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This tavorite steamer left yesterday at 3oclock,
P, NJ. on her FIRST outward passage for the season.
She has full freight list, and carries out one hun
drcd and forty passengers abou, as many she can
accommodate


The following are the names of her passengers:


Andrew Mitchell lady, three children and servant; Jas
Stuart lady, three children ana servant; William Watson,
lady, three children and servant Mr. oppenhem, lady
children ard servants John wCodhSad lady and sen;
David Stewart and lad Edward Blackburn, lady, child
and servant; James Bell and lady; Mrs C Eaton, Miss
Delano 4 Rossi-e and servant, Dorr and servant
Large Louis Switzcr, Mellis, Cazet. William Tkomp
son, William c Rhinelander, Rhinelander Jr, L Ora.
per- Jr, Dias, William Whitehead, William Oakley
LegouS, MoAcrief Mitchell, William Lummis, G W Kru-
ger, James Taylor, Huntingdon John Frostc Wood
head. Becker, Joseph Danne; W Thomas Gilbert,
d \ Comstock, Francois jean Raye, Henry shaw, z C
Richards, II j Butterfc!c, William Il Coles. White l.
c Bliss + Grswoa. and Miss Waos-all of New. York
James Walton and lady, Garslee John Cooke George
Wood, James Wray, David Graham George McHenry, j
Ralon, Joseph William Bates, William Rudman, Pro-
essor John cresson, j G Ssz, Wm y Clarke, VIM Ra-
phae T Watssn. Samuel Ashury, " Parsons, John
Cook, Little, Henry Lewis, Jr, Charles Huses Of
Philadelphia. John Boyd, and Ross Campbell Batmore;
Benjamin Wainwright, Edward Wyman, 5 2 Grown. OF
Boston; Rev Young of Andoyer, Mass; Dunlap o,
Albany, Mrs Hutchinson. Amsterdam, Y James Wild.
Nathan Wi!d and Jonathan Stot, OF Einderhook Moor
head and John Wilson of Cincinnati William Douglass of
Wetumpka, and Edward Belts OF Huntsville, Ala ] J
Andrews of Memphis Tenn Humphrey Griffith of ndIan-
apoiis; Brown and Maddox Of Toronto; Rev Fred
erick William Miller and lady snd Fr derrick St-a;h Mil
jer, .: Chfpewa Dalrympie Crawford, lady and child
Danvle; Miss Ann Chalmers Adam Argo Wellington aud
Hope, Canada West; A Berihelot OF Mon;real RI
cardo Birmingham and Ramon inorga, of Havana; De-
lancour ofCuhs; Pcnard OF Mcxico Hugh WATSON W
Richardson, Henry Smith, Francis Bcsgs Caharine Ser
vice OF Ireland; Peters OF Liverpooi Cromwell OF
England; Alexander Muller OF Paris Charles Frickenhaus
Of Germany Joseph Mezer. lady and child, OF Florence
Geo Wood of Philadelphia; George Gray Of Ireland.


CoMMoN ScuooL STATE CONVENTION The State
Convention Of County and Town Superiplendenis
of Common Schools, assembled IN this village yes
terday.


James Henry, Jr. of Herkimer County, was
elected Presiden; of the Convention,


Only about half the Counties In the State were
represented IN The organization. Other delegates
aaye asfWed since lhen however, who together
WIN oiner persons feeling au interest in the objects
OF the Convention, and in a,.endnnce mon il make
large and taleAied assembly The Convention
meets IN the Congregational Church, and ,be even.
nSs during It's sttinss will be devoted 10 e,tnrss
and Addresses. iSyracuse Journal, wednesday


FROM KEY WEsr.-By the arrival of the hr;g 4, !
media, Capt. Rowland, we have papers from Kew
West to the 9th inst. The Gazette says:


Brig oaeco. of Tbomas,on. Capt. J. Smith, from New
Orleans, bound to NewYork. with cargo OF molasses
sugar and rum go, ashore the 26h inst at North Kew
Reefs stove deck load srd remained in great peril until
relieved by wreekers aud brought this por leaking and
otherwise injured.