The New York Herald Newspaper, October 19, 1851, Page 2

NEWS BY TELEGRAPH, Examination of the Syracuse Rescuers. Avevan, Oot. iL. ‘THIRD Dax. Tgwas in error yesterday im stating that the four prisoners were under examination at the same time. ‘The prisoners’ counsel, D. D. Hillis, had applied for a separate examipation, which the Court granted The examination of Moses Summers was proceeded in first end lasted all day. ‘This morning the Court was called to order by Judge Coneblin. at 10 o'clock. General Lawrence, the District Attorney, infermed the Judge that his witnesses were not then present, but that they would errive in the haif- past ten o'clock train from Syracuse; end the further proceeding was postponed until that hour. maga’ Cobb, who had been arrested. but was too unwell to travel the first day, made his appearance this morning, ond his examination was also proceeded in. ‘The District Attorney then called the names of his witnesses. but very few answered to the call. Mr Law- rence then requested that a warrant be issued for Peter May, of Syracuse, who had been subpornaed, but did not ar. ‘The Judge decided to wait uatil the arrival of ‘ae want iat, and i Mr May then fails to anpear, he will grant the warrant and, furthermore, will deal with Bim as the law directs insuch cases. John W. Jones was then called on the stand. and an effidavit read to him, which he acknowledged to be his, He was cross-examined by Joho G. Forbes, associate counsel with Mr. Hillis, the latter being unwell, though able to be in ecurt. Peter Way, Deputy Sheriff, was examined. His affi- davit, which is quite lengthy, was read, aud affirmed by him. He does uot positively identify any of the prison- ers, but thinks @obb put out the lights. He was sub- Jected to ‘@ lengthy cross-examination. Messrs. Baker, a8 Mason, Police Justice House, Hepvry Shattock, Emery Ormesby, and Charles Woodruff were also cros-examined, Their testimony was not ‘very conelusive. except that of Charles Woodrutf, and bbe swears positively that Cobb F sal out the lights The defence bave brought ward no testimony, as bas examination into this case was continued througb- out to-day, and the court adjourned till 10 o'clock to- morrow. A number of witnesses arrived from Syracuse om the moon train, and Deputy Marshal Allen sls brought another prisoner, named Salmon from Granby, ate ho im custody, and will be required to enter to-morrow morning. ‘The court room was crowded, a large part of the audience Deing composed of the most prominent citizens of Syra- jase. Respite w Orcutt, Urica, October 17, 1851. ‘The execution of the sentence of Orcutt has been post. Pomed by the Governor. until the Sth of December next Whe Trial of J. NM. Thurston for Marder. Oweco, Oct. 17, 1851 ‘The trial of John Metcalf Thurston, for the murder of Apeon Lambertson, is progressing Justice Munson presiding. The evidence on the part of the prosecution sustained the opening of the Hon. Joshua A. Spencer ome of the counsel for the people. lu reply to the in- quiry of some one as to how he came to do such an act, the prisoner raid be could not help it, After the act wes done, Garrison Hall retained his position in the chair, and the prisoner stood by bim and held a candle in hie hand, while his mother held the bead of deaceased. ‘It wes announced by the counsel for the defense that their principal plea would be temporary insenity. The evidence in support of this tends to show that for a period ofabout seven years past, there has been a general de rangement of the mind of the prisoner, that be had pe- riode of depression in hi spirits, occurring once in about four or five weeks, and coutivuing from a day to a week —that he was regular in bis habits &c.; but was troubied with violent headaches and other disorders. which were claimed as indications f a diseased state of the nervous eystem. He marricd very happily. about three months Defore committing this act. aud went to Keeping nouse the Monday previous. ‘Mr. Benedict, superintendent and physician of the Utica Lunatic Arylom stat d that he first visited Thurs- ton ip bis ce\. im April last and conc«aled from him his referstoval character, and during a conversation of five ours, the prisomer gave indication: of an unsound mtnd, tending to dementia. tie considered the fact of the the care as indicative of tusanity The act was 4 extraordinary one. a ppears to have beem out sufficient provoca‘ion. and bis subsequent con- duct, together with various other circumstances led him tothe believe that the prisoner had been graduaily be coming unsound in his mind. and that it Was a case of fapuls.ve ix sanity. Professor Jobu M_ Butler, of the Insane I Hartford, Conn, agre:d with Dr. Benedict that soper must bare committed the actiaa ft of impulsive insanity, and that Lis mind i+, at this time tending to. wards dementia. goes Chazles Nichols, superintendent of the Asylum. New York. firet saw the prisoner ued en on Tuesday last. and agreed iu the opinions of Benedict and Dutier ‘These three medical gentlemen were questioned at great length, anc geve learned and lucit «xplanations on the subject and oft uni din the opiaion that the pri- poner Was inrane at the {lime of committing the act Or 8 H. Alien, of Oswego, also agreed in this opinion. evidence at 12 o'clock, wnd evidence this aftermvon re ‘A large number cf wituesses were called who had lepg known bim, and who stated they bad never ob- eerved anything peculiar about him. Some said he had been known to somewhat eccentric in his political and views Mr. Edward J. Johnson at one time heard him say that he would deem it less acrime to «boot s man than to vote for a slave holder or « liquor seller, He wasa viclent abolitionist, and carried bis views in that respect further than other men ‘The evidence on both sides cloredat OP. M..and the ecurt adjourned until to-morrow. ‘The prsover looks pale and feeble. He is young, tall and slender. and has ® pleasing expression and mocbing about him indicative of that ferocity which is generaily expected to be possessed by persons charged with sucha enue. The Vermont Whig State Convention. DELEGATES TO THE NATIONAL CONVENTION, ETC Mowtreacica, Oct. 17, 1861 ‘The Vermont Whig State Convention, which was very large, bas completed ite selection of delegates to the next National Cenvention. The subjoined are for the Brate at large — Delegates Substitutes Justice W. Morrill, Staford. 3 8. Breit Montpelier. Harry Bradley, Burlington. Clee! jarliagton. ‘The sppcintmente for the stint districts are as fol- Substitutes. ries, Brandon. Barrett. Woodstock. a The annexed resolution Was unanimously adopted wy the convention-— Resolved, as the sense of this convention, th stedinstiy abi ic Zz eS oft deo #08 forth in Jume ines, Nhat they neriain adios a4 to men, that will not cheerfully be ‘euceess of their cherished pies; and tat thie day selected to represses Vermont in the XN vention, will most ence; their Teepe by Fritntally end Ieetion of can bent candida! favor of the wile ot i the wale From the Far West. QREATY WITH THE INDIANS—CHOLERA ON THE UPPER MISSISSIPPI Sr. Lov, Oct. 17, 1851 Cot. Cowper and Maor Cliltom arrived at St. Louis to- Gay bringing letters from the treaty ground. The trea. tee with the reveral Indian tribes have been finally coo) tuded, and the presents distributed ty Colomel Mitchell, ‘who was to leave for the States on the evening of the wh Some little excitement was pro uced by the arrival of express from the trading posts on the 1 Missa advising Col. Mitchell of the p wvehense of the era among the Iudiane of that section A from the several tribes partic! i gaotaniieae ss ‘visit the President 0s Washlog on ted it th: understood, will sccompaay the (ommissioner t of rifles wore detache! sean ercort us a SCUR. TRLOS SUNK AT SKA—FINANCIAL MATTERS j Bowron, Oot. 17, 1861 ‘The captain and crew of the schooner Telos, bound from Philadelphia to this port, have arrived bere in the schooner Jack, from Baco, ie. The Telos was run Into by the brig Maraball Dutch, and with euch force as Go sink ber ins few m The crew very narrowly fencaped, by jumping om board are the brig. ‘i ms Detter eu om call Stocks were rather dull, sad eK lower Vermont Oentral Railroad sold onary Veteran—Jenny land, Borravo, October 17, U6. Pardon Peckham, & roldier of the revolution ninety. two year of age, wae kilied on the raiiroad track fiftesn 1 Yonterday. He could net get of the ead Was kiocked down ty ihe vm. any her farewell this evening, and starts fo morrow for Toronto The tickete rel! weil . Horrible Death—Insarance Company Fatiea, Lovievice, Ootober 17. 1861 ‘A member of the Mechanics’ Fire @ompany named bo ech. wae accidentally killed this morning while gotng toa fir® Le wae crushed between the engine and « tree, ‘Phuc turning @ corver > Goivebus (vbie) Lasurance Gompany bas ox- bide Very Interesting from the Seuth, THE ELECTION IN SOUTH CAROLINA FOR DELEGATES ‘TO THE SOUTH © N@RESS— UNIONISTS REJOIC- ING IN MISSISS: &e. Bacrimon®, Oct. 17, 1851. By to night's Southera mail we learn from South Caro- Mina, that more than three-fourths of the delegates elected to the Southern Congress are Union men. In Charins- te vote of 3,500 was wed, the largest ever kuown. Them = ticket im that city id. The Charleston Courier, which greatly deplore the sent aspect of affairs in that State.says :— We peedeanaly regret the result, being convinced that secession would be seatrne and peaceful 4 measure as say ordinary act of he Legislature, an that south Caro independent State, Sould have prosperity. far beyond saything here. that wo slaveholdiag Btate can to attain in the Union. ‘There is great rejoicing in Mississipp , Barbecues are holding, and tefore saieges, and @ reepecvability © over the Union 2 whole State is in oe tert —— ‘on ee Foote is addressing the people ¢ making a triumphal to bey a the Bate ” a ‘The Secretary of the Navy, in reply to a petition from the New Orleans Council, for a uavy yard at that por: replies that he thinks the service at the present time requires n0 additional yards. NEWS BY THE MAILS. Our Philadelphia Correspondence. Puiaverenia, October 17, 1351. The Official Count—Organization of Councils—The Art Union Prize Picture. The return Judges assembled this morning, and are | Row busily engaged in summing up the returns and | announcing the results cf the late election The guber- | natorial vote, in the whole city aud county, gives @ ma- jority for Johnston over Bigler, of 2,769, The natives threw away 980 votes for Cleaver. The count also shows that six democrats and five natives have been elected to the Assembly, by a majority ranging from two to three hundred, which will, however, not much alter the politi 41 complexion of the house. It will stand fifty-four democrats to forty-six opposition. It is, however, pro- bable that the native candidate for Senator, 8. G. Hamil- ton, is also elected over Washington J. Jackson, the democratic candidate, which will be a Loss. ‘There bas been an anxious crewd of politicians and | candidates collected all day io front of the State House, awaiting the result of the count ‘The new City Councils organized this morning. Mr. Yeager, the demccratic councilman from Upper Dela | ware, retains bis seat, being the oaly member of that | party that seems destined to tread the couacil chamber | im an official capscity. In Chestnut ward a tie has occurred between Messrs. Fisher & Whittle, and the contest has to be fought over agaia. Afver the appoint- ment of # joint committee to make arrangements to receive Kossuth, the committee adjourned to meet again on Thursday next. when Mayor Gilpin will com- mence his new term of offices Rothermil. the artist, of this city, has been selected by the Art-Union to peinta picture for the first prize. The subject chosen is Patrick Heary’s celebrated speech | in the Virginia House of Delegates, at the moment when his deaunciation of George the Third has roused his lis- teners to the height of excitement. James W. Craft wag, last night, robbed of $5,700, while in the ears coming to this city from Harrisburg. It mostly in Pittsburg bank notes. $2 060 being on the Mer- | chants’ and Manufacturers’ bank of that city. Our Baliimore Correspondence. Baxtimone, October 16, 1851. Much interest is manifested in the diplomatic circles at Washington. with regard to the expected arrrval of a special minister from Spain, to demand satistaction for the Cubs outrage Mr. Scoretary Graham and lady were at Lincolm, N.C., om Friday last. One of the Cuban prisoners, writing on board @ vessel about to start for Spain. says he thinks all the prisoners will returu home soon Returns from a‘ the counties in Georgia, except four, indicate Co>b’s election by a majority of least 18,000. The Washington Teegroph saya, the vacancy in the coneuiship at Havana, oecasionod by th? recall of Mr Owen, bas not yet been filled ‘The ship Ashland, at New Orleans, reports passing off Double-Headed Shot Keys, two Spanish steamers, with brigs of war in tow. steering North-east. Letters from Texas say the cotton crop will fall far short of last year's yield Marine Affairs. Sraamenies ror Evrors To-pay —Three steamships will depart from this city during to-day, for different European ports. viz:—The Washington, for Bremen, at | one o'clock; Humboldt, for Havre. at twelve o'clock, and | | the new screw steamship Pioneer, for Liverpool. at twelve o'clock Sreassme City or Pirrsnvac.—The splendid new teamehip City of Pittsburg was raised upon the sectional loek yesterday afternoon, thas affording those interest- ed in ship building a Sue opportunity of examining the model of the largest American screw steamer yet built she belongs to the Peonryivania Steamship Company, and will run between Philadelphia and Liverpool in conjunction with the City of Glasgow, and City of Man- | chester. The line is to be etill further Increased, by the addition of a fourth boat, to be called the City of Phila deiphia. The City of Pittsburg will leave Philadelphia 1m the 204 inet., for Liverpocl. Fistuve Trae or Distarct or Newavavront.— The Newburyport ie pubfishes a list of all the employed inthe fisheries from that port, the year, with the tonpage of each vessel, the many owners and the number of men employed in them. The number of vessels is 9 the aggregate amount is 6,012 and the valuation of the vessels, with their out‘its, may be set do $211,000. The Herold says:—"To make a fair remuneratiog business for the capital invest 4 the labor employed in this business. the catch ls average, ought to be equal in jue to the entire worth of th weasels and outfits.” * Sa xcnrs —A handsome clipper built bark was launch. ed at Wilmington, Del. on Tuseday last. She is as sharp as & wedge, and it is supposed will prove one of the fast- est sailersafioat. She is called the Peerless, and was built for « firm in this city. At Westerly, R. I., 14th inst. by Mr 8. Greeamann, a fine schooner of 70 tons. caliead the Sky Lark, intended for the Port Lavacca trad: At Wiscasset, Lith inst., by Mr. Morrell Hilton, a fine | schooner of about 190 tons, to be commanded by Capt. A fred Patterson. City Intelligence. Fatnen Matiew's Movements roa THe The reverend genteman will preach Church, Grand street on to morrow, and will the pledge after bigh mass and veapers; he will also at- tend that church every morning and evening durin; ext week. to accommodate the dense population of thi py Father Mathew witnessed 1 agg gee ai atthe Museum, yesterday, aod ¢: pressed tr thom f bis uoqualllcd edmiretion of the wate fective manner in which the thrilling incidents ied in that moral drama were portrayed. It will ther Mathew's friends to learn that Miss Sse. previous to her departure. Sized Wednesday even- ing. November btb, for his farewell benefit concert, when ‘8 musical treat of the highest order may Le anticipated Post Orrice Orenations.—We are indebted to Wm. V. Brady. Postmaster of this city, for thm following statistics of the ‘New York Post Office, for the quarter ending Sep tember 20 1851 — Received per Steamers, xr Ween — it. Mary's dminister tatters, Pe Latters Papers - aon mS: 102.558 shee 98.774 = 42.014 . yeaa 10756 45.830 0.190 Bremen “ ... 50207 13,875 55 O86 20.095 Califorpia Line 117 407 = 124.175 141123) 108,601 Private Bhips.. 21,308 6.000 — 677. 261.425 205 448 Grose amount. 066 874 papers. and 1 16) letters. to pet BR BN Hy 7,900,000 of letters have ton sent to this office from the dead lntter offic ton, 657 dead letters. containing property of as cold dust, bank bill. exchange drafts. ke sums, ranging from $1 to $1,000 » large portion of *bich bas been deitvered to the writers, der returned to Washington. eubject to proper ea Wor the rame q Prerl by the Poetmaster of this office, 5.100 letters om «Me! news and 3.01% official ten and dew od has incremer about reventy five per cent of all are The number of stamps sold at thie office ine, to the 30th September, was 1.475 665. Benrencr or Deaty on Michart. Movyry Commute. — Uarnley yerterday received from Gov Haat, commutation in the case of Michael Mulvey, sentenced to be executed on the 2i« of November, for marder ofe German, named Perkman by pond him. «few mopths ogo, in An oyster saloon corner of Orange aud ‘batbam ts, The Governor has, in this cay, com- muted the rentence from hanging to imprisonment im the State prison for lite Oo Mo Mr Deputy 8! riff Lown will convey the conviet to his long home, at tl Bing prison. z. é i Biawtine Oren Gare —Pour heary charges were fired against Pot Rock om Thursday, and | the roundings now found om the rock are no jest —_ | seventeen feet near low water Yesterda) charges were fired with great fuccess thrown up te the height of about fifty feet. aod assy the shape of acone. The sight was mest pleas: war witnomed by « gy acess or + were many shipowners tte a contract re quires that the rook shall be reduced twenty four feet below the low water mark. The operation of biasting rocks under water without drilling. bee pr wed beyond « doubt the possibility of removing all Y Sbetructions to the navigation of the river Mer awcrory Se » —Ooronor Geer, yesterday, war imjuest at No. 224 Variok street, on the body of Jowoph A. Divwer, formerly aldermen “= Fourth ward whe committed suioiée yesterday by taking & larg Prived him of ii y minutes The cir. COMPAL CER Ae a-certeined before the b inquest. showed that the deceased had been for come time pest laboring under believed, fro carn fre Re who deposed that he strangely, and was n state a ees and eaterday worning, between o'vivek, he was even tego a ‘stairs to'his seum, vemarking, as he went up be get some papers for his coua- rel. Mr Lateon. Al M minutes ofter, the dec was discovered in bia bed-room, fusensible, aad bresth- ing loudty, Physicians were immediately seat for. unt, in about fifteen mimmtes, Dr. Griswold, of No. 303 Hud: som street, was im attendance; but on his arcival, it too late, as the poison had done its facal work. ootor, om examination, feund the deceased pulse. leas, Some remedies were applied, but without ‘wifsct, as the extremities soon became cold, and life was ¢xtiact, A bottle was om a table by side, the bed , COM taini ® small quantity of prussic ssid, which is said to have boom po Oe full before his death, Dr. Lidell, of No. G0 Prince street, made @ post mortem examination of the body. and found, on opening the ca vity of the abdomen, a strong ¢filuvia of prussic acid; the stomach was much conges’e 1. and a very po#erful efflavia of pruasic acid discovered, exhibiting conclusively that death had been caused by the effects of the said acid. ‘The jury rendered the following verdict :~-* That the de- ceasad came to his death by taking an over dose of pras- tic sold, whi while lab oring under temporary insanity’ The deceased was a man ¢f strict in tearity, , and much respect- ed among his circle of friends acquaintances; he oceupied his position as one ef the city aldermen, from the Fourth ward. with credit to himself and honor to the city; and at the breaking out of the Mexican war, Alderman Divver neld the position of one of the officers in the National Guard of this city, bsequently re- ceived the appointment of First jieutenant in the United States Army of Dragoons, Third Regiment. Capt Dnif, company H But. on the company arriving ut Vera Cru‘, | Capt. Duff was taken with fever and died and Lieut. Divver took command, fought through the campaign. re- maining under command until the termiuatioa of the war, But, alas, like many other brave men who went | through the Mexican war, on returning back again to private life, » difficulty occurs im pecuniary matters, which in too many cases, we are sorry to relate, brings them to an early grave. ‘This appears to have been the case with the unfortunate Captain Divver. The deceased was about thirty. five years of age, native of New York, and has left an orphan child, a fine little girl. of about nine years of age, the mother having died a year or two a5. Latterly, Captain Divver was employed by Mr Robt. E. Rannitz, sculptor, situated in Broadway, as his busi- he National Guard, of w! the deceased was one of the officers, Sock cheesy <6 the Doan: and the funeral will be attended with all the military honors. Possibly, the funeral will take place on Sunday. Mutstany —The Lafayette Fusileers, Captain French, paraded esterday, and ettracted a fair share of admira- tion Inte ¢ different thoroughfares through which they parade, Supreme Court—Circult. Before Hon Judge Edwards. Ocr. 16—Peter Lonrey, of the Bank of Charleston, ws. the Lexington Fire Insurance Company —It appeared chat in the year 1848, @ schooner, called the “deneral Tayior, be- longing to Mr. Furniss, of this city, was lost on Brazos Island, that it had beem insured with the ent of the adant in this city, forthe sum of $2,000. ir. Furniss assigned this insutance to the plaintiff. Of thet sum $2808 was demanded and received by the sheriff, out of the company’s hands, but paid by them under protest. The assignee contends that he gave notice of his rights previous to the attachment, aad brings bis action against the company on the origiaal policy, contending that they had no right to pay the theriff. Verdict for the plaintiff pro. forma, subject to the opinion of the court. Ocr. 17 --Thomas Green vs. R. D. Browne —-This was an action to recover $120, together with interest, borrowed in 1849 from George T Green. and assigaed by him to other parties, who sold their interest in the debt to the present plaintiff The defence was that the moaoey was Obtained for gambling purposes, and that it was an illegal debt. Verdict for plaintiff, $158 32 Superior Court, Before Hon. Judge Campbell. Ocr. 17.—In the case of Clark vs. Sylvester, Mr. Brady, on part of of the defendant. moved to dismiss the com- plaint. Mr. Jordan opposed the motion, and the Court tefused to take the case from the jury. Counsel then summed up the case, which, it appears, grew out of a stock jobbing transaction in which Clark alleged that Sylvester had cheated him Mr. Jordan, in his address to the jury, said that he would not go out of the case to speak of Wall street brokers, but he would , that the Wall street Mock jobber does not feel it m yat all times to consalt the nice distinctions of conscience in his transactions. The Judge charged the jury, who rendered a verdict for the defendant. CITY TRADE REPORT. Farvav, Oct. 176 P. M. Assirs varied little, 70 bbls. fetebing $4 874; for pots, and $5 37); for pearls Bexswax continued dull. 600 Ibs. yellow were pur- chased at 264, Barapsr. ing found ash Flour remained brisk; 11,000 bbls. hav- at the advanee, including fi on we ut $4 o d extra Gene $4 68% 0 $5 75. Canadian abhmomits th ten teemed firm, there being 1,250 bbls. sold, at full ra Wheat moved to the extent of 4,500 bushels Ge white. part at 92c ; 6,000 Ohio do . at 87c.; 6,000 gan do., at S6c.; and 200 Southern do., at 85a 87c, about the previous figures bushels Rye brought and 1,600 bushels Burley 75a 8%c. Oats improved a itis, ranging from 24 to 40c. Corn appeared higher, the sales amounting to 32000 bushels uusound to prime mixed Western, ut 55 a 56 4c. ver did not vary much, 100 bags Java bringing 11 0.; 100 Laguayra, Se. and 200 flo, at 83, a Bice. Correk seemed active at 18}, a 2le. for old and new sheathing, and 163(¢ for English yellow metal Corros.—There has been # better feeling to-da the sales amount to 1,600 bales, et about one-elg) cent advance on yesterday's prices. Faricirre —Owing to the increased demand for vessols at the cotton ports of the South, and with an upward tendency in rates, there was # better feeliog here te-day and about 7,000 or 8,000 bbls. flour were eagaged for Liverpool at 8d., with some parcels of graia at 2';4. A few hundred bales of cotton were also taken at Syd. To London, the last engagements were at 13.91 for bbls and 20s. for cheese. ‘There was no alteration in freights to Havana, or to California Featiens—500 lbs. live geese changed pends, at 330 40¢ cash Fis.—There were 2.600 quintals Western Bank Cod were taken, at $275 a $ and 500 bbls; No.2 and 1 Mackerel at $7 25 a $9. Frvrr.--Sales were made of 602 boxes Malage raisins, at $295, 250 layers, at $2.25, 4 months; and 2) casks cur- Faate at te. ay was not plent 250 bales prime river sold at 60 a S8e., cash wads ofa Hives appeared inanimate; 2000 African changed | hands during the week at 14e.; 2.500 Buenos Ayre Tbs. at 1350 ; 3,000 Rio Grande, 22lbs., at 135.; Angustura, 20 Ibs., et 12'o ; 160 British slaughter, 47 Ibs , Te; and 1,600 alty do, €0 ibs., at 6o. Hors—About 20 bales new eastern and western found it 22e and B7e , cash. uled firm, with sales of 80 tons Scotch Pig at $421, ix months. Lravnen Q@ not seem very brisk, though the current trade was ofa solid character, entirely for cash, or the most undoubted paper. Prices remained firm, asfectors Peeerred retaining their supplies to submitting to the of fering rates. The article was sellin); so low,and so much under the cort of production, it was considered ® good means for investment at the present value of hides. The tanners were taking out but few of the latter, probably not over ome- their capacities just! await ing the impending tail ta r0 goods, © —1,0C0 barrels common Rockland were disposed “ee r 87 40. caah. av Srones. —2.000 barrels crude turpentine realized $3 nd 600 spirits 30),¢. a S80 ; but we heard of nothing rosin or tar. Oia —The operations comprised 5,000 gallons winter sperm at $1 90; 2.500 linseed at Tic. and 100 barrels #e- h whale at 46)50 ON THONS Pork: fell to $15 Ce ; for new mess, and $13 45; «$19 90 for new prime, at whic! up. Beef exhinited nochange, the barrels. at tous Lard wasinactive, 180 barrels only bringing 8\c.a9%,c. Ohio and State butter was in come at Go. 0 14e; amd fair to prime cheese at 6c a 6%e Rice continued unaltered. there having been 400 tierces = at $2 75a $5 ns —Bome 50,000 inferior Dutch were obtained at ee ro mes mottled castile were obtained at c., 4 months. a het mits Hales of 60 half. Cognac brandy were mee y Ab tag! 160 ey one tga son whis- 7 2140" cash; and “60 his drudge, at Ble Be aa tne trade bongh: ye oan le it 300 bhds. a to-day. at 4)ec.; 60 Porto Rico, at 470 @ 5 \e. 4 200 tees ye ats Ke, 064 ‘onaccO— was actively inquired for dui the week— within which 668 bhd+ Kentucky wer woe rehased, ghlety fer export it 80 a 10ie; A Virginia. at 2\e « ; 16 Maryland and Ohio, at 6c. a 6c ; 250 bales C pert at Ze: 100 Havana. part at 400. 28 Ken tucky steme, at $1 per 100 Ibs.; 32 cases Ohio seed leaf. at pe — Cox necticut, at 200 ; and 2 do. Florida. at —The business embraced 20 juarter casks Port. $1 25; 25 Lisbon red, and 26 sweet Malaga. ai “Woon —The airs bave been lcht. and only amount to 10.0% Ibs. super pulled at 20; 5.000 Ibs No, Ldo. do. ‘at 26e.; amd 15.000 Ibe common to half blood fleece, at Be e24e., cach. Foreign is extremely dull MARKETS ELSEWHERE, STOCK SALES The cotton market is etili poles reached 7 500 bales whiekey. The At Roskland, Mai cy t Roe! ine, October 15, by the Monorable Herman Stevens F. Honario BA. of the house of Fosdick & Co, New Orleans, La, to Mist Faanons Fustanets, Only daughter of Jeremiah Perry, Esq , of the et I. reday , October 14, at Tinie Dr Wairvright We, Brace Chursh by the ., of BheMad, and | | 5) Ex.ces Avavera, only fpr of Mr. John An toien Hew Sereny.'on the evening of October 15. by the Rev Wm H. Hornblower. Honace 0. Menor, of Brooklyn, L. 1, to Maxcaner O., of Joseph Smith Bea of Paterson, evening, October 16 by the Rev. Jno. M. . James Fexcusson, M.D., to Fannie, daughter Mace of Joel lin, Keq mea. Ou Thursday afternoon, Ootober 16, of consumption, Janz Keacy, aged 23 years. ‘The friends and scqusintances of the family ere re- epectfully invited to attend her funeral, oa lg rd mamas, st 3 o'clock, from her late residence, Bloom- dale road and seventy-fifth street. n October 17, Gronce Buscxnari, aged 2 years and 3 ws os youngest son of Elizabeth and John 0. Carter, e friends of the family are invited to attend the fu- neral, without further in ‘ion, from Trinity Chapel, Castleton, Staten Island, on Sunday, October 19, at 3 o'clock P.M. On Thureday, October 16, of a short but enerusiating illness, (eroupy Mary Jane. only daughter of Charles and Suran A Halstead, in the 4th year of her age. The relatives and gy of the Fam , also the mem- bers of Excelsior Lod; and A. Masons, and Orient Chapter, ‘0. 138, of R. A. Masons, are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday (to- morrow) morning, at 10 o'clock. from 44}, Broome street. On Friday morning, October 17, Jou Fiivr, only son of Wm. E in the 2d year of his age. ee eee tas 2% father, TrOW at o'clock AM. The friends of tie tamlly rs respectfully invited to attend. On October 17, Mrs. Many Jane Aremxco, in the 47th year of ber Her friends, and those cf the family, are requested to attend her funeral, from her late residence, 374 Broome street, on Sunday, October 19, at 2 o’clook P.M ‘At Willismsburg, L. I.. on Friday morning, Qotober 17, after a short illmess, Coapruia, wife of Wi Hender: son, and daughter cf Robert Gendar. ‘The friends of the family, and of her brothers-in-law, RM. Demill and John N. Wyckoff. are respectfully in- vited to attend her funeral, on Sunday, October 19, at 2 o'clock P.M., from her late reaidence, South Sixth Street: Ber remains will be taken to Greenwood for intorment. On Friday, October 17, after a lingering illness, Mr. Samvn Scorr, Sen, in the 74th year of his ag ‘The friends and relatives of the family, and those of bis nephew, James and Francis Foster, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, Oc tober 19, at half past 1 o'clock. from bis late residence, corner of Fourth avenue and Twenty-fourth street. is remains will be taken ts Greeawood Cemetery for inter- ment On Friday, October 17, after @ sbort illness, Joux Tucks, son of Moses Tucker, in the 25th year of his age. ‘His friends, and those of his father, are invited to at- tend the funeral, on- Sunday, October 19, at 2P.M., from his late residence, No 23 Amity atreet. On Friday morning, October 17, after a short illness, Wintiam Cony, in the 43¢ year of his age son of the late Bamuel Corp. ‘The friends cf the family are invited to attend his foueral, at Trinity Church, on Sunday efteraoon, at 6 o’eleck On October 17, Witiam Enwarn, son of John and Caroline Creighton, aged 6 years, 1 month and 9 days ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- terd his funeral, on Sunday afternoon. October 19, at 1 o’cleck. without further notice, from 03 Mamersley street On October 17, after @ severe illness, Juuia Mania, eldest daughter of James and Sarah Maria McChesney, aged 9 years. ‘The relatives and friends ef the family, also the mem- bers of Olive Branch Ledge, No. 31, 1.0. of 0 F., and Sylvan Grove, No 7,U. A. 0. D., are respectfully invited to attend ber funeral, from the residence of her parents Vanderbiit avenue, near Myrtie, Brooklyn, this day, (Sa- turday. October 18, at @ quarter-past 2 o'clock P. remains will be taken to Greenwood Suddenly, on Octover 17, Joseen A. Divver, Adjutant of the Beventh Regiment New York State Militia. and lnte First Lieutenant commanding E Troop, Third Regi- went U. S. Dragoons, aged 8 years, 11 months and 4 relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, on Sunday, October 19, at 1 o'clock, from 456 Broome street At bis residence, at Toulminville, near Mobile, on the morning of October 6, after a long and painful iliness, Major Revsex Cuannens. , ate of the U. 8. Army, much and justly regrettes New Taxa pape please cop; In ‘Peckskilt, on Wednesday morning, October 15, Sanrves. Hvestia, aged 64 years, a well known printer and bookreller in the city of New York. At Yorktown, Westehester, Sept. 15, Mr. Jesse Fow- Lex, @ soldier of the revolution, in the Yist year of ais nd Washington Intelligencer, age. ‘On 17th ultimo, Mr. James Cianx, printer, of Rich- mond, Va. MARIFINE INTELLIGEROB. Movements of the Uccan Steamers, Jewaves. Dara. Ton. amp ton. — 8....Now York. werpools Clearea. Fe pom 3 By Pioneer (new), pane Liverpool, Spofford, Steamship Humboldt, lavre, M Livingsto me. Lady Pee! (Br), Jonna, a John, NB, Barclay & Li- vingston F mde wie cA, B Gager. Ay asiy: s ‘Hicks. Apainchicnly JW W Elwoll. ip Trenton, Terry, 4 Antarctic, Ze: Bhip John alder ;~ o> ‘atheriz: Fopgeniges ( Sess Bark India (Brem), Buc! Bark Clara C Bell, King Bosto: Fete Abeons, ary . ateaone, St N - Molimes, Awindeor inkerman, Point Liabel, “Vas se hits gor peony ee ten beng owned Bhediac. Lege. Hisrward ee, Stanton & Thomp- tm |. © H Pierson. im Johnson & Louder. W Le on i ferns, changed er showing Pinte flag, with ered diamond int Vernon (of } Both), Whitemore, New Orleans, with mee, to away (Br), Wale, Pedtin, 41 ae Dallaat hagan & C pilin, Oct If, iat 40 3h Jen LY, ‘pone br brig trom Limerick for New York 4 Berk Ba Solen ot n), Baviner, Bremen, 51 days, in Dallas an ‘Bark Bolivar City, Sept tt athe yer ih, with Ey gaerih he orang 8c ori rere br msbuiee, Lined, «2 dap Ba Feterian (Br), “msouite, Lfmerisk, 42 days, in bale ba weather on ae illisme & Guion. NoglEpeet (Mer), Dab, io Janeiro, 08 days, with ° ritieh Ge B rt Moran, Js, ga Rte taton, So Beeeun OBrswny’ bes in; en cvark (Pigg from Port Rial Se be fer siete Sct bail Jader Inlerwvod Wild, vessel to 8 W Lewis. th Georgetown, 80, 4 days, with naval “ache Alesander aie venell (3 Sept M8, with eofies, to Maitland & ce Patina G mote spoke brig Maracail vt § aera te ry ag cer a Wost, EE Re'setot fee Wisticss hx ar, wo bure, Providence. See e Ee Te pool. On reday Geo F Patten, Stinson, Mobile: bg (ih Beatin, Pakagonia; bark Crome, Outarbrides, Bre Ww ‘The packed ship 7 Rich, for Mayr a Winkle, Lowber, for 1. have anc! Spit. Ocr 17—Wind ab NW, light and clear; at meridi- aa, do at eunset, vy ae ree ren Boars james, R — We, Orisen, ‘Boars Pratt, Shaw, Batavia. siaatton| and for NF ore Rey, woes BYorn, do, Ost do; Oot jannah Thurston, Davis, for oe rae ‘oare Be John, NB Nativicn de Maria. Tlarorinis Heperven, Sad Ovencla, “4 rponber Mat rapotese pa - te port atin Meedaions, Popken, York wi Liver root, Deby ‘Wheeler, King, St Ni Sot . Petty or: of tire iearies Pugwash; Underwriter, Shipley, NY Jas ek Chart Br) wiz eeks Gee Geo ers. , Seay. Be NOrleans; St Sow J Detonce, Kerr, Sa- ; Wm Pei bah. fandind Beidaore of Glaeg 0 Fusing i son, Ni ia. Bryer, N dita Greeavok, MoCucel wid 208 Albus, eer Su ont hnaai Santee 3 "Ward, Trot an john ‘Hanes nile dacks On tog Rebewen Be 7 erie Piece, bor ‘ ee Teoh fev ce ¢ Fever 4th, ow und, Tropic, tor Balti- Fe ao i mei a for NOricand; Ouward, for NYork; Ent inwards American Eagle, Bete jut ‘out Sth uli gy An day; ae 5S deme ‘Johns, NF; Oot 2, Oxenbridge, Taylor, N a read Sept 27—Arr Transito, Atau, Charleston fer setae Stam von Tobe the roads Alphonse, Reon Lebo- ‘an Francisco, 2—Arr Louiss Bliss, M" Callao, ae Gaulois. Bonnot, Woribana ie Sh, ee ok, Mens “alien Bor ance, N Fork. id ; Coverity). Sept 1—arr Ambrosius, DAM, Beek- Rorr Banta Cruz man, NYork. ia. pcimsre tues Lad, brine MBs emit sTeraent " . Haytis K i TF knox, Wilsington, NG; Florence, Philadelphia; sone Jat Porter, Seremiss Sobre President, FRi to Toad tor Norfolk; Arrived—Sobrs President, FRiver, to load for Nerfolk; itadelphia. Mary Ann, and Caroline, Philadelphia, 0 Arrived—Bark I Guayacone cos (Mex), bow Cleared—Bark Baileé—Brig Ir goed ignpneee achr Nathan Durfee, Alex! ed : . Bailed—Brig Ellen Hayden, Havan: EEE Aye Arrived—Schrs Albert Higgins, Norfolk; W Darling, Balti- more; Klinira Rogers, Albany, Porriamp, Oct 16. \—Sehre Effort, Aun Donman, and Delaware, New LL Kiyer. Oot 16 tor Philadelphia); Newport, Oct 16, Arr ‘York. Fressign Malls. aaiatter KY Par steamers Humboldt, for Havre via South- Washington, for Bi tom, urcay next, at 104 o'cleok, Also Deer, for Liverpool, a 0 bel. for Havana via Chatleston, at 38 o'clock. acme. See Maries od Rosacke, for B ries ond, ‘Tae Shove Letter Bace are also at Kenyon" ae Wau atree Sicraid Marine Corraspondsnee. PutLapenPuia, Oot 17—4 PX. Arrived—Brig Wm H Spear, Leary, Richmond; schre bad Miller, oston; Charles Bed. Also, per ah, Cleared. ip Jone H Olid Gov Briggs, Haltete, 01 Gro Mar: Aelia a Harore White, dor brigs “America, Treadweli Sat seohrs Hamte' a Willard. Portiand ie Miscellaneows. Suir Genznupe, from Havre for NOrlean telegraph to be ashore at the SWPass, with inher hold. Steamers wore taking out hei Brrr Fivt awn, 549 tot ilt at Portemouth, “NE, in 1844, has been purcissed at Baltimore for $13,000, Siar Pena, o' betore reported cond vana on the voyage from jeans for N York, wi expected would be gent ho: asent of Boston underwrite she would be sold by auction imm eld for this city in bark Lyra. Wrartxe Barx Gro Wasuincton, which sld from New Bedford avg 14; tor Indian Ooean, put bse anchored in Quick's Hele lth inst, having sprung ® leak; would return to NBedford. foun “CHARLES Avcusra,” of Cohasact, was ashore high and dry on the North sido of PElslaud, 4th inst, had about 69 bble mackerel. olan = 08, of Mt Desert, from Philads aa) a al. wasin contact 18th, abo reported by a feet water The crew eso ore pod by jumping on board the brig, saving none of their Cftecter and wore transterred about Spm tosour Jack, from Saco, and conveyed to Boston. Scun Forsst, Cole, from Savannah for Boston, whish put into Norfolk with crew siok, slipped another crew and sla for her destination l4th. Whaiemer. Arr at Provincetown 1th, brig e Howes, oe. N Atlantic Ocean, 100 bbls sp oil; 16th, sehr John m3, wm, 40, 1 do So—return consequence of Maid from Nantucket Lith, ship Spartan, Wyer, Edgartown, to complete Sitting for PC rr st Rdgartcwn 16th, (ae Barclay, Baker, POcoan for Nantuoket, 1000 bb's #p oil for Pacitio, Cold Spring At SBorbcr lish, « fare bark Al pee rd 16th, P Tah rt Ls 9 ord lath, ship barn 808 Ou (oew, of West 8), ol me Drayer, ant Barere. NP ie. (ld 15th, bark Robt Morriso: ‘orton, NPacific. Sid ship Robman, Queen, ‘Sid from fat NP Talmadg: Arctic Ou Mark ‘Alive, hite, do, (snd trom Guriner * Bay 1th). Arr in Simon's Bay Aur 17, Mar; Tasahosh ze put in for supp ol 19 iy _ mt manny ‘with all pi veviounly ante bbls (not 600, ae tatoa)—would er Wertten Ielende uit On do Pe M Two tay home, 800 about the Virrinian, Martin, (not Vi rton “ery ir Be hs Pa ie one wha few previous off Flores, which joey —bourd to St Mithatis ‘to recruit, and would be recruiting, 8 45 ep) boun ) bbl wh, w nator reported @ Avg 19, Ist 45 N. lon 44 43 W, BL Law hy, lat 38 46, e Filan Taber; Mattapoineta clea ders, do Oct 12th, lat 47°62, Ospray, N ‘cloas. jarclay, Nan, oil Rot reported. jpoken. Bhip Weshington, Paige, trom N¥ork for Liverpool, Sith ult, off Orme He irom Fhiladelphis for Boston, was sven léth it Fire Island 4 om from Cienfuegos (not as it, lat 41, lon 63. Ney, from Port Vendres for NYork, Sept 15, “gs rotrie Le Uaten irr a Providence for Baltimore, 16th from Providence for Philadel. eRSur Worcester, ‘Rhodes, phia, 16th inet, off Blook Islaad, Crry, Bopt 21—Brig Angoat obr E.eanor, Chase, (Vener), Gar: m sad for do; Atm vor Banta Honba,abs, Oct ¢—Bark Prospect, Dow from Ha- vanay lg ooprer ote foc 8 York. Gannrnat Oct Bigs Gardner 1 Weight, Rletyon, for rye tine. 3 fin Fee at from do disg. bark Sarsh ° erties 3 Siadionrgsora FEL sph Aivaresig ‘Campbell, NY ork. GimRarran, Sept 20—Brig Chateworth, J isbort, Bid’ Ivthe brig. Avon, Mera, Reeves, Madeira, and sld prov EZ, Tartehorn, for fb Sond PJ leans do; Shanunga, Pat wreeking (from 30—Shi: gists, tt ie. for N Genarvan't Sint 23—DBrig H Curtis, ein York te Cristo, ea Ly 3 just arr; >. Sehasen, for NYerk, uno; Emeline, Perry, for Nork tert Po_Shipe Geo Hurlbut, Wert, for NOrteane Franklin, for NYork 224 AVAWA, Oct 4—Cld ship Prentice, Woodbury, ot. In oth sne8 Buiter,‘ La bam, con- yey thea ie, and iiker a etry A ae cal , a ay te Housobeldt, for New 7a John A pe hg! ms Rest Seteciaass Oct (i-are echrTM maton Spencer, Ma- Sid Elisa Jane, Prcilidt licitan:‘ LON han veeete 7ii7, bes Fairy, Sheed, from Barbadocs Hania Bott 14 ns Sur Ble, Hiaasen, from aea| i a Sept I= Berks I Mg "ipants: » eat and loaded i: Sh working et . NYork, Old aiihrait (set Shae maar Tet Yoke poper) back Go: * i Bimess Bell, Bost tee sn tHe RXANDRIA, Ost nant) hip F Rawdo ALEXA steamrhip Freeman Rawdon, Riga cD a Sehr MM Jenkins, a N indel NVorks is belleved to hav hres Swen: nt av Prince, via till River, Ge, Yar oats atti apy in 90 ya Yor Faecal esren Lo a cid wrens ay 08, T f. Parhs Pees, a Rn Pe PVesive, ere ot tro backs aud yo in fe thrve beige. at sed saae toe tact SS a RALTIMORF, Oat Haven on; May Many B ousnen | ase peer ara verposk, Cort, Oct be ait (Br), Got, pee aie atone ee piatal rE EAE ce andrii 'YREDERICKSBURG ER, Oot 15—Arr Fo zg ay Sry ae Oct 10—Arr schre Geo Bugs, Boston; prov tolith, Viesnenser, Badins, doo Ghieeter Bet N¥ork, Std DINER, Oot Oot ll—Arr schr 01 ra, Burke, ar a= The Frotoh ‘ie Napoleon, (som rig Myrtle, Soom FS Ef. ages hoo oor this m ing the a cuuug wind trom She 30 fhe ange of wind to southeast hes csused several: Tessie to go to wea th 2, among which war: Shree darks and five brigs, all ooal ‘The Brisish brie Myr- tle, which came to harbor early shis mor remains, Tatton oxtecs rom, Enadclphia. e Ouse, 17th. 12 M—Bng Napoleon from Bo brig, and two henvoners, aimee vessel le came down and Déngeoded £0 touohing a6 RO gin sighs ou ae the Ca Cape, "s this writ ng wer fiacHia Oot ye ship Tear, Piercs, Boston, to load MINELBRIDUS, Oct 11814 bark Cubs, Biever, Mac to load for Point Petre; sobr Italian, Stro S e N Yorke apr BILE, Oct 8—Arr shit di Sto: ‘ortamouth, eal wig Kosing (auch vise te Orawisea, Bostsaun.” To pt SB iast, aa ‘Alleghany, Sharon, bark inion, schrs Oregon and Corah. com, Liverpeal; bark Warren, MeL OK, Oot 1S—Cid ship Sata Sao IN, Oot 15—Arr schrs Ci ‘Mulse O° tor ‘Philadelphia: Sisney Min 4 i coe ‘Norah Louisa, nard, do; sloop Thos W » Durie, Fail Riv orton al- NEWPORT, Oct 15—Arr sehcs RM Browning Lake, Phita- delphis; Provan Read, Freeman for Darian: Agewon, Basse, Waroham for NYork; buperv, avpley, Dizston for do; Sine Hand nckiey, do doy Roseine, Bee ¢ do. ker idecee tor mage FRE nesta tenn tor Essex, C: ver for do: Frant {4 Freetown ford ward, Wareham fu dein, sehr WB Darling, Gib, Tpalore for Prov: RakrvcKer, Got tart sloop Eleot, Whig, Albany. NEW BEDFORD, Oct 15—Arr ocure Del Norte, Stinson, Naseemond; Pearl ‘Aibany. Sid sober izabeth, re? niladelphia; ¢ Oscar Jonee, Kelley, NYork; Augusta, rovich, Rio Janei to sea on tl NYorl WeoRt bot lseaty sane 1shie Cr alleage, MsLaughe Pw, oe Gannet, Smith, N Oct 16—Arr 6 ay °Htoury. Cros llvop Lyvam Denton Sains, Meee, 6—In pore schr J.W Swain, fcwneend, from Phils. OWL: ‘tad."o. oot’ {i3—In port schr Onterio, Hidhett, from Rookland for NYork. PROVIDENCE, Oct 15—Are Fropstler Retzel Rogoes, N ing, Rice, ay, Towasend, ios Gesner. ——. qos York; schrs Mail, Grewal), bes del do; OL Bayles, Tooker, do; JW Ganay Wa L Dayton, hy Pacific, Howitt, dd Samuet Castner, ‘Culler jo; Nathan 8 C Tieebe, Rondo Taft, Lente Charleston. Sid, solution; Albormarte, Liuart, Pantego, ilac et is! ‘Paragon, Beker, Linnell, Albsoy: sloops Frederic Brown, Prop Oeceols, Mitt, NYork, irc below, Gaesinet, 8 Welsveo, for ao. ORTLAND, Oct 15—Arr ecbr R P Picts, Spear, N York. PUICADELPAIA, Oct 16--Arr soirs M Flemiag, Jodteoy, Providence: Lewis Ci@Pk, Vankirk, N York; ore, Bi Brows, New port; Wonternmsr Sauce, Norwich Od echre Wellan, Bs, parnon, Tan O'Connell, ais Binz a ap i Nore odtrey, Providen encon, Brows: hen saterus, Sith, wich; steamer Ry 5 AVANNAD. Getll Old brig brig Macon, Watkins, N Arr brize Brazilisa, Bray, sud C.tharine Nickele, Nickels, Philadelphia; schrs Atle: sta, Niokerson, NYork.' Ste 14th, seks Marty Maria, Switt, NVork; 150! hark Miquelon, Rio rise Heiiltoa, Gerlend, Lord, Para; coht Mavin Theresa,” Smail vis Charleston. Uld 14th, brig Frith Fugloburg, th, echr Forest, Cols, Boston ( oi Savag- Pasrenge: New Onis axe~ Steamshi ebt 1 Masks, A Bur rat’, Mr Stephena, HU Cu mple, Mire Mart! Semple, Cot Rott Sempic and ing. Mkts Smith and shild, We P Scott. © Cook, Mr. Peck, Thos Howard, Dr Belden, Mr Myers, Mrs Croger and 3 children, Dr Rot Robt Stewart,—Ii in steerage ps—Brig Cscevla—Mrs Bradshaw and 2 chil- Passengers Satien, New Rong ey te ehip Boutherner—Mea & lea 2 ehildren Ogden, Mre Chamberlain Rov J L woe Miss Duplantier, @ OTICE—SIESMSMIP ATLANTIC, PROM LIV! pool, is discharging, under generat iorder, this da; the fede of Canal streets’ Consigneen ‘will plesee nond thete permite on board, aud attend to the gooeipt a. thelr gods immediately. TEAMSHIP WASHINGTON, FOR BREME! ‘Pas- ers by this ship are requested to be on board at noom at the foot of Twellth street. East River, whense ‘ ail at one o'clock precisely. OR La hs Lae tige Beds Stare sonra atoumae STRAM- tat ship ATLNT! will depart, with the sea EDWAI OLLIRS & 0.56 Wail trea. The walt wg steamuhip PACIFIC will succeed the Atlantic, an@ _ LINE FO! Fassage, miter CO., 86 For RICHMOND, Lg yw Od ne —Sails Wednesday double engine eam cr or RICHMOND, yw ready to receive freight, and fare to Norfol Point and Richmon oF sad Clty to Te Norfolk an Soyo! wsTeLER'i & LORD, 103 Wall atroet, 4 Be | wh on ew compound Moe ships bot The City of tans we —- Lar ey ty} ious to fawe hing in taken int verday in the +4 ber of her bottom into ‘tle Geek eb asters nea ARD.—DR. A. TURN y AG ¢ ULL, (FROM LONDON,) AP anon py - ‘DR HEATH CURED ‘Thours ote nd, pene. You __mannoee Office, a M®< —DR. DEL tive Lostrument, the only deiaiivote from those deplorable infirmities reeul! emedy saute rhabite, ( a 109 wit Mee. De Segumee atresia tates’ “hese eom pl Tac Red wet D* te fee ate eM. v8 saiareah sacs inion wontd betormedy Be shee ress Wen bn Beet Cale D* wai 0. 1 MoT dinenave gaabien Bim ve curs wishes) perexty from three to Se. D' sor! ae 0. oth, win ts cake the Regt Gvestr hue over pred DDR Oo 18 = Ael= 4 fied to gracances ont Saree, Pita. he one dolla, hag Specific, bs Gi seas 8