The New York Herald Newspaper, August 22, 1848, Page 4

INTELLIGENCE BY Bacrmore, August 21, 1943. Pow old Ireand—Major Barnum and the Voltt gevrs—Birch and Turner, Petition—Theatricas &e The sons of Erin, in this sectien of the country, are dreadfully shocked and crest-fallen at the news from Ireland. When we read of the ac- counts of the house of widow McCormick being taken possession of, and a handful of police hold- ing one thousend men at bay, then comes to our mind the street fight of Monterey, where our brave boys routed their enemies by breaking holes through the walls, and driving them off the house- tops, Itaisevident that physical force 13 not the right doctrine of Ireland, and O’Connell was evi- dently well aware of this, when he imsisted on moral suasion as the only remedy for Irelan wrongs: m other words, Ireland can talk wel but she has got to learn how (o fight yet. Major Barnum, of City Hotel, yesterday treated the Voitigeurs, at their encampment, to a fine dinner, which the whole regiment k of with a gusto that 1 have never seen equalled. Jt was the first dinner of fresh meat y have tasted since they left Jalapa. It wil! « Shilo be ten days yet before they are paid of and discharged, and, considering that some ot them are at the very threshold of their homes, it is certainly very hard. Petitions are in circulation, praying the govern- ment to pardon Wm. 8. Birch and Richard J. Tar- ner, convicted some time since of defrauding the Mechamies’ Bank, of this city, of about $59,000. ‘They have each received ignatures of about one thousand citizens, but | doubt whether the government will heed them. They have both here- iofore held respectable positions in society, and one would almost suppose that they would have no destre to mingle again in our communi in conpinction with J R n establishment thi et binson, ope evening c: the Olympic Theatre, which hes beeu fitted up in Washington Hall. Mrs. Mossop and Mrs. Nichols are among the stock. Paraveumna, Aug. 21, 1343. A personal rencontre between two well known gentlemen, occurred this afternoon in front of the post office, which was fortunately interrupted by the police, though not before a number of blows were given and received. Both the combatants en before on Alderman and forced to give wer . security for their appearance at court. The quar- re! has been progressing for some time past— party having placarded the other one day last week, The Alderman will return the cases to at both gentlemen will | the court immediately, sot hive an early opportunity of obtaining justice. The pavé in front of the State House, 1s covered with cn-anxious crowd of politicians, to-day, ements for the meeting of the de- | conferees this afternoon. The formality making ar moecrat of msking the nominations of the hundreds candidates 1s gone through with. Next Monda comes the tug of war, when every candidate wi know for a certainty ;}how many friends he has, d what confidence he may hereafter, place wromises elicited from them. A tcketis said to have been already agreed upon, in a caucus of a eof a man who once before threw discord ot at shave a bad chance, as an exe d in Yelation to eaucus nomine ment has already been rai Nous verrens. ears old eet, died last Hie was bitten about eight weel —[From the St aT Can. 5 Tr Lours Republican, Aug. 14.J—The fine steamer Edward Bates was towed into port yesterday morning, by the Lucy Bertram, having collapsed two flues of her lsrboard boiler. at the head of West Port Chute, one mile below Homburg, lll. at 40’clock on the morning | of the 12th, She was on her way to Keokuk. ( apt. Johnson bad not long retired before the accident oc- red, She had been running under a pretty good ess of steam, but as she was at the time in shoal was going at a slackening rate. This is the repre- sentation of passengers in the cabin, some of whom were awake at the time ofthe explosion, ‘Two of the flues of the larboard boiler were collapsed, carrying every thing fore and aft. and dealing death to every One within the in‘tuence cf the steam, and of the mis- siles which were scattered on the lower deck. sThe destruction of life on the deck and among the crew »palling— numbering over twenty persons, and nding of about thirty others. We have been furnished with a list of the killed and wounded, so fur water. the engineer was letting off steam, and the bo: was the w asthe clerk of the bont, in the hurry and confusion on board at the time of her arrival, could make it out. “List of Deck Passengers Dead and Missing —Wm. Chamberlain, residence not known, destination Keo blown overboard ; Mr. White, res. do., dest. do, biown overboard ; Mr. Rarridon, res. do., de: blown overbourd; Mr, Haines, res. Pike county, M st. home, blown overboard; Mrs. Bowen and ne ew, res. Hamburg, lil, dest. home, blown ove: board; Mrs. Jobn Bowen and child, res. St. Lou: dest. Hamburg. died of wounds ; Mrs, Susan Bowen, do. do. ; Mrs. Mo., dest. home. died of wounds ; Master E: blown overboard. ck Passenzers Scatde?.—George Blackwell, resi- tly; T. B. ightly ; D. & meron, res. Ill, dest. not known, badly; Sam'l mpson, res. lll., dest. mot known, slightly ; Preston Lesper, residence Clarksville, Mo.. dest. not known, Le Roy Jenkins, tes. Ind., dest. not known, E. Morrison and wife, res. Ohio, dest. not As, do. do. res, Ill’, dest. not known, badly | Simpeon, res, Mo., dest, not known, slight! aster Bowen, res. Ill., dest. not known, badly ds, tes. Mo., dest. Knox Co, Mo, slightly; E. Hudson, res. {ll., dest. not known, badly; H. M. Sw. zy, res, lowa, dest. home, slightly; J. Righter and tri — res, Marion Co., dest. home, slightly. Po Quincey, blown overboard ; Andrew Hatfield, colored fireman, Ill, do; Eli Delany, first cook, St Louis, do.; George Matson. fireman. do. do; John Lemon, deck hand, do. Harry Johnson, do. do.; Wm, Parks. do. do.. C. W. Lyons, do. Quincy, do; —— ‘Holliday, do, do.; V Amnet, do., St Louis, died of wounds; Fred, (Frenchman.) cook, do. do.; isaac Dozier, deck hand, Ala. do. Four missing, names not known. Crew Scalde).—James Donahue, Ist Engineer Louis. slightly 2 Wells, deck-hand, St. Lou’ alight|y; Jobm Montague. deck hand, St, Louis, badly § wman, fireman. Ill., sl'ghtly; Samuel’ Fergu Louis, do.; Josep Morrison, da., Ill., do.; ws, do., St. Louis, do.; F. Turner, col firewan, do., slightly; John Swab, 4th cook, Ill, do binson, deck-band, Mo.. de Mortally Wounded—George Wail. colored fireman Louis; Samuel Dorsey, 2d cook, do Total killed 23; diito wounded 29 Died since the boat got into port, Mrs. Suzan Bow- en, Isaac Dozier. ‘The Edward Dates is a new boat, and great care was taken in the construction of her boilers anJ en- nes, Both tho firet and second engineers were on watch at the time. and Mr. Donahoe, the first engi- err, ia said to be an experienced and careful man in The boat between decks is uninjared; weil ag the passengers in it, entirely es: caped the effects of the explosion. The flues of the couapeed boiler were brought together by the power f the explosion as close as if they had been welded together. Aft of the boi! on the deck, e ecabia of the boat, and every attention paid to them y the officers cf the two boats. Some of the dead vite interred at Homburg, while the boat Jay at that rtly after the boat landed at wherf. As soon as it could be done, the Mayor, t d tbe removal of all ace. Others died sh ‘aisewortby alacrity, ord wounded. exeept two or three who went to ity Hospital. In the after attending physician, the ¥ Hospital had all been mfortable condition, with vounds of thore at reésed and they 0 prDspect of ¢ ROUT XTRAO! ¥ Dis. af ov Cour Tie GIRL. hb tH nuemen wer the suspension bridge ow Niagara F can side, on Fri ay evening, when about two Lundred yards from the cuada side, they heard s nvise like the falling of a vy body over the pr 6 above the dae, and immediately obserred a litte git! running the bridge She passed several men who weve stending in the vicinity, smd hastened to the ide of the bridge, where’ + der, or stairway, made by pins being driven into le, or log. placed in an upright position, and % from the lower side of the bridge some cighty orminety feet down recese under th, 's t m of the Iadder, she « ong the bide of the b * to the place from & descending a few step aise and carry some ot who had watohed her m u she arrived at the bot- ubed with inereared rpecd 1, under the overhanging ve whieh she bad started, be wns observed trying which the genclemen ts with increasing in- , soon became satisfied was a child thet hed *n over the precipice bey Iva ed to the end the bridge, and rent down some men who had not accident. The child, « little girl seven pf nee, was lashed to the back of one of rought uf, alive, although greatly in. ne or both of ite lege broken, und one probabl over led, is traly asto +" the child ¥ piewing, as ita fallen over ono hundred feet, peadionlarly, v anything to impede its pro- on the broken eter wiow. The coolness and atrepidity of the littin theps eaper.cleron pears OfPREE bister’o! the ho met. with the neo at, PW QL. witenlehing = hs felo Go ae Potice Nominatcom of Policemen. somewhat cvafused (of Camden) Harmer, Boston, 4 daya in bails, to anh Peteb, Syducy, CB, 18 days, with coal, to “Shae dua Mardin Babes, 5 dan ‘Sehr Gen Warren, snes hie cieeeteeasahienl the vacancies ocea- Fon) tae 6 ation preseat pants. this ease, two no! ate meets Sx. BAsame of- fice, and im auch cases, where the Jaen ate not unanimous, the appointment to fill such upon the Mayor, taere tect, after ‘the expiration of spe slaw toe that ef: fromthe day office the man to whom. in st Judgment, wi most fitted to fill the situation ; and should the one already ia office be one of the candi stands the best cl Echr Set Lise, Keaton, ‘Pho Sehr Grandee, Hull, Marbias, ‘Harkness Rainer, Philadel if ~or ‘competent, as Mayor prive the city of a good man. with two or tlree pon experience, for a green band. In the Ist ward, one of these splits has taken pl aptain W ley, the present oocupant, has re- ceived the F pprobatic and nomination of the Alder- dyrman, and some otber man is nominated by the As | Sistant, andthus the matter stands until the expira- 1b terminates on Friday next, him the appoint- ui Soutinpton, passed Sandy Sook at i jormann. Sou ook at i 2 ipsam, Setanta iets a perday, at ul PM.5) miles z= Sof the 9 steamship Hermaan, heuce f, get Tiree, wind €, wicha beayy #woil pi rhe’ Boe tion of twenty da: Loved, Galveston. when, no doubt, we Mayor will gi tain, Wiley is @ young man of ex: activity and integrity and has ever flied the office t to himselt and creditto the department. But Mr. Wily isa democrat, which is said to be the cause ofthe Laagreement petween the Aldermen — ‘This instance we are giad fo see, and hope atucerciy LL be followed by ot preowe ai —Wind, a6 San-nw, NE; Mocidian, NE; Sune, Heraid Marine corr PeraoenrHta, Al Wilkens, Albany; that the example wi possible, abolishing the miserable po: ti ee influence which aiready exists in the poli Id be, « at capable, of being a po- and if he is, appoint him irrespective of w weeks ago, the Alder- ing the nominations of police- ‘The Mayor, how- aot P. ‘Naniest snes Rainbow, Sosophins, Norcia ‘Sitanes ar matte Vaserr, Boa- Mica, Livorpook: bari Var. Prive, dao. Joba, P iurton, ly, S a mouth, Tea!, N Orleans; bi ‘ieree, beg | Mcntrose, Rola: ong 4 Ey c uthe 3d ward, a man died, thereby | men to be made by the Assistant. ever, a8 no provision was made by law in the case of refuses to appoint om nomination uatil the expiration of twenty days, whioh givea the Mayor the exclus' right to the appointment, Ch rd; Katahdin, Sell or the death of an re IL W Godtry, lremed, But how tar he will de- recommendations of the Assistant Al- n Robber.—William Par- kimson, one of th Poughkeepsie bank robbers, died om risen at Sing-Sing, from his maa was over 60 yeara age, and for many years Kept a picture frame and 2 store at No. 212 Willi C t and was concerned in the extensive robbery of +t, some 15 years ago, Honeyman alias James Smith, rison, Was the man whoet- and served aterm of tive gears for ‘On ‘bis liberation from prison, the nefa- carried on from year to year, and when no bank offered a good chance, a Smith would Bll up bis spare time by pleking pock with a man called y lata dorman, remains to be seen ewron, (new) Smith, intended toc J &: N Bri ore packets, has talea ber piace im tbe lime. 0 tons measurement, Sour Kaxpemyoon She bada pile d baving no ballast in, capsized and filled; crew saved, Theschr with the load, is likely to prove a total loss. — last im the State e prevailing epidemi for Belfast, suak near Sears- riyor va deck, which m street, near Joho the City Bank,in Wa! Br Scun which wae vpona ledge beiow Salem, waa the Par 4 i, NS. She j Shag of morniag of 13th, with of false kee}, am Lav retioleet Lubec, 13th inst, by MrErra Kaight ful bark of (tons. called the Zidon, bu and tn evory respect thorouguly finial Sie ie owued by Andrew Ring, Dag, to Notice to Mariners. DsPantnent oF STATE, Aug 13, 1343—Norioe ro Vesseta Tranine wirn Ci 3 ORD fected the robber, the best mater ss Rivo,—Mereuanta and yeaaels: engaged in trade with Cuba or (Porto Rico, are bereby informed, that the goverament °f thoee ture, rigidly enforoe the regulation, requiring e th in aterm in the State prison, who were ail convicted together oa bery of the Poughxeepsie son was owner of a pretty L ttle tarth situated at Wood- bridge, New Jersey, and within a few months past his f another husband. where she was while the old man was prison. He died kind of dysentery, from ish consul residing at the place from which accordingly advised not to neglect 4 yy subject taemselves to difficult ving our ports withous tho certisicave tus re qalreds Whatemen, ark Cadmus, Smith, from St He- Wife took to hers. rm in clover, | with the preva | which many have been suff | weeks; but we are happy to rn thatthe sickness is and those now in the hospital are reco- another convict, died it ‘sail s90n for Go: ‘Thomas Power the samo disease nary afternooa, 967 o'clooy, 2) or Chagles A Hannum, Doane owa, no inwacd bound poretgn Ports ais Fo Athens, aeee Cronatads to PBlacea et hal tasitee 23th, a, Haynes, Bordeaux; Mayo, Wyburg and Bareclona. Sti Governor Jones, Baltimore. vg {Arr Blatchard, Blanchard, Liverpool. Kowell, trom Sumatra, Aat- platy 8 trom t at $60, belonging to Wil ed the accused for a further Timpson commi Ais Companton.—One of the txican volunteers by the name of Peter Denoville, arrested yesterday by the polices, on a change of ing $40 in gold from John MeBriety, one of his itappears that these tworeturn New Yoro, by the associate volun A—Sid Sterling, 2—Sl4 Globe, Hiltert , Malaga. Exsixore, July 22—Arr Navtilua, Martin, from Riga for Bor- deaux; 23, Mazy Smith, Blanchard, from Havana for the Baltic; 24, Baltic, Allen, from Matanzas for Crousiadt; 25, Verona, Trou trom Laguna for Stettin. ‘ALMOUTH, July 38—Sid Pavy Sampson, (from Mobile,) Tou- Ion nba, July 9—Brig Harbinger, Browa, foe Boston, about G item.) July 16 eo ; : usieg Tid ar a) jack, Carlos, Frouch, for Gore; OA fe- Briety fell asleep ; and while e thus reposing, his friend, ile, eased hia pocket of thegoid. On McBriety waking up, and discovering his loss, he gaye notice to that effect, when one of the into the democratic ranks, and led to the rejection | § vorite candidate for the sheriffalty, and | finally to the election of a whig for that office, the | 1on of the conferees, but as it contains the | assengers stated that he e pocket of Me t s supposed, the money was stolen. Jus- locked the accused up for a further na 7 Carlin, of the 6th ward red trom a thiefa biacle silk lady's visitte. se, for which an ow Magness of the 6th ward poli Sooo, Brora, for Sumatra, abt Ist ton, yt ‘aly 298 300 | Benery Mi t; Eacex, 5 breil and procead to | Ba BURG, cc 23-Sld ‘Sia ul Tabasco via Cor nites Dome ovens fe Avant, Balbot. from Liver. ig beg Phi vides sia Joy len, Bri Neuvrras Aug &—Biigs Vancouver, Davis, ae MAS Ang S—Bulgs Vancouver, Davis, for NYoek: Row. On«xeve, July 27—Putia Suly 27,Oneco, Draw, fom Liver. oe ‘0, July 20—Barks% D, Basset, for NYork ver Robson, for Boston, 8 or 10 da: dd Fellow, Marsal, ar lsth, completed ber cargo, and ald {17th for N or, Augdi—Arr, schr Ha) by, ante and Bris Judge McLean's Opinion of Free Solt. cumavs, July 28, 1843 Gentlemen—I hava delayed an answer to cation of the 11th instant, that! might have time ‘This was due to you, to myself, PORT, Wales, July %- th, ate fe Nofiaaa for mature reflection. to the subject, and perhapa to the country. Agerored to consider the matter in aliits aspectsand T iting question of slavery exten- sion, im the judicial form it bas assumed by the act of the Senate, as it bears upon my position om the bench; of my name in the present canyass, and the jection of it by the Ohio delegates to the National 9 ion; the relation whieh Mr, V tains to the public sidered, andi am brought is the conclusion that Buffalo Convention as a I feel deeply and grate- the honor you have done me by the expression of sindness and confidence, in connection with that Raina” Forest, Sony 7th, 1 Buren main- deliberately con- C1 vd gobs Topacsaee, | Eeley aa Ketoben MraC King Apaaivlla, Forest, Boston ala a udrot, doy Olive Sjoerd and Cateten, Fe ‘ristis and Carleton, Pero; Morton, Providence since polo), Almira, Hingham Kargorter, Dennis, Pat Provident soles Eplan: Forest, Boston; 7th, bark St Joba Nin Teen inat, rlgadane At ‘ork, tia, Pino, qm ‘July i—Dac Keoka,, (0 before the | tags Miss Haa- he Presidency. aa ce 5 er upon the principles of the constitution, as they have been judicially settled, the free States, by moderation, vigilance and frmuess, may prevent the extension of slavery to the free territory lately annex- ed. Without the sanction of | exist in aterritory than @ man can breathe without yu not property where they ure not so by the municipal law. ‘The Legislature of a Terri- tory can exercise no power which is not conferred on With the highest pig) I —~— gratefully, your obedient servant, JOHN Jackson, for NYork, next at bet owains, Matancae, via Boston. p Balance, Johnso: w, slavery can mo more iy Rio Jangino, ad y 3 westa; burke. Heetoy; Keanyy fea aud fee N Yo more, Fay. fm and for Baltimore 18; WUD ¢ Wright. hc, 3, dodo days; Jackson, do for’ ee Peraamatrivo, arz 1th, or et ick, fm Pernambuco Montevideo, unc; brige act of Congress ee?) for Paldelpii ob ¥ keaaus, S ‘uli ‘ivan, my Soemee (are 9) for do une; Prince, for lag an tens Selina, Gray, fm Lisbe: im Wiimingon, NC. (ate ll) Go 2, fm m AEC for sale; tor do; 8 woil’a, Ranch, for “Aftioa: Doh ou fea, fm Baka, for sale; Mort's, 4 Sowea, (0 (or cur: ry Siri, Novting fa ee ue Dan brig ae Ornxgox. —The Oregon Spectat or, the substance of a talk} Governor Abernethy with the Indians. of the Governor's address was a demand for the sur- ofthe men who destroyed the Mission backed by strong assurances of the fi il to be administered yby the chiefs, eight in number, were fa yorable enough—all disclaiming any a murders aad expressing regret that they had been pe the value of their protestations seems been very great, judging from the intelli- gence contained in the following extracts — There ig reason pd apprehend that the Nez Perees ‘The feasting of the une; Carole x Macy, Hi Qvermann, Deupisoa, rong: C The Rcnasoee ads and two children, res. Knox co., 2 disk Adstins, re 5 York: Bth, i Fustitia, jarwood, Phils; Dan brig Apomad Pa ‘est Hetm:ne' laware, Ford, Havana; Belo, Guay, al ynnxa, Jone Sid ship Minstrel, Doane, from Manitta im Gon, June O— ( edgyina near, NBedford. Severs, Jone 17—Barns Osm ie United States er, from Conatanti- nope, ar Sth for Boston to walt for naw fruity Ardenses Samp: son, for NYork, (not Boston) ldg Sr Tuorras, An few days; Agnor, Vangel, res. Ill..dest. not known, | are about to § yuses by the Nea Perces tetrild can hardly be mis- interpreted. The Nez Perces are numerous, warlik and wealthy; as they go, go. The death of Fl 4—Barks Dus dOricans, Perking, for Brest, fatter, from NYork, wtg {t; Irom, Warner, disg; Cromycll, tor Baltimore, few days, schrs Con ortuit, Gti; Wm T Bryant, Dowdy, for Eliza- ¥ vip Waly 27 —Barka Belviders, soon, Sarali Boyd, Drammond, destination aot yet fixed, omy Am veut lay ald afew days before, bark Jno Caskis, Raynes, Ca! brig Geo F Williams, Paine, Malaga. Home Ports, oe brig Eliza Aca, Balt! 4 Ucig Edinburg, Saott, St Joh, NEY scha Dowditch, Jackson, NV ork. AL ranting eh ip St Petersbu | aes y of the neighboring tribes | 3a great loss to the whites ecent rally of the volunteers upon the call of the Governor shows a determination with the people to this war to_an honorable termination. This i Renae, for N¥ork, vory ‘and Dead of the @reve.—John Brown, colored acts feom a ietter beazing date at Fort Waters, ril 4, 1848, written by Josse ¢ are not in a very pleasant 150i number, and near! “Colonel Gilliam, with ‘the Ta here on the 20th ult. for the D look for tiem in a few days, and hope to see more men ith bi We look for the Indians to come on us oy say they will give us one more fight, We expect they will Perces, Walla Wal- adwallader, say—At | Argxasonsa, Ag oa of the men = Len, for supplies. Smbias Garr, Phila, “Sit Tict stat F Arno 3 Nashua; bark teay Campbell; 20th, briga Adza, aad Mary Bartiaone, Aug 20—Arr sche Metella, Patterson, Bath; Gardner, Providence; steamer Jower: an Eastera built bark and a Boston ship Krongrincessin yon Hanover, Mutler, = Justing, Johnsor, Demerara, All Sid bari Peake al oe m the country. ‘The Cayures, umber 1,200 las, Spokans, and f we moy expe, e. Weare preparing for an attack. We are kill- i think we canMefend o, or die inthe attempt. can, 6f the 12th, has ‘The acres of growing crops in ated to he double those of any former is admitted the crops look better now An abundant harvest Is ‘om the present crop—sufticient to sup- gration of 15,000 There was no news of importance, chea will all join ‘and fight us hand, New York, badly: T. MM. MeDonaid, reports off the f and drying it to-day. hin pe a market; bri (ateecht) Weight St St Johns, » de Inneire; brig J odd Bates, St Johns, NF. ii “Art French ship Htsorstes Fo , Walker, N B atigh Boston. In iat gs ‘beh, ox ¥. tk, Clarendon, Clay tthe west nds fim. cll CHARLESTON, Avy Cromby, Millstone on in any previcus year. ‘Tessier, Kin, ; Samoset igre her than that the Oregon regiment, under Colonel Lee, has fought another battle with the Indiane, in which no whites ied, but eeveral wounded—some mortally, it Colonel Lee and his gallant band were ged to retreat, for want of ammunition is oat Tie Bamber, Emeron, Ann B Holmes, Aibany. Mi —, Thomaston, Lamartine, Roed, NYork; 15th, nd ald 17th for Portland; ne oohr Maria, ‘Baltimore, wore Groncerows, 8C, A’ geld dis, brig ‘i Chore. Giles, Fingal Mors, ie Nandy Mills Taylor, York, hes ¢ ‘slate Be en, hiladolphie; ‘aieav, Aug iS—Sid img HT Aprleton, Bridges, Phi i LE, Ave12—Are Belgian brig Loucheiste, Cornelia, from Cid Vork Mary Melvi Copeland, Bichon; er howl: cn, ett, Gr A msone Abe ie Walpole, N MARITIME INTELLIGESOR SHIP NEWS NOTICE. Commanilern of vessels bogni ® favor upon us by having ports, intended for the Neo Fors Here ke byte Mediate delivery to our news steamer, td will board inward bound My sows in the vicinity of Sandy Hook. Those bound to other gn or domestic, will confer ory forwarding to the Jerald, through ‘wise, ship news or papers ‘that ext to the comm: punity. We will gladly reciprocate the -y thing n the range of the flues was swept away, and, apsrt rom the destruction of life, presents a@ most dismai ppesrance The wounded were at once placed in the i paroaia papere sade i he Meee Layton, Providence ational favor by or oth Vere Gaus: Leura, Carr, do, Picard, Jolson, Marwitles awyer, Belize, Honduras, WS sobre F Vinton, do, Below, sbip George Davis, for Vere ips and 1 bark, aames unknown, chins sony Tah paris Bir hia,’ Dockendoff, N York; 'T Street, Mee it Htarins, "Are 24D, abla, Gov Basis, Cutter, Vern i oF Pascoe, 'y Parker, Patheryon, Port of New Work, Anguat 22, 1949, enero Ciaiborne, Gates, do; ' Br be cans, ——, Vera Crux; 2 sche Eutauta, Davis, V , walt, Amsterdam, W% Yoale; Sattou, Ec ee atariad J RoWinson; Pot St Thomas, Rossel! & Bets al Jo Lindon; Gleaner, (Rr) Crowe (cits Mose, (Br) Salus, Bt Join, NY, Gas be, Hence, Demerara; Sea Mew, Hobart, Oharieston, é Tergen, Cole, Petersburg, J Hunter & Co; , Wilmington, NC. hile, Ano, bark Chas Devane,and trig Hoten, ar Ato os 7h fe inct, alin Orp* an, bark Se ah, NAnetonr Ave 17 Are sloop V Ih= Arr ochr Joeph But id nig Confidence, Warren, Dearce, Albany, 14 / Wood, PBivor for MOUTH, i hoe eee Tir Brotherw Alles, NYork. ». Aug i8—Arr bark Bornha beige Vincennes, Loring, Vt Slade! Sweets, Bangor for hia; Finencier, Mer. oT Arr reir Mary Farloy, Trerahaw, NYork: 1 fb, Philste/rbla tar Portancatn; eirs Yoreeieg, Jivervel M8: derome, (Be) Dighy, Alien, Stan, Phila sig This OSianter Tella old Ape Soyerton | THowAat ON, Aug Arrt Wiviams, Tondo and Portamovth, & Co, duly 31, Int fi Gee _—_ iene! a4 1¢ precipice, to s sort of fe Townsend, Kooms, NYors pool; eclir Julia Eliza, Voterson, lo _Arr brig Delia, Durkett, Charleston, Wannsn. Kl, Avg 18—Arr Louies, Pores Wasiinaron, NC, Ai io; Clatahoociee,’ Wihlame, NY er Hensten, doyeld 15th and 16h, schrs FG Wing, Pointey, wud jones, NYork, Returned 15th, brig Mosslis, — to ip tahiage Witaunator, Avg 18-—Arr rehire BS Powell, Pow aris, Williamede, iy roht Cordoli "v yo Nichola, Dre ton, of Pertemonth % oming & White Hh letters ita tho centre NU) Varsone. 1 ip Monternma, from boarded by the Liverpool for New Vor, wi Boy yeoterday at 444 PM, 30 1¢ Hook U htoke, Thomson Uaere, 13ch Joly. with mage, to ¢ Duly 26 Int 9 27, lon 84 47, baste reheat from Lecdon for Messing, 22 days out. 29ch, lat troke dup dean, Moran, (of Provideuce) from St 4 deys trom Blsiwore. Aug 2, lat 6215, lon 42 15, Poise mainte r4 aséave from Antwerp for New York, with Int 43, lon 48,10, spoke br 43 daya eth Ceais, bownd. ta Te 5 oo 00, FF paliigapeuie (com Grand . to BS Barstow & Co, ty Sma ecig Brey prens, (of Lialifny. it 25 7, a. 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