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justice for ireland.
BT WM. ILI.KCHIM.
"Justice for Inland f* if j6c4d,
O best of writer* brogisb;
Mot paiot each ftllo w-couatryman
Aa blundering or roguish.
Thick leu of oddities and rag?.
And more of ho.nan nature ;
And 'stead of party-words and flags,
March under something greater.
-Justice for Irdand!" 0 ye Priests,
Both Fiotestant and Roman ?,
Let each observe hi* fast? und (outa,
Bat try to anger no man.
B*Kgio?'t rir.d ia ?ttle worth,
The milk is i? the kernel;
All tore fs of celeatial birtb,
All hatred of Infernal.
? Justice for Ireland J" echoing band
Of empty Agitator? ;
Who acorn eaob noiseless, busy hand,
And e*?^*e tie praters.
Wh may shrewd foea in ?eoret sco'..,
Nor think your moatbi of corking j
While ?o Enoch steam is blowing off,
There's little left for working.
"Justice for Ireland I" brothers all,
Of every creed and station;
And other coansel if ye call,
For saving of the nation?
This maxim in the meantime prize,
Nor think its plainness humbling,
Lit every one beware of lies,
And laziness, and grumbling."
The Mphtre of Woman.
She minds of truthful, earnest individuals
hare for some time been more and more at
Iraoted to the consideration of the Position
?f Woman in onr Social and Political state,
her Rights, Opportunities and Needs. That
there is grievous wrong somevoTiere in a sys?
tem which accords to nine-tenths of the
weaier sex scarcely one-third the remuner?
ation for tbeir labor that is conceded to the
rougher half of our Kace?which bids her
work for her livelihood, yet shuts up against
ber opportunities to be employed and re?
warded which are freely open to her kins,
men?which virtually impels her to Mar?
riage as the only condition of usefulness and
honor in maturer life, yet strips her therein
of her property, whether inherited or earned,
to bestow it on him who has professed to be
her adorer but whom the Law constitutes
her diotator and master?is widely belicvod
by those who have devoted time and thought
to the subject. Our garrets stowed with
poor, industrious wives and mothers, eager?
ly stitching twelve to eighteen hours per
day for haidly bo many conte wherewith to
keep together soul and body in their or?
phaned or deserted children?our streets
thronged with the hopeless, blaBted victims
of man's perfidy and baseness?our dwell?
ings aBd boarding-houses, whence young
and innocent maidens vainly look forth day
after day in search of some honest means
of earning a livelihood, to return at night
disappointed, despairing, and one day nearor
the gulf of infamy and crime into which
hard necessity will one day drive them?all
these plead warningly, mightily for an un?
prejudiced and searching consideration of
the Sphere of Woman, with a view to its
improvement if that be not absolutely im?
possible. And who shall say it is impossi?
ble in advance of such scrutiny ?
j& ? The following call for a Convention of
Bp all earnest seekers for improvement in the
Sphere of Woman has been some weeks in
circulation, and has reoeived the hearty ap?
proval of many who have not chosen to sign
it for various reason?, but who aocord to
the Convention and its objects their infiu
anoo and their fervent good wishes. It is
hero first proeonted complete :
A Convention will be held at Worcester, Mass.,
on the "3rd and -4th of Outober next, (agreeably
to appointment of a preliminary meeting held at
Boatot), on the 3uth of May le.it) to consider the
ejuestion of Woman's Rights, Duties and Re?
lations ; and the Men and Women of our Country
mho Icel sufficient interest in this great subject to
give an earnest thonght or effective effort;to its
rightful adjustment, are invited to meet each other
in free conletenee at the time and place appointed.
The upward terding spirit of the age, busy iu a
hundred forms of effort lor the world's redemption
from tbe sins ard inhering* which oppress it, has
brought this one, whkh yields to none in import?
ance and urgency, into distinguished prominence. ,
One half of the iru-e are its immediate objects, and
the other half are as deeply involved, by that ab?
solute unity ol interest acd destiny which nature
has established between them.
The neighbor is sear enough to involve every
human being iu a general equality of rights and
eon zuunity of interests , but. Men and Women, in
their reciprocities oi love and duty, are one flesh
and one blood?mother, wife, sister and daughter
some so near the heart and mind of every man that
thoy must bo either his blessing or his bane.
Where thero ia such mutuality of interests, such
an interlinking of life, there can he no real antago?
nism of position and action. Tha sexes should not,
for any reason or by any chance, take hostile atti?
tudes toward each other, either ia the apprehension
or amendment of the wrongs which exist in their
necessary relation* j but they should harmonize in
opinion and cooperate in effort, for the roason that
?bey aiUBt unite in tlie uliiniRte achievement of the
desired reformation
Of the nisti) pointf now under discussion and
demanding a just settlement, the genera! question
of Woman s Rights end Relations comprehend such
as: Her Education, Literary, Scientific and Ar
Hstic l Her Avucations, Industrial, Commercial
and j'tr-jtssioual,- Ber Interests, Pecuniary,Civil
and Poll teal; In a word?Her Rights as an Indi?
vidual, aud her Funoi ions as a Citizen.
No one will pretend that all these ixterests, em
bracing, as they do, ail that is cot merely animal
\a a human lite, are rightly understood or justly
provided for in the existing social order. Nor is it
any more ttua that the constitutional difference* of
the s.-xes, which should determine, define and
Bmit ;he r< t-ultipg differ inces of office and duty,
are adequately comprehended asd practically ob?
served.
Woman has been condemned, from her greater
delicaiy of physical organisation, to iu'erior.ity of
tctclcctual am! moral icture, a< d in the forfeiture
of gnat social, oi?H and religious privilege*. In"
the relation o) rcartisge sl'e f-as been ideally anni
ft?aUd, and actually tnslaved in all that concerns
her personal an I pecuniary right*; aud even in
widowhood aid sirt.!? life, she :? oppressed with
each limitation at d degradation of labor and avo?
cation su clearly ai.d cruelly mark the condition of
St dwskbisjd caste. Hut, by th?j inspiration of tbe
Almighty, the bem K. ent spirit of reform is roused
to it e redress ol t'wse wrores The ty-anny which
degrades arid croahfs wires and mothers' aits no
Sopgrr lightly on the world's c.mscieoi-e?the heart's
homo wceak.'p 'cols !bo ?taio of stooping at a dis
hottrtd altar ?Man itxid begios to feel the shame
of muddying the- springs from whieb it draws its
highest life; and Womanhood is everywhere )
awakeoiusr to assert its divinely chartered rights, I
?xd tu fuotitl its noblest dutir a. It is tho spirit of re- .
viving trath and righteousre.'s which h.-.i moved '
upon the great deepof the public hcartar,d aroused
?s redressing justice; am1, through it, tbe Provi- ,
oecee of God t* vindicating the order and xnpoint- '
merits of hu ereatba
'gr.etwoik of ruling ^ p^^'j
tbe rnsthod, ard achieving tbe onceww of tbi? high
atd holy movement.
J.*.-T ?!r? ??. A*cJ a Forta-r
VV?> H f beaming, I>r Hv-rrr
' >fc
Ha rv-t K Hml.
a Bream Al-ott,
MariaeM Barn*/,
W m 1. Gair.eCD.
f ??? B H??ey,
ESsa B^nx7>
fsrak H WbitMr.
Thom? Da'?.
Ki??:nh r giaa'ar,
Catberiae t\ ia:n?oa.
Sasneel J Ma*,
Cbarletta- C May,
AttvT Prv?,
E'lta F Taft,
S?r?h Earl?,
KH?r'E ISLAND,
feral Brr.wn.
EtrxaSeth Cbaae,
George Clark,
Mar* Adam*.
HEW YORK.
CLarl- ttf 0 CtffiD,
Marj i> Tiber,
Elisabeth Ko^-n,
Btopbea Smith,
Kte? Sm.th,
PEIWSTLTAJOA.
Sarai. I-ewit,
l.orret.a Mtjtt,
Sarah rufih,
Wm L Pierce,
Hollah Jastxe,
OHIO.
PeUej I <.wl<".
Eiwbetb Joce,,
Jleniamin Jen-.,
MARTI.?N'>
M?. Ein? Stewart.
?: C Ortorfwie,
Star, t Catvnt,
S .* Tr-etK.r.
A ana Q T Par?oe<,
Hary Bo lard,
T ?V Hiemaon,
Starr waw?o?,
Dr Taft,
Oorje) Adaroa,
Jo-^h Barter,
Pbabe JeiAsoo
L ir Fo
Li d a F
Marr Ge?,
Jane G Swiaalwlra,
W 6? ?beim.
Mrra To-'DsentJ.
Lucios A. Hin?,
SY TELEGRAPH TO THE NEW-YORK TRIBUNE,
XXXIat C'ONtiKBftM....First Hession.
SENATE....Washington, Tuesday, Sept 10.
Mr. Doi'glas presented ths credentials of Mr
Gwisn, Senator elect from California.
Mr. Barn well presented the credentials of Col
jTREHOfir, and said that while he entertained sef
riout Conatitutiona! objections to tbe admission o
Califoroie, to Cel. Frerront, personally, he had no
ot jectfon whatever.
Mr. Davis of Miss, not believing that the Con?
stitutional requirements in relation to the election
of Senators have been complied with, felt it his
duty to move a reference of the credentials to the
Corrruiltee on the Judiciary.
Mr. Ci.ay said that prior to yesterday California
was a State out of the Union. Immediately after j
the Presidential signature was yesterday affixed j
to the bill for her admission, she was a State in the j
Union and entitled to all the rights and privileges
of every other State In the Union. Among those
privileges was that of being represented in the
Senate and House of Representatives. He then
amid see no rea'on for the reference. The Senate
had before it the regular credentials witti which
?be had furnished her Senstors.
Mr. Davis denied that Ca.ifornla had been a
State out of tbe Union.
After further debate of no general interest the
motion, to refer was rtjected, Yeas 12, Najs 30, as
follows :
Yeas?Messrs. Atchiion, Bsrnwsll, Berrlen. Bugler, Da?
vis of Mies Hunter, Mason, Morton, Pratt, Sebastian,
Sonle, Turney.
Nays?Messrs Badger, Baldwin, Bell, Bunion, Bright,
Caas. Chase, Clay, Davis of Mesa ;<?.?? i. Dsy on. Dick
lr ion, Dodge of Wis Dodge of Iowa Dongl-s Downs,
Ewlng, KeTcb, Koote, Greene, Bamlln, J '&es King. Man
eum, Noirts, Phelps, Reward, Shie.de. 8pruat.ee, Sturgeon,
Underwood, VVales, Walker, w>,',u;omi>, Wiaibrop.
Messrs. Fremont and Gwinn received tlie oath
of t flice, and took their en t in the Senate. Tbe usial for
n a liter or balloting for their respective classes In the Hen.
ate were gone ihrcugfc with, when li was found Hut Sir.
? "Inn bad drawn tbe long term The term of the former
theiefoie expires or, the 4tli of Ma'ch nei t, and the lalter
the 4th of fltbrrb 1656.
Mr. FREMONT gave notice of his intentim to in?
troduce nuneroua bills for the benefit of California He
also submitted a resolution, which was adopted, directing
tho Pest Office Committee to inquire ami report u,ion the
expediency of establishing numerous post routes In Cali?
fornia.
Mr. Chase gave notice of a bill to prohibit
Bltverj in tbe Terrlior'.es,
Tbe Message of tho President, received yeat:r
dsy. were ordered to be prlrtrd.
After the consideration of other inorniug busi
nets, the Bonnly Lsnd bill was taken up. An amendment
bj Mr. Wa'ker, providing that Ihe Land Warrants shall be
assignable In no case whatever, was rejec.ed?Yeas, 15;
Nays, SI.
After debate the Bill was laid over.
On motion of Mr. Ci.ay the Bill to abolish the
Slave Trade In the District of Columbia was taken up. i
Mr Mascnrcoved to amend It by striking out all of tbe ;
bill, except so much of it ss provides for the punishment of I
persons enticing H aves to run away, and giving the Cor?
porate? Autborlitea in the District tbe regulation of the
residence, of free people of color.
Mr. Clay opposed the amendment briafly.
Mr. Psakck proposed an tmen iment. iistng the j
peialty of $5w f ne for brlEglrg* slavs Into the District '
j for sale, one-half the mm to go to ihe Informer, aid one
1 null ej itje c . ? i ?" i. , willen, afici Uettnle, wai lejeuvcd.
Mr. Mason's amendmctt was also rejected?
Yeas 18, Nsjs30
Mr. Beward oflercd the following amendment:
Strike out all after the ? V.r.: clause, and insert: " dec
1st Slavery shall forever cease within the District of Co
lumbla and all penono heir in bondage therein shall be
tree Tbe Becrimry of the Icietlor shad audit and pay to
all persons hoidlrg (laves wltbln tbe District al the time
j that this hct tates ellei t Mich damas-ts as thay aball suJer
by the passage ibeieof; SLd the sum cf two hundred tboj
sand dollars Is hereby approj-rlated to carry this act Into
execution, out of any money In ihe Tre >sury not otnerwlae
spuioprlaled. An ejection' shall In he 1 tn the District of
ColurLbla, lo ascettaln whether this bill Is approved by the
people tteiswf-those who approve the act shall ex preis
their approbation t-y a badot containing the words "for
Emancipation In tbe District;" tbos* who are opposed
shall vote by ballot containing tbe words ? agairat Emanct.
patlon in the District " Ali per?oc.s entitled lo totef >r !
any Municipal tl'ii ur In the Dial let, and ail citizens of the
United S.atesi eliding within the District permanently shall
he deemed tjusllfied lo vole at such election, which shall tie
held within six months from the passage of this act, and ou
t ubllc notice of not less than three mouths to be given by
I the Marshal of the District If a majority of tue votes given
' at such election shell be In faaor of this act. It shall go into
i rtl'eri Irrmedlately; If a majority of the votes shall be
I against tie seme, thin set shall bu v?ld and of con-effect."
Mr MamiI m observed thai; he had on repeated
! occasions declared hlmic'f ready to vote for iheabolldoa of
ibeSlave Trace in this District ho sbou'd now change hts
course, becatise he had beet me satiafied that notbtor; would
? Qits'y certain Indlvldusla whose object seemed lo be to
cause a wreck of the Union, that they may rise uponils
lutn
Mr Daw son submitted seme remarks reflecting
severely by Implication unon Mr SewarJ, and was called
toorder m the Chair, hetnilmated that the Senator from
New-Yo-k'earing Ms Inability to rise with slat?sinea ol
either c f Ihe great panles of tbe day, aimed at the distrac?
tion of l oth as a eil as the Union, In order to aecu e his
own ail Vance.
Mr. Day t on was not ready to vote upon this pro?
position ai the present ttme ; be did not think this the pro?
per lime to present the question ; be hoped the amendment
would b* rejected.
Mr. Mason designa'ed the proposition now pra
aented as tiiflerlng from the abolition of the Slave Trade
e'tily ir ibis, I! at or.e proposed 10 cu' theentiie rope at oaco
nr.d ihe oiler cut ore stracd. After some farther debate ta
which ihe amtndmrnt was detouiiced?
Mr Chask admitted that the abolition of the
S ave .Trade was only one step and Southern gentle
mt n need no. deceive themselves by tbe supposition that It
la :be ]istst.-p He rvewof co pri.clnla which he ea
. poused which he was nut tesiy to stand by at one time as
well ss anoier.
Mr B fix eh said he could not shut his eyes to
tie fact tbai many Secalora w ? .'A vole ataU-at this propo
s'tlon row wir a view to brlrglrg It op at a fuiuie ti ce
Mr Wi.Miihnr said be should vote at;aiust tho
I amerc'meul ao Indiscreetly proposed )>y the S<nalor from
Now-Yolk Kn destied to protest agalosi being supposed
I to cor. cut In the opinion that Congress had no pow-r lo
ri-o'lsb Slavery In Ihe District He read from speeches of
tlrrrge Ma?on, Patrick Henry and other fathers of tha
Lepsin lc lo shew that thsy fuby believed lhat the power of
Congress over the District was unlimited Could It ha
then as has t-eeo det.'aied by Mr Fooie that the carrying
out of a principle so well founded was to dlsso.ve the
Union.
Tetidiog further debate upon the amendtneut
the Sera'e adjoumtd.
HOUSE OP REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr. Bokee asked leave to offer a resolution in
structirgthe Post Oilice Committee to inquire into
the expediency ol so amending the contract for car
rying tho mails between this country and Urea*
Britain as to require the steamers employed In the
service tos top at the port of GsJway, in Ireland
going to and returning from Liverpool. Objection
wss made.
The Si'FAKEustited that an .^.-ror wascommittod
yesterday by tbe Clerk in addii :. up the vote on tbe
bill to supply deficiencies in the'pay at.d mileage of
members ol Congress, tegulatin5; tbe mileage 01 trie
California members, nnd compeosatin^ Smith and
Babbitt, unsuccessful claimants for seat* from New
Mexico and Utah.
Tbt correction passed the bill.
The Senate's a;nendn:or:t to the Military Acade?
my bill was concurred in.
The Hmae resumed the consideration of the re?
port of tbe Select Committee appointed on taxtain
alleged improper pavmenta by Mr. Eiring.&rxBer
Seotetary of tfce lcie ior.
Mr Yixtokdefended Mr Ewing, an/1 Mr. Be?ws
of Miss, replied, conliuuing his remarks until the
expiiation cf the morning bour.
The House then proceeded to the busioess oa
the c . - a h er's .table.
A debate Uck place on the Senate bill gTan'ing lo
r?a-:oc ot iacd to A^aoama for Railroad purposes Tae policy
w elch shoo d prevail as lo tne dtaposiuon of the puiuc
lunds, wss dlscusiftj. It was tinslly referred to ihe Com.- i
Ui.'itt* on Public Lani's
Mi". Otis, from tbe Se'.ect Committee heretofore '
it-poitttafd, msde a repc-rl. unanimously slgced, ssi-in? '
Ufte is no proof ibst Joshua R Olddicgs. as charged a^ f
s rsrtid tertstn papers from the fi.es 01 in* Posi OiSc*. I
ronntcied with the removal nnJ aptJ.jtu?nent of the Pdiv. J
i. ?ser al O xf,jj, Ohio, and the House discharged ihe
i unmlrts fr^ra lie fur'her cocsWeraison of the suujwet j
Mr. Bom arose to n question of privilege. The
Ret resettattvr* fiom C?llS>rnl?, Messrs Wrlgctand Oil
I er 1. weie in atteodarce. and wi.hed ;o be sworn In.
Jfr V1 ti a ii f.x raised a quoauoA aj to tbe right of I
tres? restlenieo tn take tb-rr Th* matn oh)*cnan
??ilbeC^ciittorlcD oMtw Untied Ststet nro*rioe tn?t ibe
Hg.?., Pl?eet ?nd manrerof b .!<Ho* .he fl ection, for me u
b-r.?f ihe Honae, .ball be pre.crtbed by lh-Le<-l?l*lures
of tbe Bi?iea The faeu In thlt e??e ?r? ih- C ?i reotton of
CallforrUnjet ?cd adopte.1 ? Con.?ml:-n. Oi 'be ^Hf
day Ibe Crmsii'n?oo w? . jDmhuxl to ib-people and i>?r? e
It w?. ?dopied. ?nd 1 fare ihe State O .vernme- Mras ia
exltlerce. tbete (ent).ttM were eiecied ?na1 the ami,
pi*rf ?nd manner was wj\ deiltT.?^ by ibe Le^alalnre.
Mr Tuoibbs suggested that the ruh' totaketbeir
?tatl will be perfect unill tbe contrary appeals
Mr. Ir-ge, before the pertleman proceeded,
called for ibe readlnj of lbeered?nilali The. were real,
? od reri'ficd bv Governor Bnrneti th?t the Repr?sentative?
were elected od tbe 13ih of November 13-tH, tn pur?n?n<-e
oftbe sixth section of the sch-rdu'e uuch*dto tfce C->n?:i
Mr. STA5T05 of?Ky. laid send up the schedule,
wbleh w?? read. , , , , . ,
Mr. Vinable conc'uded hta remark*, arrainr;
seaintt ?be armltslon of ihe Repreaen-allvea?repe?no,r
ib?i ihe election 00? p are be fore the fur dameDial law mm
?dopied acd before ibe je >ple elecied ihe n emhe's of tbe
Le(il?lainre He concluded by m vln* thai ihe credenitals
be referred to ibe Committee on E ectlons
Mr. ThuMpson. of Peon, raiaed a question of or
der?ibat tbe Merehert from California piet-n'inr heir era
dentltls nucer the seal of that 8t?te, the Chair la bound to
twnnhezB In wliheot action t-j the Hone
The Bpesker overrated the point of order, and
decided that the qoentlon moil firai be decided by tbe
Honte, whether ibe Reprrsentailves are entitled, oa the
presents Ion of ibelr credentials to be iworn In.
Mr. M'JhSE sustained tbe Chair and moved that
the r ppAl beTali on ihe table. This was carried.
Mr. RoBISSOH said this Government had been
f nine cn for hslf a century, snd ibat Mr Ven?ble was an
litledlo the credit of msking ibe firtt difcovery on thts
point He referred to various precedents wh?re Repretao.
tat've* had been e'eried and admitted before iha new
iaiuies had mel, and wished the Callforniaxe to be adrnUied
to-day.
Messrs Morse and Thompson, of Penn, entered
into explanations
Mr Robinson moved to emend Mr. Venable's
mot on by subtti ntlng that the Representatives ba admit
led and ?w. rn In.
Mr. Tuu.vns sustained the view taken by Mr.
Vet able. Tbe Const"tulion was exnlicit on tbe subject
Mr. Stanton of Tenn. and Mr. McClernand made
some suegeitione.
Mr. Houston hoped Mr. Robinson would not
presi his motion
Mr Carttir?I bopo be will.
Mr. Houston resumed, and said California ia in
Bnd there it no prrsslng necetsttv for the admission of the
Rrpres6Dtalivet. The subject ?houid be looked lnio.
Without prooeeding further the House adjourned
Cel. Forbes nt Syracuse.
Correspondence ol The Tribune.
Syracuse (N Y ) Sunday. Sept 8.
A lively curiosity aod eager interest having been
excited by tbe intelligence, that a disting ished
officer of the Italian patriot armies was on a hasty
visit to this part of our State, and was delivering
Lectures in some of the principal towns on the
recent military, political and religious events of
the late war, a la*ge assembly of tbe citizens of
Sj racuse had an opportunity, last evening, of Iis
tening to Col. Forbes and hearing some of his clear
and highly instructive explanations of things so little
understood m this country. It is much regretted
thttt he will be obliged to hasten his departure, to
fuili.i various pressing engagements in other places.
We have in prospect, however, the gratification of
another address this evening, which he kindly con?
sented torieliver. seeing the interest excited among
the people and receiviig a request from the sa li?
ence. It is easy, after hstonin? to Col. F. to ac?
count for tbe anxiety shown in Rochester for a
second address, which caused a delay in his arrival
among us. Hi* explanations enablo us to under?
stand the rourse of events in the late revolutions
of Italy, aDd toprrceivo sshy both tbe patri its and
their acts and prio :iples have been and still are
so peraeverinely misrepresented. Tha-e are jar
tiea interested in keeping tha truth eoucoalsd from
American e>ea, we!! knowing the rertalnty that, if
the facts were understood, there would bo a gene?
ral sympathy in favor of the calumniated party.
A Veteran.?Judge Snultz of Arkansas oounty,
called on us, a few days ago. and subscribed for
our paper, to be sent to his father, M? j. John R
?Shul'z, residing in Kaufman oouoty, Texas. M*j
Miultz. wc understind, is a Polanrier by birth, but,
emigrati d when quite young, to the American cole
Dies previoua to the Revolutionary War. a\td, with
hia father, uncle, and four brothers, participated in
the battle of King'* Mountain, wh^ra the aulij^ct
of this notice received a alight wound. Ho also
pnitt ipihjtl in levctfcl otbnr liattlea Hiiri..^ fthttt
eventful period, as well as in a number of Indian
figlts. Although upward o' 90 years of a;?e, ho
possess** tho activity of most men, not half a* old,
and siill indulges in hia favorite recreation of hunt
ir g deer and butTslo, of which ho has killed several
o! both within the last j ear or two. [ Arkansas Gaz.
MARRIED.
At FI<.tbn?t,,S^j.t. in, by Bar. Dr. Ferri?, Re?. Jotll M. FEIIRI3,
el T.vrUi ?n, In M\HV E SCHnoNM ihiR, of Fltthi?h.
At Trinity Chunh, or, Tuesday afu-moon, 10th last, by Kar.Mr.
Ciirlv. Mr JOSEPH R. WENDOVEIl, of St Louis, o> Miss MARY
ANNE LUYSTER, eldest dnugblor of A K Loystar, Es?, ol
City.
In Ulis Citv, on the f.th in^t ia the fhurrli ?f Hie Puritin^. on
Vn ion Part, b) Ret Hilton Ba en. D.D. WILLIAM J DE WIT,
Keq to Mie-CORNELIA C McEI.HENNEV, botti of New Orleam.
'hi the lOlll isat in tie City of New V..rk hv Rev Henry Cliue,
Mr. ALBERT HILLS, to Mm FANNV MAUIA PECK, botl, a|
EaSt itarlfunl, Conn. t ^ llaitford pajieit [ileafrv ropy.
DIES.
In tlie ntv of Hiidncn. Aue -.-7, of djeentery, Mr, benjamin
P.ARN KIT. in the 6Sth je?r of hi? age.
AtSuifibrulee, Ma??. an U.c ith Sept. ROBERT, Eaq. in the Wth
year of lim ?ee.
At Ne?t.urt;li,onSaUrilii)- morniag, 'th uu-L MARY, in/jH dHiiehter
ol D Oiili* Leonird, ?fed 6 roonlbt and 20 days.
OnTaetday, 10th in?t FLETCHER SMITH,aged II yearn.
Hi? friends and troiiairtance?, and Iboa? of in* family, am invited
tofttend hi* hraaraf, from hi* lute ratidance, ho Went Twenly-se
cond -l. ou TLurttifcV aTlorieion f*t 4 o'clock.
COMMERCIAL, ASP MUSSY MATTERS.
9a!es nt tbe S'ock l^chunse ? Hi it is
lu.OOfiErie In. Bdt. EG}| 50 Reading R R.?30 51 i
IV. OW do.bw liii|B,S(l do.6ra^? lOup. .to
5,1*0 do.sill 8o'l,250 do.bDU 5U
5000 do.160 tl in Mohawk RR. 8'i
1.0( 0 do. in : 44 llultou River & R.. 73)
14.a'.(i U 8 fis, '67. lib"1 18 N Yt N llavon.1081
1 OcO do.b3 1 6 211- Phenix Sank.Wie
2,?'0 do. 115} 6 ?ei ?nd dud Canal.
1CW0 do, 5s, '53_ l<>:; 3(W Karm Truat.Ill
2,000 N Y 5?, '53. IK Jl 12 N O Caualii Bk Co.. BsJ
1,0(0 do. 105}l ?d Morris CanaL....b60 lit
V. lKHi 111. Bds, '17. 63",300 do. I'.J
2,000 Penn :s. Wj .H'O do.WO 15}
2.000 Cllj 7t,'57. Ill :ifi0 do. 15}
l'O Bowery Jr? Co.. blO.1.-01 50 do. .Stw 15J
SOU RKlre Ins Co..blc.Uij 50 do.blO isl
JOHariemRR.,:t: 25? Kile RR. 73J
.'0 do.57| l?i do.b|0 TjJ
13 Syracuse 4i u;l >.i SMI 24 do.btw 73j
!> 0 Lonj; Island. 11 54 do.860 76
SJOReadingRR.51 !
SBCOtTD BOjtD.
$5,000 Erle Inc Bds....s3 871150 Harlem R R.b30 57}
10 000 do. 8fi SO0 Rtadlng R R.?60 51
5,0f-<l do.sl5 8?ll(-0 do.51J
S6s Harlem RR.57j!300 Erle RR.73
150 do.* 57J
Tbesdav, iept 10?P.M.
The Stock market has been active tc-day, bat
the tendency of prices is downward. Erie Secu.
riries were lower, and tbe Fancies genertily were
heavy. Government* were firm and in good
request. The increased demand for money has
thrown considerable quantities of Fancy Stocks on
tbe market, end this has counteracted the effect 0/
tha favorable action at Washington.
The Exchange mirket for the steamer closed
very dull, with a good supply of Bills over, 8tcr
icg was Pj 5 104, good Bills being obtainable at 10
tv cent. At this rate the steamer will take no Coin.
Francs are 5 eij/c 5 00; Amsterdam, 40ie<oj;
Bremen, SO ? SO]; Hamburg, 33j?36.
Freights are firmer. Ecgagementa of 6,000bbls
Flour at Is 9d <r is Pd ; 500 bales Cotton at 7 32d.
Head Weight, l?s'? 17s 6d, including 500 bbl8'
Laid. To Havre tue rata is {c lb. There is
at me Corn offering for Londonderry at 4I J.
The receipts at tee Sab-Treasury to-day are
S.-\*014; payments8321; balance.$6,113,509.
Tfce Albany acd gchecectady Railroad con
time* to do a good basiness. The fjlJowing i* a
sommary of tbe receipts of tbe principal articles for
tr eweek ending Sept. 7th: 7.500 bjxes Cheese,
135 SSI IB ; Sir? tabs and ilrains of Butter, si,2l0 IB ?
L-? boxes domestic CottoD aDd Wollen ?oods i
Ml 'rolls and bundle* Leather; 1,090 *tdes Leath
r; 173 boxes Coni;re;s Water. 53 boxes Laathsr
.'iiten* acd Gioves; r-6 bbls Green Apples; 26 do
?gg*; 7r? dozen Brouais; year bads CaUle; 10
o Sheep; IS do Hofs.
The receipt? of the Hanfs/d, Proyiieics and
'Islki? Kailrat?^ daricg the motth of Auga?r,
ere over *!0,O0{t The steady increase of busi
-ss on tria Road is hiihly b?claragia^ to the
ockboUerf.
Cars ate ruaiJo^on tho Newark and ssUsefieU
old between Manstield and Btfllv?le on tbe
North ?rd and Mount Vernon and Newark on t^e
Sooth end, leaving a pap of only 16 miles, wbiob
it being rapidly filled np. Id a few week, tbe
wbolelin^ wiM be completed, aDd Newark will be
in Railroad communication with the lake at S*u
dcik'y, and during the Fall at Cleveland via the 0
C. and C railroad.
Tbe operation* in Printing Cloth, at Provjden-ie
for the week endira 7th Init. were 2?,MO piecea at
4 55 cents. The Cotton market rerasins doll at
? ready price*. Tbe Wool market continue! firm
but owing to tbe high price, ruling transactions
were restricted. Sales were made of several lots
of Fleece, J tn i blrod. st 3f3 ? 40c. There continues
to be more inquiry for money, and the banks have
offers .'or all their receipts, with the regular ex
change on drafts, and take nearly ail the good pa.
per that is in market.
The Ohio and Prcnsjlvania Railroad is going on
favorsbiy, and there is every reason to believe that
cars will be runn'ng from Pittsburgh to Beaver and
New-Brighton in July of next year
The value of exports from Mobile, foreign and
domestic, for the twelve months just ended, may be
stated as follows:
Conor.?.?20'?g'Ji?
Lomner ana ilu her about. ,nn,noo
Nava. Storsi about. 2o,u00
Total.?20.184,659
The President of tho 8<:bnylkill Navigation Com?
pany states that 5200,000 will repair the damage
to that work by the late freshet. The following
plan for raising the money has been formed:
" Fcr Ihe purpose of fefrejlng the eipeniea of repairing
the Lanal ana wurltof be Scbuylklll Navigation Company,
lha undersigned agree lo advance, in actlclpailon of Ulla,
to laid to'porailon ihe ?um set oppoiite our respective
Dame?, either in cash or promissory n otes as herein express?
ed?if 'D caib tre loan to hear Interest al the rate uf s'x
per rer.1 per scnam, snd be repaid In one year; if notes,
Ihe same io be lstued at four months from date, and he re
newd If req .lred *>y t e Comosny, for one year from their
respective dales. Said cash fand n >tes to beealleS for In
ratetMe pre portions, as ihe payments for the work may re
q ore, and lo ne paid out of ihe first tolls iecelved, afier de
ouc?cg the'efiom the oroinary current expenses of the
Ci rrparv If tbe pariles lending ca?h should prefer it they
? hall be erimed to pjomtisory notes of .he Company, bear?
ing six per ten' per annom Interest, payable twelve in milt
afe date, which shall he recelvab!e at aiy Pme. wi.h the
Interest ibat may then he due the'eun In parment of tolls.?
All ihe tolls received to he specially deposited In Bank, so
ss to secure ihelr application 'o the payment of sa'd loans
anf cotes, and the ordinary current expenses of the Com?
pany In the n ost effectual way practicable."
Subscriptions to this new loan have reached
Sixty Thousand Dollars.
Tne worthless Havre de Grace money ha? been
circulated very considerably at the west in the par
chase of cattle, Ac.
The wotk of relaying the Cumberland Valley
Railroad with Trail bas been completed between
Carlisle snd Chambersburgb, and the work Is being
prosecuted between Carlisle and Harrijburg with
vigor.
About twenty thousand pounds have been snb.
scribed in Westmoreland, N. B. to the stock of tho
great Provincial Railroad.
The New Haven and New-London RailroRd
project is being pushe d with vigor.
The livjjato Commercial says :
We stated, a lew days s rce, that it had been determined
by ile " contraciitg power?"' to constrnei lie State Line
Road ib'ough Duuklik, avoiding Kredonla. an>: upon the
Onto gag' to lhew-?atern llr.e of Pennsylvania tf?re j
n-irln'-eo ibat no soch decision has been'legally made by !
ibe compfteit authorliy There was a convention In tdls ;
cm of the iesdlrg men engaged In the Htam Line (toad,
In the Du-k'rkatd Erie Road, and tho President and Eu :
. Ineer ol the ISew York and E'le Road The result was a !
prellmlnsp agreement according io our statement But |
ibis does r.ot decide ihe quesllon It requires a vole of ,
l? o thirds e f the Directors, which has not yet been given? I
f e arrangement thus 'ar being mereiy between individuals
?therefore to change baa as yet been mtde in the route.
Tbe probability Is thet ibe matter will he decided In the I
course of two or >lme weeks, at a meeting of the Board.
Tte clt'zets of F-edor la have taken a deep Inierest In the
C'lnstruclon of the State Line Railroad, and subscribed
liberal y to Us cspusl stock.
Tbe amount of dutieB received at Ptticadelobia
for the lirst eigh' months of tbe year were 3:2,570,
056 against $1,9.-1,725.
Dr. Claude, tho Treasurer of Maryland states that
.'Oper cent of the outstanding balance of the Fund?
ed Arrears strch of the 8tate will be redeemed at the
Leun oflire in Baltimore on tae 1st of October next
Tbe finances of tho State are in titat favorable con?
dition, that there is no doubt tbat tbe remainder of
the funded arrears sto-;k will be paid within the en?
suing half year. Tnis debt, when first fjnded
amounted to $e78,737 45. It was formed of the"
arrearages of interes'. whieh the State failed to pay
when due, and which was funded daring the ad?
ministration of Qov Pratt, when tbe good faith o'
of tbe State was redeemed. The Treasurer, by a
wise and systematic course, has been enabled to
redeem portions of this debt 'rtm time to time, so j
that now it only amounts to $267,425 b4. When the
fifty per cent. Is paid on the 1st of October, there
will remain 8133,712 82 due, which there is every
reason to believe, the condition of the Treasury
will autb. rize Dr. Claude to redeem on the lstof
May, 1851.
' The Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railroad
is progressing rapidly.
Tbe statement of tbe New Orleans City Banks
for 31st Augustgivea the following leading features.
Cirr-ulat,, p. Specie. Deport*
I.oulslsns. sj93,i57 $1,4.97*14 $2 20-633
t aial and Banking Co...1,073 ?-15 7S7.059 874 5U
City. _ ,,,,
Louisiana Stale.1717,160 1,460.004 8,3012*3
Mer snd Tracers'. 860,135 1,015,377 l7l06,476
I'uloD... 86,fJ0 71,314 24.574
$1 603,507 $1,801,050 $6,515.542
The making of the Rock Island and La Salle
Railroad is stated to be co longer a doubt.
The Evening Journal gives the annexed state
ment of receipts at tide-water :
Tbe quantity of Flour, Wheat, Corn and Barley
left at Tidewater, during the 1st week in Sept
of the years 1849 and 1850, is as follows :
"our, bt>la. Wheat, bo. Cora, on. Barley, be. '
1349 . 81,033 100,460 97 .H5 5 807 i
1850. 90,120 129.771 104,073 43 9t6 !
lnc. 9,037 29,311 6,'18 38^9
The aggregate quantity of tbe same articles left
at tide-water, from the commencement of naviga?
tion to tbe 8th Sept inclusive, during the years
1849 and 1850, is as follows t
rioar.bhU. Wheat, ho. Corn. bo. Barley, bo. '
ff*.1.42I.S39 lrtt.3.? 8.759,897 moil
IwO....1,247 3*7 841,565 2,592.235 203,876
_uDe*."4 012 153,469 1,167,012 toe 92^3*
T he aggregate quantity of the same articles left
at tide-water, from tbe commencement of naviga?
tion to the 8th Sept. inclusive, during the years
. 1848 and 1850, is as follows t . . ?
ipjo r^',t,^}' wjm?t*h- Cora. en. Barley.bos
JfS.1.233.210 1.04A292 L626 304 147,19?
j 1850.1.847,827 34! 5t5 2/^285 2W676
j Ice........... 6.117 2?3727 In. W5.481 Isls?
I By reducing the Wheat to Flour, the quantity of ?
I the latter left at tide water this year, oomotred
: with the corresponding period of last year, shows
a decrease of 204,706 barrels of Flour.
Tbe following table shows the quantity of s.vne
of tbe principal articles of prodece left at tide wa?
ter from the commencement cf navigation t-j Die
8th of Sept. inclusive, daring the years 1848, 130 ?
days; 1649, 130 daji; 1830. 138 days:
? 1S48- 1MO. INSO.
Flour, bbls...I,a?,2l0 i 4: i ?? U;; /:
Wheat, bush.l,t>41.292 9^014 BUMS
g?5P? " .J,t26 * 4 3 7 9 837 2 591!s?5 ?
Barley, ?? . 147 196 111 oil 2 3,-,76
tye, " . X.-.32 IM H? 132.1-41
Other grains, bush. 254 201 361 ooo 1 :
f"'. bol?. 17 47? J9 427 ", .. ?
Pork. . 82 119 SiaM '
Markets....Ci.air<7iit fts-oarsc rca TasTaisc.ia
,??.. . . TuKaDav. September 10.
iSt'JMh:*1;6 ^?ri?ti. wi'-bcaiinporunic.ang?.
COTTON-lB Co ton thera ij a very bm,van inarkel,
and the market it not very fully sipo?ed. The tale, are
S,(C0 calet. showing very r?ll prfces, i?,c advanco wi uSa
two or three dan
HAl-R AMD MEAL-Jn noty the Market opmed
Wim Ieuer cemacdalor tie low g.sdes, there u-tn/cna-de.
rable dertaid for shlptnent. Tne Estlerc and h rmsde
mBrdi.tlsogood.asd.he n n-arrival of the tow reduced
tfic snpfly in t e n.araet The sales are IIMQ bois D v
t,e..ic ufwbch,?JM bbls were for export The q' St ,
Mre- 4 37j?t.i aO; cew- VV esiern, 4 67l
Situ, 4 ?MM?? ; pore Qttaaee, 4 <n. ass, fsncy We'st
?To, J:i,ai ?* ' '? exinl 0 621. faner ffrrnnsnri
5 1SJ 2 J so; ex ra do, 5 753-6 60. the sales mciaded i < oc
h?l> rrureMrop Oblo, at 4 6" for good. The rotr*84 I?
? nb ft r Car,.* fcP ?'? 4 5- ff4 m w- ieb 1? ab ut tie ??-*?
of buyer. In rVutlrro re.rruil n.fere t? ?M"l?'ii^'i.
lid lb- rr.r,., ,.eta4v. 8?le?2 2f>n i.bls .1 8"'-' 4
r-M: ft "'Sftft S7{ f.ir mid* hrand?. ?*-.?! U q ilnl ?od BT?
Palrt SOU i r. I? j.r.-v ?i S 1.4. *>nu geneval'y held aighor.
B e F,< pr I? 2 K7-S2 M valih Ml' ? *N> hol?._
?^~f/t>'tKlHxf' i.KJiol /r-U.i.? ??.! t~ri.,ndf-im Sep. i.is*>
From
New Y..rk..
N Orleane..
Phil?.
Baltimore..
PV-to?_
Other purtu
TouMSM
do.. If"'
To bble. flour do. C Me?l,bu Wt?ml|bll.ll
Aag.3l.6o ?00.568,
3."J0
97.433
3B.WI
4AH
3* 0,117 i
1H.7V?
vrie-i
i:/.v.,im
Exwortof brtwmtt to great H-Uatn .ia4/r<?i?i/r.? JcntUsi
f? 5Ver o/A, info.
Nr.w V'ORK.-20,973 bbn Flour; 1,739 bash W'osal; 1,60.
buih Corn
GRAlN-Tbelr I? fair mlllln* anqilrv for wrj?at ?nd
with nitderateiupnllri The? m?r??t la hrmer The sales are
10 11 0 buto gtod ?' tu pari oo private tonnt and part at 10->c.
2 'CO bn?b Urteire at 11. j.C. The Corn Marsel It again
better a rot lr 4* bntb ?Ith small supply The sales ?'e
SO.fjf P batb P"t out i f stt re. at 6<jr: 6Jje for mixed; 59:
for healed: fc?Jr orn nnd Rye is quiet at 7i"c denvrM.l
with s.let 3.l(0bu>h. Some Barley t? offering "lib ??le?
1 ioobnibp Im* at 80c obis a/o wlihout change, 39^^II;
for Northern, 3.t3S?C
PROVIHIOMS?There Is a rath'r bette' enquiry for
Prrs, and the t-td-cry Is upwards. The tales are
ISO bbls at 10)yi?l0 2o for Mess. 8 l-'jtfo 19 f r
Prime There is a good retail rirm-nd f >r 8eef ai 7 25J>
7 75 for In ertor Com ly Meat j $8 (M? for good; 8 7V?>$4
for CUV Mest; $10 for ?hlcagu; &>? |6 far Prime S.aad
isles Beef Hams M $'2 Torre have neen some tales
Pi line Mess ai aboui $16 Lara continue* la active do
inand f r manufac urtng, and firm 8ales 5'0 ools and
trs at 6Jd ic for good, and prime and 5<xi ke*? at 7c. Cat
Meau are steady wl h gooa demand. Sales 150 hhds Pirk
led ebotleen on private terms. Shoulders are ?. 9 | ?
Htrrs. 5;'fl6c In Buiter the tn?-ket It well tanptted, aud
heavy; Ohio, Sff'12r; Stale, 10-2>15c: Orange and Delaware,
!> i: I ?? Creese Is ?,(,;? >: and doll
HAY?It firm and act.ve, with saies at W&60C, of 2,000
bales.
NAVAL STORES?Canada Turpentine la lower, and
61X1 or 800 bbls are expected. Saies at i ?0 Sale* 1 000
bhlo N 8 Rea'.n at 110c, dellve/rd, and 200 or 300 City
Spirits ai 8l@S2c, which Is a Ilu.'ebetter.
W HALr.BUNE??ale? 25 0<0 polar Bone at S7c, and a
areal'parrel of South Sea at 31} rath.
GROCERIES?There Is a fair requrst for Code? and
ilolaates, which are firm, but Sugars are weak with a
moderate miilteis The talesof I wo or three days are 250
htdt Mmeovado it F,?6je: 100 do. Maw-Orleans at 64c ;
and 600 ixs Brown Hav.nna at 61 We Of Coffee 1*00
bays Rio sold at lCi?Uc; 500 do L.Gayra at He; 500 St.
Dc mil go at lOe, and tome Java a: 1
?OBaCCO?Tberel? qulto an active ?per.ulattve move
ment In Tobtcco,and the market is buoyant The move
rueit originales Id Virgin'? The salet are 1.50O hndt K-n
tncSy and Vi-glria at 6} #54c; for Virginia 6Jrr9cT>in.
One sale of SIK' bhda waa uiadn. In Manufactured tnsre Is
a good business doing, and the market is very firm
WHISKY?The maraet for Whltky Is without change.
Salet MM. nois st 26}c for Prlton ?cd Ohio
TIN- B?.*ca Tin it heavy, and 500 slabs sold at !9Jc,time.
Tne ma'kei Is heavy.
HlDs;s_rDder better supplies are heavy and biyers
den-snd a c< rcesslon Sales 2,900 Carthageci* ai6'o510c;
B0PeD?'Avr?8 a1-? bo'd wlihoui tale at H4c
LEaTHER- Is very fi m and the supplies are falling off
still more. The demand Is consider*! iy In advance oi t?3
supplies._
New-York Cattle Olorhet-Sept. 10.
I By our own Reporter. |
Offered, 1.600 Beeves, (P00 Southern, the remainder fr? m
this Slate,) Go Cows and Galvat, and 5,oimi Sheep and Lawn.
Bkivis- Sales of good retailing qiullites at 5 50rZ>$:i.
About 2(0 wou'd remain over unsold. Marketdull /
Cows snp Calves?Market active. Sales at. from 524?
W fx a$.:<i as in qualliy. All sold'
Siieipi.no Lambs?Sale* of Sheep at from 1 12$ (22 62}
134 75; Lamb*, 87J*?$1 50 083. Left over, 1,200.
By Telegraph
Miirketa.Albaisv, SepL 10.
Ths past 24 hours' receipts have been : ITlour,
5,00('bh]s; W hicat, 7,510 bu?h ; Coan. 4,500 do; Barlcv,
12,000 do The news bytheA<U being uioinrnttniy e.x
perted hss kept the market very quiet for Flour Tde
tales have been 1 500 bnls at $5<r'5 12 for pureOenesee;
4 S-j'?M 75 for str?hnt Slat-, and 4 75 for Mi.:htgsn. Sales
of 2(i,ii(iii nusb of Bablkv have been made at Tie for two
rowed, and Tb'wllc tor lour-rowed.
markets....Buetalo, Sept. 10.
The receipts since our last have beeu as folio vs :
Vloor, 8 000 bbls ; Wheat, 11,000 busb ; Corn, nooe The
:nnke( for Floor it raihiv depressed ? tho deal rs await?
ing the " Atla't" newt. Small tales of Michigan htve taken
olire at 3 87. Wheat la firm with a good tnlLt? g Inquiry.
i'oRN It firm and In good d'inaud ; no change in prices ?
KkKiGins aru aa before reported.
MnrhetH_Baltimore, Bept. 10
We have no new feature to report in tho market
for Breadstuff's Provisions, Groceries, itc. all of wbtcii
are pietiy active. ^_
Panaensrers .Snllotl.
In the ttfaritkip Empire CU]fjfvr Chayret?ll DtcktOB. A MSon
vofio, lady and -er?ant; C Siaoly, Ja? P Storne, f J* Hall, X Dean,
J?'<? B.neli, daufkler nr,J >' W ClarV, Mr Hav??. ,.?[
Child, Mrt L K llobbin?, W N llur^oyne and lady, It Win
Rate. Jlri K Road, Mr 0 Scott ami child. Her J H Warren
and liuly, Paul lj>roy. Ilenrv Srhr'H.I?n, J VV Vennllon, f. Hnl
.e>, L -t.-rn. J llru-li, J II BoHon, K R Goddard, lady ?nd chilj, J V
Jackion E O Crump, M Mitchell, C Hw,,AJ Downer, K K Brown,
J A libbetO., lady A- Servant, J L Hirhard?. W W BasMlt, II Hal
leti.w Hnbertt, Sir.. HcK.bbmt. W Bleauveit, Capt W A How
ard. A HSokiman, W Abrahams, L Mawaon, C Miterol?, J David
?op, JM Pealt, P Calder, Ii Ait?uiH, \V Hotz. V Gillmutin, J
Mean. J Blanc,J L Redwood.J AhertOa.W AKoburU. 11 11 M.non
A A Adama, P Oooilwin, R Wilkint, W T Brown. J W Coopsf, O
Parmer. W Hogbet, J It Lowe?, H R Lowe.. T It Strange, S Harris,
E jolinwin. A U McDonald, TSchnndt, C McCarthy, L C Eitnn. () II
Horn,,!, A limine, VV VV Jobnaoo, L Dwin^, J Schauwker, W Barton
N It lUrt-.u, B Cary, C MaaUrtoo, P l)o>le, L K?oaatly,0 J Nwiim
J Dawv er, J Redding, J I. Redding, J Chapman, E D - teward, A S
Wefilake, P A Maoeck.Jo. Kohler, Jo. Lanplth, J Bocart, VV F
Hanrrran, M Stahl, (i Kmc, J Onka, a Eaton, A Kabes,;, V Nook* A
KnuaUl, E Kei,er, C llaiiibaner 0 Schondt, Oenrj? Schwlt, Jo-epll
HiM-op, A L S'even?,J Arthur, K Cady, H Heady, I. L inllor, <?
A. Ballen, J. Ulla, It. II. ?lade, VVm. Nicol, John E. ?ar.il.on, W.
Duiiee, M. VV Burnett. Geo. A. Dunn, Augustua Primer, Jnme.
Fratier, M. Baldwin. VV. Aal A<?>.l D. II. CUnord, II. .Ipauidio?, C.
R: Dodge, E. P Allen, E. H. o. Pratt, E. Thompaoa, J. K. Bucket,
r. Pmeb, A. G. Howe, G: L. Pratt, aad H other..
Passeasiersi Arrived.
In ihip Jenes/, from Havre?Mitt Emily Mitchell?34S in the
lteer.ee.
in ichrj fail from Cape Hmftltn?Kl Leon CuykowtkL
MINIATURE ALMANAC.THIST)Ty"
S???Kiaes.6 ir, | Seta. 0 Hi j Mooa?Sou... y iVf.
HIGH WATER....SEPT. II.
?aa.ly Hook ..11 4dm | Go?. bland... 0 3'? | Hell Gate_ 9 17a
TKlBUiNE MARINE JOiJllNAL7~
POUT OF NEW-YORK.SEPT. 10.
Cleared.
Jtenmshp. America, Shannon, Luerpool, EC.ird Jr; Empire
City, Wilfoii, Chagre-, J Howard dc Bon.
Snips Devonshire, llu?ey, London, J Griawold; Emperor Pelriek
Havre,Boyd to Hincken; E &E Perkins, Gilpatrlek! New Orlen,,.,
Eo.ter 4 Nickeraouj Marion, Joun-on, Savannah, Dunham di Di
mon; Nathl Thompson, Murphy, New-Orleana/J B G.t^er.
Bark. Ljio, (Aual) Pehui, Ir'ieate, V Prank; Flors, (Br) Trumbilll,
Ai sptllco, Aymnr 4t Co.
Bog? Return, (Brj Drew, Liverpool. NS, LH Aikenj C A Coe,
Huhhard, St Mai?-. Coe, Ander-un Jt Co; Frances Jana, Aleraadcr
Philad.lphia, H G Brookm.tn; Emehe, (Pmta) Dedrickbauaen Hull
Thompson *. Neubau?; Heoe, (Sw) Soderholro, Cadia, Boorrmui!
Jobruon ir Co; juha HouHon, Donnell, St TL, ma?, lluaaell i N?r
ton; Hunirunale, (Brem) Lorrnxen,Savannah; M Taylor,
Seht A K Hay, Be.uiton, Wilmington, NC, Van Brunt to Sltieht;
Virginia, Hobart, Savannah, Demlll A-. Co; Valant, O-horn Nornilk
M Bedel'; Curlew, Roger?, Philadelphia J Hand; Peoob, (Br) Lew,.!
Grenada, WI, J H Brame; London, | Br) Hilton. Can.o, NS, W Duu
bam; Nord? rn Be."e. Thompson, Savannah, H P Buck.
Barge M?ldW-ej, Ely, South Amboy.
Arrived.
Ship Jer-ey, (of Salem) Day, Havre, 4-i d?, mdae, to order. Aue
1?, lal 44 lou IIS M, parted compuiy wilh lliip Empire dlate IVn Liv
H?m iorKY0rk" ^ '0Be8? V^f<*> wfth abip Galha, fin
Ship WeatphaUn,(Breml tVwMb, Bremen, 47 d?, md*e and 171
piseen^er?, to Oelricfas A: Kruger.
Ship Slate Righto, Warr-n, Staannah, T\,- S It waa bound to Liv.
erpool, bat sprang aleak and put into tab port to repair.
Il.-.rk Thale?. (ol Boothbayj Pinkham, Ciirtliagenia, Spain, July 28
and Gibraltar Aug J, lead, to NetmiUi St. Sou*. '
Sth Niagara, Spa'.lnu;, Rocknutd, o a., lime und Lith. 7th in? on*
Blotl I?lmid. while lying too in a heavy gale, kiat part of deik load
?itovp galley ar d liMt tie jib.
S,u J i'a.I Delano, Cape Haytieo, 11 J., logwood, to Halated,
(. bamberlin Sc Co.
Si h T P Cope., Phillip*, Virginia. ??' d?, potatoes.
S, h Charlot e, A.lam-, Ptola.lelj.hia, roal.
S? h I. Auiien*e,d. Snuth. Pliilad, coat
Sth Cape May, Daw?, pbilad, coal
SchJ VV i.aklweil, Mar.kin, Wa.huiglon, NC, Ii ds, rural jtorea to
tnaater. Sid in co with ach Peter Platt, for Nfork.
BELOW?Skip! GaDia, Kirl,?rd?,n, from Havre; EmpireStato
I. verpoot; Br brig Carbon, Livtrpool, NS; -ch Mary Eliia, Kyder)
Cape Hay tie
SAILED
City, (a) Cl
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By Telecraph.
BOSTON, <e,tio-Arr tbip Peterhod, Cronata,lt MU), Elaioeur
fldJ'ily. Aug 11,tat63SO. looSS, .aw bart Sberwo,,! Ml'irrrai
for Cronatadt; 31=t, lit 41 63, ten .1733, patted an Am brig, iappoaed
the Athena, Cadiz for Newb* ryport; Sept 7, lal 43 17 I,.. 37 .ooke
bng ang. ia. Beton, Ute Ciiiforr.... '?
Cid bark Dragon, Eueno. Ai reo; brie Su.?>x San FmncL4ro- ?ch
Mary Ch?toa, Port av-Prmce; Keoerca 4: Frinrea Baltimore'and
Lr.ve, A-hony. ' '
PORTLAND, Sept 9?Cid ?hin Nathan Hanau WOrU?
Core,NYorfc. '" 'r..an?, acn
$M ta ? F A Perley, Cuba; brig Matanxu Baltanora- acl-a Mar.
>'r^.:er i.l,i,ul?, liot.w,-1..1 Aii^rrt I 1 ,i rL ' k" ' ' 3Xit7,
KEW-BKDFORD, Sapt If-Arr f. U 'llenry Clay Albmv VV
Biotie;New Yor*;aJotiDa'Indax Atv Herm s'^'? 1 - A ,:?
NY. ' >. ?-?ieman.Cre-?,
CKfahljui Cr.ral, Brseaexa,ksd ALiabam Baker Nnrh P S
publ.c.-. '' ' ?xo'x; stoop ua.
PROVIDENCE, Sept 9?Arrach J c We^i . _. .
Commerce, Alban j-Painter J 1 I H k'''
York. ' ' ' *' - '^ 1 Ji'1 m fc.dy, New
Sid ach? Maid and IfinetU id- Hi ?? p
FALL lavtlt. Se,.:;- ! -'s..,'" ,' n S ? ,
?loop?Eiu*l,NYorl W Victory c,> ???'=?, Detows/e City;
SAVANNAH Sep-.t?Ur-iiin Fl. Wl.? n , . . _
NY od.. ' nunn.r, uoiior.; oxr:. Tel.u,
BKiaTOL 5epta-Arr-ioo-wCaie-- , ic . , .... .
V-al H-r? I ad, tails urd prr)>?K>iw? vessel kttuttng and eg?
ging rr.u. b r;unsJ.
laic urL'iu, El m??. ?' Sj'nna from New Or'ean?. report*
thai on t e Angu-t. m fal Is. if, loa ft/i fa, sncoaalcrea e h'irn.
rarw' Iron. Eaat (<' *outh. which lasted twelve I ours, during whirh
tine- the G. laid with her r? I under ?ot, aa-i nghtoi with four feet
of water i' berhold ThftO bee sa-tveed rohsrlerable damage Li
>r?a nf aail? ar. ' ngting. ?"I' *' VMh '?I *' IN. too 81 10, pasted a
1 ilrer otNVi with a wreck in t?p >ar*atly a bng. thinks >b*
waa m.kaif fur Apalsib" ola Same da) aaar a bark w tu her ruun
o,a-l gore besdinc lo the tuailbward
Tut tai? Scsa?. of Rostoo. Hmm Hail, boon! from Mobile for
Phd-delphia. ?,tb a carpi o' rt--,jr ng boards, wet* a-hore oa the
fccai b oa .-atorday mor .u-g Wih ulLJnmwst to the eastward of Santa
Hota Mar.,'. luiW eocounlvr'.-'l a severe raiaa?lott boat, maiainaat,
tails, desk load, awl had ste-n stav* Attest account* she tajr m
about two 'eel water, embeoiteu m tbe aand and Sited w.th water.
Capt Hall !e(t tbe wr?ri With his mal? tncJ three men M Welnetdty
night, '."th tilt- Left pat n an a i l on tlieheacb. and one rnsa (rare
ou- on tbe w ij To Pcn-aeol*., ar 1 no to bt dead ere '.hie.
I ota of Itaio Ctotisto,- IV bsrit PoBocl, Ml Inlyre, at Philtdsl.
nfe* from Liverpool i?tii.W ult, i? tat 40?, loo fU. fell ia wiii
Ira Coir-tei" ol Ri brnond, M? I .apt Thnmae. fit, Partnu, VS, boand
In S'e?port. HI, with a cam ofcaaal. i? a a.nking condition, bavins;
sprung a leak three dsya before h a t-mhl* rets from SSB, ant! lost
Ion?; boat Hore to sod succeeded in taking off Captain Ttwmaa aoi
crew, sight ia puml rr. an.) brought them to Phi'ade phia.
Antacsicoi.?, Aug<?_Kri? "Villa, loaded with cotton, from 5?
Mar??, kost loth mast" on tbe 43d Aug. and waa towed into tbie port
by ach Washington. Tbe Img Ssr.h Ehttbawh, (of Tboml-ton) with
* csrgo of bv* aiak, fror* Tampa liny tor MY ort., went s?uore at St
Joseph's Point and ?,nt to f:e? --c plain drowned. Pie packet
bng Cygnet and *h Koae were as let re al SI Aadrew'a Hajr?W'l
probably be gotten off. Tlie set Oregon was aahor,- In swamp
Heights. The t de baa n???r heen ao lush since 1837. The light bouse
at ApaltchicoW ?>, ronai.ler.bl> d.,m*geJ. The Kb T S P artont wa*
lelt h.gh and dr? at St Josephs?wol be gotten off.
NsiatrniT, SeptVt?Tb? brip Mary rerkirua, Cbaae, from Pictnsf
with coal, bound to Warebam, went ashore oa tbe ?Ii itet on aahoal
two nule? N W ol tbi? laland. She will bare to daKbarje, ai:d wiU tw
jotten off, if the weather pro?ea farorible.
Laaocfaetta
At Warren, RI, 6th m.?t. by Meaars I'haae ft Da?-e, a .-bp of about*
430 tuna, completely ntfred. called the M .ria Mnitya, owneJ in South
port, CoDn, snd to be <-omroanded hy Capt Bulkley. ...
Same dav, at Barney.v.l.'e, by M oa Barney, Ssai. a freijhnn^ ahip
of ?hont ?XI tuna. calW the Koae ' Center, owned fcv Messrs Cents?
ft Co ol M York, snd to be commaK.'ed hy Cspt AntoU.
8poUe?. *r>.
Auc 7, lat 43, Ion 31, was boarded bark Theoiana, from U-boa fcr
B Auj[n't7, lat ?6. loa 47, was passed a bark. sUsslimr south, with
Forbee'a new rbr. ,
Aue SO lat :7 40, Ion 71. bark Monterey, for T?rke le'iad.
Aug '.-3, lat 34 fO, Ion M 30, tht> Maine, trom New-Orleans tot U?
*%*^ no lat, Nc |w?,Veen ship Aajaata, of Portlarrf, boual te
L's>pt<7t1Ci.i< Cod NNW 14 railen, sch Jaapir, from Boeloo for 2?
jKsM lat 44, Ion JO, waa ais-ialired a largest ip ?howinj a rel ? g
nal ?Tth an X in the center. ?Und.nr. weet, m
Aue ? lat VI ft), Ion Set 41. rl^h.iu; aca I'Jiejepeaie, of Northport,
Me, fta tho Gratd Banks, with W.rou 6sh, bound W.
To {tliartnwiraa
Custom Horas, tiai'aaios, S.ttur ay. Aua;.i4, ItVWX
Winia* B. Sairu, Esq. Collector i.A Superintendent of Ijjbta,
District of Teaaa.
Sia?1 hare the honor to report, that, m obodieaee to your nwtne
tions the L'ehl Mop for thia Harbor baa b.-en mooted uuide the bar,
in 3)p fatirims watpr: ?ie Cvlimler of the Cuba's wreck bearing 1. *?
N, ami the Cathedral SW I4 S.
Vessels de-itini to enter the harbor witliout a pilot shun*-! keep in
?t* fathoms i.ntilthe lightship bears NW by compass when she wjlj
be in raniewitli the outer an.t innrr buoys; theu steer directly tor her,
passir1;clo.etotliebulns, (on either hand); when up wi?i UM u?ht|
haul up ?est until midway between two buoys, (the one 00 the star
board l and marks tlie end ol Pel., an Spit, the other tbe " Knoll, |
then steei SSW 'or ihe wharree.
Masters of reeaeJe unacquainted with t.ie channel skoual tn,hot
near the light ship, and not attempt to come up to thetuwa without a
Tessels deririn ? . pilol liouU come to in 6\I'aUionx, with ?>.? light
beannc M V TIPTON VVALKavR, Ucarihsj Inspector.
VorelKD Ports.
At Dublin abt 44,1 ult, ebip tieo E?ans, Couiflard, for NOrleaoa,
w'ai Eiliia July' 1-7, brig Bndg-ton, Smith; for Coast ol" Africa. Ska
hail sailed, bt.t put back July 3d, leaky.
AtOeroersra Jd ult, bark I'aes Wilkma, fm PhlbdelphU, sup
poaeil just arr.
Arrat thajiree Wth ult, s.h Won W \V>er, Knowles, BostAM.
AtSanUCroa.Cuba, it'.h ult rb p l ariu.u, Dooghty, tor Uiamm;
Irtrs Serali Ann, Dil inebam, from Co? ee.
At Kinds'.in , Ja.1i.th nit, brig Va ne, White, fm Wilmington, MC,
arr Svth. Sid 4.d, brig Kuuriac l.elaud, aaal* Cru* (aupp.wed Cuba,
but r.erliiin- St Croia I
ArratblJsgo. t uba, llth ult, hark lleronlea, (Hrem) Weyder
naati Boetouland ctearetl23d lor .ll.i'uau.Un, lo load Mahogany for
Arr'at Mtntsnilla 31st ?'t, lark llurwartl, (looilwin, NYork, to load
for Boston, not Wg preTKiusly a? has he. n -tated.
8W lm Cienfuegoa 4Mb ult, br'g feptuue, BasBird, lltHton; 4SUif
soh >lars Hill. Croeltett, do.
Sid lm Miriel 41-t ult, bark JuLil. e, Hart, Portland.
Arr at Bio (ItiverSt Lawrence] l-t nat, ship Berkshire, Smitia,
Biston, and aid same day lor Basqi 0 I -'-, to loail lor London.
AtTrabanguo, West Coast ofSi matra.June I7,bark Kepler,Copp,
for NYork, ?ery nearly loadtd, to sail neit 'lay for Soowang ana S
Tallnpow, nnd if unable to hit up would leilTS lor borne. Capt 0 iw
ported the Propoutis, lorSouth .,1 Klimpe, neirly loaded.
At Panama Aug34, hark Cunrter, ,,.1 NYork) Th?y?r, for sale,
freight or cqarten o'm Kennedy, fieadway, rm San Pniwisyeo, brig
Sacrsuiento, Jo.
At St lb. ma. Aug 47, bark. Alah.nua. Wall, lor California, 31st,
hi ig? K.iiiiu-, Magratb, u ->i, tu i-mi Statt for Curacoaj Brothers, Hath?
away, do, loth ln?t, IVtrTurkS Island i"l "iiri.,1* line John Daw
son, fin Deinerara. ar'iltl. nnd aid 4fith for Turks Island and NYork.
Hri- Mary, l'"in Huh i.ii.do VAU), and sld iMth forSl Johns, Pit.
Shi fni Acnpulco prep to lClb 1 t^suamers Northerner, and Ke
public (im Panama)Sah Frahci to.
At CalUoJuly 13, ti b War- ?-, Baker, I'm NYork for California..
Al Cape llaytien Sept 1, sell Eben Atkins, I'm Boetou, disg.
Owflxsniio roritia
ALBANY,Sept0- Arraib Alban?, fm Koalon. Cid teh Dover, for
Boston.
BOSTON, Sept9- Arrbn.k lavi Icr,Snow,San Jnsn, Cuba; Sng,
Tbenila, (llr) Kinder, Annanolia; Jo.eins, i llr; Henebery, St Jon, NB;
-?-Iis Advance, Bryant, Pbtladetpbis; Preeiitetrs, Koeaak, Itoa tout! Arne
rieaiiBelle Bnater, NYork; Aucma, Orimnj Itobbinatowns llethiah,
Grindle, Tremont) Fredonis. Hull, Jo eaoort; CforaL PettirartU, Han?
cock I Bnngs, Stmer. Kocklandj (Irian, Peat, d ; DhimonT, D??is,
Tbomaston; M?r, a. Itellar, do; t'dd Follow Kowse, Augu ta; CMitea,
Walkace, Portland Uconm, Hill, So.? Cid bark* Eudora, (Htm)
Scboltx, A ut aerp: Oiton 1, Bmeiyj Turks D lan.li Vesta, Fhnn, Phila
delph.a, brig Joseph, (llr) Fougeie, I'm toll] sebfl Oregon, v Br) Chili ch?
ill. Yarmouth, MS; Ehra Jane, 1;;,; Mr I.e., ,,Sl John, NB, Wescoens,
Vinal Dyer. Philadelpbisj Alert, Hsu, New York; ArcnJe, Cook,
Faatport an.l t:.,U's Sid, al ip Medorai I arks Emoreaa, Canada, Mary
ry Adeh*, A?o a, Kutaw, Ida an Veat.t; brigs Hennen, Cor il, Prim
ro.e. Nelson, Coneoid, Alpha, Sorbi... Aerial, Kognlim, J C Fremont,
kfareia, Duncan, Nsm-y Am., dt-?tluatioa unknown) and from the
Roads this morning, unrk Jupiata (not ieaterday) Brig Margaret
Parker ??'led yesterday. Cid 6th, brig Chat Malloy, (Br) Monte,
London.
BALTIMORE, Sept S?Cid Brem ship Oreao, Ja.sen, Brunen;
bark Kingston, Patril I., Babla and a market; reo* Ellen fioldaborougb,
Mitibell. Charleston; Zeno, Granger, Norfclk and Hkbttwndj Spray,
Kirwan, NorloU and 1',-ler.li n?- ^rr 'Oh, ship Albert Oallutin. Salt?
er, Liverpool) sells \V S itohhins, Sooth, NYork) Cornehn, (iosnlinan
son. St Thomas; Samuel P Lord. Smith. M Y uk, Commander in Chief,
l(. bb us. do. ( Id Mf Rhein, (I'rua) Mey er Rottardan? brigs Rtadr
Rhfnn, BrlCard. Picton, WS; Elm ,. Sahrent, It .ton; .ch. H.ir -t.
Lr. well Salem) (.en lr?m, W lson. Port Maria, Ja 314 ?? ,p (keen
Freml Jinaen, Bremen; t,.irk .-ton, Patrick, Bahia, On Sunday,
brig Einora, Serg'.nt. Boston
BAN(,( 1 It. Sept .'? Arr ScbsOnaida,Harroy Boston; IDuuiinator,
Foe sett, do; Ua, brigs Hudson, Hnllett, NYork; Warren Brown,
Jtilinaon, Poii*moutb) scbs Albert,(of Heserly) Carter,Boston; Pha
roa. Grey, do; Tjro, Griffin, do) Franklin. Dennisqo Gwucatwr CM
? h, ecbaSl Leon. Parker, Boston; Mar eilt ., Pnt-ride* do; Charles
Do'l-e, NTork; Htyflower, Msrryii-.nn, Philadelphia; Ji'?eph Jjmee!
MitcheB, Boston; Envoy,Loud. Dig ton, Oen Knot Sarrent, ^Hl-rn,
Henason, Wn-ren, Boston; Friendship, H irdy. do; IHnn. (iilmore,
do; Tabmaroo, Johnson, Nevrboryport) Aahleud. Yutea, Lynn; A?on,
Carver, Boston) Host,.,. Packet, ftuler.doj Mogul, Marshall. NYork,
Tanton. Ti'plsy. Norwich; Hh, brig Emerald. Haskell, Lynn; acbsi
this Inland, Coombs, Mledforr1; Fkrette, Rieh Saleis; Equity!
Grey, Wey mouth: Lueellna, A.lnms. NVo-k; O.taloga, Harding, St.
Croii; Harriet Fuller, Brau Icy. Bnetooi Conntutst, Lawry, dot Al
grrimi a, Roherta.do) riiant. II???-, .lo
CHAULX8T0N; Sept B?Arrbtri* Felicia, (Sw> ()l,e,in,Stock?
holm; Acadlt, Franceville, Providence, Itl Went tout brigs Em?
ily, Nichola NYork) George, Walker, do; sch Mary ft Luian Ad
.uns. Pbilsdetphi*. ArrMh.ateanwbip Osnrey. Dickinson, Philadel
pbll) bnrl Carolina, Smith, N Y ,rl.. t Id slop Harriet ft J-seie Con?
ner, Liverpool. Went to sea, ibip New York, Hull, NYork; brig
Cbipclnlln. Haskell, a Northern |rrt; sea* Brilliant, Fviabie, Haiti
?nire; J K Randall, a Normern port.
DIGHTON, S t 5-Arrarh .'oh,-Truman, T ittle, Philadelphia:
Mb. stoop Areora'.t,-.Albany. SI,) Mb, si b OnUno, Vaogilder,
Philadelphia; nth, brig Mont*j*e,Toolhake, .lestm.tion unknown,
ach? Eli Townaead. Corson, Philadalphiaj Harvest, Preeby, (fro.-n.
Taiinbin) NYork: sip J Pierre, (i.i.llrey, do; 7th, sch tbsabetk Jone,
i'h.la; alp Alt Mope, Phillips, NYork. '
EDOARTOWN, Sept 7-An ?, , Margaret, Kvere t, NYor'a for
Hallowed SM'.ith, ship Montkello, Folger, (fin Nsntocket) FaciSc
Ocean: sebn Margaret Ann. Haven, tj/nnj Crusade, Ittpley, NYork,
Starjaret, Hall.,well. In port, acb Bolivar, mr Norfolk.
FALL RIVER, Sept 7?Sid bark Charles Devane, Baaley, S :w
GEORGETOWN, Septo-Arr brig For., Berry, Bath, Me.
MACHIAS, Aug30?Arr 1 eh Freeport, Davis, Portlan I; list, ?ck
Fame, 'I bompsoa, N York. Sid Sepi:,, >cb Freeport, Dar?, Portland;,
.'Id, bng Clora Ellen. Killrnan, Cnba; s. h John, Miles, NYork. An 4th,
bng H race Greelev, Keliey. NYork; ?< h ;?n Jark?oo, Brown, Bos-?
ton; bth, ?h. Mayflower, Kobme. n, Boston) Donwortb, Thompson,
do. Sid arh Hnnnah ft Abigail, Spurting. Boston.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug .11?Arr ship Hruns.Tirk,Thoiiia*, Havre>
barks Maypo. (Sp) .Mar, Havim ,; F. it h. Hrtcbcock, Newc oll? M-;
bng Leopold O Dot.noli. Dunton, baTannab; a..b* Mary Ellen, Mc
Conoell. Havana; Fn ry. William-, do) Mad' na, McNeil Tampa Bay;'
( orah, Porter, Watt. . laland. Inflow, coming up, ahm Tennessee SB
da lm NYork. Cldi eun ibip Oalveatbn, Place, Galrrsston and Matat
gorda Bay; ships'! H Walte, r.r... k,r, Liverpool; Asiaras, &ny, dos;
Sea Lion, Dyer, do: OtCmoco, Brown, do) Brutus, Couth. London:
Rajah, Jackson. >York; Grenada, B?iti I -Msr, Vigo and 1 market, Me
gui tirrK.k, Fairbanks, Trieste; harts O J Chan*?, Fletcher, Antwerp'
AI.Lott Lord, Koaik,Bordeauii ! ng Joseph ,,e, (Br) Warliam, Ha?
vana; t.hs ( lara, Thompson, aigti; Gov Arnold, Whiting, Si.aJ
and Cananeachy.
NORFOLK, Sept7?Arr sets Mary Jane, (pkt) Ber.tley , NYork;
Copia, Sears, Ki stoi; Paragon, Baker, y.rmouth. In Hampton
Roads,sch S R Painter Irr. Ra i - ind (1 r Philadelpbla.
NEW HAVEN', b>pt9?An brit W I Watson, Tbompaon, NTork,.
Kb*ES[Thompson, Fialier, Philadelphia; Uontrmutb,-, J,m*
River; sloop Lymrn DennisOB.Fm tb, NTork. Sid L ft W Armstrong,
Armstiong. West Indies; -.1, I Bene.|a t,Tiii>maa, Pbilad; sl,?n Lady
Fenwick,Thompaon, NYork,
NEW BEDFORD, Sept 7-Arr. I, A.--e" s,Wbeeter, Piniol.
NKWB?RTPORT, SeptT -Arr 1,1 g Petrol, (Br) Fowler, Wiloiot,
NANTCCKET, Sept fc?Arr I" S etera'r Bibb, YIcBlair, Coast Sur?
vey.
. Nr,Viw 7/ f*?',.7-A!T f''"I>'?n*. Bailey, K.ll Rrver
tn% Krf'eNv' f l" ? t"" ",',."' WW Smith
Fell Itiver f.rM...k. tips Cl ei , Weel , Providence for Albany; J
1 Ml: J, ,:.. do In Bunri Splendid, iviffit CWyf,-ld for N
?II *VW ll""'fJ {"r iToWelpl.? dUV^-nan,
o - ''? I tut iton (or New York. .???)
t Confider.ce, Babcock, Have-ui.
FENSAC.OI.A?Cid prevto Aug 1. br.g, Ellen Mam, Treat Be
hi; Joba Gertenburg, Wooste- n,, ;.|.,:..,?.,,aa. Hook as S'Vork
PHILADELPHIA, Sept9-Ari ? ti r II Osri^ettson oV?tt Nwfolki
lonesta Leiend. Mori. W A P, uton, Perfcttt, Peters'haig. cS,
i.-1 11,. ,.;-. . ... Lav nia Jane.Kctchum, dot Poto
i?c, rbrirr. a, NtWfl rd) Olingto .. ,,. S-(1,?.?. s B'A,L,r.e",
or?,n. Lr.s.aiyr.: Heon-Uji, K?d, Nltedford; Ttonerta, Leland, iW
"u~\ ,> r'e>, (ambridee, Hit*.
H-ro, l.iUlej?hp,do. Arr:tb.r?-lU (iai.net. Snow, NYork;
"r; *? " Ht lie...,.; Coral Conrad, Rociland tor
SAVANNAH, Sept 4-Arr brig G'.lna e EHmea.New Orlean*. CM
iBr) Ctiitolm. Put u. Arr .'.lb. bng Brave. (Sw) f.ythe,
. liarki.o-in. Sweden. Cid ich Virginia, Somera, W?mMgfOm. DcL
V? ent to Sea. ship .S0.1th1s.rt, McCormkt, N'York.
4TOM>GTON.3ept4-Airsrhs3*,en--, Gfadding, Brjitol lor Al?
bany; sfp lirt nalt.e Sbtfield NYork. In port 7!h. acht Sarah Loaiaa,
Crocker. SYnrk for Brirtol; Hard Tinea, Gladding, Bristol for New
York; Josephine Hurt Hmt i aooron lor I'hiit; ffarreat, Preahy, do
for NY- rl; s'ps F.u.eene Congdoo, Hartlon* for F-il Rerer, Henry
!" thy. Delawarafor NBeJf?r-l; Senate, Wikox, New Torsi
Deep R.r, r. SouDiworb, C ?nnecti 'it River for Provulertce; Nsv
W orld, do for do.
SALEM. Sei ? e?Arr "b Tortobi. l.-i-lwig, Pa-tou for Wareham.
aVILtfINOTON, Sept vor sch Ira Kr.w.o-r. Korteo, Nrora^
Cld iltli, aa.h J.nr.es fi King. Waiiiwitght, Boston; 7th, a.', Tisan CtaV
non, DlL.i-V, Baltimore.