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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-24

Arr at Sac Hsrtor Goth Gentleman Cartwright rem Pacific
bone -
Capt ooed shea,n Of the Garsnne Of Bedford
DER date 81 Apr TO- from Rio arrived here
on zee IN OF April III Distress having experienced heavy sale
WIND and sprung leak the I'D and d march, Had 10 throw
9,sooaa ABOUT ~ me water and started shout 200 eo oil 10
htaeH tne chad been pumping With both pumps Is hosrs
n n rec sr Then went searching the lower ao for the
leak Found about sI feet bach OF the first
sean ron the sareosrd had o. oil
.r to worked an nt i've holes the cehs and
last got Al H. and succeeded partly stopping Then smother
COMING on AID ne ship bad trm started o. Ors4d
Throwing overoosrd water and gale the ship aked
about so strokes and she To
called survey the ol but 30 ye, Il Will
have 10 be ecope the whole
aud stove that leaks badly. r]th
nrsi dsy do anything III holidays
ssnsasned 10 Messrs Maxwell Wright Co" m. Gsroane
Honolulu JAIL There upon aud cargo at
New Bedford 70 the Of s75O obws Upon cargo
a the Mutual Marine, $4,000; Union Mutual ssloD; BEDFORD
Comserca sl5o; Pschc ssd upos slim n ths
elOo; beside considerable ofces II Boson
Saled oi rnosnceovs l4h schrs Yosnx Hardy
Atlantic Ocean l6iAesns, Cool De- 18Th btrSs Corvo As
bus OF Orleans, Martin, DO; goth v Buaesisis a. y
10 OF Gardnsrs Island L. Soq.d Caroline Bah
eoek from South Atlantic Of and for Greenpot ann,sy al al sot
uscerstooc, last r-porsd.wth SO 90 VII
Sailed ho Nantucket 0 shr 0nsco Brown Atlantic Ocssn
spoaeaNay H. At 80 lon r. sckr Reazi lof Proyace.o
cesn " --~ "
spoker-Eay ~ m 70 TO- bark Ara, ofpo.,,, 18th ,a
ees sp o., - do slsckfsh do.
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Acreusecr Liverpool NAY Cambria IA sr p.s 81, ga
assr. Sssa 90 Ian Inrnoaniaa Rae DO Isth Western
>sr hno" - DO 1Fh Asa Judkfns sr NJ v-t ga
ser s~eeiser; Nonrsxsns. Bryant snd Rsrsst $50
&C. IL; ysee Ne.s Ihsnss Frsakhr Kas Watts oasard
Wesni Jc9n h@'eacl Ptnan and Rolans gs-~. 10 tsb
eSrncs fldrsdfs 90 iith Hue, Muir 90 Is,h w-.r Pos.
Aen co IAN Jas Wright Chrke Leav s,or.r .r;s
s 6oa.s,cs pss5. "a I.h Wa wiasrI-y -s.sost DO
pruHnond, Dc sist Coonto Harms a. 49, c.1-.s-
ksn, % 2t,h; kcss,h Bel Do jane cosn-ut Dr.sS
patch Europ~ shssksa for Ptllds phz l0 md ss.e
Wet Co isa Cen haynss reEhsha Johs H~arv 11rs.f
sefr, 60 With dspafsh; Fiaes Borlxad CO cs.r AZ H. .
Wineein-fs fsirke6 DO 2sh. ---es feeasA' Ana
s i =. 81 a SAP kpsm .oadas; ws z
49, .nls,a the<ser Ion basron 10 LA Or a. -
ton arr 2lst, 10 had Cor do 's'1S-sf i'oa oos
1sfa an ssrks fr1ensn Frssxaa Or Bos.o, N
rs@f, ocrhan or 90 ~tx ORDERS; Aary K~ssa Tas,.-
~ ~ VILLAINS sr New Yor virorz Se.p - q,
iiFsnt NyaSr hyds hr Bsscn Am-I~ sr a. NJ
szsA, Assssss Arsy New. Iork. $500 S'sAs s's'0n' ,
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DiAaafeI6. &c.

awarded Of
saranac Newport for injuries sustained by that vessel from col
sn with Spanish bark while the Of Havana Tie
Sarabac had pilot on boari.
ELr.prru Warren before reported ashore Apsa
chco be sold auction the 10th for the benefit Of
the Underwriters The damaged remaining in her would be
sold al the time.
HEAD reported Bermuda
and coneured to have belonged steamship Poesdent
supposed be fragment from the ship Senator which put
into Fsyal some time back in distress
srtAHrR FAsxr bound San Francisco from New Orleans with
and which Savannah l5 inst for coal and
and subsequently hbeled too
small steamer OF aad said TO be aacen apperane
The that Savannah Francis
co. that the boar unit for the voyage and that she Old aud
intended she should touch first She used during the
Mexican in the TRANSPORTATION Of men and supplies
the vessel which went ashore the Dr. ship The
Duke bales OF her Of cotton have been SOLD at Nassau
hall o being saved dry.
Bn SIR Tmr DpEr-B.t small poror Of the ion this
the bad weather alter che
Accounts from Nassau the 5h inst that the cotton
had not then been SOLD
ice pat P ESD u esky after being ashore.
wa O proceed 9Th inst. weather permitting.
Rock aud b. Bare ANA MAHA dinlses by
fire which brekc at Gray wharf, Chares.own ed inst The
former $1,000 and the latter s60 Peter Mar
ply killed by falling from the yard OF the B. r.
b. Bank LosD BYRON Boston from Glasgow experienced
heavy weather on the passage AMI sprung " anmast.
semn Turcnsn Taylor before reported ashore Cape Pos
OF cCh inst without damage after throwing some ballast
soHa L. Posi- before reported ashore Gay Head has bsed
and hes the rocls dangerous position About 100 shds
ases and number Of chests Of hs latter damas-s have been
landed Essaws and portion Of her has also been landed
al Holmes Hole.
before reported lie. sazd beach, and prepare
tons making t. launch her.
Bank CuBa Sawyer, before reported arrived Baltimore from
Cennesos ashore the southern eoa. of Cuba the 2h
Of April O'clock night and after tenns BY throwasovsr
dsek load moases aRd Of OF the hold got Of
the 2th and proceeded The C. ack
lightning on,hs 18th which sph the orsto1s mast
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORs.-

= OtIO AID MISsISSIFPI KAILHOAD, EXTFNO-
M nom CINCINNATI to ST. LOUIS Sealed proposals.
VII be received AZ the Offices of the undersigned 10 the cities
Cincinnati and St. Louis until the 18th day Of une ne ~
sor the rscns masonry and bridging of the following por
First From Cincinnati extending ~ miles westerly 10
the intersection Of the Madison and Indianapolis Rsilro
Second-From linoisown. opposite ST. Louis extending
- miles eastery, 70 point rear the town Of Carlyle
Maps and prehies Of the line will be ready for exhi-
oit1on and ell the nece0y information will be gwen Il tho
sbovs cfhces on and after tho 24th last
For the remaining 2l3 Des, proposals win Be- received
nom such parties dere did r the work upon ticir
own exsmlnatons and such information the Engnseas
VII Dc able 70 give the character Of the country bsg ant
tofIn md preliminary surveys IN progress
Coparsnership firms bidding fog ts sbose work viii ros
rys ths full name and Ros.06ce address Of each saef
81 ne tHm- H. g. SEYMOUR co.
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,,s sob us shrs ANas Gregory assi Talbot coisne.
- Iethos sa Cuba sc~e Or osa = pad xs e se =,
r...s a1 W-ts, Sor Kdra se1tsay
A ss % ', wss s es as s sS S ss aaa:s
for % ready Spey fH-on Tor sos'on si ga aH sup
Less .,,s.,p. q nst bah. j. W. ca waoa wl@as
sss c. Bernasa Warren. Haskell or Boston, ID;
g,M.s. s7th M b. .eRr sisch nearly ready
spasah hr from Catalonia arr and finished Dc And SD prev
4, csrases srs cha~onh .endns ssss Of .ssss'
ssrt John weih Ames tim 81 yaso) s, srs Care
Br ABss f Pauero., for Boston; Dr. .ehr Premier for do
Al Rosbsie INST lark A. G. Ill., Curtis: for New York; sns
At Ro,srda sth iass .esr Nara Du;eh for Bc
At London. shp VIM v. Kent Williams. for csrhS to
cardH 7,h inst, bark volan Sears Tor Orleans ready
Glssow III inst, Dr. ships Charlotte Harrison, wiayr, or
New YORK; 18Th haooousfa, skeene for do I'D osrss Nay
sG s fS.. sa r S S - DG,l l BEN New
At GreenOs 7th inst stmr Petrol sampson iof New iors a
cydesdae Dr. Ferguson for Phade ha Srs RaSHde ts~ for
AZ Queenstown 9th inst bark SUMTER Humphreys, for Boston,
SID from Bathurst Africa prev 10Th u, brs Dracc. Ropes
SID from Bissau Africa, 18th a, 'chr. Howard New
Al Rio Jsrero 18Th u sblp. char~. Mallory Pa-t-r r New
for Sam barn. Ea.r Meacom from Cape Good Hope
FRANCIS Watts. Bernee Cor New Orleans Kirkland Cook for New
oal mb INC csra fr Baltimore Aso y e.r, The
tcowiss eresn v-sss. Hnsoo Phen, DSDh.n' and GoaT
to i3h bark cbas oti-n Dousass 6isrd Chase New
fs aasss Wss ss.s s h tops
land ssn francisco; 18Th ship Rebeccs, woe New
Relic si oa pos S days sd 18th u Petrol Fl
Al Ven Cruz 5 inst brig Jcin Williams. for New Orleans
Aux Cages 25th u hrs Florence Tor bsston avs
fo from no ss DO sdy Gong n 0''' Asa'' anu
Al L.snsya st as .hr- Ro-amond from ST. Thomas r Mar
acslo days washnston from Philadelphia for do days
Al Maracabo 5h u sss lrms Warner for pha tdays
A. eaysm r. 9Th INST sshr. Geasvs Nichols, for New YO
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DEMITTANCES to ENGLAND. m
COLDIERS' CLAIMS collected al
- LAND WARRANTS purchased by
r. I. BETS, No. IS WAR;
vTvHE BRUINS WICK CANAL g

ii RAILROAD COMPANY. OF GEORGIA. Offer A.
Bonds for s2ooooo reimburssbls At their odSse No.
Br sdway, on the LIST May. 1881.
each e5 payable st May and let Nov. their said Ca
They secured BY ths first aad only mortgage On ~
property to D. Randolph Martin President Of the Osss
Bank, Trustee, with other names inserted IN sass OH =
The Rrmswick Canal and Railroad Company ws chsrs>6
the State Of Georgia IN 1850 which charter was rsns
State has subscribed and paid $500 tn the STOCK and
Company have expended capital OF ea7Sooo The Gel
which is all but hnsed and the proceeds OF the Bona
10 be applied to the payments for the completion Of lie =
cavsfions and Of the building Of the locks Ct -
terminus of the Canal They will require moasyS
fulfill al their engagements tor perfecns their woks VIA
in active progress and the Canal will DO opened fs m
&c On the ist October next.
extends from the great river OF Georgia the AhamahA e
safe and commodous ocean harbo OF Brunswick whsst -
The Atamaba and s forks the ocmulsee and the Oco.
with their numerous tributaries afford inland seeo
boat nssssn 10, OF over o mule. 90 Macon
a Immense quantities Of this staple, and Of the vss -
plies Of excellent pine lumber which cover portion Of
country waited down these WATERS but preven3o
free the Atlsntc BY the bAs which obsuct =
mouth of the Altamaha in common with all the great Se4k
sn rivers More than 2. century ago the .sssiy q os
the important seaport OF this mint COLONY DO M
the town, the British Parliament approved the ssea
ard recently General Government surveys tsee IL
reports Of Captains Stockton Shebun Clsxon and ose1
iss and 1881 pronounced our only safe and sccep
Dor Is andlocked end affords The best anchorage for fu
closs mp to ths whsrves Of tue town The entrance ~
mile wide between the islands OF ST. Simon and Jekyln
sneary straight with "A feet water in the shalowest n
of the channel
The town OF Brunswick Is situated bnh, 10 10 u ~
above high water amply supplied with pure water aD1u
fresh rven debouche into the harbor the vicinity =
fsei free from the malaria prevalent at tho moutiod
the Southern rivers. Extensive sngeinents beins =
RED ont Tor Ines Of pacsets btwsrn Brunswick sn1 q
Northern cities and doubt thai upon the opsu
of the Canal full tide Of commerce will how throas L.
completing dses feature Known nowhere else II "
Southern States of immense district prsemnently rl
products for foreign and whose wide exendsfh
land thus connected with excellent sort a
saubrious point Of the easiest largest spo
Any further information required be had Of This
DEXTk r. President, Boston IT A. DAVIS Treasurok .
30 Broadway, or of the auctioneer.
The Bonds will be disposed OF at public perpmpu =
at tho Ms chanfs' Exchange at noon, on THURSDAY
Sd Of June, in lots to suit purchasers. They w carry -
eash enethrd let July one-third let isast with ints
ksn day OF sale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-24
To Mariners.

The sa;enest that the Swedish Antelope had discovered
three islands between Lee Choo and Japan laid sows
incorrect they the VI the North Pacific,
published by and se portion ofoue the chari
the Depot de Ia Marine OF 1885, called they
English charts
This the island by Captain socum Of New Bedford
by Captain hchael Of the Nsntauk and afterwards Captain
Gyan OF ship Prebe who all reported discovery be
rug othe French discovery they MI the Enss charts
The TIRES ISLANDS the charts Of seb published 1851
which have been kindly rashed by Mr. Cogwe Aor Ibrsy
Commodore fery) Ohosaa asd Iotm
The charts sm Japanese authorities and
geographical position rec are
called Euka Islands
With the usual oscursy OF the npsns attitudes
and bnsndes the Islands represented being between
Choo and Japsn, 20 dee North which impossible the North
point Of Loo Choo 81 deg nearly aud the Ssuh point OF ksu
tJapan IN 81 des North The stands should have been placed
about 20 dee. which nesx LAG w. RLsHY.
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The Ocean steamers.
Passengers Sailed.

Innoamshp Washngon, for SouhampoH and Bsnenfredcr
Mrs r. Victor George Victor LOUIS Victor Charles
Victor Ms julia Victor Conrad Victor Frederick Victor Jr and
Miss Hucrot Of New York Princess hura and servant
bliss Trpet Florida Samuel Chadwick Esq and lady, OF New
York Charles Rornen A. Feroy OF France j. Baner John
scacte Christensen of California Joseph Tebns, lady and
child Louisville, Ky; p. Wiese and LADY Christian H. koop and
lady Jacob Rentsch OF Dsrmstad Germany W
helm Huess John oeb. Of Jermsny; Joseph Hey
Of Bavaria w. Becker v Mstoyick. D. Lsemand John
wilkins L. Jacouby Of New Yor D. Meiacke Of Augusta Ga H
Reners N York G. yoer of Augusta Ray lond and LADY,
Jean Matter Gerhard Brsne Of California Francis kronsns aud
Henry W. Dckmann lady and child St LOUIS
L. Pieque D. Of France Theodore Creutznach " Vacher
Joseph Beaufort j. r. HoIs Cord Hens OF New York Isaac
Gsrpott Of Prussia william Bruenne Of New YORK Rsinhsrd
Wesseboe, Walter wesseboe Of Brstteborro, Vt George
Boston, Chas Funk, and lady H. L. Grmme and
lady, Chsae and August Grmme Adadert Fskenz and lady,
OF New York Ferdinand He's Heb Brunts OF YORK, John
Josef
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Passengers Arrived.

In aeam,lp Humboldt from Harona--Mr. and Mrs. w Hoa
george Christ o and Servant, Nj Mare cAs. M and Mrs An
dreae and A. Andeae g. Andeas dc Ch,umon Mar
sS Ct 81 f %. m M.r ss W w.rs''
lender Pannett Jols NJ, and Mrs sim,on Ms o.,ar
E. y Lee C. l. Freshman Mr. aud Ms ~ w,te G. Lawrence
John Lord d. Robe g. Hodskn p Dmoni, C. Dmon, Mey
R..s, ,cN,ns H. m..
" Reppker C. ROWAN du Roos.ier Prot, NJ Richard L.
rauSe Antol1se Ssen g. shne,der Mss Mss G.Ses
ontne Porssud Emily Lavsne c. Leder Louise chiboa Ne
lana Drone Madame Dront on, NJ on, Enderl Enierh
Summers Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Reour Mr.. and
Mrs Crucey, Msss Crucsy Miss crucey Mss j. Cracey,
knoedeer Mrs EnsensD children and Mrs Betchne
as chldeu, Mr. and Mrs, Done and children Talgon
spensel G. Mich, A. Ros Mrs Fecbes Miss Fletcher H. Lsatt
W. Edwards W. Edwards Jr, T. Summers c. Summers Pm
Lavezsri f. Muller r. Mct, WssM Miss Leisyre, C. Halser
berosr. Total 1873.
Ter Wood daughter and servant Col Bliss U. Al Ms
Yose Leonard Barsare Fson. lady and Misc &c
nrs Wm Whiting Mrs C. Markee child aud servant; Mrs
Bsnksith con, Mrs. II. Nehner and child Mrs. j. Nc
M a ps o asay ossa aas
DECADE Allen, L. Battalion and lady Frederick Fessa lady sd
Ssss peisser L paschsud T. l. Barreso j. bsynas
tesna, John CLARK, r. n MORRISON, Mo Nsas ia
IN bro Elizabeth Watts from N.uvtas Mccassrty aud
chldres Mfs. Handley and children, Mr. Simpson
III ,hy Bftan'a, from Cariaase"s-M wanns' NJ ha'han
IA BARK fssptsOn from Ravana Edward smithson, j.
IL bark Cuba from Lbon-George Clay, Jr, Ellen Oensn
Mrs. Cathrna Miss Ahmes, Miss Lydia ByPn, OF Lisbon
Jaasr H. ranaone Hartman, = A. ra,srd ysh. Becker
IN org ws'g trSm Nq,:aa a. Po.ps KssSr " .ss
", 4. haura, j. Revs
MINIATURE ALmAHAc......rais DAT.
svn-nsss 3s-Sets.-- Is MoeERisss. IL n
HIGH wArER......rHIs pAv.
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Rece,prs OF Produce. MAY "a.

BY North Rirp Boats2oo56 bbs Flour, 2s5 do Provls-
iona "a DO Whisky l2s0 do PORK ls do. Ashes 557 do
Beef ii bales Wool $40 bush Rye $500 do Wheat, ~ 5
bush Corn and ,7o6 pkga Lard.
75s hesd Cattle casks Ashes 90 bbls PovGons and pkss
Cheese.
Neso- York and Harlem Raaro1d Col head Cows SoS
a. Calves 500 a. sheep 6 70 dressed Hogs 40 do Nut
ton and Beef 81 pkgs Poultry III do Eggs 759 do Butter
Ssdo Sundres % bales Hay, II tans lron do Lumber,
II do TIMBER 81 bbls. Whisky, IL bales Wool, IL pxgs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-24

ZION It ~ iss0e4 III for common and 'eiscs rsnos snr
So IS ss extra sDe ncx zoe = h - oss Nal Is
.s.ss $1,000 small sale Of Psausyiyass a. - IL
There but little waEAr arriving asd Sss are 0d az
t e. Red a which further sales Of 5000 bushels nzvs
been made CoKr steady demand Ind furtass sse' %
NO., 0so h,sbels Southern yellow have been rsde a. "a
csrs. sSsst To Oars there change SUGAR aud MO-
Iassss are COED demand and s.ss o. sas
s;ans WHISKY sells slowly q cents in both hads and
harrth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-24

May q % Double Head Shot Ksys VA. ..s H., osA...,
I'm Philadelphia for New oriean. ~s 4@- S'~-''''
nss rs Ai IS e. On IS a. ship J. C. Humphreys, I'm ~ Yot
tor March 81 for szs Francisco ~'0eAo'' iA W.
npnl ~ al g. lon q, ship Beatrice I'm Fireman for x York
Nay 10. CT fsrsasAs, shp Tsr-l Elot in H,r e~ NV
Nay Is h o. In y 81. barb MARIA Foster fin Ha,a.. Tor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-24
THE MECHANICS and TRADERS
II SAVINGS BANK, No. 49s 0rsnd.st. bstween w

First Vice. President. :. RICHARD NJ HOE -
Second Vice President. ca ANDLERL INGERS0H
Third Vice-Presdent. ALFRED r. CONKLIN A
Secretary. r. HAfGHr
This Institution will open for business On Wednesdy =
18th day Of Nav, 1882 at ocl ck. r. NJ Bank dsys -
days wsdne'dsys Thursdays and Saturdays, ifsa ~
lowed all deposits prior the fst day of JUL, inbe
declared the Sd Monday Of January and july on dsoo
previous the LIST Of January shd July. The ohs
secures to married and minors The sole eousald
THAR deposu
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PHILADELPHIA, May e5-5rrred-steamships City Of Man
chester Leiic Liverpool; Of Georgia Walton Savannah
bark Po.aatian Drnkwa,e Palermo bss Norfolk, Penieton
HALIFAX 81 Tsra;ine Htl kewYork schrs Genrop Moxey,
Penambuco; j. NRkerson Nckers.n, SewYork Haml-t Nick
Provdei Mary Ana Caroline Henderson, Bristol L.
Liberty, Williams New York VIM Lopez, Lake East Greenwich
Mcdonald Nj Ellis York Joseph Turner Ke, Pro.i
dence Kaoolah Grszier Perssco A. w. Leeds Endcntt,
Dshion; A. D. Preston Bacon New York Cahane Collins dol
Mara Theress Cswe dol E. Flowers, Chaplin, Portland Conn
Express Adams Brootyu Kendusksas spsgs New Ysrs Chief
shaiier, do. Invoice, Glover. New. Bedford
2ld-Ckered-slp Louise Mane Brsm.) Wencse, Bremen
hsrk Nashua oserbdge New orleans Chester Tsyr Boston
bnes Portland B Almond ST. Johns ~ B. Wandehr Mooers,
Barbados Taaufise HILL Eastpor; VIM Pit Baxter Boston
schls Frs Haeo waron Provdence Sos Turner, Kelly, sa
Saunders. wimneton C.; Hsy Merhon,
spraer Albany A. W. Leeds, Eodico Pawtucket Chs shaer
Hartford A. Pre6ton Bacon, Portsmouthi Liberty Williams
Roxbury; Express, Adams BrookSn VIM Lopez Lake. East
Greenwich kendskeae Bray Boston, Ivanhoe Clover New Bed
ford /; Star, fckerson. Providence
MACHIAsPoRT May l5-sd brig, Condor Small, New York
OBren, Stuart do schrs Unon Whitman dol Ezs Croker
Boston, 7th, May Flower Robinson New Yorh In pert 18Th.
wind, bns Cuba, Sawyer Cienuegos schr IL Mayhem,
Spencer. Port au Prince.
NEWPORT May 2lArr schrs Virginia, Wright, Fall River for
Phsd; Caroline Robbins. do for New London soops Chase,
Cakes Providence for New York Blackstone Appeby do for dol
Proof Glass Wheeler Fall River for Rondou H. Castof Appsby
New York for Providence.
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Arrived


Stesnsh souihernsr w Foster ChsrsoR 60 hours, with
mdse tosh ,iicston Co On Thursday, c0sh inst
M on hsf,c exchanged sas WITH seamsapJss Adscr, fun
Ns en-, 9 p, quo, 70 NJ ss Ss 4. -.,
n'l I'M Sa,sasenss sno VI g. IN. co
I'M WIN sss 20 oue' in ns' ht ~ s' sn 81 tel IN with
sAe R..siss srii Is,r,.s , osoe e Pm y,
,.ss 20 e. sS T,.,n epn' 40 "'h ncse ssa
- " saw hrfe island Of zee 18th, at Il S. isu. IS,
M r,.s,,ss IN ~ q pa, -, =.
- -. ;. N ''e'yoot % VS. Wiz muse
IN n " ~ r., ~ 1870, se n-sS u 70
$3.50 =, = ~, Ne hasse "sso'a " u.s. win muse sad pas
se ps y ~ :, ~ "ess ~ -.
:" to' sscsspo'' husts havansp2 a. scsar
ma D $780, ~ Sr.sue, Pr, x..a...oa.
ca na nssse ,of ~ cs oat No date, at 30 IS
a. su, an WI A 's"SA' ''e nos'oi Ans ~
es,. aL,.,S.r nv ..A.... p..A.u. - a. -,
ss,r-s,. m. ~. e,,.-,s,.S 49,. s' We o.anay 20
s,e,e bnux,t ,s $40 80 80, =" 'ne p"ssase
BAH Cuba sl~rrccd Isshen q, a. ~,,s 80 ia, p.h.
Osborn - ~ ~ '''''
Rrs Perv fef w.rr.r, Banrk.r Trinidad A. sr. AISLE.
gar 70 master ish al IS 80 lon 7a 81 sroSs bsrt
so,s.f hsnr. ca .,s..eh. ~ ~ 'f'>s '''A i'7ss4a'
Res S,,sso. fef Csr.ss.s p.,J~o. -. Oh. 49, - -
~ p,lLhnrv S..rs-i ~' ~s~ - 49, wan VI
B n Hfren sa,,;.so s- cuA. .r.., q, r,-,..
nr.ne Sa IN rorr,nv Nth hrss ye.,v ~ g. 80
rock Tor Al IRIS fr,,sns,. g., phl.3.l,s,. - ~ --'~
Brs Arso i,si Rsro Genes - a. ~,,a .,rh. ,,s ,.
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NEw-OR,zANs Fnday, May 81, 1852, p M-rhe saies OF
CorToK for the day n bales advance OF faly
lc since receipt the Acas Strict 70 good mid
ding IL quoted at d9c The weeks sales have been 81
co bsles. RICE sells az 81 Is.
CHARLEsTos May 22-The sales OF CorTos to-day foos
up $50 bales at icc the The market closed
firm and with an advancing tendency.
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BOSTON May GAR Helen Jane from 0moa 10th Nh and
Truro inst Corwin, CineDfeges, 5h u,; Mara
Havana, 7 inst Frontier, Hatsnzas, 9Th schs 81 Dorado
Wreath Brilliant Gszee unon, n c. Harris w. Nickerson,
saon John O. Adams Bonita, Roam Rough and Ready Ken
snston, Leader r. Ruson Medos and tnes cohsa sas
Cet all from Philadelphia brig Humboldt from Psnsaco
onion. from Baltimore brss MarIlo. from Aexanira
Palm from Richmond. ard schs Oliver asd ARIEL from Albany
NEW ORLEANS May 6An. ship Levahan slas Green, and
Hermann from lew Yort.
CHARLESTON May 22sh. Col satterb, New fort. CD es
Clement, do; bark Como, Boston
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snd CITY on NASHVILLE (Kentucty) Bomb
Mssma Gilbert johnson, Insurance Building WillsnA,
sasT for sale Two Hundred Thoussnd Dollars Of The "a y
coupons pay able ssm annually In the City o. NswY
The Bonds for 81 900 EACH the principal rsfmbunb
N 1881, IN the City Of New-Yerk
Railroad Company, In payment Of stock mbscrpuoms9
read made by the above Counties snd Cityb sufhy4
vote Of the people, unanimously In the City Of hayWe
and BY heavy msjorifies In the Counties
The Road to which the Bends are issaed dz!yS
miles long and connects the Cities Of Msyills On =
a.. u ss w ssIsssS e. .. .ss A :.ss
The Counties Of Bourbon, vsystts ana mssos, - 4 =
sabstansl The kudtors Report for 1851, szhbin = =
lowing statistics Of wealth and oes ,ssss 49,
Bourbon. ..................eIl,9l,7N u
gaystte ........"......... la75s1ss ~
The above Counties are entirely cut Of debt, esey1
their recent Railroad subscriptions amounting = U
Tor which they bold equal amount VI Railroad aDek
sSs property 70 the sm n Of 3 scScsc
the Ohio River, In the County Of Mason OF usnsh1
6r me whole northeastern section Of ksniussy - -
the influence ~ the system Of roads eo1veopns -
and forming connections with all the nch centfn CO.
south and north the city must RAPIDLY nss 10 basns u
.lafion and wealth MsyriiIe ewes now debs q ~
p22 600 exclusive Of the tax Tor Railroad puposs 49,
Ssbtedness Is bssed . capital Of t4O 4s52sA -
by the Assessors books which does not give mar - -
The eonsitassasty 81 tho i.sus Il sbsss ssss 49,
affirmed BY the Circuit Court apd Coun Of AppeseS
s o. ksuas wsss s ss sss ss6sSa eaS
brced BY Of msndama and the individual propags
every citizen :abjsc.sd 70 The be payment -
security Of these Bonds and Mr. Clay sdds be tsizge
Tssss thres Counties ere among the nehss by
xendfrx Jeerson they the three dcbest Ina hot -