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Washington telegraph., 1853-08-10
heeident at Niarnra ralla.
We copy from the New York Evening Post
u partieulas-.aAo ieariul calamity at Niagara

We copy from the New York Evening Post
n pafiieuia.--aAS iea'iul calamity at Niagara
The most intense excitement was created as
Naputa on the lath inst by the startling mtelli.
renre that a man was in the mid,t al the rapids.
within lew feet of the lalls elinging lar lie 10
o ifal stump fdinst wbirh, IN hi peious descent
Of lac apds, he had hcen thmwn As soon as
the fearful nows became kuoWu hundreds OF
PERSONS hurried 10 the spot aud the report was
aund 10 be- inn true =
Upon iuqnlry 1t was aseeftanrd ihat the poor
iellnw WIS one ot three men belonging Ia a saw
used ier taking sand down the ri,rr. Nhn had got
lutn stnlll hpal attached 10 the srow about o
O'Clock on the evening oi thc 18th which, hneins
by somH maaus hecomn separated therrlfn. Nas
hurried down The mniis The boat was al chttrse
mndlf swampel, aud The meu ca,l into the W..
ter iva oi ihrm helng ut ouee Carried over the
Fals intleII dreadful fate. and ihr othrr hf chance
striking aud clihaug To a stump about midway
hrIWrea ilie l'nlls uul Gnat lsanl hndee.
A. daylight, on the lIth tins poor telloW Nas
discovered in his perilnus sunlian aud It Waa
sprrltiy uuud that his resruc was alu,aHt mp,l.
,ihlr since no boat ihai could hr pfacuhtd Wnull
ilaa' am1meui IN the rpils VII .ous h,,hg aeaa,p.
ai and overturned. \ Adespa'ei was Immediately
,eui N Bulap lar Ito l,nli and uHr va .enl bY
ckHff# over the mIIaBd Wi.HHuI lirlaY IN the
tempted 20 be loaled 10 ihe plat fellow, - Is hil
r'ang VII dtsnrnlipu Ia lis mil zupFaIi. in the
miii al he Winding pFils, aHi Wiibin hearing
ui the mar al The ca'aIasi over Nhsb af auF mo.
meni h. might be hmlul, Tor upwafl, 81 l,sanly.
fam haur
The hbs.aoat aoul on fom n,flsio =.,..as.y..a
iHmrdairl4 altar It was lauHfhei. mud Nas lost
over tHH nHils lai nue Loaf wa srHi. uul the
man RrUl nFcr the Falls at Ga'clnHk IN the rsru.
inn \ raa had been laalrl hun. Wltsh he was
On. NhHu ihey laliel aubihaf it-huat in hm
anil "a hr Has getting ready "a IsHip intn Il, the
blai sIHek The al aHl swcaa lin oil iHfa iha
npils IL attempted Ia swim luf a .nIa' izl5tl.
hai iaiiHi IN raarh II lle rai.ui lHuI#s,ll mp ia
hk tad leiHls gafe d shriek M al lis auas
WILLY. and l,saHpg
The H1a1e oi one nf thu men lost was rhamas
llanHiHiHH aud tAai OF tie na1r sIralue who
rlmf 50 luas IA the slump ia the mpIls, lazcph
Akvns
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-10
sn.c Of Town hnts.

HNHE lots at Magnolia the county ,ilc ol Col.
1 umha county, will be sold on Monday, the
ed Of August l,53. Terms of sale onr hall dne
Isl March ncSt the balauce twelyrmonths there
after, with approved security
G W. GARRETT
A gOpBOLD. Comr.
A. J. 1HOMpSON>
Jniy &, 1856. 81 td..
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Swamp halid Scrip.

Ennn Acres Swamp Land Scrip, issued
DNJtJO under thc old hw--can be located
upon any ol the swamp and ogelilowed Land, in
tic smie,--ior Sale inqulniilies to suit gurchas-
cr Apply lo W. H. EITER
1I'uh,0rtot .}prG 81. 1883. H.
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Surveys of the Routes to the Pacific.

A. The iuliaNius correspondence lriween tho
''atefnaf Of The Sisis and The So oi War con.
iaiHs uiali"f ui iuiefssi Ia the laap'eni Afkaus.
HH lsN Il l.iafr aaf flsalsfs
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-10
Fashionable Gvotls.

now .rrrug N ihr old ,inml ~ ~ x v Mos
They W.A ,r'i low if CASil or uu twelve
uun'h, umc lu those wan pas uurr 5AtaL lhpsf
Nio Wi,h cui bargains will da mg.. 10 give d,
d call aUi cNInuuc uHr Siurk.
nELLEE y STUAgly
M,n.ln.l.l. MarAu- Ie.L 10 "
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GoaAtg of iIcmpstead. sci. .

~. AAahaaAaHH i##H fHAt lHaaN 4 u Ih=#H 90
~ lHr Cur al isH1'afe Iaf -aia raHfif. ih.
ia.gi#s HHfHH#iHIHHu zHi Guardian aeaHHis
tHHHH4s HuH srifHus#5s. Hsra il#I co. #aHi UzIld
fiI HITH #iIon 81 is lski uHialaaI Term OF said
t##t.# $40
ia#H tHaif Almf E=Iaic ef Wm lHasit. lee.
NHr=#I NI|Irw RaR THr.r=
I'll Al. = AHa'd alu=r w. 4Haa#-
= h Al"I#HHs Slm'l HanFa
iH=hm NaHI.aH. J E. t.za.ch. So
k#HigH N#IrL AaHHr Mspa. Y
Lester enr#ltz ~ HafI5alius
lH#i.IsaB iIapsl =IHn. ]. RnIeenaH
laH.Hf=Hu nHIHE n HadzamAu#
llHHB ; HaatH# II k#IIy. dee. Hsnl
Wi.Iam-s IsaI. q G=a.'I= NBThau-oii. ,lcc.
LHWls HH|5z saiHa E. lslis Sc
T45Hi.4H nui Ha Isl gIsrn 10 aII psfznns
interested BOO thr't,''7 aioisn, ,lirh E.'ui,s or
aa...asis ts auf llae- tl qua a.. sIu"ul g.
'.irl .ra'i .is '. ~ hry hssr, uu M bei1fe ne
.rranl do ui iAfia.l Inrn q the Court oi Pm.
bate ar ..aI Com. .. le .ilen a. ne Cout,
iial'r, DO ihr mWu Of Washington. on tho ll
Monday oi p,'abrr \. d. l>5l. ~ they will D..
Hrr'rr hainsl riiu excepting 90 IlIHH account. ur
lIt i'rm Ilrusi \ Z SANDERS. tgark
Nadia f'la. JH'g %. lstl. S5-
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-10
WAsHIN GTON HOUSE,
Ark,s.


VNIi nmprie,otof tliis house would IA
l. respectfully announce TO his f.s..il4
friends aud the travelling community. ...lf5N
that since purchasing ii in March last -. ..s.Ya
he has thoroughly repaired aud fticd ~ aaew In
entire building, and having udird several afer
aud airy malns To thasu helctpiire in use.-5ll
we'll supplied with nuw aud comfortable bed,tinr
and furniture. rcndeis the sAAsniNGfuN Hpr.1H
one ot the mnst momY. convenient aud plpasanl
establishments 10 be lnuud in South Afkansas
aud being amply supplied with active aud atten.
tive servants, his table daily provided with cyery
delirarY 10 be found in the country, euahles Inn
10 assure his guests that their ease and comfort
will he as well promoted in this housr Us all, in
The State
Ill, stables are large, anl ahhndaaiy snpnlied
with Com, ful,ler ndl uats, and ailenltl l.,
alhlul and tusiY oHlrs
The stage office,
for the lane Of stages lfnm Little Rock Ia Clark.
ylla IsAls. j. kepl at this house, aud the ,iasos
lcaag Washington lor Little Rock every fnr4hy
THURSDAY anl Saturday mprnine, at 3 oslork \
Msaui inf ehtksnlle Texas, every Sunday aud
"Wednesday nghls.
The bill Of priees remain tho sann rs hotein.
Lore. md the proprietor leel, confident that lar
the eNIssuse h. has lmn1efl and his lailhul anl
Continued rlaIls Il lusure the eamlaf ul ,i,ilar,
lee ''iII have the supnari aud patronage Of lib.
cfai puhiic.
II W SMITH. Proprietor.
liul.1r'aa u ~ %, ls5l, as-u
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-10
.inrle and n'nmn, DrL tin0G.,
Paw uPiPAY UEs!!

4 w. parsons indebted 10 the undersigned mp 70
n thr is day of january last au. hctchy ~.
.prglnliy notified tlmi mu.i have ,nmc MONEY
and consequently am under the urccs.iiy ol rarn-
rsily requesting them tp come iuiNud aud settle
np as early i day Is possible. ..-.....
T.. u. W. MADDuN.
Uushispiog no. 10. iSli e.
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-10
rar S. ra,,c'' Gi,a s.,s LAars,-Ala

Tur s. fr,Na, Rlua SrNa L4sps.-A late
M,mphi- plTcr,als
\ pleasure rNrurmu wls o. entity m,lr o.
'he,e lanis. ubi han, siiua.ff f.,,ur .iy'y u..r.
nHhwe,iul ul mrmpii. ptuug thc raudllakc kc
nl lsil 81 will tr ic-a''eg'rl % Il7,r -e'l'r ui
'sul a'aus Doe 'l. inn,is ulet Mas .uak Ten of
hrrru 'rg' 1ud nrnrl.at'i covered wi'h wl'al.
. hl. bcru called Che smh i-luj, iInni that ilIe
% D. suIur HhrH'H-Ayf HslHs iu l,us'l lnl ltHm
'WH 20 nur Boo Wilfl % D, s'u1laI IS no small
is'auts ni wi'low, Dot a' thr rr.saH' ,',srol nH.
nr .rg tw H' ilau ARE a.H.r utrfsrN, The
whole boise. a. b mI''t marr pmpry br called
sIHmls with i.b nal' -ar.- Hi.i .ir.s. rhswa-
iD, b, H.m"'' prfier.'Y lmH'paIfn' aui iucy mas
bH "'rI distinctly i1 iir d,iil ol fcH .,ri
Mas originated 10 love. exists 70 love, aul t.
Ief,ai,i iu .ogr.
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-10
ARLINGTON
" 4 Z. &, AZ a ID 1sS.

iLNilE nrNl term Ut Tbs Institution will rum-
l. urucc ON tbr lith Of August next. Tuition
Tor session uf 90 works.
Primary Department. ut...............sli
Higher Encish Branches ......... ...st4
CIas-irh Department ...........,. ...slo
No 1clu,'ioar 1r stsrncc. purils 6u,src.l lr.
lore the middle o the erosion Will bo charged or
ihr syhnl. time thosc cricred after ten week. ur
hail the time
WAl CARRlGAN. a. b. Principal
Washington Iu'y 18Th. IsT gs-Gw
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-10
DENTIST.
~. VI. Foster. Denial surgeon,

HAVING permanently lnraied in Washington
i lor ihc Practice ul lis profession would rr-
specifically tender his services 10 the citizens ri
Washington and vicinity Office at llntt Hotel
iaiuHg hh. 1855 l-tL
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-10
The aaIvosloa and Rcd rIgsr RaIiroad.

The t'rstIruai liHsr'aIs ni The Galveston alH
ke#l rifri Railn#l COMPANY Ia1k piuaH nn Atls
ua=Ian Tn ulmasi harmony aisl gisil ieeliua
m aIiHl ai ihe election aud II was niflsIHg ia
u7ics b." al airlieeiulHess and rauiIlsu d that
characterized etfrA pHuaH iu thr nIsatiHg Gen
unill tlaIk va, rfe.rHiI and $50 Wrra informed
ls nHa ni tie dirrsfafs. ihii hr eHKc assurance.
that the iHiu wHud hn furnished b} HnfthrH cup.
itai,iss af iHH lrHHlr extent rf i'r n'ei that
slaHll l.r Eadsi aHl prepared iaf ihe faiIs lf
iHH 1t ui AaiHh, IsiL H. suiHHnasi aT lHH
Htarrs Of tie sia'k ssl.iazl ai lDuaarli AlllaH
mamlsr II the eHHnH# NH 1sAum We have
eaHtefsrd sfsiazI l. ts ruiIHe'F rsaiHlpnf ilai
faa Hsai sill - eama.HI,i as itT O.. iiis ilIa'a.
WiihiH twelve m'afHs W. are h1HA n iuH
iil' - siaFhllHIlEs ufsa'l ai#IHs yiF HHe#H
HsialHrHiz o. #H1H as HsmHHzi. iIss ,lias'aEz
ate deHnWHnl q HHiseaa'iH ahr HHfe with u#z
tinuz aUrHHF uHrni IT, HIIH#'H#=. Il =H# raH 1'4H
the HIai -IauH hr hHili. ryaH d IHr HraHz sEz
Ier'el iDHi aanai should uas Hs atai.a#.r. TaI#
IS i.H "t# THN Nhraagr g|#Is#H iaAa bell -
ihIs aHr# iH f#H'sf uHi l,IHfui#a f|#a' ilsa4I1
t# ,aIf.I I.HzH#l zen # f=Il.sIta Wfl HfrIFHnWH
HaHI'#I 1HH ihH.T uHH u#i'at e.HHHIHHs 30 Is fra=
saHl.#HH iH aEpHi tat sauafIHns inIssIfiH VIII
r. c'iasiei NJ aia s'ltl ip .ssJn laai she gitl-
as Wii r. hu'nei IsfNaHl with iil fst#i ills. drs.
pitch sIH Ne tar#silY h1i# th#H hF Hhr l#f al
aHHH uukis II Ira#f siSIF uuIa. n iIa toad va
= Doc feaAf1 Ia' he .faa, ths HiIaNMa ugI=
ser, arl, t.rt faHl.
=. Ir#HajH rIaHirai Wm L nsEer. zaere.
taFss lsHr, H. sietrH.- Cen. onHt CLARK Z
EfU#- Naai iIHA'sy. j s. T. siamhzn eal L.
ilra, ~ !. ll1'.hiu,, WIN. " Risr lu1 D. s
eae.lGIA lin.i1rs
InamiHi I,r,faJ.l, Il.y u.f ts5t.
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-10
Kentucky Mustard,

nF The strongest and hcsl Kind for salr ~
~ Mitchell & FOSTERS.
M1y !. 1888 Is
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-10

lSl ouHrcs Quninc, warranted fresh and
lcO genuine
20 pounds best English Calomel,
20 brr Mars,
% Fine Turkey Rhubarb,
20 Soc. Aioes.
~ Turkey Opium.
% Gum Campbor,
10 doe SETTER Appcricn'
All fresh and grnuine-f1f sale hy,
mitchell * FOSTER
IVs4ingior .fPrl q, 1854. IL
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-10
Evy GOODS.

INilE undersigned wou'l respectfully inform
l. vi. friends ahi ilc public errcraly. ihsi he
Is nrN receiving ini opening large and well sr.
lrrlrl stock of GOODS. consisting VI
staple and Fanos Dry Goods,
Gotrnr., Sill lIarlwarc and Cu'lcB. lpH.
Nails aud Cistngs QHernswarc Sudllcti and
Wagon Harness. l.ooi- anil Shoes. Hats and Cps,
summer and winter Clo,hing, Frc'h Shaker car
dc, Seeds together with a great yaucty Of arii-
cct usulily hmnghi tp ilns market
Ala Wli'h hr 1leIs og sale ai Che lowest
marAri pnru. lpr Cash uf tp ibn-'. vh ho pay pune
tuiiiN ui ndiL 1Eu, u. GREEN
ll5fiag'oa, .ip,R l3 tsi1. l5-3m. I
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-10
ROOMS Snuff.

, IkoNN NJ RooNs test swan, received aud
> lor sale by Mitchell * FOSTER
Hay g. lsjJ, Is
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-10
ioR apAiA

RrfUB TO-
Williams Phillip & Co.
I II Palmer y TO-
! Burnside \ G. N.a Ofiaaas
Wehh llawIines \ .,
Cherry lleHlrts,n \ Co.
]. &. ssalez. Irs Cal las. ,,...t.=,a
Vaughan, Hon { { Saati, '"a'i'"' ."'.
s Cnsiimn \ Co.
Klukm. nufrr n Co. Nae lmk,
" llhfnn n faEr.
Scott Rikef 4 e..
James Fassrii n Co.. PHILADELPHIA
lsrdck, lnsihof \ 60,
Miy 4h, 1888. 9i-if
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-10
2. %. %. n.
I,erlnrnaiinn ofsAnrnn lnnl,.
ES TITS sTsl .

nn L. BOURNE, pGNri,r. has arrived. arl
~ Tenders his professional sericc, 10 the cil.
frn. Of Waslinsto vicinity H. will rninin
90 Washington two or ihna week. Lunng which
iImo he niay be- found al Alr Whites lcwrlp
siurr.
lIuaag'on. JHy g5, 1854. 9u-3w.
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-10

AuAm sIitH
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-10
EW sT0RE.

'EllG undersigned invite 'hr attention OF ihr
L clifton. oI llsuls'ral sad o'aap.., cuuuifa
10 llgIf nrw Jul g.Hafll variety nl
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-10
The State of Arkansas.

llieli,r'aa -, %, isil,Z IS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-06

SHn AISro, at Baltimore from Calho experienced
from the It'll to the 10th Of July or Falkland Islands,
heavy weather, stove bulwsrds head railing and made
the vessel leaky
Sp Henry (of Portsmosth), HILL from Boston for New
Orleans, went ashore the Bmin Islands date. The
cargo taken ashore and the by tho
wreckers the goth ult. The account received Mt
New Orleans 9th u by ship Granada Of Boston, and "a
telegrsphed thence.
sInp JoHS STUART which arr at Guayaquil Aug 20 70
repair damages sustained by collision with bark Green
point in going the river grounded bank OF Green
Island got of by the aid Of steamer and other
sstance, and would 20 bank In front Of the city TO
have her bottom examined and undergo the necessary
pairs before railing for NYork
SHIP FoRsss which put beck TO Calcutta, reload
Ing Aug for NYork. Hsr damaged cargo was sold al
auction on the ID.
BARK SENATOR, Phlpot, 1t Hobart Town June Is, from
f0ndon, experienced very stormy passage Feb had
decks swept lost boats, buwarks syght and stxboard
s&anehiona and iost ipaa eve~soArd.
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ght-n the light Of great sin to be repented OF BY tho
Church, We must look upon II as violation OF the pre-
Church There indifference between disciple and
lahorer and the responsibility TO work was the same
When the fret persecution caused the nrs Tue
The Church only poor widow to what she Is now
clad in her might and threw her poor Offering into the
camnays II The snir, state Of IL Church at present to
thar .. ...s Church at the time o. me apo,..S Were
they doing all they could, We're they .ah"ring with
all their mght Let them not only lament this deficiency
OF aboring but let them humble themselves account
of this great sin of the Church What they should be most
for the increase which God expected at
their hands, Now what IN the remedy for this business
of the borers He did not intend TO this entirely
in that They would find the remedy ia the third
clause of the text which the third head OF his dis
course-3d. "Pray We the Lord Of the harvest, &c."
There a difference between those whom God sends
forth and those whom they ordained He alluded the
orders To declare whether he trusted that he
ward called by the Holy Spirit" They might admins
question should answer ''No have TO trust
that am called by the spirit but wish to enter the
church. 70 this reason, however, the ordination
not go on He may be sound IL doctrine, but still he
cannot b. admitted. But what If candidate should
swer in the affirmative when he not caleds Would
he be minister Certes but only minister appointed
by As Church differently situated from that Of
the Apostles-a Church situated to be in position
to employ herself solely in sending out and preparing her
minister's something should be done by which her mission
may be appreciated.
The speaker concluded by saying the efficacy of prayer
~ .h s ~ anu vs - wy shat .S , ou
a. 'ie auiy aiI. Anu, STU nc, sn1s shc Pou..ous
harvest may oe reaPeu oy an aounoanoe u oof0fS' e' IN
p'ay - e,... a.. p-..,.i ps.
wren .ne SERMON was nnlsneu, 'l0 nsnoP
Vi view ho.A 70 caa sne o''orJ' ~no ~
"sre eo,iet'e, VI 'iie .o's, .s1spn. A., :
my "is weIe occ.scu ~ naShoP Wn'h liol so
coec'ors on MASSIVE gouen sa.ver, pteseueu sone
.e nce' " tie .cn staoac oocle.y ~. inc froPasa
u1 M y s.e "oss ~ W sae os0.Syl
ihe r,.es VI 'iie conun.on ~ete .non OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
nnop nfo s OF eonnecscu., oca.ng. Lne celo
ioies VI 'ne couhion ehueu Socu' olooA ~ INC
l as soon as hey we're nlsneu .ne sPcc.ators
ier .ne anu .ne ueega.os Prooecucu " o.9
&c ~ hoo @ 20 - usueu n'o rxo nousesLne LOUISE
VI anu " lay peiesa.es me iofuei 81, IA sccret
session exercising q Testricuve power over the lower
mouse "r o y. rouse Oh iay aeiega,es.
me D,sops re'reo 70 .ne ses.y ROOM 70 orgaihe;
y uegaes remained in 'he cnurcn' anu proceeoeo
10 no tne same lhlhg, .
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uARITIME IHTELLlGEHCE.
ALMANAC FOR NEW Y0RK-rm DAT.
son RMB. 03 NOON ssTs ............s 08
suN sEB.. 30 HGH WAITE. .ev10 40
Port OF New York, October 5, 1859.


CLEARED.
steamships-Africa (Br) Harrison Liverpool cunard;
Alabama, Schenck, Savannah, Mitchill; Northern
Light Miner San Juan Mic ss Morgan Ohio Fox As
fileston / Co.
ships-America Barstow, Liverpool, D & Kingsland 4
Sutton; Jersey, Day, Liverpool, T Frost; Deutschland
(Iam), Hanker, Hamburg, + Bech & Kunhardt.
Barks-Anandale (Br), Hutchngs. Quebec, eager &
Ann sys
stephano (Br), Campbell Glasgow, Murray & Patten.
BrigsLll,sh (Br), Acwhea Lisbon, Whitman 4
Mheeiocs; Pauline (Norw), Bockman, Curacoa, Agreda
schrs-solus (Br), Hutchinson, Halifax, Buck Co;
Triumphant (r), Sherris, Falmouth, L, eager Co;
Madawaska, Baker, Philadelphia James Hand; Castan
Morgan Franklin, Chas Ell Peters; Caroline Knight
sushsa zeeS Ay
Cready, Mott co. Montrose, Wnslow, Mobile sturges
sioop-John M CLAYTON Vincent, pbiladelpbia. W Nc.
Kee Blackstone, Reynolds, Bristol &c, master.
steamer-Aars, Greene, Philadelphia, J Briggs.
ARRIVED.
Ship Owego Borland, Liverpool, Aug Is, TO Sturgcs,
Ship Maria, Little Melbourne, Australia June a. Rio
Janeiro Aug a. and Pernambuco Sept s. to sGken Iron
sides Co. Aug lat A. lon ST. spoke ship Pharsalia
Of Boston, hence for Benicia 100 days out.
Park Hyperion (of New Haven) shefHeld Bonaire, and
10 days from Curacao, to Dwight L Co.
Bark Montauk, Brown, Galveston, 10 days, to H
Brewer Co.
Brig wanderer (of Bath Chadburn sagua la Grande, II
Brig sutton, Mclean, zaza, % days, to Yrnaga Eu
lain.
Brig Marsellois, Sherman, Pctou, Ms, IL days. to
Whitney Co.
Brig Emily, Davis, Charleston, days. to Durham h Di
mon
Schr Sarah Victoria, Colsen, Georgetown sc, days
Schr Pacific, Farrow Washington, NC, days.
Schr Oregon, Guthier, Washington, NC, days.
Schr Washington Rue Washington, NC, days
Schr Elizabeth Ann Crews, Washington, NC, 4 days.
schr Ringgold, Mott, Norfolk, days
Schr Fair Macpherson, Baltimore, days.
Schr Asa Edridge Rollins, Wilmington, Del, days.
Schr Brazos, Hckenson Portland, CT, days.
schr N Hawkins new, Griffin, Brookhaven 8 hours
to McCready, Mott h Co. The II il a splendid schr
Of 400 tons burden and Is intended for the Charleston
line Of packet schooners.
RyruRSrD-The schr Norfolk Packet Bede Norfolk 80
hours to Mc(ready, Mott Co. The p was dismasted
In the hurricane Of the 7th lat SO lon 70 oosng
the heads Of both masts, rigging sails, &c She
ed from Norfolk TO this city by the steamug Titan Capt
Cummisky.
Steamships Africa (Br), Liverpool; Ohio, Aspnwall;
Northern Light San Juan Mic; Union, Charleston Ala
bana Savannah ship Samuel Russell San Francisco bark
Ocean Queen (Br1, Pugwash Ms; and Others
Wind Ut sunset, SW, and fresh
The pkt ship Zurich, for Havre, has anchored Qua
rantine.
[BY SANDY HOOK MAGNETIC TnsoRAyal
The HIGHLANDS Oct 5-Sundown-
Steamships Northern Light and Ohio passing the High
lands, bound South. Parker Vein steamer going in
past the Highlands.
wind fresh nom the sw. weather very hazy.
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Arriyed-Frs Fairy, wi!leby, Pernambuco; schrs n
Chester Corson Boston, Bernard Farnsworth Calais;
Paynter, sipple Fishkil NY; Patterson Dole, sa'
lem Paterson Dole, NYork; J Scott, Budd williams
burg; Deputy, Winsmore, EYork; Worcester Rhodes
Providence.
ueared-steamship Keystone State, Hardie Savannah;
brig Kelly, Coicord Boston, schrs Eugene, Lowell
Ketchum, Brooklyn; Leesburg, Godfrey Charleston; NJ
Patterson, Dole; Patterson, Dole N Chester Corson
and Aershon, spragg, Coston; Paynter, Mpple,
York Pennsy vania, Routh and Scott, Budd Brook.
ayn; klotts Baker, Ncponset.
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BtIUfe Chitf Justlce UAkIey.
OCT. 5-IIySRY L. vAS WICK WIN. A. KoBRy W. JOHN
mcintosh this action n note for ~ 045 35
drawn by Thomas Mcintosh Co., and alleged TO have
been endorsed blythe which was the
plaintiffs by fhos Mcintosh Of the defendant was
them in 1851 In business Ia this city but since be-
embarrassed and has left The defence u that the
note Is forgery and that John Mcintosh endorsed
note for his for large amount but the plaintiffs
contend that defendant In the habit OF endorsing blank
notes for his leaving it with him to fill up the amount
The question Il purely TO the genuneness Of the
dorement The tried before and reported
when verdict rendered for the plaintiffs which was
however set aside by the General Term this Court and
trial granted. Adjourned.
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On Wednesday, October 9, by the Rev. J. A. Saxton,
Mr.. NA1nAsIn. MIdl Jr to Miss ELLEN CARxAs OF Fire
place L. !.
In BROOKLYN, l. l., Wednesday, October g. by the Rev
J. s. Lord WILLIAM HAIanr, Of New Jersey to MARY w.
usugbter OF Albert N Van bruns. ..
in Orange county on Tuesday morning, October =, oy
the Rev George Person Mr. JONI TUTI Of this city,
to Miss MARY T. NANNY, Of the former place
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JoHS 8 TmAsrnn, ESQ. This gentleman, formerly
editor and proprietor Of the Faro Industrial spanish
newspaper published at Havana has just returned from
.n-'---- ..d is stopping at the Metropolitan Hotel
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Before Hon. Judges Edwards Roosevelt and Harris.
Oct. 5-The case Of william Burger and another, VS..
the Columbia Insurance Company argued and
reserved
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BATH-Arr Oct J. briggs Carolina, Patten, Charleston;
Lincoln Webb, Perkins, Wilmington, NC.
BSTON--Arr Oct a. steamer City Of Boston, Fisher,
Philadelphia steamer Achilles Bird, NYork ship Ned
ford nysdt Calcutta May q SaTss Zngar BrsnhO.
"a; Carnioa, Hoxie Bonairc Sept Adea Rogers, whs
Alexandrin schrs Bsssachamp, MIntire, Norfol. rs
and COrneiia, fauikn, SYork Signal for two briggs ca
r aR shs s. %a 'HSs 'sR
Groton Baltimore, to load for st Thomas; brigs Amelia
Nckerson San Francisco; Marshall Bean, Savannah J.a
Moulton, Donpe Baltimore to load for Havana schxA
land, Jachsonyiiie Advance, whittier, s. NARY; ess
Ellen Msrriman, Aerriman and Janiata, webbsr, PhlA
dephia; watchman, Megsthlin, ,NYork' SD ships Cen
It as os ss s.RSns as
Mary Perkins; schrs Sarah Ann, Ellen Perkins.
pGnToN.A. Oct Oct brig Eno q Pratt BsAss f!o.
sehrs Hiram smith Crowei from Mexandris; kaosZ
dout; 4th, Hallock, Smith. Phladelphia.
Amy sa bsp
Rico. In Hampton Roads, ship Charles ward KFsrknA
from M, Ch incl Islands, with guano.
Cid briggs Samuel SMALL Treadwell ana Empire, C.sssi
Boston schrs Lebansh, Geyer Bostons Hsbes, Hssss
Nantucket; Hudson, Harmed, Boston
foRlsMOUTH-Arr Oct 3, brig Samuel B, Whoa n.l-
timors schrs RsnoSn, Crowel AL southsrnss Hutch
inRs, N10rH.
RlcHMoND--Au Oct ., schrs william Williams, H.
@ . Ssi SYo sss s ': ssRl. E csssss
NYork; Henrco, Chester, NYork.
SAIhM-Arr Oct Q, brig Garland, Fairfield, Para -
ult, River 4th. tn
ST DENNIs-Arr ssys %, schrs Charm and MaristAA
Burr Boston for Philadelphia; Oct B. Alexandria, Dooa
for Richmond; Moses Brown do for Alsxandria Dasn
Kelley, do for NYork; e Kelley, NYosk.
WILMINGTON, NC-Arr Sept 80 sshzs CArdsuaA uuzys
Marbsheaa ssr fhiladsphiA bat eoaA not st 49, =
account Of head Winds Oct 4 Cltissa, Pscs Wssuns
Mass. CD Lat, schrs Golden RulA kalesnA and AlssA
BAswtt, BskR, NYesk