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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-09-06

The school room ID large and pleasant, the
dormitory convenient and airy. The play
grounds spacious and shady. This place is
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-09-06

ETGIEJs T
Boarding and tuition per annnm payable IN
advance. $3.50 |
Day scholars from 6 to 10
French, g 10 9
Spanish, Italian, Latin each, 8
Piano, IS
Guitar, IS
Extra charge for washing per month, 2
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24

as safe a. il had four walls and door to enter by
key left the Office when absent; which accommo-
daons AS far excel all c0peor as do those OF its gran
ite namesake fronting the Park Its name Is not
burlesoue IL stands upon point OF rock not so feet
from the wreck of the brig John Jacob Astor and by way
of designation first called the house oy the Astor,
or by As,or Point and that name which there fixed
by misfortune will remain while that landmark for
entering the hsrbor eudures and, |. will be known
Point long after that mighty house made by
handA IN pride TO perpeuste name, shall wiki its
founder have passed other keeping and under other
sOyernors--whcn death shall have removed hiu and
new owners in their pride remove his name, thst tne
places which knew It. shall know il no more forever
then and long after then will the wave-tossed inaiu
steer his bark Tor "Astor Point" without knowing OF
caring Of him whose name ii perpeiuates SO as II is
landmark that guides him 70 refuge from lE1 nc 't IL
= So is il with all even Bonapar'es wiii as ue
said ii would, be lest IN the veriex oi reyouuohs ms
It's longest endurance Will be with tue saiioi' IL ~ "D
ious lookout for st. Helena
By the descriptions of the country and the Old set
dement's. il is evidently better climate and has
much more arabic soil with good timber, than has
been generally supposed. At the settlements at lie
Anse. La Poin,e and Fond du Lac, which average
some $50 inhabitants, they produce every thing IN
agriculture they attempt. On many OF the rivers the
bottoms are represented as excelent-true, they
have deep SHOWS, but the cold is never extreme;
the changes are gradual. the climate healthy aud the
Sprng commencing about the tenth Of April, every
thing bursts forth in leaf and blossom in few days;
there are no miasmas or evers and the inhabitants
reach great average longevity.
Early preparations will be made by the Compa-
nes for the comfort of visitors for pleasure or bust
ness. There will be on Lake Superior two steam
craft, the Julia Palmer, steamboat-and lndepend-
ence, propeller with two sacraft, and there is not
a doubt that many will next year seek pleasure
among the grand and picturesque scenery. The
Lakes Mountains and Cataracts-the Fishing and
Agatehunting OF Lake Superior described in this
book The Geology and Mneralogy of the country
form most interesting study from their peculiarly,
and their description will afford some new ideas,
perhaps, opening very wide field for philosophical
speculation upon the Earth's existence and destiny,
the origin OF Copper veins, Volcanoes, Mountains,
Lakes &c
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24
Increase in ls45 :;

The Boston Courier states that money is easily OBJ
taincd good at per cent The steamer at Bos
ton is reported 10 have brought 100000 in specie
The Norwich road, it is said, has earned per cent
nett and will divide So per share the lst January
The Troy and Greenbush Railroad Company have
declared dividend OF per cent payable on the 10th of
January next surplus of one per cent remains und
vided.
In relation to the Railroad parallel with the Utica
and Schenectady. the Syracuse Star says;
1t beyond question that the proposed application
the Legislature for charter TO build another railroad
between Schenectady and Utica is bona fde enterprise
Within day or past. have conversed with sew
eral gentlemen from Eastern part OF the State, who
assure US that the project is in keeping OF men who can
without hesitation command the capital necessary or
immediate construction.
The Buffalo Commercial furnishes the following
statistics OF the Canal shipments of l545 from that place
Below is found the extent of the Canal exports from
this place for the pas, season. The number OF boats
cleared was 6375 being 525 less than in l644. The
amount Of toll received was Sis5000, being Sl7
900 below last season. As previously shown there is
diminution in -four and wheat compared with le44
equivalent to 2l5576 bbls. -four. Pot and pearl ashes
have increased 100 casks wool 7950OO lbs. and slaves
and lumber very much-50 per the latter. Cheese
has increased 100000 lbs and the coal business has at
single bound gone up from export to almost l.0U0
tons This Is owing the great facility now afforded US
OF obtaining any amount OF the best btunlnous from
Western Pennsy ylvanu, via the Erie Extension Canal at
the mere cost of mining and freight say IS per ton
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
H For sale Of Stocks az he Exchange, see Last Pas

~ For SAFE Of STOCKS az aeb Exchange, see Last Page
TUESDAY, P. NJ.
There was beavy decline in the Stock market
today prices generally going lower for the fances than
they have been for long time After the Board
obtained currency that the powers at Washington had
settled upon basis oil seremen, for the Oregon cues
,ion and there Immediately considerable excitement
and prices at began improve. Norwich and Wor
ceste= went up per 1t is evident that despite the
sringency in money matters. the settlement, OF this
vexed question would pu, stocks up very fast.
Foreign Exchanges are steady, but there IS not
grea, deal doing Sterling lo3. alOs: Francs 527!
5f.26s Amsterdam 39s 93ei Hamburg 35'935i Bre-
men 7a.975i.
The money marke; is if anything tighter, and
good acceptances a, 30 days sen the street per
cent and al 4 and mon,hs l29l5 per cent per an.
NUN The Banks doing nothing excepting for their
regular customers On the best stock loans the rate
per cent although previous loans are s running at per
cent The calling in Of loans and for new emergencies
continues and the result is in the large amounts Of
stock thrown on the market and the rapid fell in prcei
The following are the rates Of discount on uncur-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24

re- r,tposr,yT TO FARMERS AND PLANTERS! FiTZ-
ss ,:s Pa,rnt Premium Burr Stone Mi--Prer!u. up
M PIar,inn, Medal upon Medal awarded 20 CHARLES
Ross Co manufacturers, Jeaerson Stream Mills \. Y.
City.
O: feed plaster druss coffee. spices &c Inc smallest size
sre destined for hacd power acd me largest ioE morse
power, aad viii work win one Hot.e pSi!ecGy.
The advantages and importance OF Portable Burr Stone
Crfsf Mn ~ low price when every Farmer and Planter
is de-ous o; grndirg hs own ccrI "hesi and al KINDS
OF feed need not Eere be enlarged aPon- And this MIL
mas hs advantage over every other now N USE from tie
well kroyp fact t.at the Burr STONE Is the best material
in use FOR rrirdng-ha; can Dc when Torn
snooi win, only Eue trouble, while The SIee! and Iron
Mil soon become dali and ihen nearly useless
Eo- .s,imoni.Is vi refer harcoi!l advertisement
winch VII he set 10 any address; but the following acis
snaSs f,r fbarnselyes and may he sufficient
For to successive years sst past ne American Icst
mr., et lh-ir Annual Fair ne City CT Newly ork, TaToed
N his NI rheir HIGHEST PREMIUM SILVER MEDAL and
o5-ed their bread tneir Annual Dinner 10 be made
OF flour srs,ed BY tbs hH. ne ftanAln insea.e, u
Philad pna heir late Oc'ops! ar s"afceo Pret
um NJ iaI for Flizgeralds BUT stone MIL -
Ross Co are also the manufacturers Of RoiJy Horse
p-r ~ penc THrsssng Machine. which, from the most
nndophr5 ;esionia have no hesitation IN saying are
the h-s articles OF the kind ever in use They work per-
isc,Iv with oce or horses, eac Will nresH WIN Two
horse, from one hundred snd hiy 10 to Hunarec bushels
al one eay leaving The straw uaoroken and NJ Tor
AVID b-inc free hose accidents 70 The eeder SO
Eo- and fsr.he- particulars Inquire OF The subser
bsrs All Is,icrs r1ust be postpaid, addressed 10
CHS ROSS & co. Jefferson Steam Mills, n. Y
Otsce No. q Merchants Exchange. T.
New-York, Dec. lSih, ls45 40 l"
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24
Markets -. Carefully Reported for, The Tribune.
Trren.v Dec 90


ASHES-There is fair demand for Ashes, and we
sales $50 bb Pots s. u.s. and 90 or 10 bbs Pearls
AT 1 E.. Prices are steady.
COTTON-The market remains as before noticed,
with sales 500 bales for home consumption al &c per ID
decline before noticed There exporters III mar.
ket present rates Freights continue quiet at 3lb
Q!d.
FLOUR AND MEAL-There has been but little done
to-day and prices in such state that IS difficult 10
give correct quotations. Receivers OTTER 10 sell Genesee
at s. 75, bu heard of no shippers at So The
demand for home moderate the trade in the pre-
state OF the market taking only parcels for imrne
diate An attempt was made 10 make up large
parcel 25 0O0 bbls for export at so but the
tistion not concluded considerable portion OF
the amount made up In City Mills Flour the sales
small at - up 10 90 tor the various brands
Southern Flour is not active. Georgetown is s73G
CO. with sales 800 bos. Brandywne is limited al 10.
Howardst be bough, al 10 The nominal rate for
Richmond Ciiyis ! 90. Rye Flour is o0Gi so, with
small sales. Corn Meal 25G4 so for Jersey 37i0
so for Brandywine bbs and IS 90 for hhds. There is
little here. Buckwheai 50Q4 90 per bb ST
az 90 per Western Ship Stubs are dull at 17G2 2oc
GRAIN-We hear of nothing farther doing in Wheat.
Milers do not bid freely For Corn there is much
demand. Sales $500 bushels Southern at 73c meas.
Rye with fair supply soc nominal in the slip Barley
ia without sale held 65G66c. Canal Oats dull
46047c Last sale Southern 40c. We notice sales 800
bags Black Eyed Peas NJ previous rates.
wHlsKY-Distillers have put down the price of
Drudge casks 25c. Bbls are nomnaly 26927c, with
small sales at 20 G2otc.
HAY-The market rate FOR fine quaityis looc per cwt,
ou, OF store The demand IS moderate. There none,
We believe aaoat
NAVAL SToRES-Shippers will not give S5 for Tur-
pentine sud the marker quiet and heavy The supply
IS small Spirits are noEinaily o9c.
COAL-We notice sale $50 tons Liverpool Orrel s; s.
50. mos, and 80 do HUI al 37;, cash.
sEEpS-Clover is dull al l0t 9llc. We near OF no
sales OF Rough Flax 100 tcs Northern sold al SO So
clean is reported TO have been offered at Is per tee
Timothy w!thou. sales OF importance, Is ID O0Slo 90
per tee.
PRoVIsIONS-The market for Pork is still very dull,
and Mess is especially heavy. Prime is nominsly $40
37t IO so and Mess l3 25dl3 37s, but Mess could pc
boueh, lower. Beef is quiet at 5 C0d5 80, and go
so for Country and City. Prime Mess Beef for export
is i3 750i4 CO. with sales 200 cs. We note only 500
kegs old Ohio Lard at stc and 200 bbls a. Sic
Cheese is inactive 7G7ic For Butter there fair
consumption demand and 500 packages Eave been taken
for the East at l40l7c for Western DAIRY. Ohio Is
worth IL t0l2c.
TALLow-Prime Rendered is worth TIC. small
parcel sod at 7ic, cash.
coFFEE-we notice sales 500 bags Rio at about pre-
vious rates.
PLAsTER-A cargo delivered up the river was sold
q, 50.
HlDEs-sAles 200 West Indies at &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24
DIED 4:

On Tuesday morning. Dec. o. of consumption. ELIZA
4 OF Henry Sheldon in the 6lst year OF Ter sse
The relations and friends OF The family respectfully
invited to attend her funeral Thursday 2h Dec. ST
o'clock P NJ from her late residence, Il Stuyvesant
d2i 2r-
Tuesday afternoon. az 81 Eing-st- SARAH Z. CORT-
TELYOU HOPKINS, eldcs, daughter OF Msjor Joseph
ana Agnes Hopkins aged years months and ls days
The funerh! will take place az 4 o'clock. P NJ. tomOr
row. Thursday the 18th Instant from 81 King St. where
he relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited s;;end
On the 2ad Wesley T!ou. 80.
On The 2lst James n Clsyton, p.
A, Mor-;s,owu \ J. 20th Mrs. Charlotte Iohnes, So
al NewRrk / alst Inhn Lapgworth. 66.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24
n, money in Wall.st,
Bicknell,s Phil Reporter says !:

The Money Marke, continues restricted. The Banks
are quite cautious in relation loans and the offerings
are larger than can be accommodated. The two cniei
causes for the srngency in the market are the angry as
pect of our relations with England and the probable re-
vival of the Constitutional Treasury System The Phi
ladelphia Banks are, believe il very sound conc-
gency The prospect is the February interest on
our State debt viii be paid in full The Treasurer Mr..
Snowden exerting himse!fto the utmost and we trust
and believe that his efforts will prove successful Out OF
doors in Philadelphia the money rate is from to per
cent-and in some u has been given with stocks as
security
The bark Chenango sailed from Baltimore on Fri
day las; for Liverpool with cargo comprising ltOO oos
Flour 900 bushels Corn l6l tres. Beef 1929 sides and
81 rolls Leather and $40 pieces Beech Wood.
The official returns from the Coal Districts give
the following aggregates shipments for 1914 and 5i5
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24
Books.
HOLIDAY GIFT BOOKS.

& II. @. LANGLEY, Booksellers, 8 Astor House, re.
purchasers to their choice and valuable collection Of ee
eauty embeished works, adapted for presents Among
Inc numerous richly illustrated WORKS of the season
TIL. now Engish and American Annuas-Pctoral and
standard works-Ilusrated Editions Of the Poets-Famy
Bibles.
varied assortment OF Bibles Oxford and American edi-
tons, in various styles of binding.
Booss of Common Prayer-Numerous editions OF the
Book of Common Prayer in various styles OF binding, In
cludiog splendid specimens OF rich velvet &C.
Juvenile Worka-A large and extensive assortment OF
Juvenile Works. consisting of thousand different
k;nds--Gsme and Puzzles
The whole forming OF the most attractive assortment
of articles for presents found In he CITY.
j. h g. t. beg stats to their friends and the public
that il will be their npart their establishment the
same features which have hitherto been acknowledged
It's characteristics viz Variety and Economy and they
would farther 10 those who may favor them with their
PATRONAGE that they may rely upon obtaining works adapt
ed for the their store In desirable variety
and on terms of economy unsurpassed BY any oher house
in the civ d24 twis
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24
MARRIED.

In this City on Thursdsy. the 18th inst by Rev. Mr. J.
B HArienburgh Mr.. PETER SAYBoTT TO Miss KETU-
RAN GROSS both of Philadelphia, Pa
AZ Brooklyn Dec I'D, by Rev. J. L. Hodge. A. w.
WILLIAMS Esq of Portsmouth. Va 10 Miss ADELINE
J. CORNELL, OF Brooklyn.
Il HASTINGS OF Mass.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24
Business Notices.

Ma. EolroR-Mr. Aberneihy says Consumption is Tuber-
ces of the Lungs these healed and the Lungs other
wise sound the patient get we'll II is fully demon
sated in The case my friend, R. Hancoz Esq which has
been fully su5,ianta,ed by Mr.. W P Church where uber
ces cured by the celebrated ChronoTheral Remedy
Doctor Taylors Genuine Balsam of Lverwor made a. S5
Bowery h Doctor Leedss signature 10 The wrapper, hs
there many counefes and limitations This fact should
be known 10 every predisposed TO affections of the
Throat, Ches. and Lungs Also Il is sure remedy for Asth
ma Coughs aud Colds and be given to the most delicate
infant Surely such discovery will be neglected by the
public The Doctor any quantity OF testimonials OF cures
from Physicians and others. He that the change of tenn
adequate OF all disease and that thereis
actually bu ore health ard disease" "The life of the
flesh is in the blood The blood Of II is for the life thereof
Lesiticus.
This medicine destined to set all other treatment for the
cure OF Consumption aside. EXCELSIOR.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24
conrt Cnlendnr....THI. Day.

SUPERIOR Covnr-Nos. % a, 7s, 7g. 90 70. 20 l6
n so 6 as 63 lOs a. Ill l79, sl. 1le So 81 si s5
CIRCUIT CouRr-Nos. IS to q; inclusive, 357, 355 90
81. %. %
1o2 l2l LII Is 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24
Pn,LoN,s CnrNlcAl. HE lNvIeoRAroR.
" He knew what's what, AMI that's as high
-. = IL. Vii cAr ~ Eudl .ras.

He Knew whats Nhal, N ILEI : as ulEH
As uletapiysic wit can fy.'-l Hudsras.
rs- Every body who knows 'ria'i 'rha' will give Pha
Ions Chemical Hair Invgorser preference over al others
for the removal OF scur ard daad or TO hair fall
ing ou Il is becoming the a7oriie toilet preparation among
the ades-ia, is sufficient make general for they ce
,ainly know ~ hats Whist
Prpared by E. Phalon Wig Maker and Hair Gutter, 2l4
Bfoadyay For sale by principal Drug and Fancy stores
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24

~ The Benehcent Father appears to have stored the
Earth with every thing necessary to feed US In health ana
TO the diseases which errng earthly psrents en-
tailed upon by their ugesson He has also given US
intellectual aud physical powers, which properly directed
accompanied by his blessing will enable US 10 discover
ana improve gs OF Providence 1t IS hoped a
is not presumptuous 10 say That ms ability 70 e
products of nature so blessed has led the production OF
that valuable medicinal compound widely and tavoraoy
known Sandss Sarsaparia Certain is mat nousands
of sufferers from uIcerous maades diseases of the shin
rheumalisu dyspepsia general weakness bilious disorders
and other affections originating IN meconduon OF Inc
blood some OF whom seemed the brink Of the grave
hev. been restored health and gor by This prepafaon
recommend il with earnestness and confidence to al who
are similarly afflicted.
Prepared and sold whoesale and retail, by A B. D.
SANDS Wholesale Druggists 79 FGlton-st New-York
Sold uso a. g3 Broadway, II East Broadway and by Drug
pists generally the United States Price 81
hottie Sig bottles for So
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24
d244t

RypopuAeoS SoAP-Just received from London fresh
snnnv n tb no,r celebrated Shaving Soap-for sale By
S5t;, G. SAUNDERS & son, III Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24
General Notices.

y Seventeenth Ward.-Aic meeting Of The Wing
Electors Ward held pursuant to hs re-
commsndson othe Wing General Committee, atthe Hsnry
Clay House Monday evening, December 2, JoaS
RIDLEY, ESQ was appointed Ch..ra.r, and GEORGE 4
FRANKLIN, Secretary
represeni hi. Ward In the General Committee for ,he
suing year when The following persons unanimously
selected. viz.
GEO + iEs FsisKIis a:i;s HENRY 1sEs s R2FEEr R;t.
EDwAaD ssi5'5 6A4ToS. H;3f55s JAcoB ACT ScKEE
Fra Di,tric;
EDWARD c. DELAVAN.
And he following gentlemen chosen 10 constitute
Ward COMMITTEES for the ensuing year, viz:
Fr5. Dutriet-John Rerck, John Ridley. Edward I.
Bishop
Tsirs p.s.r,..-wliarn Philips. Philip Brissel Jsses
Fou,ti Du.r,et-Georss swar,s, B. A Mayrsau, chaun-
Efts Dis.-e.-sanuel D. Jackson, Jss. 5. L. cummin,
Alexande: W'ik:n
Re,ovei Ths! the proceedings OF this meeting be pub
hshed N The New.YorA Tribune.
JOHN RIDLEY. Chairman.
GEo. II. FRANKLIN. Secretary. ds4
z Pure Java Coffee for ,he HoGtay&-very hne
old government Java Coffee OF the delicious aavor ST
only Is per 10 roasted and ground prime old Sunsra DO
AZ 20 cents with large SOCK Of bunch Ra.sins N whole
and quarter oCNot
ur,oes fgs kc all O; which offered The very loves,
market prices Also prime article OF keg rasins al Sd
per H. for sale al wholesale aEd retail By J. O. FOWLER.
go COZ. Murray and 4s GreenwchsI cor Vesy d24 Sis
II Cheap Raisins, Citron, Prunes, Almonds,
lc.-A prime aI;icle OF Smyrna Rasns at cd Best box
Rasins at l0d. Paper she Almonds al Is 3d. with large
assortment cf other Fruits OF the various kinds for sale
wholesale and ,esI BY J. o. FOWLER, go cor Murray,
and as Creeu,vcb..,. cor Ves,ry d24 sus-
II The Annual Celebration OF the Sabbath Schoo!
OF the Aleu-st NJ Z Church VIII take place On Cnrstnas
mo rning sermon Wi! be preached by the Rev Alien
Ste ee OF Albany al hslf past 10 O'clock A. NJ IT.
TT Wistar's BnIsuIn of wild Cherry.-Lei
Facts speak ihe,nseIves-Mr SETH W. FOWLE-
Dear Sir-l happy ssu my 10 the following
certificate hoping that others may receive benen from this
same invaluable medicine:
This may certify lh4tin August OF this pesen; yes was
bleeding the lungs and had in all seventeen DIFF
e. spells bleeding an average from hail glass 10
hal pint at time spilled TO one OF the most skiu!
PHYSICIANS country aud received but pars reet dur
ing his attendance all hisme suffering WIN severe
cogeh splitting blood &c tried various remedies but all
without success until by the advice OF my treads ued
DR. WISTAR'S BALSAN OF WILD CHERRY. snd 10
my great relief three day e cough was 50 loosen
ed raised with perfect the pain aud soreness
am now taking my second bottle and my healhs raodly
improving. since ridden s. miles by stage and ~
tended the purchasing stock NJ goods win very e
Inconvenience ZEBULON CHADBOURNE;
Beware OF couu,eits genuine without ne written
signature OF ]. BUTTS. s. w. FOWLE, Boston. General
AGENT Sold by A B. D SANDS, Druggists, 79 Fulton
s 5 BroadW AZ and u East Broadway, Agents for New
york d24 4eodis
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24

WRITE MS NAME ~ LETTERs OF GoLD-The man IS a
great good who devoted years OF suoy 10 or an
skin and tender or chapped flesh the Italian Chemical
Soap The effect of this The skin is almost uperhnmsn
IL has received tue highest tomums OF the Medical Soc
.y of Paris aud is warranted never falling remedy for
Pmples Freckles Botche Scurvy Salt Rheum, Tan. Sum
The color Of dark yellow, discolored skin to healthy
ceapess cures the bites of nsects musquoes ceera
SoG price 80 cents cake Sold, mind buy nowhere else
in rhs cty or YOU Will cheated by an Infamous dishonest
counterfeit Iyou are cheated pq3isa we the e., offender.
Sold a, The sign OF The American Eagle 81 Cha,hans ST N
v or Isa EnIrnn Brooklyu dis 2teod
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24

s PscAe.s OF the 27.h and 18th December-The splsn-
80 did, well knowr iasifsiling packet ship TENNES-
SEE Capt Pray, will positively sail Saturday Dec 2h
her days and Inc splendid fast-sang packet ship
FRaNcCNIA, Capt Ganets, will positively sail on Mon
day, . &C. 79th. her regular day.
he accommodations of the above ships for cabin second
cabin and eerge passengers be surpassed Those
wshing berhs should fail make early aPp-
cation on boerd the ships, or 10
d24 W. & 1T. TAPscoTT, rs South-st cor. Matdsaaas
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24

DRrssryc CAsEs-The subscribers cell the attention o.!
those sbout making presents for the holidays, TO their as
sossni OF The every article OF he toilet
~ md ID 5nrabiI;ry are uusurpsssed. For sale ny
6. SAUNDERS son, IN Broadway,
So4.; A few doors above Ccrtland-st-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24
MARINE JOURNAL.

MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK.
x,x,,rrRr ALsAsAc.rHIs DAY.
- .HE sys: >. THE THE aOSs; 9 81 rye1 yU51 SCI : IS
LATEST DATES. .
London. Dec. Havre.. .
Liverpool .......... Dec 3lNew-orleans 10
E SEE FOURTH PAGE.
CLEARED.
Ships John Barring, sherman, Liverpool Fe!icians'
Francisco, Bahia.
Bsigs Robt Bruce Wade. Belize Blanco; Ottawa,
Dunise Norfolk Badger & Peck.
Sehss Lucy. Lowens, 81 Kits. Nesmith & Walsh ;
apollo MIX Antwerp, Boonen Graves & CO. Grandee
Guudde. Halifax.
Sloop Lady Washington, Rowland, Providence.
ARRIVED.
Schr Tangent Ver.ill ds frn Thcmsston lime, 20
master.
schr. Brace Rogers, do I'm Providence RI in ballast
Schr Orbit Higgins. ds I'm New Haven in ballast
Schr Brilliant I'm Machias, Me, lumber.
Schr Silas Crane, Johnson, ds I'm Washington NC
naval stores TO Ssml Mitchell,
Schr Ellen, Trip, 9 ds I'm Middletown, NC. corn to
schr Gov Arnold, Hail. ds I'm Salem, Jc corn, to
sehr Ell Munsel, Rome, . ds I'm Virginia, oysters.
BELOW
Brig siroc, OF and frn Eas,por,, lumber.
Also, BTiss unknown.
Ship Louisa, New Orleans. WindN
MEMORANDA.
The Rivers and Bays are considerably oestructed oy
drifting Eelds