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MIR. FILLMORE IN BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, MondaYJMay Is. 1884
Mr. Fillmore had public reception ae5he Exchange at
neon to-day There very large concourse of people
present, and he warmly greeted Mr.. Fillmore ana
snite will leave for Philadelphia II clock tomorrow
Tuesday.
BALTIaoRE, May IA, 1854
Messrs Lloyd & McElderys lumber yard, on Light.st
Wharf together with four warehouses occupied by MI
ohael Dorsey 4 Co.. james NJ. Muir X * w w. lsaacs,
b. +. Willis and J. T. Travers) destroyed by hre
to-day Loss $4,000. Insured for $4,000 OF which
$40 coo was in the Franklin Company of Philadelphia and
$4,000 in the Hartford Insurance Company.
great race occurred at Petersburg on Friday and was
run IN the fastest time made in Virginia Inc meats
were two miles and the time minutes 45 seconds and
minutes 43 seconds. The competitors were Fanny Fern
One Eve joe Ellen Evans and Margraye. The hrst
named was the winner.
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tn AdYertllers.
alton Of 10000

The WEEKLY TRIBUNE has now circulation OF 10000
or, And "a undoubtedly the advertising hedum Ia the United
g., rl.trs a, il doe. in every the Unon. British
Pro,nce s. hayib. reader, Farmers Mechanics Merchants
camille, &c Tho.e wish their business known h'
country over would do well TO Try THS WEEKLY TRIBUNE
limited number Of inserted a. y cent, per hns
each insertion.
Tar SrnrWEEKLY TRIBUNE also has very large oircu-
s,on In tie country inserted at 10 ents per line
in.eri ri.nn
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IRr r.,srrG
TN, LOST SHIP WINCHESTER.

BosroS Monday. May -. !'S''
The lost ship Winchester chartered in Enoch Trans
LIVERPOOL line She was a line feightne snip Of ioo'
tuns and was built in East Boston three years since D!
Messrs Jackson & Ewe Messrs. W. T. Wei 'o'
OF this City being the The vessel was vaued AZ
$50 ooo and was insured for that amoun, at several Offices
The cargo also heavily insured here ami the to'ai loss
by this disaster viii exceed s2oO, 900
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-16
THE sNrGGLNG TRANSACTION.

BOGLpS, MONDAY, MAY ID, Ac"f'
c. F. Hamel charged witSsmugging watches, jewelry,
&C. in the Canada was drought before Commissioner
Iorinc TO-DAY but exarn<io waived, and he gave
bail in $500 to appear trial the fourth Monday in
June Solomon Cohen implicated in the same TRANSACTION
will be examined next Friday
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-16

African CorToS.-In Liberia, Africa, there Is plant
or tree which grows high and bears cotton Ia bos similar TO
the common cotton plant this The staple snort
but has sken texture and os delicate awn color lac
r exactly Ike cotton though It's IS quite unlike IT,
Is this naive substance worth looking after We think -
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.
WAsHISGToS, Monday, ,

WAsHINOTOS, Monday, May 10, 1851
Serious personal difficulties ePprchended between
wcsrs Hunt and Cragc, growing of their sharp col
loouy in the House to-day
The rcsoluton Offered by Mr. Richardson extending the
debate on the Nebraska bill the resul; Of caucus OF
the friends Of the bill before the meeting Of the House
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-16

The Touring establishment, in Hartford e. known S'
the Inlay Mills and run by Henry freneh' a eH'ly
destroyed 10y fire early on Sunday morning, ,.a,
contained large quantity of grain Loss s'''''''
for s25, 900.
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THE ARABIA OUTWARD BOUND.

HALIFAX, Saturday, May l3 l'5I.
The Cunard steamship Arabia arrived here from Boston
at IL clock on Thursday night and sailed two hours
thereafter for Liverpool
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RALIINoRE, Nav Ia. ls5i.
RECEPTION OF EX-PRESIDENT FILLMORE AT
PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA Monday, May Is, 1854
There will be meengs6fthe Committee OF Arrange
ments this evening to adopt suitable measures to give tx
Presden. Fillmore public reception on hts ARRIVAL ID this
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-16
STATE CONVENTION OF cIGAR-MAKERs.

IRON Dgf ONu ketortff
SYRACUSE Thursday, May Il 1884.
State Convention of the Journeymen oni Employing
Cgar-Msker has been in session in this city o. two days
past, composed of Delegates from Albany Troy Roches-
ter Auburn Waiertown Rome Elmra, Ithaca and Syra-
cuse who embed tor the purpose Of agreeing upon
scse Of prices. The Convention temporarily organized
Yesterday by the election of EDWARD B. Van Corr Of
Albany a. Chairman liz the afternoon tho Committee on
Organization submitted the following report, which was
adopted
Ttcsidert-IoHv g. wooDsuFs. Troy
Tio, FrGefs-PsrEK DoYLE Utcs JOIN OB2iEA, Auburn
CHAUNCEi {. SMITH. Syracuse
FIrzGERALp and PErEs LIZ o. Syracuse
The Committee Credentials reported list OF dele
gates comprising p names, follows From syracuse
30 Utica .. Albany. o. Auburn. q Rochester ? Troy,
!: WatertCvn. :; IshiCa, /, Corning l.
Action was taken on the employment of appren-
tees discouraging the employment Of runawsys anu re,
aurnr them serve ont their time -Four years was nxed
on as the time for learning the trade
This afternoon Mr. WOODRUFF presented All address anu
series If resolutions which unanmous adopted ana
ordered 10 be communicated 20 Senators and Repre-
sentayes in Congress urging upon our National Legsla-
ture in behalf Of the trade TO impose SPECIFIC duty oi
30 cents per pound al cigars imp ored 20 this oou-
rv ana pedcing their political support 70 tho. candl-
dates for Congress who favor the levyng Of this iuty
Mr. P1IRCT being called for presented the following
statistics # the tobacco culture In Ohio raised TO-,
coo Geo lbs oneffh of what j. produced in Kentucky
in New-lork 900 lbs. in Pennsylvania 80 600 lbs; IN
Connecticut and Massachusetts, from 900 600 % 100000
lbs in Florida 500 coo lbs Few OF the southern States
came q slave region tie e-o-s who live in uncarpe'ed
houses on PLAIN fare and at no expense for waches
and schooling would cultivate the article and 80 produce
ruirous cCmpetton with free laD0rers. Mr. T. urged
this az length and to acceptance.
She following scale of prices was adopted To - INTO
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SUNDAY SCHOOL REUNION.

On Sunday evening the members of the Saniss Sabbath
School and those from time TO time attached thereto or in
any way connected herewith, assembled az the Church IN
Sands-st. To celebrate reunion.
The building was crowded with the youths at present
attached to the School and large number OF adults
among whom were several OF those who have been con-
spicuous in the cause for many years.
The Rev. Mr.. Fox, pastor of the church oifcIaei as
moderator and the exercises commenced by singing
the hynn beginning with the following IN which al
present joined:
And yet a.ve.
Aud zee each others face
Glory and praise 70 Jesus give,
70 bis redrerling grace
Preserved BY power divine
To full ss4yaiion mere
Again in Jesuss praise We join.
And IL bis ,ght appear
After PRAYER Father HERBERT, who was the origin
aor of the sabbath School System IN Brooklyn was IN
troduced and gave history Of the cause from ts com
meucement in 1915 10 the present time and the oossee'
and difficulties with which he had 10 contend and when D!
perseverance, lie eventually and now behed De-
fore him the fruits OF his labors.
Ex.Mayor GEORGE HALL, Judge DlEEnAs and others
succesyeIy addressed the meeting the proceedings o
which proved exceedingly interesting and were concluded
with the usual exercises TIE last hymn ending win the
aTain vows,
Lord IN tay beloved house
o. II n BE knOwn
q ussysse around thy throne :
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-16

ON motion of Mr.. PIERcE Of Utica, ii was
That IL for the interest OF the Css A.kefs ana manu-
faurers support the principles the Protective Tam
Nr. JOHs g. WoODRUFF, the President OF the COnven-
ton was elected Delegate to the National Industrial
Congress be held at Trenton y. j., in June, ami on
motion OF Mr.. HoFLE Of Ithaca, his expenses were paid
by the L, INVENTION.
After passing VARIOUS resolutions of thanks to the oices
and ors the Conv, ntion was closed by eloquent
md pertinent remarks from Messrs WOODRUFF ana
PERdF on the cause of labor generally, and IN favor of
eukng the Democracy its transfer 10 Slavery by ts
Leaders and for the advantage gyen by Democratic Con-
gress by the Tariff $40 foreign and pauperzed labor
The following members were appointed State Central
Committee: JOHN G.. Woodruff OF Troy; Walter y.
Pierce of Utica Geo. W. Keisinger OF Syracuse Will
liam H. Lisk of New York Charles Hofe of Ithaca John
O Brien of Auburn; james H. Patterson of Rochester.
Mr. WoopRUrF offered the following which adopted:
Hred the trade Of Connecticut Misachuse and such
other could make consistent invited 20 cooperate with
Us in the action Of this Convention.
Adjourned. de-
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Foreign Ports.

AR AZ Shanghai Aug 81 ship CGur de Lion Tucker, Hong
Kons Aug IS, TO load for New YOIk
AT Surntm Oct a. bars James Cook "otton from Boston
arr b disg sail Nov for Gloucester; brig Peisdes Cen
ter Going in 2h bark Cuba Tucker 81 d. from
Wlumgtop. n
Al veis Cruz I'D ut briss Extra Ellis from Baltimore for
Co.txacoscos Akeg Morrison from Newiork for Lssuua
next dey; schr s. Hotchk Munsoo from Ne~ Oesns for
Aly.rado SID no date bsi Flash Wilson, Costrscoscoa
At Trinidad Path ult bark fansiin Gibbs, for Boston
Sid Cenfuesos I'D ult bark b. Johnson, staples
Eev-YoIk
sid from Csrdepas 2h u bfk Catha ine, Wstts York
Arr at Maanzss 25d ult biss C. Kennedy Coroitti and
Lsnzaotte Hfchborn Boston lith Alcenns Laden 5r.tol
n SID sd brs r. Russell Clifford Mobile; 18Th bark Nirs
gniua llius. wilkins, do
In mort Ioth ,bip ster Weeks d,g bArhs Lonssns
and OcaviA Woodbury. do; bnss Jere Fowler,
Winsow; and julia f. Arey stooe dss Azores Dean ITO"
New York. 81, q
Csyetsno land Old 18th Balmore.) sid 18th oafks Et
r,. Boss New Yort 26th Cssco, Collins, Pens1eos xth,
luuette Bnck. Portsnd BRIG Fannie. Campbell Nueyitss
dit Meleh.f New YorL Laciads TAR Boston, brig
Peqaee De Tarseons Tsp Guardoa Portland; senr Harriet
Ia bort 3sth ut ship Erie Curtis di.g bsr.s cornsls,
Wand for New York Little Lizzie, GhPstres wig Chess'
diss Marcy Treat Becher, do Psec Humphrey; for New
York soon Gov Psrris Mus,ns dsg Emmt Liacen WAITS,
do Grsmpus Sutton Lucinds Tan do Pacific bogn,
aseo Dilb ghsm; P. Brown Freeman and -, Andrews,
Condor Chase log for Pbadelohisi scht, Hof.
net Gordon condemned and sold AID, Adams, and L-io&
A. S.ssso p 2lst ut bark John CODY. Rhodes, fro
York for Aspnws distress; brig Monte CrstOerom
NiIn.u gton n. @ Tor Guadel9ups, leaky
A. st. Pierre MID, 18th ult, schr Amanda Powers, Gill;
Boston.
HewYors Pansu for San Frsucsco put 10 for coal,
CoTtes, from San francisco.
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The H. that s.is bad been pssea %, H. ne . ss =.
probably would have h-p rot on out ior ,ne sc on
njsht Of So which hh ove her BOTTOM
ard n evsnfed The pcsihli'y nf getting be on =, -
srus srs.x ~ Ana fnr Gloucester s-ors repor'sdl VS.
soed veee Of iC2 tnus bu3sn ~ y~sr o'd ana ~ nc.
ssrso belonged Msssrs Geprse Rogers spd noe' W o.
Gicrrss.r The GOocestrr var lssn'
spee Office for 2Sot Her caro- VS. insured 70. 49,
Beverly sid SAGE In Boston She prota1y ven % 9'e
scHR SHARON Portland tom hsstPoft, lost deeA'osn
bosts &c -, aoA II, =,
Tar EptL Of mall vessel came sshore on the yh ut
Pond I,lud Harbor Cape Elizabeth. No particulars acef'
Seas CASPIAN bsroA reported ashore the rocks oeo"
seWs FostsT before reported ,,hore Brewer, Me-
hes kisee -. 5000
PIto OF cosoSEr New Bedford syioasy repoFea
49, a. Read where parties have been worn 70 get
her was completely stove by the late gale and hs oeea
prKw BRIG name u,kpoun. and apparently IN ball,'i
rs.er s.hore on the Fest Chop, Holiness ise, Sn inst
The J. D. Psupell-see Holiness Hol" report =,
soEE J. FL,s.ER (of Wilmington. HProvidenes
from Cbsrs sop W.. of Fire Islspd during the heavy 3 p
al. rft OF the Sd rs -nd hsi The Gsns'ei OF the oo"Pf
carried away and jib and foressi blown to pieces
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Arrived.

ship Samuel Russell (cipper) Llmeburner Foo-Chow Fec
Aug Is with teas &c A. A. Low & Brothers Has been
of hbtgeTss. with besvy gales from W. n. w. and
thick weather Sept ~ lat % lon 1903 So p passed Dr.
90 In Straits spoke chip ndoo 81 DAYS from Canton
for kswYork. Oct a, lat p 20 Ion 81 T.. ssnal.Icd
Br lark Fanny Io3 da from Canton for Hsmbug Ost g.
let = Ton. % T.. Br bark Dorothy 50 DAYS
Msurtirs for Londs Nov 3. 1t. "a s loo q 80 ",
psssed whaling bark Mary Ann, Of New Bedford bound !
French bouudN Nov. H. lat II slN lon 50 a. " spoke
Br ship Irene IS days from Cslao for Hsmp,ou Ro.ds
wished reported -, lat 2s3l Ion 81 3l spoke
b. Barb ST. hchse bound to London. 24h LAT - ~ on
CT 10 sIote ship Ocean Spray 20 days from London for New
Or cans.
s7o coal 10 the Manhattan Gas Co vessel TO Atkins
Co Has experienced heavy westerly lee, lost three top
sails Took pilot from boat No Washin gtOn) the
Sd iLst IS nss T.. S o. Saldy Hook.
bhs O. Il Bvcknsm Wright. Columba Me with lumber
10 Msyher Talbot Co.
Bhs @ ". Lawrence. (of Wsren) Fsles Cienfueros II
d.ys. with J. W. Elwell Cd inst lat. D a. lon.
schT Fanny, Hull Charleston DAYS with cotton aud rice
70 O. Bukley 9Th irst. OF Delaware, spoke scar N. J.
KNIGHT, sth loss OF rudder
schr Orin Cowl Smith Rocilsud days lime 10 master
shr Norfolk Packet Bede Washington days, with -four
&c nsster.
selr. Eik b,b Eleanor Nsson) AleSAniris days with
-four 70 Abbot & Dodge.
sehr Lou. s. Dsvh Davis Charleston "a hours
HcCpacy Mott Co.
scbr Emily lohn son Tunnell Baltimore coal.
sehr. Tiger, Evans, lhiadephiz for saco. Me- with coal
sctr -, Gufkin PhiAde phs for SscO Me-, with coal.
sAILE0-ship AurOrs new Bunting, for Liverpool aud
anchored 81 the ;. w. spit.
wIHn-sunrise, W. 5. w Meridian do Sunset. N w,
ard fresh.
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To Mariners.

LIGHT At ST AUGUSTINE. FLoRroA-A dSed isht varied
Nv flashes of the fourth order 81 Fesnel will be uesutef
on he ynu, 5st OF December ney for the present
sxsd apparatus ~ St Augustine The e"Vsipo
Of The sh above the ve OF the sea and saond De
uu6, ordinay Of the amos pierre, rot ths deck
as vessel feet above the ater usnties miles TIE sP
prp,imste position the light h Lattude % o ~ NORTH
orz,ude $40 IS 20" Of Greenwich BY order 0 the
I;.ht poa.a Rad d. WOODBURY.,
Inspector Six L. II Distract
Ulrirs,on n C Nov IS 1884
IfcHT OF 81 BOONE ISLAND Me- "A new Light House
Tower having been bu Boone sand near the old light
bou.e ana fitted With order ca,diOprc u ninsns
srpuaus upon IN. OF frene the pew light will be
e,iib,d for the the evening OF The Let OF Jsnday
1855 ,nd every cay thereafter from sunset TO suarse on
which ate the light from the old tower viii b. dsconn1ed
IL 4 built Of grey granite l3 feet hsh; and the focal plane
the sbt feet shove the level OF mesa This light should
in ordinary OF the pierre from the deck OF
vessel feet the distance o. about W nal
, miles The keepers dwellings situated wet
of the tower. and b Of the same color (grey)
The following bearings AID distances tom boone sAnd
TO prominent obscfs In the yicDit7 VIA To
Boone and Ledge distant miles To Beacon on fok
Ledge BY distant miles To Isle OF shoals Iisnt'
Eorse by w Nv distant is miles To Nhslesbsek Light
House W distant - miles The beariogs are MAG letie -
The approximate position Of this hight lat 4t,s ~ len ~
29W o. GreeD~cb BY order OF tue Light aouse Board.
vM. r. FRANKLIN, Light House Inspector let DIST
Portland Nov. IL, Isti 49,,
The Light Ship al Galveston has resumed her fesuse so'
IL side the Bar.
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Yst e. Yss 5 H;si ss.s S:
ham r Nee yors NsDtovi Bray, Rocklssd Ter % ferv
pssa % DO TO of nd m.s c. c.. ~ 90 ias r.
30 P.lss Coohps. Port and for do D. For.,tb Hsplins
G.a S' we I'd sS.os for 20 co s. c.s X. oi
Norfah, A Psiae Th1ehsr, E.tp9rt sor Pm eysht.
i ss~ Yo,l: .eir :, spAss R.sd.i s.l.i. Ter Kss
Yorl, w..s, s,oo wrthtSi.On F.a River for s.,
S. Pee :ss .S,'', Mathew
NEW osLEANs- CO. Nov. %, steamship Prsm.,h.us
sse Y6 s1 ' s,p g. s' . as .s %
Bsv,.; bah wn B,pIs Bse,t, Pbn'd-lphia, ,sh' Eh,
r . .Sa. sa,,n. ss Yors
sir. s.ldsp. .ne s,S' usoDss, s. BOYLE awri
New Yor. Alfred Ess Seymour, Philadelphia Rsfas scale,
Smith Charleston , NJ ,.,
dol, ship. Jane T. Walsh Yorh yo,I Toos P.rtn.
Hisslns sotop, sb'kepeie CuanBs Liverpool; AgSs
Lopdor; American sea'ey, Havana Adler. (Brel
0PBfIADELPBIA-cl Dee 6. ,ehr. sophia Aun Smith,
New York JSho Manove s,osn sey yoTs
PhiisSelpbi-; bis Young Repuhc Lbhc,, ssbn, sshrs
R. Jeust BsIer New-Yorki Sharon Thuos Ess,port v,tb
los. n ,ct load bost', &c. CID. bark H. knight Los
PsovISGErowN--Ar. 9TH. bark T,husA.n, Howe
PoRTsMOUrH-AIr Dec S. bark Mary Annsh, Grace. S.
rRovIDENcE-Ar Dec g. Th Annie Archibald, lsEl
Mers Head Rarrsbsnloei; J A smpsou. aieh, Ysomiss
River Va Seaport, sou. fhiyephi.; Nimrod, wesi
Alta1y; Detroit BALLET Albany Hishlsndsr, bioeiley do
rrop Pelican u ild.us Esw.Yok SID, brig Ezs Waite.
iof Rnh( Lewis Pbl.dephs sshrs Sea Wireh Rider Nor
folk, Carbide Sppe, Milford Del via Esst 6reen
vics: sloop Pointer Fowler, Se~.l ORR.
RICHMOND--Ar Dec Z sctrs. Benrico Chester New
yori; New.York kdtn Nev York; brig Watson. slA brig
Chsrss Fd~sr Ne~ York . -
ROCkLAND-Au. Nov. -. schrs, Josiah Acborn, Merrill,
81 Lucsr Adams Massachusetts Keller; and President, -
RcstoB sid ,chrs Northern ght Doyei Superior festos
srss Hsbir Ares, .nd G-rtrlie Horton. New Yors
Fizs Jspe psy Boston. sid. Dec l. schr kiss isher.
Ho-per New York; Richn end. -, p osdenee. Arr ID.
.ch. Pilot Crie B.sov Mt Esse anne, Calais for ss.
Yok SD Post Boy. -mith or-I'ills. Leryeyi MI
nervs Crockett; Pearl Ciasi Orion Albeei Sarah ysek-'ni
Trsser Norton ard Plsuter. Perry Boston, ADn Dsnn.n
Geichell; the.speske spofoId Opbf biaisdel aud Hm
Greso,y Crockett. New York Sid 81 s.hr. Delaware, Bur
tor ara Mirror Aey N-wYo'k. sprnsbrd. Hatch Boston
ship Ysnhee Ranger new In. shsm, lyios At sneioI
rs.d sud ashore but towed back 10 her
~, korsge by steamer kccksod
RICEMO< D--sd Dec. & scbr Helen. Lone Boston.
TAUNTON-Arr Dec T. sch james Wilson, Phillips and
s l. Crorssr Philips. Phiisdslphia j. =.
WILMINGTON, Ar Dec brig L. + kuIsht. Git
fin New York. sch,s Charles Mills. Jactson, do Nspor, Will
cox d. 50 bss Lea on Rse New Haven, Co.n rsarier.
ord Bos1 o. Holt Grnnsll DO schrs Hyrove'. her-
Z New York Iss'.a Jesett Keen, DO Pedee Baker do
fh ,chr W II. Smith, Wyatt DO CD. Dec 2 bark Corin
tli.n Fdgecorrbe Matsnzss; brig Matthew King 81 Cam
ming Liverroo schrs sidney Pdce. Candy, Philadelphia
Onward, Smith, New York
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SHIP ARCADIA om Antwerp before reported wrecked on
sshe Island vas 1000 y vessel Of us tuns register bait
and Tsres in ths city valued at $500 and Insured tor
eSe go 10 Boston ud IS 90 in Newfork. she had
sorted cargo, which Il insured IN this city.
FIR o. sHTBoAED The .chr L T. Jones Capt Gregory
s1ived last suucsy from Hand with 800 bls Of lime
- FHst Dtet. tbs morning. tow boat went sonssid.
and csrTi'd Der o. the rive5. H. q Delta, Soth ut
fsnNG scHR RoHE0, 81 Gloucester reports ID lost lat
- g. on % So passed isrse vessel IRE with
near By.
scHR. AEcric, Jsckuan frcm PHILADELPHIA with COS. in
beating into the rivtT fellow Ne"bGyPo fuesdy morning
nisstsJsd VIXEN bead faE drove her Plum Island.
let nor n The beach kept her upright the tide
coed ana .re viii probably come of AFTER tightening with
cot snisining any material drmsge.
49, OF SJtthloIt WIN loed OF hour feed,
lu Der and I'm from Albany for Newport struck Nor
walk Island Rect the night Of LIT inst Tier lime (8i bb
and some ioo ret of her lumber thrown
toafd hcr The wuns Of and into Black Rock Har
boz On examination the vessel found crly little dam
eyed. and she proceeded on.
IHE SCHOONER portd sshore Iyels Island ysterdav
hss since been got of
seRE MuNssLL, (ot HsrwichJ Smith. which sailed
from New Bedford saturday last for s.t. Riyer q, nut
tsek to Newport Alb with Of anchor ana chain teek
Ly boat &c IN gale Gu sunday aeruo when the
.hoIs sseui - mes south OF Sandy Hook She has
1T Is sErokrED that there insurance on hrs Lamar.
tine, Of fsIl River, lot a. Beaver Tail
BAG }. CoHsS, lorh from Havana for Portland Will.
10 on herdsy nsht, got 10 with BRIG Young
h' lets hoa saem sne was badly injured lad
70 'e run On shoe 10 prevent her sinking on IA
,he soon atsr tlsd with The na gooi bdr orneS
~ L. iooson snd Others, OF Portland and Insured for
lot Jib boom. head '.s,s &c
LlSts. !DeL) Dee $ Up. M-Mr. G. H. jones. from, In
ne stem psmP 70 lumpns The Of hold Of hs
mp aIa LANDING ,he sistips and
heI rafn are above water Her aha IL in the
seas FAsE three nased Of Ensworh) wen. ..bor. Of
h3stsna on the I'd int and will probably be tot. lose
bhs kusstLL before reported ashore ct Cuttyhuak has
Hoset arrived st New Bedford on the oh from Cattybns
where ns hse eeen employed 10 endssons to set her 81
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h,te1n,hip CGaada fren Bosoa For Litupoa-Waio M.y
nerd SEQ. (es.r Of dispatches Mr.. 0Bnsn kins sy
snd FREQ Vance OF Bosion; d. Husfeey, Of L well H. Ne
Giyery OF Msine John Farrell (be-rer Of dsPaches) d.
ChsteIon sDd lady r. Matters MI Stone. NJ Hood, J.
Potter and H. Coop of New York " Graves Of Lockport;
Charles Thumm OF Ptb.r. Es GodiDs and lady ,od las
Cooling Of Ohio John Gambler, Of 81 lou JAMES P.ne Of
mos stephen smith End Jane Smith OF Derot Charles
Page Of Iowa Thos Tavner AID Assrd lads snd ser
want OF San FrsLcsco; John Wsscs w. Thompson Jos.
Dale Rspzo n C,ranzs, L Mortelo, Porter Charles
Gueleyin Y GD,llsviu Lepne aud Very, Of Cali'of-
nis;fJohn Wilcox of TorOp,o Messs Barber Tilsson
MI Eager ebd ard J,hn NsCae, Of Montreal Hr.
Combs, John Hutchinson, James Hnrhibsoo G. IT, dgane-
we'll John Corrins,on and s. Ossey OF London; II 2.
Tspsmy J. o. Mure. J. 0Bren Mr. Dnpuy, W Thorns
snd lady r. w. Standby Cap'aln 4 Collinswood S 7.
MACK snd lady John skrrps sud Jos Peskles Of Euiut
Thom,s Dern and " Chalmers Of GlpRow Wsdemtnn
MI Pes.a ozzi sud Lieut. Gen. Joches Of Germany o.
Iutfr Of Bsmturpi Mrs. Walsh Of Paris; Mrs Roy and
dsughfer. Of Spain, W BettIon. Of Rio Gr.nde-7s
To- Halfar-Necbn. Of Boston; Mrs Wyie j. b, Barnes
the Rev Grimm. H. Donovan, T. +. Campbell, W. b:
Hamilton Sssters Edward Fraser MaekstOsh, Machael
Mo,ber Z Gardner J. NJ Cox Archibald, Of Halifax;
W, Foxer of Pieicu-l5. Totsi-93.
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A. -.. 7 N c.r,--.a.r.. 10 Eeeves and 107 stores
cor isiips Of sorsirs O,sn Cove Gnt GAYS isShh"'
,esr I'd -.
oud quality e5dk7 D. tbld quality, 80 ~ ofdlsil
Hi5-s T. sut IS Sl6<s TlDor. $685. % reHs Z" TT"
75e.; CsJrsttus. ile Y 100,
ssskTLNs CarTLE- - 80 70 ~ ~ ewt
Wal CALVES %. 81 and 80
sroEEs-u 0Ikits OAeB DO sales -,
Cows CtLvEs-Si0f Us 10 81. 10 ~
YEAKLns-Ss, so, ell
Two YEaRs OLD-sls sl5. 70 ST
THstE YgaEs OLD-sS 81, f.s. 80 20 ff4 nc n,
SHEEP LAsBs-6.Is7 a n.f.st Exu1' ~ w. WV
by lot e. IS 81 5l, 8. IS. g. ~ - %
swIkE-An N uOss 81 4.e. = 10 -. ....
prxAKKs-A arse suenSsnee of buyers, and the marker
onirl ard .e;y. on al knds OF stock EXCEPT tho ConooIa
AID noBtres s Of ths cat trans we're IN lac on
&c., ,o hat n ther advance rnay be e1pec ed 70 NOR
row A few pair Of very Oxen we're cold Tor %
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Boston and Lo~el Railroad loaded with Cattle sheep swine
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Touched at north end Of Zanzibar A1s 80. Mllroket
Worth OF usuen put 10 for wood Would eoatinus
orusins un.il Dec then home. $50
Al Oahu Oct Eu eIsd Jaeger, - H, l,'Svh Lad lost
one msD khtd BY whair. 80
At Fsy.l Nov ruscany. White, s IL. Had taken one
sps nm whale which bad sove three boss
letter on Capt French ship Msntsut OF Sag Hsrbor
dated Fsysl sept ~ reports her clean. sept u lat 80 90
Ion IS So in hurricane boas and dayts main
brele of hs and sosnket EGGPLANT
all tom &C. w H. Jones' in fit Of deiirium Ieaens,
Jumped overheard aud A. drowned.