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Intelligence from New Granada.

0ns Of the by the Ohio informs us that the
Provincial Camara in session. and would probably
adopt catire code of law to suit the American
settlers in New Granada.
The has advertise for the constant charter
of steamer to transport troops along the coast and
convey the mails to different points.
The splendid steamer Cortes aixty days from
New York, lying at raboga to sail in few days. full
of passengers. Passengers who from Valparaiso
spoke in the highest terms Of the Cortes and her excel
lent commander, Thomas B. Chopper.
We have received files of the Panama Star and Herald
to the 10th ult. We extract the following items:-
THR ELECTIONS.
We find by the Pondmeo, that the votes for the Pre-
sident of the New Granadian republic as far as ascer
tanned, stand as fellows
Provinces Toer'. oS Gen. u Gen. DIR: Sundries
The Pnnameno winds up with the fonowing:-
President of New Granada!
LoDg live General Thomas Herrara actual and future
Governor Of the important Province Of Panama -
ARRIVALS.
By the British steamer from Valparaiso notice the
arrival of Captain Conneau the originator and superin
tenden of the Electric telegraph between Valparaiso and
Santiago. Captain Conneau is now his way to the
United States.
DEPARTURES
Among the departures from our city, BY the mail
French Dulany of the United States rigate Rarisn,
bearer Of dispatches from the Hon Baie Peyton Minis
ter Penpotentary of the United States at Chile Lieut.
Reid Warden and lady; Captain Brisbane, Superinten.
dent Of the Pacific Steam Navigation Company 81 Tabo:
ga and Edward Flint, Esq, agent of the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company in this city
LATEST DATES FROM AUSTRALIA.
By the British bark Enterprise So days from Port
Philip to Valparaiso have dates the 2Sth July.
This vessel has been sent in ballast for the purpose
0 ( procuring -four and provisions
The mines continue to increase in richness and guam
ty Of gold and urther discoveries making in all
directions
Provisions of all kinds aud high and it
thought that large mpe rtatons would be required to
meet the demand of the present emigration.
MARRIED.
In Panama, Thursday evening. Sept. 2, by the
American Consul Nicholas astian, of Panama to Miss
Selma Matilda QUAINT of Lowell, Mass.
DIED
On board the steamship California the 7th Sept.
George Lush Of Penny vapa aged about SO years. and
tie 9Th, John f. Wallace, Of spoplexy, from New
Bedford eyed about "a years
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pooding to his Wall street movements. handsome
VIVA wse purchased situated at Staten Island for which
ne PAID $4,000, and named 1t "Rose Bank" This place
Comstock Efq Lthographic views this mansion we're
taken ana distributed about the country both and
in Europe inscribed Rose Bank the country seat OF
David A. Comstcck ESQ.
Here at Rose Bank Mr.. Comstock has been living
very ashionaby keeping some fifteen twenty servants
psr OF fast horses and every thing to correspond Mr.
has been left widower three times and about to
enter into the marriage state fourth time, being
gagged to be married in about week from this time TO
nghiy respectable young Lady residing Staten Island
put whether this diculty in the money affairs will tend
TO br,ak OF the match remains % be
Augustus G III. Bowen reft FRED to IN the above
plant has been nearly two years past supplying Com
stock with money until the sum amounted to upwards Of
S2Mou0 This an CUNT is supposed 10 have been Lost in
stocks or sunk in the purchase of paper Issued by house
which failed year or two since which paper turned out
to be worthless.
We learn that Brown, Brothers Co, have through
their attorney placed an attachment Mr. Comstocks
residence at staten Island. which it there is
mortgage Of $40 0o0 Horses carriages and other per-
sona property have kewife been taken charge Of which
altogether it II feared will not reach under any circum
stances S5o,00
II is currently reported in Wall street, that Bowen,
WHEN ked by Of the firm what he had done with the
money replied that he had lent 1t to Comstock they
asked him why he ioaned money TO man without know
ipe biz responsibility. Sc lie replied that Mr. Uomstock
Comstock. end asked him what he had done with the
MONEY. He replied that he had lost it. They asked
him how! To this latter question he did not give any
satisfactory The whole affair Is
and it is believed by well informed parties Wall
street that Brown, Brothers Co will lose in the end
nearly the whole amount The transaction to be
only lender Of money 10 Comstock and the latter
only borrower OF money CALI, from Bowen 1t is
nothing unusual in Wall street to loan money call
only when the call" is not answered it makes it
pleas ant business for the lender. In this inst the
call" II seems has at present. only been answered by
an echo-the substance Is yet to come.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER s, 1852.
Cleared.

L
s sam:RP a F Rrp yp Gs9ssi
ifa p WIN rD N 99aSs nGSn Co.
Ship Geo Patton, stinsOn St John, NIB, w Elwell
Ship W Kent Tlitner, Now Orleans, Nesmith & Sons
Ship Isaac n, Bell Johnson. New Orleans, master
Lark Duchess, Lane, Marsala and Palermo, Barclay
Bark clyde, Baldwin, San Francisco, Shift Bros Co.
Dark AmPhltrte, Ahrens Buenos Ayres via Monteydco
Fnneh Meinchc
Ere Eefa,f sFss1 RsfSf Gsa FiRRS
Bark carmen span Gororao BaTs sSSrs Asur
schr S II Town,eId, Rowland, Havana M NJ Freeman
schr Ann, Murchson. charlottetovn, s Doaloy.
sohr pacotah, Mankin, " lin ngton D 6 Freeman:
ss aSss
asg york S sap o M@Fh March
sSRT 6ha' stIsag Strong Bs%srS MslIeS iGrd
$ssT Si Sss,s S%a ISa Ss5Sn
Arrived.
Steamship Union Adams Gharest9n IS hours with mdse
nd a4ns to ms. Co.
r Hsss ffs ss a rSn S'RS al Alabama for
with ey Of to fG ssT It1S las s'H s
3 a. S?sdS 3 S Ii: river
Slip pR waFsr GR pcTpooi 10 days with mdse
era 40 70 SgSiord Is.tGn Go Sept y lat
from Padepha fer liverpool PACKET snip
Bark Lord Byron (Br) Duncan Glasgow, 81 days. with
udse and % passengers to Edmondston Brothers.
Bark AgEors Shilling Cardiff W, % days, with railroad
iron, to Nesnith * Sons
nsrs hssa lIrsn Ggstayp Bremen 40 days. in ballast
Brig y dutry (of New Haven't, Wright, Ponce PR, Is
days, IN sugar md molasses to Maitland, Phelps Co.
timber, to mater.
Brett, were Co.
sehr Onward of Baltimore), Brown Ponce PR Is days.
err Teha i TatthsS Niece Richmond, 4days.
Schr l. Birdsall, O'Iarc Virginia, 3 days.
schr Miller, Lathrop, Virginia. 3 days.
Scbr 4 simpson, Broadwater, Virginia 3 days.
schr Uousenan, Bush, Virginia. 8 days.
Schr Stockton, Howe Virginia.
scbr Arlpgton, jones' Georgetown, DC o. days
SER $ Lord, Smith, Baltimore, days.
schr Bellows, Locke, Baltimore, days
Sehr Washington. hmea, Philadelphia.
Schr Bconn. Kelley PIovincetown, days.
Sclir Oceoln, Doanc, Frovincctown, . days
Sohr Exit, Kelley, proyincetown 8 days.
Schr Butlor, Iiblets Machins, days.
Steamer Penofsoot, Whitaker, Philadelphia.
Sailed,
Steamships Georgia, Mitchell. Aspinwa Promethous,
6hpIehii,, ssn Juan shiPs Mercury Medora Brown,
wards Antwerp Medemeeh, Hickey New Orleans Genoa,
Kelly do Maria Settle, Rio Janeiro bsrks Virginia Busby
dol Hannah Thornton Congdon. San Francisco Clyde Bald
win, do.
Wind during the day from 10 NV.
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Stockton delivers ct Ban Erauolsco alone IN average

osochson oeuvers ~ pan Eronosco Al0ne "a average
Of ten thousand per day.
As however, except in the cases Of those for
t1nate INDIVIDUALS who are happy enough TO DO
pleased with large families here, greater degree
Of comfort is to be found under the roof Of one
Of our hotels than in what is called keeping house.
The hotels are, to be sure, not of the first order,
end tho society not always Of the best; but these
inconvenience time is rapidly changing and as
. company Is even now forming for constructing
another hotel, Of more than usual size, and with
greater regard for the comfort Of its patrons, we
may hope that competition, that old and valued
friend Of the public, will shortly do its usual work
Notwithstanding the late advent Of the Booths,
Chspmans. and other celebrities in their way, thea-
trca's have, within a few weeks, rather fallen on
the wsne. The Booths are playing in Sacramento
with fsir succe 81; Mrs. Wa.isr and Mr and Mrs.
Baker at the Ade|phi here; Mrs Stark taking .
and the Biscacciaatis, with Geo L0ier, doing 10
do around the country Il is said that Signor Q
not particularly well pleased with the result OF his
tour, will return in tho next steamer
The depletion our pockets have suffered from the
extcrtionaie prices usually charged by the theatres
ia this country, reminds one Of an anecdote told by
q witty gentleman a simijar occasion, oomuieuo.
ing" Ii is said, gentlemen. that the Algernes
are ON our coast; if so. and they land, 1T IS very
probable they will come on shore"
Calling at the steamer Offices to ght find that.
by the California and Winfield Scott about 900
passengers will leave for Panama to. morrow morn
about 81, 400, 600 in gold dust, including tho
amounts in the hands of passengers That will
give US. as a total exported from San Francisco to
the various ports, during the month of August,
ours. HAVANA.
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ARRIVAL OF the CALIFORNIA MAILS.
The Detention Of the Ohio at Norfolk.
The Amount Of Gold Dust on Board.
ADDITIONAL INTELLIGENCE,
Sc, Sc, 30.

We announced yesterday that the steamship
Ohio had put into Norfolk. She sailed from As
pinwall on the 2lst September, at p NJ, and
from Kir gston on the 18th, at 3 p. III. She
experienced a continued succession Of strong
gales, accompanied by tremendous sea, al
most from the time Of leaving Kingston. Part Of
the time the ship was not able to make over four
knots, which has prolonged tho voyage to such an
extent that she has been compelled to put into Nor
folk for a supply of Goals. She was TO have left
that port last night for New York
We are indebted to Mr.. L. W. Hull, the Purser
Of the Ohio, for the following, which was sent to
the New York press by that gentleman by Adams
s Co.'s messenger, Mr.. S. Meade
DEATHS
sept 12-W Nietch ships baker,
22-Iobn BranDagan ships 6reman
% 24-D. Lewis passenger.
24-Charles Mahan, do.
Oct 2--Charles Rogers do.
A heavy robbery was perpetrated on the Ohio, at
Kingston. One of the state rooms was entered by
means of fhlse keys, and 5000 in money, and about
81 900 worth of ewelry, distracted from the trunks
One of the walters being suspected, put in irons
but he asserts his innocence.
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WEdiss sehr. Wye Ayres BuOnos Ayres Flown. oAasa
9, BRlsT6l Oct Arr schr Caroline Hail. PHILADELPHIA
BEyERhY, Sept S-Arr schr e Merriman. Morrna..
fSS% MIA
TaosE. anderson NYork cid kessh nsosssrs IevaSs
:sh, Susan HecSsss ..l
Sn;nors. NYori Cid 9TH sehr SaShss. spsssss.
bANvERs, Oct Arr sehr Charleston, Brown. Phiisdsi
rs Sept s'
s%saJ s x Ga S
Morsaa three Others at harbor. Wind i; wsashsr
th Mh and locks l like rain ,r u.,.u n, no.,o. OF
MsrS bark WSsd CID brig Ne.
nA , s; !. United s.s.::
yerSse Aug Ashland Stone Boston; Louisiana Bars
sSs aSssS $!s1 x me
S p: S%sd g
' I Sss swan AND a brig "
ss psns Isss
wards Boston and days from Cardenss; Ghascs, Hovar
isH Ds
busua vista PhsSsphs Ellen Louisa iha%psos NYorI
Ghsr Ssn, T d9ip
Hunter WIndes: brig kouvitss. Griffin, do,
S for i S
kna, Potter. Baltimore.
NEW BEDFORD, Oct 3-Arr schr Margaret Ann, Haysus,
Albany 4h sehr lily Gibbs NYork; Eliza from supplying
lighthouses
NANTl CKET, Oct lsld schr Jacob Raymond, PhnaAsf-
phia; Teazer Bearse. Albany.
NEWBURYPoKT, Oct Arr schr Orinoco, Phladsl-
phia
yamssa 61a sn st
s' Pn nffnHtpSTEsy phhihAl'y c rr bark c, n.
Ta Rysr S Sea BIRD ORR rSrsn! ser Leo Es.
Boston, Alert, Wass, Cambridge; Direct, Webb. WAma
burg.
PROVIDENCE. Oct Arr schrs John W Bell. Rayaor
Philadelphia; Empire, Johnson Albany via East Green
wich 3d. steamer Osceola Jones, NYork sohrs Hector
Kimbal Rondout Eagle CHM, NYork. Sid schrs Union
Bangs Baltimore Hamlet Hall; Madeira Hartman Louisa
III Endicott, Endcoti Nathl Holmes Godfrey; Shepard
yuma, Smith, Philadelphia; United, Hsllock, Absnyy
sloops Commerce; Tyler Albany Thos Hull, Hull aal
PORTLAND Oct 2-Cld bark Scott, Dyer Hill, savaa.
nah; brig JAS Roach, Smell, Baltimore.
SAVANNAH, Oct Arr ship VIM Porrie lBr). Thonp-
Liverpool brig Pennel Brown Portland Me (jas
20 3d. lon 75 spoke bark Bridge, hence for Bsstsal
schr Bowditch. Mayo Point Petre Quad.
Also bark Maria Morton Buckley NYork; sor AdySat
Gomez, Jacksonville Fla, bound to Phadel phia-put In
O leaky condition.
SALEM, Sept 30--Arr brig A Cunningham, Cunuiny-
ham. Frankfort for Pensacoa; 3d. brig Mary Pierce
Bangor I'D s. schr West Falmouth. Nansemond sid Oct
sehrs Geo Edward and + r Burton, Philadelphia
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ADDITIONAL FROM THE SOUTH PACIFIC
INTERESTING FROM PERU.
EXCITEMENT ABOUT TaE LoBos ISLANDS.


Our full files OF papers anu letters from Valparaiso TO
the I'd ult., have reached Ne by the Ohio
The que on Of the Ias dc Lobos forms the topic Of
conversation OF the day Peru and have
passed IN Congress to defend the property of the repub
lie against any foreign aggression 1t has been resolved
that three steamers Of should be bought aud placed
under the command Of General Deustua to defend their
interests.
The news from The mining districts highly aatter
ing The expectation of silver from Copapo during the
month Of July hsd aseendd 10 43 ac9 marks and during
the first Fix months of the year to 100 CAT marks total
f seven months. 2u43 $40 marks not including about
$4,000 marks Of silver ore
Several miners in Copiapo have collected specimens of
OF the richest to be presented mark OF
TEEN TO Rear Admiral Fairfax Moeby which viii be pre-
sentei 10 him in the 9th of October token of
spec and in gratitude for the services he has rendered
the mining inerest during the late crisis.
The different vessels of ths Flores expedition have been
charmed in Paita he principal leaders Generals Wright
ana Guerra have received notice TO leave the country
and few hundred Americans and Chilenos thrown
entirely en- the charity OF Peru without and with
out employment
General Flores had arrived at Valparaiso and taken up
his residence 10 that city We understand he was
ceiyed with much hospitality
We toic that after Flores refused permission
30 land Csllao The agents of the steamer finding him
completely out of money aud unable pay his to
Valparaiso, declined giving the General free passage;
and the passengers on board the Quito were obliged 10
raise sufficient by subscription to purchase ticket ior
him Rather hard story that, of British berality
We scarcely thought the company would have charged
such Flores for passage, even II he had plenty
OF means 10 pay for II.
1t was proposed TO commence the opening OF the rail
road from Valparaiso to santiago in October next.
The telegraph continued to afford great benefit to the
mercantile communi y.
The road between Concey nd Talcauano has been
surveyed by Allan Campbell and it is reported that the
Shareholders Of the CopaIo railway intend taking the
greater part Of the shares
Emigration from Germany to Valyida is on the in
crease and the steam communication having been re-
established We may within few years call this one OF
best agricultural provinces
line OF omnbuses is about to be established in VAL
paraiso to from the Plaza de la Muncipalidad to
Poianco. The price will be half real and the omni-
buses will stop every half hour in the most frequented
streets in Valparaiso,
Several up for the gold regions of New Hol
land aad understand likely to ill with passengers
The Chilean emigrants to that country will prove useful
members, the greater part having thorough knowledge
o. mining and are sober and industrious laborers.
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Died.

On Monday evening, October l. JESSE LUDLuM, infant
son Of Jesse H. and Maria p. Ludlum.
The friends of the family invited to attend the fu
neral this morning. ten o'clock from the residence of
Fourth avenue
On Tuesday morning October of a short and severe
Illness PATRICK MuLLDowNEY, in the 18th year of his
age.
His friends and acquainances and the members Of the
Second Wsrd Police and the Police Department in gene
Ial respectfully invited to attend his funeral this
teIncon from No q Whitehall street. Of Bridge
street at halt past two o'clock without ther invitation
At Astoria L. L. on Tuesday. October s. of indamma-
on Of the bowels ELIzABETH daughter Of Robert and
Mary Benner, aged Is months.
At NarroVs burg N. Y. Monday, October T. by the
accidental discharge of his gun. NATHANIEL NJ PuRDY of
this city eyed 80.
His friends and those of the family are respectfully
invited TO attend his funeral from the house of his bro
Their David J. Purdy at Astoria, this afternoon at
three o'clock
AT his residence, in Vermont on the morning of Sept
% after short Illness OF dysenery, Mr. JOHN GRAHAM,
At Sept "a 1882 board steamer United States,
few homs from Aspin-a Mr.. VIM. B SwEiTzxR, late
Of Ihilscephia aged Sc.
Mr. S. was returning from California where he had
be sick several weeks with bilious but had par.
tsly recovered Being anxious TO get home he left
early a, ced from fatigue and exhaustion His friends
may leaIn more particulars by addressing his widow at
No II Walker street
Philadelphia ard Pttsburg rapers would confer ia
vor by publishing the above.
On Tuesday October MARGARET. the bel0ved wife Of
john +. Roberts, aged 20 years month and days.
The relatives and friends Of the family requested te
tel the funeral. to morning at ten O'Clock,
from her late residence. No 14l Seventh avenue.
On Tucsday October 8, CATHERINE daughter of John
ii ana bridget Williams. aged year and months
The friends Ct her pare respectfully invited to
attend her funeral which will take place this afternoon
at two o'clock from their residence No 81 Depeyster
street,
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Ctty Intelligence

CHAMBER OF CoAMrncg.-Iht body adjourned ves,ar
day for want OF quorum without the az sn
business. 80
AmERIcAS Cry FAR--The fair Of the American Tn s,i
tute opens this day at nine O'Clock A. NJ The had
weather Of Monday csused delay Of day In OPEN
ing We assured the display will be highly gratifying
10 the n lends Of dom estic industry.
CRY DARKNEss Captain Carpenter, Fifth ward re-
ports that the oil lamps in The lower part Of his district
not lighted at ell Monday night lie also says
that the citizen Of the ward make complaint Of general
neglect regarding the iieb'ing Of the lamps.
AoctDsrTAL DEATH- woman named Mary Craig,
wW run down by wagon upon Monday evening and
ded at bali past four clock yesterday morning from the
elect Of the injuries The notified by As
slstabt csPtAin Cameron Eleventh ward, last evening
.he soSy wm lying a No 3es Eighth street near
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Stock Sales.

PELADETPHrA, Oct. b-(Reportsd by Keen Taylor }
mFvrst Board-Sl 900 Camden and Amboy Railroad So 6s,
e. loo 1000 Reading Railroad ss 70 b. 81 1000 DO 90 80
b6 s 100 do cash 275; 400 do b5 271 2Odo b 27 100
Union Canal l6; a0 do s5wn, 1915 100 do, b5 1914 100 do,
10 III 299 d. b. ss 100 DO - lS 2oc b. is 49, il
Susguehanna Canal Is. AN; Philadelphia Exchange 6o
30 vcksburg Railroad l6 $50 do in lots To- Commercial
Bank 64 80 Manufacturers and Mechanics Bank, 3Z Be
t,seen Bcards4 shares Harrisburg Railroad C&P cash.
s5wn ID 100 S. Isl 200 do b5wn Isl $50 do Isl 200 do, b.
l3 9 do In lots l3 100 Sehuykll Navigation Preferred
road b5 An 100 do s5 An 100 cash 47 1000 do s5wn
~ Second 500 City Water Works; Ss 81 ID
TS Cana S 100 R s RsSOad s5wS ~ 100 Long
ferred in lots, b5 do q; 30 Pennsylvania Railroad
4sss 80 Union Canal 1915 Union Bank, Tennessee So At
ter Rodrd-$2300 Schuylk Navigation 6s 49, b5 So 800
sGhuyhli Navigation I PrefsrTsd b5Mp ~ TO p in lots
b. m 100 do 1915 400 DO 1876 loo Morris Canal b. l6s
30 vicksburg Railroad. b. 10; 90 Reading Railroad NM
Pennsylvania Railroad, 4S4; Grard Bank IA. Market
steady
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Arrved-Bark sylph, Baltimore; Horace, and Lucy Ann
Philadelphia; brge Patriot (Br) Glasgow Susan Dunca
Bucksville Ann Elizabeth Alexandria; Jane Nckorson
White Harriet Newell and Edward. Philadelphia; Grand
TURK do schrs Phillips fredericksburg Compliance
Perth Ambty; Groyeland Baltimore Modford and Mary
PhiladeJha; Mary Edney, Baltimore; Victor Homer 81
las Wright and Mozart, NYorki Corncla, do ADAM Phi
ladelphin
Ceared-Ship John Cumming, NOrloans; bark Prospect
Whining NC brigs Atalaya Dhrien; Candace Balt.
more Pooonoeket Philadelphia sehr II Payson, do.
Scholarships Townsend, Eliza, Warwick; barks Laura
Snow Perthshro, Eeuthera; brgs Yulturc Panama Swan
Nelson, Garland, and M Clayton.
BALrIMoRE, oct6.
Arrived-Bark Antelope, Ris Jsueiro, Aug %.
Ayuvsd-Ship Bengal Newport.
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pAssENGEE L1sT on srEAMER ONO.

Mrs McDougal two children and two servants Misc Rey-
noids Samuel Whiting, Mrs Murray and chi d, Eng
Hamilton, u Paryin II l. Langton. D Anderson, d
Grant, Dansi Johnson: fucker, Rus, Ann Dunn.
4, 1 Losbsrg Baldwin. = fulton Connolly, Durham,
y Sanford S Rendsrster, q stnsee Jacob GSllek
sale G. Holmes, i, Jennings, i Nur'e, Bosane, l.
Drew, Rose, Thomas Cleu Thomas Goan, DR. Rabe. l.
Hyatt Hyatt. Barry Capt Hitler Richardson. S
GIsnlG, 7 cannut Dqf, Zen Bospn / SaxtOn. B. 7.
W Bushman. samuel Oler sherman. Lieutenant Il
Merden and lady. Dimon. Or Il shunarde Mckee
agent Go; Nc Donald. D Gross mail AGENT Capt
T Wb ksiy White Brown T.npson
March Mr. Brun Mr., Taylor Mrs i Taylor and chill
dren, Sheppard Leggett, 4 Barabno, William.
Laushln, P Nortz Cor Cor, ] Rock, D Tompkins D
G Thom SON Copeland, Redfeld, J Forrest p S Dorr
stansliae, GrGeneaf Nshoney Talbot Jones Metre:
Durand, II Peck, II Ryder, Grt, Lon sfellow c
GOODYEAR ! Crawford Green. Hamer, ! NJ Mills
Hoffman: Sinclair. tuition Davis, DR. Turner Julian
de Buy Mrs Laing aud children DR. Broadbelt knaggs
Blaggo, Cayalho, and 10 in the sccrage.
Our thanks are due to Messrs Adams s. Co and
Berford s. Co, the Express lines, and DR.. VIM
Rabe, passenger, for late papers and news DR..
Rabe is one Of the oldest ctizensone of the found
era, Of San Francisco.
The total shipments Of gold dust from San Fran
CISCO by steamers and sailing vessels, from tina LIST
ofJanuary to September eight months-haye been
$29 1876 96j, which is at the rate Of -l3 1891 for
the year.
Mr. William Adee, one of the most influential
citizens Of Stockton, died in that city on the 23d
August
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Married.

On Monday, October 4, by the Rev. Thomas Armitage
Dir EDWIN SLEy to Miss MARY JANE DooLEY all of this
city.
On Tuesday. October s, at the First Presbyterian
Church by Rev. r. w. Dickinson. r. D. McCLELLArp,
Esq Of Jersey City to HELEN eldest daughter Of Tho
mas McCrinden, of Bayou Sara, Louisiana.
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ALMANAC YoRK-THIs
SUN RISES. Q3 MOON ........ IL IL
Sun SETS. ....... - HIGH WATER. eve OF
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PASSENGERS Arrived.

SAvANNAH-Steamship Florida-O Parker Jsha r
Verre Patrick Cody, Miller, Oliver Patterson, Jr
Fleming .s MGGvne Ghss Green lady and
and lady, Miss Mnrdell, Habersham + MoCarthv.
Knight MM A Miller c Anderson, lady and shIA;
enhaugh- lin the storage.
ChARLEsroN-SteamshipU nion-Edwnrd f Blake USA;
Mrs Lessener Miss Ella Blake, Miss Gndsden. W
Gadsden IIollingsworth, Burt Carr, Ii Clavs J
IL Branley, S S Clark-l0 in the steerage.