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voice who desired to ace spectacle 80 humlating.
Every war has had is obects The Of the revolu.
ton wssl liberty first and Independence Afterwards.
Inc Inc last war with England was immunity Of our
neg. What are the objects of this war; To pre-
serve our borders from invasion and indemnity
Tor wrongs. When Mexico may make offer for
peace we will be bound to accept of IT, Until she does
he was for holding what territory occupy be.
longing to her, and making stronger hostile demon
ssraton to show her that wish to compel peace
he did not desire war of conquest nor to see weak
neghbor stripped of her POSSESSIONS, but would say
that unless Mexico shall evince desire for peace, he
would carry on the war with redoubled energy. If
there comes from the storm cloud hanging Mexico
dove. with single olive branch he would gladly hail
as MESSENGER Of peace He referred TO the instruc
tons of Mr. Marcy to Col d. Stew epson, and those Of
Mr. Bancroft for the purpose of wing that the design
of conquest was partially revealed in them He refer
red to the remarks Of Mr. King delivered to-day warn
ing gentlemen not TO agate the Of slavery be
cause it was Of delicacy and danger He was not
willing to violation Of tho Mi souri, compromise.
Dir Z. B. SMITH, of Indiana obtained the floor, but not
being in good health, the COMMITTEES rose, that he may
speak to morrow.
Mr. HARRISON submitted q resolution to terminate the
debate the bill at two O'Clock; and pend
ing its consideration an adjournment took place.
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By Last Nights Southern Mall.
Miscellaneous Record.


YcBn MARY THRErroN. st Norfolk from Boston, reports
soh ut Cape Henry bearing SW IS miles c,me IA contact
with schooner bound south and had her heed
cut wster, Jill boom, rigging, &c. carried away
Brig Aba,hue OF and from Portland bound to Bait
with loss OF msinss boat Sc and short Of water LIST inst
bv the Mary Threfton at Norfolk, who supplied he-
R,;r Adele Rigneson days from st Jsgo for Boston,
Dee a. m Crooked Island Passage.
Home Ports.
BALriMoRy, Jan sArr sehs Elizabeth. Baker Fall River
" lane Dutes Philadelphia. CID brig Patrick Henry,
PscLard Galveston: schr Usocga Perry, Ponce r.. Sid
hrirs Sarah Ellen Tsr e. Iohrs Il; Coausue' Evans
NosroLx Jan 2--Arr .ebrs Mary Jane. Osborn. York;
refte York; washington suffolk, bound 70 Ne York
CID, ship Asis Windsor Irela,d Sailed schr Nsmshong,
N York %, arr briss Lane Thomdyke. Wsldeboro. Me-
Mail, Lewis Boston; schs Munsel Rowe, Chesapeake
bound to N Haven; Delaware, DunninG Haven; Belle.
Tooker dol Merry Tsfehsn Bosom; boat Ey es,
from cruise reports ship Libby from Baltimore for Liver.
pool went yesterdays schs DR. franklin Lewes New
Haven; Splendid Terry, do Albert. Thomas DO; Boston.
N York IN Hampton Road, hark Ida; English big somer
se ship Charles and schr Chesapeake all from Baltimore
PHLApr,rgIA, Jan c. Arr bs,k Corr, Smith, Muas,eo-
Carden.s; Nashua sksais Befsr; brig. sus Bay Dsls'
Boston; Paul Jones' Taylor, West Ind's schs Caists
Fowler Ceniuegos; Raymond, Hevetin Salem; Reaper
Smsh, " York
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Foreign lamentations.

& Lioyd%fdo Sheldon smith Goa aS Hunt. Mqoaxs;i
WoifG Bi.hop-s cases bale + Hsyden-2 cases Nc
K shefman-sdo Rober. 4 Freemsn-i Wolfe Gillespie
is beses 10 bales Hunt Broheu-2a bales Phelps
CaI bales aayt Tnshsit"s Rep Brother,
& co-46 Stewart co., T. ClaIk-39 bale Wright
s ssM fsssy John
Z Wilets-s Thoma. Hunt GEL Johu Van Ne't.s Wait
sIa .n S.ss nss
20 bdes wire rods Thomas col cases Bese Bush col
sal,s 10 cases Joseph CnnopI2 casks John NchSl,nn
~ ss
gar eo"sl eIs DO Il cs is cRts james Lee
y usy
BrothsIs7a sands Fuller eo-t cs Stone swan co-eo
S.s. sSs ; ss
e. Need con7a cs Godfrey Robinson &eo-1s cs George
MHnsesIro~Brs 'Reh.rd.onalae dry ..ltsd hide,
s5 bs: coffee m.,tsr-7ao bags coffee Smith voEelI
6 fu.te ds,s BAG: eoeSs 2, DC cHnss rysnad
coffee Murray Isunsnnsles dry sailed hides ).
skins bundles barxs bale. b.esns Is bsy' coffee 20 do
ST. TsoSAsBris Gpsy-sss, lbs old copper M.s,.rsaa
copper aud brass bxs sundres Atwatcr Muord-i key
room. inaso y Maitland Corris eo esf. sugar Of e.
Motz fotz-i case Adm Pretto-2oeo hides2 seroons
old copper cgs composition Jas Henry3 mdze
order-ii8x doubIeon SO dollars m,ster
Nov & Re snp Mnips MG'p % o,S s for
ton Tor New York; Odd Fellow. retting dsg brig Choc
".srs@BsR Cyciops-lOo bills osLer do wine 10, c, sa
Dimes 400 bbs potatoes 80 tons pumeystone 200 bbs vinegar
M Pore.
Domestic lmportatIons.
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ALeANY, January D, ls47
tLh AM Sduu
Jhe Go-<rueyis Mcsss~e L>

TIC Gortrnef's Mcsssse, re.
As a correspondent, it is my duty to submit TO the
Herald few remarks in relation to the manner Of
the reception Of Gov Youngs late message to the LIE.
gislsture of the State of Now York want TO give,
ALSO the general feeling relation to this document
far as am able to get il.
Since its reading in the two Houses have converssd
with some thirty forty members Of either branch up
on this matter particularly. think shall not exagge-
rae when say that this State paper considered to be
clipped, short, imbecile, cowardly, and shallow.
II clipped, because week ago. will affirm that the
Governor had prepared several paragraphs upon Of
those prominent topics of and national legislation
in which the whole mass of the people are deeply and
vitality interested, and which paragraphs his quo,i
friends have not allowed him 10 insert Tn. vb;gs In
Congre" have been worsed in their attacks upon Folk
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National COurte sy.

BLAND OF ELEUTHERA(
Dec. 4, 1916.
SR-t is my agreeable duty to inform the departmen
that since our shipwreck at this place. his Exceency
Gov Mathew, of the Bahamas has been unremitt ng in
his kind attentions towards
He took early op; ortunty TO express his sympathy
in our unfortunate situation at the time offering his
services in Whatever they might be needed and
afterwards visited camp renewing in person. his
friendly offers, and bringing with him such articles
he thought most conducive to the health and comfort
shipwrccked mariners
His Excelency has also been pleased to place his house
NJ the disposal Of myself and officers our arrival
Nassau; and in the most cordial and delicate manner
in the comnions of her Britannia majesty under his 60
yernnent
have the honor to be- with great respect your obed
ent servant, G.F. PEARSON,
Commander u. 8. sloop Boston.
Hon JOHN y. MASON,
Secretary Of the Navy, Washington, d. C.
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK. JANUARY 4
Cleared.


ssse tsss hsss,{ p:'i:s
Ogden u,, s i1 Mfni F Ssfy
Wal %s.h 0'f Brs. i.sm ArS.:%i;S
::TS T %..s 0 %sa.. E:
sn 81 K rso ss%S Walsh: Bso,ks
S.w, New orissns Emily Burr, CharIe.ton Punhsm p,-
TSa f rs s sfss' bfs a Dive sni
1%as %
EsEfS,s sSns' Philadelphia
Ship Adirondack, shpley, from Liverpool Nov z,th w.h
T ."G 1tsS
ws ans ss i
Ion g. avn S sR . s11snr to Bee eaa
ss saw ship standing to the eastward supposed
Hsxts; from G;.sGw N9y ss,s ; with
s n in 81
back with heavy gales and whrlwnd' from all points OF
snip Southpor Ssssh days from Charleston with cot
French bark Cyclope Gauhet &C days from Nartz. with
VIII ni.. %soa Dec 49,
Ion spoke ,chr Hanover from Boston, bound to the west
y from rSs ss:
severe gales the passage % eerage passen
Gy Hsws - day, rs% g. III s w m :es;
out 81 u 20. spoke brig Thomas from Jam.
ca for Norfolk
Brig Augusta Sherwood days from Savannah, with cot
ton 70 Sturges, Chairman Go.
Brig Phura Thatcher. days from Savannah to Durham
x Dimon =,
schr Merchant, Williams IS days from Attakapas, with
moasses. 20 Sayre. Left brig Tampco for New York.
day; schr Orio for do do.
Schr Roberts, Anderson, from st Domingo, via Della
ware Breakwate gath, with mahogany and csfee, to
Ros ire Co.
;ch hbeia Roustel ls days from Halifax with fish,
schr Ann spps, Clarke, days from Philsdepha, with
sehr Quest Rogers days from Salem with corn, to
Schr II Mead Smith. from Wilmington, Del, with corn
schr Gil Bias, F,rren from Virginia, bound to New Ha
ven
Schr Shenandoah, Youug. Delaware, corn.
Schr Sage, Badger, Philadelphia, corn
Schr Phoebe Margaret, Hines Philadelphis, coal.
Schr Susan, Gordon, Norfolk, corn:
Rchr Maria Casey, Stubs, Philadelphia, mdse.
schr Gen Arnold EldridE:, Salem. n J. corn
sh AsS sn GSa CLARK Pnilsdehs CORN corn
Schr Samuel Roosevelt, johnson, Philadelphia coal.
Scbr Louisa. Philadelphia, coal.
At Hur Gate-Bark Hollander, Goldman, from Boston, in
ballast
Schr Lucretia. from Esstport, plaster.
Below.
Ship Columbia Robinson, from Charleston, with cotton
to Duuh,m 4 Dimou.
Also, bark; 2brgs-unknown.
Sailed.
Ships Zenoba, for Lve,pool; Areatus for London.
Ships Catherine for Mexico and sas Holiness for New
Orleans, are at anchor at the 8 w Spit.
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ALBANY, January 8, lsa7


Cor. John Young The Merican War-TAe .dnt. Renters
Just previous to the adjournment oil the Legislature Of
1885, the of battle of the Palm Ravne reached
this city. resolution offered in the lower House
appiobaory of the of the general government
AMI In case was deemed necessary, offering money
and men to prosecute the A fierce and exciting
discussion upon this resolution the general 90
vernment was vshemently sssailed, and the charge
which has been subsequently rspsasd that the
Presidential war, was then made by the wing members
Of the House. But among these wings, there was an
exception. and that exception Mr. John Young, the
present Governor Of the State of New York he defend
ed the President he declared that it Of the
republic and in very noisy speech and Of
ability, he took the broad ground since occupied
by the adminstratonthatt the was forced upon
that the American soil was invaded-that the whole
country wa, bound to endorse Mr. Folks declara-
ton to Congress that state of war" existed, with
many other funny things This speech is record Mr.
Young has never been celebrated for remarkable
ssency But forced to believe that this speech
has prevented him from aiding the attacks upon Polk in
his message? Is this the cause, this sudden regard for
consistency which has deferred him from making any
allusion to the general government And is his silence
upon the anti rent quessn to be attributed to his desire
to effect reunion Of the wings Of the whg party7 And
is his appointment Of man to the office of adiutant gen.
eral, who counsellor for the PATRON oil through the
antirent troubles to be attributed to such desire?-
The country may Judge, and in the time ought
10 know that the an-renters already beginning to
curse the Governor who was elected by their votes
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decrease.
aided to the many schosners from Virgins and Phi!sdsph,
w1% 'af fs which hey
the number much greater.
s.; yss%:
Ing dated At R0 hit vent sshoe on sum-
day 9Th some thirty forty miles north Of that
S S's Chunks She called York from Eev Ye1i
e n.s
Would saved they nearly out when he left.
packet ,sE New I Ys.
IN the on the and had
s IT'S New Xcs as ship So ton: S !;
street.
svS W yss
The aboard quarter which split ,y'r carried h away hs
damaged.
DEL for some tune past on the beach in getting
of, AID is now a anchor at the Breakwmsr.
Notice 20 Mariners.
The bearings Of the schooner sunk of Sandy Hook.
given as follows; :. .;u., c,,h.,,. ,v.,., H.,
Ss:' y Light INV. Highland Lsh NV
The above place her about two miles from the Jersey
shore.
As msuy new hands will be induced by the
OF Tamplco sail for that they should know that the
70 has been the
%. nS ao1 hs snd. 81 nsss
then stand of shore to make Cape 91o IN case tn. norhe
norther from eighteen to- twenyfour hours fresh from the
Asr .trons wind have dred two miles per
hour the north from rsmpco It's useless for vessel to
Wssn ss Of war compelled 10 slip their cables
ships always tine mrs. to reraa their
pas.ssss outheIiy wind foowia nOI'her, also current
When at anchor OF Tampico the current appears to be
setting northeast i is merely on the ,aIIcemthe ship
fcTce may be redaced~l Cor. N o. Fis seth ut
ms A ,nd saS the
p s Ss ss Is. tho
the vessel which Issly broke from her moo,iDF.
@ the viii
tom viii be carefully examined ~ 49, 49,
Brig Bremen days from Bremen to Phia, Jan g. South
'"0"' VhaIemen.
ed IL the whaIe fishery January and January 1871
several ports, since January !. 1866
81 GS%sst s. a%ST cn M
S; s;;a &si:s S:s:. Sas! fsis
loosa, Cora brig Sarah Louiss. Tons i,ss, ss
Jan /. isi7, IS, ships, bnr.. ,ehr tonnage sa7ol
'a %ds1dships HtEns Adam. Robertson and
sold and ic:t.ship. Baltic, MI WoiIascn and '''
Eagle. .'.''''''''.'''... LoH 10
Jan !, is47 40 ships, tonnage. l5,4io
Jan l, 1876. ship. tonnage. ................. u7
Add brig Gov Hopkins. ............'....'... III
Jsu l, 1871, ship, brig, tonnage. 1913
wrsTPonr. -.
Jan 1876 ships bries, tonnage. 2ooc
Added-Bark Janet brig Msttspoiseu. 9s'
Jan l, 1sT, ships brirs tonnage. ......... ~
MATIArofsRTr.
Jan |, 1885, ships, brigs, tonnsge. oo'
! Added-Shir Sarah, bark Dumbarton, orig INT INT -,
Sold and wiiiihdrawn-Bra: Mattspo'et', Ed %, -,
]
jan 1857 ships tbrgs. tonnage. <'N''
| sIPrIcAN; ,.,-
Jan I, 1876, ships briggs, same Jan l. ls0'ton' am
| wAREHAM
Jan l. is,s ships, brFs, tonnage. lst6
Sold-Bsrk Moutszuma, brig America $40
Jan l. 1917 3 ships, brig tonnage. 1923
''" - FALMOUTH.
Jan l. 1886, shrs, same Jan l, ist7 tonnage.. lHs
w" y HOLMES HOLE.
/ Jan /, ls4s, Ssh ps, brig, same Jan l, 1877, ton
| mage. ....'..s.'''' '..''.'''''''''' ''>''
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 9, lS47

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 8, ls47.
Yesterday noted three sudden deaths as having &C.
CURED within the twenty -four hours preceding, and
have two others to record that happened last night
Robinson II. Moore, the store keeper at tho Custom
House, died of apopexy at his residence about mdnight
and earlier in the evening" Henry Bennett an assistant
at Simpsons resaurat in Southwark, expired suddenly
from determination of blood TO the head.
Letters from New Orleans the arrival there
of two Of the Philadelphia companies attached to the
first Pennsylvania regiment. They are Captain Benefits
Philadelphia Light Guards, and Captain Scots Cadwal
lader Grays They landed at the city, and made
public parade one Of the squares exciting much admi
ration by the precision OF their movements These COM
panies to encamp at the Battle ground to await the
arrival OF the remaining companies.
The propeller boats Ocean and Ashland, chartered to
the Government, by Messrs. Lopez Baird have been
put in complete order and about taking in
60 of stores for the army.
detachment Of recruits for the u 8. dragons left
here yeseT day for Baltimore on their route for the scat
MIR shemire's grst mill on the Pennepack creek, ~
miles from the city, was destroyed by fire on Monday
evening
On Sunday morning last, man by the name Of Thos.
of shot in his breast from musket which had penetrated
through all his clothing II subsequently discover
the United states Arsenal, when he was fired upon He
has been removed to prison, on warrant from the
Mayor.
The Message of the Governor has been received in the
city by express The contents Of little importance
out Of the State except with regard to the finances and
the probabilities Of the payment of the interest in Febru
ary The amount Of debt the LIST December amounted
to s4O ST. being $l96s6 % less than at the
date last year The balance in the Treasury the LIST
inst $436 s6 49, and the Governor calls upon the
legislature to anticipate the revenue becoming due by
small loan to provide for the payment Of the interest
Sales OF Stocks at Philadelphia.
ps, %; $40 ). ss5s: $685.. -, ss Gs;ca S.sS Ten:
nessee 5s New Orleans Cas- 1875 100 Vicksburg Bank,
6k 1000 Reading Railroad Bonds s5ds Tx; $50 Lehigh In
tefest, cash, 3lA
ArTER SALEs-5 Girard Bank, OK; IS Mechanics Bank,
Az; New Oreans Gas, 1922 500 Harrisburg Railroad
Bonds 7s; 1000 TeIas Treasury Notes, Il; 10 western
Bank, a.; p Vicksburg Bank, I.
SECOND BoAmp 300 Lehigh Interest," sax; 400 U. Bank
Notes. M; 1000 State SIS, 6bM.
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New York, Jan. 3.
AsHEs-Sales in Pots were made to-day at - To-
Pearls nominally at S. so.
Observation-Disclosures continue light-sales in
Geneses made for expert at S. corn hold at
~ to IS cts; northern 70 to 81 cts. for old.
CorrorThe sales to-day quite 1000 bales at very
full prices Fair Uplands worth TX cents, and fair
Mobile and New Orleans - cents for liberal classica'
ton.
lot, a5xs7, No 81 Essex street. .......... $4,000
a4ss BY iosx feet 800 - 1910
9s1 feet 900
let's adjoining, same size, each 1910. ..... 1850
l lot do do ............... 9l5
lot on Goth street, between 9th and 10th
nues, same size. ................. 725
about lis feet. at $1,000 ................. 1900
Lot adjoining, ll6 feet deep. ..,..,..,.. $50
Do lt4s do ............. 10
l lot 10th avenue rs feet by about 81 -. . $50
I lot, rs by about IS feet deep ,.,...... 800
lot, 81 feet front. 81 rear ak deep ....... 900
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New Bedford OIL Market.

lFOr Tue week ending JANUARY q, IS4IJ
Spern-We hear OF sales Of 800 barrcs 81 per gal
lon 935 barrels terms not anspred and in Fsrhaven
200 barrels from stock hand january at prices not
known. In Westport, 243 barrels, (of stock hand
January ~ at 81, per gallon
Whale.-Ssles of 800 barrels, Uncas cargo, on pri.
vate terms and 200 barrels rom stock hand January
~ at 40 cents per gallon.
Whalebons-We learn Of sale of 100 pounds North
West bone, in Farhaven, on private termsN B. Ship.
ming List
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- pkes Rev Muay-253 bales John Randall-ie4 bales
cotton Brsham6 hides 20 bags nuts bale: sxlns "a
Qoodhne Z Collie bale. John Ornsbss-S2 casks
rice q bales order. ,,,.u
sAvANNAH-Brig Augusta-2o bales cotton w . Hills
-3e x J A Snyder-sa Cahoon Kenny co-32 SWAN
COIL Faber Berwh-90 do rs casks TO order-95
E.I Porter Csn.-7s Bser-25 BIighiR% nI,asE
hhds Vansnker-ios hides Raudall-4l rolls leather
Luf-6 CO w Moore-30 For. ou
Craftsmanship Southport-376 bales cotton q Bulk
eyo DIals Mills eo.asa BrsTsn.s.. p RnS.
scn-l0T A Averrlle co-73 w Phps-ll bis cotton Joy
cks Adams X Hawthom-l26 Victor X DuckwitzIzo
120 to order.
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

washington, Jan \, lS17.
Information has reached this department of the decease
Of FIVE American seamen, to wit /: Robert Williams, J NJ
Menney, William Bell, Henry Owen, and George Peel
and of American vessel Napiere," died at Rot
terdam, on the 18th of May 1886, aged 40 years. Men
ney son Of Peter and Catherine Reddes, and native
Of Boston. who attached to the royal guard ship
Triton, died at Batavia, in the island Of java the
9th December ls45, aged IS years Bell, who married
caledonia, Capt Reith was a resident of Baltimore,
and son Of Michael Bell and Elizabeth Carter. He
died at Rotterdam on the nth May 1896 aged a. years.
months and IL days. Owen, native Of Portland, and
Of Eler Owen and Sarah Baed died at Rotterdam,
the 18th July, 1896 eyed 80 years months end 5
and Ezabsth Peel was a on board Of a foreign
ship, called tho Helena He died in the military hos
pta at Batavia in the island OF Java thea3d Februa
The SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
Monday, January 4, 1877 No. H-Henry A.
Hail. plaintiff, William Smith, certificate Of di.
vision of opinion between the judges of the Circuit
Court OF the United State: for Maryland Mr.: Justice
Wayne delivered the opinion of this court that the plain
m in the entitled to Of the defendant the
money paid BY plaintiff to Thornton, as being money
pelant, VS. Henry ". Chamberlain appeal from the
Circuit Court United states for Alabama. Mr..
%1s tho :ppss FOR Il: Il: want s 81 @
No 80. The Alexandra Canal Company, plaintiffs error
Francis Swami In to the Circuit Court United
delivered the opinion OF this Court Affirming the judg-
ment Of the SAID Circuit Court in this cause with costs
ana damafes AZ Inc rate OF SIX per cenum per annun.
No 56 M. Mace, plaintiff in error, Doremus, Suy.
dam Nixon This cause was argued by Messrs. Coxs
and Chalmers for the plaintiff in and by Messs Y.
Collins Leo and Stanton for the defendant error Ad-
journed till to morrow, IL o'clock, A. NJ.
TUESDAY. Jsh; s. lsE.-No. AS 9. Mlsr's administers:
tors and c. Herbert in to the Circuit Court Of
the United States for Washington d. c. Mr. Justice
Daniel delivered the opinion of this court reversing the
judgment of the said Circuit Court and remandrg this
cause, with directions to award rsnre faeas nopo
No 3s.-The United States, appellant Jos. Lawton
ct al, claimants appeal from the superior Court for
East Florida Mr. Justice Catron delivered the opinion
OF this court reversing and annung the decree Of the
said Superior Court and rcmandng the cause with drec-
tons TO dismiss the petition Of the claimants No o.
Bridges Mabray Co, plaintiff. in VS.. Armour,
Lake Walker. This cause was argued by Mr.. Coke
for the plaintiffs in error, and by Mr. Chalmers for the
defendants in Nos AZ and 6l.-F. Savages adj
mnistrsor VS.. Primrose ct al The argument OF these
appeals commenced by Gov Aiorehead for ss
wages administrator. Adjourned till tomorrow ct II
O'Clock, AM
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Passenger Sailed.

CAvrovShip Iouqua-R.v Solomon Carpenter and lady,
Rev Nathan Wardnef and lady, Rev Lord aud lady Mrs
Stacy, MIR sullivan, Of Boston.
ST rHoMAs-Dng Cerdelia-Ms Holt, New York; Rev
James Campbell, and lady, Pbadeiphia Hatch lady
and children Graves, James Gbee, Jr Ponce Gus
TIN, Charles, Fantau zxa, st Thomas.
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Oil and bone shipped home from outward bound and
wrecked and condemned whaers and brought home by
whaers that had completed their voyages returned
in consequence Of some disaster, 1858 barrels sperm
and 1905 barrels whale OIL and $4,000 pounds whale
bone.
Imports of sperm end whale OIL from January l, 1898,
January l, ls44, and Oil and Bone from January l.,
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United htates Whale Fishery, l840.
Imports Of sperm and whale Oils and Whaebone into
the United States for is4s made up from the gauger
report oil the different cargoes except 1867 bbls sperm
and 20 whale OIL which is put down reported and &C
ual weight Of whalebone import per brigs Bull
and Chenamus, and bark Alioth.
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Passengers Arrived.
GLAsGow-Shp Saracen-William Hick, Sr-and6 in the
steerage.
sAvAsSAH-Brig Fhilura-E T Smith, M ButLes.
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AVERAGE VovAGxs-Table of voyages made by sperm
and right whalers in the years 1912 and 1916 inclusive
with average time absent and quantity Of oils brought
home
So. W..
In ls.2, IS sperm whalers arrived average absence
IL months days, with OF. 1873 1856
Ia 1912, IA two season right whalers arrived,
rage time absent FAX months, with average cargoes
In 1912, 10 one right whalers arrived, ave.
rage absent ios average careoes 1872 1902
In le4a, IS Atlantic sperm whalers arrived. aye .
time absent u IS d. off, 200 IL
ARRIVALS IN 1873.
10 sperm whalers absence Al ms - d. 6 l2
90 season IT whalers Is ms. 10 ds. 31t 1887
IS season IT, whales IL ms. ~ DIS. 30 1898
S. Atlantic sp. whaiers Z" II ms. 20 ds. 285 rs
ARRIVALS IN 1874.
GO sperm wers absence 43 90 DIS. csrg4l9 293
liz 3 seas. IT. wha!ers g Is ms. O9 DIS. 2l8 2059
] season ri whalers II ms. IA DIS. 90 ING
l2 Atlantic sp. whalers IL ms. 90 ds. A8 80
ARRIVALS IN 1855.
81 whalers absence 43 81 d. carg 1921 1857
l01 2 seas. IT. wha'ers "a ms. 90 ds. 1856 2i80
8 season IT. whalers = 12 ms. 04 DIS. IS 796
% Atlantic sp whslers 81 13ms. OF ds. 1913 76
ARRIVALS IN 1876.
AZ whalers absence IL 06 d. carg330 2s0
81 2 season TT. whales g 80 ms. % DIS. 225 2o34
season II ms. OF DIS. 2003
4s Atlantic sp. whalers b" Il ms OF ds. $50 IA