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Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-15

QuITE number Of cattle died in Shasta
county from the effects Of the cold rains-
The Courier says that Mr. Houtoon lost some
eight or ten very fine work oxen. 1t is re
malkable, the Courier adds, that many we'll
fed and welleonditioned cattle have died
from the effects Of this sudden change in the
weather. If exposed one or two nights IN
the rain, the cold seems to penetrate to and
freeze up the spring of life within them.
Persons should therefore, if possible, place
their cattle beneath cover in the night time,
during the continuance of the cold rains OF
this season of the year. Ample food will not
alone suffice. They must be protected from
the cold and rain
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-15

The Crockett (Texas) Printer states that q
man named Reed, in Leon county, recently
murdered his brother The father andmoth.
er of the two young men had separated, and
the sons took sides; the murderer said his
brother should not appear in Court against
his father that he would kill him first. He
was seen to take his gun and go in the direc-
ton Of the field where his brother was pull
ing corn, and was seen after the gun fired
hastily leaving the field. This, with his
threat, fixes the guilt upon him.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-15

A GIpL EXECUTED. The girl Angeline was
hung at Culpepper Court House Va, on the
S0th ult, for burning the house OF Henry
shaekelford, Esq, last spring She made
full confession of her guilt, and exonerated
her father, whom she at first charged wlth
having persuaded her to fire the house.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-15

ANOTHER OPERA TRoUPE.-The Standard
understands that Mr. John Connolly has sue.
ceeded in engaging an English Opera troupe
in London, and is now on the way to San
Francisco, direct from the above place. 1t is
expected they will arrive about the 5th of
December next. The troupe is considered to
be one Of the best in Europe.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-15

lN view of the prevailing mania for ex-
posing human life to the extra risk Of bal
loon excursions and rope walking performan'
ces, it is suggested by the New York Adver-
tser that life insurance companies shall in.
sert a clause in all future policies prohibiting
the insured from indulgng in those freaks
except at the expense Of forfeting the policy
in case of loss.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-15

The Bridgeport Advertiser understands
that Mr.. p T. Barnum intends to improve
East Bridgeport by setting out shade trees
along the highway. Mr.. Barnum has adver-
tised for one thousand trees to enable him to
carry out bis plans.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-15

THE Roman Catholic Church of St. Alav-
sius, at Washington City. was dedicated re-
Gently in presence of a vast concourse Of
spectators, including the President, several
members of the cabinet, and tho foreign
Ministers Archbishop Hughes preached the
dedicatory sermon.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-15

A LETTER from Paris says that Senator
Seward has gone to Egypt. 1t very bold
step, at least so it is considered in Paris, for
an American to make such an expedition SO
early in the season. and more or less anxiety
will be felt about him until heard from"
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-15

TIE depot of the Northwestern Virginia
Railroad Company at Elenboro, Ritchie
county, was destroyed by fire on the 18th
ult 1t is believed to have been fred by an
incendiarv.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-15

FROM HATu.-Latest advices from Havh
state that arrests continued to be made in all
parts oi the island excepting the south) Of
tnose persons who were engaged in the late
conspiracy. Many of them were those who
aided in the overthrow of the Emperor Sou.
louque. 1t was not believed that any great
number Of them would be condemned to
death.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-15
WANTED.

SITUATIONS for Man and Wife-Nian as Steward
- or Waiter-Wf as Chambermaid. No objec-
ton to going in the country
Apply ut STALLS CITY Intelligence Office,
Hotel du Nord, High st.
ALSO wANTED-By tidy Yankee Girl, situa-
tion to do Chamber work or wait on table, Apply as
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-15

A CORRESPONDENT of the Philadelphia Press
writing from Quincy, Illinois, suggests that a
meeting be held at Washington in December
or January next, to take measures for the
erection of a monument to the memory of
the late Senator Broderick.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-15

TIE Firemen's procession in New York on
the nth ult. was an imposing affair. 1t is
said that the crowd in the streets to witness
it was larger than ever before known.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-15

The freshet in Feather river, week since,
isbelieved to have swept off all the fumes
on that stream, with the exception of that
belonging the Bagdad Company and Captain
Lytle
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-15

1T appears from the reports Of the Life In.
surance Companies of Great Britain that the
average duration of human life is constantly
on the increase This fact is so well demon
strated that revival of rates has been
agreed upon, with a reasonable reduction.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-15

AN express driver named Samuel Reeves
was stabbed to death in New York on the
10th ult, by man named John McCue, who
Is dead rabbit"
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-15

RIDING on THE sIDEwALK.-An individual,
whose name we have not learned. was fined
S., yesterday, for riding on the sidewalk.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-15
sITuAAION WANTED,

DY A YOUNG FRENCH GENTLEMAN, as Clerk
I'D in some Mercantile House. Salary not SO much
an bbect opportunity to improve himself in the
study OF the English language. would go 10 tLe
country. Best Of references given.
Apply at STALLS City Intelligence Olhce'
Hotel du Nord, High street.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-15

WILL SUPPORT DoUGLAs.-The Richmond
Examiner, an anti.Douglas paper thus en-
phatically answers question:
"In the Richmond Whig of Friday last
appears an article which absence from the
city has prevented our noticing until this
time. In that article is an argument lead
ing up to question intended to be poser
and that question is, whether or not the
Examiner can and will support Mr. Douglas
in case he shall obtain the nomination at the
Charleston Convention. We reply, unequiv-
oeally, we can, and we will"
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-15

IHE rope upon which Blondin performed
ms ieats has been cut up into pieces for keep.
sakeS' and sold at high figures, a Ia Atlantic
cable.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-15

BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, YEsTERDAY.-No
quorum being present, the Board adjourned
till two o'clock this afternoon.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-15

The Washington correspondent of the
Times says that rumor is already supplying
the place of Mr.. Mason, at Paris. 1t Is said
that Secretary Floyd will so to Paris, and
that Mr. Faulkner will come into the Cabi-
net
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-15

RE OPENING or TUE SLAVE TRADE.-At a
meeting of the parishioners of St. James
Santee, recently held in South Carolina, the
the .ollowing resolutions were adopted
Resoired, That our safety in the Union
makes it necessary to increase the supply of
slave labor.
Resolued, That all restrictions upon the
African slave trade shall be stricken from the
statute books, and that we make this a test
question Of our elections.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-15

HE Emperor Of China has affixed his seal
10 the treaty agreed upon between his Gov
ernment and the United States.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-15

a DISPATCH from Somerville, New Jersey,
announces the death of General Peter j. Stry-
ker, aged "a years. He was a major general
in the third division of the New Jersey mill
tia, and was the Oldest military officer in
commission in the State. He served in the
Legislature several years. lie was wagon
boy in the Revolution under en-. Wayne.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-15

IL the late parade of the New York fire
men, the members of the Howard Engine
Company, No. SS, wore Grape on their left
arms, in token of respect for the memory of
the Hon. David c. Broderick, who, at one
time, was foreman of the company.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-15

The PETALUMA ARGUs-This is the name
of a tri weekly paper, just started at Peta-
luna. oy Joseph j. Pennypacker & Co. 1t is
indepSndentin politics The name of P emmy
packer appears as editor
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-15

The Peninsular News (Del) says that the
feeling that Delaware will be a free State
soon, is producing large immigration.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-15

The examination Of Capt Anderson, Capt.
haury and other flibusters connected with
the recent expedition, was commenced at
New Orleans on the 18th October.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-15

CAPTAIN, what's the fare to ST. Louis ?"
"What part Of the boat do you wish to go
on, cabin or deck ?" "Hang your cabin"
said the gentleman from Indiana II live in
cabin at home; give me the best you've
got"
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-15

A BILL is under consideration in the
Legislature of Tennessee providing that all
ree persons of color over IS years of age,
md under 80 years ofage, shall either go in
10 slavery or leave the State
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-15

REMoNsTRANCE AGAINST CHIYEsE.-The mi
ners of Middle Greek, Shasta county, held a
meeting on the 9th inst, and endorsed the
action taken in San Francisco by the Cigar
Makers Association against the employ
ment of Chinese in the various branches Of
industry. The following resolutions among
others were adopted:
RESOLVED, That the "Remonstrance against
Chinese" and the subsequent action Of the
Cigar Makers Association of San Francisco
have our concurrence and warmest sympathy
and support.
ResoIrcd, That to maintain the foregoing
resolutions, the citizens Of Shasta county are
cordially invited to make common cause with
us in the great enterprise.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-15
WANTED,

A t THE ORLEANS RESTAURANT, D Street.
N every day-Fresh Batter Ranch Eggs, TURKEYS
Chickens, Quas, Ducks, Geese, and all kinds Of
Game. Ths highest price will be paid.
noy4-W JOHN LoWERY, Proprietor,
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-15
WANTED.
TiARYSVILLE TIIEATER.

PY A REsPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN stu
- alton in private family, or hotel IN the coqr iFy
Enquire at the Western House. noNlo-lWr
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-15

The Newburyport (Mass.) Herald says that
salute of nine guns was fired in ward one,
in honor of an heir which was born unto a
married couple who had been for some years
childless, and whose mother was formerly
belle Of the ward. One gun was fired for
each pound Of the ehilds weight
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-15

A Dispatch from New Orleans Oct. 18th,
says, that the weekly report of the Charity
Hospital includes fifteen deaths from yellow
faver
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-15

SoHAMYL, the Circassian hero, who has fallen
into the hands of the Russians, is sixty-two
years Of age.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-15

The New York correspondent of the
Charleston Courier says there is now a lively
movement of horses to the South. They are
generally fine, blooded animals, bought in
the New England market at high figures, and
are destined to grace the stables of wealthy
planters. The equine expectation to the
Louth is uncommonly large this year.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-15

~ lie will also Lecture in Long Bar on SUNDAY
EvEN1NG G, and oroville MONDAY EVENING, Nov
18Th and 11tb nov12-it
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-15
FOR SALE.

A T WHOLESALE AND RETAIL-50 bbls. SAUR-
IA hRAUP L, of the best quality, at very low price.
Apply to P. SCHW0kKER,
No. 10 High street, between LIST and 2l
noy3my Marysvile.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-15
MIR. THOMAS MOONEY,

MR.. THOMAS MOONEY,
Author Of the History of Ireland will LECTURE
on the History, Laws and Music of Ireland, at half
past o'clock on
Tuesday Evening, November 18th, 1852
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-15
PRICES OF ADMISSION.

PRICES OF ADMISSION
Dress Circle AID Parquet. ..''.'''Sl w w
Upper Circle ....................... ..''' oV
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-03

epooKs In Rro.lvn OF sunday Oct Mrs Mary Brooks,
relic, II ,he l.,. Chsile. srook. ssed 81 years ,
The r.lstivs and fencs ofhe famiy are hsee 70 .t
fnf ths (SoD>syD at u rom n-r te fesdehce ia
Twelfth street, NJ a SIxtn avenue, south bfooklJn-
S.nSsG ga H. "a @e fbr,f street on Saturday
OCT l. Msty tie o.love. dsush.Ar Of Michael and Mary Can
rirs sr d year. months aUd Il days. ~
CORR-iD th. cy SATURDAY, Oct !, mary hleNo- nIa'
daughter Of ThoBss and Rose Corr, acc year Hon| ~
CAvANAGH-In .h. city, on Friday Ornns, Sept 81 Mrs
Mary CsvsDstn wife of MIXES CsvaHssh' In he f''n ' u
DEvINI-In this city on Saturday morning Oct l. Michael
Devite in tbe S4h year OF bis age . n. ch.,a.
JONAs-Ip hi. CITY on Saturday noIuins, ~ 49,
JoIs. # wibsn and Jeninha jonas aged years
nOETGoMFRY2H, No % Spring sree:, sasurds, oe.
Of oup bB MoptsoDsry Of Peter aud bIidset hon'
sone,y ased yesrssDd 10 dsy' nj,
BcBAERoN-ln this CITY, On Friday, Sept, ~ d. fs'fcA a
McParop azeoS S6
NcCONNELL-In Es, Brooklyn, Friday afternoon Sept
80 En MCoDD.l yonnsest ssugbt-r OF Arthur and 'uha
sANDEORDIn tn. city Oct l. Mrs Frances A
s,pdfofo of Milwaukee, Wis D the 9th year of her age
hes.' on fsay K ss. % 1 Of a . Of
Kob.r sa St. Louis formerly OF Albany in The 4Si year
sNiTB-In hi, city, on Friday Sept 80 Jefferson Lee Smith,
.eed | ,.ar months and oars .
VAN ORDFN-On Sunday, Oct Esis Ann, wife OF james
Van Ord D. in the 26 h year Of her age
attend Der funeral O'Clock this Monday afternoon q her
residence No. l25 Christopher street. without further In Vi
wHALE-At Kingston, NJ j. On Thundsy, Sept ., William
Whale, aged 80 yesrs. ,,,,,
VII sOS-ID city Saturday, Dc. James Wilson,
native the Town Of GIanad County Lonsord, lreand Hd
WVCKOFF-At Pla n6ed N j. Thursdsy, Sept q, Desah
b, wife of samo.ls WSckoh of this city. . ...ur, h.,
ieuds Of the family respectfully invited 70 ne
f1u.Is MONDAY afternoon at O'CLOCK from NO. 40 ffshA'
%
d.ny ON satnrd.v Oct l. WIN. Willoughby in the 7nth
yesI Of his age Of Bssnahlsn County Wexford Ireland
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-03
MARLNk JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK. .......Ocr l.
Cleared.

Steamship s-Jsmetown Skinner Norfo h. Ludlim Heinck
Augusta, Woo0hull savannah L. Mtcmll Son len.
nessee, Ls~le.s, NesOr.sns, - PaTksrburt Powell,
Savannah II B. Com well Co Mouu, Vernon, Smith Alex
apdtis, II b Cromwell Co Empire City McGo~an, Havana
ard NJ orleans, q. hobers NASHVILLE, Murray Charles
Tn spyfHd Teston Co.; Locust Point, French Baltimore,
II 4 onwell a Co
Stps-Abractic suouaer New Orleans N H. Brigham; Tor.
n.d) SuafrJ Liverpool w r. Frost Chi nborszo MeAan,
New-Url,Grs Robson Fosdck.
Bsrk,-Giu (saro Paris Genoo. Valerie Fssan Clara
suul Scar della Rio GrsnSe Vi. Rchm,Dd L. 0ager;
RAPID, Hsrschslk, Vera Cruz Harg1us Co M.yA
Dufzs Barbados H. rrowodges Sons; Sergus tBr) Wolf,
Resgoucb- BOYD Hinckep.
eI,s-Toreco AcCartie, Demerara, Smith, Jones' Co A.
Exsn, Brocs Phi3dsobis Jsmes Hand NJ Miller White.
lnw M Brett Som Bafig, Birt s.. Tnonss Oesied
Ten So ers tBr Docrcge, foso y. =, Deal~y; w.
lon Br Grow IL, Hohfsx D X D-wOf A3s (3r J. Green1,
$. John, B D. R. Ds~of; Jab.z Tuzo ST. John McCal
FfitD sytep, Creulore s. Johu, Pose 4 Snsl
SchocLssEcp.e, Cammap. Astoria, Yates, POr.erfsld K
c.. Susan beaIs-, ston. 5. w Lewis Co.; w Thorn,
Bary, ss River, marr Starlight DARLING NJ. Th1m4s 4 q.
r. ho'o, Co Parss4l D4yis Ga sv.s,on J. Conkln
Go s. Eody, Patten Jacksonville, Van bnt Slagt sultan
Wils1n b-y N.s', mast-; ~ Morton, Bulk ey S4v.nn a.
scTsLr Tallmsn H. Smith, Hicks yuou'n j B.n1Oa
Co Deuvl-, Chester, Richmond, T. Pisr.on; Hamilt ~
OGDEN Al Hsndra SshoId Dodge; 1gsod De joo Alex
oIs; c. Jayne Smith baim re, Mailer LIrd q I-rsau;
Pymoeth beck Norris Boston, Dayton 5DaEue Cab Ham.
tton Boston J. W. Mckee; Ellen Louisa Thomp-on New.
haven, us,rtr J. II Nsuer, Chapman New. syen naste
soops-WilsId BuclLshsm, Newport, master; Lady Fen.
vics R.t Providence, master
s,esmers-Nglcau, Sdsn Poad-pbis, Briggs; Elizabeth
Nc eLsUtlin, Baltimore Krnuetec Hand fhlsde phia.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-03

- iron 10 W.l.h C.rv,r Ch.s- S.p, n lat " y, 20
As ~ ,rois b. hrs Oos.ss from Tu'ks Island if SHmrs
\ ,esr =, a. 10 -, fai fiss't hN - Nes'iHo
ma bad a .h y tsm- b-giupius With the et'-rs .
P,ix .to H.ith Rio js1sro 70, c'ic 10 JONI o.
T1,,. dsy. - n 't~ras S,-o Ia company win ors
4 u,-~ies Ssliiniore; hsrbs oid hichsry for s.
T,u. IN hi at, Luc. blz,b 10, Er ,.,or IA b-l,s,
Br. Yl,.u-i,e (sr }, wis-nar, WudsT n ;, 10 days.
phsf.f nss'sE , 40
snss c.o,.. - 81 George 10 ds,s nue~r.
Sc, uilbam Or y, Bs.i, Pcr, aud days, s,ore
slr Fe,cr Arnold Savannah sa!' cotton 70 scrsn-
sh, Mi. Loui.. sceros Port Ewsn rod for Piova~nce.
SEER T.rssls, Brsuh.l N.nAibsy-u II dsys s.o1-
hr Mary Am. csmmuss JoI export days islAs 10 sme
sesr Gi.,, tsr Arc IT, S; Arsre-vI days A'h' to Jed
Fry -.
Srlr Nal.r Rs .h Phillips. savs n,h days cotton 20 p
c Muir,,. Zee Esnt sind. the sn,ire ps.ssSe. .
Schr Nsy hsr,, Charleston dsJs cotton 70 Murray.
Steamer Westsh-s,er Csik, Providence mdso 70 issso
O5-l
Steiner pel.~re Cope' Philadelphia and csp- Nay, ndse
spd pass. Peisius 81,
SaIt D-sbip wrp R.hbone or Ap.sehicea; barb RAsS.
Vera Crug hig Foam Rio usehe sso ship rora.se "f
Liv.fpcl
BE- Oa-Bsk i-sn (S Cbarl. .s " Swan. from S.~eAs
.le br Ben. Flo-c to- e,st ~ s~ Bnn rom CMstu tsf
IS on ns the 18th Sept wolfe scadars Ia ~
lon a. . ws, hoard -, which ~s.h~r "Nefoha no
in ,uS ore .. msn .bo ust seen snef~. As
b.,. H.npAh Tboron Ms'sasas brig sNka oi hschs
ard n c srooks sb,rr-n from IAves,
MlND--suusct, W.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-03
Pas.enxrra smiled

b. he So,ti LLyfs s.ea -sAp Nr Voyt for Bre
mon r,a Southa pon-M James McMurti- hey, oir cod
,, ~ .srsart .uto~n ?, Mr. EdSard >lap tiy ana
Two kil6er Nr Io-cCh Schi-rbrg ry, 'hree children
and fervapt Mrs Mary Bssz Ma. Harriet Huut, Misses
Auz sts aro Erzs RutrT sr'h Nr. smouon ad chld al
o. Ne York Miss FfsLc-s bor tusnn bob n Capt
f6ua,G ayeudy ~ Y Messrs Henry Hett sud Z nil
PcIc both of P,lrinore The Hon james KuoNof lin1
Nj L. L Sreye Setssl Conc; M-s.rs w q Beach, w. Il.
Bravtor Z. Blsytou Slot NJ bourne Aus Z robsch
NJ II br,ugne Ms MAY H0clebolt, NrS-fts; sr. }
stugr .y and children. Miss " beth Neber al ot
dfeu, N,w.YoIt; Mo. Nara urpg Cshtorca; Mrs Kate
Hun er ard SIT, Sew York. Nj Mich,e Hesrnh std lady
Hsz .on Pa Nis MATHIS Csry,r. Nsussuck Csi Nr w.
scbeirtn and Mr v Hol,l, MIR Peter Wsguet Nc
A. liy.ua. Mr Hny Blanc, Mr. Chas. Fgrt,e VI Marin
Holm Of Calif,u il. Charles T. Brphe S-wGort; Mr
G. siav Gi..l,r M = &c Sato. M John Krkmaun, Aahana
John II Dex eru.ru. Mr. Herr NOii.lnau, Loaisyi.
K,.; Rrtoph W.ilb,ch.r jams C. r. h.rart. alfred '"
sfieSs Rctmopd vs. MaIi.no so'er, CGha W tsch"n
turg Dr. O., re seored.r Chicago, riz hs'at S. m
Virginia. r Du'.r Reading Pa, and i2i IN tie sieef.ss
Total 2S $1,000 IN specie -
In steamship Borussi1, for SuttdmIton, HARE ana h~
burg-H bonsun, New u *. Mr hs.'m \ T. wal
Vim TIL. Csifor Gotz lady and child san rrAaciscoi
G. Grsrd California; John Otro DO CeIfill Ualrsna.; d,
Fr ans Ahlho lady, csiorsn srd one iaant
Mfs d. bel hem, n Y, Ms Hsg m-rch Hamonrsi Satshe
Mar, Ne~.YoIk joyce, krut. .osy; II poleT,, 90 ;
Fmd Rotteh.r Nr~lordOc, Charrs tss logs New London
Mr. bnacdeheek Charles Duye jacob Pete ohn Prech'
ties n "a Abr-ns Valp4ns'o;F A. LGnge, Jas keton,
Au,pSsco Bosom Ph Michel Franz Mann, n y lohn Gor
aDs lac Switzerland RaaP slumrr soTence cue lsay
srd too Ids-u Fanr NJ. H,Iuich Sac Ftan;i.c1 W.
e.eu. C T.em,nn ], hn Hack Tyr.l RaSn.r.
Michigan: Iusn Presfoy. ~ Daz. iuan sattrg Hvanai
Muller Chicago AID others in s;eeTase-sos aher 50 Specie
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-03
Passeuxers Arrived

In s'eam.hp Gh0eT, from Gia'gog and G'.e1ocALh
Mi., Mstbsws Miss McLsy Miss DinU, Mss Ande'on, h.
Wl,on, G. Shuts, II. ili.oo Miss Iiy'e, ". o. Faton'
lis Nf. Wsisrs Patterson H. H. McKenzs Mis-. Tn )msou.
Miss ssxer Mss McCiopsu, Mis- Neale, Ms Rrd Ad,m
H. Rober,son A. Reid, VIM Cnch'on, Srx Watt, Water
Pak Alex Ranisn aud dsugber.
In ..hp C6easrGn from Gair9y .id 81 Joha' =.
-Tbouss Dsverin Misc Ann Holsn W. Hartley James Arn
strong Urs Armstrong Miss Ann Wets1n Miss t. Wat
~n James Jones' Hrs \. Jones aud child M's Jocss v.
Grey Miss +. Grey Flood John T. sp', Mrs Egs's aud
child Carey Jcbp Scot aud lady r. Fisher aud sdy Ellen
Be,op Sire Nads Bray Ms B7nnetl, Ms- Bsmy Bennett
p McAuley and % In the staerage.
IN steom'hp ka,uas from NassGu n P Capt. Anthony
lrcsi ard lazy Msjor S,nge, Lieut.. Efwsrd' Mr.. D.t-
In bark Henry Buck from CaydGMrs Porter and two chill
dIeu, OF S.anIort.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-03
Arrived.


Steamship Glasgow (Br) Thomson. GLASGOW and Greenock
SEPT Ia! mdse and pas. Rob-- Craig The o. enced
,irons westerly gale, the passage IL lat - lon IL o.
4 lon & exchanses grs with ship Nargar.t b)und
Ca the Sth utt, ia a,. 40 s y passed the shp Jane
kesb.t 81 days from Liy- rpool for Ne~ Work.
sesmshp # the South Lyou Ssvannsh ndss and pss
sn.sbp A,bsra miles " Of CsIe Ha.nas 3hh az
O'clock erchli signal. With ship Hun syle.
sissnsbp Locust Point, tIcb, ayaAuah, aad pass
b. Cpnwslk Co.
Sean .P cbca,.sn Br J. Campbell Galway s-pt H. via St,
jon . r esys adse. AID ps,s American Expfsss
CtnpsIy
s.een.hp Karnak (Br serewl, Brownies Nassau, N P
Sep y, c,,.Jn anG pass. 70 l.. CUnaId.
Ship Lady FIkn JodsD, Liverpool Aur Is, mie and 2s3
pass 5. Thcmpssas " phew. sspL 49, lat a. Ion 81
peIisLesda Lulieare from 5. Z did no damage.
oof.e 10 II. becker = OTssses
Brig Maria C. T. (e Fowler, ST. John. ~ B. Is days pick
ets 10 brett ssn / 90.
sckr. Anna T. sitps Baker Bo.,oo ndse. for Albany
sclr Cyolone, P.1eoek, New Bedford d,ys l. balss.
Lr 6sisl of Bos,on Us sydney, c. 10 days, ooA to
N. Bsiiss Co. vessel ~ PCst a fm.L
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schr A0iora, Cofll, JoG,s.Qit IL days
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st,susT KeLleb.c Hand Philadelphia and Caps May ndss
Steamer Petrs, BAKER, Providence uase % o:en
Arrived Jhs hr (ro, nip misprn,ed on si.srhsJ) "m
k. Nichols W1ursop, C.. dsy'. n.,l s;'f,! 70 Nc
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van. ard Now Orleans and Pssrreus sav,nnaa
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New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-03
Arrived. sUspsr, oct. ,.

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