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IIOmNN EOII Down.

The building near tho Depot in this place, which
was under reconstruction fell into the cellar with
crash 1t appears that heavy body Of water that
rushed into the cellar during the storm on Saturday
Ia,t washed away the brick walls below, thus causing
the accident This building belonged to Mr.. c. A.
NJ. DamNrin, of Portsmouth There was similar
accidcntook place about yeqRgo at the same placc.
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SYMMEs VALLEY RAILROAD. For the
information ofthose interested in this pro.
jected improvement, we would say, that
1t is not wholly dropped. An expert
enced engineer of the e. 81 Ohio Road,
assures US, that as soon as he can posi-.
bly obtain leisure, he will run the inc
GuuandeNe HerAld.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-08-17

The RIVER AND IIARBoR BILL rs VIZ
ToED "Sarvcd him right !" Franklin
Pierce voted when in congress agains
the River and IIarbor bills, which Gen
Jackson approved, and now ho veloe'
Just such bills. Those who voted him
into the Presidency have no right to com,
plain; he has played them false, though
they endeAvorcd 20 dupe each other
We observed in 1852 that they were de.
coiving and beguiling by arguing that
President Pierce. acting as the whole
Union, would not be guided by the course
of Senator Pierce, acting as the repre-
sentative of New Hampshire. Ilo has
now branded this wretched' 'sophistrv, and
we have his consistency, while we depIore
its evil consequences. FortifCations--
Army--Navy---all these can have money
without SGnt--but Peace and Commerce
nothing,-N. Y. Tribune.
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New YORK, Aug. I2.--p. M

a. I'HN "NNI E"t9' IT. WI
Flour--Prices have Sightly,advanced, /,
the Improvement being confined, hbwov.
or, to the better grades, Southern is ac-
live, with sales at $8O0, so extra S9,3I
loSl0, Sales of good Ohio at $8@8, SO,
Southern is firm at previous rates.
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u The Coaches between this and Chillcothc, and
this and Galipols, arc crowcd with Passengers
This looks like the no Railroad times. The river is
very low, and passengers urc obliged to 60 and come
somcway. It's an ill wind that blows nobody good,
so says Mr.. French.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-08-17

Judge Pepper, of Tennessee, who was
bred a blacksmith, made last winter with
his own hands, a fire shoreI, and sent it
as Il present to Governor Johnson of that
State. The Governor, who was bred a
tailor, acknowledged and returned the
compliment by sending Judge Pepper a
black cloth sack coat, "drafted, cut, sew
cd, and pressed" with his own hands.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-08-17

give understand that some person or persons,
entered the Franklin Hotel one night last week and
broke open the cupboard and broke many things, be,
sides carrying off lot of provisions.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-08-17

Had quite time at his house few nights ago with
fellow that came there in great distress weeping
rs though he was heaH-broken He would not tell
his naAc Or country. lie was well secured aud taken
| GOOD care of
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OHIO Ntmto Enir.

The Ohio State Fair will be held at Newark on
the 18th, 2Oth 2Ist aH,I22d Of September next
Tho Cattle Show will be hclda Springfield Ohio, on
the 22d, Goth md 9th Of the same month. We
understand that the Railroad Co.'S, have very mag
unanimously reduced the fare upon all their roads,
one half, during the session Of this Fair.
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The storm.

On Saturday last VIC were visited by very heavy
storm, accompanied by very high winds. 1t is said
10 be the heaviest storm that has passed over this
ncighboyhood for many years. In the surrounding
country there wore many fences entirely washed away,
and much damngc done TO the corn,
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-08-17

BALTIMORE, August 10.
The Washington Star says the recent
robbery at the Philadelphia Mint amount
ed to only five dollars.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-08-17

Gy Our townanan, Osborn, delivered Mt the
Depot, in this plcaC, for shipment on yCster'
day, the first load and make Of Pig Iron, from the
| Iron Valley Furnace.
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IONXn Election.
DUBUQUE, Aug. II.

DUBUQUE, Aug. IT,
In nine counties heard from, Grimes,
the Wing candidate for Governor, is 500
ahead. Hampstead, for Congress has
about the same majority.
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Egyptian Gipsies,

There were rather rough looking set of mon and
women, calling themselves Egyptians, eucamped a
short distance East Of thi. place, few days ago.
They ProlcsScl to be fortune telIcrs, &C. They had
some very fine horses in their possession.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-08-17

u We learn by the Daily Tribune, that the River
is rapidly on the rise and the channel is now in fine
order for ligltboats
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-08-17

SCiOIO 4 HEOCklMS Wiley hNII ItOUUs
- II Ross, Wholesale Grocer, Portsmouth, Of
- fers his large assortment of Groceries, &c' /,
to Merchants and others of Jackson, and adjoin-
ing counties, who may visit Portsmouth Orsup-
plies. S. Il Ross, will give prompt attention to
the receipt of Goods and Groceries, arriving by
River, and forward them by the first train and
will also attend to the sale or forwarding of Pro-
duce. Pig Iron, Grain, &c, arriving by cars
charges low.
" Orders promptly filled, and letters of in
quiring, as to our market or other business, mat
ters, answered carefully. Address,
S. r. ROSS. Portsmouth.
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Knilrond ENCnrAiOll.

On Thursday last, there were quite company of
persons visited our place, upon the occasion of the
first running of new passenger car We rccogni-
zed many Of our friends, and had the pleasure Of
shake hands with them. .-
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CHICAGO, AUG. 10

In Dubuque county, the Wing ticket is
elected by a majority of 450, being a
Wing gain over 1852 of 122. Musca-
tine county gives Thornton (Whig), for
Congress, 180 majority, being Whig
gain of 252. Grimes (Whig) is elected
Senator, and two Wing Representatives
in Scott county-being Wing gains.
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pONNIcr! POKXlRr!l

w. Hall Front street Portsmouth, adyeltises in to-
days Standard. lie has constantly on hands, in
magazine, all kinds Of gun and blasting Powder
lie has also large supply Of Safety Fuse. Rail
Road WheeIbsrrows Of the best manufacture.
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We are much Obliged

To our worthy young TNN friend David Leach for
that package OF very l. iincrea. Families using
the article not any where find better Favored
TEA than jenkins. 1t hss just been received from
philalplphio
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PARKERsnuRo, Va, Aug. II.
Charles S. Lewis, democrat, has five
hundred majority in this Congressional
district.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-08-17

Francis Dick has been sentenced 10 be
hung at Dayton on the 9th of September
nnNI
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PIrTsBuRG, Aug. LIE M.
River 10 inches, seant and falling
Weaker cloudy.
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az Our book table has been unavoidnIy crowded
out.
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Saturday Sept. 9th att o'clock

7. NJ TO choose delegates TO attend the
Congressional Convention to be holden,
at Portsmouth, on Thursday the l4th of
September 1854, to nominate a candidate
to represent this district in the next Con
grcss.
That the basis for choosing delegates
shall be one delegate for every one hun
drcd Wing Votes polled at the last Gov
crnor's election, and one for each fraction
of fifty. and to each township not having
ore hundred, one delegate. The repre-.
yn,tatinn u,iIl kn
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BALTIMORE, Aug. 10.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 10.
N. CARoLINA.--The State Legislature
still doubtful with chance now in favor Of
democrats.
(The telegraph forgctS to tell us 'chO is
ahead y
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-08-17
DELEGATE CONVENTiON

The Wings of Jackson county, are re-
qucstcd to meet at the usual place of hol-
ding elections in your respective town.
ships, on
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JACKSON MARKETS.
PORTSMOUTH MARKET,
PoRrsMourM, Aug. Is, 1854.

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY oAKEs d BUsKIRK.
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Advertisements intended for insertion
IN the HSTANDAISD,'' ~ must positively
be handed in previous 10 3 O'Clock, q,
T.. NJ, on Tuesdays.
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us. II. PARvIN, No. GS, 4th ST., is our nuthor
lied Agent to procure advertisements and sub'crP-
tons.
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NEw-YoRK CLhsSIrIcAToS.
l. H UHH.H -

FLOUR AND MEA-our market for Western and State Flour
on s TI SS h %s 3
advanced btl with lively Eastern home demand
No'hne Iansl ioI export shippers waiting he eieTs st
Carsosn stuer before tae bb sold AZ - c5
IS CO bbs closing unsettled s9Qs o6 Tor tgit
Stfie sass ~ or mixed 20 fancy Michigan sud common good
BY The band i held ass II or xd
esnso IT :, G o mixed sooa Ss GSors.o s s
Rye ioors hmer sales Of iut eois e. 81 Corn Mea Sc far
GRAINThsIe hre Wheat OaeTDs thrs i little sspo.
and ebsfseS bsses 81 81 $50 81 50 IL small ot ana
parcels Quotations in other Kinds would only be nominal in
absence sales Rye Is far request osSEe hs news 500 bush
bishtE Oats in demand sic SIC or
plenty declined sshsy bot old firm sss
SIC e damp Jy &c qge for rev so9thern white And yell
low G9ie for Western mixed SIC for old round yellow
WHisKY-The market Is shade better snd At The held
heher sales Of 30 5bls Prison So oSc Drudge ern; sales
PRoYiSIoNS-our Pork market better the demand fair.
ss Of bile closing At II 81 asI 81 ~ new Ness s2 IS for
the lsitel noOs Reefs inn with steady demand
& q ~ g s T OS S.lv T P, v %
snIn $l9dS Beef Hams without shsugs sales OF 90
sa s saos ssSs D.sd Hoes are sA Ss,,r i
&C .' eoo AT ana q fair sales OF So hsl and ies
'o Stse Dslia cheese Is IN fair rsqass ollie
a. - re- 2 IA'' better but quiet sales Of ~ ilas spanish
hoS-AOdsrs are firm os Scotch Pigs sales Of 10, t-nss so
ssl, dun prices are dropping; the sus-
S& -. hs L-is;SIs lis Is Mar sibO c sLaso
- TIE Java laIfStc
SUGARS continue da a - -.
a. 80 iS limited - boxes sna white Hsys1a
- p " un1s teAss OF private sn-sior = "a
New Orleans sound stSs 90 80 dasisrea "a a -
az t,A,s hs9'sn sne Ehis have8ss p ;. as sfioI
MoLAsSES-Ihe ssssess toasy .aaaI; pss., ,r, s RI.
sp.If zoo Ate sa-es To- bas Ne~-O--aus 2si,-- 80
bord MENU ~ We n
firn - Ea$s g. y f.-l-ei f1lsng
slsi9h market iof Dry Cod saa Msekszel ~itsou, ,,,
chnS sa!uef the cslrlnd llitg limited, q -
Coe AZ IS Ia - 3; aud 70 b0 No. NAsk s-el AZ :
lics ed ccd heu4F 6c. uEchaEsa Saokel Fc-ias ~, a.
rate request sLles l. - boxes 3d5s Sea -
SO. ior No. T. - 80
HIDES The Hsissiars. is fiHsss lodsGs tslg uariss
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~ real estate 1ep6ts machinery, cars &C. Is slley
ne The stock It owns IN the Columbus and Aeaia hnt
400 inthe Cincinnati aud Hisborouga kalsoat
sff5l7 in The Cincinnati AMI Ssnfnsky Ieisyrap1 C'h,
-sy Al 600 in the steamers Crescent Cy aud Qleen oil
- West on Lake Erie e32G3o, audsnoacrPs01 mli' %
~ e,rfngfed Mt Vernon and Pitts5uTgn ba1fOal
SacootO $4,000 Of which i paid
Three uacseneers and SIX feght trains daily pas over
sbe road from Cincinnati by Columbus, the capital OF ne
s,ae n cleveland "a nes, there conneetng with me
Wber Lake The Lake Shore Railroad and the railroads
!, sdipg eastward from Durkirk and Buffalo.
Mr. James Cooper United States Ssnaior for the sAts
Of Pepnylvanis has been elected President Of the Sun5ay
ard Erie Railroad
The Dauphn and Slsquehsnns Railroad VII be openod
for travel on the LIT Of February which VIII Afford direct
-aroad communication between posyls aud H-rrisblrs
The whole length Of the Dagphin Road 81 niles Of which
Is miles are lad in huylki County &c IN Dauphin and
Lebanon and branch in Deuptin q mile, to connect
with the Pennsylvania Railroad From Auburn, the EhS
ern terminus OF the road the Rsalns Lne TO the to"A
Of Dauph.n j. 81 iIes-,O Harrisburg % mixing tas en-
tire distance from Potyle Harrisburg via the Dauphin
Road, 10 niles.
The comparative income Of the Cheshire Railroad
in October November aud December Of the two pas
Year,. has been a. follows showing gain OF neatly .
y cent
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Our Agents.

r. GEO W. is AGENT WEST MrRiorN Conn., for
The Tribune on the ARRIVAL Of the aoaiDs En Of cars
Ct l. O'clock
- My +. Waters VIII supply friends in LITTLE FAILS
win The Tribune
cAuFsELL IS our gent The sale Of The Tribune in
ELUrRA
- Aessrs Co. Providence wiorve The Tribune
tie arrival Of the morning train OF c1rs
o. authorized receive subscriptions hnt aver
Tribune the ccs VI iA ana BOSTON
pr IL onr AGENT for the sale Of The Tribune Cincinnati
rorirs.cn nd Nevpo His office : No % Nnest Franklin
BlfIdng. Cincinnati
- ,lrLLzs Co. are our Agents sale Of The Tribune
CHICAGO.
M Pace No 81 Esndophst- CHICAGO, has The Tribune
10Y tsl e. and y ID ssr friend IL riat city
"a P L. CuerkT Museum huidngl and Messn McCioUS
KEWiN ere our ALBANY for the sale Of The Tribune
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- rocoleetsd thas rad wees sso ta'- there
20 plants non rsac's n resFd % he nssie
la F aver Tail We have had sxrianator OF di-1 "
f,r Cocioi Of this sal also on th Sec-et-ryo
llase ~ Wlkin.ron TIE Agitholss aeaFer Tail
Dc sc-t 90 yeAs Is was subsequently -ssd several
f,,t ia i - lvaTd eflcei lrl aut
.r.-rrr .oll1Ull- report
~ L.shh acres Doafi .n REGARD . tais llght
2asfclf
ere ant pts o-r - sa1sns nspfcted ole aveiT II
lne: las ac lae ted Keepers - Yets ola
Las earse q tx Etr; lad Instruction l-nng prsyo
rs 81 '.nes, 81 feet daucrcr GOOD wiai pals.
baslv fame rsbe, gss "A lantern n siEei2xl
sly; bgruels s-r-. h Is an I'D r. - Oh ,rs'
thr plrtirr. DO nr q dors aud sntfrls fu1rs
lrps eAk badly blig buit OF s5 sse
rresr cr o. ; hos lot been re1lsd '- seven e, sacr
r. sort sssrsr hsd hfd since;
i-ilt retched co1dian BAT 1i1ea and mort
r crs material ready 20 AL outs c'tks 10 base 70
1s woodwork n rapid ds,sy tsdy done N ths irs, pacs
ser. e. stairs lrg spikes in P2--'
W. earu hst rev lrlsiius apparatus i expected daily To-
the S1 Beaver s An appropeE will also De asa or q
the rressnt sion Congress for baong and t-.l
With Illuminating apparatus, and With fox siEaai % Be
worked By machinery. Newport News Isl
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reported YESTERDAY Bermuda I0h IN quar-
sIF soUrH1sPTos (packs from New IotE fox Londoa vbch
snbor below Boston 18th ns and reported that she bad
D.; Of sear1en thoss s9r hero were uns
BE 70 so ism now tae Grad
Sgaeucn h-ioaa IA I. Is .oa ma see.aa - ils matt
sic appeared decided Ia pO and y hsl her
HshM4ss Of md fer Baltimore sss.d in ;eFraptia
Dispatch from Eoson 10 have put into ST. TAoaa the 5ea inst
BAH ma letter received BY M 7 White CO.,
The Cspe Of Virginia from Capt ererah Abbott shr Rough
"esnber while sius to in heavy gale from e. wind
nm Of THOMSON; shen che passed Ss -hoed 5e word, We
learned has lie sinking sOodon hal four et
in the hold and Gk gaining wanted be bat ths
wind hsh-slqos- hgrlie insco-d not; nisht coiaE
vsfa We ar the e the Gllf stream Of Cape Look
cargo o. 10 e.ss S0n - bids and box 's1r ~ b6 mo-
EIkE HESEitTTA Of sesfport ashore CT waias,o sv in Tie
sue ro,on "a i apparently 1ninured and WAs "iHg or
CHILDE HAROLD before reported Bensda in distress
hEe Lost sPeS and sails and leaky She sod anetSa
the lsth nat I'D brought SSi ssEns portion Of has
Bzs BIRD before reported at Berruls had 70
BRIG z w PAeKES OF Bon asnee Tor HAyti bermuda
BEe oIs before reported Bermuda had repaired AID
Bn BEs sasAs ELLEs Of PArborO n 3 DAY. Liver
Too for NeEYork ao Sto1nstoa h provisions and
WstsE az. sxpIaesd very sseyy veshs' daring The palss
Ycrk pu ina HALIFAX SIN ns. having Ia! decks sIeo los al,
boats ssy and Two @sa and 9ssssd
sosR CSC FHASKLlS Of and from Cs,rrys,ane Va. for New
Y0rS with corn experienced gale from w W dare, nd
abandoned tie espa AID IL s5isg board
" big 70. R9y Ehsh landed then a Haihz Tasy sslved
HUTosA spsiss ard from E,stpo-t f ssldmo-s wa
The OF next dsy " ar Harriet Ann fo sbee
for Charleston and landed os Hole from hey took
scHR Axo LA%REscE EshA P45srd aaAstsr Of .ed from
TIE Iaa Of HasrsS p sehs No - .SsSer tb W
And feEe i;.sE ne ssPAn On re bead ,1 he sseca Of
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Ocean Steamers.
srzAMEKs TO ARRIVE FROM EUROPE.
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
Cleared.

shpsslltsna Barrett Orleans WA. Nelson Son Souh
port Wson savannah surss Cearman CO. Bnehird D. y
reIce ,haestoD Nesmih sons WeHphaa (breml Meusinz
avsna and maxi et Hennng Muller Gosng Vanda pchard
NswOesns Ralph Post; He6eI Cobb New-Ofeans Eagle
Hazard
Bark Forbes Francis Eewagea Msster Hays se9q-
v.s Buenos Avres Forsss; Linda stewart sterling BALI
more Taompson ash Nilson, Vera Crlz, harsoas
Br5s Jane Morrison Brl Short London. Lossn Collins
Brig Margaret Mortimer tBr) Anderson Halifax whitman i
Whesocl Mary Hamilton, Walker Ch-reston Thomas Warts
Cleaner tLr Mills Crdeuas De NOL starr Coz Sanl French
Brown Aakspas s.urges Co Swan Morrow BeFa1da hylaad
smith
p Lingo, savannah Scauos faman Howird Low
ell Boston, $ W. Lew Ncsoria Br D0s Halifax H. Bine
Col safer ey Ewood Charleston, McCIesdy Not Co; iiria
biisttt Baltimore, johnson Iowdeu Rnggod Mott norfolk
Stuses Chairman Co; OphlT Rocker kugson ia, Hatch
Loyejoy; q Mckenzie Dssko Jackonve lhonpson Hnnt
err ann smith Buns Wilmington McCready Mo-; Co Caton
jacksonville A. W We.deni Judge Boxer, Bogert
Cry inlnL Van EEunt 1 sLakht
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10 make n ordeT % clec s,-s me ss0rA
sofo sfr-f TIE rcns ncill 2oriant -.
IYAfFTFR-Ho exAitir ine-etssc unaAe. 80
14e'o-k ga
d rrvd ,aes At 80 for lEht Fei-tff Slsla Nfs
fnes.ura Oak guiek Of sais a. or qn1.a'''-s D-'
oiIsWs uossce fsfhrr advs-en - Enrlss tis-i VI 49,
Vhsie reraazs 81 p-csf are s'7l - 70 -
s-rr5~ winter ulestl3f -fi-- 49,
-is .. =, II -, rrd q ths Ezs- vhicl r-re -
-r- -.rss tenas strongly % aaTsaes' LA y ~
st soft5sr. tor Wesern "iHtef' i-01 - 49, -
forr mortbs b.re ..irs-ced Wit. Al
- s.oeF : a7~ 1aoasr-re faes % 80 nli
c.sh srd ssc g. 6sss; C-lie = seaee ara se.a - -. -.
S,.~.-r srS = IS : sstsd for North Cou11y 9r iaIf-
T I,s.su Is u snail md hrn sat tas 80 "a
s.a. 1918 he dernEud Wiu1ingt2n como s - -
-. F-e /, scsree wanted =. al ptl,es So o. ~
* :. - o - rnA 80 bl No 81 g ia - . - '
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Foreign Ports.
A. NJ Ii.rr Dec 90 shin Iohn snear sne.r N.Y,-A M,

Hsyre Dec 80 ship John Spear Spear, NewYo'k Mar.
SD i'm Ba,onne Dec q Tbrse Sisters Yeaton Mobile
o. brig CounaO, ClarO B1s0n
SEPT l. Via Monteyiso; Dec bark Edward Koppch Wkns
salem OG sd Nov 3 barb DeAwaan, W0od3ura New York;
l6fh schr Clara, Burgess. Boston.
port 9Th u bars Mariana Lesr for New York s Msn'
Law Denog or Liverpool DO KsuaShi Marshall for Sou'-
snron do: swan Bcston do; Paraha Bees dsg;
trss Hayford Thomas Do; Chattanooga Parker aud Bathurst
DnitCu.
Arr at Monevideo prev to Nov So Northwooi Tnkh
NeNYork "a brig Coumbo Sc Coaro Boston Sept g.
ana preceded 10 Bgenos Ayres
At Rio Janso Dec ships Phantom Hal,ett from Calso for
Nsw-Yors, repg; Water Witch, Pumusr from Bosom tor SEN
Frarcsco relsg Spire, Aey do do McglutcOok Pollard I'm
PHILADELPHIA log for NewOreanr barks Marie Peterso- Bar
reps Sarah Chase ossood Isle Of Sal o
Ore8ns dg Commodore. Williams from London wtg e.
Wn Henry Watts Liverpool dg George Bankenshp Cape he
Verbs New Bedford ss day; Lecoq Manton Boston
tor New Orleans 70 sail de- VIM Lewis Giles Bos'0n TOR
FRANCISCO, dig Gen Jssup Perry Baltimore dg Jas C0ok
Walton dse Hermitage. lie Bron, Baltimore dsg; Vrgilian
pugb Richmond dE Rover Cole. Liverpool dss brgs Aza3
pcao Lisbon FIT; Mar Thompson, Grant, Boston dGg
schrs Alert Gaueid river Pats od Ssfah Gay
Boston Ncw-Yogk ia ds Sid from do, h. bark Baltimore
Rsmey Baltimore Cth bark Sarah Chase O7g0od NoNOfftls
PeruanbucO Nov p brigs Falmouth Williams for NewHOrk
Ibgidge ard for Philadelphia ia FAIRY
Niety do schr Ellen Reed, Walker for 10, d
Faya Nov a. ship Hartford Bure I'm Mobile Tor Liverpool
day-put IN for wH-er.
York would probably De condeu d bari chie Harold
Oimatead HayonG sold (see dssers AZ damit, n
18th bgs Packer, McNar, hence for Hayti
repr Geo Otis Brsy hence PernambuO wtE orders sclr.
Etes Cody potau-P Prince repg disastsr) Sid
18th, ship k.leIsie, Curtis, Rio Jiaeito.
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The seianr ual dividend Of the State Bank Of Missouri
Is 10 y cen, making II cent for the year The agsre
gate profits of the year were s2567G After the dividends
10 the y cent sinking fund the surplus s25,2io
Besides the interruption to traffic between The East and
tbe West by the ouirages at Erie there Is also om the
same cause great embarrassment felt at the West by the
wsrt OF locomotives Enlarged this side the EXC shnus
by e tearing up the rails There are twenty Or thirty ne"
locomotives a. Buffalo and Dunkirk belonging to Western
railroads the want OF whish is very serious mater when
hetrac Of these roads is testing severely the full ability
OF their motive power Some Of the unfinished roads arc
also suffering severely these loconoives ar3 much
wanted for the transportation Of materials &c
The Bank Commissioners Of NewJersey report the fol
lowing as the condition Of be Banks Of that State on the
1a Of Aprillad:
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~ he dea In .ou, Eve hours His remains taken to Nor
folk. -, - -.
srsa CHAs vcxEsT Of Tunion recently lnsd On ts
,o.s-s A. No7f K 70 NeupoT vessel 40 yeas ID
aLd VI EriIsnrca -
of lei fau % i- ard rulier vas t'o "a .
7h rtt Up slcor tle nora ace Of 40 se' -
Bsruria.
scHR Fovs EoB B-s'aa for Port iiPHne, rs q; le. %
rllch lrl .rs-l -'-s
psirir- THE FYrs vessel vhch pket ~ 30 cr o.
shp Tan Oshaat a. tTa1sfrei or in fiea - sap 'esi
fest ~ before repeated
MssISs vlssziSchr siiAs Hsni of Dsnais Z,nl' Mel
lev a Ph pha ar goton lei s Capes ayJ1 Dec p lcs
utf 10 and i tesri thar sAe va s
in tie gale q the 9h gooi vessel ant pars7 ~
ur-d at he elsfr1ru
wsIcxNc MARS, SrzwASF ashore between S'a'l
susp,Or and Au,sgarsetf 1. /. no dlts.