew having refused duty
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Al cadI, osh III, User. wesh, fem Aara or Bet,
rsN W, p'o'ion tnd ~sef, tossl nest oth.r. W
st. Domso cay, 18th INST bns f,ar Sous corb- =, s.
A'JseHsl III in... ,eht 5. T. Lea. of Bo.oA q
Alton. I.alad ith inst, brs na,smor,. ws.. sr S..v.
s!t ssy s,J An vessel in
A. - Jaso Oh inst. bis Arsus. K-sss, charlessos
ss,o., lSh ~ big Harre', ksly 70, Ss- r.hn.
of New fefs ia cGhs, Bari'su. spy.sd f,r d. b.
- for Boson sbo1i 10 dsy. Nsfsus M.sury A e,ses
Cantor, J;hn.ss Tor sswrok, 50. Is ssh A.a a ~.
10 Trpird i',h iust bah. Fr,rErs. Gas.. f., c.,
zane dy to "'s tor Boston, Renes FraaIha, r Bo,.s 80
A, DO "a inst ,b1r Jahs Alfred Ballad or New Y,,. T..
York Do. rest DAY buss B,a. Carver Chard II, ~ sss
s,bao sawyer 10 do Swan Yoi. TO- DO Eiis WAT ~ q,
Hartman l.a wimi0son, n c. uae '''"'' Se's&
Arr =, Havana l.h ssi. bss ccas sabe.el, o,.
Csrnhee Cnoiree, soee Area Hssiel, cabaaa. asg -
l6h for New lors-lnh ship John W WHIT. ssv.,r t .s
Pepper Yorl Mar v.rnsy Hovss cahasa. i :. e
Kel. New YORK or Cows'G erg. K. N Chsrfoa L,,,ss
Houdetie CorsisJl6h, BARK Gov Pss Yer. SER,
(befor, saici lNhG brs csr6enss Foss To- ~''sss.
is, Hall WI. TT bsrks Vests, Perry 3o c.ssi.' :. sss,
osava Sargent orhae s. Johs keihr ard EIpf,s. b.
ors' hennsa, car' .Sf HaieIl- d. Ane'buJ ooSsrs.
A, do ish' Sn. JoSn Ds~.on. Bennett 70, B..,o,
So ilih. ,sp HJdrs LINT Fso lth. y DO, Ne. Or, VA
CaFdesas 18Th nst. brg IsO Para YorI.ni 90 49,,
Eh1sbe,h Lsa't GOOdnS Newton. sd l3,G sa,l ya,s,a
SD from Esuma Bahamas. ith .n.t. bra p..7 w,u ,.,
Arr At quebec l7jh u,, steamer Aba,ro.. KearD.,
va BshfsI eth, ship Ferest holsrh Don.hss Ss.y.x
bshs Queen Of The Ocean Parns AMI Jane Watson 6ro.s
Arr. haisx, 18th, buss Am-ucs Hilton. Yea. 49,
Ann, Garry Bosies 10th, sebrs 6lssgos, Mckay Bas.s
Mountain B~ley Sable Island, (asi Cd lesh M E.y
CID le,h trs LADY sale B. niro; eosh; schr Ysuns B-
Bsbn, Bstinoe ;lits, II fence, Locke, HrnnIa. -
Arr at Mmmics, Y. p July l.. brig. Anicsta, Heyu ~
New York ith Hb.a, WEBB Bo'ton. ca lsth sCAf Ds-
Csmpbsl, Boston
Arr Rchi5ucto June as ship Norns sch New Yor, "a
brss Zero, Jobhps Boston 3Oth, ADDISON, Brown, Yf
JOY bark Nornea sund-n Do l2h, bns kesser rsup>
DO ls,h, barb julia Heys Knoop. ith schr sana 49,
Bsssn iofh bark Burlington, Wnche, New Yot ca Jsrc
schr. Traveller GIee'y, for BOs,Os
Arr at Batisr. july o. ship jobs Marshall RObsr-s ~
NewYo
Arr al g. John n B. 10Th Inst srss Urda Hos,enaaA s,u
Boston; 9s,h Mara, Rehbers New.York hiram, Filssas
Bssios.
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DIsasfers.kc,

sH BrsSs,The British schooner Corosst arrived
Boston Saturday from St JONAS, ~ e. brought home the
and OF ship Reciprocity lot cslas Capt yslpsy
Mobile for Liverpool which vessel burnt at june 70
go IS The officers and in the boats Is
hours picked up Eagle aud taken
Peters Mo- with the exception OF those board the COron
who were landed at g. johns Nj There I'll.
ship Recprsy the following offices Boston Alliance, City
hstua England Mutual and Equitable Safety Washington
Eepsne Hope all Of which have EACH aud
other office the amount.
dated Charleston July 49, states that
E % va. sIrssdy Consumed II also say. Oh. has sunk
She had board at the time Of the accident 200 bales oon
arrived Portland from Easport IA tow OF
Forbes, Thursday evening, not Wednesday
b. ZIvosi before reported ashore West QuSd!y has
been OF and taken into Ea.tpoft
prl s. lon 81 W. Crew saved sAd
board Dutch barb Matilda .poasn May live shipped
Eornns MALIT ADSFL, before reported
as missns) bound from San Francpco to Sydney.
reported from Nova Scotia New York;
MUIR Ledses Of Grand Manan early Monday morning. 18th inst
dense &c. Vessel caPszed Was GOT of sad owei into Seal
Hrv 1,e YIsTrc Ill., and from Calais or - GOT ashore o.
Duek Island Grand Monsn llh ios but OF
throwing over part Of scE load and proeeeed on her
las sIDNIr N. W HEsILD, Feb a. The
the total loss Of the bark Austei1 which dismaed
IN yphsou and subsequently abandoned lat % lon loo H.
She bound TO Shanghai from Gsam Part Of s
taken on board the fauna, asd brought to Sydney
scHE MiET WAsEN, nts and sunk BY Roa.oke
nr.d At Nor.oh 18Th, to repair.
FAL June GjThe whaling sehssnsr Antsrtc. ARMED tia
lev dsys snes hay bees contact with the shP A'cdns,
Boston from Csdz with salt Tie schooner had Der lar
beard boats destroyed and down the waters edge fore
sail torn pieces and sustained other damage.
THE A the 18th June when lat 40 %. on 3i0 the
wreck Of the bns nose of Calais before reported water logged,
0eHa, sia1dos with nssss attached aanoPha" os"'Pnt
sst Jbboon siding.
this June a. and Tears entertained safety
nothing has been since heard OF her.