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VOL. XII. NO. -
Morison's Pill.

AR the Vegetable Hypean -
" Medicine Of the British SSailTe,l
Health, London, imported h. G ~
Taylor 6 I-2 Wall stree, So u. G.
sole agent in the us. for said : inJ
can be had of the following ne,.. Oo.F
cry packet sold in Vermont will Wills; !
ed in aOriting by PangLorn & r.; g
Jewellers Of Burlington, Vt, STAT 'I !.
also by The Sub-Agents selIing =
not so signed do not buythem. Fo,s
Ira Button, Brandon.
Hiram l.. Cheney, Rutland
J. Pine & Co., Fcty Point, Man,
Joel Day, Royalto0.
James Fl. Murdoch, Woodso.L
Andrew Dawson. South Hero
z. p. Walton & Sons, Monlna;..
Perry Marsh,
c. & J. w. Baxter, DERBY In.
s. E. Morse & S. Lyman, Cr,fs
Elijah Cleveland, Coventry
Sabin Kellam, Irasburgh.
Amasa Paine, Lowell.
Oils l. Kelton, Montgomery
o. A. Keith, Sheldon.
David Lyman. St. Adams.
Jno. Kelsey, Danville.
VIM. Pierce. Lyndon.
Jonas Flint. St. Johnsbury.
Foster Grow, Chelsea.
n. G. Goddard, Windsor.
Nj. s. Buckland, Bellows Falls
J. Steene. Bratlleboro'.
J. Hagar. Middlebury.
[ w. E. Greene, Vergennes.
]. w. Remington, Johnson.
Alfred Hartweil, KeeSville. NY
Rich'd Cotrill, Plattsburgh. nv.
Edmund Lyman, North Ferrisbrr.s
Jas. Hull. Orwell.
J. Frost & Co., Bridport.
G. F. & 3. Boyanton, Essex, ny
c. B. Hatch, Westport, n. Y.
Maynard Kiddrr, Moriah, Ny
Remember every packet of the gengi.
signed by Pangborn & Brinsmsii.
Dr.. GEO. TAYLOR, 6 I.2 VA.
Feb. p. US. Agea-
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WIS is to certify that have given
= my son Hiram e. Virgin, his time
uur'ng MS minority, and | shall claim
none OF his earnings nor pay any debrs
oi ms Contracting after this date.
CALVIN NJ. WRIGHT.
brandon, May l3, 1889. S4:3w
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A@OO4A@@<0
Just published the second rolume of The
Nelo- England Sabbath School Question
Book In the preparation OF this work,
great care has been taken to follow those
portions OF the sacred text which have
been selected for the lessons, withou, the
introduction of other subjects, or the dis
traction of the mind of the scholar, bv
frequent illusions to other parts of the sa-
cred writings-the design being to enable
him to form habits of close, accurate. and
thorough scriptural investigation.
The following are few of the MANY
notices of the lst volume, which have
been introduced into all The schools of the
denomination in this city, and generally
throughout the New-EngIand States and
elsewhere
We believe no book of the kind. Is
better calculated 10 lead the teacher and
ms class to correct, clear, simpIe and
harmonious knowledge OF the Bible
When necessary, the simple doctrines
have been brought out to the compreben-
sion 0! the child. The practical appIica-
tion oil these doctrines and precepts. mus,
follow from a judicious and faithful use of
the book. Hence the happiest results
may be expected. We cheerfully rec.
ommend the work to the churches. suner-
lniendents, and teachers of all our Sab.
bath schools; believing that its introduc-
ton will give new impulse to those WIN
study the Bible, and aid those who in
struct. We hope the author will not Law
aside his pen till we hear from him
again.'-Ch. Waterman.
u have bad the pleasure of perus;n,
TINS work Just from the press of the New
England S. S Union. 1t is a valuable
addition to the books already in use. In
some respects il is unlike any book Of The
kind within my acquaintance. II is do
cidedly superior. What [ regard as i,s
clief excellence is the direcfness and :,
dt0tduattty of the questions Il mar
perhaps be thought that the personai;,v -
the questions will intimidate, or prove re-.
pugnanr, but The reading of tbe book will
remove such areaection. The autbor's
happy tact to address the heart and con.
science, most powerfully, and not ofT,.oJ
Is mere manifest If those who use H..
book shall endeavor 10 catch his s,;r;,
ana am at The conversion of HE sonJ
while they pour light in upon the under
The result cannot bat be iovons ,
ZsOn's Adyocate. '0"S'
heartily approve the plan and execp.
llon OF the New-EngIand Sabbath School |
Question Book, and believe that is nSa
Will greatly Tighten the labor of The ,e,cS
e., and enhance The profit of The punil
IfOcard MGlcom. FNP'1.
Having carefully examined the New
England Sabbath School Question Root |
feel a greet satisfaction in recomncOS |
ng 1t as one of the best books Of ,bo I
Aind | have ever seen; and admirabIv
ioapled TO aid both teacher and pupil II
ne acquisition and application Of scrin
ure truth.-C. o. Kim6all.
3,,r rom letter from superintendent, in NJ.
ine N. +. 5. S Question Book IS bi@h
y approved among US. particularly for
ne opportunity it affords the teacher f. I
ladress his scholars personalIy-a nom,
Snlch we view TO be Of great Importance
Prlce 81 SO per dozen-Sl2 Der bnnJ
ca: depository, 70 Cornhill, Boston
Apr. I9. oI'e
H: S: WASHBURN. III
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This preparation, for pleasaniness. saiey.
petition, ease and certainty. stands uzntl
for the cure of this troublesome complsiai
SO rapid as well as certain in It's operation. 3
cure this disagreeable disorder most ease.
IN one hours application only!
1t does not contain the least particle Of
~. or other dangerous Ingredient, and rBgy \
Piled with perfect safety by pregnant FEM
TO children Ut the breast.
Price 81 l-2 cents a box, with ample
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Notice.

q "a ME Notes and Accounts OF lhs 9
Il scriber are left with Barzills z
venport, Esq, for immediate collc'lS
and all individuals indebted BY Me-
othrewise. can make payment VIII.
eost, ny calling and adjusting The SAP. .
or before the Isl Of July next; afer VIZ
p all delinqueRts 80 will be "WsiI'
INTO according TO established law AM r.
tom. Special contracts, only, eIesF'
NJ. w. BIRCHARp
Brandon, Nay IA, 1889.
/. On hand select LOT OF ~
- and Accounts Of some frlr
years stancing, which the persons G.
cerned can have al cost of common PR
rags. 34-3w M.w.S
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NHE subscriber has opened public
- house of entertainment, on the Tsm.
rsRANcE plan, in the centre of the town
o. onorehan, at the old stand, formerly
occupied by r. r. Hunsdon. His estab-
,lsnment on Cream Hill, on the old Bason
Haooi Road, is also continued on the same
pan. II is designed to give satisfaction
to those who call.
ISAAC ID. SWEAT.
Shoreham. May 8, 1889.
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A CERTAIN CURE FOR THE
ITCH.
w using

- OWEVER inveterste, il one hours q,
m eafion, and no danger fnUm taking
by using
Morning herald., 1839-08-27
II q N = N n - k8 n.
Rl~~Aav. Au~use OD-D p M

Wall street conttnu~ in very quiet stats Ihs 1e'" ~
stock exchange todayavs been SMALL prices have not a
ally changed, but still show downward tendency ~. Ass
T. aud Bk declised per cent; Kentucky bank per cen
Morris canal per The rate osterng mas moi
altered for the Liverpool packet Sddons, which sailed To-Day
for Liverpool But little done in bs and no specie went
out in her. medium Of exchange IN the shape oil
$500 bb -FOUR The different ports the Uuien continue
to exhibit accession Of specie At New Orleans the ar
rivals for three weeks ending the lSth reached Soo
and 5000 600 momentariy expected There was
an arrival at this place yesterday Of about SiOooo such
small are constantly coming in from South America
Under law will be found the decision Of the Court
Of CHANGER, against the East river ms Co, of
last.
Specie of banking credits under the present
ten Of finance. Its usefulness however, in well regulated
system Of exchanges would be- after filling the channels Of cir
culaon under dollars restricted to the settlement OF
beween section Of tho counry and another and
from country to another For this purpose its location
should be in the greatest amounts at those points which form
the financial centres Of the different circles OF trade
growing out of the different descriptions Of produce, and
manufactures, hch seek different markets for SALE Al each
centre thus formed sufficient specie requisite to settle
promptly the local balances which necessarily
greater less amounts after few months Of business The
proceeds all the produce which the basis Of this business
paid away principally for articles Of Importation from abroad
common centre for all these circles Of trade therefore
formed at the point where the greatest importaions
take place. and from which point should the mpertaons
ceed exports balance specie. The amount of
about OOO and the distribution at the different
points foows:-
Table Of the specie the different city banks and also in
the country banks Of which each city the CENTRE and the
Morning herald., 1839-08-27

On satur Law morning. oath instant, Martha, wife of Peter
Thomp.on aged 60 years and u months.
On FRIDAY 23d OF consumption, Sidney Yates eldest
son of BEN. Yates, aged 81 years.
ostse 10th instant Sarah Norris Of Bridgehampton, L.
in year OF her Her friends and numerous re
tiyet are 10 attend the funeral This afternoon 6ve
o'clock the residence Of her daughter Mrs. A. Concy
No. 135, Cherry street
At Brooklyn, Friday, 2sd nM Michael Coigan, after
short bat severe Illness.
AT Providence r. on the 2it Instant after short but
Illness Mr. David Tear, Of New York, formerly Of
the United States savy.
At Charleston of yellow fever the 9th inst Mr. Andrew
Fitzgerald aged 26 years native of the county Kilkenny Ire
land add a resident Uf New York.
In Peoria III Thursday the 9Th inst. Of Inflammation
of tn brau Me- Dale aged recently from the city
of New York.
At Houston Tevas about the middle OF July last, Vincent
de Camp, of the Mobile theatre
Morning herald., 1839-08-27

In the siddons for Lverpoo-Cap Charlie. Gordon e3d reg
A; Jane. Fletcher asd lady, of Liverpoo Joseph Nit
chei HAVANA; Ben Manuel. hosgurea Jharse affairs
niba Niosqucr. do; Don Joseph Mosqu rs do; DonJ
omery ecretaylof Segation, dow swase. Lied. Eng
land l. Carey. Army Miss Carey asd servant of Eng
land Hon Christopher Good, Mrs Good Good Of jamaica
villa williams, of Nisissippi; Nechellas or Caranna
Thona. Clark Street Of G.; Reknoids of New yotk
John D. Osborn Mrs Osborn Of New york janice Johnston
Of Scotland d. Joue of England; Melville Wilson Of Lon
don; H. Gordon, of South Carolina
Morning herald., 1839-08-27

Dy- government draft for SlO,OOO was recently
protected in Mobile. There is nothing strange Is
this, but what next !!
Morning herald., 1839-08-27

NrsLo's The elixir of life is coed humor, and
Barton infuses il wherever he appears. Go and see
him to light as Toby Tramp in the Mummy, one ot
the funniest characters in which he, the funniest Of
fsiIors, has yet appeared Comfortable Serrice,
another most diverting piece, in which he likewise
appears, assisted by Mrs. Maeder, will also be re-
peated. Go by all means, and get a new lease of
1;Cc
Morning herald., 1839-08-27

At Etzsbethtawn, ~ J Tuesday evening, by the Rev
Nicholas Murray, stepsen Aen Esq Of this city, TO Mrs
Caroline NJ. Ross, daughter OF Mr. Nathan hdalebrook de-
ceased.
AT Iamrtoaburg Orange op Thursday the 18th inst
Mr. Luther A. Pratt Publisher of the Coumb,as Sksseates
Onondaga co. snd formerly Of n. " to Miss Jane Dun.
ming, Of the fermer p ace.
Morning herald., 1839-08-27

0rs- Madame Celeste performed last evening al the
Chestnut Street Theatre, Philadelphia.
Morning herald., 1839-08-27

CERIOUs CAUTION 10 those in want Of the celebrated
~ Hunters Red Drop Be particular anasse that every bottle
has the written signature Of D. Levson Find Of No Dvi-
son, doors from Cathariue street.
With this c.uos Il Is your fault n you get cosster-
felt article Price 81 per wal which warranted to all aaa7
nYsrEPsIA AND shermaas Din.
~ Lozesees the emily eeotua remedy for these
prevalent complaints Reports made daily of effect.
ed through them, when every other remedy failed.
MRS. JONES OF ROCHESTER,, while in this city last
june uducsd TO box although she bad gveu all
hopes Of fading relief She had suffered from Dys
pspsia for nearly years. and time. bad Zee
life bur,hen besg able any thing without suffering
severely for three hours afterwards She redsee
in nesh and weak she could only msve about with great din
Guilty She well, flesh ha. returned, and she 10
hearty and blooming her youth days Three boxes Of
sherans Dinner LoreHges have done H. IL thev will
such eases, wha, will they not cure
ID ooKs OF HERALDRY-T BROWN, stone Seal
ID Engraer has removed 2s9 Broadway, opposite The
Park Coats Of Arms, C'es Cyphers Emblema SUBJECTS
SC engraved on stone dameuj amehys topaze crystals
Sc-bought - the rough Gu, to form Ladies Seal,
Pencil Cases sene, Rings. Sc engraved with Coats ef Arms
Crests, Motioes, or any ether device.
Goats opArns painted and forwarded to any part Of the
States.
Book. Of Heradry kept, with upwards Of GEO
Coats ef Arms found. au27 81
CARRIAGEs-The Subscribers are constantly receiving
~ from their mandatory New Haven, Carriages Of all
descriptions, which they offer to the public, the most "a
vorabe srms a. their Repository Nos 70 aud "a Canalst
Those whsg TO purchase will DO well TO call aud examine
Tor themselves before purchasing elsewhere
au27-1m' BREWSTER \ co.
WANTED.-A partner, with saoeo in a cash business
w already established, Of very profitable nature The
advertiser married and respectfully ced For
further particulars apply by note to H. d. ~ Park post Once
with real name aud residence sugT-sr
Two TExIAN Merchant. and others connected with the
young man or liberal education familiar with Bookkeeping
and the routine Of commission house, offers h.. services
any establishment where these advantages and devotion 10 his
employers interest would 5e appreciated
line to j. w &. at the office Of this paper viii have mme
date attention. Sul7 II
Morning herald., 1839-08-27

0c5- Lett, the murderer of Captain Usher mas
been captured on Grindston Island and given up 70
the authorities,
Morning herald., 1839-08-27

OJ- Seizures Of foreign goods have also been made
in Baltimore. On Friday about O,0Oo worth were
taken
Morning herald., 1839-08-27

NJ Two more seizures of smuggled goods were
made in Philadelphia on Saturday. Many more IN
that city and Baltimore will be made before this week
is out.
Morning herald., 1839-08-27

n- wallack is in Philadelphia playing at the Wal
nut Street Theatre.
Morning herald., 1839-08-27

Gy- The Rev. DAVID HALE raises wall yester-
day on the delnquences Of that pious eastern wise
man, the Reverend Warren Fay, and tells US a lens
story Of his former virtues, pety and prosperity No
doubt David has fellow feeling with his brother in
afiicton.
Morning herald., 1839-08-27
cattle Bamrkes.

rTNO HOUSE KEEPERs-Thc Subscriber has received per
recent arrivals Europe the foiowsg choice goods
Plated Ware, great variety Ivory handled Table Cutlery
Britannia and Silver Ware Steel Fire Irons Tea Trays NC
for sale IT reasonable prices the New York General Fur
nshing Warehouse, No. II Maiden Lane, near Broadway
au27 d. r.. DEbANAN'
rINHE GREAT WESrERN.-Th,s title may " very ar
prsprateiy applied 10 Wcbbs Improved Patent Burners
nasmuch as they Acknowledged by all who them to
duce more sant and economical light than lamp that
has yet becn introduced into this Great Western World
The proof Of which Is fully illustrated by the Of them
throughout this city and elsewhere For sale No i2s Broad
way opposite the Lafayette Bank aud =, No iO2 Bowcry.
ai.27.lm ". II. WEBB, Pateutes.
Morning herald., 1839-08-27
Cleared.

CIenfeOs
Ship Mary Ducdale fBr) somer Quebec; Dameron, (Fr)
Rdebon Guadsloupe; Three Sisters, DAM Levans hing
ston Jaw; Two Sisters, Harpre., Quebec; Two Emy. Bey
muda Castaliuan, Oakley, Banore; Patomae johnson,
Alexandria; sonh Carolina, Goederr Charleston; Trio,
Niekerson, Boston
Arrived.
Ship Marion, Parsons 54d. Grsenock, COAL &c, Taylor
Merrill "A passengers.
Ship Hayre, Mesowan IS ds I'm New Grean cotton, &c,
SHIP ichras Biddle ievre FIN Liverpool, mdu Tay
lor Merrill 1874 passengers -,
Ship Gondoa kenne is ds m HAVANA, with sugar. Hicks
Ship Ansou, Sinclair ds fm Charleston Gotten, Sc to g.
FIR ship Petit Louisa La Pantie 90 d. I'm Gondoon sugar,
bound to Havre, put in distress
sw ship Blixten, Asenden, FIN Gee 18th june iron &c
Bowman Johnson CO. Aug. l7th lat a. o. long o. spoke
Br bark Minerva I'm Londonderry for Philadelphia, with iso
passengers.
Ship Trenton, Bennett ds Savannah cotton, &c, john
son Lowden.
Ship Isaac Hicks Potter, so ds I'm Liverpool, mdn Macy
& Scr.
Norwegian bark Een-----60 ds fn Drammen Norway
mdz and passengers, d scmidt & Som
Br Bark East London Williams, 90 ds I'm Newcastle, coa
Brig Armidio, James 10 Sydney, coal, to order
Brig Hope Retrieve Farr Farr 81 d fm Marcaibo Coffee
Big Augusta Pomroy FIN Oporto wine, &c, Nesmth
& Leeds.
Brig Courier Phpp as d I'm Galveston Texas. hides,
b. brig John Delaney 80 d I'm Kingston Jan, wood, sc,
schr Expeditions Thetis 10 ds from jamaica ndz Ay
den.
Schr Tower, Barker ls ds FIN Curacao, coffee, &c,
Lewis
schr Lapwing Smith, IL ds fm Curacoa hides, &c q
Meacham.
to order.
Schr Robert Brnce, Sl 90 d I'm Richmond, with aour
Captain.
schr Leontine Dearborn ds FIN Richmond, -four, Allen
Paken.
Schr Victory Penhed ds fin Alexandria, -four Siarge
Chairman.
Schr Senator Hartshorp; Daniel Webster Jones; supers
Westcott.; Vienna, Miles, all Of Virginia, wood
Schr Unon Snow % d I'm Tobesco, ogwood, &c, Meyer
Hapeden
Morning herald., 1839-08-27

CAaIros HoUsE TO u LEr.-This sPlsndid %.
tablishnsnt ON the ridge Of Broadway, Is now snsred
to let-see advertisement in another coa"s' II this
house had bean open during the present season. It
vould have been fall during the whole summer. AT
mi. m.ment. the Astor House, American, City Ho-
tel. waverly Globe, Sons souc, can hardly hold all
that seek lodgings. Such busy season as the pre-
sent, among our hotels, was never known. They are
making money like water.
Morning herald., 1839-08-27

BATH HOUSE LUNt INLANU'
ylvN BROwN.--rroprietor ef the Bath House iniorrs
w III. friends and the numerous applicants that fev
families can now he accommodated With board At ths we
tnov,n Sea Bathing place. su23 81 =
Morning herald., 1839-08-27

IrOR SALE. Pair Of COACHIORsFs, years old
IL Bright Color, just IN from Vermont Inquire Al the
y Hotel, late Hollis, No. 40. au2f 81
Morning herald., 1839-08-27

A DOLPH BERNHElNERs large and well assorted re
N tail dry gods stock will be removed The first Of the
next month from 2s3 All Grand street nf Eldrdge
His customer. and the ades general respectfully invited
call a. In his they will fnd constantly French, Eng
lsb and sss goods of the latest arrivals also
general assori m staple GOOD Al The lowest prices
Mliaers and country merchants will ce supplied al whole
sale prices.
fss- Statesmen wanted aa2s 81.
Morning herald., 1839-08-27
A. PASTORS
HAIR OIL.

Or Compound Ess<ntinl Oil Of A1n0mds,
- For destroying dandrun and preventing the hair from
coming sut turning grey an nfable remedy against bald
and The public may rely II, that A. PASTORS CON
POUND OIL the whoesomes and best OIL for the hair
makes thick asa long, prevents m falling of urniue
grey and hair has begun to turn grey such sourhe
to the har that by IL will restore 10 its natural color
also prevents hair iron becoming shaded and n hair orea
shaded which great Disagreement young ladies' and n
used FOR short time will restore IL 10 natural color clear
e seu aad keep the head aud hair clean promotes
md whiskers liberal discount made to wholesale pursha
A. PASTOR,
165 Greenwich street. ".
Price 80 bottle. higsly perfuued. au2s m
Morning herald., 1839-08-27

Packets 80 Depart.
LONDON.
st. James, Sehor, Sept. !
Montreal, Grifhng, Sept. 10
LIVERPOOL.
Roscoe, Glover, Sept. 2
Sheffield, Allen, Sept. l3
Europe, Marshall, Sept. ]
.s1tve4
HArRE.
Francois lslThomPsou, Sept.l
Emerald, Orne, Sept. 9
s. de Grassc, Widerhold Sept 10
Morning herald., 1839-08-27

CoRoNER's sOrFIcE.-Monday. Inquests were held
who died of a sumner complaint, which probably
produced appoplexy..
William Bovey, Of No. 81 Montgomery Street,
who died Of hermorrage on the lungs.
On Andrew Murray, of Frankfort Market who
died of delirium tremens.
On John Henry Duval, cartman, who died in
fit at White Hall, brought on by the heat OF the
weather.
On sssan Lockwood, who disa from u. summer
complaint.
On Daniel Kilburne, a merchant from the State Of
New Jersey, who fell down dead, in in Washington
Market.
At Fort Columbus, Governors Island, on the body
of nm unknown man who went there to enlist, but
was rejected by the medical authorities asd shortly
afterwards found dead Verdict, deSth from the Wis
itation Of God.
Morning herald., 1839-08-27

nISEAsEs OF THE EYE-DR WHEELER With con.
IL fdence the public that there scarcely asy DIS
10 which that tender aud beautiful ergan, THE EVE Is
subject that dses yield his humane and successful mode
of treatment References given to the first families; aud sen
dance his Office - Greenwich street. the Battery from
sA. NJ until r. NJ after which he deyotes his time
door pati,nts. auS-3m,s
Morning herald., 1839-08-27
ships and brigs.
Sailed
Packet Ship Sddons, Palmer, Liverpool, and Others

Sailed
Packet Ship sddons Palmer, Liverpool, and Others
Hlemor nda.
At late St johns, b. the masts and rigging Of
the Compee Of Easport for New York, cut away to
the e,"l
THE FREscH PoRTs.-The Journal des Debais in art
Gle bill in the Chamber Of Deputies for the ad
of the French ports makes the following obser
vat,ons - 80,
the which have been introduced ats the ports Of
Great Britain At Marselles where commerce has greatly
extended itself the port . hall cnoked win mud AZ 'e
OF Gronde the making ravages, which must be
checked On other points, particularly Nantes md Cete,
the construction Of the ports IN ruins and basins and even
rivers with the nroads Of beach and sand
The opening Of ports also indispensable OF the forty
millions Of francs, demanded BY the present bill Mar
settles eight, which for the deepening OF the
harbour there want of water and for the building
Of spacious quay Havre is 10 have six millions, which are
TO be the of the Vaubar Basn and the
for steamers Of such dimensions
that large. Of the Transatlantic navigation may
enter is TO be twenty wide the opening
whsr.. the largest steamer IN England the British seen
only and hall width Bordeaux or rather
mse DURING hs war. of the empire. sate. could take
fuge which blocked up with sand, that large
sized trading vessels cannot find sufficient water 10 to have
seven millions the Of this port which has almost
trpes itself in years. requiring such outlay Rouen
which deficient in qaay to have woo francs thus
increased by funds be furnished by the localities Nantes
and Rouen are provide 5o0OOOf and Marsilles is not
mest Of the but also contrbnte the
improve while Nantes and Rouen each TO provide
600000r According to the BILL the remainder oil the grant
10 be thus distributed -
Calais a700eO0 La Rochelle, 3,oe0,0e0
Bouogne, l,2s0OO0 Rochfort. ooWs
Dieppe 100000 Port du Chateau, 90n00e
lie Crose. l,40O,so Brest 100000
Reden, 100000 ST Nauaire, 100000
spoken.
Comnaquid Sears fun Cuba far Swansea, cut 81 days, Aug
si--la, 81, lokS 76.
Was ship standing Aug is-la ~, 9, long
90, I0-A mistake.
beatcr, Al rander I'm Gee, for New York, August i
LAT. 43i.
Foreign Porss.
There American vessels at ST. Jago de Cuba, 10
days since. -
PoRr Az PscE, is days since-America Roberts, for
York, Id'g =
GurAm, r, IA days snce-coral, Beardsley, for New
York.
HAvAsA Aug l-Caledona. Manson, Liverpool, for New
York pext week.
oroRro 80 days sslngton, for Y, July Star,
Mitchell do n.
CunAcoA rs day. snce-Lapwing, for New York on the
eh isssni.
United states Ports.
PHL LAprLPHIa. Aug I5-Ar Westcott, Blue, Nf-eid
Nneta Raymond do; Msdei, Hammond, de; Meriee, nay
more do; Orb Wilson DO; Porpose, Smith. do.
RrcHnorp, Aug 23-sld John Endus, N Y.
SAVANNAH, Aug 71-Clinton Lyon, Y-sld Trenton,
shapter, do.