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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-17
Another Letter from Gov. Wise-Prcparin2
for the Worst.

from the PIPER BARTHOLOMEW Ma Pianter6 Advocate
RICHMOND, Va Moaday. Sept 40, 1853.
behalf Of the committee TO attend tho grand mass
meeting Upper Marlborough, Md the ah proximo;
and Dothr would give more pleasure than to meet
the people OF the southern mites Of Maryland upon the
terrible issues Of their political canvass. We are looking
with the deepest anxiety TO your state We ask her:
shah the executive power OF the federal ment be
place in the hands Of black repu oican with open,
overt proclamation Ci war against pro perty,
social safety and prosperity people?
" hia, land will not vote for Fremont will she tn
her vote on Fillmore She cannot throw IL away.
tLe is with The against sle for peace
The Il fer war Il she would not her borer safe,
he Will leave exposed TO scenes far worse thar the
Of her Gorsucb If she Is for eavery she IL for
sbo,iop II she rot tor the equaly oftne states, aud the
Of the States che for niog Territories to the
:, rspny OF excluding snd property, and for
posrR 20 civil and the horrors Of violent disco
igtcp II she VOTES for Fillmore, she will give than
tall votc for Fremont VIII she Rgsss in divoipg and
seHt Let ter member thar il black republic may
aGcc.a Sympathy with peaceful settlers on toe public
lance In kapt against bcrcer ruiiaos, muco may
Mari lapd and Virginia claim sympathy with psacsiui
dvteis Of private property. lawfully beld al along
rcrItr OF miles cotermnous vi free soil. against
OF tie constitution and the laws State and federal In the
Unite Of so,h these border states.
tase views, 80 srfgcsve Iwould earnestly wi.h 70
pre- NJ ord to prcss, but. 10 speak plainly. sir, am
std to main bere NJ my pest for, whilst am hoping
OF tie ttst, am prepalpg for the worst. May Col
giant at the naicn may be- saved, by tho election of
rat good sud great rational conservative. James b
clansp, The great argument for the success OF &c.
nouGoy is that Is at lcDt Tesplte 10 the nation
thr opI! surely, for time Of peace regret that
salEot sptas, instead Of writing u you so unsatisc
Oily. Yours truly, HENRY A. WISE.
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Cross examined-Q VINO has been negotiating with
the government Of KvRsf A. That must decline 70 an
swer; learn the fact through the correspondence the
negotiation began shortly after the Of the fscon
uapce OF the barter arrived here and has been
Unued ever since; decline produce the correspon
deDee or 70 state between whom II was carried on.
Mr.. Field asked that the testimony In relation TO the
negotiations be stricken out unless the correspondence
be prodi ced.
Mr. White said he could give the name OF the party
Of the company aware of It, it might be Of
tefeatlt Q the negotiations.
Mr. Carl-And your correspondent would be shot.
The Court granted the motion strike out all about the
necotaf ons,
Mr. White continued-I went to Nicaragua In the
spring 81 1851 and remained there three months
went again in February 1854. and think came homo
in May speak the Spanish very Dper ecty, and that
Nicarseua, and gained my information both by that
means ard by converting with people In English.
This closed the testimony on both Sides and counsel
then proceeded TO sum up
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CAPT. Ry ndsIs Civ Ing Mr.. Burr Certificate
of Character.

Prom the frankfort (ky.,) Woman
The ic cwii litter, which purpors TO give inkhrg
history and character or New Yorker attempting
10 cut figure q lmorc slumpcr IN this STATE was
concentration OF his lately addressed TO the author Of
he letter. u was banded 10 for publication, aud s
siytn ia iuli from the ori NAL We leave speak Tor
t@eh Capair Ryrders is resident Of the New YORK
Empire Cub, and gentleman Of considerable repu,a.
ten
Nrw YoIK. oct. g. 1855.
DT4S SRI received your ttter yesterday, and ansx
ACCORDING 10 request Chsuncy G. B1rr q sort
n buDbug preac Of What crsuason have Oteo
hu. ~ ole time be av mp,ed "a hgmbug ard swindle
ihe Iub b. Pretending ia he bad Dis overed the
crets 81 the spiritual r1prcrs. lie then became bitter
tara shell democrat AMI mansged 10 become the editor
aSsfaDt editor OF the N0i6toi Demos Gt III. never
adrs pber OF the hard shell party, but was
always Of the leading liars and sDoCndrels OF every
party With which he became associated: and If good
opportunity presents itself he viii ssndle the Know
Noihh ~ 10 their hoarts orient While he had tho
manage uent OF the Ndiop0 E7t,Y no cheated every.
booy Who had anything 10 do with him AMI the papr
became unpopular thai they were obliged 10 charge
The naire. Il II now called the DrHy ~ ", and Is dong
good ttryce IN the vi Bpchsnan aud B,,cknr ig
Burr u most coIspm mate BY pooritc, wllul and ma
hcious iar. and hB always msnsgod 10 swnile every
party TO the extent or bis ability. which Is not small As
to TlDorcs getting the electoral vote Of New York
do rot believe any such thing. think he will have tho
east vote OF the three candidates although may be
nksken but that s the general opinion Of VT met
posuclars loa are a; osrty 10 publish this letter
you ihink proper. have said nothing tba, will no,
stand By In any and " that guard and scoun
dre Burr ftould wish H. will wasc rank. deCcncy and
proJroty and meet him and proclaim 20 his face 10
Kentucky, ISAIAH KNNDEaS.
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B,ooLIyn CITY Intelligence.

rnur % III Hfru Dmctpr--Tbe annual parade Of
tho Finh ~ rsdc New York state Militia, took p,aco
yesterday 81 Fast New York. Tho day being fue, tho
cot VAS large Zach regiment was fully repro
ssb'cd, srd presented nc and croditsbio aypcararcc
hey are under command OF Brig Gen. Dlryca, and
coupiige the following regiment
18th Regiment Col Abel Smith, 200 men.
1kth u eimett, Col Jesse Z. smith zoo NOR.
10Th Regiment, Col Samuel Graham, With twelve
pieces ~ srillory, ESQ men.
Tsa Regiment, Ma. Michael Bennett, CON nandlDg i75
men.
The Brigade passed IN review before the Brigader
General ard stan during tho forenoon, and about 3
o'co,k the body was reviewed BY Inspector General
Bruce 81 mmissary General y H. IrObart Ward and Col
Iirman, (sld 10 Gov Cark). Who was expected 20 Ia
ptesent but wss unavoiay detained at Albany 90 &C
court a press Of ccsl business The revew paarri
oG 9Th Tine eject and Tho whole presented uos bri
liar, spIsnsrc Tho body performed ,arf1as evolu
TORE thowinf pcifect discipline In the military art
VII ca reflected credit uron both officers and mra Fach
resimcni vss ancompaniod by fui band ~ Music rhe
stery practice especially eoranendcd IS sle vrat
isiors me brigade returned Brooklyn bssore ark,
and dl1issed
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Quarterly Exhibition NJ the New York Hor-
slcmIfmrnI 0~~a~H-

Quarterly Exhibition of the New York Hox-
sicultural Society.
On Thursday Afternoon and evening, the New York
Horticultural Society held their Quarterly exhibition.
the societys rooms Clinton Hail. Astor place. TIE dis
play OF flowers nne for the OF the year.
There Was . largeattendance Of ladies and gentlemen,
who seemed enjoy the luxury Of holding the choicest
Of foras tribe, as they were spread out tempungy in
rich abundance upon the long tables here artstcay
ranged in massive bouquets, AMI these standing
bined the SIMPLE richness Of their class and order all
br athpg perfume upon the air and contracting strangely
with the chill autumnal wind without blew pier ding
and blasting the much loved blossoms Of summer time.
The fruit on exhibition was generally very good, ~
tcuarly the pears, Of which there were varieties.
The Urbspte Duchess de AnEoulime and Vicar OF Wake
field varieties (belongiog to John White superior
spse The society never had exhibition better
ounces and beurre dell OF very good quality There
twelve varieties Of dahlas, which would be diff
pcu not impossible 70 surpass; also, twelve varieties
Of roses, embracing every tint OF the rainbow. They
ext emely beautiful The varieties Of variegated
pspts better than generally s,en, but by
means the best sratoer too late In the season to keep
Them outdoors. There most beautiful Veronica
Grand Flora and Elk vare les Of which
psssably good. rhe different varieties of ferns
~er. very good. Two Of the hand bouquets were
teney beautiful. The table bouquets were rich, and
ell OF them ar auged with much skill and taste Tue dis
play and arrangement of flowers very attractive.
The cahlas marRoids md twelve yerbemas were very
fine ano beautiful The plants and vegetable sexhbited
The exhibition us a whole, was considered very
crednabe affair." and did honor to the Intelligence eg
and enterprise OF the ociety.
The ges awarded premiums to the owing per,
soLe.-
Best three variety pears, to John White, gardener
for Gov. Morris, Eq
Besttweive daohas, to Richardson, Esq, Fordham,
Ny
BeA ak dahas, to John White, gardener for Gov
Morris.
Beat twelve roses, TO Mr.. Donald, Astoria, L. I.
bst four carnAntDs, 70 Nc. DOnadi, Astoria, /. /.
eett~elve variety verberas, to John White
b g four variety petunias 10 John White.
Best Fix ehrysanth mums, 70 Vim. Davidson, gardener
for r. l. 81 art, ESQ
Bet three pla ns y, bloom, to VIM. Davidson. gar
dersr Tor H. l. Stuart Esq
aest three vaiseated leaved plants to VIM Davidson,
gardener for J.. stuart. ESQ
Bes, 10, r f.ros, TO DR.. J. Knight
Best ofchel In bloom. 10 1hos. Hogg.
Bsst collection OF cut flowers, to John White
Beet twelve tomatoes, 10 Vim Mitchell.
Beat collection OF vegetables to Vim Fl. Mitchell.
Best Iar hand bouquets 10 John Cranston Hobokcn
The COMMITTEE then aided
The superior pears exhibited by Bepi. Higgins
worthy o. Discretionary prize large ana 1ne col
lection OF daha., exhibited by H. Donald, were worthy
Of Discretionary prize; Also seeding dahla, present
ed by the same person
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Port Of New York, October 10, 1856.
CLEARED


:, Bark johann 1Ismt>, Jenen oOchu China and Bombay
Ba,k Roia Rcrcis 81 ThOmas--reek. Church & Co.
Lars Roman la.ing IlavaIa-Ru.snl 4 Nnins
Lsrs wyrntcrie: Gurrs Hcsson- Yates / forteraei
prs Qrccn Esher Pendieon, Brunswck-wahh. Carver
'frs rnswor,h tsD, Curry St John. Md De
s uT s sIr'sSs ssgssnSsDTnp pmon
seir isr,cra nr Ioeshart' (, John, sG.D pc wolr
SER { Lsyeriy poEay, Camp rinc.noy-ns Powell.
scar q frsnbln colnary, Iiaiimc'c--w Dallen
ssamtc 20. eed Newman, IhiladeIphia--J a \ Briggs
ARRIVED
h9 sars w E1 issPcs 3 d1y viii %se and 10
snds ~ cb-re Anchored in he lover bay the
Fin fnphe zaera Liverpool Sep, Is with mesc and "a
p,sset fers e ne.ga; ~. -. -.
4 s Ssn sf o Aa hsSa s'' ss @G oe
G. tasstd .f'p Z l.ossrs Of Bath bond = l5i, on Ee
. $ amelia Walhs, oi New York del
VIII coal % Manhattan Cas- Co Ono day out George kosb
ip S sofa ree Il ta Sc ssIss q DAYS Win coal 70
WASH, afgsrs Chase:
eta g,,i'; sS,y rSs s%iR sep! sI;
y aays ant 1h us bh spern oil IN load AMI gying ont
:, se inc; So u q, srN IA % In % o. say sionr
..shp ! clalc, conway Hamburg, go, 9 with maso aud
SIR ~ pr prngoa errcr. Latte, roson days. IN bal
Isrk Ira Eiza issLl, wascg Hamburg. 70 Gays, with
Tsis safiee ce.e esbon Sep and ElsIroreoth Win
edge II le Banks .gnaliEed bark bound r.. 18th N
I'm 81 H. psscI chr Imperatrice bonud Il Ilh. or
saL'e ia s.ed ship rampcIo bound 81 tth La Al " ION
patt Vd sp Wild Rover bound o Boston. saw vessels
toura ".
Iilg x'lireur Tr FsHtcou, :, u re- NJ 70 day. viii
fsh ii NmcNfitht& 90.
irg CHARLES rr RoudIcw Ctcs a. NJ 10 days win sAp
timber. - NcAuln a WhceloCk.
Bse Jttli ftmcIs psre' Calsi, VIII iurnoer, - mas
BRIG orisata staples, calas, viii lumber = Hoard
ssir ADJ Abon or. norem, rlsboo, 10 days win oai
ter Groyclspd Br, cayannah, st John. NJ, vii aaber
10 Kelley 4 Sulhers.
Sebt Dcrrs Grace. IMher
kttr II Stephens, McGrC gcr, Calais.
Scfr joseph rugGs We ThingiOa, Portland, CT.
Sshr VI IlraI crd, IiulSe. Portland. G.
Used Crshric, Springer. New Bedford
Steamer SGrhta, Green PHILADELPHIA.
Sfean ~ ifonsdcs, Nancvcr Philadelphia
stesu ~ " IN SUITE. Nvc. New re- ford
stoamtr osceos. tlark, frsvidtnce
steam Vunnebaug. HOlafn, NorNlrii
Stesucr - Oh. m 1trpshsr Hartford
Stean ~ y \ iisris. Smith, New London.
BELOW
shin No,tern Queer. Hod-don. IRON Si.ehls.
Isagk NCAYolty. iron i. Jago
Bt bilg jesse e Rent from ---.
SAILED.
shire ,ndcpcrdcnre. Nelbournc tIarscy Birch Fran
Amrri dos pl Jones, sad Caratau IVer
rco. pesorsh hire 7 orfcn. fcuricrcWa. Mphr: FaAlel
6lsreSton; Colder sEc. Gal, cston; and others
wtrd during he dav, NJ
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Great Fire In Hamilton. Canada
NIXON AID swALIs' WAREHOUSES AND wu.RF ~
T1TILy DEsTR0yFr-LOss ABOUT orE HyHpEE

nfSTHohfI-IoS- ANU OrE HUNDRED
AMI TwtNTy THOUSAND DOLLARS
fFrom the Ton ontf Gobc, tst. II
About two clock on Friday morning the extens ye
warehouses Of Ncsrs Nixon A svaics "A the foot OF
Jsmes tuttt, Hamilton. citcovcre1 be on Ere
tpd such was the ccnbrsblc nature ~ the goods in
store, ard Of The budir themselves that one hour
afterwards the whole premises In runs, AMI rro
psrty tie smoupt OF si21 COO at rougn estimate was
Destroyed Tho loss - entirely confined to TIC old frame
buildings, he wharf and the goods m store Throrgh
the srdrcss ~ Mr.. FIRING. OF TIC Customs wa arc en-
ahco u furnish some particulars 81 thcsc-Mr. lanes
Mcintyre probably the Lcayiest loscr nc had st3Yo
about 81 0to worth OF tobacco and 80 go worth Of ca
all Of which IL gone, and was uninsured Mctnncs < Co
bad large quantity q valuable sllks other goods
cesuoycc. worth probably 50 COO, but We underrtsnd
all vercd by Insurance twenty hogshosd
~ sursr belong pg 70 them were saved Mr.. W. g. Kerr
tst about f2tt0 uorth OF tobacco and tea snd 600
worth cf ~ 0ncd srPar. which, arc sorry 10 learn
ppiisurco. Mr.. G Magl had large lot Of sugl AZ
saved. Ncinron Go bad sso large LOT Of sugar saved
but shcuf o. go worth Of tobacco beor ng 20 them
lo.t; they insured. Messrs. G 4. icrrsc Mr.
v n Tsdsc Messrs. Turner and Nf. rcrner hti all
sufar store. rut uogt q a. n not all vas eavcd Mr.
Mscoi adj ost about - go worth 81 Trcr,b brandy
hob lac fearful biszo and ocoaa1ncd such an "a
tense heat 20 mske extremely dfcui 10 rave nol-
,emh ~ ndcvsoB's al arf ana warehouses. Mr. slu.
cisr slto lo, about 81 $50 worth ~ champagne. n G.
Cttn TO lad large et OF locomotive trbos In SORE
hut they may 10 sad 70 DC saved having bcon sunk ia
be wstc-. Rcstrs Jason Lost good many packsccs a
hardware. which was covered by Insurance.
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senator Mason, OF Virginia, and Secession.
Amorg ihr e,eis rea1 al tue Brooks dinner, which
ind IN The EGG h,d Adrs'itsT, 10 the following from
S<nNtr Mas IN a Virginia -
SE,MA FRxDs,acK Co Va Sep, 20, 1855.
GTSTtEsiaI bsv. han bouor 10 receive yore let.
ter az the l2tn inst inviting On behalf OF the con.
siueps q Col Preston BROOKS TO dinner 10 oegven
him b. tn the I'd OF October next Ia 'tof imony
oi their cnr,lsu encorsemept OF his Cong ressionA
course" Il hss hem my good fortune % have enjoyed
she rf eblo AMI justly honorei repre-
senaive both q 800 ia political intercourse
from tis The House o. Teprs sentatvef
lArow q none Do.e iaofc career hoia more wo.,hy
the iui and corca' APPRECIATION Of hs constituents than
lis. lie has shown himself akc anc aud prompt 10 sus
tar the sbts AID The interests OF bs constituents in de-
bste and BY vote; or TO vinoaie IN d1.rent mode aud
undsr circumstances Of painful duty the honor OF his
friend. would gladly, therefore, unite with you,
IN ny power the tesumora I pro ,osed by his gen.
erous contreu,s but regret thst the distance which
stpautss ara my engagements Of home, mutt forbid
n Perhaps II mas rot be Unacceptable, In closng tbs
letter siew words 60 my eiio citz. MS oridgcted
tht WHEN you represert the condition OF the coon
ry. Mere mfiase or in the South. can remain 10
sensible 70 tie lines ba. are uoon us Tho ssne (untl
now avsr.ed) retwssn numerical MARTY on the one
side. ond faith TO written comp,ci on the other, s
abou 70 tc uied The southern States represent ths
minority both In states and In people this issue Not
TIER property alone but their honor and safety are nj
s ke In The result for look the per III election o.
re:ieent interesting chiefly 10 the South as viii be
type Of oIinson and puTpee al The North. Reason and
aguTnont are .xharsfer--we have done Via lay
with brir the majority back within the pale Of
stiuiina poser-anc now Only await the popular
vito. should be found 10 stand BY and 10 uphold the
contribution, then vc shoald once more look forward
sb confidence and hope TO the continuance OF Union
estahsbef mutual ard patriotic saoriaces and having
IFS cfop N fraerra faith. But IN reverse OF all this,
should dominant sectional vote be directed II bring
into power those pledged in advance 70 breas down the
barriers nterposet by the COMPACT OF federation for the
security Of one secon against the other, then, In my
mss Judgment but enc course remains for the South.
immcc atc abeolute and eternal separation. BITTER far
better 10 stand toward tho Northern states stand
TO The rest OF tho WORLD enemies Ia war, In peace
Gcpds than 70 remain hating under common 80 vern.
mept enemies under the guise OF peace, friends al
var Again refre,tng gentlemen, that eanno, be With
you, am, with great respect, j N. MASON.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.


1s1n WARP -RrGrL N AMERICAN NovINATToys
Id ar Coprrcss:-Aras q Williams tor Assembly Jr9eps
n vtrnu'u n FOR Alderman Henry Snyder Cor Council
mar THIRTY ninth district John n Brady; FOR Councmsn
Foeh dsrct Stephen A. picrce for Councilmnr Forty
ei nr Iheod2,s ErSy hseso Ns,h,n iosac;
yoei Maehasr, " a y. Wilson,; school Trustees.
corqiTblcsIaes King. 1eorge W nogert inspectors q
f'e,utn-is dsr'et daco. Smith, samuel Ilauvris d.
lion Y Neisrr " Norru: "a, Adm. ructer Jshn
Tegc ~ y. towlcy, los rnreson, Ah A. o. Brownek y
y Tow ctr. thas. W. Meekrr. " q Lane
= n KfgP1 rresd0u1
Stcce 7, ssnu, SECRETARY,
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The Public Health.

ToBT HAMILTON RELIEF soCIETy's REPORT.
All the tick, under the charge OF pr. Kohe, conva
iescrr except Hannah Weeks, who hes improved but
slightly.
No eases
No new caaes in the Military Hospital.
Coptar. 10 our expectations the thermometer did not
reach lower point than 81 degrees fahrenheit last
night. FRANCIS l.. BERIER, Secretary.
Fox EA,nfToy, Oct. l6. 1853.
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At III Metropolitan Bttcf-Gov. Vim AIKEN, Souh Caro-.
lh hoa = nenner California, Wcndsl, Waslir gtsu;
81 ~ royd rng'ard lion John Collier. Hin amptan;
bon leftr Rose tcbf nectsdy; Hon Butte I'm Weoga3
= ~ htdcrstn Cnfed sfa'es Army; = Irecvn UrN.i
ssies army y Iawycnce, New tondoa; Al sxaader To-
wssa.ns'epi Dsp- uousasg, y, Leuh.
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Jersey CITY NexYs,

RfPrEIlcAS DsNoNsIRAnoN.-IAs evening the republ,-
cans Of Jersey City had season Of rejoicing over the
charged, tonre kiudled 10 the street. and dis
play Of fireworks took place. Tue headquarters were
tbronRed, and speeches made by Robert Gchrist,
r, 3. T. Noble and Others. Mr. Noble had been speak
ing IN New York early in the evening.
The Firs, Ward Repu blican Club OF Jersey City will
this eDpg at the Hudson House. and bs idressed
by Robert Cicbrist, Jr., and j NJ Lake. Of New York.
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Court Cal~ndar-This Day.

sCrarsB CoURr-SpeciH Term-lst Class No TO- I'd
OasnNos 20, 81 IL, SO. 80, So, 90, l2s, ls2 to 49,
1914, ?0i.
surruoR CorSr.-Nos 24o 65 1ee, $50, 25l, 1862, 25i
zee. 2,6 1853, 37H, 297, al. 3Ii 1855. Si5 3l6. 326
17s 23 80 205 2l5 sAe $50, 35l $685. $685. &c., 36a to
a6T.
Cossos PIEAs-Part mos 1854 to 1887 1859 to 1884,
COZ: 7ta 7ei 1888 Part D. Nos lcae, COS, sac, 1000
1G,9 1855 10 I1(4.
UsnrD STATES DISTRICT CoURr.-Nos. "A, 81 to rs.
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BROOKLYN CITY Politics.

The democratic Police Conventions have placed the
following cane idates In nomination.
Thomas Kvg tor police captain o. the Second district
Geo. &c N. Cass, Tor the Third district.
james row ers for the Fourth district
The Ninth ward democratic electors have nominated
John Bosar and Jos eph Oily for Aldermen; Thomas
Hamilton Tor supervisor and Charles Ladey for Consta
bic.
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ro~r-Apk Cosn -The D1iiy Creoie New Orleans
October IN n p,an that the friends Of Mr. %
eharan flvs W, n Their priyas csncu', he state "
Le1sA1a
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Movements or Ocean Steamers.

STEAMERS TO AND FROM HAVANA.
CAulvss-Frcn New York 18th, arrive Havana 18th and
New Orleans 18Th From New Orleans 9Th Havana 10Th,
due at New York ID
BLACK wARrioR-From New York 9Th arrive NJ Havana
LIST and New orleans ID From New Orleans Eth Havana
l4h due al New York 18th.
Leave New York nj 10 AN and New Orleans al g AN.
QuAKEg CTY-fron New York eth Of each arriving
A. Havana l2fh and Mobile lath From Mobile 2a Havana
14h due al New York 18th.
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KY wlST, 90 IG-1tc lark Joseph iiae corc report
cdt Top. ycYr Hcu Fl1ads iA Tor New dreams, wth
cr,ed cargo ashn Cvrtlrg II lst shoa
Cgfc Florida The vessel pccdA bearded ~ the wreck
ag Joshua Shlantr CaIt eyrgJs aui Ia sho- Time
was lrhed ~ - pns ~ cargo and hcn hauled on liking
body srd hiourt rowr - tbs port sufvcv examined be
vcssC btr arrival an orfs "a her Immediate dsharge
she vii npUfrfy fcuaf tai In her cargo (Which IL
n tccd 10 n md proceed on her voyage
lkt l,p Hun hrcy puriniCn, Hlnckm1n from New York
ior NV Ofltars With cargo OF Dotancs &C, and atew
pcr the Della sh1 en- tho nj INST and rccciyed
hc Nrtckera. no. acpw promptly rot her
N willow much deav ard apparently hut c injured She
ra sRycra 400 and preceded en- her voyage without
c ufrg tn'o Ills pot . !. !.
III sohr LlD. ~ was soh o. no ~ ins hy VIC United
sstss Ma ri FOR SSlcD The caT-v win be rcshppcd 10
1isrkgfCu
1ha AIR Carrie sarfrI, CAPT NcMunl, having completed
rrrs pacd hs morning ior New Nork. Tier expenscs
rs I,te iurtfcss Cart Wellington will load next week
a. thar,sisu, with the car-r " eritr v Fisk.
lhe iark NORWOOD Capt rinkha sails oday Tor Jack
s0ntilc - - - -. ,,..-.-. :, - -, !.
!, ~ mo The brought S15S1 The dry cargo
NM Ii rerhppcd 10 Lyerpeo 10 the shp Mallory va
chst,s,ur where he ship will 6nish loading.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-17

gvtp parrmar Cole, from Liverpool for Croust@t with
carsc III salt ard rice stated N accounts from Copenhagen
:. b - IN have IN contact, 90 Ealsiobo on The Gth
ai lsst uasfs bowsprt &C. and Afterwards aground
60 q - ieaky, ard Unld have 70 unload 10 repair.
ne rtyzry rorp- Can't rufkn Of tio ahlp Rockavav A
NV Orleans reports that or The z 2 nit "a tho nirnin
-. "a srohe bark ISgzc Loud Cant kuhsi fnn savan
w - NJ, ar7na lumber sden with loss r. ruider and fu
III aitr WI the eckcr around hcr she had been ashore
op IL Grgtrbread Ground, es previously reported.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-17

pTur ApELpIfA, Ocs lCNrr big NlIka, downing. rs
80. - Iriumph Baker, Salem, William Hone, Bvlkg
pro,k sr e.: Ida. Ccfson, Boston
Ga sesmshp CHy OF Manchester Peric, Liverpool brlgs
Ska Downing. Boston W ~ fW kely, do sclTs Charles,
strow 81, do. e,t..t...- ~. -.