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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-08

A RUMsELLER CAUGHT. Ono Of the
speakers at a meeting in Northern Liberties
Temperance Hall a short time ago. related
the following striking incident. He had been
dwelling quite plainly on the course of the
rumseller when a man rose and said.
"Slr,l am one OF the trustees of this church,
and you call me a murderer. You can't
have this church to lecture in any more. I
appeal to those around me to say i'll am a
murderer"
A woman hastily rose and cried Out, eyes
you are amurderer, you murdered my hus-
band by giving him rum" Another woman
exclaimed, Eyes, yes, and you murdered mine
also " This was plain dealing and the rum
seller and trustee must have felt his cask Of
liquid fire pressing with a heavy weight upon
his soul about this time.-Pedri.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-08

COPPER NINE IN RHODE ISLAND. The
lower !llll Mining Co. is the name of a COM
pany which has been formed in Boston for
the purpose of working a copper mine in
Cumberland, in Rhode Island. The Proyi-
dence journal says-About four. thousand
lbs. OF ore were taken from the shaft last week,
and the best of it yields as largely as twenty
per cent of copper. A specimen of this ore
has been left in our office, which has the ap-
pearance of being very rich.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-08

of the bullets may be seen and felt, embed
ed an inch or two in the timber. The house
Is situated nearly in the rear of the present
Unitarian church, on the main street of the
village. 1t is a beautiful spot, and its beauty
is hallowed ythe remembrance of the bloody
and frlghtfut scenes once enacted on it. The
place is now owned n doccupied by Mr. Hoyt
who, we regretted to learn, while on a recent
visit there, has serious intentions of pulling
down the old house, for the purpose of build
ing one more modern and suitable for his
wants.-SprinqteM Republican.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-08

ELEcTRo-MAGNErIc BOAT. It is stat
ed in some Of our exchanges, that Doctor
Page, of Washington, has perfected a boat,
to be propelled by the electro magnetic
power. We know ONO man better quail
fed to produce and introduce successfully
such an invention, and we feel assured that
whatever enterprise DR.. Page undertakes in
that line, will be very apt to go ahead. We
hope soon to obtain further intelligence on
the subject.-Sci 1mer.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-08

One Dollar and twenty five cents, in advance
One Dollar and fifty cents, in four months.
One Dollar and seventy five cents, in eight months
Two Dollars at the close of the year.
AGENTS will be allowed 25 cents on each subscri
Der they obtain and forward the pay for a year.
10 Each responsible subscriber is authorised to aet
as agent in obtaining subscriptions.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-08

~ The following claims paternity of the
New York Mirror
CoNuNDRUM. Why is a pig on a spit
like a missionary?
Because it goes round doing good.
We will give another.-PhAadclpAia Spirit
Of the Times.
WHY'S that same pig like the Missionary
in New Zealand A.?
Because, when done good, he is destined to
be eaten
We give another. Why is "that ar" pig
when eaten like the. foreign correspondence
of the Philadelphia Spirit of the times =?
Because there isno more Of a-DeAa
We'll then, why is the Pig like our Presi-
dent ?
Becasue ofhis noes or T-{oes.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-08
VOICE OF
TERMS

WEEKLY AT BRANDON, VT.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-10

The SUB TREASURY. Past experience has
failed to exert its usual influence in regard to
the Sub-Treasury; for, although the measure
was signal and pernicious failure when here
tofore adopted, it has again been re,enacted so
far as regards the vote of the House Of Repre-
sentatives-and the natural consequence has
followed, that business operations have been
crippled. This is precisely the effect (thongh
not yet to half its eXtent,) which We anticipa-
ted. The fact that the bill has passed the
House, and the fear that it may also be passed
by the Senate, has produced tightncss in the
money market--banks have to prepare for the
event, and hence have to curtail their discounts,
and thus to cause pressure upon their custo-
mers. But this is not one half of the evil
which will result from the passage of the BILL
All duties are required by il 30 be paid in spe-
Gle This specie must be drawn from the
banks and will not be returned-tor no one
wjll exchange specie for paper, under the cir
cunlstances, unless at a good profit, To pre-
vent this drainage Of coin the banks will be
compelled to suspend specie payments, or to
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DANIASK TABLE llNEN

LINEN SHEETlNG AND IRISH LINENS
THNH Il subscribers have now in store and for sale,
by the piece or yard, the largest and best assort-
ed stock of LINEN GOODS in this city.
WE NAME IN PART:
81 sd, lO-f, la, 1874 and 10 4 Irish and Barnsey
LINEN SHEETING
40, 49, 49, So So and 81 inch Bolster and Pilow-case
LINEN
"a, ga, 81 and 10 Irish and Barnsley Damask ia
BILE LINEN
"A, ga, ga ana 1914 Irish and Barnsley DIAPER
TABLE LINEN
unbleached Damask and Diaper Table Linen
49, $40 1912, lola, 1916 1920 Satin Bamask Ia
Bile CLOTHS
Damask and Diaper, Dinner and Tea Napkins in sizes
White aud colored D0YLIES
ds-Eye and Huckaback TOWELLING
Scotch and Russia DIAPERS, in great variety
Huckaback and Diaper red bodered Towels
Irish and Scotch DOwlas, German Rolls =
Stair Damask-together with our large stock of
IRISH SHIFTING LINEN, making in all the
most complete stock of LINEN GOODS we have
ever had
{G3" The above Goods are from the best manufac-
turers, (the most of them made own order for
family use,l warranted all Flax and Grass Bleach.
X. MeELDOWNEY & co.
No. l63 Baltimore street,
aplO between Calvert and Light,
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AMERICAN AND ENGLISH NAyIEs. We are
indebted to the Hon. ReVerdy Johnson, for
copy ofthe Report of the Secretary of the Ma
w in regard to the naval power of each mara
time nation Of the world, SC. This is an i'm
portant document under existing circumstances.
Ii would be we'll for Senator Allen and 9TH
ers, who may entertain the opinion expressed
by him, that England is as helpless as an infant,
to give this document an examination. 1t APP
pears that England has navy of 636 vessels,
ploying 40, 600 seamen, marines and boys-of
this navy one hundred and ninety-nne are
steam vessels
Now let us turn to the navy of the United
States; for upon that we shall have to place
our main reliance in case Of war with England.
We find that the "total number Of Government
vessels of all classes" is 17-number of guns,
when armed 2,345-number of seamen, ma
rines, exclusive of oflicers) and boys, SRA
OF this force three are small steamers of war
Even with this unequal force we should not
shrink from battling with England, were it ne
cessary in defence of our rights or national
honor but it is fearful thing to engage in war,
with such odds against us, unless we can make
1t clearly appear that we have justice upon our
side, which will be difficult if we have no other
plea to urge than our claim to the whole oil
Oregon. But in such contest, were we ia
be finally successful, and obtain the whole OBJ
iect in controversy, what would it amount to
We should get in exchange for our destroyed
scapurts, ruined commerce, hundreds of mil
lions of dollars expended, and numerous live
sacrificed-a strip Of land unfit for cultivation
and for the habitation of civilized man. Bu
even this poor recompense we shall lose if w
20 to war; for no one can be so mad as to sup
pose that we can send an army TO take am
hold possession of the whole Of Oregon. Tina
would be out Of. the question-so that W
should get more blows than profit by the con
fiict,
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FASHIONABLE HATS!
CHEAP FOR CASH-NOW READY AT THE
,LKEEIrIT,.
9s BALrlM0RE STREET, NEAR Ao111p,y

% BALTIMORE STREET, NEAR HOLIDAY.
T3- The proprietor, in announcing the SPRING
STYLE, would respectfully remind the gentlemen OF
Bal m0fe and Strangers that at the "Keeril'' Store
all kinds Of gentlemen's hats sold literally cheap
He is fully sensible there many who are giviag
out 'cheap," every cheap" "reduction'' of price
and like notices, OF tendency to allure the econo
mist and others, who often discover, when too late
the faacy of these attractive announcements as the
article for which he has been induced to expend his
money is on trial found to be equally "reduced' in
quality in price, and the ''cheapness' sought after
Identihed in a visionary puff only. Therefore, all
persons who would possess the desideratum, and
have cHRAPNEss! clearly and truly defined in the way
of first rate Silk, MOIeskn, Russia, Cassimer, Nutra,
or Beaver HATS, it is for them to purchase reaza-
ton at the ORIGINAL, CHEAP and FASHlONA-
BILE HAT STORE, 9S BALTIMORE STREET, near
Holiday, where fine article can be obtained at loc
price, and cheapneSs exempfed in its truest sense.
apl0-eotf
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PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS. We notice that
a number of journals in different sections Of the
country, are in the habit of copying from this
paper, the admirable reports of the proceedings
of Congress, as furnished by our intelligent cor
respondent, and with few exceptions, without
acknowledging the source from which they are
obtained Now as these reports are heavy
expense to daily paper during long session
of Congress, we think we are entitled at least
10 the usual credit from those who obtain them
from our columns. We are not in the habit Of
complaining Of such matters, but we'thnk JUS
,ice to ourselves, as we'll as to our correspoa-
dent, demands it in this instance.
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Amrritou RrpnbIjfo
AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
FRIDAY MORNING, ArprL 10 l846.

The large and increasing circulation Of the Clip
per- both in town and country, together with the fact
that its opinions and sentiments are unieered by par
tizan and sectaan preiudices, thereby giving it wei
come reception among all classes and conditions OF
cctv and especially those who constitute the life Of
trade aud business make ii a medium for advertising,
eoual 10 any other paper published in this city. Mer
chants and citizens generally should be aware of this
imnnrtant fact.
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ARRIVED,


Brig Midas, Etchberger, days from Cardenas
the Capes, honey, molasses, sugar and segars, &c
Cuttings.
schT Miranda, Messervy, 10 days I'm Charles
tie VIM. GunRis0n, cotton and rice, TO J. K. RaaC
Williams & Bro. and Wilmington * Eastman.
NJ. experienced heavy weather from Me-, and on
23d ut. lost overheard from off deck "a bales cot
schr VIM: Henry Rider, % days FIN Bonaire, Il
to Clark & kellogg.
Sehr Protector, Williams, FIN Norforlk, bombs, 81
non balls, and old iron TO Hy. Thompson s Son
Schr Mobile, Barrett, FIN Norfolk, shot and
iron, to Hy. Thompson & Son.
Schr Edwin e. Lee, from Port Deposite, fOuE,
Herman s. Stillinger.
Sloop Union Cottingham, FIN Philadelphia, md
to John w. Brown.
Steamer Express, Whitaker, Philadelphia, J
ShriveT
Steamer Baltimore, Claypool, from Phiadelph'
mdSe to J. A. ShTiver.
Steamer Cumberland, Colnary, from PhisadeIptl
mdse. 10 J. A. Shriver.
Steam packet Jewess, Sutton, from Norfolk. 81
IN Hampton Roads, ba1que, painted black with
white streak, showing signal red and blue, with wh
diamond in the centre. saw nothing in the bay.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Leopard, Longcope, Of Baltimore, I'm N. G
leans for Genoa, was spoken Both ut. lat - 08, ID
81 Al.
Barque LRtitia, Lewis for Baltimore, cleared at
Orlt ans LIST inst; and schr InvincibIe, Morgan,
Brazos ST. Jago, do do 3Ist ut.
Barque Henry Shelton, Long, Of Ba ltimore, fro
Rio de Janero, arrived below New Orleans lst In
and was reported badly aground on the bar.
Barque Inca, Buxton, Tor Cape of Good Hope, 4
cleared at New York 7th inst.
BarQue Chesapeake, Parker, from Boston, aniy
al Eastport 3lst ult TO load for West Indies.
Schr Mary Rowland, for Baltimore, sailed FIN Pr
violence 9th inst.
Schrs Michigan, Terry; Sarah e. Merrill, StrOH
Milsenl, Tunnel; and Iowa, Dayton, from Bal
more, arrived at New York 9Th inst. Schrs Baltimo
Latourelte, and New Regulus, Davis, cleared at d
same day for Baltimore.
Schr Mary Emeline, Skinner, for Baltimore, WI
loading at Mayaguez oath ult; and Kate Pendergas
Evans, FIN Baltimore, arrived at do same.
Ship Ketharne Jackson, Stafford, lying at the TO
of Morris ST., North River N Y, took fire in the no
on "Wednesday morning, between 5 and o'cloc
and was considerably damaged before it could be e.
tingu ished She was on the eve of sailing, in baas
for Baltimore
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OFFICE OF EMORY & co. ,

OVVJSTIV DdTI
G3-OFFIClAL DRAWING OF the Md. Conso
dated Lottery, class No. -, for l846:
IL 33 so 43 sc II IS so 81 IA l6
II and 80 being The LIST and ID drawn Nos. each $50
AZ and so, beng the 3d and 4h drawn Nos each 40
II and &c, being the 5th and 9Th; or ! and SIS, he.
ing the 7lh and S;h drawn Nos each 30
30 and 81 being the 9Th and 10Th; or37 and ID, be
ing the 10th and llth drawn Nos. each 20
All having TWO of the drawn Nos on them, each 10
All having one only of the drawn Nos. on, I"
1t EMORY s. CO, No, IN. Cavert-st.
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GIowEs' Circus, FRONT STREET. This is the last
night but one Of the a, this place of amuse-
ment varied and interesting bill is offered for the
occasion. The house has been full and fashionahly
attended throughout the week, and the entertain
ments have been received with great satisfaction.
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Spring GOODS. The subscriber has nc cent
y y opened handsome variety of articles for gen
tlemen's Spring wear, selected in the New York and
Baltimore markets. of the very latest STYLES and in
great variety-such as
French English and American CLOTHS
do do do CASSIMRRE5
silk and Satin VESrINGS, very handsome
Buff and white Cashmere do
White and Fancy Marseilles, beautiful
Win a general assortment of silk and Camshc
HDKFS; silk, Satin and Fancy CRAVATs; Gloves
and Suspeniers; large assortment of heavy brown
English Hose; white, mixed ant silk do-ail Of the
very best materials and superior fabric, well worthy
attention, and will be sold who esaIe and retail, nj
the lowest market prices, at the old stand, No. az
BALTIMORE STREET.
apo EDWARD J. RICHARDSON.
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CITY INTEIJJGENCE

Serious accident. We regret to learn that a
young man, named Ottmer, was quite serious
ly wounded on Sunday afternoon last, by the
accidental discharge of a pistol, in the hands OF
another. Mr.. Ottmer was on his way to the
Herring Run in an Omnibus. and while as
cending hill, he was in the act of getting out
to relieve the horses, when several dogs ran
out on the road, which ANNOYED some Young
men who were standing on the side of the
road, and one Of them drew pistol for the
purpose offiring at them, butin the act of rails
ing it, it went off, aud its charge lodged in the
face of Mr., Ottmer, severely woundinp him.
and it is feared forever depriying him of his
eyesght.
Case Of Stobbing. Watchmen I.awton and
Shuck, of the Middle District arrested on
Wednesday night, man, named Thos. Bran.
nan, on the charge of stabbing Joseph Mari, in
the tavern Of Mi Bath, in Pratt street The
same guardians Iof the night, also arrested
Francis Cole and Michael McGinn, the former
| for aiding and abetting in the stabbing of Mr.
| Mari, and the latter with taking possession o
| the bar, and in the most liberal manner treat
ins his companions. They were all tire,
committed to Jail to appear at Court, by Jus
tice Belt.
To Keep The Peace. Richard Carr, for abu
sing and threatening George Reed, was yes
terday, for the want of security to keep tn
peace, committed to Jail by Justice Cockey.-
Ellen Donaho, Elizabeth Christy and Charlie
Christy, for disturbing the peace, were commit
tedto jail by Justice Cockey. Catharne Rance
for disturbing the peace, was released on secu
rity by Justice McAllister
County Court The case of Coburn vs. Nc
Cormck was still under consideration in thi
Court Yesterday. Ii will be resumed this NOR
ming.
Fned Jimes Towson was arrested yester
day, by officer Wehrheim, charged with throw
ing stones. Justice Showacre fined him s
and costs for his violation Of city ordinance
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QJ- I, o. IF. r. w. G. ENCAMPMENT OF
MARYLAND. The members Of the X. w. G. of
Maryland are hereby notified that the regular quar-
terly communication will be held on FRIDAY EVE
MING, the 10th inst, al 8 O'Clock BY resolution of
the q. Encampment, at its last annual session, all the
X, p. - members are invited to me ct the G. Encamp-
ment on the above named evening By order,
ap91 N. II. DUSHANE, G. Scribe.
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Brig islam, Pierce, st. Johns, N B, Thos. r.
thews.
Schr Cynosure, Atkins, Bangor, Clark 81 KelI
Schr James Wood, Dighton, Mass.
SAlLED-Barque Urania, Swan, New OTle
schrs Convert, Skolfeld, Maranham; Peru, +
Dnmnrnrn.
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OUR Book TABLE. We have received from Messrs.
William Taylor s. Co. No. l of The Library of stand.
ard Romance, containing "W Gland; Or the Trans
formation," by CHARLES Brockden Brown, the first
American Novelist. Price 25 cents.
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90 CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish te
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Quart and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons, Gold Pencil
Gases; Breast pins; Ear rings; Silver Plated Oak .
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited to examine
GABRIEL d. CLARK'S assortment, which is com
pcte, at his Old Established Store, Waterst ID door
from Calvert Hp6
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05- CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING Of

every descr oioH, executed with great despatch, at
the Office oI the Clipper, 1874 BALTIMORE sT.--as
MAMMOTH BILLS Much Larger Than an.o any other
sTEAM BOAT EXCURSION,
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS LADING,
STAGE HATTENS' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, SC &c
Indeed it is needless to enumerate, as we are pos
sessed of facilities with latest styles of type and
and splendid machinery for doing work, in every style
in manner unsurpassed in this city
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05- CONTENTS OF THE SATURDAY VTSI-
TER This weeks issue of this old family paper is
one Of particular interest. Besides continuation of
the thrilling story OF "Pedler Molly" by Mrs Amman,
il gives some most touching "ales of the Poor" by
the venerable Father McJlton, and a collection OF
"Gems of Indian ElUquence," Of rare force and
beauty, by "Senex;" Sketch of Daniel O'Connell
at Home; "Captan Pen Us Captain Sword :" ON
Charles DickeHs's newspaper; the Quaker of the Oh
den Time; The Lost Child; Poetca Enigma; Pro-
ceedings of the Repeaers; Local Movements; the
Marvellous BenevUence Of the "COntinenta Bub-
blc;" Letter from Philadeloha respecting the pro-
ceedings of NJ E. Conference, &c i Letter from Bal
tmsre, concerning the indictment of Revd James
ShTgley, Sc; News, Markets. &c. Price sngly, 4
Cts per year 81 So OF 6 for 4 mos. Office No. 10
North street, where various other wheky papers,
magazines, sc. may be had. aplU ~
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Naval. U. S, ship jamestown, the store
ship Southampton, were at ST. Jago, Port
Pray, on the 18th OF February. The brig
Boxer, arrived at st. Jago, IN forty-one days
passage from Boston, having experienced very
heavy weather They were compelled to
throw over four guns, and cut away the an
chors. She is otherwise injured. Officers and
crews all well.
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No. LIBRARY OF STANDARD ROMANCE!
WIN. TAYLOR u co.
M LII

NO, LIBRARY OF STANDARD ROMANCE!
XWM. TAYLOR Il co.
w PUBLISH THIS PAY!
WlELAND; or, The TRANSPORTATION
BY Charles Brookden Brown, the first American No
vest, author of edgar Huntey," ''Jane Talbot"
"Arthur Murvyn," "Osmond,'' "Clara Howard"
&C. Price 25 cents.
The LIBRARY OF STANDARD ROMANCE will
be gotten up in Handsome and uniform STYLE suita
Bile for binding into volumes, and neatly printed upon
line paper IL will embrace works that are mostly
out Of print-and consequently not within the reach
Of the mllion and occasional translations from some
OF the most accomplished French 4 German writers.
WILLIAM TAYLOR x co.
Nos. A, and Jarvis Buildings,
1890. North street, Baltimore.
NEW BOOKS JUST RECEIVED.
Littel's Living Age, No l0o-l2a cents
Westminster Review for March-75 cts.
American Review for April-50 cts.
Don C@sar de Razan, drama in three acts, as pro-
duced at the Park Theatre, New York, with a
Portrait and Memoir of Mr.. Chas. Kean. 1914 1t
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AL MANIAC.
MARRIED.

On the I'd inst. by Rev. M. Hdt, BENZ. F. Fl
of Howard district to Mrs, MARY J. KRAsER, d
timOre.
On the 9TH inst by Rev. g. C. NJ. Roberts, TT
WATKINS, of Baltimore, to Miss ANN e.,
daughter of the late Capt. Levi Bowen, forme
Kent co.
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THE MUSEUM The petit comedy Of "Who's Your
Friend'' and the laughabe farce Of the "New Foot
man ;" will be represented at the Museum this even
ing. The favorite comedian, Mr., Owens, will appear
in the latter piece. In the course OF the evening
Miss St Clair and the Little Drummer will appear.
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POLLY BoDNE. Tho third trial of this
woman commenced on Tuesday, at New
burgh, N. Y, before the Court of Oyer and
Terminer, Judge Bareu'o presiding; at noon
only three jurors had been sworn out of a panel
of fifty. The panel was exhausted, and new
panel was ordered.
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d. + ID.

LETTER BAGS Up AT THE EXCHANGE READING RI
For Liverpool-Packet ship Sea, 10th inst
For Liverpool-Ship Cincinnati, with despatc
For Amsterdam-Ship Herald, 10th April.
For Londen-Ship Richard Anderson, with
spatch.
For London-Barque Paoli, with despatch.
For Havana-Barque Home, llth lust.
For Havana-Barque Hermitage, 9th inst.
For Kingston, Jam.-Bhg GlamOl gan, soon.
For st. Johns, N. Brig Islam, few days.