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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-14

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CHEAP CASH TAILORING
EsTTtABs 81 IS Ann STREET, NEW YORK
EsS$s S$SE:: $:$$:;:: s:
The subscriber having selected choice assortment of
.si 3. and r.: ss :. VIE: r
:sss:s i. 90" Il. 's..'; isTsa q
.Hs a9Hk ar ahsM:Oe :.s: y
So.I. best
II the %o. p sss s from ny fac
eoaary one will skspcs dat
'tf .s sss;gf;. s'sIs: = ISIS
a No Boot eny are kep'-at ss and les are Boots and
Boots Shoe. package per dor.n above
DR. wHITTEMoRE, NJ. 10 Para place respee!iuly sn-
n1Gaess TO @ .nSs and The Euss that ne will r,se has
Ss. .,tS E; BE g, :; " the low
Fsr plugging dental cavity with gold, NsS
:. extracting Ts.ih,saeh, 50
wHr1TEMoRE hope. to r,e.i,. tn. patronage S SS hi.
HAVANA sEGARs-sso NJ Esperanra brand, very sape.
a. g 3, aS % Dc s Ssa %
entitled -. d''' fiGiB i SxNzASEpo Liberty
CARL KING, the we'll known celebrated HAT
Queen o EngI.Pd ,,.p.e.y inform; g, las, n: friends
fashionable asd eompei. o. silk velvet
Ss ne c
aud magnificent description The subscriber hsers himself
that all tn. goods will be found Of the best
as o1. and Of ckRL KSS GSs and III
Trunk BoARDs-aooo lbs. Boston Trunk Bosras, Tor
ole PERssE 4 BROOKS. 81 Liberty street
N ted vspor BATHS removed IS John TO ~
Broadway, opposite the City Hospital. Mrs. Carroll
the liberal support 10,
the last fifteen hopes by hsrassduty and attention
The Baths open frofs O'Clock in tn. morning till
o'clock AT and are used vita much sueeessn all sudden
s: ,.s s5olp &c ws,sh hy Afford
from TIE follewins eminent physicians Doe
i sss.a Sssn h2 B sSsS M9sss,a Ria,
eergh &c Nc sglpha, and Shower Baths can be had all
tnes Portable ys2r B.ii. Bathing Tubs, and Hip Baths
i'm syrupef sarsapars ssd Livsr~Or se fresh fro tn.
shshers mty
ToBAcco-a hid 'sDfriqt Mi;'gs Ios,see: toe .si,55
o9 p COLLINS NJ co s. south 81.
DSnNss cot Sa2YLSes sSs saS DAY S Shss
treet. ss
Mn AADAM, pa.,snrst b %, ,hip saratoga from Hs7r,
- requested K o of !. IL I;t ssss g s,s
SIOVE wANTED-wsnt.dto purchase sisigs frsntln
- WOOD stove, for which far priee wall pad. Apply
at 81 Liberty at. ola
RLEACHTNG fowDER---sO e.sLs Boyds celebrated
a. '''A''6 ''' pEgiR;ssnE Z BROOKS. 81 Lib.r,yn.
THOMAS e. SHARP.
! ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR 1T Law
R.f,r.so ). H. w...seary Si 1 & Co. ."h'
Jas n Voor,rees.
4. n GasPsr, I,.y Hotel ...
q ne ho'f E is; 'fbR3soKs. 81 Liberty street
.nvlsp "a, 90 r. =, -.
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SALT RHEUM. SALT RHEUM

CnL p,,r mn Il; scpo,r,I niNowoRM' Se.
DR ANpERsoNs Justly celebrated on.H ~; ' p, Us
IL cure Of Salt Rheup, Scrofus, or Kings hvh-, nms
worm Inamed Eyes Burns sealds Chiihias, scslah,sd
Erupiops Pimples in the Face scorhute uieer sns mee
rated This 10 the inv auabe o. al Ieme
dies to the public for no cas-. vas s,s
rsntes old ulcers liberated sore legs asn
Affections. To he had BY spSeauon
D boz ea-s''
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WORM LOZENGES

SHERMAs's WORN LoZENGys ar. IA. creates,
=, wore medicine In tn. would
Dr. CHUHChlLL has -s.d them over ny asses cured
sure. and Dds then 10 an ~
Mr.J. b. MONIES has used k.- IN Instantly with .prr.
sncesss and several Of hu friends great M
them. 80
Of ffs. asioned by
The Hon 3. B. BEARDsLEY thinks they hsv. saved IN.
life Of one ofhs children II had bees long t,s an
ard attended by the beet physicians rthout snv ,e.f
Has family doctor recommended shcruns Warm Ioyeag,.
s the only hopes he did So and hrosgh the blessing 81 1os
hs child w,lanother living sytds bs yo,de,
tu yutuss. Mr.. B. family ~ ould BE- without then
More han 5000 cer6estes ght be added OF their tr,
rrndsrf1l properties. 10y
sola e m, warshese ios Nassau street door .bov,
IAN sChathsn R9o BoFsry Bescter: Dodd'. eorr.,
BCpadSsyt and lac Fultca street BrsckIyn.
Wvfs alec be had sh.rRsn's Lot.nges forn.r,ou.
och. heart hurp. rqids. Ne 90
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ORRIS TOOTH PASTE,

OOTID w II u 49, n ~
cHERMAN's oRRTs TOOTH PASTE is admitted
cleans whep aud beaut6ss the teeth causes The tartar TO
a.k karJens gums eweeteRs the breath and prevents
the sb nom aching aud deeayng, warranted free rcr all
acid substances. reoommended By the Ne
deai EacItv Rev Dr. Easmobd and tsveral other clswy
men; Dr. a p. saith VI, Moore Esq Prof Bingham,
roi T. a Hanes Dr. O. Hunter and In act, every whe
has says decidedly the best article r ,sasine The
teeth and sweeenpg The bre, they ever ed sold 100
around each pot ar
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A CHALLENGE TO ALL THE ouAGK ,Thereis o
"A remedy the Fever and Ague than DR. Warbugs
Vegetable Fever Drops, originally prepared from Native
,t and neither Quuiae Ar enic IL in that composte
"a very or eompounder quacks and others wLo
nretend 10 Vernuge are herewith ehsengeo
he propetos orders care no pay ana " ior SAFE ~
the sols agent Cor the United States, at
ala cor. Pearl street.
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G7- J. TEASE h SONS Essence Of Hor.hosnd candy,
IS Division street all diseases OF the lungs leading 70
nsmptios See sdy.rtisem,ut eli
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CtNALk MJsauLa rlLf-.-a &c s..ss...J
wi-h Ma me Rssies Fe,asle Regulating flis have
ATTAINED tsy s.tonisig al 0f
r-so res clarity. stoPp-xe sc fran whatever cause
dse.d introduction within the last the
coanry only ssused BY their Eurupe. where
altogether used az the principal rsmse s?liss FIRST
introduced Madame Res ell Tn. celebrated Midwife
F.mae Physician. grandmsther of I've advertiser As thsy
composed of solely particular
under ancss TO sbstsn from
contained 10 the derti0ns enclosed
q bot Price ~. NJ t4zme Kestes signature 10
wrttsn "a IN. ofeach hos.
Fsr ss At ia Cherry street Cathsrine Grasd
eernsr N Alien Caaal Ftreets aad at MADAME RES
TELLS PRINCIPAL OFFICE, tfs Greenwich street,
Coariit, New Yers Dr.. John Caay. 2si Wsstmn.er
.
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NFlTS-FITS-Ths dr. eadfui dis
IN c l row. ease 10 positively cured by NrS-
w ISxoSX MOTT. the celebrated + mAH
Physician, Ils Spring street.
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VAP OR BAT HIS.

VA r q A i II =.
IT cARRoLL,s OLD EsTABLisHED MED!CA
- TED vAPOR BATHS removed from - John street
sroadway, opposite the City Hospal and row
visitors No has spared to Mt
make them acceptable both the ades and
department Mrs r. Z. hopes By her unweari-
of the patronage FL The
fseuty azd public which has been xteuaes to this establish
forth. fifteen the baths from
seeek till night. Also sulphur bsths
Portable baths Of the city
Rrsoyn ave minutes notice with baths
~ .e day, week, or month. nyM
NO. rs TFTPpovED STovEs-ror cDufenes, hAiis,
~ pxrlors, houses, steamboat
ship cabins every variety ready for delivery and
public respectfully invited the and pare
uiary Improvement reeey affixed thereto that be
piled o to lutte aud radiators, by
wash The hea which usually conveyed the chimney
her. littie pipe ued Is entirely retained IN the
fourth Of the fu. efect-d by the
For sale by sTKAITON SEYMOUR
Ina to III. Mott X Co.. No 2iz Water at
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.pRTVATE OISPENSAKY-

Dp De ANGELS formerly sprsetitioner OF medicine 10
~ rfhe hospitals at Naples and menber Of the medical
fcuy 0fthe city New YORK where he has been practising
ysfc iT continues TO be consulted at his
one, W IS ROBIN between Green~ieh St and West
Ero.fway. This estbli.he3t - attended for the pubic
good against all the decisions Of Enpr isms ia this impor
TAFT ranch Of practice In certain disease and rhepate
sdeetOs Dr. De Angels has been ulsy Successfully aud
the terrible effects Of those disorders have frequently
been cured b. him short Of without
fence the gateat DISTINCTIONS ehronc seetons pth
scsl Complaints ulcers the throat, eupoas u the skin
sfness OF the joints and pains IN the limbs general deoiry
with Of evils iro neglect
Improperly Of the most nsd,)us aades have Ev.s
way 20 rs oftrcssmea Amos, EerediDe nAnns{
Ms attributable ms we'll known
asdcal prepsraton ~hch. whilst they eradicate
of disease the smacIated patient to health and
vigor.
The most uneqivo "a. efsrenc. will b. tine Doctor
persons cf r.speetasty this city. oas I'm
uUARsENEss-shernau's Cayenne Ler,nees will
H and sore Thros soa tics N.sasust -as
%fUstC PAPER-So Of Ma.is for sale
VI by PERssE n BROOks,si Liberty at ~
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IOOO sovEREIGSs for sale at sssa piece, a,ssy
SORE NIPPLES.

1000 IBorrLts hs,. bees .old within few weeks Of
The etor dehss ths World 20 produce will
Prot Bingham, Dr. Pool several old erperencsd ~
ho have used o. referred SOLD Nassau
Ne" tors and tte Fulton y Braoklvu.
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XIyvU M0u0n(G urinary passages, ssnsbe cured
&.1494z- BY Mrs MOTT who has new
made the disease psreuls branch 81 her study o2s su
mr. CRUMBACKER's plLLs.-rhsse celebrated Tome
~ Anti spepc Pills possess that most invsuaele
combustion sihsre and TOME powers 20 d.s,ras,e y
digestive Of the stomach and bowels are re
eved ard they produce no sieknse ana ".
1ure restrictions az 20 diet or oecurson lhese
entirely free from mercury and Anew
boxes will GENERALLY be found sucien to eere the worst
of psa CORRECT scdty Of the somath remove hao'a
80 s,eL he artburn hauleney &c .
saie whoIsale aud retail ky y Fay gene agent
N,lna,,s d,g store iss Broadway tFrankm House)
New YORK NJ. Canal is2 Grand 81; and 100 FULTON ST
Price 50 cents ser hoS on
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CORNs-CORNs.-Personss afflicted with Corps N a.
" few minutes be permanently relieved from the pains they
OCCASION BY TO the undersgnsd Twenty yes
erience attended by Uniform sutress jushes la
Of certain 10 those Who place themsevt Under
his treatment.
Pasers adapted all other pairs Of the human body MY
also be obtained. Terms moderate.
BENZ. =, COOKE, Harmony Hall.
oi4ip- ~ Center street.
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HOUCK'S PANACEA COUNTER
FETTED.


A SENSE ofduty to myself as well as TO the pub
IA lie, induces to state that my Panacea has bee
countereited to considerable extent, and that larg
quantities of have been sold in New York, Philade
phia, and Pittsburg. The bottles containing the medi
cine well as the stereOyped bills which cover eac
bottle, has been neatly and closely copied by hos
engaged in countereiting lheH that is difficult 10 d.
tect Them and which indeed can alone be done by
critical examination. AS to the spurious Panacea, II
most wretched and delcierious compound, calcuIat
ed to do, il doubtless has done, great injury TO III
constitutions of those who may be so unfortunate {
it, II there be any thing within the range of huma
action more immoral or wicked than another, ii i
where an unprincpled being eopards the health an
lives of his fellow creatures, in the present instance
for filthy ucre, and palms upau them genuine medi
cine OF universal reputation for its sanave quality
most villanous counterfeit, whose constituent proper
ties instead of possessing the power of curing, tend ont
to deceive end blight the hopes ofthe invalid fnot per
mantnjly to destroy his health.
Having discovered the author and agents in this inn
rous fraud upon the public as well as upon my own in
erests and being Influenced by sincere desire to p
ns the aggression of the former, and throw the pand
ply of protection around the atter caused some week
since be instituted in the u. States Court fc
Philadelphia against the parties concerned in this Uef
rous affair; regular reports Of which when Gdjudcaed
will be published for the public normatOn and to war
the uprncpled against the danger ofdcpredating up0
the rghtof others, and of peril 1g human health.
nl2 ii JACOB HOUCK.
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NEW YORK.

PASSENGERS AT New YoRK.-The number
from foreign ports from the list of January to the
LIST of November, 1910, period of ten months,
is, as we learn from the Harbor Commissioners,
fifty-seven thousand nine hundred and ninety
SIX. In ore instance a complete community,
including the spiritual pastor and persons OF
all trades, arrived and are now settled upon the
banks of the Ohio.
The entire cost of the Croton Aqueduct will
be little short of 100000 The New York
ers will pay pretty well for pure water.
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MASSACHUSETTS

EASTERN RAIL-RoAD.-The Eastern Railroad,
saws the Boston Daily Advertiser, of the 10th,
was Yesterday opened fron Newburyport to
Portsmouth. The now run three times
daily from Boston to Portsmouth, leaving Bos-
tor at u o'clock in the morning, IL and o'clock
p. NJ The return trains leave Portsmouth at
IL, IL and 5. person visiting Portsmouth by
the morning train, may remain there an hour,
and arrive in Boston ON his return before II
making short stay in Portsmouth, he may &C
complish his return before six.
HIGH TIDE The tide rose unusually high
this morning, CTuesday,)-higher, it is said
than has been known for many years. 1t over
flowed Long, Central, and India wharves, and
Extended up nearly to Broad street. Several OF
the cellars at the lower part of LoHg wharf
were filled, and considerable damage was done
to the goods. In Custom House street, the
water extended far up towards Broad street.
Were it not that it might be considered political
we should be inclined to say that the tide coming
up to the very steps of the custom-house, at this
peculiar time, is emnous to.certain incumbents
in that building, of trip up celebrated stream
called Salt River; but as this is not political
paper, we think it best to say nothing about it
Boston Transcript
POPULATION OF BosToN.-The State CEN
sus takenin June last, represents the population
of the city to be sS,979; while the U. S. census
taken in Tune last, swelIs the whole number to
9S,4 ASP. The difference arises from the inmates
ofthe hospital; State Paupers. and sea1nen be-
ing omitted in the State census In ward 2,
the great resort of sailors, the U. S. enumera-
ton exceeds that of the State by S,457. In
consequence of neglecting to enumerate the
sea-faring men in Ward 2, the city loses four
Representatives for the next ten years.
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REPORT OF THE GRAND JURY.-Among other
wrongs and grievances stated as existing by the
Grand Inquest for the State OF Maryland, in their
report to the Judges of Baltimore city Court,
dated November Z, 1910, the following language
is used in regard to the removal of cases from the
jurisdiction of the court within which offences
are committed:
"The grand jury think they would not be
travelling cut of their province by adverting to
another law which they regard, from its general
character, as a very odious one; they now allude
to the law permitting parties charged with
having committed an offence within the Iurls-
diction of our court to have the trial removed to
| another court, upon filing affidavit that they
do not believe they could have justice done them
by the court within whose jurisdiction the of
fence is alleged to have been committed. The
Jury are impressed with the opinion that in some
instances in which such aflidavits are made,
wilul perjury is committed by the party making
them. The affidavits arc made, we believe,
more from hope that the attendance of the
prosecuting witnesses cannot be procured at the
court to which their trials may have been re-
moved, than from belief that injustice will be
done them, and we regret to say that in many
instances their hopes have been fully realized.
Another objection to the law referred 10 is the
enormity of the expense the city incurs annually
by the removal of such suits, without producing
any benefit. We therefore hope that effort
will be made, when the Legislature next meets,
to have the law so changed to confne the
right to remove the trials to cases in which, up
on conviction, the sentence would be capital
punishment"
The grand jury add:
"The jury have further to remark, that the
practice of combining persons committed for al
legged offences, with criminals already convicted,
is, in their opinion, exceedingly mpoitic, if not
grossly unjust So great evil, they think,
ought to be removed as speedily as possible
"There yet remains grievance for the jury
to notice. They mean the imprisonment of per-
sons to testify on behalf of the State, who are
not able to procure security for their appearance,
when the case comes up for trial; thus an limo
cent man or woman may be torn from their
families and confined in Jail during the laws
delay, because they arc unable to get bail, and
that too with persons confined for committing
a breach of the law. This ought to be reme-
died, either by taking the deposition of such
persons, or in some other manner.
"In discharge of another portion of the duty
devolving upon us, we have visited the common
Jail of Baltimore city and county. We found
four individuals confined against whom no wit
nesses could be found to testify, and they were
accordingly ordered to be discharged. Osly
three males are confined for debt It is but JUS
tice to Mr.. Herring, the warden, to say that the
manner in which the prison is kept reflects
much credit upon him as officer"
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For the Baltimore Pilot
INVENTORS AND THE PUBLIC.

GEN. GREEN:-In addressing this to you, l
am not influenced by that kind and manly init
macy with which you have long befriended me,
but by the great and almost romantic regard
which know you continually indulge toward
the truly grand improvements of the current
time.
| The whole country in a body would now
doubtless pronounce the discoveries of Whitney
and Fulton to stand pre-eminent above all the
miscellany of the patent office, its chief and un-
rivalled utility. They would nearly with the
same unanimity declare that the patents of these
men ought to have been valid. am very sure
that every person of common sense and common
honesty, who becomes well acquainted with
{" the alright stove," viii give, with perfect
confidence, at least this latter verdict in its
favor; and l know of nothing which leads me
to doubt that the courts of this time would do
SO likewise.
AS the alright stove is now much more than
verifying all nay long discredited statements re-
specting it, it is at least possible that shall be
believed, when say am very sure of having
made another discovery of the same simple, OBJ
vious, and, therefore, remarkable kinda mass
of gold in the great thoroughfare of the human
mind, against which the world have been STUN
bling their toes. As it respects stoves the whole
world was struggling for something but this
other invention is at point where, I believe
improvement has ceased to be thought of. In
extent of ability, it may fall short of the above;
but will excel it in adding briliancy to the ma
tional reputation. Now, if it should be found,
that such inventions, really the most meritorious
of all, must fail in any way, shall put this I'M
der seal, and bcqueath it succassively, in the
manner | may to my first male heir, for the time
being, directing it not to be opened till it shall
be perfectly certain, that such patents as those
of Fulton and Whitney, will stand like adamant
in the tribunals of the country. And call,
most emphatically, on all great inventors to do
the same. They are bound to do it, in justice
to the injured class to which they belong; in
Justice to themselves and their descendants; and,
l aoiu add, in justice to the Republic; for it is
even better to give men the bottle, than to place
before them strong temptation to blachen their
own and the national character.
In the meantime, the public, and especially
the leading minds of the public, may, if they
choose, flor, as an inventor, seom to beg"
them,) be on the alert to put this matter to
rights. Yours, very resp ectfully,
ISAAC ORR.
GEORGETOWN, Nov. 10, 1910.
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CANADA.

CANADA.-All the British Provinces appear
to be in state of comparative tranquility.
The occasional acts of incendiarism along the
Canada border produce some local transient
Irritation, but it amounts to nothing. The
preliminary arrangements for the elections to
the United Parliament are in progress and the
canvass seems to excite an unusual degree of
interest. The measure the union of the two
Provinces, is gradually becoming acceptable
to the people, and all active opposition has
ceased. In whatever way the policy of the
British Cabinet may be viewed, it will appear
obvious that strong disposition to promote
strength in the American Colonies is fully es-
tablished. Taking up the old adage that sunity
is strength" Upper and Lower Canada, it may
be said, have been formed into one Province,
whereby the amalgamation ofpolitical feelings,
and party prejudices, will doubtless in some
degree yield to an acquaintance which their
adherents will have with each other And it
appears from private letters, and that kind of
information it is difficult to conceal, that a
similar union is contemplated between New
Brunswick and Nova Scotia. This has been
denied, but the denial has not proceeded from
source emitting it to the fullest credence
There can hardly be a doubt, we Think that the
reunion of these two Provinces would lead to
beneficial results. The people are entirely alike
In character and habits, with similar trade and
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
VERMONT.

The Legislature of this State adjourned on
the 10Th ut. On the last day of the session,
the report of the committee on the New Jersey
case was under discussion. The report con-
cluded with resolutions strongly condemnato-
nv of the course which had been pursued by
Congress. The question being upon the pas
sage of the resolutions, Mr.. Kinsman demanded
reading of the reports. After some discus
sion, Mr.. Hebard moved to dispense with the
reading-agreed to. The resolutions were
passed, ayes 81, nays 5. 1.-THE friends of the
administration generally left the hall or with
held their vote5l Mr.. Hazen moved a call of
the house-agreed to unanimously, and quo
rum was found to be present. The resolutions
were then adopted, ayes 100, noes Is.
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MISSISSIPPI.

! UNION BANK OF MIssIssJPPI.-The Southern
papers are warning the public against a trick
about being played by the brokers of New Or.
leans, by specializing in the paper of the Union
Bank of Mississippi, the object of which is to
raise the price and shift the large amount which
they are known to hold upon the ignorant and
unwary. The paper of this concern is not worth
cent, and the papers of Mississippi state that
the Supreme Court will at its present session
completely use up the concern. All the proper
ty which the bank holds, including the nine
millions of bills receivable, will not pay the
judgments which must go against it, and which
they can never bond.
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SLAvERs CAPTURED.-A late number of the
London Journal of Commerce, contains an in
teresting return made from the British Foreign
Office, to an order of the House of Commons, o.
the slave vessels brought before the several
courts of mixed commission for adjudication
since the LIST of January, 1888, to the 9th of
March, 1S40, the latest date to which it could
be prepared. The total number of vessels so re-
ported is ~, of which 43 were found sailing UNI
der Portuguese colors, 3 under the Spanish flag,
under the flag of the United States, and the
flags of &c are not reported. From &c of these
vessels 5,541 slaves were taken-none were
found on board the residue.