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NEW-YORK TRI Bl I [NE.
From Klo?The SUancm -Independence Day
-FhUar*.
Correspondence of the Trl>uno.
Bio dc JiNBIKO, TharsJay, July 31.
By the bark Guilford I remit you these few
lines. There is nothing of very great importance to
write jou Busine?? is a. little better. Thosteame?
Wilton G. Har.t, Captain J. U.. Browne, arrived
hero a few days ago from Pernambuco mating the
paa?ago in only five days. This is the quicaest
paisage that has been u>ar!o for sometime. 3he
experienced very bad weathor during her passage
The steamer Goliah, Captain Tbomas, is still here
undergoing irnprovemants. Her guards have been
cut oil, which will, when finished, both increase
tbe speed and safety of the boat. In tea dsys more
everything will be completed on her. Independ?
ence day, too, was celebrated by a dinner oa board
the ateamer Goliah. About forty persona were
present, among whom waa Gov Kent, tho Ameri?
can Consul, and several ladies, everything passed
oft' pleasantly, giving much credit to Captain
Tcomta. The order of tbe day was as follows:
ft*?dlng of the Declaration of ludependi',ce-Mr. Wy
nan
Address? Mr. Wjman.
Address?Guv Kent.
Tot re has been a regular amash in this city.
Tbe ?ouse?f Garret & Co. which all aloug wu
doing a good business, has at last failed for a large
amount. I understand the stock will ba sold for
the benefit of the creditors.
There are not many Amorican vessels in port.
The health of tbe city has again returned
Yours, 4c A. B B.
From Mexico.
By the arrival of the brig Water Witch, Cap..
Conckling, we have received dates from Vera
Cruz to the 2.4th nil. and from the capital to the 24th.
Tbe primary elections have taken place through?
out the Republic. They are as far as heard from,
rather favorable to the Republican party, but tue
oandidatea of that parly do not number but about
fourteen. This beats all hollow our United Statai.
The Government has granted to a private Com?
pany, for a certain number of years the right to
carry the mail through the whole extont of the
Republic, from '.he shores of tbe Atlantio to those
of the Pacific. The Company will pay tc tha Gov?
ernment a duty calculated on tbe weight of the
letters and papers thus conveyed, fftie amount
thus lo be forked over to the treasury is estimated
at about! 10,000 per month, or S 120,000 a year.?
Rather a lucrative job for Government.
The Siglio states that certain privileges will be
grated to the line of American steamers which will
ply between Mobile, New-Orleans and Vera Cruz.
The case of Satino, accused of an attempt to
commit murder, was called up on the 8th ult. before
bis Honor Judge Contreras.
A light house is being built at the entrance of tho
port of Acupulco.
The accalerated line of omnibassss betwoen
Mexico and other cities will henceforth be escirtod
by a detachment of troopr, to prevent tho ladrones
from plundering them. Right. M. Agusta Iguas will
command the force destined to protect on the high?
ways the lives and fortunes of the citizens.
Serious fears of a freshet were entertained lately
at Mexico, but the authorities were on the alert
and no disasteroccurred.
A locomotive was landed a few days ago at Vera
Cruz, it came from Belgium, and is intended for
tbe Railroad between that city and Mexico, a por?
tion of which is Completed.
Don Joso Basilio Uueno has been appointed Min?
ister Plenipotentiary to the Court ot li-ime.
The Supreme (Joverument 1ms refuse i to aocopt
the resignation of Don Luis do la Rose, Minister at
Washington, but has granted tnat functionary leave
of absenco for six months. [N. O Hoe, 17th.
Tbe N. U. Picayune bus tho following additional
items:
Tbe report of the Finance Committee hae been
adopted by Congress. This autlioiizes Pay no, the
Minister of tho Treasury, to negotiate a loan of
$500,000 on tho remainder of the American Indem
riity, ai d tho previous loan of 12,000 000 was rati?
fied. Thus tho Treasury Is to be replenished for a
month longer. There still remain $500,000, and
wbat is to be done when tbat is oxhausted, is a
serious question.
Tremendous rains in tha valley of Mexico had
rsndered an inundation of tho capital imminent
Measures had been taken So avert tho impending
calamity.
News had been received that the English credit?
ors had held two meetings in London during the
mt'ntb of Jane, at which tho conduct of Mr. Robert
ton, the former agent, was severely blamed.
M. Faloounet, an agent of tho Itarings, was to bo
sent to Mexico in place of Mr. Robertson.
Tho Cotnmaudaut General of the State of Duran
?0 hnB beon making great preparation? to put an
end to tho ravng-a of tho Indians.
Tbe primary elections In the State? of San Luis
Potosi and Queretaro have resulted in favor of tho
literal party.
Tbe Indians still continue to commit great dep?
redations in the State of Souora.
The people of Taruaulipas are going to try to
improve the navigation cf the River Tamesri.
Tbe little stearaor Hsporanza. which has been j
launched on Lake Chalet?, has caused a great ex- !
citement among tho inhabitants. The papers call j
it a gigantic enterprise.
The cholera made awful ravages in the city of
Mexico, from May 17 to August Vi?there were
16,506 oases, and 7,8l0deaths On tho 21th of June
therewere ?98 deaths. In Guadlajora from July
10 to August 12, there were 2,1H5 oases, and 989
deaths. At Puebla tha diseitso had disappeared;
at Vera Croz it was declining, and at Orizaba it
wns increasing.
In Chihuahua the Apaches were cDmraitting
znaDy outrages. They had murderod a judge of a
court.
From the Klo Grande,
From the New-Orleans Plcajuue, 17ih.
By the steamship Yacht, whioh arrived last night
front the Brazos, we have received tho lirotcnsvtfle
Sentinel ot the nth inst.
A letter from Roma says tbat some time since
about fifteen Mexicans, who were out mustanging in
the vicinity of8anPairieio, were attacked by eighty
Indians. The Mexicans, observing but twenty of
tbe party, who were in advance, gave them battle,
Which resulted iu the death of three Indians on tho
ground At this criais tbe remainder of the party
o'ame up and a furious alaughter commenced. The
Mexicans fought with courage. But three of tho
Mexicans effected their escape, and they badly
wounded.
Another letter to the Sentinel from It^iuasays:
By the arrival at this place of Don Antonio Gar?
cia, from Guerrero, 1 have just learned the pain?
ful intelligence of tho death of Wiiliam O. Frink
of your city. The circumstances relating to his
death are as follows; Mr. Frink was projecting a
journey from Guerrero to Sabinas, and crossed
the Rio Balado about a mile from Guerrero, where
bo concluded to camp fjr the night. He wa?,
from the appearance of the spot where he was
killed, and the position of bis body, asleep when
he received the first wound through the shoulder,
from an arrow. He than rose to tils feet and dis?
charged three barrels of his five shooter, ami frost
tbe traces of blood about the spot, it is thought ho
wounded two of the Indiant.
On the 9th iuetaut, the bo?y of a Mexican, by
(be name of Francisco Tigerina, was found in tho
woods about a quarter of a mile beyond Santa
horribly mangled, his skull broken in. teeth kaocked
out, and otherwise mutilated. A man by tho
name of Pedro Castro is suspected of the murder,
as ho was seen on the came day in n fight with
the deceased.
Philadelphia Markets?Stocks.
Phii.apxlfhia, Wednesday, Bept 2*.
There Is a fair Inquiry for Cotton, and prices are fully
matt tames]. The stock of Corvee In first hands Is near.y
exhausted and prices hrva an improve ! ion 'ency Male?
of 1,2(0 hsga Maracalho a?d Rio at li'i a 8.- >v lb on time,
Tbe vi.ee a mark?I continues verj qatel; 79800 bbls com?
mon brands soH at I 87} p hbl, which is the general ast?
ir* p.?ics>, let the Inquiry fc shipment is quite United.
Beveral rales for clly consumption at yesterday's quota?
tions. In Ryb Flour and Corn Meat, no charge utes .
?Yheiecetp aof W heat continue small, but Me demand 1?
limited. {Isles of toferlor and prime ted at 93c I 05, and !
good white at 1 lb per bushel A small sale of Rye at 65c.
Corn continues In limited request, flairs of yellow at He
? float Oats are scarce. Sale* of 1,300 hush Southern at
37c & bosh. Whisky?But Hille cflcrug. Holders ask
28c for bolb hbds ?nd hhls
Sates or Stocks? fV?( Rtxird?1(0 Mcrrls Caual, IS!;
20t fo, 18}; t?e do, 18; 2tt> Reailng lid **; 30 do ?3 j
?3 000 State 6?, '7$, lf-6; #2 800 Siate 5a. 5u'j; Si) 800 do,
w.1 ;.8. Pwfylvanl? RR. -Oj j 60 Colon Can.l. I ij; 130 d-i,
U;, BAtos^b N?v6? '68 39J; $ I ooo do. 391; |t(Hi CamJan
ft An tic, 6,, -7(1 94 . $3 is u Su.quebauta Caaal Si. 67 ; IS
.r! - -7,V.*o?l" Bank. IU; #2?kt Rra-ltrn; RR R. T ! : $3 OHO
?a'78 1 WCD0,lu'T?i i 5u Mtaehll, RR, 6.; $H? L-nlgt
Secondllkrd-19 r/oton Canal. 12; ion Reading RR 291 i
WOdo.SO; *,,iiv, rJ,h |(tl Mlr, g -S|. 2 rr,Da,Vi; ;
123; #l.((i0 Reading Rar,., 77'. 5 rrsnai.a Pi.c,
f^" During the preient t?>rm of the United
States Circuit court, for the Southern Diitrtotof
NfwYo'k, present Jude?s Nelson and Betts, a
motion w?s made by Cnarles (Jooifrar, ?s va are
informed, for sn injunction egainat H race E. Dsy,
upon a bill and affidavits growing out o' certain
contracts, ai.d India Robber Patents. Tne cause
came up on the 16th of September.
On the 1 !>th Mr. Day applied to Judge Grier of
tbe New York Circuit, arid obtained an injitic:ion
af.airst Goodyear, stopping any furt'ier prosecu
t on of his suit at law against Diy. in the Circuit
Crurt of the United States for the District of Now
Jersey. Tbe bill upon which this injunction vtm
obtained by Mr Day contained allegations against
Uocdy ear and hi a aisociatcs, and that's late re-issae
of i is patent wr.s illegal.
Ntw Inviktio>3 ?A Mr Dayton clvms to ha"6
inver.tpd " a Sterin Pressure and Water Line
Register," which when attached to a steam boiler,
records on a fillet of peper. the number of piunds
pressure of steam to the ftpiare inch ol boiler sur?
face, and tho hight or quantity of water in tho
boiler, by pencils, wh.cb are acted upon by tho sub?
stances, that they aro made ta record the quantity
of the registering apparatus, starts of itself aol
begins to record on the getting up of the steam,
ar.d stops when the steam ii below a c.rtvni pres?
sure. It is not in any way connected with the en
glne, and is entirely removed from ih* control of all
persons except legal inspectors. The apparatus
can be made to run Rny length of time.
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
Kal?e at tbe S-ot It Exchange....8ept.25.
S23 0<n Erie Inc Bds..,. POJ
13,000 do. 9i
5,(>oii do.bl5 9I{
3 too do.9(i
3,0.0 do. 91
16000 do7s.'59.... 99
1 COO Erie 7s 68.li'fj
15,0('i do.t<>7
5,W?0 do.b4-j. 1? 7j
J,('60 KartiiTtust. I4i
500 do.hie. 44j
100 Monis C\fial..bC0. 18
S75 do.17}
50 du.b'J". 17$
100 do.b90. 18
2-0 do. m
5,0r(i Rdg Bds, '70.764,
? (i do.77
r.O Ha'lem Pref fu 1 ...105
28 ByrRic RR.1' 1
in Nil U Barlford.1171
Kill Locg I R?. 121
Mi do......bf0. 444; 50 Rd^RR.s60 69
1 200 do.blO. 44} 60 do
.Iii *
SU0 do..?80. 44j I 60 <Jo .5fi
6.000U86s,'67....b30.ll6| 6(0 do . .......stO 6H
Olid do.1 ISf I 60 NY k N|l RR.I06j
Cauton Co.43
lt.O do.W0 49
1,000 ?fie RR..opir 76}
I no do.i6"l 7>t|
300 do.t>60 761
. 50 do.bbO 76?
652 III Int Bonds.... 31 100 do.s60 761
4 WO City 7s.'52. lll{ HI do.opg76J
600 do,5s,'58.114 11 OH t'o.s6U 76
20Mercbania 8k.)l8},loo do.60 7SJ
8.?(i Harlem R R. ?1 K'O do..b6(i 765
S(0 do.b60 611! 50Mohawk it R.82
3,000 do.1153
1.000 do,'68.117
2(100 U S 6s '62, coup. 114j
1,(00 Ohio 6?. '66.1(6}
3 0(0 do 6s, '70...1l2j
16,600 ill Bonds, '47
$ 5,000 Erie Ice Bds.... 91
5, (00 do. 91}
50 000 do. 91J
6, (00 do.1)60. 9ii
10,(00 do.bBO. 92j
10,000 U B 5, 't3.103}
second board.
10? Ede RR.76}
SO Harlem.61
1(0 do.611
100 do.61}
500 Reading RR.GO
50 do.bSO. 60
10,010 Krle7s, new.9!if! 50 in.tGO. 69*
200 Parm Trust..i30. 44}| 60 Monis Canal. 17j
460 do.....b60. 444:200 do.I?30. 18
160 Erie RR....ht0. 76L350 do. 18
150 do.opg. 7611 25 do. 17J
Wednesday, Bopt 2,5- P. M.
In Stocks the market is very buoyant, and very
active. The sales of Fancies nre very large, and
nearly every dencription advanced. At the Second
Board the SRlea of Income Bonds were large, reach?
ing 180,000, and the quotations advanced to 91};
showing b 4? cent, rise from the lowest point. The
expositions which have been recently made of the
business of this concern, has satisfied ovary one
the safety of tl ose Bonds, and brought large orders
for investment into the market. Withtho Incjincs
the Second Mortgages and Stock sympathized, but
in a less degree. Tne Second Mortgages improved
-{ +? cent, and the Stock went to 7CJ, buyers thirty,
and wan in demand. For Norwich and Worcester
Scrip, 511 was bid. There are several orders for
this Stock for investment at the Board. Mch&wk
sold at 82, showing 2 4jv cent, improvement within
a few days. Morris was active, and ad??nced to
17|, Long Island also improved a litile. Heading
and Harlem were bath in active demand, and ad
vanced. The strongest party appears to be now
in Reading, which bas been operating in that Stock
for seme time. The leading brokers of Philadel?
phia, New-York and Boston, are together in ther
opinion of the ultimate value of this stock, and are
operating accordingly. One party in Boston, it is
stttcd, has made -950,000 this year in this stocK ?
Thee WRfl a disposition to buy Harlem, and tha
rate advanced to 61 {, nt which it closed firmly.?
The Importance of the Intension to the Western
Road is beginning tobe appreciated, and this with
the favorable atato of the regular bugioeas of the
Uoad, has brought in considerable orders for the
Stock. Tbe Trustees, under tho arrangement al
'uded to, aro Messrs. Shepherd KEapp, and Morris
Ketchum of New York, and Alexanda H. ilolloy of
Lekeville, Conn. The parties who have undertaken
to build this extension are Messrs. Qeo. L.Schuyler,
Sidney O. Miller of New-York, and Ooverueur
Morris of Morrisiania, who a ree to complete the
Road for two millions of dollars, which they are to
receive in certificates bearing 7 4P cent- interest.?
Theso certificates are a lien upon tho new portion
of the road, and upon that only, and have no claims
upct the earnings of tho old road for interest. The
Harlem Compauy is to run its equipage over the
new road when completed, tho expenses of such
working to paid from the receipts of the now road.
The surplus earnings of the new road, after do
ducting expenses, are to be devoted to the pay?
ment of tho interest on the; two millions of certifr
1 cates issued as above. 8'r.ould this surplus be in
' sufficient for the payment of such interest, then the
receipts from the old road, from the business de?
rived from the new road, are to be refunded to the
extent of three-fourths, for the purpose of making
i up such deficiency. Twenty-two miles of the^new
road are to bo completed by tho Rh of July, 1851,
and the remainder to Chatham, by tha 4th day of
.Inly, 1S52. One million of the certificates are con?
vertible into Steck of the Harlem Railroad Camp?.
' ny at par, any time within five years of the com
pletion of the connection with the Western Road
The agreement also provides for the ntlo of the
new portion of the road incase the interest on the
certificates is in a;rears for two yeirs, or in caaa
the certificates are not paid off at the end of twenty
! years. The arrangement is a very favorable one
for tbe Harlem Road, and is in effect that it ob
'ains a connection with the whole web of Northern
roads, from whLh to draw business without being
Squired to provide any funds to make such con
ntctior, or to become liable for any interest in tho
. cost of such extension, and it has the privilege at
the end of twenty years of takicg the extendsd
? road at cost. There was a good inquiry for Gov?
ernment Stocks at better prices. Tne Sixes of
l?b'7 were wanted at lltJj, and Fives of 1S53, sold
at 103}, which is an advance. There is some in?
quiry for remittance.
In Freights there is not much doing, engage?
ments, 500 bales Cotton, i'-16d; 5.000 bbls. Flour,
Is 9a ; Dead Wtight, 15sa 20s. To London there
is not a great deal offering, the last engagements
were Cheese at 25s; Flour and Xaval Stirer, Is
?d, and Heavy Goods, 17s 6d?>20. To Amster?
dam, 160 bb's. Pot Ash, 20s,and 10,000 P:ps Staves,
: $17. To San Franeiscisoo, Cl.ppers ti.i q;i i;.ticklv
at high rates, and urdtaary vassalc, sloviv, a: pre"
vious prices.
The market lor Exchange c'.oaod with, stead'
cess, and Sterling sold at 9] S 10j e?nt Good
bi?ssold at 10 10} ?? cent. Francs are 5 21} 9
5 20, and scarce. A"irt,*rdam, 40J s)40?; Bremen,
79J?80; Hamburg. J.'>} 3 36.
Tfce Stesrser too? sj-JoO.Oth? in Silver, and S50.COG
in British Gold.
Tbo Receipts at the S^b Trc.vsury were C103,'
017; Pttmenti, $?61,57!i; 3aianL?, IS^OjlSS.?
Of tho disbursements, 1250,000 was on transfar
drafts in favor of the Sub-Treasury ,M New-Or- |
'ears. Tbia coin went into the st-eet, iVning tha
third J.aft of the ?aiiu; amount whi h his 1ms."u paid
fnp t>p tJub-Trcs.! ury. The fourth d-art of &50> 1
000 Is now in nrtrotintion with a landing Wallst,
l-oure. Tba Secretary of the Treasury having
been authorized by Congress to pay the Three end
abalf million Indemnity to the Messrs. Barrings
and their associates, we ahtll probably loin
have a drain on tbe Bob-Treasury for a portion of
it. which, added to th-a d-afra under tha Appropria?
tion Bills, will reduce the balatr-o considerably.
A ami-annual dividend of 4 *? cent, oa the oxpi
tal stock of the Albany Bank has been declared.
A Isrge auction sale of Linens was had jester
day, and low qualities went at very fall prices.?
Tne better qualities were not in go-d demand?
There were also sold 400 packages of Bmi.n Wool
len ard American Cotton goods at full ratis.
The Dunkirk Journal says : Tbe work on this
erd cf tbe Western Division cf the New-York and
Erie Railroad, is rapidly progressing. From this
place East, several miles of iron are already laid,
ard the superstructure of about ten miles more
will be ready for the iron during this Fall.
The first link in the Bailroad leading from Je!
fersonville, opposite Louisville, to Indianapolis,
was opened on the 7th inet.
In relation to tbe condition of the 8chene:tady
acd Sarratega Road, tho Albany Argus says :
In passing over this infamous road last Sammer,
we noticed several of these " snake beads," and
considered the travel positively dangerous. We
stated tbe fact at the time that iron has long since
been purchased for re-lay ing this road, but remains
rusting in tbe hards of the directors. The public
have long enough been imposed upon and tbeir
lives endangered by the narrow minded and con?
temptible policy which has been pursued on the
8. and 8. road, and we trust that no effort will bo
spared to bring the condition of the road?which
could easily be made to pay a dividend of 8 per
cont a year?fully before the public, through the
action of the Legislature.
The Whitehall and Rutland Riad, for tho build,
ing of which Mr. George L Scbuyler had the con
ttact, is nearly completed, and an engine will run
over the Road on Tuesday'next to Castleton, a
jew miles from Rutland, which is the terminus of
the Whitehall and Rutland Charter. The link be?
tween Castleton and Rutland is beir-g buiit by the
Rutland and Troy Company, and will be completed
it tbout a fortnight, when New York will have a
direct and rapid connection with Rutland.
Jodge Edwardohas refused an injunction against
the Hudson River Railroad Company, asked by
Mr. Hamilton Wilkes.on the gruut.d that in assess?
ing damages for lands takeu, the Company had
proceeded under their Charter instead of under the
General Railroad Act.
The chartercalied for three Commissioners, whose
residence and tho mode of nomination were not
fixed. The general act for five, who should reside
;n the country where the lands lie, two from the
nominations of tho land holders, a like numbor
from the nomination of the Carnpaoy, and tho fifth
by the Court.
Tho Court held, delivering an able opinion, tha1
the mode of fixing the- damages provided by the
charter, atcod unaffected by the General Act.
The injunction having been denied, the Company
wili of course proceed with tho construction of the
Road over tho lands acquired under these pro
ceedings from Mr. Wilhea, without further inter,
ruption Tho same order was also made in tho
case oi Mrs. Margaret Livingston.
It it stated on tho authority of the engineers, that
ti e Geiesee Valley Canal wili be navigable to
Oramel, in Alleghany County, in tho early part of
next month.
The Wheeling section of tha Baltimore and Ohio
Rsildtoad is being poshed with energy.
Two thousand men and horses are now employ?
ed upon the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad.
A company lias been organized undor a charter
to construct a railway from Chillieothe to Gailio
poh's, through Jackson, designed as a connecting
link between the Virginia works which terminate
atthernouth of tho Kenhawa, and tbe Belpre and
Cincinnati, and the Sciota and the Hocking Valley
roads terminating at Chllloothie. Tho distance
fnm Chillieothe to Galliopolis is 65 miles, and tho
Bciota Gazette assures us that 15 miles of the lino
aro tho richest mineral regions of the valley of the
Ohio. The whole line, it is said, is more favorable
then any in tho Great Western lino from Boston to
Springfield, in Massachusetts.
The extent of the trade between Baltimore and
California may be inferred fram tho fact that .lu?
ring the first six months of the pesont year tlio
value cf goods shipped hence to the gold regions
amounted to ovor one million of dollars. Tha ship?
ments in each month were valued as follows: ?
January, $050,000; February, $234,962; March
$226,002 65 j April, $128,171 29; May, $86,950 93; j
June, $75,193 10; July, $105,724 72?Total, SI,
107,004 69.
The great European sr.d North American Rail- t
road route is being surveyed Lorn Calais to vard
Bengor.
The Farmers' Bank of Kentucky commetrjed
business in Louiavi.lc on tho 16th inst
ILe grading of the La Fayeitc and Indianapo
Iis Road is completed Torn La F aye tie-to Lebanon,
and on Monday last the wi rk from Lebanon to In
dincspolls, a diatai.ee of 26\ miles, was let to ra
sponsible contractors?to be completed by the Is
oi July, 1851.
The steamship Yacht at New-Orleans from Gal
veatcn, brought $4H,144 in specie.
Tho Chief Engineer of tho Alabama and Tan
ceiisee Railroad has advertised for propoaa'i for tho
gr&dual on, masonry and bridging of fifty-six miles
of the northern division, extending northwardly
from Selma. The President of the Company has
also issued proposals for iron rails to be made of
Alabama iron, for the northern and part of the
southern divisions' of the road, embracing a distance
of about 105 miles.
rvirvrksjts.. Citarciif jtaroaTSD rosfinTuBiiss'
, Wednesday, Sept 25.
ASHES-Are firm and In Talr demand. T?o sales sre
atom 100 bb.'s at $6 for Pearls and ? 50 for Pots.
Export from 1st to 24is Sept.lS30 IN J??
Pets....-. bbls 2,032 "ZS*
PewrI?.284 428
COTTON? Tbe market is quite firm but the transactions
are qalte mail. The sales are 500 balea at full prices.
Current Prices/or Liverpool Claiiiflcation
... DpUals. Mu. at FU-ids. H.o.SiUx
SS. . Isone- N?ri8. None.
MHHH^'f,mail lSlduj 13JS14i
Middling Fair.14iffl4j Ui?Ui 14*#15
HKsisV.14 ja 15 nom. 151 d?
%Z?r*it. nonl- cm. Vom.
*lco. nom. nom. nom.
Comparator* Statement, of Rc.-eipt,, Export,, and Stocks cf
Cvtton, at the foUovmg plates, at the d-xte, annexed;
Slock on
bud lit
3?pt. '49,
15,480
046
N Orleans, July 14,
Mobile, July 14.
3,629
1,328
Florida Sept 1.1 ... .... i j\',Jr. I Jl,?
Texas,8ept.7. 173 .... Icl } jo
Oeorgla, Sept. 18... 6.435 ti sSU n w
8. Csrnlln? Sent <*? e c? ,c -wv, it ??
8. Carolina, Sept
N. Carollra, Sept S
i 306
Virginia. Sept. 1.... .... ,m\ .-.?
Total.
55,537 1 So 937 I 140,934
St** of Cotton in Interior Tcton, not indented in the Re
Augusta anil Hamburg, Sept. 1.VfJ.?
Ma.-om Oa. Sept. 1........... 'MU?
Griffs, Ga. Sept. P. ' ^
Columbus, Oa. Sept. 1. J-? r~:
Mcclgomery, Ala. Sept 1..-'q %?%
Columbia, S.C. Sept. I. *4sS - t-t
Marapbis, Sept 1...Ill lt^CO 165
import of Cotton from the Port oj Nem-Yerk, from Sept. L
_ _ . _ 1850, to Sept. i'4. 1350 ? '
To h^.1^ l^MlTootberPorel^foru 93,
To North of Europe." 8,5831 *oaJ. 3*,!ti9
FLOt'R AND MEAL?In Fioar tba m?.'?8i??pt?ir Pl .
.be demsxd Is ,0. d. *S?^wg2& gV?^o
modrra.e ba.it.esadorn,- fcrire Ess??rItheiSmEi ir. ?
?te receipt, mje re.r.y >u ? ,bpyt?JI'J
ei atibedese wasdull Tt-eWe,.r/g?" ov|td4^"
** > "W, o t-ia-J ?71 j fraab grjana Ststa, 4 61; com
men Bute New, 4 5*34 f1\ ; Wtcb psn, 1 75i f??or.
it- Btde ?od Western 4 ?.v?4 a"?; pai e Geuanre, $ #6'?.
fir i> ei ?r? mcM ihm k?li i' r?xjir. I' C4??Hivi hi
market i? quiet Sales 4 0 o- > 0 bhl? ?! 3 75 f>r Soot, 4 75
@t?forna?r In 8 tnlbeni de-rrliiiiooa tue iB?'k?> la IU'?
Tt-j alesarafLO bbls at 4 54?5 t - J tot old i icb I" for
im. MreM?ru,i San 2*"ii?.i1 In Rye Flour
the market it i eaiy Ht ei Sftfl bbia a' 1 lH
Export frcrr. Ul to 2-nh. st pi.1S50. 1 S
Wleni ?|.-tr.b "?.. l.-ft i ii ?K ?>.'?>
01 A IN-In Whni the mar? ft I? firm for Prim-, but <a -r
7r?i ea are e?st'-r Th-< ?*!ei n-r It.) Obuahnts Watt* Mt?hr
Igau al 112j ; 2,lC0^odamaged Qeue*?eat 110 aid 3 000 O
W r-ttt Virginia o>, prlvaie t-ttni Tvie aal-a ?r,-? fir
n ! !ng In Crru the m?rk"t I? firm and th? de-waid la
gcod T. e sab s are ]2,0n0or 1.5 (K'O nuabela ..t*5*S,5ic fi r
rued. t7 fur fair Round ThIIo?, 63 for damaged. Ryela
dull atid the n.srkei la heavy. Bales i 000 bUshala to arrive
al*2c 7or Bar ev the drm>tid U good 8al*? 9 VO built
ell Infei i.,r at 69373, (.art ui arrive. Tb? 1'nCJ on th- 'liar,
ket la foiK'ior Ou's are in drrna.d aLd ii m Sales North?
en. U? 14. Ji ran 4> -34i
Exj ortlfom lal to 2-ilbSept.1!S.50 L849
Wheat.busht-ta S.,n'I 2'2i>j
Corn.bushels 36 113 61665?
PROVISIONS?The market for P..rk Is ne-avy aid the
rVixsLd is tglt. The sab s are only In r ttlllou Ahmt
son bbla aold at 1" f2j? n 75firM?st 9 3i38 37t for Prime.
Tfce maritl it ?< n rw hat nonjltal Tu<-s-iica of B.ieif are
steady In liard the demar d Ig good and the m irket Is i'lff
Pan 35f bbia ?cd tea at 707} and 5 0 kegs al 7fc la Cut
Mea & ihtre I? no tale of importance
Export from Itl to 2J'.h Sept.ISIO 1849
Beef.b ila . I 444 i./rwi
Po.k.bids..3 929 S.W
Lard.k. gi .1,543 10 600
GROCERI ES?There la a good buat e?e.lotn? ihe mar?
ket la very full e-nert.lv. C. flee Is scircely so fi'in as be?
fore the rrcertlv arrived cargoet can e on ih? nvl?- The
? ?iei cl Ihree daya have been ai (a lo*s; S79 Ifda Ciay-d
C: la Moias et al Zir/I'tc; So tart do, 22; 60 Porto RI:o,
,'il; il5ra??j Manianl I? Svruo. rhot!/ for refialng pan
2e; f.O hb;? aid lei New Ibeila 3liii2 4mus; 266 hhdi
Cuba Musr&va^o, und 350 do Trinidad Cu ??, to arrive
c.batwue, or, lerme cot made public; I.600 hafs Brazil
CiflVr, part fr. m lero d lani?, at P'3>l??cj 55h Msrscst
br, JSj; MOOJavi. ! ? i r> 13. 600ro ilaiu.io-, l?{; 730 La
guayra, )l|?i9f: 50Janara il!; 80? P.'rlo Rico, 12| 4
and6moa;acd i'008t Domingo, Ii HU, cash; I350hbds
Coba Suiar. chttfly at6S6}c wlih ?ome at 7]; )3oNeiv.
Cil-ent, 6^@7j; 30 d ) Clar ried, 8; 4,200 boxaa Brown
Havaca moail, for rent.i'j^ i/i'j: a fow Whlie do ojt 4
rr..- ? ; 675 caika Du rh CtUabeJ, sjr/;ii;and ?odo nun I
I.:af. II fi ii t,i, or diicount fur caib" Tba ?lo k Ii re.
dtiCid lo (i W 0 hbdi a'd S.9C0 bx?.
fISH?Di) Cod aie In sood demand, and with Iljd'n. re
ci-loii p Icpi i ave an upward leiow.1. ; 2 7i 01] nuttli sold
at 2 5 6|?2 ?5, leaving but* small cargo ail lat, h?id ai
S'2 75. ftlai-kerelars in speculative feqaeat, acd qa -tattoin
of a 1 kinds ar- advanced:; we notice silsa (moslly to ar
rlvt.) of 1 71 Obbli Noa I and '2 at II liinll? and 9 12jS
9 25: and 650 bbll hew No. 3, 5 f7i ri ">on
NAX'AI, STORES?Are wllhoul materltil ciiange, the
Itork of Turret tiue ii ircrerulni;; aptrlia Turpentine Is
rather sndir giipwa'd. Common Renn la held higher.?
We Lolice ?*i s i f ll n hb's North Coutili (Beaufjrt) Tur.
remit eat 2 h" ?{;>' C8(i I? : Solrits Tnrpeatine, on t>ie ?lurf,
3.2321 ard I3c, cash ; 100 Common Resin. In io's I 21<?1 35,
for wiimliglen, aid 1 l t? I 25 f.?r No-in Count), in yard
and delivered; 1 510 w bite, >:r7375 p 23.. lb
HIDES?CootItue as lau uotic-u. tt.e sales being most
y cot fined to the supply nf liiime.iia'e wails Ws notice
11,600 Buems Ar reo 211b si 1 7..U do, 30 In, rejocllng
Bui,said damaaed, 15}; 1 SM Sm Jur.n, 19 lb UJj and
1 iin Bnears Ayes K'ps, 15* ir. mpnosed 15. all 4 mos.
OILS?Within a fortnight 9,i 00 bbia VV'ns'e huve beei
'sleti for home use hsrn sr d at ths Eastword al 51<?;31c?
the n arket Is lirm. Crnde Sperm h-s been In rei|uest of
late for expert, and pri ss are higher?3@400 bbls osv.ng
I ten tnken at New-Bi-d'ord for shipment at ih- ailvin.'i-a
pilce of 1 24 Llrnecd rontlnues d^preisei!; isles of Eng?
lish al 7irt7,;c. Cask Olive is steady at 96?9Sccash, a id
H iiio?; 50h bekls brought 270r?2 87t. 4 m.is In large Aid
small lots Ti e ih m beside Include j 000 gails Re 1 at I'j
2)43c; 3 000 do nnbleach?d r.nd bieached Hpeim. 12",*
1 tfi. 4,000 do grease Lard,45c, cash; 380 b ilt City and
Wi stern, at .56 fc r Summer, fc^i for Spring, ri.vr.7ri for SVIn;
ler, and S.rro galls bleached wiaer Whale 62 inn
SALT?Wo LOtlc- silrs of a car^o of Turk's Islands,
wl hin our rac.;e. three cf il. Msnir.o, iu p'iva e terms;
??0s?c:? Asm. c'? Liverpool Fine. $l,50i 2fP0do Oroucd
about 97} cents; 2'.7.; doThompsou JtSon's Fine, a n-<w
liistd, ahout Si,20,4 mos., acd 1,000 do new brand, on pri
vsif tei ms.
TEAR?T' e srrlval of threo c*rg ies bava In liced U.t
diipcslt'on to purchase f.-eeiy, aid ;be market, th >n^h firm,
It i|oipt?lfl 0 bf ch'sts Young Hyson sold at 31 S .>> .-ems;
IPO Canton made, 14; 3'!0 cliesli and bf r.bes:* Hyson Ssin
28342, 6 mos,
TOB ACCO?There Is a fair demai.d. and the market Is
pretty firm out Here Is lets doing. Tfce sales IncluieSO
Maiylaod, 5; ? few Ohio, 5; Havann. part 33rJ^0; Ciha.
' pBtt;2; in do at 19; 7 cases Florida, 2i>, usus.1 time: 343
! do Pt LtJ>lvai is BLd Connecitcut 8ssd tint oa prlvata
terns; aLrl .' 0 Laie? K?nlucxv Si9n:s b7J l> 10.1 lb ctsh
WHALEBONE?The market is very n.m and ?ve ad
varcaour qm Isticns lo 3fi cents for pr me North West
Cr ast and Booth Sea Bud ill for Polsr. Tho ssles hirsi ?? d
at Ihe raslward iht past fortnight rsncn 130,000IB.?say
?0000115. for consumption, fiO.OCO lb for >xport, and60000
Ih.cn speculation, bi 35 cents, and iip?BrJs, for Nor h
Wen Cesi! Rnd Ho. th He*: and :>7, and uparards, fPo
lar, Includlog a lot ol very superior, 3:i, c.is!i
By Telegraph
Markets., ..Nr.u- Orleans, Tjosday, Sept 21.
The s allb of COTTON on Monday wero ??u bales.
A' er ihe receipt of tie Pacific's news prices istner favor
id Abe buyers The merk-t wss ur.setiui Bacon Sloes
wtre in good demand, at i) d 5J Waiskv Is at 24]
Marbets....Milwaukee, Sept. 2.5.j3
Winter Wheat is quoted at 72-a>80o; Spring,
50?65Ci Cily Flour %\\ Country, S3 50,
Marketa....Buffalo, SepL 25.
The receipts sinoe oar kit hivo been?Floub',
2C(0bbls; Wheat. 13,000 busb; Corn cone The westher
beir ? 1' ri'en.eni he.e r-hecss operations In Floi r. Mi.thl
can is noo Insl Rt3-7.^^l. Not um.-a I q iry is made
tor Wheat. Bales have been 7 ti.o r.Ush atstc n-Ohio.
Corn is vo. v fun-; sales 7 500 ' usn on terms aol mention-sd
BmaU tranracilona In Prison Whisky aii7ic. Freights
Bre unchSDgtd.
ftaiirttele?iLBANy, Sept. 25
Past 24 liouis receipts have baen?Flour, 10.000
bbls: Wheat 4 500 bush. Corn, 4 ?00 huih; Barley 5.00n
btith. Tie FLOUR tnaitet Is t?tlor heavy, hut with.ml
cbsrpe In prices Corn is In fair reijiest, with snir's of
7,1 f0both at 63}" for Western Mn-d. In Btai.kv 9 ih'O
b th bave chan.ed hands st 67 i/c?c for Infeilor, and 75c for
got d lwo-rov*ed b.k! 76c foi f ur-towed. Oats are ita
ptoving, taies being 3,000 bush at 13c.
Kecrlptaj of Produce
By the North River Boats, Sent 25.?] 1,970
bbls floor. 20 do whisky, 118 do ashes, n 780 husbelacorn,
6,100 do wbr-at, 7,700 rye, 5,400 barley. S,?00 osls, 21 bead ol
cable, 76 live hogs, 29 pkgs butter, ?2, i6o lbs oil csae, .oo
bales wot I
MAHHIEP.
I'tiNHeugcre Sailed
,/vr Lirtrpjol?yir* IllHecka
l-y.Jr. KLTerrvand ladv, C I) Dord. M W fajett?, G P KUiott,
W A lar-rir. V K (Wdm;.. S C Cfaslnbars, P W Antwerp aad lldy.
Ja? H Shahan. MrCi.w. M Rn.?, M M.ir.ii.il, j It Karknurst. A
El..-?. W J I.?ral..,i . I. - .: w J I. Jon?. Uly and too, J W
Sprame, Mrs Davis, D H..;r,r. I) P Barne.S P:erce. TO Bums**,
Ja? McLane, LT Dowaiu? aid family, M D Brants, Mrs Cary ?ad
(bni-htcr. Mr? Bnrkmysr, E Cl?--elan.l and buly.Tbos g JafT?ff, T W
Spraraad lady, B H Vorbees. G H Hillanl, H C l>*i*. D H Wikox,
Jr.. H ElbotC F Ansnsoci. Mr? Chamo?r?. Henry Moorn. t C Uatton,
H J Robinson. M H Uessan.S Mow., Sarai Chapman. J Elias, Jtio 3
Habrrfhrnti. Cbs? Barel-, \V F Swar.. W Swift, J s Parry and lajy,
J K? bares. J M Marrion, Ja? VViDard. D C Wilton, Jao Haberaoo,
Mr-Tliorx.u, Mus Thomas. Mrs Lane. Misa Davidson Mrs Tates,
Miss Stewart, Mrs Lieut Watson, M CartaKtch, Mms Baesoo, Mrs
Antwerp G H Cooper. 1ST Storey, Mrs CUrk, H Moors and lady,
W K Pett?s, E H L?h?, Ker Boyce, Sam! Cbspmaa, rho? I) Pomst,
W Flis?, Wrr l ireoiiart. Jrrn Foley, ? Swill. K II D ekoy. M Simlb
snd ia.lv, E L Eecer.on. T W Ar-i Ir. Jno J.irk'oo, R.*t Park, A G
Paasensers Arrtvsd
UrSa, ti fro* Next-Ortearu-Mn GriiEr.?, Mrs TrumbuU?
he steara^s.
hi? C<utt!?in,/rjx Lheiyott?l P Qamian, E H Locker.
. . ? ia n./ri'm Brrm?t?M^? H Sasaany. H Hersacher,
'.. ere, S I -t-re, G F Sunk Floitei aad lady, W Laho, Mim I
M1NIATX-RZ ALMANAC.THIS DAY.
!r?-K..-e-. ' . ' M..? :.
HIGH WATER....SEPT. 3d.
8sa<ty Hook ...II 10s I Gnt. Man4...12 POa i Hall Gats.
TRIB?NE MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT Of WfW YORK.SEPT. ii
Cleared.
Steam-I. p Sew Tort, AeerJl.Saa Frane-jca. E Mintan.
Slips Y-. min.Pertrn. Li??rpool, Smith, Raakin II Cv Kessutli
Percy. Tarts Island. Ne-m.th ASoos.
Br hart lais, Milton, St John. SB.
Bnr? T. ;^-e. Vjipr, Manntiara. Brett 4 Vy?e; Liter S-^a- Ja-ae
k.d. Triniaad A-c. R W Trandy It Co; OeeeobL Lorinr Co'oaitea
Arbartua. Neelman. HaLfaj; Hard. Caso. Yaiinouti '
iibs Ho?ard, Ciuse, Africa. Caila, Bemsaa, Aatwuki J H Bn,rf
Rrbbm?, St Johns, NF; Vine. Kilby, Taramath, NST Halene GrifBn'
Caaiwatoat Howard, Baker. Boston: Wolcott, Beerv.do; EII*n 'Bastrae'
6k GenCl.uch. Berrv. PndarWpS.a; Ra!nbow, Williame" do- 4nr,'
Smith. Hawk ins. Baltimore; El.sab.ih Ann. Kmn? WaabiwtonSr
Sloops He!??. EH.?. New Bedbrth Harte,- SW-j, ?SEJ?
Barie Orb. Tipp. Phi'sde.tpba. , rro?iuea.e.
Steamer Ar.tirsrite, Manly. Phils-'elpliia.
Alee, . ^ yestefday. hnf? Camina. GunLil, Dobov Iatand- i u,-r
Bre?er, Olr.-y and 5e?lOC?. 1 ' Lm T?
Arrived.
Pari Pili .o-too?."?;! pa
i,ehi wtn.f* andralm*.
Ship AsblasJ, R,.e. L
Cr?in p,.?
r??.v
BMp Rajah J irk.,jn KVw I
?-b p Arme, Uwrtw? Ca
l-m* fleh*
Il?ik Kurl..{PrnMjPnl
.. r- tri R..n lay * I,?,n^t?n
B?rl Istitra Scotia. (Br) Co?
. ? r-. I l Cl St in Ith
Bark Lyra, henni*. Havana
V-.r-l* left before repotted;
HOI dav nehl
K.rk Co iaan.(Brr'; W?lfl
Tre 4. hs? MJ lijht w!
?d o?nu 0? Uki
Brijf Harriet, (of S?rth
lumrer tu Nr?n:ith A Sore
Hr f kV3 mn . Idd'im, T.i
Brie. Orinoco, (of Cherry
lun.brr t" J Or;* e.
Hrr .tielc?, (Nonn) t.ar
ckhotm 73
Biig Plar.
piis'ecgers
Brbra Commerce. Card, Pictoo lt ds.coal, t.> J Ti
?r ? riii? a. Il.ir.-rn. Seilvitas S4 Jay?. ?ii^ar, fcc.
Si r. Left b.-.rk Mars-!, f?r NYork ,tt ix,*, Iba o
port
Br* Henrietta, Webster, Havana 10 .1?. ?!.;\r. Jti
.f.b Ashland (ofBristol,M?)MiH?r, AmLajesi;
Foslrr * Nickersoa.
arh Morning Star, Plummer, Jacksonville, EF, 17 ds, iurnt?
Rockenbooeh.
Sil. Isabella; Abecam. Boston .1 ds, mdse to Tlayton .t Sora*.
Si i J uu. Harlter, .v,???d, NC, 6 it. naval ?toies to M Pi.u
S.b Ann Maria, Jones, Nrwbern, SC, 11 ds, naval stores to
?r to J
Dotier
, K 31
Sch Le Roy, Powell,
Sturgi*. Cleamian & pc
Seil Lucy Blake, Ha?
Stpanier Kenr.el.ee, F
BELOW?Brie Trem
8 AILED?Steamship
WIND?At sunrise >
. Thoimston 7 ds, 1
Br T*ie*rrapii.
York.
CHABLE
Hon an. M
su ,hc
PROVlD
M M ir, .. It
bom
put I
I p'l
Rivs
Williaui Tyson, Jm
Cur-on, Warren, It
i HARLESTON
i, Allen, Uos
liains, Kin<s
Irnure, Tno;
ten Bedford)
ei L Wirte,
?#Vf, Seilt jj
Kr\ West oiilOlh, and
lie arrived at Key Weal
it Kev W
ed. mid wi
SEWF
for Pbitad
Ball, SYo
T( ry.Pro
Ann Hem
Hamborg;
?lnp M H.>?es. which bud neen temporarily reload
.111^ on Ilia I7lb mst.
*</_Scha Raekabile. Po-t. Warebain
Dlmixters, oVc.
ii Portland) Tbnraton, from CarditTfor Baltii
as abandoned 1Mb lost, Caps Sable NW (JO i
crew
Ab.
II?
ol
was lasen oil at th<
balk was titkn wn.
Bsltimore, above i
Ship Aaean ., (.,1
ton, warf abandon,,!
liiiUal succession of violent
ing wtncli the eltip spruiu a
in ' ii lied carried away;
everything attarlied-had
?ras increasiog beyond tha
li?tre.?s to a ship unW our
ne.; -I e lay by >is all n -br,
landoning tha iinj,t we tiien
ivory appearance of an <tlier
and during tliat ni|;)it and
In II wa^ibbsedlo lay to
lilipmtes M
Oil WitilOUt
mlh io it
larle^tnn on
Tne olficeri
sd with the
a victim,
?ia, put into
k to Norfolk
California Veatcls Spoken, 6Vc.
KpolAen. <3to,
West,
Bostoi
Sepl
VaJp.
>!o)d,
lip Charlotte, from Calcutta Ma
Ihancelb, from Bombay April i9
At R,o Jacei.-o 13tii
ety blande, bnd bom.. . .
On Western On und, Jot) K
sett. 100 bb'-s sp oiL
At Fayal Aug IT, Moatreal, I
Uot ed.
of Mattapo
Foreign Forts.
t.hipr
Ri bt Patten, Punngtoa. for N"?w-York,doj
, Derereox, lor Liverpool do; St Peters. Trott, for Bristol E,
Uer, ;icc; bark Saooe, Sirjer.t, for Bostr.n, do:
nori, Psrtins.for New York, do; Hell
bn, do do; \ ietory, Clark, for Liverpcejl
Henr) Neu?
Sajonvii!-. Beed, dodo; H
coo, Adaoj. ?od GUrti.ee, ii
do, Pslroetto, BeO, f.r B.i
E; Sara-ir.ab. Lact, etc: S,
At R.o .4,.e:Tt, U\* 0 t. .tups Rabe..-!^. Wolfe, fm NYnrk. disc ' n
o her aii.o'.:.: ?a>? for Califorau; d?: LiVrtv, Law, fm do, arr itb.
SldAujI.bart Ou;ilord, Leslie. NYork tacotaer accouat ?ay? 3,1):
bng Water WiUb, Ecnii, ?Bittiriore 3d,.h;p 1'eacatore,(Fr) froiu
Havre 'nr San Krjneiaco?4th, barks Btit mor, LeBrm. Baiumore;
Brazil. I^wie. NOrWan-) San Francisco: Ivy Oreen. '.Br) do; brg
Vtieauea. P.clett, ;fm NYort) do?5tb, r,r;?Merturv.Reed,do??th,
birk.-Ro.s:,a.k.ta1etk)Nr0rt; Pbem, Masoa.do?oth, Ouyi, Hirl
tig, (fm NYork May 1?; for Ca'iforr.ia?1 lib, sbp Heary, Ciiii, (iroai
Boston April :t.r do, anil others as before reported.
Al?t Tl.orn?s3ept5, Oruj;? Su-ao. Hall, fm Ilemanra, seek.n? frt;
Eitra Lor^.. BaJ!i.;.ore,u..; ii.h Ceo M itobsoa, Lmfair. frn M??T?ira
'? AnOgna, do. i!d !?! bark ALbjma, Wall, fm NOriean* lor Caui'or
fofua; 4th,briei Wanderer, Moores, for Per*, au Pnare; Brothers.
H.tia*?y, Iii,ni Key; Radius, McOnith, Curacm; 'th, br-ffj Harriet,
Kerrj, Mara, ?ioo; Arte, ftornm
srr !,ere Irota Demaraia report
Dooehss, of BaHimcre, on the 1
briy f. r ,NY,,rk.,!,v
At P-lerroo Auj 51k
TtttpOt BerT, eo. jjd
; snja,
iterof bark
i proceed ,ii
I , \S .-.lerson, so; J J Hawtno?
-ii i;? man, tod 'nltsh OCA*
-tb Fe'ton, ElJr ^?.rio; Atna W.M,"
i . ? r s fork; Coemfat?, Wilh?,?
e. H tlrrt, Ho. Sid iMh, br? G'e?.
H I Turner, do. Tk.fr,>
ir ?? i.tMpjhJ,??,^^
ir 3d in?L Wind fresh from the g,^;
a. r lima*.
. St Pet^r
Nesnu*,,
l?t?;
Jtst,
3. *?
n and for PorUan.l. UB
Sid Itlli, br< KichjJ3
<fci,?rr 4th,
to load for
. l'a-npbal?,
Damestlo Porta?
, ALEXANDRIA, SeptW- Arr Br sett Windsor, Francs, VvittJ*,
ALBANY, Sept J4?Arr ?Ip Vintage, Boston. Cid sips Cunintrtef
knit E iza, Providence.
BOsTON, Sept it?Arr sli'p Cato. ll.nry, Calcutta; bark Or lino tk.
John. Kodturd, Havana; hr-.-s Hal 1st (Bri Me?il,er, Halifai; Xun
rel.lBr) Doty, Way month; Louisa A Sunalte. I BrJ Dousett, X&f'y
A mini ?. Poster, Fii.:"ajIu.-a'"Tt!.>..e. Smith, RooJont; n i.s FA^c,
Ke'tev, Philadelphia; Southerner,Studier,do; Ann. Steteos, dm JA
Appl.ton, Nickenon, New York. Volant, Jordan, Ellsworth; ll'tdtoa,
P.""tiai^"if.':ilr''T>. sctiil.'CoYk' 'VId'ah.^''V ^nwuth'it* "ctaf
w.-ll Livarpaol; Western Star, Kn.iwles.Sau Francisco. John Ituayaat,
(new, of this pert. 7? tuns! firm l>,er. Savannah: barks Ab.on. (Brj
Daly, St John NH; St Mary?. Milliken, Mobil-; brps Ato ne, TrML
Mart.lue; Win Pitt, Haft. Furtiin. islands,Bahamas! Tankt?,??.
.es II Small Pictoo; Chesspenk? (Br)Sanfonl,Wiad?on ?IramlTurk,
McClure, SeareporL llr tcba BuiinJary, Amen., Aryyla, Doa Gob,
Croscnp. ami Win H Pre-1 ce, Poiter. Annapolia] Win Walle?*, Bra
ton and Louisa Willard, Antony. Wilmot) Htnnetta, Tauah, Di^by
ArmiJe,Sm ti'. Barr niton; .1, Harvey, Freeman, Moatagooj Kots,
Aniero. ami Laura, D'Entremont Clare. Albatross, M rrs, Corawal.
lie; Mary. H.meon, Yant.outh.NS; Venture. WhslplM.St Joha,?Aj
schs Mercstor, Lelsnd rlo:Tbo. Fenner. Nickeruin, W,lmu*too,D?l
Hydrangea' Jorosi. XVoHt: K.?ins, Foster, do. Sid ship Talma; bn^t
.!?; ArentanwDds, Suosr.to,
?ins, .lo. 13d, arr hri* sink,
nila.leli.ln.il Arrmvei. , Pesel?,
ich Wut U Foster, Smith, 8
ip Goethe, llrenien, Brem bars.
Iron. Km do Janeiro; sch ffaj
1 Ceo Brown, Higgms, before
i on Monday evening by itmcs
r, Spear, NOrlsaas; brie. Mary,
Kawlmjrs, do; schs Mary Mas
tan, Charleston; W A Ferjn
ufrio, Charleston,
in, Colin a, and Token,??
b.ico. Colcor.l; Urava.Orcutt
S. ket, Rider; Baagor,Fuwlst
ler. Park: and Albert, Psn.il.;
Il*nry, Carter, do; German
ilral.h., FolMi.n.do: Marcel.
Carver, Now Bedford; North
iVm llei ry. Mi-Ciibb, do; Ash
t| Jenkins, BtbhMcs, Nltarent
, Lancaster, Port an Prince.
ship Julia Howard, Bulkier,
fork.
Its, Tuthill, and Jno E Smith,
MS] Newport. Sid sen Co
,! irr.ps John M Parlsr,
NVork. Win S Mount,Haas
>i bris, fin I'ictou.
i Albany, Dudley, Albany; seal
looker, NYoik; sip Meichaat,
ichs Pacific, Yatet, Pictuo for
iVaas, Philadelphia, and both
? hermaphrodite tries ire as.
Green, for Mobile,- hip
Schooners; came to harbor but
|iany with the fleet reported is
sador, Hernes, SYork; Pioa
?en, NY.irk; Cer?s,SmsI,dot
Uli. sell, M r I *
vi.i.iJor, Herr.ek, du; Piunssr,
Melntyre, Csstdanj n.il.tsr,
nr. |m ll.iltuu.ire for NYotk)
lie; Julapi, Chaplin, NYoik
'ilimngton for Hhiladelpina,'
i; ll'iena Vista, Clark, du fot
rl (W) f.irl.ily Point, want
Jao?, llent.'y, NYorit, Is
is, llryson, Bremen via lor
r St John,; brig lloyaitsi
ie?, hw for Newiinrt,a?l
it in for a harbor. Wealhsr
Dosier, fm Jju.es lbt?r for
Brat.ban.-, PVlaJsl
y llew.t, Usch, fastnie; 3
, l.awry, rBaneror) Patilios,
r Siiutli, Rich, I'loladelphia,
ntnees, Yates, Uan'or.
?tucket. Smith, NYork; ?1,
ni tlsriacton lor .In; J Lara
liibsoa, Boker, Albany; Bsll
nry, Wentwerth.liangnr ?
i. It'll, at (1-urje, Murphy,
I Webster, E tar Is, in.
en Iterry, SVavay, Boston;
CM ship Peter Marey.Samp
, l)icby,N3, for PorU
Nil, lur dot Reindeer,
tanchanl, Kattnonfoi
x, ThoinaatoD fsf Bos
.; Imperial, Itent. Bst>
ieamshlp Oeprey, Marshall,
verpnol; Arabella, Park ?f.is;
Wilkfna, Porto Cabello, bri^a
imasi Milton, Carty, Port hi.
Metafnc, Am*
l*ny Sale, Ho
?rrystone, Va; Coiii'ie.s, Prvsaey,
'Ip J M Parker, MaAon.AJbsaye-;
tou, Sid sein (Jifnnl, Hiwlisrl,
?ortUndj Safford, C irdsnasi Chal
ill, Philadelphia; Jerome, '.vilsri.
Lord, and Berry. Ho?. Ilcttasj
tins. Ssamsjl. St John Nil I'.rfn
John, Miles, Marina?forNfork;
ines; Curlew, Korns, E/ls.ortlt
?, Uavaoa; sch Hero, Liftfejohn,
ady of the Lake.Hines. Boston;
latelier, ilo; OrKSula, Wilsjn.Port
ships Virginia, Luff, Valpsraiso,.
rC?lcarta, u, aail IWltafen hsd
a'.n of sailing, but hail obtained
h, Eraser, lor China iith; Uop
.. toe ether with IMtunaeociud
ort, Wsr.lle, lor Valparaiso,tsw
IIa, Heanessey, for Panama 171).;
h Hooper, lor sale; briyt? Fort?.
a, Norton, bir Port.'anJ.l'^on),
se, fm Koeton', Feh II
? C Str.tton, Harn?, Pbila.lel[ihi?
;set Arey, Tbomaatoo. CM sch
iitll ,rr Vha Harriet, Crow?0,
Wmiral Rebards, Philadefclliat
?. Sweat. Baoior. CldBfbrira
M. Dousal. Ma.tla.,.1; scUsBAtt.
ler. u..ii,. Msrla. NieksnOa.R
.Ip Ca?l.
Hill, NVork; II lb, sch Bs
?:)it Jane, Norton, BostoSj
stratum, NYork; Graapsi.
a no Maria, Fanny, Aiasf
VBWV8KE f,AL'^iJH.7,1?BrRUCB-flT.?Ml
1> NABBAU.?7o Haw gbin Dealers, SingleQendstw*
families, Ac.?This Is one of tbe most perfect se4 <i?
si re esUbusbisenbt of ihe kinJ In this or any other eoosiry.
!t baa been erected al an raceuse of aboot four 'hoattt*
lollara, and combujesiba foiiowlutt advantacee:
1st? Peraens leavbi; tha city In baste ?n bavs tii?
si'jibes waabod and lron?d IT) a snparlor manner Is h^a
two to ihrbe boors lima.
2nd.?No niaterlai Is ated la ihe wtishlag uvf?ri*w
^nt pare olive oil sosa ti,i f,;ieit>l r.roici, .. ^. btxw*
?K.ihes are cot destrovsJ b/catrnl soaps, or f lit ?*'
tscgs so ezleoslviily advertised In the newspapers
*rd.?Geniieoiea'a si.ii a art. di>i.e ap e?)oai w o?w *S|nS
?n sale; gentlemen's cciiars Ironed in Troy styi?, lit"
solored yoau and penud.-ona eiriantJy lron*da'J-' ?MW**".
sent, (which s?Mo
4th ?CloU.es lost
S? ?.'>'?.?) will be promptly p'
Ma?Ciotbes wasbe.u ti u
?iiicb longer, simp!, becsos.
with frwn care, hat "r e.
araabars. is p*< knitted in corns
Stb?Lad.es drr44*ia. end a.'
an nzperlttuced Fiench Laut.!
^iolhet taken and d^llv^te
?pot? ?ed SU'.OS eSjy.n.. 's
All oitimn leB at the Ofece
ehe J*arny P^st. w'.'i ree?><v? t
t?ftf
j Vsiabliajhaviaci ma **?[
tbe) are not or 7 latwi?
;s drtig #<j gen* ?.' 1
n.-ar t??<m.
f,..e articles, are-^rrt")????
rskta.
' 'ret of ?*tr? t^irt*
las
., eroaf*
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iv..'.'? "
m THIHA-'
I 'UkeriUU-J*
rorr-plaial*3!*
, " Clerk of the. " ???.?*,??
?he Ol aar of S*!*?"!
e to the saJ eoinp-uoaj, ??
.tre-L ? ?i* W^iffi
rrK-e here-.l '^'-'"ZX
. action "i" '-'"? ifgSL
Jei eji with inttrest ssjw
ii'; opon S7IV> ffOSS 7th ssSfj
, !? ,', inr? awl upon iff
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