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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-16
rncz..rra Thu-zdar E-sniag.

1t will take SIX days to repair the break in Erie
Canal at Eagle Harbor. The Genesee VaIy Ca
nal Is so much injured it VII no, be used above
Mt Morris again this al.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-16
Rnsincea Nnlircs.

10 Messr+ Bradbury X Nosl's Class in Vocal Muse
meet Tint. Evening in the Lecture Room OF the Il. o
Church. Franklin broadway. The Ladies and Gen.
temen comprising the Glass Ia Nassau.gt invited
l.. u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-16

II Hon, WASHINGTON HUNT of Lockport
has been unanimously nominated Tor resisctiun 70
Congress by the Wings Of Niagara and Orleans.
The selection was conceded 10 Orleans County and
her Delegates insisted on presenting Mr. Hunt,
though citizen of Niasara snd nc, desiring the
nomination. He is sure to be elected,
e. WIN. DUER of osweso is the Wing can
didate FOR Consress for oswego and Madison coun.
ties We shall be sadly out OF our reckoning If he
Is not chosen. He hiss served several terms in tho
Legislature with distinguished ability and useful,
ness. and viii honor the District IL Congress
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-16

~ Messrs Bradbury 6 Nash's Singing Glass in The
Lecture room of pr Hardenburg Church this ayenl.
90, u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-16
JOSIAH RIcHNRps. Anc.lonser.

LARGE SALE or VALUABLE BooKs-Bangs, Richard,
& Platt No 9O+ Broadway will sell This Evening la!'
and choice collection OF desirable Standard Won"
mostly new and fresh copies Also, upward OF 100 vol.
umes of the British Poets beautiful editions in fne
bindings together with School Books and great VARIETY
of polpnar Miacellaneous Work. Paper. SC.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-16
AN UNFORTUNATE FENALE-s


once lady with dear laughing eyes,
With brow high and lo.ly-she was sad and llor sgS
Tod the tale Of her tina; sweet mouth, end chin d
pied, -
Why, why vas her face lhGs freckled and piaplet
Why that neck formed 90 swan-ise Twas proud, deI
Yet twas yellow and ftecksd, d.fgured and darkj
Those eyes that spake Of glanced such !oTe-os -
flashes,
Were minus OF eyebrows or silky eyelssbes;
The hair her he1f@twas a tine noble head
Was dry. Short and dirty, rou On, why and red
Look you on that pictlre and this.
One month now hes passed and the sdys hns espIr>,
Are white, clear and healthy see . the ioyess o. ~
iurss,
Aud the pnapses and freckles and skin that dtrx,
Have all di.a ppeared-for che 1sed, DO you max,
cake OF tia. miracle Of which we of spoke,
/. Is called JOnes's Italian Chemical Soap
She has eyebrows and eyelashes low, too, that I've
And were made By the Joness Hair Restorative.
She has hair TOO, sy, DARK Towing, sol silky lresses
For which she three shilling bottle now b!essesi
So s who d be Ike her, old, young, or In teens,
Can have IL BY using the yery same means
Sold 4. tho sign Of the American Eagle, 90 Cls1..
or 81 Broadway, and lss Sp!torss Brooklyn. ~ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-16

BREACH N TIE CAxAL.-The Albany Evening
Journal ha. Telegraph dispatch, dated
ROCHESTER. Oct lis P. u.
u breach j, the Canal occurred last e~enng a. faEe
Esr5o which Kill take from Ten 20 twelve days Il not
Longer 70 reogir tvo or three boats carried in
W ne Halds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-16

~ The deaths from Small Pox in London are abcll "
per annun, though when the population wss oae oa'
less they exceeded 5000. This was before vaceinuo7 w
practiced /! the statistics Of uIcerous ind euph' =
cases in this country could be a,cefslneJ, bets a.
since the introduction Of sANps's SARsiPARLLA a4-S
difference would probably be presented for 1t Y -+
which disposed to impugn The most VEN %
testimony viii dispute that thousands Of cases Of se.'
and other malades affecting the skin and feshy fbre "a
been eradcaed by the Of it, and then 100 whsH ne
old remedies $50 called had been .ried In vain
Prepared and sold, wholesale and RETAIL by A. b. Nv
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, 100 Futon-st corner u
Wiam-st. 273 Broadway, and n East Broadway, Veg
York. Sold also by Druggists generally Throughout y
United States Price 81 per bottle. six bottles of y
rz7- New discoyery by wnlch ali stoves and pipesa
CRATES may be kepta jet black with beautiful poSs
q coach body with one application year 500 :"
Cor.land-sL oH-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-16

r7r The Deingafes from the City Of Eew-Yors
for ihs Young Mems Convention Syracuse request
ed 10 rrcet az Broadway House. Saturday b~eang,
iTtb jns, at "a O'Clock, 10 make final arrangements.
Byorder ". H van COLT. Chairman, pro ten.
AK DooGr, Secretary. ole II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-16
GoURAUD,s LIBRARY or ROMANCE.


In accents which 0 heart Of stone might move
But seasoned with the slightest dash Of nallery-
Mars Sabeftashe told julia all his love 49,,
And vowed 10 win hsr he would storm bsA''
Or ead u forlorn hope his .oye 10 prove - D.,
What her skin was dark,--hhir red 30 naI.ei ~
Was quite regardless OF such trttliHg things
His julia angel minus wings"
ITO be continued.
Love RULES CAMP &c and our soldier see 1,s2c
head and ears but he appears tobe unaware o
Gourauds italian Medieated Soap VIII rianovs
move from the skin every Yestigc Of Tan, FrecRes,
lowness Rsdness Rou ghness Pmpss or other eaaat5ys
erupti0ns Equally ignorant he seems 10 have neso
value Of GourAuds Poudres sgbles In extlrpans 90
fuous hair IT'S strange also that II never ocebry.
him ha; Julias red Hair might have been colorsd ~
niicent black by G0ursuHs GrecAn Hail Dye! IHs 'AE
OF Gourauds LIQUID Rouge for giving permanent r.
ness 10 pale cheeks b. seems 10 have been aware o. 70
E5-Take particular notice that DR.. FELIX GOURAryy
owned preparations only be obtained genuine
DEPOT al 81 WsKerst. first store FROM Broadway oi''
How often DO re see poor man dressed
Wih grease spots on his coat, bis pants and vest
~ cake OF the Magic Erasve Soap would e!eia 70
and make bright, new and spotIess. Sod at az ChA1
L and 81 Broadway. oil aeoa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-16

Coal RkG,oS-Echerts majority in Pottsville,
49, do in Port Carbon, 40; do. In New Castle,
II do in Barlow's, 81 do. in Minersyille 50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-16

~ The DAILY Globe says that the Courier oery
properly refuses to support John Young because
of his votes the bills to redress Manoria Griev
snccs last winter Now these bills were drafted
by S. J TILDrS Loco Foco Member from this
City, reported BY Loco Foco Committee and
voted for-every one of them--by two thirds to
nine-tenths OF the Members of that party
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-16

- The Washington Union Of "Wednesday
night confirms the Statement, OF the ln;eigencer in
ference to the dispatches from Washington to General
Taylor. The Union says Major James Graham left
Washington this morning, in the southern train, with
dispatches for General Taylor. II Is believed that he
carries out instructions for terminating the temporary
cessation of hostilities."
We infer from the tone OF the Union tina; instead Of
presenting the Olive Branch to neghbor the Go
vernmen, intends TO push the War with all the
81 possesses and wait for overturoa of Peace from
Mexico.
We hope by the time that The arnistce would have
expired OF itself says the Union shall tn
Unphani lag dying Chhuahua Saltio, and. If the
newspaper speculations to believed perhaps
yittoria (ihe capital of Tanaupss) and al Tampco
4, MI events, We 90 for action energy, and success
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-16
Grear Victory i'll SchnyIl<ill County, Pa.-The
British Bill Repudiaied in the Coal Region!
Miners Journal Office,

Miners Journal Office,
louisville, oct l4th-l. a. NJ.
Friend Greelsg. / am happy to inform you that
schuyk County is redeemed Eckerts majority
for Congress- will be about 400. Wing Sheriff
elected by about 500. The whole Wing Ticket
elected in the County for the first time Usual ma
jority against Us from to 200 Yours IN haste
3 BANNAN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-16

ry A Meeting OF the Committee appointed by the
County Convention make arrangements for County
Meeting viii be held This Hfdayl eycning, Oct 6tn n .:
O'Clock nt the Broadway House.
AENER SANFORD, Chairman.
JAMES H. wkLsH. secretary. ole
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-16

~ The Loco Foco Convention for the Seventh
Congressional District met at Tarytown the 18th
inst and nominated JOHN C. BLAUVELT, OF
Rockland County, as their candidate for Congress.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-16

q THE CoSvZsrroS OF FARMERS, GARDENERS
AND SILK CrLrvRIsTs meets again to-day at the Aer
Institute Rooms in the Park a; o'clock A. ~ in.
stead of 10 erroneously stated By Saturday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-16

TIE FRANCO AMERIcAS.-We have read with
pleasure the last number Of this spirited paper the
editorial Of it being established By
the incorporation Of financial and literary associate on
such bases to secure beyond doubt its pymaHeHe<
among the living papers. Nr. Rene Mason deserves
great praise for the activity talent and industry which
he has displayed since the foundation Of his Franco
American. From what we learn Of Mr. Henri Picard's
character, writer egst and gentleman, feel
confident that Mr. II could not have allied himself with
efficient or desirable coadJutor to carry on and
consolidate his leudabIe T!ers in endeavorng "a il
does 70 LEX with stronger res the popular syupathies
of great nations through the medium Of harmo-
and almost universal language the FrancoAeri-
fully deserves the patronage and support OF bot the
French and American population
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-16

- The Unirersai't Missionary SOctety OF this
City held its Annual Meeting Monday evening the
18th inst in the orchardst Church The Report OF the
Executive Committee exhibited catering account Of
the of the Society the past year permanent
Missionary has been engaged whose abors thus far have
been very successful. The object of the Society is to
furnish preaching to the destitute places in the vicinity
of this City uversalsts il the Counties of Westches
ter, Ulster Duchess, Sullivan Rocksnd Putnam. Or
snCe Kings, Queens, Richmond, &c who DESTROYS
of having preaching in their respective neghborhoods
may address Rev o. A. Skinner the Corresponding Sec
Rotary Rev. s C. Bulklcy, the Societys Missionary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-16

u The OAKrAyDs School Burlington, \.
opens for the Winte- Term the first Monday of No
ver,ber The unqualified recommendations which this
School has received under the able management OF Prof
WINES is sufficient endorsement of its excellence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-16
Wing state Convention Of Young Men.

Wing State Convention of Young Men.
E State Convention Of the Democratic Wing Young
men Of this State win be held g, Syracuse Wednesday,
The tweuy.frs day ofocober next NJ 10 O'Clock A A 10
respond the late Why nominations made 81 Uica Tor
ths respective oces Of Governor, Lieutenant Governor
md Cenal conssoners and 70 transact such other bust
ness as tnny come before the Convention
/, Is recommended that each Werd and Town npponl
Ten Delegses. Ds;sd Albany, Sept q, 1876
ALFRED 3. STREET,
WILLIAM y. STRONG, Young Mems
r. S. CUSHMANt State Contra!
FRANKLIN TOWNSEND, Committee
JAMES KIDD,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-16

LIGHT -Aiulttudes Of our citizens have fully
believed in the explosive properties of camphene but
abest chemists insurance men, and others have GER
nhed thai with proper lamps williansa Csmphene
taniy not explosive and surprisingly cheap has it
become that cent furnishes light equal to ten
sperm candles most thoroughly established in his adj
yertseu1ent in this days paper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-16

u SyoRi gives another Concert THIS Evening
at the Tabernacle To all vino heard his exquisite mu
sic on Monday evening the announcement will be
enough to insure their attendance To those who did
not we will merely say that they have something in
store more beautiful than any thing beyond the heart of
young poet ever conceived. Surely to listen to the
perfection Of sound is something that cannot be often ut
tanned in this world
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-11-12
CAUTION!

The public are particularly cautioned against
purchasing imitation articles pretending to have
the same effect as Browns Sarsaparila and
Tomato Bitters. Never buy the Sarsaparilla
and Dandeion Panacea, Kiltredge's Tomato
Bitters, nor Extract of Sarsaparilla, Tomato, ind
Dandelion, or any other preparation, with the
expectation of getting the genuine Browns
Sarsaparila and Tomato Bitters, which are pre-
pared at his Medicine Store, No. 6S Washington
street. Boston. These Biters are the first prepa.
ration O: the kind that was ever sold, and they
are the only genuine article ofthe kind now in
the market. Always see that the direction is
signed FREDERICK BROWN, in his own hand
writing Who ever heard of a mans counterfeit
ing bad bank note, or one that would not pass ?
Just so it is with medicine: they always counter
felt that which sells.
All orders for Browns, s,Sarsaparillaa and Toma-
toDBiuers, directed to FREDERICK BROWN,
the proprietor No. 6S Washington street Boston,
will be attended to punctually, ly,-Bilters l06rely
packed for shipping. None genuine unless sign
ed FREDERICK BROWN on the wrapper.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-11-12
G.. w. SIMMONS,
Bailey's American vermifuge.

nEClDEDLY the very best and most effect
~ ual remedy ever yet discovered for Worms
While it invigorates the whole system it at the
same time destroys and expels all the worms
from it, completely destroying the superabund-
ant slime or mucus so prevalent in the stomach
and bowels Of children the immediate cause of
all their bad health. The mucus forms the bed
or nest in which the worms produce their
young which when removed from the system,
worms can no longer exist in it. This medi-
cine is pleasant to take, and entirely harmless
in its effects on the system, and will not iniure
the most delicate constitution. Having n ca
thartic effect on the system, the health of the
patient will always be benefited by the use of
II, even if worms are not the primary cause of
their sickness. The attention of parents is
particularly called to this article.
For sale by most OF the wholesale and retail
Druggists in the United States. In New York
by the principal Druggists and the proprietor,
WIN. BAILEY, Apothecarys' Hall.
Price Is per bottle. A liberal discount to
those that buy to sell again.
Agent in Newport, r. J. TAYLOR.
aug 81.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-11-12
D r A II II s.

In this town, on Friday 3Oth ult., Samuel
son of Mr.. John S. Carr, aged year and
mos.
Same day, Robert B. Jr., only son of Robert
B. Caswell, aged IL months and 90 days
On Saturday morning, 3lst ult., Mrs. Han.
nah Lloyd, aged AZ years.
At Westerly, on Sunday Nov. 1st., Mrs
HENRIETTA Champlin, widow of the late Adam
b. Champn, and daughter of the late Elisha
Coggeshall, of this town, aged 81 years.
In Tiverton, on Monday I'd inst, Mrs
Elizabeth Gray, widow of the late Capt. John
Gray in the 18th year of her age.
At Burlington, IN. j. on the 3lst ult., after
n short illness, Mrs. Susan Harriet Gilliat, aged
"a years, wife of John Henry Gilliat, Esq, OF
this town: and daughter of Henry Schroeder,
Jr. formerly of Baltimore. Her remains were
brought to this place, and inferred in the Fam
lily Vault,
In Providence, on Thursday last, Mr.. Benz
Davis, in the 5lstyear of his age. On Sunday
morning last, Sias, only son of Grin and Jane
Wright, aged IL months.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-11-12

pears in small white ulcers upon the tongue,
gums, and around the lips and palats. More
violent Canker is apt to extend through the
whole alimentary canal, and to excite the most
severe fatulencies, and other distressing symp-
tons. In this form it often proves fatal. Elderly
people and infants are most liable to It's attacks
which generally exhaust the strength, and pro-
duce considerable emac iation octhe whole body,
In general for its cure mild purgatives of a cor.
rective or neutralizing character like the Sarsa-
parilla and Wild Cherry Bitters, are sufficient
We are repermitted to refer to individuals of the
greatest responsibility, who speak in the
highest terms of this Medicine, as cure for this
distressing complaint. Mothers, who frequent
ly suffer so severely from this disease, will fiud
the remedy offered to be of infinite value.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-11-12

Editors, lawyers, clergymcn. and almost
every class, have nt last found out that Wis
tur's Balsam of Wild Cherry is what sit is
cracked up to be-" ",hevery bes,medicine 10 be
found. II cures all affections Of the Lungs
when nothing else will.
CAUTION.-ln setting forth the virtues
of DR.. Wistar's Balsam, we have no desire
10 deceive those who are laborng under af.
Fiction, nor do we wish to eulogize it more
than it justly deserves. Yet when we look
around and see the vast amount Of suffering
and distress occasioned by many of the dis
eases in which this medicine has proved so
highly successful. we feel that we cannot
urge it's claims too strongly, or say too much
in its favor.
Let the public be on their guard. Other
"Balsams" and mixtures ore sometimes I'M
posed on the unsuspec,ing for the genuine
DR.. Wis,ar's Balsum of Wild Cherry. Some
for the purpose Of succeeding better in their
schemes, have used part OF the name of the
genuine, ,as "Phenix Balsam ofWild Cherry
"Balsum Of Wild Cherry, Comfrey, &c.
Syrup Of Wild Cherry"
None genuine without the written sigma
ture OF !. Butte.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-11-12

C. The Editor of one OF the New York
papers speaks in the following terms of that
celebrated remedy, Hunts Liniment:
We have lately been made acquainted 18th
certain facts which have directed our atten.
ton more particularly to most valuable
preparation, known as Hunts Liniment.-
1t should not be placed in the same category
with the various 'heal-als which are placed
before the public and emunatng too frequent
ly from obscure individuals, whose only object
is 10 get money. The Liniment is prepared
by Mr.. George E. Stanton, the Postmaster
at Sng-Sing, and it has effected the most
miraculous cures indeed, if the facts were
not well authenticated, we should scrupe TO
second our belief. II is an External Remedy,
and is applied in cases OF rheumatism, sprains,
bruises, ague in the face, tooth ache, contrac-
tions Of the muscles, and even TO a diseased
spine, whore relief was considered hopeless
and confirmed deformity must have incvi, alb y
ensued. In this case the child had been af-
dlcted for eigh, years but by the application
OF the Liniment tho difficulty was removed
and perfect cure finally effected
Newport. r. J. .TAYLOR-Portsmou,h.-
JOHN TALLMAN,-Fall River---CUSH-
MAN g. WOOD, and by druggists gener.
ally throughout the State.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-11-12
BRIGHTON MARKET,
MospAy, Nov. o, 1876.


At Market 1900 Cattle, (about two-thirds of
which were Bcef) 1000 Sheep, and - Swine.
Prices-Beef Cattle-We quote TO cores
pond with last week--extra 5 % first quality
S.; second 4 so a a as third 3 so a rs.
Stores-Two year old $40 l6; three year
old $50 $2S.
sheep-Dull Sales at l 25, ] 42, So, 212
and so,
Swine-Small lots to peddle at 3 5-Sc. for
Sows, and 5-6c. for Burrows. At retail from
4 to 5 1-2c.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-11-12

AT a Special 1o,cn Couaca of the torn of
WtmPorthoiden .Vespon, Oct. 27h 1876,
| A GREEABLY to vote Of the Town of
| IA Newport IN Town Meeting holden the
2Glh inst, ,auihorzng and directing The Town
Conncil Of this town To establish a PUBLIC
NIGHT WATCH, with tho powers granted
by an act OF the General Assembly of the
State OF Rhode Island, &c. passed January
Session, 1874, entitled "An Act conferring
additional powers upon Wotchmen in the
town OF Newport"
BE Il ordained by this Town Council. that
q Public Night Watch be, and The same is
hereby established for this town. to consist
of those persons who may be, from time TO
time, appointed by this Town Council, to
commcDce on Thursday night, the twenty
ninth instant, who by virtue of said Act Of
said General Assembly while on duty and
for the purposes OF SAID act alone, are vested
with all the powers Of Constsbles and Con.
servstors of,he Peace. as now by law estab
lished, and who will be severally sworn or
engaged according to law, and are by SAID
act authorized and empowered. while on du.
ty as watchmen, between the hours OF 10
p. NJ. aud 6 A. NJ among other things. to
arrest ell persons found in sffreys, or riots !
oil persons committing. or whom they sus.
pect to be committing felony all disturbers
and breakers Of the peace all persons as.
sembled to disturb worshlpplng assemblies ;
all persons unusually or dangerously armed /;
all suspicious night walkers. whether known
or unknown, who give no satisfactory account
Of themselves. and oil disorderly persons
what soever; and the same so arrested, to
take forthwith to the Captain of the Watch
at the Watch House, whose duty it sholl be
to examine into the matter and in his dis.
cretlon to discharge such person or persons
Immediately, or detain them until morning,
or commi, them to jail for examination by
one or more of the Justices Of the Peace of
said town, upon complaint made according
TO law, and in case Of fire in this town wheth.
er by day or night, il is made the especial
duty of said watchmen, to preserve order, to
nrres, and detain thieves. and prevent the
wanton destruction Of property; Provided
that no person shall be held in custody under
said act upon arrest without process, for a
longer space Of time than fifteen hours ai
any one time, as by SAID act of Assembly
will fully appear.
Ordered that the sforegoing be published
three weeks In the Herald OF the Times.
True copy witness.
B.. ROWLAND, Council elk.
Oct. 29-3w.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-11-12
nj r NOR RANDA.

Arr at Mobile, 9th ult, sip Annawan, Bur-
dick, fin this port, via Key West.
Arr at Boston, 9th inst, bark Huma, Wee
den, fin Smyrna, Aug. 10Th.
Arr at New Orleans, 2sth ult., Brig Algon-
quin, Mayberry, fin this port.
Arr at Marseiles, 4th ult., ship Marianna,
Phillips, FIN New York.
Arr at Lisbon, Goth ult, brig Hyder Ali,
Swasey, FIN New York.
At Anamabo, coast Of Africa, Aug 18th,
bark Rhoderic Dhu, Leman, fr Lceward.
AT Brazos, 2Oth ult., brig Tasso, Burdick,
unldg.
At Havana, 18th ult., brig Lisbon, Messcr,