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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-17

DY ORDER of Daniel P. Ingrahen. one OF the Asso-
- ciste Judges OF the Court o. Common Pleas for The city
and county OF Notice hereby given pursuant
the provisions OF the authorizing attachments
against absconcng, concealed and nonresident debtors
that attachment has issued against the estate OF Ezra
Teal resident OF the Sste OF Michigan snd ,ha: The
will be sold for the payment OF his Gebt. unless he appear
and discharge such attachment according 20 law. within
nine months from the FIRST publication notice; and
that the payment any debts due him by residents OF
ths STATE and delivery him for his Of any prop
erty within this State belonging 10 him. and the transfer OF
any such property by him forbidden by law and void
Dated The tenth day Of September 1875 Z. II. OWEN,
SIC lavvqrn Attorney for Attaching Creditor.
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS
gales n. tho stock Exchange Feb Is

The condition Of the Boston Insurance Companies
for December ls45 has been published and the suboin
cd table shows what the real capital of each company In
Boston then was the suppos.ion that the existing ou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-17

@rUR SALE-A Fars; situated in the town Of Gr-en-
10 tort, Columbia County, aad adjoining me I9'Pota
subscriber lis 8. well situated az any IN ihe couatg Tor
convenience and beauty and we'll wa!efed win h'ihg
sprugs The house il modern bTii IN gooo leVe, anu
with al the necessary ocI-buidtDgs Any sehAeusa oS
srous OF purchasing country sea would 90 wei 70 look
the prernses There Is handsome o1lolng size on
th f,n a. car he found in Stale, commanding tine
view o,hs Hudson River and country for sixty
miles Terms made cay. APPLY 10 he subscribe
NORMAN NJ. FlSLAY,
PnuyhkrHp.ir. DutcheaA Counfy.
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GmcfaIs
LIST OF LETTERS

.pvrsrl.so IN THE TRIBUNE BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-17

-... FAR3; FOR SALE.--Situste on LIE Kost from
ss Nav Rochre 10 White Plains, about iztanI from
en- Zach containing l5o ACRES OF LAND, al Of which
1. Plough Land excepting Ten Acres whchir Wood Esnd.
Th psce L. divided lane and In st cut INTO Convenient
lots for cultivation AL TIE fences are Of stone n good
order and ground tr Of The build
fngr s OF grod character and n order FOR TERMS apply
70 8. 3. KENYON, on the premises, or Of
dsr J. ADRIkNCE, So John-st Eew.Yora-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-17

S9O nnn TO LOAN on Bond and Mortgage IN
scOO.OUUsur1st 10 suit Bonds and mortgages well
secured on CRY properly wsnisd-
I'D l. LINCOLN, q Na,sau.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-17

90 SEVEN FARMS FOR SALE.-Pers OF the es-
CO tsie of the Major William Edgar containing from
100 EACH, and being from one 10 three miles
from the Railroad Depot az Railway
No In Upper Railway, IS acres with orchard, good
buildings; also Eve small houses for renting.
No Pin Upper Railway % 6cres with houses ard barn
No S-Or the Woodbridge road al the South end OF me
Homestead Farm. n 20 100 The purchaser MAJ
Choose, with house and barn.
No 4-on the Woodbridge road go acres without build
30 5-on the S.sr road 50 acres with small house
No 5On the Slar road, 50 acres nearly adJonlng No
with house and barn. and bounded on one SIDE BY Runway
River.
No 7-on the Star road y acres with house and barn,
and bounded ty The river.
Also several smaller lots woodland and salt meadow
Also Farm OF 90 acres with good house aud oar Tour
mi e. from Orange on the road 10 horrisown with 30
screa pasture and woodland nearly adjoining wen CAL
culated for Dairy or Sheep Farm
the village: house new: y ceres.
Also neyY land Ohio Missouri and Tennessee for sse
CT exchange NJ g. EDGAR, 80 Wsll-st
WM EDGAR. Railway. Executors
GARRISON EDGAR,
John Edgar offers for sale his Farm OF liz acres one
nile from Woodbridge The land in excellent coudlnon
-7r,
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Ljsr Of Letters Remaining in the N.Y. posl omce'
A''' V Saturday. February IA;

s,.a,. usa,ton me DATE Of lss Lt'' tn shaeA issl
,-i.,d LADIES LIST:
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Capital OF lY Oluccs az hDo"u io "a
turns. 1900 -7'''-''
60 that the returns indicate fund amounting IN 'he
aggregate 10 as 429 26 3 apart for the security anu
protection OF the policy holder
In the case of some of the companies Is proper TO
state tina. the amount of the notes. the promissors oil
which are entitled TO policies, without farther payment
Of premiums 10 the company Is included in the sssets
and as this sum the option OF the promissors be
converted into premiums on undetermined risks II
would see that 1t should In strctness be deducted from
the assets and SO would reduce the capital to
The returns indicate that ,be amounts aro-Aantic u
eual s23,4sl Sc; Equitable Safety s4644l 9si New
England Mutual S95,o50.
The fourteenth annual report OF the current re-
cepts and expenditures of the Boston and Worcester
Railroad just been submitted TO the Legislature The
capital stock of the Company is $4,000 600 The re-
cepts last year were from S2i2l AZ ner
chandse so535O5 SO mail SO s24 and incden'als
as COS 60; which, with the undivided surplus OF last
Sear of sl3 1863 10 make total OF $500 6lS rs The
expenditures WERE for road bridges and buildings
s6g44a 65 engines and S5l 1853 40 other expenses
slq9oa2 as; total s2i9729 so Thus there apro6t
Including the undivided surplus, OF S25Oes9 as which
gave dividend Of per cent the capital and left an
undivided surplus OF Slsss9 IS.
The Boston Shipping List, of Saturday morning, con-
tains summary view of the trade Of the United States
for the year ending June 80 1895 compiled from the an
nsa report Of ,hs Secretary Of the Treasury from which
ws extract the following:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-17

IT, MAIL LINE al II A. NJ. TO Albany and
EsStSsSNthe Intermediate lsndiogs, or ne far ihe
ice will permit There 10 good wheeling
from sny pou, the Hudson Albany md Stages willie
In readiness 10 carry passengers ceir destination. Pas
sage 81 50 through 10 Albany Passage 10 Newburgh
81 So Breakfast beard tbs boat The celebrated Ice
stes,nho., UTICA. Capt T. \. Huse, lesves The pier
eetween Cortlan. and Liberty every morning Al u
O'Clock
All packages parcels vii be landed at any OF the
gu4E landings provided hey paid for al ths Agents
Office and entered the re h list For passage or freight
apply "a. p. {. SCHULTZ, al tbs Office on The
WHAT lsy
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MORRIS ROBINSON, President
SAML HAsSAY Secretary.
hnturn Post. Physician 5li Broadway "a I'm
I IFE ISSURASCE.-Tb- New-Ens lsnd Mutual
II Life Insurance Company OF Boston il receive sppcs-
ions FOR Life Insurance a, 80 Wal-st
DIRECTORS.
WILLARD PHILLIPs ROBERT HOOPER,
WILLIAM PARSONS, CHARLES p. CURTIS,
FRANCIS c. LOWELL, PETER WAISwEfGHT,
RoRgRT B. FORBES, WILLIAM w. STONE,
GEORGE II. RrES THOMAS A DEXTER,
JAMES READ, Otis TUFTS
JONATHAN ANGRY. Sec'y. WILLARD PHILLIPS, Pre-
JoHS c. CHEEsMAs, Md. Medical Examiner, New Y0rs
Forms ofsppca.cu insurance and 81 necessary nfor
nation Will he furnished by the subscriber 81 NE once NO
50 Wsll-st- New-York-
jlH JOHN HOPPER. Solicitor and Agent
TNHE ALLIANCE MUTUAL Insurance Comps-
ny-ofhce No SIS WaIIs;,ee,-
James De I. Ogden, y. Burru, Lorng Andrews
VIM. II. Asptnvall A. Norrie D. a. Coms,ocI
Psul SpoEord. A ~oodhn, p. NJ We,more
2. G. Thurstop, VIM Adams, Wm. II Russell
f. Cottinet:, r Whitmsfsh Jacob Hgrye.
Roh'l l. Taylor A. 81. MercnaEt Edw. c. Cen;sr
J. P. Van Bergen, John Cryder, Benz. Richards,
Henry CHANGER, Geo. w. Belts, Saml L. Mitchell
Samuel Wirts. James ReybCrn, VIM. D. Thompson,
Tboa ". Ludlow, T. P. Stanton, Leo'G s. SUgrez
Schuyler Ltvtr gston Richard Irwin 5p'sr ) 8en-dic.
Gilbert Alien, Almel Reed, 4. a. Delano
G. Winthrop Gray, A. Foster, Jr. Jas T. Van Allen
Thoa Messenger, Jed FRYE Benz z. Fields,
James Brown John Gihon
This company continue against losa or damage
by and the Casualties of HAgIsE INLAND Say
CATION upon srns as favorable other IN this CITY
q The PROFITS of the business Will be annually returned
10 the parties insured.
Losses nd Iusted and paid with promptitude
JAMES D. 2. OGDEN President
A. N. MERCHANT, Vice. President
LEWIS BENTON. Secretary. Iss II
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IENTLEMEN'S LIST.

ROBERT u. MORRIS, r. NJ.
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lNOhh SHOPS with stsaIu Power for q light bGs-
ness may 10 obtained 10 the Tribune Buildings "a I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-17

DY ORDER OF Hon William Parmelee. Recorder OF
- the City OF Albany, notice hereby gwen Lat an attach
has issued against OF Thomas F. Wynsn ss
nonresident debtor and the will be sold for The
payment OF his debts unless he appear and discharge such
attachment. according 10 law within npe months from the
fret publication OF this noce; and that the payment OF any
debts due hin by residents Of this State, and the delivery
him CT for his ofany property within This State belong
ing TO him. and the transfer OF any such property by him are
forbidden By law and void Dated Albany June Il. l545
DEAN NEWLAND.
iel7 laWoR,c Ainrnies for attaching creditor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-17

ATATEMENV OF the MuuaI Benefit LiIe IhHurance
- Company, No. II WalsL-Issted from lst May, 1875,
to 3ist December, ., -.
months SOS Policies Amt Of premiums. 500 s6a 81
In January ....2+3 :" @l,IoI -
81, 60: %
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PREMTUM LAMP STORE

HARDWARE and Cutery.-Seaman Lower s.,s s-I
II Sphngst near Greeuwics.s ofers for ss1s 40
general assortment OF Hardware, Cutlery, o''s ~
JRpaned Ware.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-17

RITANNIA WARR.-Diron Sons Zee W ~ inf inf
= fee IN sets or single. Also, large assosIH0n'
ncsn Britannia Ware, Tor sale By on spdus4L
ftJs SEAMAN koWs
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90 COUNTRY RESIDENCE AND FARM Al
Private Sale the head OF Crest Neck North Hemp
stead. Long Island containing i25 acres OF Lsnd IN.
der high state OF cultivation, with me and convenient
buildings The situation IL unsurpassed for beauty &c &c
For particulars sppy 20 ANTHONY J. BLEEChER,
,sf ix AuciiOraAr. ! Broai.st.
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{epnl Notires.
.HERIFF:s SAL

SHERIFF'S sALE.-By virtue OF seSeL 60 ...s
- ter fariss 70 directed and delivered ~
TO Wednesday the r,reaty.ffh dsy o. saTen 9e5
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ 81 the Vesibus OF the Cliy hsI ~ ~.
Civ OF NeYork ell the righ title and interest OF henry
Wilkes, which be had the eleveurn day OF Novsmoe.
thousand eight hundred and fortytve, OF a. anJ @
serwarcs o. in eli those certain lots pieces or par
cells oflnd. situs;- lying and b-ipg 10 me Lsn se
Ninth Ward OF The City Of NewYoTk snd klovRn an 1s
unguished certain map made by J. r erlcses, Cly
Surveyor, OF lands ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 20 samson sensoS
and Ben. amin Vrederourgh deceased susein me
Ward OF the City Of N-w.York which nap pears oaie
September 1895 and Ia II The ONCE OF lne Re
ets,er in and for The City and Couuy OF NewYork lots
Nos 1853 four hundred sixtyeght 6a four
and siKy-nipe $50 four hundred and Seventy ana ti
four hundred and seveutyone which said lots also de-
signaied said map parcel number 5l seventy-s snd
bounded as follows Essi by The Fourtnsvenus "esl
bv line drawn parallel 10 Inc Four,havenue the Wsster
" side thereof al the o.isuce Of hundred and Ten Get
ihersfrom Norirerly by line drawn paTae 20 lIeih'
az The distance Of Sly fest I've inches ihFeioH OF
the Souihe-y side thereof and Sou;helT D Inc drawn
parallel 70 7hsee The Nor,hsriy sce here1; 81 ne
distance 81 sfy feet five inches hcrefru Together With
the heretalnens sna sPpureuaacss ths-euGto belonging
or app-riaiDing WILLIAM JONES, spe-lh.
FsEDpsIcg L. TuLTE. Deputy Sheriff
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This Company had but loss amounting 10 5000
The premium, paid in cash. aud in secured Noe
payable In II months with cent interest subject 10
If required losses and renewable II de-
sired by the insured.
ROBT L. PATTERSON. PresidenL
BENZ C. MILLER, Secretary. JOSEPH L. LORD Agent
Dr. James Stewart. No. Bond.st Medical examiner 81
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%. on Sunday schr Emily Hniara started Saturday I'd
p'&S. sosos May SAT- bark Dunlap Thomas Prom Bsbs
wess t ossdass orisS .Ioiias' sherwood NYO'f
,s$a .sEis' r ss
ess brig s Islam Calais to load for the
April j d, Sss. Rf oh Ss. e.
My YSs J.. ss .ess sSssa. smith,
ri: &: My Ts: ss s.
f E1s 5s fs ss Ss
sets went this morning. Two full rugged brig JnSrn
and and 'n@ as There now
ward. Of eighty I'll Of yss Soua q
morning from schooner States ashore the point q
dsDs h Ss 81. ss o ifs
Sssey he a h
bs sold the schooner for the benefit Of those in
NOZZLE, May s-cid ship Yorkshire, Trip, for Liverpool;
Ct ,hs morning yst NsSS ;l5ss.
s as's ' Soaw As''f nYe Ss I
ssE e, Tsi. psjsIs Es'S
York 10; wassns S; Ak R.sssy from So Fiai
vsssS "a S:ss Ssiy Il
fids sf l lS% Norwich for d0 North Dsao
Hsr ko md Rlsf kos ;sHf
Predmore Virginia, Fall River Martha Washngton WOOD
Baltimore do; Van Duren, Grey Cherryfed. lth bg
Alabama Allan Apalachcos; Agnoria, Elder Mobile; DC.
,yis Doughty Philadelphia Ava Of Neys.sle FROM Cubs
Elizabeth Ann. Jackson, PhiIsdepAa pAytuekst L.pyns
Smith, Norfolk Engineer, Whiting do; sloop Hudson, Wa'
.hr 1 Pss As.a
York; New York jones' Bid ssRi Isaac Merit Kelsey
ASs.sy ;41s AK Adams.
NEw BEDFORD May liar sehr Pacific Wot d, Norfolk,
William, Wxon, and Industry, Kelley, Baltimore.
PROVIDENCE, May 9-Arr schr Walter Merchant, Dem
willard Rhodes New York Cid ship Archelsus Boutse.
New Orleans Sid schrs Vesta, Ludlsm and Emeline. Van
glider Philadelphia; sloops Opera, Mott dol Ornament,
Jones' York 10TH schrs Queen, Gardner, Baltimore,
Louisa Reeves, Sooey, Philadelphia.
PORTLAND May 8-Arr schr Julia Martha, Pnkham, I'm
Eastpert York Cid brig Caroline, gnatius, Jordan
for Cuba and SID 9TH schr Genoa Lanphe ardenas
CID brgs Baltic vning, Gusdaloupe Centurion Norris
RIcHHosp, May 10 1sld :shr. Tho; Tho~pson wixon.
Plymouth, Mass; Shetland, Toby, Halifax. Ms
sALnM May sCld brig Esther Glover 10th an
briggs Cherokee Zaine; Mermaid, Rio Grandei Romp 8!
and +. - - III,
SToNISGTos, May Arr schrs Challenge Parks, Phil.ds
pha for Boson; Granville. New York, fordo; Ellen, Har
WscAssEr, May @CId bark Casilda, Higgins for Ma.
tnnza
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BY Last Nights Southern Mail.
Home Ports.

Home Ports
BALTIMORE May l2Arr bark Latrobe Allen, from Osl-
weston Tsxa,IPassed il the bay Of Black River bark L
mouth Of the river ship Hagrave Bailey from New Orleans
Also Br big Chas Gray oqterbrdgs from Moptego Bay
Rio J.nsiI0 CID brig. cSmss,sn SG.w) WSs:s 8ns
Brown Myers Bremen; banks Letitis Lewis Rio de janet
Wyman, Dill Boston, brig Abo, Jones, Me dc Jsneiro
schrs VIM Alley, Snow, St Thomas Mary Ellen 0rifin
Port Maria JAM
NoRFoLx May 9-Arr schr Richard, Thaxte FIN Boston;
pilot boat Aid Drummond from cruse-repors brig Chas
from New York for James River through Hsmp
Hurd and w Wier, for Bostou and H Thompson, for
Fall River
PHLApELrHIA. May 12-Ar steam propeller Warrington
Briggs from York-reports large ship unknown on he
Shines Providence. ca ship Adirondack shipl.y, Lvsr
foa spso1d Boston, Sarah Louisa Wstsoa PoIssmoah
Selim Bowman, Eastpo; VIM Rogers, T,ylcr, Boston;
Rivers J Brick, Reeves, Greenwich; Elma Rogers. Sal
York; steamer Black Diamond. Cox dol baTSes Star
and Orb, do.
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PHILADELPHIA, May IL, le4o

PHILADELPHIA, May II, 1916.
The excitement continues increase in intensity
A meeting Of the citizens has been called by Mayor
Swift for tomorrow afternoon, to express thor opinion
upon the state Of public affairs and to adopt measures
required in the present emergency.
The great Of the Insurance Bank Of Columbus
Georgia. against the United States Bank did not COM
yesterday owing to the sickness Of one Of the
counsel for the defence and the absence Of important
witness Tho Hon. Seabon Jones and Senator Colqut
in attendance counsel for the plaintiff but Sena
fence was not present. much to the disappointment Of the
crowd that hed the court room. The trial has gone OF
until November next.
Letters from Pottsville give details Of much destruction
in that vicinity by the frcshct Several lives known
to DO lost others reported So much injury has bean
dene the Schuylkll Navigation, that here hopes
OF its commencing operations until August No mpor
tan damage has been done to the Reading and schuy
kill Valley railroads line, but ell the bridges the
Minehili railway swept away and six the Mill
Creek road The Belmont branch Of the valley road has
been considerably damaged. Lawton colliery at the
head of Mill Creek has suffered greatly all the fixtures
having been swept away.
The steamship Arlington arrived this morning from
your city She is hne vessel, and her trips between
this city and New York during the present summer will
doubt be profitable to the owners, and pleasure
those passengers who partake Of them.
fnc locomotive from the Norris foundry, this
morning placed upon barge to 60 to New York by the
is to ply upon the Utica and Schenectady railroad
The sales Of stocks light to-day but the prices
slighty recovered from the extreme depression Of
terday
salcs OF Stocks at PhiladelpAla.
Ma! l2-FIRsI BoARp3oo shares Girard Bank x; no do
Vieksourg SH seso % Lehlgh Interest. a. rs. an N.
reading k % ss ons ess 70 10 shares a.
srcosp Bossp.iss Wilmington Ri, 81 - Kentucky b.
Aria sAIr. Zoo Reading RR. AK
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miscellaneous Record.

MISCELLANEOUS Record.
&c The ship Agnes for China is detained until the 10th
instant.
U Ship George Ferris for Liverpool will sail this morn
ing.
~ We indebted TO the Richmond Enquirer, and the
Charleston Patriot, for slips.
BANK GArcr. Eyting, sailed from Charleston the 9th
inst, for Genoa, having repaired.
Naval.
The s figate Culumbia, Com Rousseau; soops Of
brig B.bdIe, Captain Pennington, the River Plate
At the last accounts spoken.
Ship ssnslls Tayor from New Orleans for New York,
Bark Mason barney Scott hence tFeb ie for Montsvidso
from sosn os Ss & H. brig Allen Of sea'' 10 days
.1 pr passed Ss e. .:n. S bark
with sh;l letters a!,;n, in the centre -. ,w
Whalemen.
letter from bark rsfts Hor lsS s e. Bed i'd
h Ssw bsS GSa HS ~ PS
.p~ .bs susan Manchester New Bedford months.
at Nantucket OH schr sophs SWAIN (which has been
.'ss:1s, 70 6. for A,s.,e whS.ns .,;, ,,;.s
nowsrd. sigma. and supposed n. I.rs.
10 Rss ~ s
rs .s ss ANN .sss
raj ships New but brings later ne VS. than that
:ss Me1sss q h. r;h'y s. report,
nisos sad
-, Foreign Ports.
GsASp CANARY, March N-In port bark Columbia Tms
sell for N York, in 10 days.
drew Rn. an 'I.. An
Rio JAsEIKo, March 2sArr bsrks Adaro, Trsab from
brig s. ssy Resncs. la% n"s E
Canning e. Ss
Cs:pi;p Peabody for New Yo5s soon jo;sphns Jones
S" ts StS.ua Io%
uS.. ReS%ond GIBBS from %s cnro
Rossbea Bailey from do arr 2sd Active, ForwG I'm BAL
ling Gallup from do Pedls Cormsci Cape az vsrds;
Porter Also IN port Ss Porpos. Bar.
ren from Boston NOV M via sec where she put in dis
ST DoMISoo, April AIN port briggs Cssse York. for Bos
ton loading Baltimore seary for New York unc; sehr Ma
ST. CRoII May lin por ship Emily Davis for 81 Tho
mas dischagng brgs lmogene for Barbados Joseph
Home Ports.
May 2-In port ships Huron, Weeks, for
suss S. So9 s,s ss ss s..nSs
fan s,I F
berand Power for Liyerpoo dg Due dosissn' Robert
b;ss1 p&sas :ea si Ss Tsss'9
as A Rcs. from SS Ss
Boston, .fytee MsCormscL fpr PIovSsnes; ids
{sappossd f iSS Ms.sa..s ca ;Sp'
Ssaasia fcs:s Moss Ss.
fWs''Sis'%Ss "o?s'w fh .s$ .'ssr very
frssh sbip Corsica. anchored in the Rcsds
Dana RSs, .S S w%sson
Brig WIN remains; hauled Of her berth bat did not 90
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PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY ID.

Cleared.
sS;S TSHns. vsasss sSS w NJ ..p
sR Rip south R csroins Ha@oa Sutton
S s Rs:sss .4: y joins: SB s'fhsH
B B.E k:ss s5s M.d.,: f. Rs"
E::a: S.:1s %as:ss sss. %Sa.s W e.
B1s Adn., sherman, Vera Cruz. Nesmith Walsh
Sem F.nl:s S,ss FSisasph Plat. Person
s.s. % SsS., Ssss SSss:J Richmond
s s':sn En Hasi. rss?sR:ss SfS
S b. VIZ Is,ioSs ~ and for
Ship Franconia Ganne 10 days from New Orleans. with
Ship Ellen P.bs Perkins. day. from Ap.l.eheos, with
s1 sss e With
ton 70 na.:. % inst lat e So lon % T. :pSts brig Nm
ss ~
III. s 4 :; II; s% IL.
Bark Oxford Rcs; ef fso.pse day. from Hsvsa. with
ss New
s. Domingo; Bremen bark Virginia, Johnston for Cowes
Bark Beaver Andres. tof Provid.nce II day, from Or
s.s' PR Key wv
Brg Hi:ori.n, MiiIiksa a. day. from Lasun. with log
Brig St Marks, Williams 10 days from St Domingo City,
Sch Nevis Kinney, 6 days from Tr nidad de Cuba with
molasses to Harmony, Nephews Co. Left bark Amer-
fG ies cc 1sst day. from N.uv. with mo...
to Holt & Owen.
Sch Empire Clark, II days from St CroiY West End)
With Wood Sid in with brig Vincennes,
for York
sch Charleston, Davis from Warrington NC, with naval
stores
Schr Sarah, Copes, Ocracoke. NC, cora, &c.
Schr Marquis Evans, Virginia, corn
6chr Annsbella, Sears Philadelphia coal.
Schr Caroline Clark, Georgetown, lumber.
Below,
Ship Arrabella Rice from Liverpool still remains below
bark; brgs-unknown.
Sailed.
Ships Stephen Whitney, for Liverpool; Union for Or
leans Catharine for Charles Thomas ST Johns; bark
Camilla. for Lisbon; brgs Duncan for Harbor Gncs nj;
Gallo for Brandywine; Rebecca, and Citizen for Whining
ton; schr Robert Mills, for st Jago, Texas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-13
LIVERPOOL CLAssIrIcATIon.

New YoRK CArrLE MARxEr.--May l2-At market 1000
Sheep and Lambs.
PRicrs-Beef Cate-Prices last week fully recovered
all they had lost the week preceding and though the
rally better Fair retailing qualities may now be
quoted at from s. to in quality Ls over about so
head.
sheep and Lambs--The latter much in request
Sheep selling at from 81 rs, S. So at which prices
all at market were taken.
Cows and Calvcs-A steady demand prevailed and all
offered taken at prices ranging from SIS as 30
$40.
HayThe market il amply supplied and sales for loose
principally Timothy, made at90 l06c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-13

MILITARY MovEMENTs-In accordance with a
determination of the War Department to send
the entire dsposabc force Of the u S. Army to Texas
the two companies Of Artillery stationed at Fort Nc
Henry and the three companies at Fortress Monroe
have been ordered to the seat of forthwith. The
whole viii be under tho command Of Colonel Benton
and will we learn proceed by sea to Point Isabel Tho
Tompkins and K. sth Artiiiery' Lieut. Hunt.-Bai.
american May IL.