davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-28


CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
DEM. W. BENSON. Draper and TAILOR, ls2 futon-st
- has extensive assortment OF Cloths Csssmeres and
Nerngs. which will be made order 10 the most fash
ionable style for cash
A choice and general assortment OF geotsmens fancy
dress also constantly on hand myl4 isH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-28
TO asRcHANTs AID AaSUFACTUREks,
4. Z -E 2 u = z q SON
So. nod FuIlon-,frrrf. Sow YorI

10, ~ futon-srre', NC" ois, ..,
Il and manufacturers to their establishment 10 addition
to the branches ~ Steel and COpPerPlse Engraving aud
Phnnng, hey furnish every description u labels suitable
for dry goods hardware, drugs p-rfumery, elegantly
printed In gold or svzri-ty Of colOrs
W T. L Son import their own materials and their ma
rhrery and presses such ensnle Them n exc
cute every description o work With n-sne-s and exped.
Ton. al pres Az uni seon'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-28
flreworks.

flrewcrks.
FIREWORKS FIREWORKS
AT No "a MNDss-L.Sg,
N erery d>,cripti0R
TIE BEST QUALITY. AT THE LOWEST PRICES
ORDERS for Edges Fireworks put he shortest notice
PURDY e. Robbins,
. Msdrn lane. je3 lm's+
FIREWORKS.
THE MOST EXTENSIVE, richest, brilliant ard vsrie-
gsed colored exhibitors al Fire Works ever offered "a
the public. ready per order with new machinery
designs. notices, &c. &C.
For inf irmalion apply 10 J. w. H0LBERTON IS Nal
den. lzna, New York.
ISAAC EDGE, Jr. Pyrotechnis,.
JET eOdsUyi LshorsiorY, Jersey City, hear the Ferry
FIREWORKS! FIREWORKS
THE SUBSCRIBER offers To the public the largest ss
4 ,ortment Of Fireworks in the city, which he will sell
on the most reasonable terms
Country merchants dealers and vendors In general,
reous s,ed before purchasing elsewhere call and
anime his stock. CHARLES w. NULrEE,
ie Uyiis us Chsshsm corner OF Orsngest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-28

N,V W NHV.-UTWNIrd
GU psst O'Clock. between Govsr,ar's Island ard
Cssus Garden Young usn nsm-d VIM LLOYD, sbout
. Old Eve feet I've inches high dark ard
dressed IN plated bosor1 shirt With thr~e god studs
v0rstedch-ck pants. boots, and gold rs,ch sre chain
The back Of he wsieh marked A" W L0yir On ire face.
In semtrrris Of thirteen stars engraved equ-s
irisn hgure q WsshingtGn. on he got can, Ia vh,e
enamel. he wo,fs 100, corrot-er Ths shove reward
viii b. paid ~ his father fr th- recav-ry ~ the BODY.
i.2l Sc sAvTrrT, rfOvD 80 rwsvf>-.t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-28
Subscriptions received to The Weekly Tribune.
Subscription. received 10 The Daily Tribune.

SATURDAY, June 20. lGeaeva, Y.........''' !
Dayton, Onio llaonesdaie, Ps..'''.'''.
Subscriptions received 10 The New-Norker'
SATURDAY, June 20.
Reidsyille N Y........... Ann bor Mich........
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-28

Flour bbls. 626426 557,252 1894 1852
Corn. bush l7s0le6 l652O9y 7t9l7 566e9l
The receipts this season have been less and the ex
ports greater In corn particularly the difference
very great the receipts having falling of l2sOe7 bush
els and the exports increased 457gH do The receipts
of -four. BY the Western Railroad, increased 972ll
falling off from all other sources
The work of relayng the track of the Michigan
Central Railroad with 81 ID. rail has commenced.
freight house of 500 feet length Is also commenced and
a car house Of 400 feet length partly completed. Inc
expenditures for improving the depots and on the road
this year. will be 100000. The grading of the road
from kalamazoo to NewBuffslo. its new termination
will be commenced in August and the iron laid sno'her
year When all is completed II will cost not lar from
So 900 600 and it 10 calculated 1t will pay 10 per cent
The receipt for the past seasons for six months
June have been thus :-lss5-6, $l3l 40 TO- le4o'
$loo,273 10. Increase $ee,e65.
At Baltimore Money continues easy the Bank'
are able to meet all legitimate demands and have some
thing to spare.
The Philadelphia North American says;
Pennsylvania Five per cents have decidedly fallen q
10 "a per showing there Is of them TO
ply contracts maturing between this aud the closing
of the books We believe that At no former period has
90 large amount OF Stocks been hypohecsled in al
our noneyed institutions The Banks all the
try expanded 10 the fullest extent and earning lar q
dividends for their ockhoders.
At New Orleans there is no longer any severe
pressure for money the market having been consider
ably relieved by the opportune arrivals OF specie OF
which 81 100000 were received l7th-sl, 100000 for
Government and $4,000 tor the Canal Bank Some Of
the banks discounting literally though ,he offerings
are larger than they well take. Texas Securities
remain unchanged; Treasury Notes Hdl4ic; Interest
Notice Ice Eight per cent Bonds DC Ten per cent.
Bonds o4c on the dollar A very material improvement
has taken place in Exchange Sterling, l04i dl05i
Francs 81 32ia5f3 7l. Domestic Bills have advanced
rapidly NewYork. 60 days lia2s per cent discount
Checks 81 per cent discount
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-28

INDIANA sTOCkS.-The transfer booss o. lbs new
lncisna State and Canal SOCKS viii be opened al No
tfice OF ne undertgDed. - Ns-st tupstalfsl from
and afsr Tuesday The 9Th day OF July next
Cerhe1fes for siocfs 10 place Of bonds surren
derrd will be ready for delivery and after tbs July
n-xL NJ o. bRlGhT, AkeoI OF otAie Of incisna
Dated Ne~-Yort Jgne a. 1917 iei7 lstJyiO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-28

BY reducing the wheat to -four the quantity oil the a
ter left at tide water this year compared with the cor
responding period of last year show an excess equal TO
| 525l barrels Of Hour.
1t is said that certain Boston capitalists are ne
goiiatiug for the building of railway from Raleigh H.
C. to Columbia or Camden, s. c. that they have already
purchased the Portsmouth sod Roanoke railway ana
| intend purchasing the Raleigh and Castor rosd
! The receipts and exports of Flour aud Corn al
Boston from the of September 1915 and 1896 to oh
! June were as follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-28
4ituatioms, Sf. h1antso.

~ AZ s-sr-crs 70 1forTtt-rrsff ~ u1r nzsf bs
psstpssd. tlry r,I NJ; - tatrH sf sl< essor
yNA~TRD-Bys Proiesf SIT young -o-Ar sisus,o-
W a. COOK isg1tress Has objection 10 20 10 ~.
country. God rrfr-Bces ran be gv-r- apply Tor RE-
BEcCA TENSlSOS, 30 Greeue-st Blseeksr. IL.
NLANTED--To tike care Of child. healthy Protest
W snt vom-n who 10 good wsshef ard iruner. Good
recommendations requires. Inquire a. "a Folrlh svscue
- door shove Twenueh-sL 'rS 81
WANTFD-By resp-cisb youpg woman. st-ly ar
w rived from The old cnuoiry srustion IN DO general
homework Ircur- AZ 80 Mot:st % door back room
SITUATIONS wANrED-At The " Y. Employ
Cmeri oce "a Broadway for good servants for city
and Country Cooks, nurses witnesses, lsuudressss,
housew ,rEsrs, ehanbernsids, ke- he
f@29 Ia r cAI-N0TRs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-28

IRON AWNING-.-Th. subscribers viii Easks aud
POI francs for wnlngs win rollers. &C ths
viii roll Tie sW1lnK snug 10 tne house wiiho1t soy Of
scuity VhsteverIhs nearly the A. hose ina
ARE stationary They have pal them Al Adam bfo-d
usy opposite st--sr's Bcoee Costar loo Broadway,
AID Lewis 4 Fsirmsn. Lib-fty-s'. auc Otnera
DUNCAN WEST, 4 LiItle Green-sL
f-s4 iwis- near A.lteu-lsre.
1CHE COMMISSIONERS Of migration hereby
give rolee 20 Masters and Owners u STEAMBOAT.
and other vessels 10 which passengers who are Dot CITIZENS
az n. Unit-d safes are brooRbt 10 M Port VI New
Yors um zny Of the Ust-d Other hsn the State OF
NewYOE that hey will be required 10 make report IN
writing to he Mayer q City u Ss~Yok within i~enty-
four hours sler The srv. u such 10 SAID port
eorcink 10 The lot section Of the lsw u May s. ls47 and
IA Of any omission or neglect 10 make sacn report
pensy Of seventy doi<s for esrn OF sad p-ss~n
g-rs IN un1se css. me omission neglect may occDr,
will De rixtdy enforced Copies Of ssh s~ msy be o.
.sinsd Il NE Mayors ohes- RosERL TAYLOR
Hsv.Yeft, June y, 1871 s1scs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-28

EA-TLK GARDEN 10 opened Tor Inc season, offer
Nug iniucer the admirers " Nature and lover.
Of health unsurpassed by any establishment In The United
Slstes. In the evenings CONCERTS or iNsrRUME
TAI MUSIC will be given by ID. German Brass Band
under the direction u Mr.. monk They vii perform Sc
l-cted compositions from Labusy Strauss, Lennef Gung
sascs and others Intermison Of half an hour Tor pro
msusdlne. refreshments, and viewing the CosMoRAMAs
which Rave been rearrsnged. my Is
Ambulance ~ cents Concert commences a. O'Clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-28

CITY LADIES AND LADIES ffOm ,hs
country Wishing good shoes for tho p,ss-ui &C.,
hnd At J. b. MILLERe, IN Csssla.
ladies' slippers tyes and buskins, 81 and 10 shinee.
Second quality slippers sod Yes Of 9 and bushins 81
shings psir Ladis. gsitsr boots 81 10 and Is shil
ogs Equal to any In tho city hssss aud shlSisns gel.
ter and shoss VI al kinds and prices With Dsby
thanks the ladies' OF NswYork and vciny-l hops ~
selling good article TO merit soutiosssss VI hsr Pc
uonsso. b. MILLLk, IN oans-st
a2S Jtlss mar West Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-28

The aggregate quantity of the same articles iei'
tide water from the commencement Of navigation to thu
22d of June, inclusive, is as follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-28

If CONks ISLAND FHRkY.-rks
6nesas3EU 81 en6i6 snd conmodioas sv snboat AVE
KfcAN EAGLE, Capt Power. - takss
her place N the above ferry and 9TH regularly 70 Co
n.y Island duhog me ssssoa, landing FORT hanisoe, ~
follows.
L<s5,ns canai-.t. At % and "a A. Il and 81 p n.
I<autax P<r No l. " r. 81 10 A. n cod ssd 2. ~
L<sr,as con~g bLa-d, ct NJ A. N. and II snf W. n
T. No beat those belonging N tne bsry SM ee
permitted land Coosy leland, Without wriusa per-
uIs-ioo r. m TIE propf'-tors eiSJvns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-28
QREENWOoD CRMETnRY.

sSAAA 0LADDIN0s srA0ES rus no0 ~
8N4GNR Hamilton svsnss Ferry 70 shs oveeo
e.E1e>zEsD wood Csmetery. pessiog 0r0ogh %
way. This 10 eosvsnisot for New Yod
people there conveyance from oil psfs VI The city b.
ssgs 10 Ihs Hamilton svenue Ferry st the Baltsry.
Nors-Bs To eross The Hamilion-svsrus Ferry ID
stead Of Atsnte.sl Ferry, stages from Atlantic
e. TO Greenwood.
NIB. stage ~ill leave every boat shevs yassss
gers 20 1is'l W. 0LADOtN0.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-28
by JAMES IA. MlLl.kk-Soss Na - haaSss
ID lsps next door Ia No Liesrty.sl
TUESDAY, June -

Al lO} O'Clock, Of The store n nsilea-lseA
Doors, Shoes AND BRosASs--looo ecoss, sboe1
and brcgans consisting " every variety, suitable 10
Southern, Western and city trade Sale rosi,fvs.
Al 70 o'clocs, 81 he Merchants Exchange,
VIII bs so.e under the direcuoo u PABLO r. huggies
Master 10 Chsnc-ry all that lot of land besinu;ns q
point on the porthsry ne Of foorthst westsvy
from the north~es,eriy Of rweotyoorthst md
Lexington svenus 50 feet then corth with Lezisstoa
svsnus 50 let then ~eo;y foufh-sA % fess hsn
south 81 feet to plsce OF hsgnnisx.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-28

TO HosIERs AND fRAkH-WoIX
IZNIrrERs Large sale OF aimee ana Lsons --0gf-
Nng oil July will he sold BY anc,ioo, N Ph1d&phea
one rcd aud thirteen France and Looos ~ b goe6
ord.r and requiring tbs ~ood WORT sose.
Thee. frames ON IS 10 81 inches vide, and iron
s 10 N gusgs The Looms So TO 50 inches vide, and Is 70
50 and fire gusgc part OF ,he frames are rbbed Ter
ther particulars hereafter Hsw"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-07-06
From ,,ur baltimore Correspondent.

BALTIMORE July 6--5 D. m.
TIE anniversary of independenceD lsgraced roc at An
ndppfis.-Ihc markets, &c.
The anniversary of independence was celebrated
city yesterday with @ ervor and patriosm by all sorts
military and civic paradcs professions, and excursions
the country. The Jewess which left here in the
morning, with the Ea,c Artillery, under command OF
Colonel q. p Kane, the Columbian Rifles Capt McAlis-
ter, and a large number OF citizens, intending to
when distance from the city, to be much
overloaded render it prudent the bay, and
it was decided to put into Annapolis. After arriving
at the wharf, numerous parties of the passengers
into the city, and others remained dancing board
and at the wharf In a short time difficulty arose
between the pass engers and the town people, and the
former driven back the wharf; aud after much fight
ing with fists, firearms used both sides, and
raj persons wounded. During the aay two pieces
Of artillery were brought by the citizens the wharf, load
ed and aimed at the steamboat board of which
large number of and children, whose destruction
must have been inevitable, but for the udcous spkng OF
OF the pieces by Judge Brewer of Annapolis, and the
other was pre- vented from being fired by Col Kane, who
threw himself between the boat and piece, earnestly and
successfully demonstrating with the exasperated citizens
The of the Columbian Rifles ut the time, stack
ed on the deck and seized by some OF the disor
DERBY passengers and used. The officers and members
of the military corps exerted themselves suppress this
disgraceful affair The following persons said to
have been wounded Mr.. Edward Barro clerk in the
store of Mr.. Franklin, at Annapolis, shot in the side
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-07-06
By X. ". DYER, .auc.soneer.

INTENSIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
L. PLATE WINES, NC, at Browns Hotel Washing
ton On Monday the 18th June instant 10 o'clock a.
m will be sold, by order OF the Orphans court, Brown
HoeIon Pennsylvania all the household furniture,
plate wines, liquors, &c of that large and well known
adjustment, embracing
The furniture Of several pnors, furnished in the ele
rant manner with rosewood and mahogany furniture
Very large and handsome French plate pier glasses
Saxony i'm peria and Brussels carpets Nc, all nearly
The furniture of 100 chambers the feather beds and hair
mattresses of superior quality
large quantity Of table and bed linen, blankets and bed
ding
large quantity of silver plate and plated ware cutlery
China, glass, and crockery ware
Also the wines and liquors, of which there ia large
quantity of most superior quality
With great variety of articles necessary for large
establishment si.htsaH
Due notice will be given of the order in which the frn
ture NC, viii be sold.
Catalogues win be made of the wines and lquoss, and
be had my auction and at the hotel previous
the sale.
The of sale viii be All of and under $50
cash $50 and not exceeding 500, credit Of sixty
days 500 credit of three six, and nine months
for notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest.
June IL r. w. DYER, Auctioncer
h5- The above sale farther postponed tIlI We'd
ncsday next the 7th inst, hour and place, when
win positively take place.
July X. W DYER, auctioneer.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-07-06

above the hip, dangerously; Mr., Brady, shot through
both thighs, severely injured Mr. Basil McNew, AN over
seer on farm in the noighbohood, was also severely
wounted besides three other persons. number
Oh thoe on board the boad also considerably injured
oy bricks and missiles thrown, including several ladies
IHE MAAKErs.-In the Baltimore market, to-day, the
news by The Caledonia has caused great excitement and
considerable depression in breadsts Up the present
hour there have neither been offers made buy sell and
The probability is that nothing will be done until tomor
row. N
NO report he's been received by telegraph from either the
New York or Philadelphia markets the effect of the
news
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-07-06

From PLAINs.-A gentleman, writing from Fort
Ieavenworth under date of the 20t friend in this cy
says that reports had reached the fort that hostile Indians
in great numbers far in towards the settlements as
Council Grove. Captain Shepards company departed for
Santa Fe the 17h, and Capt. Wochners the 10Th
Another company to have started the 2lst Capt
s. when last heard from, the Kansas crossing
twenty miles from Fort Leayenworth.
The Mexican who had been scalped and badly speared
at Walnut creek, by the Cumanches, still alive. He
saved his life "by playing possum says the writer The
American that killed fought desperately, firing on
his knees when he could longer stand and doing
cution."-S Louis Repeile June n.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-07-06
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.-Now in store
IL lO-4, liza, and IL linen sheetings e.,

Il 4, :
S4, o. and l04 table damasks
1911, 1914, 14-4, and 1874 satin damask table cloths
SO and 81 satin damask napkins
81, 1914, la, IA 1874, and Ii white imperial quilts
Coorcd cotton and linen table
Rich cloth table and piano covers
Colored fruit doilies and napkins
Birds eye, Scotch Russia, and other diapers
Dnmask. colored bordercd, hucsrback, and other
towcings
White and coorcd crash and printed baizc for steps
Figured and plain furniture dunys, &c, Nc- t.is
Also hand complete assortment OF carpetngs, iioor
oil cloths natfinas rugs materials and fixtures,
and in Short every article of house furnishing in the dry
goods line 10 all of which invite the particular attention
of the public a. we are determined offer inducements
not TO be found elsewhere. p. ii. HOOE IL co.
July g.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-07-06
FOREIGN.


The steamship Caledonia Captain Lott, arrived al
Boston at about six o'clock Sunday morning. She
sailed from Liverpool on the 10th ut
We have received Wilmer and Smiths European
Times of the 10th umo, with full files OF London papers
to the 18th inclusive The commercial intelligence is
important
We give the prices of breadstuls in Liverpool the
Sd and 18th nsans, in ordero show clearly poss-
BILE the decline between those dates in flour and grain
This comparative statement is made accurate the
telegraphic report will permit.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-07-06

The Hon Jacob Thompson has been nominated for re-
election Congress in the LIST district No other name was
placed before the convention and he nominated by
camation We glad that the democrats of the LIST dis
c have thus manifested their approval his course and
have shown their determination desert him. Though
he has been the special object OF attack by scrbbers for
wing press in this State predict that the people, who
know him best will elect him Congress by an
ing majority-Yasoo (Niss) Democrat.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-07-06

gentleman, long resident of the city of Mexico in
which country his opportunities for observation have
been most numerous, assured in recent conversation
that we had with him, that the influence most potent in
the encouragement of the Mexcans during the present
war, the course of the federal newspapers and
federal leaders in this country Their antwar opin-
ions repeatedly and exutngy copied into the Mexi
papers This fact did notastonsh Notifying il
was to hear il in so authentica shape.-PennsMvanta
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-07-06

To soften and putty take little nitric muriatc
acid, little strong vinegar spread over the putty and
il will become soft.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-07-06

The Jews of Ohenbach have, in imitation of those OF
Knigsberg transferred the celebration of the Sabbath
from Saturday to Sunday. FsA
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-07-06

The increase is remarkableespeciay in the vessels, in
which there appears increase oil more than third
much higher the corresponding increase OF lnmi-
grants f, indeed there any than slight connex
ion them) be accounted for by the great influx
Of foreign vessels here take beadsuhs The whole
number OF immigrants is distributed under the following
norris nf1p
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-07-06
DIED.,

This morning JOHN MCLAUGHLIN, United States
Navy, in the seth year ofhis age
officers Of the army and marine corps and the friends
family invited attend his the It'll
o'clock from his late residence without further
noc
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-07-06
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
From our New York correspondent.

New YoRK, July 4, 1S7.
Gen. Taylors last letter has down like io-inch
shell among the wing spectators and wire puers, scatter
ing them right and le in dismsy. One OF the most niu-
entail oil them or indeed of the wings ut larse VINO mas
been for some time past rather bore to his friends ana ac
quanance with his projects and plots for nominating the
general, oen polens exclaimed yesterday, in my hearing,
with deep chagn he 'neyer should have thought
that OF General Taylor !" and hat "Harry Clay was the
man. alter all, for the whigs.' He was exceedingly put
out"
Mr.. Clay is at it againout in papers with another
letter 1t is really cruel in his swing friends, who are
Of his lforune in eier-wrng to be thus continu
ally tempting him from his retirement into tight places be-
fore the public This time he acknowledges present OF
yhes from patriotic scythesmiths in Maine. He
promises TO test them 10y actual and improves the oc
cason of course keep himself "beore the people, as
'the father OF the American system" wish Mr. Clay
Just this much harm-tha he may find work for his
scyhe Cat which he is quite proficiency than for his pen
and that he may long be able In the scented mead
full and wide swarth he did in the great political
field of 1871, when, though BEATEN he unworthy
antagonist for the united and therefore invncibe democ-
racy of the Union.
Lieut. Gardiner having resigned his post pres-
dent of the Senate Senator Lester has been chosen in his
placea compliment emnently due to Senator LIS distin
guised efficiency integrity and sound democracy The
Albany Evening Journal takes the occasion say, with
equal truth and generosity of the lieutenant The
Neutrality-suspicious., while presiding in that body, secured
the respect of of all parties; and in leaving that
honorable post, he carries with him the friendship
of all who have enjoyed his official fellowship
He takes the bench of the OF appeals great judicial
xperience, and abundant capacity nteigeny dis
charge the important duties of his new office"
The arrivals of foreign ships and immigrants at this port
for The month of June compare with the month for
the last two years as follows
1915 vessels 25l passengers 1908
1916 2S2 22,6I3
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-07-06
From Vera Crus.

The ship Southport. Captain Griffith arrived yesterday
at the Southwest Pass IRON Vera cruz On the 18th in
18th regiment u. s. infantry They were all in good
health al the time of their decentralization, and
to march with train OF wagons to Jaapa. on the 18th
instant. The company under the command Of Captain
Augustus Quarles Ia brother Of Captain r Qnarles har
longing to the above regiment. raised in Southport
and Milwaukee, Wisconsin Territory BY singular
medicines they left Southport IN Wisconsin, to come to
the ship "Souhport," moored at New Orleans, which
gallant vessel bore them safely over the waters Of the
gulf. ,- uE fa