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Cleared.

Cleared.
Ship WIn Rathbone Spencer Liverpool Everett Brown.
ship Guy Mannering, Freeman, Liverpool Taylor Nor
ship Independence, Gordon London, Grinnel Mnturn
ship Rome, Gross Rio de Loup, Nesmith & Sons.
Bark Industry (Nor), Peterson, st Andrews, Funch
Big san GacOmO (sasd). Dodero. Marseillos Tranca
Bris VIM Clear (Br). Sawyer Harbor Island. Eneas s.
sIis s julia hs EMFey Arey BansoI Buck Co. Co.
sslr CHAMPION, Roberts. Har5or Island. = AeEeriy
sF gsySis 81
Sir AssSlipo. Elliot Mobile Esgls Hazard.
sebr Ashland, Bureh Norfyk. sturres, Chairman Co.
Schr Far Gillett. baltimore. Mailer & Lord.
sttr Fasr, Nj Ter. Bsltimore master.
sehrM NJ Kiotts, Chase, Boston, J Akin. x Co..
sehr abel Story Deyer Provineetown, Foster Ncker-
steansr Vulcan CUMMING Thiasslrhia
sloop Harvest, French, Pro Iidence.
Arrived
VII and As GSss9 5a al
lon II Ill @ i, with s. Europa hsnes
r bark ann HALEY. from GLASGOW fer Nyork; day
supposed t. be Franklin hence for Ha,rc; llh 10 PM
ssae'hip Illinois art.cno, Aspinwsi days IS hours.
via usvafs yith specie and rassensers 70 Roberts
sneS Tor nayaas il rn Of attsas spoke sloSp Il
war Albany from Pensacola fr Boston 18th exchanged
snsIs nlth ship Liizaeeth, and clipper ship showing
hours, win ndte passengers. Ludlam g. Peasants
Bark Drsian (Norj. Erhepburr, n orwav, aud 81 days
aeincie WIN e''i anu 'O' p"'SSns 40 % uA'n
lark Texas Icve Savannah days with cotton, and 20
pa seBgers, to Dunbar L Dinon.
Big Nancy Plaisted Brown Kingston. ny, for Ncwbury
port.
setr Nebraska ashingtoH Key West, Il days. with cot.
salr Connecticut, Tairchid. Newbern NC days. with
sdhr Virginia Hedges Owen, Plymouth, NC days, with
sehr Daeotab, Msnln, Wilmington Nc days, with
Schr Eiyira. lIuinOr, Troy for Providence
solr Ganges. Wiley. Kingston. NY, Tor Boston.
SCI r Rebtcca, Gould. Newport for Rondout.
schr Hetrer Palmer Providence.
Soir Com kearury, Lowell Boston, days.
schr Albany, Baker Boston for Albany.
Sohr v sloott, Beers, Bcstcn, days.
suhr sally Millsr - Orleans or Albany.
Sslt Llltn Eoa@sn. osgood New Bedford. days.
echr Sarah, Perry, New Bedford. days
cdr cdr SsTss t Egi,y Nh Calais lodss
sSfr me iaa aVs9 sSa S Hi1sT II 1 isysv,
Sclr Capt Jol n, Tinker, Tilsworth, 10 days
scbr Henret,s, Haynce. EllswoIth. 10 days
CIR n S sit M SsSr' R5o,Issd days
sclr Mount Hope Post. kocSiaud.
s sf:dr S Ts 6 GinS, oTapa days
Steamer Delaware, seymour, Philadelphia July H. OF
Feedy Island passed steamship State for
Below.
Dr hir Sir Richard Jackson. ~ days from Centuegos.
Lara Carolina, iron Charleston.
Sailed.
ship IpdependeEee Gordon London; bars Maria Theresa
Quetc Charlotte Harrison, Mcintyre, do brig Mary Ell
Hildat sunrise, NJ; It MERRIAM, NNE; at sauscs NNE
Yesterday VAST lively day among the shipping bound ont
from this port There wac fresh breeze from the with
~ Toe ara one m1t count over twenty sail OF vessels
% a sizes beating to which lively
Teo vessels are setting considerably Skinned
past lev osy5-l Alta California, Junc5.
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Brazilian Indemnity.

TREASURY DErARTMENT, July Il, l5j2
Parties interested in the awards Of tho Commits
sioner for distributing the indemnity received from
the BRAZILIAN government, hereby notified hat
the official copy Of said awards has been filed in
this department; and the pro rntG amount due on
ooch award respectively, viii be payable at The
Treasury. in the city OF Washington, to the parties
entitled thereto, TO their duly constituted repre-
sontatiyes, and after the % day Of August next
IL alI eases where the parties may be indebted 20
the nred States, the amount OF such Indebtedness
viii he deducted from the sum due tudor the award,
agrecably to the act of Congress; and payments
"i he suspended in such where adverse claim
ants may have taken the needful legal steps, agree.
ably to the Jaw Of Congress on tho subject.
WM. L. HODGE,,
Acting Secretary OF The Treasury.
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Passengers arrived.

MISUNDERSTANDING ashanti Paul, lady, snd two
odren MIR Smith and lady, Mrs smith, Mrs Norton Miss
nobn Sir Comher lady, three children and nursc Master
Cuubsr Mr. nolgatc and lady, . King Duncan. G
RAJ Br scndoFson, WIN Mckenzie l. Bacho, Mr. Petr.i.
Low, Strange, Mr. sheppard, Mr. Goodm ", Bech Mr.
koeewald Mr. sherry, Garcis Mr Revcrie M Pacheco,
Mr. KoopfeTqr, ID LankemaLn, smith. MIR FalcRo Mr.
lbearor % dos ohcsl Behrcnd Mr. Van BERGEN,
Jr, Davies, Miss Duff DR. w Beech . smith Mr. Wiz
and lady, Burton, Pricket Davies Schensa-
Icr Mr. Hurtton MIR Barbour MIR Kelley Mr. Rsley Jr
Sohen. j Joseph, HoRret T. Mslonoy, Mr. Scott
RICHMOND, &c-Stcamship Ronnofe w Guy, White,
Baldwin, A James, q 4 Mead. T Wheeler, A Win
son and lady statton, Richares, Ritter Mrs aud
Mr Andrews and tso sorvants Atwood, fIudileson,
,wotervants, Prilc g, Ioyy, WlMntop, Marshall,
W Butler cut Wonn and lady, Mrs Moaae daughter
ana servant Mrs Gallagher, uliBer aud lady, II
1eoree, smell, Miss Tully Miss Ryes Rives. Mrs
Dutwiller, Miss Simpon W Major and lady. A ko-
nnerteon y B9era J spear, Clarke, MICS smith.
Miller and three children, Nisai, st3olipg, NJ West
iady ana Two eildron and nurse Calem aud lady aud
uree children, N Daniels and lady, l. Bickfprd q
MIL r Mics Myraft II Culburn. a Davis, Dissosway
nna chd, ard knight and obd, Mrs and Miss Cagan,
dontt, Pratt. q II ROBERTSON and lady and cbiid,
Nnher, Miss LOWS Miss Grifin. MISE FLETCHER Mrs
crane and three ohidren & q Col alto, j Rhoees Fer
ensOn johnson, kr seldom, y q Decatherch q Y
Grant. Mrs sumner, Mrs Booth. Mr. ! Gilbert and two
daughters Miss Cadwin Mics Farnbnm Miss Misc Straus
Mt.t Hivos Mrs Davis and cind. y pisosway and
h,iss 7 Parsons Mrs HARRISON Pla aud otld30 in
The strcraGc.
shyANNAu Earh Texas- Nr Jchu u 8trous, AID two
cliicrcn. w u HictE u CrndNn AID mis-. NJ r1un NiuA
hrmstIonr, Niss & Mcmahon Mrs y 4 apanov aoa child
Mrs sSAaaf aud oio, Mrs soieoF aud two children.
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Personal Iut.IIiy,nec.

complimentary dinner to be given 70 John
Thhber Esq, by the citizens Of New orleanH, the
12ih inst.
hatrsLs AZ the irving IIou-csIrs. 7 Drtleg Eingard
fsmiy Georgia John Frontiis san Francisco; George
d Mathew. III j. b. Consul Charleston s. C.; G. n. Man
ming SIN lTanc co; pr Aiken. u s. A. Col. Joe Wood.
Nashville: T. Courteney st. louis Cpriaa Zecara
Poru w. j. styles. 4. pinwNil L. o. Morris & S. A
AZ the Ame'ican-J. IL Blight, Philadelphia d.
Sergeant GaDamaS; ". J.. 0Iiaro. South Carolina !:
I. Jones, Y. s 81. A.; Mr. Snoigrass, Maine W. Polk,
Delaware NJ Harper. Philadclplia.
10 the Actor C. h'gcr Iludson: II. Eayuor SYRIA
cuse Hon. John Eli, North Carolna J. NJ Roland.
Cartlagera; W 4. smith Charleston; Col Jones' Nir.
oinia Ut. jenkins. &. :. A.; d @ King. China
- the Howard --Dr. 7. l. johnson North Carolina !:
Dr. T. Neal Philadelphia g. II. Hul Cincinnati: j. VI.
McComIs Tcnncssce; j. g. Gore Boston Hon L. Han
Ioler. North CaIolna Q. \. Woolgard. Go.ton.
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s,,nner,ne oncrn,ions on nln,nnnd Roc.

Operations were commenced this afternoon upon
Diamond Reef situated Ia the haIbor of New York be-
tween Governor Island aud the Battery aud six sub
marine charges q ono hundred and wcuty pounds Of
poH der each Cred that rock during slack water
log ide, about ono NJ 10 morrow. (frday lGth) tho
displayed from The boat containing the battery sgna
for commencing tho firing The pilos board the ferry
and other stconboats particularly requested e. give
the rock as wide berth possible while the rod ar Is
lying ar approach during tue ooeratiou cudlpgcrs
the lives OF the Operators IN work q this Mud intend
81 for The good a all we trust may hose that this
Kind Request will lie complied with Persons who arc
ircUf q witnessing The submarine blasting can have
good opportunity b. taking position The Battery.
e shore of Governors Island or on Brooklyn Heights
JMlY IL. 49, n. MIRIAM.
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Removal OF tho Land Office from Green Bay
TO NCnastla. IN NIscOnstn.

Under authority conferred by the second section
If The act Of Congress approved Juue 26, 1884,: en-
titled An act 70 create additional land districts in
the States e Illinois and Missouri and in the terri
tory north az tho State OF Illinois, the land Office
now at Green Bay. in the State Of Wisconsin, will
he removed to tho town Of Monasha. and he opened
,here for business on the first day ofSeptemler next
Given under my hand, ut the city Of Washington,
this iourteenthday Of July, a. D., 1852.
WILLARD FILLMORE.
BY the President: John Wilson, Acting Com
missioner Of the General Land Office
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Stock Sales.

PHILADELPHIA, July l6-(Reported by Barker Brothers
Co. l-Fya board 81 s03 Sohuylk Navigation 81 's2
I0 1000 do 7oi 1900 do, interest on O. 1000 CO. 200
Pennsylvania Or, cap, gi 1000 do, giS; 1000 d., gy6
~ g72; 400 Remington Water Works Gs g7 100
County Is 80 new Oh 5000 Pittsburg Coupon o. l0 dO0
Leig o. g2 eshares Harrisburg kaTnnd a. q schuyl
L Navigation preferred, 20 100 do, rs l6 %, 20; 100
do. 10 q l45 Pebrsy yania hsiroad 40 ~ Lchif Nay
tion, fsz Borcea Bodrds S7 600 Pennsylvania "a %
goo ResdngGs 20 s6 5000 DO - 81 10 sharos schuyk
kavgaton preferred 90 20 Second BoardS 10 90 Read
ing G 70 49, 900 do, cash s6 300 Lehish Interest s2k
1000 SusquebaurG Canal 6s 10 7ls, 5000 Sohuy1ki Ma
ypat0r 6s 'S2 -; ~ shares Pennsylvania RarOad sE
100 Reading Railroad, 3D. M 800 seAuykA Navigation,
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SUsscRRroNs 10 THE WAmiR0rvN MoyunEsr.-Afer
fourteen months Labor in this city and Brooklyn the
agent Of the National Monument TO Washington has
only collected 81 COL &c. The Nsaonsl COMMITTEES cal
costed upon receiving at least $50 city and
had the Inhabitants contributed literally the cit
zens OF Mobile and other places greater than
that might have been raised The following list includes
the names Of all tho New York and Brooklyn contributors
of 500 and INV ard
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FROM PoRro REQ The bark Brothers. which
arrived at this port yesterday, in ten days from
Guayama, reports that the crops at Guyana and
Throughout The island were done for the season
Produce sGs high and scarce Coffee wa selling a.
AI2 tho cwt., sugar from $3 80 70 81 rs the cwt.,
sud molasses nj $40 pr 100 gallons. Heavy rains
bsd sst Ia throughout the eastern part Of the island
- N,tD Haven Cvlvi~, Jpy IL
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Married.

On Sunday July IL, at 81 Marys Church. Brooklyn
by the Rev Father Beacon Mr. PATRcx Dawson. of New
York to Miss MARY WHEALos of the county Of Kildare
Ireland
On Wednesday July Ia. by the Rev DR.. Murray, Eliza
BEETHOVEN New Jersey MIR. WILLIAM BARRY, Of New York
to hrs ESTHER BANTER. of Elizabathtown.
On wednesday evening, July IA, by the Rev Henry
Chase Mr. ISAAC CouRsEN Of this city to Miss ELIZA
BkTH H. daughter of the late Captain Joseph Mead OF
Phiips,own Putnam county, New York.
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ArIved-shp Geo Raypes. liverpool brig George Ellis
Ron out sci Lucy " hite Eyork
CesrodS Ship Clara Wheeler st John NIB. to Ioaa for
LiverPool bark Susan Jane. smyrna; schrs Harvest Viii
phja.
NEw ORLEANS July Q.
Cleared-Sbips Chss Msory, NYork. Ri,hmond Boston;
barbs IiJ 90, kYtrkj John Carver, Boston.
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Important from the South Pacific.
TIE lLObLS LAfLDl1ION-I1s SLOW AND UNCF1tT N
MOVEMENTS.

MOVEMENTS.
From the Pauams Echo July CT
The British steamer Lima arrived here On Sstur-
day morning, from Valparaiso and intermediate
ports. She brings little news Of interest The only
intelligence respecting Florean affairs is that the
Peruvian Ministry has been changed. and that the
present cabinet Is opposed to Flores and will afford
him protection assistance. He is said TO have
$50 men under him.
Valparaiso is said TO be in a most hourishing con-
dition, aud the advces from other quarters are of
trinng importance
Since writing the above, the following letter,
WHICH contains several items Of interest. has been
handed us by the Y. $ Consul, David ~ Corwine,
Esq. IL presents brighter aspect of Flores posi-.
ton than the general Intelligence heretofore fur
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u s. S. PORTSMOUTH, }
AZ miles below Guayaquil,
I,,.. ~ UDee

DEAR Sm-I wrote you on Tho Oh II, .hot NO
SHOULD probably be with you by the 25tb inst since
1hat time matters have taken an aspect moro oIaru
ing TO Guayaquil. The Quickstep has Joined Flores
with number Of troops said to be Americans bow
many is not know here Flores has lately received
a remittance Of $4,000 from Lima, and il seems
probable that Peru will furnish him with more
money and men. The us. Charge at Guayaonil
has protested against our ship leaving this river nj
the present crisis; and Captain Dornn will wait for
further instructions from the Commodore before
sailing for Panama, should Flores continue to hold
his present menacing attitude. This state Of things
cannot last much longer As soon as practicable,
shall sail for Panama, to which port the Captain
and officers are anxious to go
Very truy yours, &c, H. BRIDGE.
j. M. CoHwINE, Esq, Acting u s. Consul, Panama.
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aARITIME INTELLIG GEN Q q.
PORT OF NEW YORK. JULY Is, 1852.

ALMANAC YoRK--rI1s DAY.
Sun Observation-Disclosures. Al MOON RIsEa :. 90
SUN SETS. q HIGH WATER. eve IL
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T ] q II
II N ID ! Q V I
~ ~ "

The ! and w are the initials Of the surveyors,
end w is an abbreviation Of &c ~orshipfui," o
title which was used at that time; and the VIII ole
idea is that tho survey made under the auspices
or during tho administration Of Worshpful Gov
John EndicOtt.
Tho form of the lake ia very irregular--which is
ore of the sources Of its beautiful variety; on tho
western side IL is divided into three large bavs
at the east into three Others and there is ono at the
north. IL is from twenty Eve to thirty miles long
from northwest TO southeast, and varies from one to
hyc miles in breadth. The islands, Of which there
IL one for every day in the year, are, some barren
ord others having farms of from 200 to 500 acres
The principal islands arc Long Island and Cows
Island, in tho east, and Governors Island,
opposite, in the west, Rattlcsnako Island
in the south, and Bear Island in the north.
Long leland is five miles long, and contains .O65
ceres Cows Island, 400 acres Governors Island
400 acres Bears Island, 400 acres Rattlesnake
Island, 800 acres; The last abounds with the rep
tiles from which i tnkos its name. Those Islands
are very beautiful, being all wooded, and the
foliage presenting soness of shade not TO BIO found
elsewhere in American scenery. You sometimes
imagine that the lake is not mile in extent. the
ISLANDS being so numerous, so large, and 80 close
land; then Immediately opens to your view q large
expansive sheet Of wator, studded with the smaller
islets The trees consist of the BIRCH the larch.
the maple, the oak, and the tall pine towering ia
majesty above thom all. The scenery Of Western
New York, as you approach Lake Erie BY the Erie
railroad, is grand beyond description but on the
silver waters and wooded isles Of winncpiseoaee.
ana the chain Of mountains by which IL IL sur.
rounded on every sidc dwells the spirit Of the
beautiful " is q thing Of lovelincss forever"
Leaving the landing atWeirs in tho elegant steam
boat Lady Of the Lake, commanded by Captain w.
waller, who is one of the most obligipg and gen.
t,cmaniy men wc ever met. answering overy aues
,ion, and giving every Information, with true po
itness which your Broadway dandy could never
equal, we proceeded 70 Centre Haibor, situated on
the northern shore Of the lako, and having dropped
Lefeef gers there for the White Mountains and for
the hotel at the village, and taken In others for
Wohbosougb, ve returned W the south or rather
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Gssss. Asoynvs. yos.ssst 90 Of Capt. y. j. ". and
G:sHsd.h pssknas sg1 pears end mouths.
ms:e 20 stsesd tao fuasrsi tbis (ruesdsy) seenssa
e. scsos s. hsiats ,eide.cs, Ne 70 Nassau ssssst
California pspsrs please oopy
y hs.dsy August 30 AL'ss, only daughter Of joseph
The f,s.Ss :" 81 the SsH a De lamp mp
tend The fussr from The r.d noe 81 he fsrhe No 20
wess rhxseenth street. this Tuesday sftsrason at
On saturday night August 49, Gxoner SCHWARTZ aged
% years.
ns iunsr.l win take plsc. thi, ruesa.y) Afternoon.
solssk nom his late residesce oorscr or Avenue
and sixth street His friends and relatives an invited to
attend
Thomas Moran after short and painful iIlusss
Tho rrDds OF tho family requested TO attend her
nor Of Ho,s and Warren ssrests BrcokIvu '"0
On Monday evening August 30. Of dysentery, CArHA-
RISr, daughter OF William and Mary soLoss.
Tho friends aud acquain'anccs Of the fam 1y
pectfuy invited to attend her funeral without farther
noce this rue d.y) afternoon at ss'o,ock, from No.
ON sunday evening, August 80 at IL o'clock of con-
sumption, JAMES BoosE, tobacconst aged 81 years and
Hi. friends and relatives are respectfully invited to at
tend hts funeral at No. 3s8 franklin square, this Tues
day. aftprnaon, at 20olsok
ELrABs,H N. McKERRAoHER. aged IL years aud s
months
her remains taken to Salem, Washington county
o. board tho bark George Henry Of Nov York On the
s4th Of July on bis passage homo from Navy Bay, Of
foyer Capt JAMEs RErrE aged 81 years.
At CsstietoA Staten Island On Thursday August &c.
jams BLEkcKER WoLcorr in the 9Th year Of his ago
At Norwich, Conn.,. On So Alsy morning. August e.
while working an engine o fire, BUaRELL THOMPSON,
aged GO years
At the residence Of Ter uncle. Capt M,m Sterling at
Trumbul. Conn, O. Sunday. August % HLsAnsRA A..
ouy daughter lakewood n. and Robccoa Sterling ssed
IL years.
At August Ga, on tho 25th Of Aug It, Dr. JAooB G.
McWHoRTEs
At AnDaps lis, Nd, ON Monday 4ght. August a. Mrs.
sorp d. O. In the 6sb GEAR Of her age elliot Of
thu late Capt J. M. Gardner, =. 3. navy.
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u.
Dutch Ciea'uesosi Here sr Thomas lharen.s N,re,.a
Sl.Ih, Haven BE, =, sl:n aoa@an DO; Gold a1aser.
s. a%%f nsfs, so5
Boom.r Tucksr Lubee: Gcorssna Pottnsil Postsmou Ii
hsas Es RI .a
Nj sarn S.s eo
LIB. fnsn, Nnaven; Gold Hunter Braoies. Bndssp rs
POM s.r.hsn spfssas os.sa Guy Guy
hYoIii Charlotte Candy. Rochelle clarirss Blu I'd. smith,
Diamond, Stevenson. NYork.
Miscellaneous.
Honolulu from Bosto. when three days encountered
.s which spu.d FOR seventy hours d.s,g ~hioh
Saps hosever proceeded on h ye B, and
ed ssd wind. and bad vesbsr the voysse in
~ IN. POlynesi.n s'y. her sailing qualities be
che will prove them. and ent,ls herself TO high rank the
dcga, arrived ~ San Francisco 10th July.
SHIp CONSTITUTION (whaer, OF Nantucket before re
hole ia the
board quarter, which had been overlooked.
s md with i. her s. ssr RE away ~s..sn
iossN Ion ll5 20 W. BY sbip Antelope ~ San Franosce
as sas % 8, FOR :Ss p.S
the cargo sverS"srd and With the Subsistence spsni
remains perfectly ,iehs. ''''''''
BsIo NORTH Bend got the bar In coming ont Of Hum
s sss; ,i sy A'h w. o., vas '.p''''a ~ m
Wm0lem6ms
Put back 10 sashsrhr 2sth Aug bark 0entemsn bound
winds. re'urne 20 eardnor'e bay.
Arr Honolulu June chip Hobomok Calllot Of Fat
mouth and cid 10th for cruse z3d, bark Walter
Arr ~ San prsnei.co July So bark wheaton. from
ssr' Nssds. Sfs;s :d 1
whale; bark II Waterman Of do. do July le, David
Lyman, OF Gloucester Mass fourth ohccr OF tho W,
died, after Eve dAya dckpess :,
AtKanseroe' NJ Juno g. ship Robt Pulstord. Of NBed-
ford clean; America OF mos out ~ bbls sp
Edward Of Nsn mes out. 40 bsls sH Alert Of NLondon
FAirhaven 40 bbs Merrmse Of Mon don. 2iO bills MON
OF do 80 bbs Ontario CT Ssgbarbor 200 bSds
gone Of 81 100 bbls Montreal OF Psrhnyen Uw Dolls;
giords so0bh Coral cfdo @ no -
Nnedord South Boeton OF do oil not hnocn sses
Of Seshsrbor clean; vesper Loodon oo,a 1hp sne
First Of 0reenport 60 bbls india Of NBedford' oil nos
an fjeo,sv, Island issA Dso ship Phoeon Of NBsdord.
2, MOB ont I.o bSis 80; ssrs % mos out $50
OF stror rs Island Dec TO- barb Jasper d mos ous 900
F,,sssrsno July o. Christopher Mitchell Sullivan,
Nen. 1900 So nttiBa for home treporsed Dec OIL with
"a ~ IT, Is q n lon 90 90 Phocion OF for
,snrd ia days Navisators leland 100 20 VII.
Spoken.
srre steamer lat last PM miles from Fer
,sr tuco iyirs abohor the Roads. With stosm up.
Sir Kate swauton Moree, from Nfork for hOrlosns ID
Atiip steering 4. sho-irg blue and red aar With
ban In tho centre lsuppcsed the TmoIcon from Bs
,op NOresnsI sed ed inst lat S'k. Ion n
HpIk Pcrots "a dave from RIO Grante Of and for Bet-
mere, 9Th inst, sAh, ht9 % N, Lon 9cs,
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Cleared.
Sb'., n mel oane Havre. Z HurlSut 6 Co.
S:t $:si AIN; %ss:sss s::.siH!ss: Gag. G..
S::t Lss: Y Nor; S.sE WIN bs.ni:s .'.'
o Sss:s ss'{ Sp5s.s oSe.s Evil C..
b. b. s sa,s Berry os.:ss. sssls SEN;
sehr ventzova tBr), 1crts, Elouthors, Eaess 8
sshr Aolus tBr) Stub ,.st Domingo City. Blocker
sc6r Jonas Smith. Turn lrwnmi.sto. NC y L Mocrsa.
sehr Rio, Lane w.ahi sson, No. Batomsp & Ruddsrsw
sssE bsS.Sss Wcgsn Pss;er,sSurs Jas an.tsr Co.
, behr ChAs A nanAaman, Thaoher, frankfort. Ne,
sloop ' arIsn stannars. Now Haven.
sloop earl, Wheeler. Pro whence.
stssr ship Promothsus chYsGhi ssa Jua. Aug 81 with
Ste msliP AD.srcss. KoaTnsy. Quebec Vi. Halifax 70
st:'e ~, 81 with n''' and
ss s:;ss T:::: ~: ~: SO
is9' ssy ~ hing
Isend saw packet ship Queen 0fthe West hence tor Ii
Snip A.hhusssa tpk.l Mewilsns. Liverpool. July -
snip Ns.rssts Dss..s l,eTpsoI Is With nass and
Snip COBB Liverpool days. With ndso and s.
ssys .S ssiI,ssa Is 81 la +
aint st new and had Oonsidorasle gift work on Il.
iron, Ss.so s.1di' d''' "A railroad
snip Bavaria tpktl. AItheny. Havrs. July y. with
Bark Sarah (Brl: Cook. Cadl 5s days. With lead to
ham (,f Doret esterl, had lost cook overheard
Brig alton (of Provdenoo), Titas, Bordeaux, As
Gay 10. with brandy and vino. Go master.
Brix Elizabeth Pitts Para Sd net. the River 5th Inst
with ndse. to X Cor, ing Il Go.
Sohr Unity tBr), Henderson Prince Eiward Island. IA
days with Tin Der, to Hunter Co. -.
sehr Heatop, Thomas, Wilmington, NC. days, With
Sehr smith, sttltz. Wilmington NC, 6days.
Sehr Mary PoW GIL, Rodgers, WILMINGTON NC, days.
Schr May Hovnrd, MARSHALL. WilniI gton, NC daya
Sehr Ira brewster. -, Wilmington, NC days.
Scbr volaAt. Otborn Georgetown. DC, days.
Schr Aloshie. Rioe Alexandria, 4 days.
Schr Bellows CLARK, Baltimore, days. fos Connss-
tcut river.
sonr Advapce, Nsrshall, Baltimore, 6dayA
echr MinnesotA, Baker. Philadelphia
StLr Rsbt om,th Wilder Portland. Coaz.
Schr UDdine Penaeld Portland, Conn.
Schr willow LOWS Boston, dsys
Schr Lewis. Berry, Portland. days.
Sctr Nor dian Wood. Bluehil l6 days.
Sohr Bennet Hines, Depnsville
Schr Juiiar, Snow Rockland. days
Sclr Orrin Cowl Miller. Rockland, 4 days
Schr Gnzele Witcher. Rockland 4 days.
Sohr Effort. Higgins, Eecklane, days.
ship 0sweso, 5 days from Liverpool With les esrs p
gallant
SHIP Ashburtoy (of Provideucel from OAain
Bari A Hawthorn from Cardiff
Brig Sword Fish, from Sidney, CO.
Also, one bark. and one brig, unknown.
Wind At sunrise, NV, meridian, do; sunset, HHM