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Fonr Negroes Kllcd by LishtnInn.

LorTviILR WedDe5day, jay II, l5Ja
During storm at Lexington, Mss,
yesterday, q t,ee on MIR. Cunninsham's plantation
uneer which party Of sewn nee roes were eating
then DINER wts struck with lightning. and four
OF the negroes we've instantly killed.
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Fy The Tribune 10 served In this City. 6rooklyn WI
n.msbvrsb and jersey City Tor i2 cent, per week. payable
10 the carriers Names through the Posooe or rennY
Post will be promptly placed upon the CsrreS oookh
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7be Falcon nj New.OsIeuns.
EEw.ORLEANs, Thursday, :

kEwORLEANs Tnursdsy, July 10, Ioo1
The steamship Falcon has arrived here
with - OF the Philadepha's passengers. The
Falco leaves again tomorrow.
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T. The CALIFORNIA News by the IIli-

nois presents no feature Of remarkable interest.
The amount of Gold by this arrival is over
100000. serious Outrage has occurred in
Sacramento, of which we give the full details in
another place. The record of crimes in the in
terror is larger than usual. We have later intel
Ggence from Oregon, Sandwich Islands and the
Society Islands, (which the crowded state of our
columns colnpels US to omit till the next edition.l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-16

Il The graduates of Amherst College,
Of the Glass of 1889, are to meet there on
Wednesday, August II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-16
THE LATEST NEWS.
By Telegraph to The New-YOrk Tribune.
y,pacrn Telegraph oo., corner oft4n.rr and Beag.s,,
Wig Ratification Meeting ut Buffalo.
Thursdav Iuiy X IS,0

The Wings Of this City held a raiitica-
ton meeting last night, which was largely at
tended, and went off with much enthusiasm.
Among the speakers was Daniel Ullman, Of New
York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-16

Southern StenmeSs-The Marion at Charles
ton.
CHARLESTON, Tuesday, July 10, ls52
TIE L. S. Mall steamship Marion, Capt.
VI. Berry, arrived ut her WHAT here Gom New
Yo.k az / O'Clock this Tuesday morning.
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.nnnrn,n,.nt IA ihc stnte nnrnrtmcnt.

WASHINGTON Thursday. July is. 1852
William Chapman Of Massscnuset'S has
been appointed 10 a prominent CIerkship in the
State Department.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-16
The Asia, New, nj New-OrIeaus.

NEw-ORLEANs, THURSDAY, july Ia, lo0@
The advices by the steamship Asia were
received here by the O'Reiy line this morning.
The effect upon the Corros market is bot yet de-
,eloped. The market however, is very dull For
FLOUR there is fair business doing, at previous
quotations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-16

" The Propagation of Parliament is
The leading item of the news from Europe
brought by the Asia. The canvass for the
new election proceeds with an accession OF
spirit on account of this event. The re-
hgious controversy will add to it potent
element of partisan acrimony. The more
ardent Roman Catholics of Ireland, led by
priests aud prelates who proclaim the ne
cessity of overtime wing the State Church
and of abolishing all laws such as those
that forbid the Catholic clergy to ap-
pear in the streets in their priestly
robes, to carry the host in process
sions, and to assume prelatical titles,
will make an embttered struggle, met by
equal bitterness and more logged resolu-
ton on the other side. An evidence of the
excited state of feeling that prevails
may be found in the riot at Stockport, de-
sc1ibed in our columns this morning. There
one man was killed and many wounded,
and the melee ended only by military inter-
veniion, all growing out of the animosity
between Protestants and Catholics. IL
would seem that this feeling must weigh
considerably in favor of the Government
candidates, as the Tory party is peculiarly
the guardian and defender of Professionalism.
For we cannot doubt that the large ma
jority of the British electors are decidedly
anti Catholic, and will show it whenever
| that issue is made. At the same time, the
Tory organ in London pretends to expect
additions to the Government force from Ire
land, on the ground of Protection. That is
possible, but We are not ready to believe
| il. Besides, the question of Protection
| is not made prominent in the canvass.
Mary who have hitherto been its loud ad-
voca'es DO not now appear to rely on 1t as
an electioneering cry. And, indeed, the
occasion is not very propitious for them.
Englsnd is at the flood tide of period of
what is called prosperity, thanks to the
decline in the price of every sort of forei IN
produce and the immense losses suffered by
foreign importers and far ners. The wave
Of expanding currency and lavish invest
ments in American anu other securitie; and
enterprises has not yet begun to ebb, and
to leave wrecks aud ruins thick suewn be-
hind its receding current. In these circum-
stances policy and timidity require the
British Protectionists to say little about
Protection, and great thereat is the exulta-
,iCn of the Free Traders. They expect a
victory with confidence and very possibly
will gain enc. But it does not folIow that
Lo'd Derby's Cabinet viii go out 10 conse-
quencc' or that the Wings, the Radicals,
or any new combination of now scattered
elements, will come in. Lord Derby will
administer the Government on a free trade
basis If he can have no other; and as long az
he consents to do that there is ,thine
that we can see TO compel him to leave Of
nee. In almost every other respect hs
may be sure of majority to ba * him.
asa II does not appear that either Lord
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Arrival of the southern Mail.

baltimore, wednesday, July 10, 1872.
The mail is through from New Orleans.
The papers contain nothing ofinterest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-16
serious Hines. of Governor Martin.

DoTER n II, Inur'8ay. jay Is lsj2.
Governor Noah Martin, OF this State. Is
wing aaruiusly III, with inflammation of rhe bow.
els, ind his recovery lie extremely doubtful.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-16

~ Wonderful revolution IN p1ces OF
m, cc,.,ir, = n feet we'll -HIRAm ANDERSON, No W
Bowey ssi r. gish Tapestry and Bnns'es Osrpetp
Al a. ward FLOOR Oil Cloths q To Three pOa,PeA
sIo 70 a.; Inuain CsrpetS u.s. 81 a.. toei inns mas
MATING Table Covenoe &C. 81 about one hall ther rosi
vslue
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LADIES AND tiENTLEMEN-lt you wish
% Rave xo,r Linens retain BEAUTIFUL ubitenSss such as
s ~ ororued by no otAer svsie. NELSON'S Washing
Fiuis aud you Will he d-shted II will save 20 per ao
nun In an oroDay sized tmily and bali the time Depot
No ia Wnfeu-st. See Advertisement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-16

II DAVIS The RestoraIi1nist, Is per-
frmps wood>fs with biz Rshvene II acts upon the roots
Of the secretion OF the natural col
opr d thersb by restoring gray hsir 10 its former COLOR
owh ard sofness Wsuaoed Price, 80 cents Dsr bottle
For sale the general depot no 500 Gteudst and A. Nos
Ia2 brood ay 20 ashugt09t, SCI liudson-st ~ bow
.ry N Yorh; IFS Futt and lac Alantcs, Brooklyn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-16

PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT Il VIII under
teke a. cure al dsesse consumption 10 the city
upon The expires understanding OF making no demand Tor
either medicine visits il Unsuccessful TALBOT WArI
Eer,ist con pouoder of tho Nervous Auudote NO IA
ST
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-16
Van DrnsEN's lMpRoyEp WAHPENE.--

II Il NV repsts, admitted that this preparation accom-
pishes what IL prop oovz To burG back LOAF ha
by I.mosps It's decByeo energies 70 r5Dew It's 81 y aud
sken sppearanca aud the array haS 0t age 70
their pntura color aud youthful APPEARANCE To oe had al
he general Depot No Us Cha nbest, and the principal
Dtuss, Of the CITY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-16

LYONS EXTRACT OF PURE JAMAICA
GscssA Cbolsr4 Specific aud Family Medicine for sum-
er Com pisin ssDR fHn overexerton ana eXcess7s du
ring salp weather Il for Cholera "OroaS
Choc Dyspepsia Nervous Debility &c. a. MAKES ae
isbrf and sue, gheuins beverage, when diluted
with v ster Sold by all tn principal druggists Ia New
York Brooklyn ard throughout tho world
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Rio, =, Hamilton, Canada.

4fAl O. iuhfeuEy- July 10 i-f-
Tie Orargemea OF HamIlCOu made al
,2culsiou 10 Toronto, on Mouday to celebrate
rhe 18th JAY. Or their return, on ruesda,
hen hudn at the eturf they were attached %
n panty Of lush Catholics, one Of whom rIshef
trwaid aud seized the Ouugcmen's arIn. \
lsht cusutd, ard man named Iuoma, Campbell
VAS sisb5ed in the abdomen. The man vuo
stabbed hm ran or but was shot d0~u by the
Orangeiuen. Yesterday. mn inquest was held on
tGc BODY O. Bernard Mcphhips, the mnu who
~as shot and verdict wa, N tUrued that BE-
,ene to bis death by shot fired by rtomas
C,mpt,h. Campbell has been arrested Tor nau-
tllut hteT.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

or AkpkEws IL LArPH'Es' Merchants
-. ,-v, eamoy.d trosp No. 6S No 6H Br0sd~SI,
.~sy, Marhle Buildiuss. between Houston ana
tsre 49,, tbsy arr prepared furnish articles In tnyu
a. shorts<s aotics and fAh'oush'e d'aterae
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r BKApy's National Gallery of Da-

~ Ladies for Saratoga Springs, view
-, "a o,b., watering places must not forget 10 call on
MuIER in CsDel-st, aud get their suppyo oooes oe,oe
Soips You will GI Care Bosis &C VI WIol sso
% =, m ins for dress and usveliog with Muses. Dogs
"a q, ia an. Boots and Shoes ~ greet variety
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Death Of Adlarrnt General Jones.

WA5HNCr0N, Inurscay JAY i, ~
Roger Joaes. a yu5eng General U. ).
A'my, died this evening.
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AGFNTs WANTED.--Severali intelligent.
respectable (cntemen wanted act AGENTS for
Life Insurs Company. Address, postpaid Box 1904
Post Office, xith address, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-16

GossAmER CLoTHINe.-Thin clothing is
IN 40 s,e.t demand As ICED drinks and all me msune
a. ,..b,ns 60 sMITH RICES ClothuE Estshlishmeut
Nc TO- FuIsops outit suitable for the dof
s.y.r Price, low and sock l0ge VARIOUS aud attractive
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-16
War ~ CHEAP CLOTHING !-dete

orsssiop for debating society but IL nsy DC -
r,c An ia 6triss imse art Gle ct dfess Is u2s -
a. ,ny price IL ii guises the hoes, hsoie, .snsnt
= fr.on =, VIII not half % long a. g
ws sot and properly inside. Th- ouHic arc '%y,'eo
TO COZ par- th- he. %sae tSoss Of soy
sSo :. srrbou.e in the city They will not henste
heb "a the two TO choosc If they po.es. tne 10
@ "a .hspsls-suess Parcnar sttsnoon " ioVeso 70
~. sun mer Busnes and trsyehos cos- On,"a hmss,
~, !, Isss,rc, Co.'S this season They are aorye'ed'
pl n - sl.ewh,ra JENNINGS Co. No Isl Broadway,
Avs,,ran Ro;el
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~ The Gentlemen OF New Y ork being
nov, ,o,vinoec that SHIFTS made at GREEss No AsoI
Hou.e .u avs 81 chsimingv invariably we'll made ana
never M 20 come home the hour eotned are sennln
te orders with such rapidly that he has been eomPeoo
IN sn,sse CIV additional hands within fortnight
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-16

POISON BANisBED.--
,uiTVsivo sunInnste no more
lie rssd the bsd-bugs TO destroy,
The whsle world Ees TO Lyons store;
n Powder all employ.
lis poisouless to mortal m-B
Bot kis all hls=cts. sure as fate
And no imposor
This powder truly initiate -,
LyoN's Magnetic Pow ard pills TOR the
oF Insects Al Verio il sold Wholesale and Retail NO Va
Rroeow.y AID by nost respectable Druggists Retail price,
Twenty Eve cents per flask or bax.
~ FowLsgs & Wells, Phrenologlsti
ard Publsh.r. Clinton Hall No tSl NASSAU 1T NeuYorh
Ana rsc i42 wAshsustne st. Weston.
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HAIR DyE AND Wles.-BATCHELoR's

"a CRIsTADOKo's celebrated LlqulO
Hair Dye oi Coorins Rr Ministers irstautsI
natural principles and SGrraned free from oil casc sub
stances applied dsy and cold wholesale and retail At
CRIsgApokos via snS Rcalp Establishment, No Aston
House " B-Pnvate rooms for applying the Dye and
fftins IN Win
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SATURDAY, August &c p. VI.
BnrADsrurrs Flour continued in fair demand, and
the sales reached 10000 bbls Supcrfne Canadian ord
nary to straight State and mixed Western at SO SIX
"a 90; choice State vore Ohio and fair to fancy wes-
term at 81 81 12S with common TO good southern at
81 81 81 so. Rye -four worth SO SIX and Brandy
wine meal 50 56 per Dbl The sales OF wheat comprised
$500 bushels western white at 90 96c; 1900 inferior
Canadian at so &c., and 1000 upper lake at 65c; Of
domestic oats sundry lots at &C., and Of corn 10000
bush understandable at 60 6Sc and mixed Western at
o3M q 64c. per bushel
CoTros-The demand continues active for all grades
Of the staple end several parcels have been sold at &c
advance Yesterdays rates. The sales were, $500
bales.
fnre,us-Ratcs to Liverpool continued dull and en-.
gagemcnts light. 1000 bbs flour engaged at Cd;
gram was at sd and cotton at 3s. There atera
Ton 10 notice In rates for London Havre. vessel
chartered TO load with naval stores for Newcastle Eng
nu AZ - To California rates steady at Is l0oc.
fRofiioNs remsined noted In last, sales hav-
ng oeen made 81 400 bbs prime and pork at Sl7A
ann 80 ato bbis prime lard AZ ii &c per lb with 200
pin.
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MA RHINE NTELLIGENC II.
Movements OF ocean ste.mer..
PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST !, 1s5
Cleared.

o COL S .sa %4s sa
below sne
saw sh,p Plymouth Rick, bouad ont; Aus75 81 N,
ssteamstip Alabama, Ludlow. savannah, L Mischiu.
Steamship Roanoke Parrish, Norfolk, SC. Ludiam s.
sRip Arsos, Jennings; San TrSnSsoo: sutton.
Ship Helvctia. Marsh, HavIe, W Nhitlock s Co.
Slip Milan Ellis isvaas Moses fsSlsr S Cos
ship Charlotte Reed Llweii, St John. NB, W Ewcll
Ship Empire State Russell. st John, NIB Kingsley
Ship Wacousta tBr). skeene, ST John, NIB R Irwin.
ShiG Adirondack TAYLOR. st John, M. s Ennis
Bark Maria Morton Patterson SAVANNA R N Domil.
Bark Keza. Kendall, Boston, sardy g. Sanford.
Barb Fanny, Sinclair, Boston. Peter Edey.
Bark Hamilton, Means, PGr.land, P erkns & Delano:
Bs rs1Ga Wie Xcs f Free &C.
RIs John Dsw qSSnSs ,ss,saaseA ffhqs Dea9o
sssRRI PsSis@sni s6r s%,I6 ElsatS:s AeRsry
ehr fariaa fensed Hiesaadfa su ashI Chairman
SER Mary Howard, M.rshan. Wilmington, Husscy s
H psagr wilmingtSp Powell
sebr Corneis, Ftuikln, Boston, Dayton & sprague.
Sisa Aass Briggs
steamer Mars, Green. Philadelphia J Il Briggs.
slo.p Frederick Brown, Gardner, Providence.
Arrived.
3sP9 15 Asg sDs pon
S ansra shoals passed
e New S York CAS- Com.
SIP h,, ss'H IS With m4:.
Boston H.y for San Francisco, days ont.
ssp sss Sis sssr e
and ga passenpers to Meyer stucEcn July Ell. lat a.
lon sbn ; TISo bark from
AM lat 80 ION H. passed clipper ship Sovereign q the
hence for San Francisco, going under full
Bark chs,tsn tBrl Belsey. Newcastle, E. 81 days. with
Bari Marshs CLARK Soi GgiIfcrd Miller Const.n.n9ple
&c. 70 Foster u Nickerson. w." :, =.
Bark Corning Corning Msrseiles, June s. Gibraltar
2s with mdse and paesengcrs to Corning Co. Up
WARDS Of 100 sa left Gibraltar At the same time
been detained nearly 60 days with westerly winds The
hss had Light wnds the whole passage and been 10 days
18th with mdse and passengers, 70 Hurlbut b Co.
with $50 passengers 70 Pope Co., " aA''' - ''
and honey tsT nd.a
BAH Adams, Perkins, Bonaire July a. with sst 70
,,d Brig Bell b.. sEossaman Cardiff days. with railroad
Brig Sonora Brl Carey Ponce Pr is days. with sugar
Brig Elzirs Hunt Cardopas, July 26 with sugar and
Brig Chief tof Baltimore, Smith, Grand Turk (Turkf
Islsndsl, l. days, with salt. TO Burnett ~ Taylor.
Brs Batc tBrl sweetipg, Nassau, Mp 10 days. with su
gar ard 81 psssensors, to Ackerly.
Brig Argo tBrl: Douglass, Maitland, MS, ~ days, with
Brig Buenh Vista. RYAN. Wilmington NC, days with
SLow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-08
The LIQUOR Ln,y.


In Providence on Saturday, Nathaniel Stcarns
was convicted Of having sold glass Of brandy and fined
SO and costs.
oIlson Adsms has been appointed agent for the
sale OF liquors Nantucket Island.
A posse of officers visited the Mineral Spring
lIoue in North Providence Monday for the purpose
OF searching for liquor They resisted by the bar
keeper who drew knives aud threatened death to any
one who should attempt to search the premises He was
secured however without injury to any one. Two jugs
and bottle of liquor were seized
We have understood that number Of liquor
dealers in this vicinity have recently taken up their abode
In Pelham and other places in New Hampshire within
half an hours ride. One individual has bought piece
u land in that State, and put upon 1t building so CON
rved that his bar stands exactly up the line in New
Hampshire while his customer they hold the glass
the mouth drink In Massachusetts, This Il dodge Do
tential, which the law cannot touch Courier.
The compliments in the liquor cases in Cambridge
openly nsuted in the streets they 60 and
from their places Of business IL feared by some
that the spirit might be manifested by gross act
violence.
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express running between this realm end the reans o.
MIA y "a Nh Snsure than an unlimited and unexam-
pied patronage they VIM advertise tho time Of ts start
ing In our paper. x.,s
expect 10 witness at gathering Of persons gifted with
ali the virtues as these mediums and their disciples pre-
10 he nsyed by His Eminepce Prince Beesebub. tho
teachpes Of the New Testament to be believed these
snjr;tuass are either the wild baspbemers or con-
armed Iunacs that yet have made their appearance
this continent We disposed to consider them In tho
latter view they exhibit earnestness and are appa
rently hone st in their belief.
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So Yeru Csurisr. ksssss, Bssssn, New rsrk. Wyatt
eALIM, August S-Arr brig Sbackfcrd Mchsnsr, Baltl-
mere. CID sshr X Burton. Lingo, New York
THOh A6TOH, July H-Ar schr Aarblehsad. Cutler.
New York
ven Conn schrs SPoweil. Watts, NYork A DeRos-
set FurmsD. dol Jonas SMITH Turner do. CID. asaove
rap brig PiptA Lammers Amsterdam schrs Plandoms,
Brown, NTsrki Deootsh. Msnkin. dol VIM Smith, Jones'
WASHINGTON, N c, Aug 3-Arr schrs Powell.
Watts. New Pork; Dc kcssett furmsn. DO; Js1ss
scbr Plspdome Brown, New York; DeootAh Mankin, do;
VIM II Smith Jones. dc; Han brig Pintu, Lammsrs. AM
sterdam.
MARREN, RI. Aug 2-Sld Perins, IngrahAm. Albany
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NEW V3LEANo, Au8US y Iowa
Cetton-Sales to day $40 baes. MidIing " quoted q
9a9so. The weeks businaS has been only 800 bales
and the receipts of the period LOO bales steck
band 5000 bales The accounts Of the growing crops
favorable The second bale OF cotton reached
here day Mess pork is Arm at $22 Coffee sells a.
6zs
ALBANY. August I, 1852.
follows 5000 barrels Of -four. 10000 bushels OF corn
9.eOo do OF oats Zoo do OF wheat. Flour dull sale
of 2.700 bushels Genesee wheat. from 0nondaga
county, hapdsome article made, to arrive in q
day two at 112 cents the first sale Of the season.
Corn appears dull. and without sales Of moment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-08
Pa nsenxex,s Arrived.

FLIvsRpooI-Si.smship Paei6G-Mr Weies ardiady, J +
M Ms n"i sa sns
MISS Fewle. Miss Brandon and t~e sstsr Mise Nye Mr.
ana welnsm sa, and
Dse, lady tive children and nurse Mr. sheenaa, Batch
sst sr ssssy
lady and son oaouTAs LLops. Watt; CsrPeDser
W Mi,sh.iI W Gs~tr,. MIR Ho,er and lady Nc schsa
dof, Case LADY, Legal. Mr. RAmtdea a.d
wsod Steers rs fsGS' Rsetps
Eagle r sumby q Wet " Il West J sheuer q Robinson
+ Wood Mr. Caldwell Mr. Rosenfeld. Mis- CocLrsne Mr.
Coehrane, Hone Mr. Jacobsohn, q Geaze Forrest
Trast Mr. sshumaS and lady Miss and Master schulHan
Greene, EDsin. LAWSON Total iO7 49,
Miss Du kese, Mics Coste Miss Stock. A 8ee MISS
1hurstop Miss Acton and servant Miss fringe Miss Yer
dcoh ana infant. Mrs Chi-selD two ch,lren and
infant ard Mr. B.lcw lady. children ANA
vant Tit lady two ehiioren and servant; zogbsna
lady and children; STOCK and lady, Darte and
s'fs wilson as~ss sns
M.sIidaI Jss:sn Y Belts aa.sans Dsrds s1l'?
5 A1slcS 4 hs.ss Ks ds s1ss nss
Lance, Morm Perqnizi. Middleton. MRS Angulo;
g,s Ra,Ts ;rSa BE- e%s' p saa
can. NJ Ca lashsr, Murphy. Hs shusrt, .eDeussi
Lsw S1 Ts,. Ms. rss' er
sastrr Benhssd. c Wilkins Rhine, Msneook. <
sa nssnss .pcSsFs
Capt GsI Hull Ind pS Ss sna aaus
"a AsT|rRP"sari Laurens-n cuidet, DsshausT-lS6
children. Miss Mitchell. e Maurau. Miss DEM.
CoNsTANTINePLE-Bark Martha Clark-Rev d Marsh,
GRAND TnnK@Piie Chiet-C Steward ar lady, C Brown
lady and child. u Nichols lady and Two children.
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Below,
Telcxraphlc Marine Reports.
Herald Marine Corresponsenee.

Barls Ea,I ~ Lonsdae aad ytsu,ius from ualae arr in
Hampton Roads.
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Passengers Sailed .

LIyERpooL-steamship Arcuo-Mrs Depeyster. NYork
RTE oGcr%sn. Mis- oGornsn Mis-. Fox, Ireland; Hon
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m.nyi 2 4 RobesSI and lady Eng; spa.csha Mara
Pars Ky; Mcnae, N6Seans Aaron
Hosk kLs.hsp iuS Evan; and lady Leusv Me-
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EdIer; orleans Mrs J GiI1den Cart g assedSrn.
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Gov Geo Mathews her Majestys Consul 20 Chares.on
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esssIe clagIssto1; M BslInsD, u Francis La Sro!I
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Geo Bright. SYolt; John Asdersss; Alsz Meis.eIa,,
PnEsy Esnson NJ
Ola Pora. Mexico; Glasgow York; Mr. Robertson.
Geyer 90; Waphouse, Venezuela; Chas Luis Altoona
sAvANNAr-steamship Aabama-w Prescott and la
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Pitts John ardens Miss Tucker, Miss Ball Miss KPut-
T .hen Rs w Mrs fS NJ
Ta Frfsts c5 il N .ss4.Se Ogden
Sumner, Peter Julien. shelton. Thos Brown, Jno A
SJs s ssS ~ NJ:
Alfred sohinsh 3 Bun. Robertson; " sessury Ana
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Rlsr Rosemerser Mr and Mrs Malloy and Shld p,tr
HAynE-siip Helvetia-D chnds and lady. Miss GTyler
burst EYoIk Mr. Laoresta, Frances Rev Mr. Crampr Rev
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Sehr Magnet (Brl Wood. Halifax 10 days. With fsh to
Kelly Swsbers 10. Jriv ~ Jnssph Av-stroaG native
Of Jamaica. jumped overheard and WAS lest.
Scir 1bro Trcsorey. koao.ut .r fui -d.iphia-
Sehr Invoice WeAs River aesd r PhnsdsiptiA.
Sehr ChristiaBs -. Newport for Nyaok.
eetr John Wesley, -, Newport Ter Troy.
Sehr Orion. Hulse Providence Tor fh,is iphia.
Sehr Corbulo ouland. Providence fsr PHILADELPHIA
Sohr Mary RoviaI Rayrsr Dfhtos for PhLAdslphis.
Schr Echo. Lowden. Dishton for PHILADELPHIA
Sehr VIM Thomas. Davis Dighton for Philadelphia.
SER Hudson Havper Calais 10 days.
Schr Saxon. Paine, Calais. Ii days.
Sltop Chase, Cakes Providence for Rondout.
Sleep Merieisn, Allen. wes'o"rt for Rondou..
Below,
One bark, and one brig
Sailed,
Steamships Arctic, Luce Liverpool: Alabsms, Ludlow
Sava, nah: Roanoke Psrrib Norfolk and Riehm
Arcole jennings Fan FrAncsco z. Chandler Liverpool
Plantsgene u Brien, Connecticut Winston, ct John
M trss olo narsRss, st Petersburg; Tweed, Brea
Pictou, Ms.
Wind at sunset SSE.