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morrow asrnsca, 4 three s'elssk, fsn Hs = 0rsssy
strest No Carriages II attendance.
On Sunday, November II, In the ca year Of his 49,
his funeral WIN TAXA place. from his late rssldsnos Ne
66 Monroe street this afternoon Ut half past three O'Clock
precisely HIS friends and acquaintsnces respectfully
On Sunday svssing, Novembsr a. st the reddsncs Of
Richard Morrel Esq Jersey City RACHEL, wife Of John
A Post, Of Acquacksnonk. n j., aged 70 years.
half past ten o'clock from her late q Aoq1sck
aronk The friends Of the family invited to attend
On Monday morning, November IL, at half past one
O'Clock, JAMES PEAcocKs.
His remains will be removed to Flatbush Cemetery,
from his late residence Of Carroll and Coumbs
streets south Brooklyn at half past o'clock this AZ
teIpoon.
On Monday morning November Is, in the 77th year Of
bis age THOMAS THOMPSON
The friends Of the family also the members Of tho Ma
tiona Academy Of Design and Of the Brooklyn Institute
are respectfully invited to attend his funeral from his
late residence No Is Clinton street. Brooklyn this after.
noon. at three o'clock
On Tuesday October 26 at the City Hospital OF lung
fever WILLIAM WILKINSON, eldest SON of William John
Plsyters Wilkins OF Exeter Dsvonshre England aged
"a years. month and IL days.
Ills remains were taken to Evergreen Cemetery for In.
termept.
At Southport Ct ON Wednesday, November TO- from
injuries received at the Southport station of the New
ysars
Binshamton papers please copy.
In Buffalo, November g. Mrs NARY DANA, In the Goth
At Richmond November IL, Mr.. JOSEPH BosAvIrA, .
native Of Corsica but for the past thirteen years resi-
dent Of that city aged 80 years leaving widow and two
Children and large circle Of relatives and friends to
mourn their in parable loss
At his residence in the vicinity Of Madison Indiana
Thursday evening. November MIR. RoRERT REA, In the
9lt of his This is another of the soldiers Of the
Revolution called to his reward
At Montgomery Ala. November 9, Or. ST. JOHN MAI
Ct the Oldest citizens Of the place. aged IL
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Herald Marine correspondence.

ArrvedBriss yawn, Smith Havana; Hopsisnd Bsrsisss,
nis Webster Rogers London saul Cashier. Black
ivy *aS: Se
ton; Phips; Watson Fall River; Expedite Racket.
Cleared ssig. SsaSssa burn; sssn Mssi. Andes Hill
cIiaord cGssssson; ,skrs Moore, King Key wsss
Msss.ysr Cain and kossgy sSssEssn D.;i
denee Mary Eliza Weaver, Psxtackes; Mexico vsane
castel CAV NBsaferd Expsai.e Racket Is river
Deputy wins%srs Nsxr0r. Bernard Farnsworth
Miscellaneous.
STrASIn SIN yoMs HAsysy a. gossGn from m.ii.s
out apparent damage.
IL
and humping spsrs both Sides Of vessel CAUSED
into Turks Islands whence the captain mate and q
rest Price, as srronsouiy reported By ssss1.yhS
B.Rx LArAyErrE. Of Warren before reported sold 70
sperm viii 30 Commanded Sy n chssis:
Allen, late mate Of ship Garonne, of New Bedford.
Spoken.
ship Ann tBrl. from Lasuna for Liverpool Nov lasx
snip Globe from Havre for Noresns, 80 days out Nov s.
BARBADOS tno dase)-BTis BERMUDA tBrl Carson from
64IcvTE. Sept 2a,shirs Bewdsch ssiohnsy for Boz
Snow Dc Minstrel Potter % Amazon Bour.s.
Libby JsSs below 10Th and WAS on Sss
i r. ssas hsss. Chip .Rs Il. l.
Wt.sor, Boston X. 90 ~
ia An IN sas
.CARplyr, Oct 2s-siip N.thl Thompson. Hin. for N.v
cAapEsAs Oct 2a-Ar brig Psnn.n Brown. So.
vsnnah.
Ei.h repairs Oregon aiasi.
icy % M4s, % sps hMi.s s only An
ss.: 3
ed Immediately the The. wind being strong from
raday. -. .l-DA'A Aa''.a' Mason ''' D''''.
M s g, .sg S s
ff ss:o eSs iSas
hshtbeurn wtg sshIs Aid stsil01 for Chalssen Ada:
Ssss1s ssd g.
TOwnsold, Rowland s,n cayetano. '''AA'' ''A'
Home Ports.
ALEXAF DRIA, Nov 12-Arr bark White Cloud, Crsish.
brig Neva tbr ote St john SD istS sshi H isis
GHxkLEsToN Nov lair barks Susan, Kendries, Ri.
sansiro % days Massohsset HANSON Boston; olivia,
ssphs B ss.s
Nassau r Tay, Nicholson NYork.
MOBILE, Nov S-Arr ship Eswina Boughton, NYork.
lark 81 ndrew do Cid steamship Black warrior shu,
feldt, NYort via Havana.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov 8 (corrected)- Cid steamship
United statea Martin Sabine Pass; ships Rartan,
son, Naples; Ocean Queen Matthew'S and Owego Roe II.
verpocli France, Deirckson, Philadelphia.
7th-Arr banks Everherd Weigmeycr, Bremen 60 days;
Louisa Bliss. Hyler, Boston.
Ny AiT Lindsey Ksiss: Bar.
PENSACOLA, prev to Nov Arr brig Model. Dow, Ban
Cid barks John Murray Clapp rio Janern; victory
Eafsor, Phiadelphia brist Wm l. jones' Davis NYork.
Judge HA thaway, Leland, Boston.
Prev to o. 3D-Arr banks Piedmont Perl ms Key West
Diligence Hutchinson, Cardenasi hrigs Melville
Bavars ia Cunningham Rich, Fran. fort Cid brig Com
merce, Seavey, Boston.
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On Thursday November 4, by the Rev. d. L. Marks
Mr. GEoRoE III. FoRMas to Miss MARY Ii. Cgoss all Of
this city.
~ At Trinity Church on Thursday November IL by the
Rev f. X. I. Cook, GroRGr Books to GEoRGINA
DowrNc eldest daughter Of the late Joseph sackett all
ofthis city.
On Sunday November a. at the Jane street Episcopa
Methodist Church by tbe Rev DR. Lounsbery ELIzABaTH
second daughter Of the In Thomas Hughes OF CheIten-
BAN, England to Nh, GsoRoE D. FREScn of Stroud Eng
land.
At Trenton, n. j., October TO- by the Rev. George d
Brown. Mr.. EpwARps W. ToRRgf, of Philadelphia. to
Mrs ESTHER VIRGINIA, widow Of the late William Wesser
of New York
Philadelphia Ledger please copy
On Thursday evening October 81 at 81 Peul's Church
Richmond, by the Rev. Alex. Jones' GroRer A CuYLER
to BEssr second daughter Of John D. Seenbergcn Esq
Of Virginia
At st Cathsrines, @. W., November s, by the Rev
Atkinson ALEXANDER JoBrsoc, Of Albany to CArHA
M. CRysLrR, daughter Of II NJ Cryser of St. Catha
iines.
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Ell EG il A P HIC.

MR.. CoERADs PLEDGES TO THE SPANISH MINISTER.
BALTIMORE, Nov. Is, 1852
The New Orleans Bu etin publishes extract from
letter addressed by Consul sharkey to Captain Davenport
Of the Crescent sity. Itiays:-
The Captain General has received a letter from the
Spenish Minister at Washington in which the Minister
says the Secretary Of State assured him In the most
positive manner that Purser Smith should not return
in the ship and horized the Minister the
Captain General The letter shown me and trans
lated by Mr.. Savage who with me. His Excellepcy
expressed much regret that the pledge had not been
kept could give satisfactory explanation Of the
matter, and remarked to him that Mr.. Smith was pro-
baby not officer Of the navy and the had
no power TO remove him from the ship.
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Died.,
wife Of william Blondell

On Sunday, Nov. ID CLARA, wife Of William Blondel
and daughter Of Abraham Warner
The friends and acquaintance Of the family respect
fully invited TO attend her funeral this afternoon at
two O'Clock, from her late residence No $40 Houston
street His remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery
for intcrment.
On Monday November 15- of disease Of the heart Mr.
WAnRtN GILBERT, aged 3S years.
His friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
10 attend his funeral from his late residence No 22b
Grand street, this afternoon, at three o'clock
Portland, Me-, papers please copy.
On Monday November l6, Ia the oath year Of his age
Thomas ). LowNos, only son Of the late Oliver NJ.
Lownds
Bs relatives ard friends invited TO attend his fune-
raj to morrow at twelve O'Clock, NJ from the house OF
hs mother No 80 Barclay street without further invita-
ton.
Oh Nouday evening November 49, IN the II yeor OK
bisfge. NAorcE. gcD II Eiuism DunB
- ffG oE DE r,i's md wtelea ~ hng
John are rC seuif Nv ny.tex IL attso Ma fupofs4
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Port OF New York, November 10, lssa.

Port OF New York, November 10, ls5S.
CLEARED.
Ship Contest tnew c'ipper). Brewater San Francisco
Snip Cock (cpper Hollis, San Francisco. James
Ship uaid Of Orleans. Dennis New Orleans. WIN Nelson
Ship J sneastsr. Givsrn, Savannah, W Elwel = Go:
Sh Chaos spss Co.
Bark s.xopvile Hutohngs San Franeisco Isaac Smith
E Co.
Bris Ocean tBrl, Deushan. GLASGOW, Hersburg.
Bss Fshard lHrJ. 6sdi.sy' hais, rs 4 Is.rS; ''
sehr oli'Io Tercino tPort Mercna Lisbon, Thompson
sshr Henry MusG 8 Kit: White Go.
sehr Ira Brewster Williams. Wilmington. NC. L Mo-
schr Norfolk Packet Powell Norfolk sturses CIearmsn
seRr yol,nt Osborn, Alexandria, Mot. BeaolL
Pr Co.
sehr Hiram Gerard Smith, Baltimore. MAILER & Lord
Lord
sshr Willow, Lewis, Boston AtAin;;
Steamer Tisn ss
ARRIVED
I'M with %dse and passengers, Collins C.: Nov
s ss sm s. ysn s f sss
ss 4s nse . &c. sSr:s
Il s'T @ sSe iSREpi:sa
win
days p, st from the NV and Westerly.
Ship Jane Cooper (of Bosten), Crcwel Cardiff, W,
Oct With railroad iron, 70 & Stuart 4 co.
Ship Tornado Mumford, San Francisco IS days, with
mdse to .umford Sept H. Am. LAT 46 IS g. Ion s5w
in rlwind lost foemast CLOSE to the deck and bow
spirit close to The from SEPT II the 18TH was
from 18th to the only sail we were able TO set forward
was fore sayfa the being high unable to
Get yards alot until the latter day. Sept Is LAT 1913
pis s ms.li
from Bath 70, Sn u y Capt very knd
the passage homo when dsmasted out IS days from
San Francisco and has made the balance of the
VI der jury foremast and bowsprit
Brig Canada tBrl MDouga Turks Islands 10 days. with
schr Ambassador, Jones' Conwaysboro, Sc days with
naval stores
Schr New Re gulua, Eicksrson, Alexandria, 5 days
Schr Ssrah. Tucker, Wallace Fredericksburg, days
Schr Speed, Ireland, Philadelphia, 4days.
Steamer Delaware, Seymour Philadelphia % hcurs, with
mdse and passer to Sanford. On Saturday At
10 ~ Pm into by chr Trio Ohio Washington,
Nc stayed by her IS miuutes found that she made
water and KEEP, Did all in power keep
clear Of her but to avail she kept square off, and
square into uf doing considerable damags.
SAILED.
ship Maid Of Orleans Denns New Orleans bark Sarah
Jane, teveIs Mobile.
Sid 18th, chip Nebrasta, Bearse, Australia.
Wind during the day from to NV.
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Debates In the Oorhmon Cod lclI.
four Special Report
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

THE ROADWAY RAILROAD
Alderman STuRTryANT Third ward) wished to pre-
cent the report Of the special committee appointed to in
quiIe into the application for the Broadway Railroad
Aldermen WAPD Fifteenth ward) mplsned that
advantage had been taken Of him The gentleman knew
perfectly well that he engaged in the Court of Oyer
and Termner and had not had opportunity Of seeing
the report.
Alderman STuRTsyANr replied--It was well known that
be (Alderman Ward would not vote in favor CT the
road as four out OF the five had done and II
matter Of courtesy sending him the notice they had
dore lie did not know whether the gentleman pre-
pared to present minority report but he begged to pre-
tent this enc.
EAlderman WAnDWc do not all In that report.
AS TO the naked question whether shall have rail-
road or not vote no. fsy entitled TO notice and
TO zee that report None but such a. the Chair
msn would make such remark Sir cay IL is upheard
a II 10 hnckguard aud unbtconing gentleman and
nfmttF y ttis nosrd.
Ilt.,aisr- 0rdtr order
f'.tfw Il = -lA :. -. Z -
10 On nulle 4 IN 10.
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n U. A FRANKLIN CHAPTER, NO. 9, WILL UNITE
". with the Order at large. and the public authorities in
appropriate tribute Of respect the memory Of
asced honor the American nanethe late Hon Daniel
Webster. TIE Of the Oh will assemble with
regala in mourning Tuesday the 10th ns at the Hail.
OF Grand and Ludlow streets at IL o'clock M
take in tie ceremonies az the
the ChaptAr, C.M YARWoOD, S. w. w. LYON, C Of
fha n
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NoTICE.-THE MEMBERS OF THE COLUMBIA CHAP
hereby notife to meet at the Chapter Rooms
Tuesday morning the 10th instant at IL O'clock with
mourning for the purpose joining the
obsequies of the late Hon. Daniel Webster N. B-The
Cha will parade Chapter By order Of the
A. T. STEVENS, Sachem.
I PoNrpoy O. of TIE
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vNoRTH GUARD-NEW YORK, NOVEMBER 10,
w 1852 ORDERS The members Of this company d.
rected meet for arade Tuesday the 10th ist
o'clock A. M at Harmony Hail. opposite Essex marriott,
Grand street. between Ludlow and Essex stree in the
al uniform and equipments, tho United
Americans TIE occasion OF the funeral
late Anne statesman, Daniel Webster BY order OF
&. G. j. BECK O.S W. W. LYON Captain.
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n U. A.-ALPHA CHAPTER NO. 1.-THE MEN,
". hers Of this chapter will meet Tuesday, tho
10th ipst at 10 a. M at the Chapter in full
ing eas for tie purpose uniting With Chancery
paying respect to the Of deceased
~ - HENRY BALDWIN g of Tho r.
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Passengers Sailed.

ApBTRALIA-Ship kebrnska-Wm Fitzpatrick, Ed Coch.
ran, Robt Ghib p McAustin, Geo Garter, Howard
Myers, Geo Craign. Jas DAWSON Richey Kennear
FParmesters, A Queton. sPlciet Joe Wilkinson john
Peter Dubois VIM Wilmog Jos Howard Stephen Niles And
lady Porter Geo Shit rman, Flueat, Thos Gof Ch.s
richards Peter Curtis II Chain, b Davis l. Dodse II
Finch VIM Scott. Lewis Thos Scott, VIM Dundass SsmI
Duffne, T. Allen and lady N Leon lady and child n
Stafford Hartin, Chas Fidler. IA Cbawbfr Parker
lady and child EcDonough, Doyle Jas Ohr l. Marcu:
FORESTER Edwin Forrest Starbuck lady and iiid
BURTON y Burton, Braynard, A Soai, WIN Gardi-
ner Titus, Campbell al lady Miis L Campbeii
his Campbell Master Campbell j Mustsoo & Coils.
man, u Y Lyons Robiheoo, Richards. Snow, James
nown ana lad, Stephens lady and child w Morrison
mrs norrson Miss Morrison Jones' Geo wells l. SAmp
SON Ctrysie VIM Ale, ander wife and two Children
" MoS app, Peter MoQuin .ey r Page. Warner, j
5,nttop lynch Cornelius Adams, y Marson, Wright
ShomM Bowles, lady and four children Or Dye q W
ass o %gn Iohn Longstaw lady and three children, v
fynehon d - Bernard, Bowes DIR kellogg and SER
yant MT kellogg VIM Ross and lady Russell aud Isdv
Misc kussell John Russell, VIM Harvey. David Tiltou.
NIsu, Lcnvtt, Adams l. Co. II Lemuiin, Il sail
Jas Nmmany, I'd Rice, u Aeath, Edward Terry Cha
Merry Fredk Soheltez, MeKrays, Geo Mckay, ] Camp
bell Robert J9hnson John Mitehao John ward, Joseph
James, samuel Brown, Hogan, Driesback, samuel
Took, William Bailey Thomas Murphy T Msrkh,n III
Browmour, rnwford, Harper. Robert Bell, w, liam
Drhlgier, John Atknson. A lazarus, s Murihv I,hr
kelloeg, ID Pevtsn, Thomaa Bowes hle, aua - Il
ASpoi aa 2rles Norris. william King lady AMI swe
tEls ~. stl.r = sasc- n IN + v.,ta, A. IA.
sss wv eAiidssn. NJ KdWaga NaU. IA and M /. lnu
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SIXTH DIVISION.
Wm. T. Child, Esq MarsAAL
Chester briggs, ESQ., John H. Whits, Hsq ana kichard
ORDER OF ARRANGEMENTS


ORDER OF ARRANGEMENTS.
The socss AssOeati,n: and Trades are requested 70
.oessis s:oos.ions have not y:t rspoTt.d
VIII places n sni ssGss ~h'h 'h'S
banner bearing political devices or inscriptions Will DO
Tss fir. Dissn q New York x. tn.
following places preparatory to bsias brought into
The Division of Militia, in Broadway lsfs resting
0sia.ns clssymsn Orator Of tho Day the Clergy and
Mayors q the several cities and Presidents, Foreign
Nss X s y ely
Holden and Jamacs sosess with their ocers
Governor Lieutenant Governors Heads Of Departments
81 onsuns 1S' soissrs Mayors
and y Members Of the emmon c0ua: and Head. u Do
Officers Of the Army and Navy in the Keepers room City
Veterans Of isl2 and ISL in stages in Murray street.
sheriff and his Deputies in Sheriff. ONCE.
and the rs Sss, IN the coHn nSS %
and bis Deputies Collector Surveyor Port
s,'a 'ss,'
Pres dent 1ssess cSunS Faculties and Students Of
S'ss y n The ia the Supreme
amid ssss. Csss Of
Academy Of Design Board Of Tr,de Master wardsns Har
Mechanics Institute u the Superior Court Rooms New
ofcers and Pupils of Blind and Deaf and Dumb Inti.u
lions in once Of Commissioner of Repairs and supplies
The closing ceremonies consisting Of the Prayer Grafton
and Benediction, will take place at Metropolitan Hall in
troops the United States stationed at the different
posts this harbor requested TO fire mnuto from
till sunset.
The veteran Corps will guns from the Battery
during the procession.
The carriages the Of the Pail Bearers aud eiy
of and Revolutionary soldiers will be und
the direction Of the Hack Inspector
The and propreo of all public and licensed
ages and vehicles directed o-withdraw the from
the streets through which the after
the hour of ll1s o'clock, NJ.
The Chief Of Police is charged with the enforcement Of
the above order.
owners private carriages vehicles are
spectfuy conform with the wishes of tho
Committee in this resrect.
obstruction Of kind will be permitted in the streets
through which the procession Is to pass
COMMITTEE PART THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
Thomas j. Barr, Chairman, A. A. Desman,
Abraham Moore, Oscar W. ssurtevans,
| Jacob r. Oakley, Rehd I. Compton, Prest.
COMMITTEE PART THE BOARD OF ASSISTANTS.
| Ieaac o Barker Chairman, samuel R. Mabbatt,
| Thomas Wheolan, Edwin Bouton,
| Henus NJ. Wells, Joseph Rogers
| Josiah W. Brown, Jonathan Trotter. Prest.
Several of the Fire Companies have sguifed their wish
| to parade since the programme was made up.
Division will be formed for that purpose which will
appear in the programme on Tuesday.
N B-Should it storm Tuesday, the ceremonies will
take place on Thursday following
Three flags will be displayed at hafmast the City
Hall on the day Of the ceremonies and ip of post
ponement either day designated, no flags will bo
hoistsd.
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Hs::.s ~ M. TN y. 1..-A
=. =: x.ss. Oct zoe Agnes. s.A..s from B.ls.sss
. ..'ss ::s. ..g e: !:
ssssvssS sns w.s:. sunk about two ss :. ~
FL: s o. y: s :.!s.
Ign :1s .G:s u. s s a::s. 3:
possible sSs vessel ma, GOT weather prove a.s
DysLIs. oss S-Ths Antelope, from NYork Is asrsu>a
1 ,,S 4. Sa:sz e Ssas &; :2
proved TO be the Isabea Patton Of and fer Belfast rs
heavy sss sn. The "a a sonsisssis dsssss her.
being hs sinking w the .
every sttiDs ont his boat and tho asE
has landed them safe 81 the port.
Sss nut Oct vS chss: MS%
60. carried away in squall Of Kiliybesa
LErH Nov 1.-The Sinclair from cronstadA
miles % Fo!ss ap
S e., o r nssen ss Ling By her s great guam
NARcArE, Oct 39-Came on, Shore in westgate Bay.
few days since the after part deck about ses
light apparently foreign built and appeared have
s s.r AND Of
sn s S% s 90 eon to DO French
PLYMOUTH Oct 3c-Put in the American ship John Ra-
venai Pittman from Liverpool for Phladephis eight
leasy, having strained IN henvy
ing press Of sail clear Scy the 2th
veyed Is the barbor discharge portion u
her cargo, SO as to bring her copper out Of water.
REDcAR, Nov 1.-The wreck Of vessel, supposed BRIG
with the yards which visible above water
painted white broken Of little above ths
place. bearing byN tug got wreekags
away from tho sunken vessel will take to Aiddlsbs
rough.
SOUTHAMPTON, Oct c9-The American ship Pharsalia.
Dreyer Of and for Boston from Liverpool 6O ton) whish
put into Cowes yesterday having sprung leak at hAs
into dock here and will have to discharge the great
part Of cargo.
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NEW YORK HISTORICAL sOCIETY.-PURSUANT
the resolu lion Of the So Getty Adoped its
meeting and in accordance with invitation Of the city
ciey requested to meet the Supreme Court Room.
City Hail. Tuesday November IT, at twelve o'clock,
take part in the funeral ceremonies
the mory Of the late Daniel Webster.
LUTHER B6ADISH President
NJ. u. FIELD Recording Secretary.
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m RITIME IN TIE LLIG "A O Il.

yoRR-rHH
........ 80 MOON ........ "a
........4 80 HIGH WATER. IL So
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PASSENGERS Arrived.

LIvEnPooL-Steamship Atlsutic-r AcFarlan. Brses,
and LADY, Coleman Fisher aud lady, Mrs L p Wilson,
Rolf Mauger JOSH Pasuial p Legare Chas Wslls, Hy
Hart, Barton, Trapman, Wheelwright, n Wheel
wright Colt. b Soule, j Adams, Smith, p
randolph ard lady Misc Pohamu. DR. A. DIRE Mrs
y Andrews Dawson snd lady Miss Caroline Dawson.
Mis- Martha Prioeau Born, IL Goedeking, Mrs Els
yogts II Elmer. Abecais. b BERTHE, 1t Col Thos
Ogliy Conway, Sturzungger Miss Sarah Ferguson
Abend and lady Hon Dixon Roman and lazy q b Par.
rlsh hre Emma Seabrook, Drognard, Ktndrick 81
Vanguard lacy and aseyant All and lady Miss Anna
Allen, Mss Candnce Allen Lewis and LADY, Miss
Buckley Aston Buckley. VIM Bowen, Hutohins.
A Palacio Comes, George p Fey, jackson, Charles
Pittard Paiacio, Rowland George Wright. Nicer
ENTHUSIASTICALLY City Of Glasgow at Philadelphia
Mrs Baldwin and child, Mrs OConuei Miss Piggott mrs
Hutchin.or, Mrs Jamce Ramsden Mrs william tray Mise
Cray srs Miller and child Mrs Mugrn and Mrs Boul
ton, Mrs Kedman, Madame Vitto Mr.. Lawsng Professor
Anderfon, Mons Hoppoldt. Mr. william Baldwin, MI
MCCONNELL Mr. Samuel Scott Mons Vito Vito Vito
te Jr Mr. Dyer ard lady and bro Their and lady Mesrs
; Smith McBuiney, East, Eugeng Colose, Charles II
Peabnen Emile HUH Sellers James Deyse Col Loughead
Ghas PfIer, Henry Bcmmsg W Bennett, w TrernAine,
barney Peters schuyler Teri Jas Crossdae Edw Gross
dale Law1er Lynch Gregory. Grekory, Barlow,
Cerssa, Edward Coitcn, Gcrnshsim Matthew Wilson,
hinermann, Thomas Barber Agar Agar, Flores Alta
thores Bsbeoek Chs Pggctt Rem BERT Geo Bell Steven
Misc Anna HiTerman, Hrs Lawber Mrs Henry HomminG
and child Miss Sergeant Miss Julia Levy Miss Catherine
Irvine Mrs Rshton Mrs John carp and child, Mrs Gale
and ehild Mrs a Mrs Green and child MesrJ Rsdbura
James Bredforo Pritchad Thos Further, John carp,
Porter Gale Hart and Fzgerad, Mrs Green. Misc
Lawber Mrs Bradburn Mrs Bennett and two childrea
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DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMIT
~ teeIhe rbers Of this committee requested to
meet at Tammany Hail. Tuesday, 10Th Nov inst at IL
o'clock A. NJ to oi in the ques honor the
Daniel Webster. AUGUSTUS SCIELL, ChairE
JosAs B. PHILLIPS Secretaries.
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TeIegraphis Marine Reports.

Telcgraphis Marine Reports.
EosroN, Nov Is.
Arrived-Brgs Choetaw. Galveston; William Ptt Rioh-
mond; JNckerson Baltimore schr MeitA Beyroct Syria
Cleared-Ships Humphrey New Orleans; President. Me-
bile bark Penucket, East ndies schr Chamberliu New
York
New ORLEANS Nov Ii.
ADVERTISEMENTS VIM Penn, Sears, NYork.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-16
Per STEAMSHIP ATLANTIC

Tie semsphore at the Highlands reports inward bound
vessels in sight at sunset.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-02-05
Pr eseryina Butter.

The farmers ia tbe parish of
Udur, in The county Of Alb erdeen.
scotland, practice The Il blowing
method oil curing them butter,
which gives it ia great superiority
oveE tllai oil illeir nei9abors. Take
two parts Of lhe best common salt,
one part Of susar, ana one part Of
sailpeCre; take 0ne ounce of i this
composition for sixteen on ces Of
butter; work it WeiIiHto mass, and
close it up, for use. The butter
chred by this mixture appears OF a
rich and marrowy consislence, and
fine color. aud never acquires a
brittle hardness, nor tastes salty
DIR. Andersen says, Il have ale but
II r cured with ihe above compost
Il onsth has been kept three years,
and il was as sweet as at,llrsL ! But
il must he noted, that butter thus
cured, Requires to stand three weeks
or a month, before it is begun TO be
used; if it be sooner opened, the
salts are not sufficiently blended
With it: and sometimes the GOODNESS
Of the nlre Will then be perceived.
which totally disappears afterwards,
Tile aboYeis worthy the attention
Of every dairy woman