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FRzDEkIcks BURG, Oct 18th, 1859.
FredcricksburgL Lodge, No. 4 &,
fg'AkE NOTICE. LADIES.-The larges

r3'AkE NOTICE, LADIES.-Ihe largest
rz0.liI1n Of Dress Goods ever offered for
sac In .ly one retail ere in the city.
.NiLIHISER Il BROTHER have opened their
ses. supply # Fal! Goods, recently purchased at
4lr.sy decline Of former prices at New Yora and
p. al MIA auction sales, consisting of LOCO pieces
,'es- .iaods, from the lowest grades at l2t cents
,.a y..d ID the richest designs in all wool French
Eo4>as, imported. Especial no.ice is respectfully
a. u Z. cur shilling Delains, which, in point OF
4uly and Quality, excel any thing offered in this
aa-aet
80 doz Linen Towels, at 81 pr doz Grape
Sa4Uls, Long Shaws, Tnibet and Cashmere
saAwis. Blankets, Cashmsres Sattinets and Twee Is
Also. d large assortment Of Needle Work Goods,
10y chap, consisting of Embroidered Cambria
g isf- swiss and Cambria EdgiDgs and lnsertings,
T. sucing and Lace Wells, very rich. Domestic
Goods. especially Fianneis, we are selling at less
taaa factory prices Give a call and see for your
ssar.5, Al I93 Broad street
nc I--Qt J.NILLHISFR 81 BROTHER.
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PRICE, ONE CENT

enea saemnmy 1 face was bloated. and my eve,
The mother of Raffaelluccio wa, Twin. :;
Capri, and was there when the news csma
back OF her son s fate. In the darkness. of an
October night, the ruined family-the bereaved
mother and her daughters-mounted 10 ,bs;r
house-top, and turning towards the se.
shrieked wildly for her son and brother whom,
it held for them. ""'a1
The voice of woe that then thrilled in NV
ears wi II never be forgotten. never knew ,;lr
then what agony could be, not expressed onlv
Out communicated by the wall ofwonen.
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|ON,--0-
iste rf the
ltal Surge.
a. services
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AEU.INiA CENTRAL kAiLHuAD.-
Huauo andsP Plaster will continue TO be carried
Al sne reduced rates until further notice.
tcI-lm +. III. GILL, Sup't
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1 land CCTTING.-M. u. WHITMAN,
StsucI Cutter, thankful for past fayors, begs TO
IloFfn his irend and the public, that for the pre-
sem Ee can be found at his residence 18th street.
Between Main and FRANKLIN where he will execute
Aly "ofh IA hle Aue with neatness and diipatch.
4-lfD
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FASH

|Is.tEi1up
Us. E-.Ii =
ls,iU 10.
H. nteTA
So
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'aE MOTIFS Or THE UNIT
a STATES BANK. Washington, D. c., will be
ioieeined y ne Al Virginia money
du 2-xn WIN. N TIESLFY.
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TENDEKs AND FIRE IRONs.Ibsns.s n
Z green with brass mouidings' ofo1se s.u s..
sery Fepders suitable for city and country nre
pisces brass head polished and Kitchen FIRE irons
assorted, in prices from so cents TO "a ~.
Also, a good assortment Of polished and brass
e.ia VAN LEW & TAYLOR.
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+ CO.,
q street
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ETAGL AND WINTER DRY GOODS!
lS51.-NEW STAPLE AND FANCY DRY
GOODS STORE IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
Vac. Il. GWAThIN takes pleasure in an
bouncing to the citizens of Richmond ard sur
rounding country, that ne has taken the spacious
NanT~om, NO l67 Main street, opposite The Ex-
&h-uEe Bank, and a few doors below the American
Ao'e', where he has opened new and splendid
stock II staple and Fancy Dry Goods, suit
I'd u The all and Winter Saes either at wholesale
oE retail He has in store Almost every srti Gle
az kep. ia q Dry Goods Store all OF which he
expects % Sell much cheaper than the old prices,
agrvat portion having been purchased at Auction,
Vi s.ace the late decline in great many KINDS of
pnot'i Gods. He respectfully and cordially So
Ac-.s call from all il want Of cheap goods, es-
pee ally the Ladies
rc Sim C. A. GWATKfE.
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N'F 80 this
-t.- sBtlk
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/ O8EkT r. BRUADDUs seers his sergI
a co 10 TIE eiuzens OF Richmond and the public
gusraily hs q general Collector Of Claims. he
P-dGes Himself 10 attend strictly 10 all busness en-
trast'd 10 care Hls Office is ia the rear of Ms
James L. saiisn's Office, Ia Law Building Rich
Lnond, Va mo zen&
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Pnssengers Arrived.

MISUNDERSTANDING sierra Nevadas @ Hesriluss p
s Ronr5 s.fSs S ss,ss Mr.
a1 sEs GG,s GG s.a1 4sSs, and
M Menus y; Wilson Burt Ss1!s,S
nsI Gross. W KENNEDY " Maan coy SS''' Hon "a
sees e boy w. pI%mIlr s.ss
5 Rs' p.s ssS;i, Tes;S f;sS
M,Ssr,s, Cooker, ua CTeessr Hs:Gsca: d G.,m.a.
9 iio;,s. 5 \ Lsissss" B S.sse,i. i ts-%.::
1s wscs pu %is.fsg s M"ssh pic sop
KEITH Ksnney couar Mr. hullost-snd 0s In sAs
no. ship Arss.r E,ssT kYshs and
brook si., Sarah coasP Miss sgs,s E.oGar MSS Mar:
ss.;: .ss II, 81 kid ~ r.:
trsHsoos- Sip Queen of tn. we'sMr' uall's.
ssi;s S,sS..,.: lay,
bach s'.ft serss prsasr Borseimsnn Knsssss
cnASnssTos-shp coinmbis-Miss Bulhlsy. R HOGAN,
LADY. and Mr. austin. lady and WI Hodges,
.ssyArsAE.shg nsrtforSa =, II seger. Nrs yi.dn,
Ms. MI 1877 wsss and .d, D W.:
A aud ohs
Il as ssn nha sfd Mrs. .roweli and Ohd MrsJone
r.RT Az r ?, Glars windsorc Hsims.
nAvAsA-Bark Lyra-Mrs Gordon and child, Mr. scalsy.
RIO JAsEiRo-Bark Martha Ellen Francis Mix, lady.
two daughters.
BrRmupA-BrigP Princess Royal, Messrs Despard. Smith,
Master Harriet and Master Augustus Forbes Davenport
Williamsburg.
TArGirRs JMoroccol Brig Chatsworth Mr. Avello.
kAssAu-Bris Elizabeth Wstts-J Draper, Mrs But
men wochorer and servant and elk gentlemen from tho
wrecked steamer Alabama.
PsNsAcoLA-Btg OTinooo-H Il T0wle, Peabody.
Guider. lady and three clildren.
sAvhNnAH-Rrig Msoon-Mrs Cronston and son.
SAVANNAH Br,e Excc,Mrs Snoll and child Mrs Hughes
and child Dickson, ] Bostick.
BATAeoE DA-Schr Desdemonp-Mr Ven Riper, A Roukt.
Mo.sp Mr. Bevap
Firth
sAouA-Kstch Brothers-John Plante.
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

EDoA y, July %
eruise sthrs Northern Lsht Butler Pbad Bos
ton Caroline Crosby Norfolk for do; Damond, Sweet
land Wnd fresh fromN
Averop Slower Echo Howes and CHESTER Crosby Boston;
bres Cmbros, koIFerholdt, Trinidad Henrietta Sturti
Bray Boston; sohrs Dandy tBrI Prudden Elenshers;
dge NYork Chas Greiner Peterson. Mobile Liberty
Csie Rose Newport; EiisaJsse Garnard Nasd,ora; Sit.
via Egtee,. Hiahee Nantucket; Fawn Day Portsn
Clesrtd--sbp Wyoming Dunevy. Livcrpool bsrhs Della
wsTe. Crcve Boston Averon, Slower. do brgs Foster
Dwell Dc; Edinsurg bartlett do -Four Bro,hers soue
dale Baker Do North Pacific, Hewitt. do JLesming God
frey do Luther Child Baker Boston; Independence H.s
via Rgtee, Rigbee, Nantucket. E'iza Cake Rose
Iors; Eliza jane anrrars. HOlmss's Holes Fawn, Day
Sar SINGAPORE at Boston from Calcutta vas 10 day,
in weatherrg the CAPE Of Good Hope being detained by
yale shirr.d which stove buw axis monkey rail Sc
carried bin ace and started
ar two bolts oas q the deck lad close reesed
ain tOrEp blown away and sustained other damage.
PHILAprLpHiA July 20
GuI, New York eohrs MAJ elan Clond, Sargent do Gao
Carl Nantucket; Mount Vernon, Matthews. westport
t,r; Mary Elizabeth. OBrien, Csisis; O T insersal
Brown, sirg Sing; Adam Trest sprowl Boston Fdelia
sbip Trsnes Geidss New Orleans A' "a'A'ns. -" .'
Cleared Steamship Kepnebec. Clark, NYork; bark
,ysnearels Wilson LssuarAi bIiss Is9ovsr iorke Port
arsn Ssn,qss si;' Sar.llsn ssss saT
Day, Portmcu.ni Globe sears Bottom: Enterprise
td Lynn; clar.ss CLARK Boston; NJ yernon Gng.
Gloucester; George Brown Ingerscl NYo,k; George
Street. sprsa do Mary Elizabeth, Pickup Kingston
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lPEs SrEAMsaIP BURopA-AadiH snsLI

Ter STEAMSHIP HUROPA-AldiEanH.l
RunY BEAD Ply Seuts July i2-Oh. Probus, Weeks
cADlz, June 2s-sld athens w,man, Newburypart.
CALcuaTA. May lS-Arr Angelo. nieholsoa Msurjtius.
sis 2lst. Eagle Fsrrer. London.
dGArd SAN FRAY cisco ana sd 18th.
pussEysss, Juy Don. Austria, Bsrlasd. from Cran
EIsNsEs Jply 9-Pased, John Spear Spear. from crOn
stag for Liverpool.
GinHALrAn July e-Asr Galley, Smith. Narcotics for
noNe KONG. May sAr sisetingay. risle srancy .Nsw,
Ros'us. Mallory, NYorL; State Of Mains Boutelle Nor
MACAO BAY, May 2sArr Came Cook Hollis, Bombay,
IeI p singarose APRIL
m h u & H sossa ana sid h
MANILA Apr! 6-Arr John Wood. Archer. Hong Kong
s1S ~ 81, 9fs !: :s sss
SEN Trar,so and sln l7.a for York Sid iOth Madswss
Apr aCarobus, Lucas oluiu and sid May FOR
BOSTON, l5th Ansustne EesIt Abbott and sid no date
NswronT July i2-sld Princess, Lovest NYofk 18th,
hnwponT, July l5-Arr Ismsrso, Patching, Hull Cor
oreahs SD l2th Princess Losest York; 10Th, Monso
Oponro June % Arr Cpiitord. Lesley, N York.
PonrsMauTn July I5--Passsd hy Elizabeth Deupison.
Carpenter from Rev York for Antwerp and landed pas
RoTTrRrAM, July Io-cld T W Brure Lsndis. N York.
= Nay -ArI holphin sest Penang aud s ga
Isao Watson BIrsiey. York Sid llth. Borderer Bon
In port sIst Raceho,se, Potter. for Hong Kong and
Wbsrpta; Rorkland Wnsor. for Calsutta lzsas Walton
souRAnAyA April I5--Arr Herman v Beokesrath. Csli
fornia. !.
e. s:s sss to % i or I.s5SG ds
STooKHofm July 5-Arr Monterey Nap.clI, Orleans
sHIrrns. Inly - Sid Amazon Rcher,0 ~vork.
Entd out S,h Culioma ocrnisg New York and Cali'sr'
TExAL. July Sid Angelique. Samuel, NYork.
> CALCUTTA June THE Georeiaua williams which old
Hence May for Nauras, was totally dismssted and ies
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oenrez.

sp ayrrf Stevens crane I,nd hF Tapper
R S, Eai.sesh ieaSs Msi..a ea.dsia a' Brother
E,s sss.sst lif1i Esss a.s'''
RTE RTs Rh SassT c. c.
RR,s ssTsp rogers fsrIe% Gs S master.
maren dSssps s:m Ss,E ssa. Sons
Fi5SR Soss
sehr Howard, Kelsey, West ccsst of Africa. Liv-
Scr s' GSTf Mt fan s.Fd
a TS ii hitiShTliis jane. Ss Hand
ss er Clam Rogers u PRiaasIphs James Hand
$1,000 aaS aa fI frSS9ss..
Steamer Michigan, Newhouse, Philadelphia, s. Brsgs
Arrived.
x.h Sierra Neysa Wiser AspiTwaI July %,
nstesmshp Merlin IBrJ, Cope. s. Thomas July % and
WIN faSaP S.sn casas
Iess , snd p .n:s to Lisesn Co
fs ss nS s W. e III
shP Issac Aerton Scars. Norleaar July with mass,
nsrl Li5s otgam,, Hyd.masn Hamburg 40 days with
sss s.;s sssis sssk aIsesss
1Sl s 81 s.ss .sSsS s :Ss
,,.P e s$i.h JSly ,sP! spoke brig S.i
teri, winds the whole pas, AID has bee 10 Of
Bark Martha Ellen tof scituate) Lund Rio Janero 81
days, with $40 bags coffee to II Corning July 23 lat so
49, spoke Br brig Madisco, from Boston for Jsma
BARK fhaes (of Boothbayl Gardner Cenfuegos July H.
with sugsr and molasses, to kesmth Sons.
Barr Clara windsor, Button, Port au Prince II days.
With 200 bags coffee And 10000 pounds logwood TO Becker
B,rk Princ Rads tsieili,n) Palermo cadis 81 days.
Bark Lyrs, Bemis Havana July a. with mdse. to Moses
Brig Ctatsworth (ofBoston), Jordan Palermo Gibraltar
and q days from Tsnser MorreoOI with 100 boxes
r. pc ss 10 hons sp5.Fn i
Tor Quebec July eastern ,dse OF Grand Banks spoke
fishing schr Silver Cloud Of Bueksport with 700 FISH, all
Brig Percy (of warren) Bunker st yaso dc Cuba 20 d.
9Th mese 90 mater July Is lat 90 lon ssoke schr
proviscDs, and supplied them w. D''''A' 'A'''
BIis Wissi@in: ssIe%i Ehlssr Rio ,J.nsre, q day..
Biz Tweed Dr obren. Fic,ou Il Il days. With cc. to
Brs kelus tof steubenl Moore. St Msry's Ca, days.
with $4,000 feet lumber. q s.;.y CO;
Brig Lyra, Cobb, Bucksport. 0 days, with lumber, to
Brig Nora Jordan. Rondout for Gardner, Nc.
scbr Arcade Tot BosoDl Mken, Con sives, July with
os speRe BARK Easbeth Ies,. from usra:nss for
Portsbd The has had very light winds during the
schr W m brown, Hunt from NBedford for Albany Cot
ashore yesteida IIaets Cove Point and had pilot
soSr Golus Stubs Inasus 10 days. with 500 bush
schr DedemorA tBr Sn it'll. Eieuthera, with 800 dozen
scbr Pacific Fsrrov Washington, NC, days, with naval
stores TO BstsHsn Ruddcson
sohr Robert Stockton, HArelton Virginia days. with
ssbr Pond, Edwards, Portland days with mdso to
scir CornelA, Falkland, Boston, days. with ndss TO
Dayton Spraeue.
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tho rnce and he collision which had just occurred
I deemed IL most prudent 10 leave the Armenia,
Though | had tickets for New York. landed at
Kingston with my ladies, who were much alarmed,
and VIC crossed the river to Rhinebeck. in company
with a LADY and her little boy, who had LETT the
Henry Clay OF the same place, and for the same
reason There We waited nearly two hours, until
the cars arrived, and came in them 70 New York;
and when reached the scene of the awful ira
gedy-then at it's greatest hc,ght-we did not re-
greet the course We had pursued Yours. respect
fully, E. NJ. LIvERMoRE.
THE NORTH RIVER BoATMEN.
NEW YORK, July g. 1852.
Mr.. BENNETT -
Sir-Pormit me, through the columns of you
widely circulated ard valuable journal. to correct
statement in your to-dsys issue. Though pro-
badly uDintentcnnl, | presume il might have
tendency to greatly njurc the character oil the
North river bustmen fho statement TO when |
allude Is the one thar (the bostnen) rined
the trunks and even the dead bodies. OF the unior-
tupate passengers &C the Inflated steamer Henry
Clay. Now. l. for he honor OF myself, as well as
for that of NY fellow boatmen enter my protest
against this unfouuded accusation, aud appeal to
you, as a man Of justice, for its contradiction
When YOU learn tbst here we're but two vessels
the George Law aud topsail schooncr-to with.
stand this accusation. you will not blame me for
my remembrance Allow me to add that, had il
not been for the timely assistance and extra eXer-
tons of these two boats, sou might have been
PEELED TO have sdded many more to the list of the
dead OF your already 100 lameutable account To
this fast, msny Of thc passengers saved VIII testify
Hoping You will deal fairly with this matter, |
remain yours, &c.,
a BoArMAs AND AN EYE Witness.
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TO TUE PUBLIC.

We ask at yocr bands sns pension of opinion for
o few days. during ~mch ume wepromiSe 20 satisfy
all reasonable men that tber. was racing between
the Henry Clay ana Armenia, at the time of the
late accident, or on that day, and viii prove an
agreement entered INTO between the owners of the
two boats previous 10 leir starting, that trial Of
speed should be made while running together; and,
furthermore, we viii prove beyond all doubt, thai
tho Clay running at her regular speed, and
faster, and ueiih her the time of the disaster
any previous time durns the day, did the Clay
carry 80 much steam was allowed by her cert,G-
cate, or "a she has canned previously with perfect
safety and that everything doue by both OH
aud crew. thatuen could do. to the lives of
the passengers We would state further, that tue
Henry Clay always carried, aud had Mt the time.
two good boats. of sufficient capacity to carry fifty
p passengers. THoS. CoLLYER.
VIM RADroRD.
j. f. TALLMAN.
nnAA Il o. rll-n
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ysses materials have been saved and taken to Nassau
wreck 10 endsasor to save the engine.
| Spoken.
more July 70 So " plot boat water
1dr,sf Csoy from Calcutta fer Boston, July s. lat
a' l. SCI NO. lon from A''' for
shr Rome, from NYOrk Tor St John, Nd July 90 lat 4S
,sS from c'eut'a fer Liverpool vas 'ssn Ma,
slip she wirg red signal with white diamond, June l6
Rsik Morris Of and from Pliisdepha for Massn1ss.
VI; 4 f &; 't Philadelphia for Port an Prince
od Bar Ja sfyTs al ss 5G% SErri for H'nh'm days
narnT sctrodsg from Rio crands for Salem,
Bark Knight ii d,y, from Portland for Havana July
Park" Isrs,d [eTa.gsesy Hudson) from 81 Jaso for
e blue Letters in the CENTRE wac sns'od July
Absrl steering pair ted black with white stresk and
showing pIvste signal With four White ssd ioGr red hor.
Brig So,mogce, withsm hence for Jacksonville June
BTis France. Jane. steering w. July & Ia. SO so ion7,
Bs Percy, Bunker from st Jaeo for NYork July 5 of
Iri, MoGilyery from St Jaso for NYort July H. IN
big a,msodt from wiminst NC, for curAcoa July
scsr .Msrinds' Tor Nir.nds), from Wilmington, DEL
' ssf1 IS Nas1s 20, f S.rnque July
AsPINwALL, July 12-Stesmer Ohio Schenck for York
ssme COY; bark Volunteer dg steamer Trent, Clark for
pton se1s day. ship Alton: from Work. unInswu
Aux CAVES, July 7-Schrs Plilanthropist Grim, for
Boston days; Sarah Lucy Morse for DO 10 Sid schr
Eoen Herbert johnson, for Boston which
seen aong IL TO kaysguana 20 stop leak)
ALGoA BAY, CGP abt June .o-Ship Argc Crocker from
Manila Tor Boston said to be condemned (see Mie bark
CENFuFoos July 8 Sid barks Sarah aun, Merriman and
Thsles Gardner NYork brig Lconice Bradbury vhlsdel
plis.
In pert bark Potomac, Thompson, for Nvort. g briggs
Capt Tom smsllsy, from Philadelphia VIM NcGilvery.
uobktfp, And Spear Lam pier, from PortlAnd Tor
Phisdeiyhia dsg ESQ reported Neptune Cspp fcr pos
ton do Cuba. Sawyer for NYork Ida, Scotia Coo1 sna
Malvern JMnsp, for Philadelphia idG sohr Msynehw;
rom iorto Rico, Just arr and ordered 70 NV
fever on bosd lost mate and ~. Merrmsp
llth-sid bsrts Sarah Ann (of BrnnswioxL Wrsdhmrx
CARprrA July isBris Marine. piOkcy for Boston, ids'
Carr Tows' CGH. June o--sld brig Canary Gordon
ffrtm Rio Jsneiro) Zanzibar with her org'hsi caso'
DnIuos, Jpv In-ria schr Planet Kenney. NYork
CoNnIyts Juiy 'g-No m vessels In port .,w, =,
Uavar. INV 2I-sbp Orlando, white, Tor n YORK ihs
(vns n,eviousy reported old ithi hrk er,oi cn lot
no Ss bses Meyer. for do do cophdenoe bsocook
X Jnnc PAR steamer Canada LONG Boston 80
~ Nyork Hudson B'Mcn agile, do.
ts.sv. July IC-N smericrn vessels 10 port.
i.nu.ygA JuIy i4-Bart Psez, Wrkins, from Phnsdel
~. lar Porto Csteilo 18Th, eor New Republic Hsxcr,
~ az do NTH; bark Goo Won Oyhoim, Davis sid 18th for
rs. eeIors /" 10 loAa for Phi sde'phis. -
MrssIra July 3-No Am vessel Ia port, Sid lno dste)
bsik Jto Weih. Amss, PbDajeiphis.
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TelegI aphIc Marine Reports.

Arrived Slip Revere Turks Island; barks Gepl Jessup.
Nashua, Elm. Phadelrhis
Brig Calhoun Mary, Cape Haytien llth inst; left schr
|; Knapp Tor NYors. days.
Also arrived hries Chootaw Galveston; Pulaski do via
kYstk; M&J Gilmore, Philadelphia; schr Canton Man
sautils
Clesred-shrs Siam, Canton; Bennington, forlesns;
schr Atkins. Curacao.
CHARLESTON. July %
arrived Bark Clara Bell Boston; schr leopold Don
nell Prcvidence.
18th ArivedBark Jasper, NYOrk big vaadal.s, Cam.
EN-
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Z ELI G X ApUIC.

TIE TaAIH j. j. Sized,
BALTIMORE July 80, 1852.
she death Of Mr. Speed by the catastrophe on board
the steamer Henry Clay has caused great regret here
lie was prominent member of the bar and enjoyed
highly lucrative practice. He took influential part
in the measures for restoring The credit of the State
and was generally recognized able and profound
writer Mr. Speed would have been the next whg can.
ddate for Governor.
p. s.-The body Of Mr.. Speed arrived arrived here
to piQbt
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W recognized Phcebs Ann Jordan. nelcs ef Mr..
ecboopn sker and fourth Elisabeth Mc Aulisy do
nestle servant but at present unemployed living New
York.
q the i've remaining. enc was supposed TO be Mrs
HNi OF Philadelphia, and 20 have been ia company with
Mr. Speed
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WRECKERS.

The Coroner has found it necessary to keep continual
guard over the wreck to preserve and the Remains Of
who hover about evidently intent that object. On
Tburday afternoon tive suspicious looking characters
approached in small boat and when questioned gave
very unsatisfactory accoun. of their object and seered
off, They return in the evening late; but if their pur
pose was plumber 1t defeated by the vigilance of
the Waterman and the authorities Of the county have
expressed their determination protect the property Of
the unfortunate sufferers from pilsge and their remains
from destcration by such rufians and If possible to
nnnish the nttImnt
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MARITIME INTELLIG ENCE

ALMANAC roaK-rHIs DAv.
suh hisss.. ......... % h0or SETS. ...mcrn
Sun salts. IA NICE wArRn. 80
PORT OF NEW YORK. JULY 80. 1872
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Miscellaneous.


STEAMER ALABAMA-obost 900 sacks of oats and the
Ssseis naerias have been saved and taken to Nassau
The captain end part Of tho remain at the
wreck TO endeAyor to save the engine.
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Sshr Hsrris Anp Andrews Calais days. With lumber.
Sehrs Patr Alfred. End 0nario from Rookiand with
se.r ssiher Elias: -. PASSPORT. days. with isth and
seir fIsnt. MeMatto Norfolk. days, with wheat 10
ssir rsr,er Davis. Norfolk. adays. With wheat, TO
ssir supslior Smith. Ellsworth days. with lumber +.
schr Glide. Niok*rson Boston, days bound to Absoy
Sehr " m d Iostr bsher. Virruia 3dsys with ~sod.
sehr Fnker W hate. Norr.is cays, with corn.
SVtr Cbss Smith, Could r. niout tor Gar ger
Scbr Geo Gilman Gates. Ron dout Esst bridge
Srhr Liberty. Miles. Nrefnts. 2 dava with fruit
Schr Nat,lds, Wo".ter L"hoc With plaster and fab.
hchf kdwip A stevens. Dayton. Boston for Albany
Sosr Loris Dyrr. Eng, Reesland, with lice.
srhr Teirers pb. Fish. wn-ctan. with nsiis
sioop l4asc Bordor. Den miBa Fan River.
Ketcl Brcth rs Lovett. ssrus July ".
Below. !.
Ship Ocean EtEe. Liverpool, B tsya
Sbip SPrrb Los,en liverpool
sh.p Paiioss STATE li.err ocl.
Barb Elsatetn Leavett (Of Pcrtiand IL days. from IA
for frvtlsnt.
BBsrk Fame, Cardiff.
Sailed,
shine Jsmes Shepherd ort FIR kntwsrpi Co nrad
Uricr CLARK NstNsa Henry Warren; brig Fairy tPrus
bssefe ~ jaw se Cuba
whs-eunJire' ssi Mer. do supsct, Do, and light.
town. Do, sbylock. Of DO no Up.
Capt Buroch OF brig Random at Sagua who had tho mis-
fortune break bs getting better 18th
AID tsugbt he would 10 able to lavs The oily
sciaps there him. he we'll for
in every rttpeet. All he wants he says health Captsin
Lovets Of ts kete Brothers who this
hospital to bs exceepts csnduoted and shat they take
very great ohre 0 fforegserh
Frrehts 9, Can 20tn MsyTo LoNaon nsMin atty e3
but fer that pert there
Graham sid lsh The tai load
Tor Work at Sl0a Sis for teas Aad SIS fer silks
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CORRECTED LISTS

decomposition was rapidly setting in yesterday NOR
ming on some Ct the bodies retained for the purpose
recognition; and the Coroner, his acting counsel
therefore caused the followed notice to be posted up
the village -
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-12
The Day Case.

This was continued on Saturday last.
The prosecution concluded its testimony with
the examination Of the following additional wit
nesses George Clarke, Captain Goddard, Hiram
Clarke, and the re-examination of Officer Boss
and James A. King.
The following witnesses were examined on the
part Of the defence William III. Thomas, Joseph
Marsoletti, Henry Kuhl, Mary Brewers, Lucinda
Wilson, James Bowen, DR.. f. Howard, James F.
Tucker, Charles B. sengstack, jr., James A.
Conner, and Thomas Mclaughlin.
Without concluding the testimony, the jury
were again placed under care of bailifs, with in
structions as to their comfort and the court all.
iourned until this morning at 10 O'Clock.
Republic.
To-Day p. m.,-The examination for the
defence is still in progress.