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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-13

ALMOST 4 DUEL.-A wordy difficulty
occurred between ]. w. jenkins the
Postmaster of WeIIsviIIe. Ohio. and Mr.. A
Nc Bane. editor of the Patriot, published
at that place. Jenkins told McBane that
he dare not say to him on the Virginia
side Of the river what he had said to Him
on the Ohio side. McBane said he dare,
and jumped into a skif and pulled across
The river, inviting his enemy 10 follow
him and test his courage. Mr. Jenkins, it
seems, declined The invitation. The 81
part of the affair, however, consists in
thIs--in practising with his pistols, and
shooting imaginary J~enkinses, McBane
accidentally shot off one of his own
fingers.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-13

GEN. TAYLoR.-In a late number of
the Louisville Journal, we fiud the follow.
ing vivid sketch of the character of old
" Rough and Ready"
Gen. TAYLOR was reared in this
immediate neighborhood, which he has
frequently visited since he joined the army,
and deserves all and more than all the
praise bestowed upon him. lie is eminenlIy
a man Of action, business, and energy.
He was bred in the days of plain. Ilvlna
and high thinking in Kentucky. lie isa
man of few words, no pomp, no bIuster,
no pretenslon. In his vocabulary there is
no word 'impossjble," and things that
other men would not imagine he erccuies;
speaking of them in his official reports
in such a brief simple, and business like
manner, that one would suppose them no
more than the commonest occurrences
Of his everyday life. He is precisely the
man for the position he occupies. His
energies and bis resources will rise
with and be equal to every
em~rgency."
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-13

A detachment Of % regular soldiers un.
der the command of Lieut.. Boswell, arri-
we'd in this town on Thursday morning last.
We understand they are sent here for the
protection of the U $ property at this
post.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-13

The Saturday Evening Post is one of
Oldest and best literary newspapers in the
United States. No pains nor expense to
render it every way worthy ofliberal pat.
ronage have been spared. 1t istwenty-seven
years old, and is now published in Philadel-
phia, by Samuel D Patterson & CO., at
two dollars per annum in advance.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-13

MAYOR OF WAsHINGfox.-W. w.
SEAToN, ESQ, the v~entefan editor of The
National HateHigencerI has been reelected
Mayor Of Washington city.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-13

A report prejudicial to our town has gone
abroad, and is current in New Orleans at
this moment, that our town is very unheal-
thy-that the cholera is destroying its VIC
Tins by dozens, and that death in various
shapes is stalking about in broad MONDAY.
We can assure our readers, far and wide,
that Baton Rouge can vie in salubrity, at
the present time with any town in the
United States. Several cases Of measles
and scarlet fever have taken place among
the children, some of whom have proved
fatal, but it has had no serious result on
older citizens. The conduct Of some per-
sons raising such injurious reports is rep
rehensible in the extreme.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-13

R- al last we have been favored with
air weather for a few days past. we feel
thankful for the welcome change, and hope
it will last for some time, If not, our PLAN
tcrs viii be totally ruined.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-13

his date we Shatl llVaFidpiy Chaia' :"
Gws
For one years subscription If paid
prcvious to expiration Of term, % %
If paid after, and the trouble Of run
ming after ii; ""
Advertising and sub. by the year, 20 oo
Cards Of Doctors, Lawyers, &c. per
year, Wv
Advertising per square 10 lines to
co~nstitutute aSquare, one lnserli0h' w
Every subsequent insertion, 9Vc'
Announcing a candidate for public
Office, (f 4 subscrtber.) W
Apnounciag do. [non-subscriber,) 50 Oo
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-13

ANOTHER Doc Sr3RYs-The greatest man
now a days for telling dog stories, Is The edi.
tor of the Nashua Telegraph. lie has probl-
bly, giveH the world more Of them. and better
ones, and harder ones to believe, than any
other man alive. One Of The Boston editors
have recently thDoWl the Nasbda man the fol-
low ing bone to pick:
One of the light fingered gentry succeeded
in abslractjDg a valuable gold watch from a
gentleman who was the owner of a most saga
cious dog. The animal having observed the
theft, al once renouncej his old master, whose
comPaniop he had been for years, ard, in spite
of all coaxing and entreafies, followed the
pickpocket. His new master was highly de-
lighted, and on retiring for the night took
puppy TO bis sleeping room. The rogue, hav-
ing put aside his dress, placed the watch
snugIy in his pantaIoons pocket and rolled
himself in the blankets. But no sooner was
he in bed, than the dog, who had watched all
the operations with a great deal Of anxiety,
seized the pants, and with one spring jumped
through The window and made for bis old
home, leaving the thief minus both watch
and pants.
We believe thi@ last story, every word of it.
Courier.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-13

MrssRs Errors Please announce II
vour papnr JAMES NJ. WIKoTF, as candidate
i,r the Office Of parish recorder, AZ the next
T,tIc election,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-13

ALDER J TERRELL Up ON A
THIRD cHAReE.-In the Municipal Court
Yesterday, Tirrell was brought up from
Jail, on a habeas corpus, to plead to a new
indictment containing five counts, charging
him with adultery, etc, with the late Mary
Ann Bickford, at divers times and places
in this city, in ls45. He waived the read
ing ofthe Indictment, and pleaded that he
would not contend with the commonwealth
on the first two counts, and Mr.. Parker,
county attorney, mole pros'd, the remaining
three. By pleading mole ~contepdere, the
prisoner puts himself as much within the
power of the government as ifhe pleaded
guilty, but.his plea cannot, as if he plead of
guilty, be used against him on a trial for
divorce, should his wife ever think o fap-
plying for he. After stating that a maxi
mum of penalty on the two counts to which
the prisoner had pleaded was six years in
the state prison, Judge Merrick ordered
him to find sureties for his appearance to
receive judgement in the sum of 1880.
was then remanded to Jail It is ex-
peeted that his trial for arson will come on
in june.-Boston EDeniug Post.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-13

We have nothing new from the army on
the Rio Grande.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-13

spray, Madame said a young, romantic
looking gentleman, addressing the daughter
of one of our booksellers yesterday, whom
her father deputed to stop III the store just
while he went next door-an amiable creature
about the age Of sweet sixteen--"pray Ma.
DAME" he said, "may | ask if you have Ten
Thousand a Year,"
"No, Sir" she sweetly but simply replied,
letting her finely fringed eyelids fall--"no,
Sir; but father says he'll settle the house in
Magazine street on me: that, though, amt
worth more than two thousand a year!'
The young book-buyer had like to die a
larin, as Sam Slick says.-N. o. Delta.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-13

REVUE LoUfs1ANArs.-We have receiv-
cd ten numbers ofthe above periodical in
the French language. 1t il well edited
and worthy ofthe support Of those our fel-
low-ciiizens who are conversant with that
language-especiaHy as it is the only
French literary periodical published at this
time in Louisiana.
Mysteres De { Tnqais1ion, by NJ V Fdrtl
with Historical notes and an introduction
by Manuel de Cuendias.-We have re-
ceiycd some numbers of this interesting
work from the publisher, J J soIIdc, 1877
Chartrcs street. We recommend warmly
the work to those of otr citizens who are
acquainted with the French language and
can prize a work elegantly written.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-13

DEATH OF A FEMALE PATRToT.-Mrs. Mar
garet Greider died in New York on the 26th
ult., in the So year of her age. Her husband
vas a baker in the revolutionary army, and
Mrs. G herself rendered important service to
the America cause by nursing the sick and
wounded. While Gen. Washington was at
Philadelphia, Mrs. Gro'der brought him, as a
donation from her husband to the cause of
liberty, the sum of $500 in gold. This
patriotic couple, moreover supplied the army
with bread for four months, without any COM
pensation.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-13

AL Nashville, on the 26tb, in presence of a
large concourse Of the citizens, and Maj. Con.
Campbell, were mustered into the service Of
the United States, under the recent act of
Congress, the two~ following companies Of
Tennessee Volunteers:
The Nashville Blues, rank aud file ninety
three, b Cheatham, Captain; WR Bradfute,
First Lieutenant; L Eastman, Second Lieu
tenant.
The Harrison Guards, rank and file ninety.
three, X 6 Foster, Captain; Adolphus EIei-
man, First Lieutenant; Geo u Nancy, Second
Lieutenant.
These companies are said to be good and
effective, well calculated to reflect honor upon
their native State.
CGDalry.-Mi lton A Haynes has been cleo
ted Captain of a company Of Cavalry formed
in Giles county.
KENTUCKY.
A cavalry company has been organized by
the young men Of Bourbon. They have cleo.
ted Washington B Arnold captain, and made
application TO the War Department to he ad.
mlfted into the service of the United States,
as the quota required from this State is al.
ready completed.
The Shelby Cavalry Company, Capt G
Wilcox, have offered to give the Governor
any security he desired, if he would let them
have public arms to arm themselves, their in.
tention being 10 90 to Matamorns "on their
own hook" and offer their services TO General
Taylor. Capt w. notifies his company in The
Shelby News to parade on the 10Th Of June,
and visit the rendezvous of the volunteers in
this city.
We see it stated that the services of fifteen
VDIIufppF FpD1nnui11 ,,or ,nr,,oI l.. r.
OwsIey.-L0n. Jour.
Military Appoinhnents.-The following Is
an extract of an order issued by Peter Dudley,
AdJn'ant General Of the State of Kentucky.
The following field appointments are made
by the Governor and Com nander.in. Chief 10
the corps Of volunteers, to wit:
For CaJahyo or Mounted Men.
Humphrey Marshall, Of the city Of Louis
vile to be Colonel
Ezekiel II Field; of Woodford county, to
be Lieut. Colonel.
John p Gaines, of Boone county, to be Ma.
jor.
For L!tantry or RjRe,nen.
William X Mckee, OF the city of Licking.
ton, to be Colonel.
Henry Clay. Jr., of the city of Louisville,
TO be Lieutenant Colonel.
NiTy IL Fry OF DJyle county, TO be Ma
jor.
The Governor and Commander. in Chief Of
the Safe Of Kentucky, orders that the corps
of volunteers, both of Cavalry and Infantry,
which have been accepted and commissioned
for the service of the United States, shall
rendezvous at the city Of Louisville. bv COM
panles on Monday, the 9Th day of June next,
preparatory to being mustered into the service
Of the United States.
Disappointment Hundreds of brave men
70 this Stale, and particularly IN the Green
River country, have been most grievousIy
and bitterly disappointed, because on account
OF the distance from Frankfort, they were not
able TO report themselves to the Governor in
time TO be received. We were told yesterday,
that a company of about 100 men had been
formed at Bowling Green at a days notice,
fifty Of whom could bit dollar at one bun.
dred yards distance, every shot. They are
the kind OF fellows Tor the Mexicans.-Lou
Jour.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-13
BATON U L,
SATURDAY,, JUNE 18th,

The GazeRe.-Our Terms-From and alter
his date we shall invariably charge as ioi
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-13
ORDERS.

We find the following orders, addressed
to Gov. Johnson in the last New Orleans
papers (:
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-13

GENERAL TAYLoR.-The United States
Gazette, says: "who ever saw any man write
and fight better than General Taylor? He is
death in his advances upon an enemy, but
most retiring when speaking of himself. He
never says that he will conquer an enemy
he simply promises to fight him. The Presi-
dent has don" well TO nominate Gen. Taylor
as Brevet Major General, and the Senate as
well, in confirming that nomination unani,
mousIy.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-13

Baton Rouge, Monday, June lst, 1916
The Police Jury of the Parish ofEast
Baton Rouge assembled this day accor.
ding to law, Present,
Ward No l, A Monget, w. 4,RTYoung,
2 II Tomlinson, ~ c Foreman,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-13

You Are authorized II 10 announce CHARLES
TESTER as a candidate for Parish Recorder,
at the next July election.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-10

suRISAM, April ie-Ar 1.h. sch Alpine, Ncksrson. from
SSs:ss' r. bail jams. c.%Rs:n. Miller s from rom
Rory oMore, McMas,er. Liverpool. " -
Home Ports.
BaIn MsY ~, brig Fswq Duncan wsmns,O" NC
bark N,'ehe. Lindsey New Orleans. brig Della
Pss@s. WIN Chase. fsn;sso$; solomon FipsT MsasSss.
Cook %as t.ys. snS sasSo1sS Is Nsqsasis' Roads
sn Mallory dB'css
ton = hs Roads x sSh JaG Gsos which put
thick fog latter part. ~ " - '" ' ''' WIN
.eS oscar jones Mayo csmdsa Me; soa a
Ar yeSsdhay ship Brown
s' May VIM n' Thompson Rich
ms%S Esa h April ss@ss Aud Lava
co sry SS arr S rsa Gle
bark Lyle, Loones, ANTWERP 49,,
RSsa s My gs
ao .es ~ Do for Do M M, pI S
d @ 'f aai
Lion FIN Boston, also brig unknown came n this forenoon
S5s ssa3 ssAf sis e.
Liza United States Abby Mo5spn and vsndaie for Bos
age steamer Robert Fulton and eleven sehrs No
sssaS y sight this writing bound !" Wind E. and weather
NASryckrE, May Arr schr Brutus, Robbins, NYork.
MTw 'ss; Ga. .G DSa
NTx Loypos Nay May sAm .eh5 Roberts Risha,as
from do 10 S g. F hS
s s% % o.S MsS H a % .s.s Wasa
d. Ss y smith s'n 5 : ny
sf $ s d@ bS.soa Nor for
Nsy York Walter Merchant DsmiSx, from P.asxo G
1o &
Block Island Bns,,s Smith from Providence for Norweh
Ny APRIL A ssmsp .bi% Wn
sssa ,s %sR Ea..tS e Ss
& Ja s sb smf psan
YORK p5S; Galv sssg" snip. South csIcas Owen Hay
Bo.iea; Susan a"'sf Howell basvs toraan Sadi.
$:s Esx Ss S 'ri psy
%sSs:l az S:s Ps
from M;y s. ssa Ms;s' nsT NS1:
@
Hudson from Richmond; Lion whidsa rom boston cId
fSs sS E Ea%s' f~s %S;'s
sy b ;sAi kfsIS H?.SS a'oEs 's
Sa eR Ds sa MS ca,eas Re sG Ss
ak Waldo Carter Belfast General lafayette o Chase
Hawkins, New York o0''' ' '''''
PORTLAND May Bark Ranger, Leayiu MatanZas brig
Cardenas, Goodng New York. Cid, bark Susan w Lind,
Gerts, Porto Rico.
RcHMosp, May Arr schr Fountain, Kieran, Thomas
ton; Providence kerwan Balt Martha Jane, Darling NY;
Esis A DssF
Hartford
SALEM May 7th-Cld brig Zaine, Ropes Maranham and
MARKET British schrs Mary Nova Scotia; Laura, do; Louisa
brigs Romp, Mermaid, Zaine,ast two returned at
Newport for New York 9Th schs Ellis 8 William, Little
field, Croon Geogiana, Godfrey New York for Wareham:
Henry LSok PhaasRh for Boston gnn ;Gpops willard
do for do. -
SAVANNAH, May 5-Cleared, brig Excel, Smith, NYork.
WnMISaToS, N.C:-An week ending 5th inst, briggs Al
;shrs North Carolina, Miller PhsdeIphis, 4 Smith
Myers New York; boundary, Shackford Wilmington, Del
schrs Manchester (Br Bethel Harbor island r. w Brown
ton, Nash, New London: cassius' Eldridge Boston.
leo Fuford West Indies; Marcia, smith aud II. King,
Gray, New York. Cid schrs VIM L. Bird, Roberts. INew
York. James Otis Pamplico Waldo and Sparacus Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-10
BY Last Nights Southern Mail.
Miscellaneous Record.

SHIPS FLoRIpIAN, BYRON, and PARsHAN, lying opposite
the mint in the first municipality New Orleans parted their
faennlgs the oath u during heavy blow, and drfted
aou of several vessels lying asten Of Them doing
slight damage
Home Ports.
BALTIMORE. May 9-Arr Bremen ship Goethe, Homann a
days from schs Spray Stevens days from Charles
ton; Ann Smith, Smith. days from New York; Seguine,
Cole days from do; Jack Downing Fields from Phadel
phia; Ann Maria -, from Port Waltha Edwin G, -,
folk Saw off the Rappahannock brigantne.
NORFOLK May 6-Arr schr ST Marie, Richmond steamer
Georgia Cannon, Baltimore; Alice, Skinner Richmond
Bremen bark Caroline FIN Port Walthal for Bremen
from Hampton Roads to-day. full rugged brig, the
shawmn, doubt, from Boston went up james River to-
day Sid brig Geogiana, Hopkins, New York; schr Louisa
Perry, Warren,
tons brig. Louisa Wilson Laguayra Wm PITT Howes and
Hazeltne Providence; Thoma, Hart Bartlett Bayou Black
ell Boston Shylock Crowell. Wilmington, NC; Lebanon
Covea NH; Scituste Baker, Boston; Falcon Moore Glen
fuegos Cuba; Lion Whilden Boston; Thaddeus Hudson
Richmond; bages Delaware, Creese, and Whale Baldwin
Howes BOSTON, CID bark Delaware Fisher Boston; brgs
Lucy Ann Spaford do Oak Ryder: do; schrs Emma Dick
nson New York; Edrcd Mason, Charleston; Sea, Allen
Baltmore Alicia, Hall do Lebanon Brown, Bangor Perse
yeance Hebron. New London; Thomas Fenner Nckerson
Providence; Jane Rogers, Norwich II Stafford, May Fall
River; Phenix Lawrence Boston, Abraham Brown, Davis
Providence; John Teal Stu Richmond; lronsides
Morrison New York; Baltimore Claypole Baltimore, barge
Delaware, Crasse, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-10
Sprole forbids 1.-THE creed of the Church forbids
il and we submit in silence and despair

Sprole forbids 1.-THE creed of the Church forbid.
ii and we submit in silence and despair.
Fisher has not bought the office the Times, late
IT, s. Journal, late Madisonian, for the purpose OF
another transmogrlfcation of the concern into a
paper for the elevation of Mr.. Calhoun. We are
authorised to say that he has not bought the office,
does not intend to buyat, and never thought OF
buying IL. The probability is that the types will
next be used in paper for the advancement OF
Col. Johnson If they are brought INTO political SER
wee again. Meantime, we understand that DIR.
Fisk is using them IN the execution OF neat little
magazine under the patronage OF the Odd Eel
lows. We are sorry for this, for the curse of John
Jones seems 10 hang upon all the fixtures and all
the relics of the late preposterously, egregiousy,
inexplicably and inextricably supernatural Madi-
sonidn Positively curse seems to hang upon
every scheme in which the types used in those
magnloquent laudatons Of Tyler were employ
ed, as if it were something sacrilegious TO touch
them after their sacred use in the service OF John
Jones. Yala-boosha! Where is John Jones
The defence did not accept in the case of the
Y. States VS.. Francis Thomas, ofthe terms for a
deposition from Mrs Linn as proposed by the
prosecution therefore an attachment VIII be Is
sued to have that lady personally before the Court
IN November next. And she will not come, II our
Judgment may be relied upon.
For several days past the city has been invaded
by numerous detachments OF whites, blacks, and
mulattoes, in appearance the veriest vagabonds
that could be recruited this side the Sixth ward Of
New York. They fishermen, recently en-
poyed all along the Potomac in the shad and her
their necks in water, night and day, drinking
whiskey by the barrel. II has been long spree
a sort OF saturnalia with them in which the lux
ury Of unlimited grog has been freely purchased
by continual immersion in the Potomac. And
yet they came out the dirtiest looking Christians
that we have ever seen. Poor fellows, they are
sndly to be ptied, in the Reputation of soap and
water and sobriey.
Mr.. N. P. Willis has left US There was a de-
lghuul May ball at Carusi's last evening. The
Vice President was there and several members of
Congress and such host of beautiful girls that
il would be invidious to proceed to specifications
Goods are beginning to come in to the National
Fair. We expect good lot Of country merchants
IN to speculate upon the low prices of home manu-
features. There will be fine opening. Rev.
Mr.. Tustin, chaplain of the Senate, is holding
fair for the benefit of his new church. And we
are happy to learn that the fair ladies the fair are
doing fair business for their pastor.
After two days struggle with the sun the clouds
are letting out a most copious supply of rain.
From all parts of this section of the Union we
learn OF the prospect ola redundant harvest. Ne
yer did season open more propitiously or deli
clousy than this Respectfully,
The Doctor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-10
PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 10.


Cleared.
Ship Northumberland, Griswold London, Grswod.
ship Chaos WsSn ss Gi dnSsra FoMs
Bark AiveTade, Ames, Belfast Richardson & Watson.
Brig Charles, Fogg, Bath
sa s, f5%. s'mh Walsh
BIZ h:s" Helena fs b"e i1'f POST William
ssSs ss e 3sS. FeE a:s: Y;s ssa
s ss1 pfEras Maisn ss WRG ss%saa Eager Merrill
sehI Mesn NJ; Tunnel Baltimore JOhnsOn& Lowdsn
scm EyineSSaIs dould RsS%ond Allen Fssson.
Sssss Fsss YoF b:fs FsIss.I Ssys"
Boat Vulcan. Green, Philadelphia
Arrived.
Ship New York Hull days from Charleston, with cotton
shs Ly S Api md:s SLATE
ap pransr % bark Montpelier east
Ship cosa Adams, Of Boston, 50 days from Newport, w,
SsI. Wave s%sTsn = DAYS from Dublin in bal.
Bark Koaad:on s9.s:SSyy Sn Gadia via Madeira, with
to soaer ' Bos 0 co Jays 0'
Aso9 Clarke from 1, i, en%d
iIeh ses y Ssv a a hs NYos1 IN rs sy.
Emerson, OF and for Baltimore unc.
Brig Wilson Fuller, Cobb days FIN Savannah, to Durham
Brig Arcturus Could fin Boston, mdse to Foster Nick
Br brig Mary salter Salte days FIN Windsor Ms with
plaster to Soue, Whitney X Co.
Brig Etrurian Bronscom, I'm Laguna April 81, mahogany
and logwood Rowland Aspinwal. Left American
sells in port.
schr Red Rover, Smith, i'm Boston, mdse
Schr Alexandra, Baker FIN Boston, mdse.
Schr Warren, Graffan, I'm Portland molasses
Schr Clarissa, Carver, I'm New Haven.
Schr Mary Sumner FIN Newben, NC. naval stores.
Schr Ferdinand Latham, IA FIN Baracoa, with fruit Ar
rowsmith < Wheeler.
Schr Shawmut Farren 80 days FIN Grand Canary Island
bara and wine, Depew Left bark Columbia, Trustan,
for NYork in 10 days.
schr Cadmus Laroge days FIN Plymouth NC, naval strs.
Schr Sea, -, days I'm Richmond w Hunter
Below,
Packet ship Switzerland Knight 20 days from London and
Portsmouth, mdse, to Grinnell, Minturn Co.
Also-l ship, bark, brig, unknown. Wind Sc.