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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-10-22

CT Judge Lewis opinion IN She Gaze Of Ann
strong, has been pretty generally repubIishcd, and
attracts considerable share of attention. Those
of the press capable of understanding the subject,
generally concur with he Judge Ia rcgard TO the
law, ss he has ruled II. But what mu,t be par
cularly fla tering to the Judge is the concurrence
of the opinion of ChsEc,llr Kent, which viii be
found in another column. who says he agrees with
him in his reasoning and Conclusion As some
of our friends disposed TO view our notice Of
the Judges charge in the light of puff we hope
they viii have morr def renee for the Chancellors
opinion.
Among those who have undertaken to review The
Judges opinion, was Esquire Wulfneer who de.
voted six columns of the Mlltonian to he subject
and came TO the sage conclusion that the Judge was
right in his decision but wrong in his reasoning
tie concludes by saying:
"The Court are generally understood to have
decided.
That the Rev. Wm. S Hall deserved to pay
the costs because he "interiered with the law
iu authority of the father over his own off
spring IN It's minority" hold that hedeserved
Ia pay them, not so much on account of his IN
reference as Of the m0nncr of his interference,
IL being too rash and utterly destitute of that
meek, quiet and atiectlonale spirit which ought
ever to characterize the minister OF Christ"
/ The editor Of he lrwishurg Independent Press
who devotes about five columns To the subject, is
much less merciful and if brackets aud italics are
/ of any avail in argument, tie Judge is certainly
"do0med To utter annhhition," aud may as well
knock under at once. Hear him He SAYS:
"The opinions of the Hon. Judge in this case
appear to he predicated on ground too frdd and
Inconsistent To endure the fiery ordeal of strict
scrutiny and trial, as II must Of necessity be de-
molished by the force ofredsOR and truth. The
basis on which he has attempted to rear the
superstructure "parentGl restraint" (Which
in the estimation OF It's author is no duubt sure
and sieadfast) is doomed to utter annlhllatiou
(when analized judiciously) by every iutelll,
gent and unprejudiced mind. How far we
shall succeed in making this appear, We viii
leave our readers to Judge when they shall have
dspassionatcly and impartiaIly considered the
claims OF each"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-10-22

CIGAR SaoKING IN GREAT BRIrAIN--The
Cigar Nuisance has wonderfully abated withra
these few years. There is, to all appearance,
not tenth of the uumbcr of smokers there
were some time ago; and those who contin-
ne the practice scen 10 belong to inferior sta
tions. limitation has Knocked cigar smoking
on the head. Having descended TO shop lads
aud all sorts, as a matter of course, it has been
abandoned by those of higher rank. - Chambers
EdiaLurS JOtrHa
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The Itetort.
ny LUHGE p. NORRIS.

Old Birch who has iauPht the village school,
W'dd'd maid OF hOm,spun habit
lie was stubhnrn a mule,
And she was play iul II rabbit.
Pr Kate had scarce become a wife,
Before her husband songht to make her
The pink of country polisl ed life,
And prim and formal as quaker,
One day tutor went abroad,
AID simple Kitty sadly miss'd him;
When he returned hehnd BIZ lord
She slowly stole and fondly kiss'd him
The husbands anger rose land nd
And white his face alternate grew
"Less freedom, ms'am "KGte sighed and said
"oh, dear IHidaf tRo,o ttoaS you :"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-10-22

American PiSs.-Among the novel products Of
American skill and industry exhibited at the Fair,
are American Pins made by the Howe Manufsc.
turing Company, Birmingham, Conn, anj sold by
Burnham & Baldwin ls9 Pearl street. They are
of all usual szes, bu, differ fom the imported pin
mainly in this, that they are soHd headed--that is,
the pn and head are one and indivisible. The
pius twice the stiffness of the English, and the
point of exceeding iineness, owing TO improvements
in the mehod of manufacturing. They are Of adj
mirable quality and finish, and are sffnded cheaper
than pins have ever been b, FORE three hun
6red for fire cents The establishment now
turns out over one million pius per day, and is PIE.
pared 10 supply the whole Union. The duty on
this article was raised from 30 TO 80 per cent by
the New Tariff, and made specific, and the Com.
Pany have since reduced the price of Pms in Tie
IN nket five cents per pack. 50 much for PIotec-
ton to Home lndus'ry.-N Y. Tribune.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-10-22

CJ BY the late arrivals from Europe, we Learn
that great fire occurred in Liverpool. The loss
to the Insurance Companies is estimated at one and
a half millions Of dollars.
Lord Ashburton is to be made an Earl soon
as possible and the London papers say his title
ought to be Earl Surrender"
The Poris papers continue to discuss the Ash
burton treaty, and are violent against the United
States and England also.
or Col Webb, who was indicted in the Cour, OF
Sessions, at New York, for fighting duel with the
Hon. r. F. Marshall, has been acquitted. The L.
3. Gazette says:
f"The Recorder read the opinion Of the court,
which set forth on comparing the indictment
with the law it was discovered that it did not
charge the prisoner with any offence accord
ing TO the statute. The law makes it a penal
offence to leave the State with the intention OF
giving or receiving challenge and giving and
receiving one; whereas the indictment simply
charged that Col. Webb left with such inten.
ton.
The indictment was therefore, declared void
and Col. Webb discharged from custody"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-10-22

NoBLE.-Miss Harriet Martineau, of England,
has declined proiiered pension Of about $500 per
annum, on the ground tha, the premier has no
rich, to hes,ow the public money at his pleasure
especially when the people in such suffering
condition, and for the additional reason, that the
pension would take away her freedom of speech
She appears to be in straightened circumstances
and expresses her Willingness to work for her own
support-N. o. Bee.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-10-22

SIERRA LloNE.--In conversation with gentle
man from the Western Coast Of Africa, he men.
tiortd to US that a f,w months since q British
vessel captured SLAYER and sent the ship, with a.
bout one hundred and twenty-five Cnrtives, into
Sierra Leone. While he was wing ia the harhor,
the Governor sent on hoard and took eighty of the
slaves, marched them up to the barracks, and pres.
scd them into the ranks of the amy to he sent i'm
msdiately to Jamaica, in the West India service.
To go soldierir may be better, if ifin,olunta.
ry, than 10 be sold into slavery. But it strikes us
that II initiates against the claims of humanity by
the British that tn make Use of the liberated blacks
for th'ir own purposes, md send them to bear
in the West Indies, instead Of bearing civilization
and Christianity into Airica.-U, s. G0z.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-10-22
North American

Misunderstanding to some calculations,
about 100000 Christian Pro,estants suffered
death in seven years, under Pope Julian no
less than 100, 600 were massacred by the French
in the space of three months Wadenses who
perished amounted TO 100000; within thirty
years the Jesuits destroyed 100000 under the
Duke of Alva 10000 were executed by the
hangman $4,000 by the Irish massacre, be-
sides the vast multitude OF whom the world
could be particularly informed, who were pro-
scrlbcd, starved burnt, assasSiuated-ch chained
to the galeys for life, mmured within the walls
OF the Bastlle, or others of their church aud
state prison. According 10 some writers the
whole number OF persons massacred since the
rise Of papacy, including the space of l40O
years, amounts 10 fifty millions,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-10-22

A WESTERN LAWYER, who was endeNyor.:.
for keeping faro table, declared to the jury
that il they convicted his client that they would
also be bound in law to convict both himself
and the Judge, as they were both "alding and
made. In consequence OF this the jury hung,
for one half were in favor Of convcting the
Judge and lawyer with the prisoner, but the O.
ther half could not agree, as they would there
by have convicted themselves having been bu.
silly engaged at the faro table.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-10-22

az Thrre seems to lie dearlh of news since
the elections are over in the state. The elections
of the other states are, however, coming on. Ma
ryland, have already stated has been carried by
the Democrats. New Jersey has gone for the
Wings by very small majority.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-10-22

PASo FoRTEs-The Truusposing Piano
Forte is an ayentlon by which music may be
transposed into any key, 10 suit the yorai per
former who accompanies the instrument, or 20
correspond with any other instrument Lin
dell, Wennerstrom & Co. offer for sale a sup
ply Of pianos constructed on this plan. Their
shape is novel, and they occupy much less
space than those of the ordinary constructure.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-10-22

ELorEMENT.--A widower nlmel Sgely, resi-.
ding in Stmk County, Illinois, has just ran away
with the wife Of tenant he boarded with. They
took one child each aud left three er four behind
them. Seely is man of property, having two
farms, &C., and lost his wife but yer ago. They
ran off in the night, nine Of the children asleep in
the house from which they departed.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-10-22

Betks-John Poteiger, Joseph Bauchman, Sam.
uel Moore, John Shenk.
uykiIl-Atraham Heebner.
Northampton and Monroe-Joseph Kerr, Jeif.r-
son X. Hickman, Asa Packer.
Lehigh-- George S. Eisenhard, George Felerick
Wayne and Pike-G'orge Bush.
Nonhumber land Jacob Gearheart.
Mfin, Juniata and Union--Thonas J. Pose.
thwait. David Glenn, Samuel Rcber.
Columbia Daniel Snyder.
Washing ston- Samuel Liring gsion John Storcr,
William M DanitL
Wesmoroland--Hen M'Bride, Joseph Russell.
Armstrong-Jacob Hill.
Indiana-John MEwen
jefferson, Mexican and Warren No, known.
Fayei'e-John II, Deford, John Morgan.
Bedfal- Daniel Log, John Spies.
Franklin--Jacob Walter, Thomas Carson.
Mon,gomery-Wiam b. Hahn William Bean
Charles kugler.
Dauphin-Wiam Bell, Henry BabJaugh,
Lebanon-Ddniel Slime.
Luzerne-H ,ndrck b. Wight, Moses Over
fI'.
Susquehanna-Frnnkhm n. Avery.
Bradfofd-William Elwell.
Tioga and P,ter-Danii l. Sherwood.
Hunting " Williams, Brice
Blair.
BeAvcr-Na'heC r. Kennedy, John Ferguson.
Merccr-Sanuel Goodwin, Samuel Kerr.
Alrgheny-W William Harms, NeriNe B. Craig,
Hiram Huh-, james Z, Sheridan.
Bulcr-Joseph Cummins.
D,l ,wa'e--H JOnes BrO0ke.
Somerset and Cambria-Tobas Musser, John
Will
Lycomng, Clea,ie and Clinton--George r.
Barrett George F. Bnai.
/ GIeene-M. Mct;aslin.
Adams-Iohn Marshall, Henry Myers.
Ceutre-Gerge McCulloch.
Crawford-Morrow b. Lowry, james Porter
Brawley.
Erie-.Srphen Skinner, Lyman Robinson.
N,nlngo and Cllrion-David b. Long.
/ Democrats in Roman-Whigs in LaLic.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-10-22

or Henry e. Eyer's majority for Senator, over
Judge Chsmpnry's majority for Senator, in York
and Lancaster is 3O4, both democrats, elccl,d in
place Of wings.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-10-22
Srnainrial Election.

The result is as follows. Jesse e.. Horizons ma
jorty in the district, Notwithstanding the dis, en-.
,ons in our own ranks. must be gratifying 10 every
true friend or the democratic party:
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-10-22

A large fL,nace is erecting a, tho Warrington
Ny Yard, for tho purpose Of testing the qualities
of various kinds OF coal IN this cuunly, The Navy
Commissioners invite specimens from all interested
in eHsl mines. Many varieties have been received
from all parts Of the Union. and the experiments
will probably be made some lime ia this month.
North American
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-10-22

A CoNsIpERABLE CHoRt s-Rossin's "Sta-
bat Mater has been performed at the Cathe-
dral OF Lausanne, (Gerlnany,) by seren has
dred singers
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-10-22

Horizons majority over Quay $40
Forsyth, 1871
Thus il viii be seen that Horizons majority over
Quay, the federal candidate is Ecarly one thousand ;
and over Forsyth, nearly two thousand
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-10-22
WV. McFABLANp, Esq. PM.
HaHOrer, M,Vris Co. n j. Phil Gd-.

ANornER AccInESr IN rat MISEs.-John
Cook and William Crease two miners working in
Pattons mines, near Llewelen were caught by a
heavy fall of coal and slate, crushing and killing the
Former Instantly, aud falling upon the latter in such
a manner to prevent his moving escaping.
They remained in this situation from early on Sa>
turday afternoon until 0 o'cl,ck at night, when
their non appearance created an alarm, and know
ing that they working alone in these mines,
they sought for and found in the situation we
desclibe-the deceased has left behind him wte.
NinsrS' ,Ournak
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-10-22

A third election for Representative in Bangor,
Maine, resulted in no choice.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-10-22
From the Lycoming Gazette.

From the Lycoming GGzette.
CmA~cELLuu KESr's sOrISioS.-The following
leucr was ,cevcd by Judge Lewis from Chlncel
lOr Kent, and, ct our request, copy Of the same
was politely furnished us for publication. II must
I've source Of pleasure aud pride to Judge Lewis
to know that III decision in question should meri,
The approval of one Of the most distinguished ju-
rists of the age
New York, Oct. 5, lsi2.
DEAu SIR: | have received aad rend with much
pleasure your opinion 10 the of Armstrong, and
| agree with you in your reasoning and conclusion
Before received your friendly ltter (snd for
VIII ch thank YOU tad noted in my Conments-
res, the decision just explanation and aPPIl-
cati,n OF the pTrrtal authority to case like
the one letme you. With the assurances OF
my respect and ,scem, am dear sir,
Yours truly,
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Post Once Department.


appointment ODice, Sept 23' ls42.
Sru--Y ours of the 9th to the Auditor for the p.
o. Department accrmp MED by the three papers
enclosed herewith. has been referred to this Office.
The p. VI. Grnernl decides that the name, or the
initials of the name, of the person sending news
paper through the mail SUI jects the newspaper to
letter postage aud the person sending it to the PEN
atty of So
1.-THE name was written on the newspaper by
the publisher, and has been nadrertantty suffer-
cd TO remain the'e by the person sendingt, the
commands itself to the sound discretion Of the
Post Master.
If the name he written on the outside Of the
wrapper 'ht paper is subject to letter postage, but
is MOI su pct to be "remrneh" for the penalty.
Respectfully, I'll. &. FULLER,
Al As't NJ q.
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New York. Oct. 5, 1872.
JAMES KENT.
HoS ELLlS Lewis.

The following regulation, la'ey issued itom the
Pos' Office Department, should he generally cir.
cIlalcd, to save persons incurring letterpostngo
upon newspapers, as it is by no means unusual
for the name of the person ,ending to be written
on the wrapper. What harm there can be in this
we are at a lpss 10 conceive, and cannot hut regard
the rue unnecessarily rig and interfering with
an usage of lcng standing ard quite innocent.
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eel MaitlaneIl smith SUMNER DsspsI. BAL
Ay,sTtMsI,P Tsss., rig. Ga H.,.adms E.s,s
T.lsssassn s,r IRON wsoaasll Min
SIN kun iron;,ds. sooi2 boxes i'm rn.iPs posss $50
10 order ,
A Hsicocs-l G W vc.weretE5N Manning, Kos!.I co.a
Gansa. w'5i F.s saa kasa Gay
Beck se sSssa co Ippod
a Maier@i WeldaeysI s son-!a AhrsnI,ii t-.
G,Oshsi% sehness-l sSy ys G s, ssiaS was
ST. frrrnssUso@shp Cinennasi-ao tons W M'call
BoKDEAuI-Blique Oheo cks rps ios hi 80
90 % sss 30 olsnds ess g pr Pilot
beSUI boz Pousi-i bale Lsase Boulususs- ri
e. s4eS Il
6i hhSs sf Be- a h Ss
200 baskets oil 100 bales ink ads and 10 bales cos La
RIO DE JASErRo-Brig CumbeTand-2aOo bags coffee
Phpps y COL case TO order.
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FOR DR.. FEUCHTWANGER,s Price Current of Copa-
wa Capsules ACIDS Dyewoods, Lunar Caus d aguer-
page oil &c
WANTEDA Lady to sng and play on the piano behind 4
w in respectable saloon this cItv Asdr..s
W. al this oce stating terms with real where an
Interview may be had oai 3tsr
l. Wanted by steady active young man. 20 years age
light weight civil and obgng habits who has
England, astuaton ride drive WE'LL and
well r,comnended by Phlsd pha gentle man. whs EN-.
Phlsdellhia Post Office 70 BE- called for, will meet with
mediate attention No objection travel of
United States, and IL iu private family make himself gen
orally useful. o27 ass
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Foreign Importatlons.

HsvRE-Shp Ballimore-i pkg II Escher-s Moran Iseln
--21 Riet7 l. De Luze-1 Badly, Ward co., Watt *
kosencranz-l0A Lejambfe--3 Goodhue co.. M Werck'
meIsteri w Barnwe-3 A Hartl h Bossange-l Roll ct
COL Boue-4 &. Hsmerng-2go Ressuld eo-2 Brsn de
Ia Rsssere col Hen-2 Brustlein Koop coll Benk-
hard lutfon Brez-3 Jolly Freres-2 Francht se--3
Pank-t-I00 Artsnt col WIN Dawson1 Chevrolet co..
1 II Babai-i e w Thoma-3 q Sixe--5 q Reimer-2 Il w
Dn-2F Ihqrspscssn17s Hsskell-l DOuSal Grsscon-2
ID Porer-7 aillard--t Fabrequctte's Fills Mona-l
Manning, Roster col Warburg Dsnne-l Becar--l
lie Mo,e-i I. B Bnsse col Bour semet-i W Langdonl
Blreel- Spies Chlst col Brumis ead son-l Der
&Ksse-ai Cafe Me,ber.-l GIBBS Baio Y sands,-2
Luz ur3 Babeyi Dertism $, 30 zird co--2y Key
-ls Oppcnhei co.. Edwards X S.oddsrd-2 Thos Denny
II w Schmidt col Perrot-l Maitland 4 f'rave
4 Lvermols-2 Wsssr- q, Meyer " vy,err2 Col
II CassellyI Coviile X Frming-2 Lachnisc Il Fsuche
CALL Jackman-i Schulz Bledom--l pisler col
Lsnthon coY Henhemalt Vsndame-- Spies, Christ X
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$50 shas L Island
State OF Trade.

Second Board
$50 shas Island 50 491 $50 Harlem r r sis l3x
State OF Trade.
The shipping business, like most others is exceedingly
dull. Freights continue low. The European packets
filling at the following prices TO Liverpool
Cotton, 81 Flour ls6 Naval Stores ls6 ls9; Pro-
visions. ass per ton Measurement Goods sos
Tobacco 3Os per hid Flour and Naval Stores Is $50
To HavreCotton, &c; Whalebone, &c; Ashes So $l0
Rice. $40, and Measurement Goods $40 per ton.
Sugar.-Muscovado has been in active demand, and in
many instances of &c has been obtained St
Crox sold at 7c Porto Rico 81 and tic; Cuba Mus
covada, 81 a6 New Orleans, 81 ST. White Brazil,
"a Brown Havana, 81 7; White do Sac.
Provisions There is but little demand for Beef
mess is offered 81 so Pork firm at So 80 for mess for
prime So so asked SS7t offered which l2lc better
the close of last week Larukegs have been sold
II for export II offered yesterday and refused
for 500 kegs good is held at 7! Butter-prime Goshen
sells at Ia 10 best dairies ~ IS do
do, dull at Ia IL Ohio, 81 a.
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STOVES-STOVES.
B1CKyS' PATENT RAREFTER.

OR FRUGAL HOE SFWAkMEk.
Would f SasS s
mins y aSSse ss evil |" the Is q
lure AID no,iou: gas in the ing mild dor O. an heat,
'd s@To ss s. and diu.e from Dust
warm and wholesome a., 7mrs preserve s d ar 2, TIE
the risk .: . e unite ss, ya 4.
10 be quickly kndiea eIcsan, AID durable article Of
su, easily managed furniture. -
hi. Stove eon.uesd e the best .ty Of Ru.,Is ,hss
occ plying part Of the centre cyner which attached
atm pherc Rrefer upon each side OF su1ehI otm and
vase between lining. Of the .rsdcn Tor .dsor
eonyyn ns .ns Though . which open
each end that purpose carries great amount oil rarehed or
~iFS ' punt. i's Al. as.;sa y ,A
IL and ne b ss SsaS S.ed %
% snssS"s he wings and
colder sSsE tS peon q iSs ss'
e ss %
nsnt. Ofn'ad' 'eepns c = Bcwery ny
the new cook stove warranted equal e
PATENT PRESERVED PORTABLE MEATS
AND SOUPS,
length OF %s Il sn
beef mutton, veal duck chicken urkey beef SOUP
ss .ose es %uoom. cs. nr p
'' q GIS a.m = ssS N s.saa 3,
REST ORE THE HUMAN HAIR.
DALD HEADS AND GREY HEADS READ T. IS =
ID The hair be restored proper and scient,t
applied The proprietor OF this you hi
word that great numbers come to HI. store whose hair Ia
entirely restored He requests to give Jones' Oil Of Cora
trial. then JUICE For yourself He pledges yo
his word j. all it IL represented These qualities
will make the hair grow ION the head face boay any par
where intended hair 20 stay its falling out cur
scu or dandrh ,nd maxi light red hair grow dark roI
ny ,hs hopk's: Y King street. n. Y. Gilbert jew
IL Wet uld offer hundreds Of Others chose Il Is col
very reasonable and the hair the delicious dar
Mky Appearance. Prcc only 3 shllings bous, thrs
sold by T. Jones. sign Of the American Eagle a Cha
street. N r. nts, $50 Fulton street. Brooklyn
street, Boston, " DOCK street, Philadspha. s2e lmsf
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Passengers Arrived.

Psri MADAME puyeqpes Ishd and Portsmouth,
to T,x; john Jochiners, C,umbus Ga; Alfred Pupignan
Charles Mescham, New York; Coffin Charleson Sc;
hey. Chsrlss,cn-73 IN the stesrage.
Boston-lil in The steeIsge. -
HAyRE-Shp Uncs-Nr b rroull Madame Barroult M,se,
and Banout Master Barroult Madame Calston 40 m
the Storage.
HAMBuRa-Ship Howsrd-Wm-F David, Hannah David
Mnna DAVID Jeanette David, philadelphia; Carl schurn.
Louise BOGUS Elise Davignon. Alice Davgnonand in the
steeraee.
BoaDEaux-Bsrque ohio-Mn De Chscor and three sons
Bugar.
Rio D JArrIRo-Big Cumbersnd-C Pail.
Passengers Sailed.
MopmE-Barque Duc d'Orleans-Mrs 8 Newman, Mrs s
Hyer of New Orleans; Mr. Hsden, Mobile; Mrs Hoodess
Masters w and q L Hoodless.