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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-08
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

CITY Halt is calculated that the rooms In
this building be devoted to the Common Council and
County Offices VIII be ready for occupation by the lst
Of July.
EXCISE LAw.-The Board Of Aldermen on Mon
DAY evening hxed the price Of tavern licenses for the
ensuing year az SIS.
TEMPERANCE SocIETY.-Rev. Mr.. King viii de-
liver an address before the Brooklyn City Temperance
Society this evening in the Plymouth Church. Gran.
berryst 10 is expected that he wi. give some account
OF the progress Of the temperance cause in Ireland
which he is wei qualified to DO. having been engaged in
the temperance cause from its commencement. in that
country.
DEATH ASD INTERNENrs YORrHE WEEK ESDING
JUNs 3-Nales H. females p adults 10 children 2l-
Total 90 OF whom 10 were from Sew-York.
Map Doo.--A man named Joseph Sheridan. re.
siding IN Washington.st this City, severely bitten
in the leg By dog apparently mad Is he passing
through Broomsst NewYofk The dog shortly
ai,cr~ari killed in Broome e. Mr. Sheridan has not
set ial- any bad elects from his wound.
~ An owner wanted los boat AMI two pairs
o. oars supposed % have been stolen. laqure Of J.
Clayton AZ the Police Once
RoBBERY-The house 40. y stantoa-s,. was
entered yesterday and robbed OF carpet watch and
money, amounting N value % about 80.
VIOLENr AssAUIr.--Jamcs West and his wife
were arrcsped yesterday BY oliver Grey on charge OF
violently assaalans Mrs Coleman. They were held %
answer
EFrEcI or r IA c0'orei woman was brought
into the Police Court yesterday in bcastly sfate Of
nfoxcatOn AMI ia her struggles o. resist the officers
she received several wounds. from which the blood
slowed psoia-ely he officers. ai1er considerable ex.
crons, succeeded Ia getting pair Of handouts on her
when she was removed IN cart % the County Jail
/ ISQrEsr.-Ihe Mayor held an inquest. Yesterday.
apon the body q infant found near Fort Greene In
un advanced stage Of decomposition. T. had Apparently
been dad about two weeks having been Inferred ias,
below the surface Ci the EARN and aterward scratched
I cuI by dog. Verdict, death by cause unknown
/ COURT o. SEssIOys-This Cour. was In ses.
I son Yesterday before Judge Rockwell and Justice.
Wright and Hughes, huf transacted no business Of ans
interest The Grand Jury j. stll IN session sud viii b,
! nusiy engaged al the present werk. There are -
many matters awaiting their action, thst has beer
proposed u summon smother pane. II Grand Jurors a
I the present term 20 relieve them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-08

-" History or THE FRENCH REVOLUTION OF
1850 Translated from the French Of LOUIS BLANC
Member OF the Provisional Government. and author Of
France Under Louis Philippe &c &c.-Psrt T. Vol
, has been issued by Lea & Blanchard (Phlaiolphia)
1t is printed neatly On paper and forms book Of 322
pages. For sale by Burgess. strnger & Co 222 Broad
way.
- ELIZA ATWOOD, OR TIE RESEMBLANCE g:
an Authentic Tale by Z. OAKLEY has just been issued
by Samuel Raynor Is Bowcry
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THC HAr.-Summcr Ediu0n. revised aud improved by
KNOX. l-8 Falion-st New.York Now ready. a complete
assortment OF c Summer POSITIONS OF Geutemeus Hat.
styles and prices 90 ui all classes OF customers, and war
raned give the utmost satisfaction 10 all who wear hen'
ami 10 on who them Alec, every variety of Chidrens
Caps the neaies and cheapest 30 be found In The city Oh
customers respectfully Invited 10 call, aud strangers IA
would do well jus 10 look n, before purchasing else
where a. KNOx's, l28 Fulionsf le6 TuTh&sar
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Tho T. ~. D.rr Tr.-, ~ -hs 31ri no. in cone
pc -..'---- 49,. 49, ~
we have already published Gays -".- -
glt -1n1 0i ,le --sf c0n- rs tle s olel -ei-cf- 20
o....- .-.-.1.t o.. ... readers fn tia following
manner "-l- a. '-- A.-..'
ArrrrrloN- -o-T trrrENTi' '>n iiioNIANt
our E.ure-s arrived l..- night about -eu clock
br.u- DR. -. '1e ami xei letters. They announce ile
srror-. Oh te Treaty. tr tie Charl.e- of Deputies
CrrsEr'al Aav .i -'i--
A. Deg --.s population .- relieved nom i--' -i-t %.
mortal .ux..ty (which I- A1- roel sep -t are
-r.r.- character tlsa -nT WHICH lt' .-et - a'
-el-1n zine. OBJ. e-,a .lnel- 0i 01r laut p-hicl't
A. %. .u te evening tl- r.r..t1l of t-r Treaty was
r..ef be r,rr, 0,. b, ,---r-.ls- WHO wrrs tl- nar
-.l.r- Lsclnza snl Ross were '.., .--t 'lei- .-
4--l aged immense FoHf O.. ana -i.- prove" '' --
-e.fr- con-llrlal.e s-ft srl,l f...
Tie tn-.r Doe pls-e ie -r-ii ~. .',.--, ..- y
tfae II or business aai .--- go
-' ' -. 90 % .i..-.,..-..- r., -...t,,,,
~. ...... b, .,.....-., a...v fronl ,a..
=. ,.i--..---, e.. ~ ri- Fl. 8, .,4 la-
$500 ' .--..i,5 J---... lr4 ..-.orf. F..
','-'- .,. 4. 80 ..iy ,,.-.....,
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. SAvSOE&s's D2EssINs-CAsEs. FsvcY CufLrrr sso
IOLEr ARrIcLEs. IA Broadway cornero u Llbery-,t
ana 20 Broadway TIE subscribers respectfully cal e 4:
lenLoA VI ie plbc ~ Their collection u toilet srfces vta
IN POM o. Nar-iy i DOT eeuaed ID the city They wee o
tea WIN Ne greatest regard ~ qualify ard IN a. esses
wtffted IheT assortment % fancy Gallery embraces A.
.He ltrst styles %; RQurers sons prI.kuves, nal h1s
l4ion HOOKS, and other arcos for toilet use. ns1y u
"Ac have never bcen before imported Portable tret-ih
etats 81 ne Subscribers on uitc'ure These c-se ~
~ ,ne most compact forms, containing ufcl arces - n'
nrel 4iaHy; hey are scAlOH ICED by travelling ecn"'
men ~ be superior to those imported.
Jen y q. SAUNDERS L SONS ~ AMI 81 Broadway
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- Business men 90 every pursuit, who are prepared
m tie custom ol ne south alt " cs' as vel AS ile nega
barring Counties and States. reu.nuci mot Ie Asef
s. patwFg j. row daily Receiving aa rerlsl mems Go
r,e newspapers ~ he country Jar End neaf d. W ocen
he Trtuue Buildings Tie invites a. examination "a ~
,r. m which De IL empowered % transact business,
hrnr most ~ t oesf journals OF every Siae n e lnn
ana rh.crfv communicates any Information 90 those wla
desire ADOPT system % advertising a. ne means ofe
\ Z
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By telegraph 10 the Ncw-YOrk Tribune.
Peace News Confirmed.

NIfHIN- IUNl " tIl'sIII I'D"
4 private letter has been received here from az
officer ia the Custom House az Vera Cruz, dated
23d alt. Il states that the Treaty has been GER
ta.nly ratified, aud that the American troops have
commenced their homewari march.
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By Telegraph TO the New-YOrk Tribune.
The Private session.
PnLADrLrInA, Wednesday, June /

PIHLADELPIIA, Wednesday slne Z
There seems 70 be ray Of hope this evening
The Delegates are holding a confidential meeting
entirely by themselves.
have asoertained the falsity Of some OF the
pretended changes from Clay 70 Taylor reported
this morning. and AN confident that the boast Of
his supporters that be can be nominated On the
6rst bsllo, if be choose is unfounded. Farther
cannot say.
real Texas Delegate is reported to have ar
rived this evening. r. c.
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Murder of an Indian Chief.

ST. LOUIS "Wednesday, June :.
The celebrated Indian Chief Keokuk. the head
Of the Sacs and Foxes, was poisoned by one o.
tAe band. TIE murderer was arrested and con
lessed the crIme.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-08

C,RDs FOR WEDDSG.-Wedding, Visiting and Cds
Cards elegantly engraved and printed finest french Pc
ce.sn Cards the loves, prices The finest Engish POI
celan Cards printed from engraved plates a. D. ceos pr
pack
ELEGANT BoXLs FoR WEDDING CAKE.-Elegar Bone.
Tor Wedding Cake Al g per hundred plain Boxes - pa
hundred Gard Euvcops from ~ cents g per Hundred.
Wedding Waters in great variety, Silver Cords, &c ~
EvERDELrs Engraving and Printing Establishment 81
Broadway. Of Duanesi. first square above stewards
marble store gel TuThSSlm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-08

Icr CRrt,-Those IN want OF superior article Of lee
Cream would do well apply az Inc saloon Of ne uer
iciu Steam Ice Cream Company ioi Ciatham seusre--'
They have i constantly on hand a. wholesale, ard viii
deliver n any part Of the city free II charge They
have $50 a neat Saloon, which is well worth 'is.lh
only 10 be walled upon by he pretty 'te girls which are
employed TO serve the refreshments.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-08

BUSINESS NOTICES.

r.e The attractions af flc Museum. ui the presrni uTs
a.. III such character THAT fhe house s rt- lfum
I rfht with de.ishtei Visions Alexander cur'n1es hs
ilrvs ai. cNi Io- and ihe Ethiopian Ministries gans
.r ar faction 5y their cAce eut .olatiou 40 e uelo
character. Performances 40 a and o'clock
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70 We should think would be enough 20 give any "a!
trtache, % be- Tie possc-sor u dsrx, ifocA &C. is..
pmpied. sLos r0u-L skin p-lfrci cure 10y AZ Ie
efs, a. vel o. for all cgaueous erupuons, 1ci.as l-
worms ID the skin. Nc 10 be- fond u GoNEAtOs ~
parable haiaaa Ncdio1fe3 Sop. OoykkrDs foec.o -
ines VAL positively uproot supcl1aoas hair, ~e,st -,
% ne SKIN Red hglt grey hair may es cogfeo o..
TIA Jet black By GoVKAJp's croc1z iigir ~. 80 ~,
cheeks and lips may hsve delightful aud pefm,ae.ssi
rosiness impaired 10 them by 0oVkACDs sPendd L4@''
Degesahs R0sgs
~ Take par,ici.r notice that Dr. FELlx GoVEsuos re
nowaed preparations can only be o04lled grAHnr . -
DsQos. ai 81 NLkc4-sL fTsf store fsssl Broadway T.,
Agency Tor Beass Hair Restorative aad baseassas ~
ssnlaaesQs Lesla Hlu Dye
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-08

COLD PGss-GoLD PISS ,-B. +. WArsoS Co IS
Walst have large assortment Of gold pens. whioh hey
are selling wholesale end retail a. reduced pnces Ther
Richeieu" Pen admitted TO De the best and cheapest pen
IN use Gold pens repaired
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cnrr cs'sr-Sa o. q. 2. 81, s. y. -. a. a. a. - y.
s-sts,i car'-Nas ~ % o. =, s. rs s. sito ss O. n
llr - So 49, '4'
Llt IA iss - - ~ '" - ''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-08

Cor1oN-MddHng 20 good middling 81 Ct. SUGAR
AND MoLAssEs-Unchanged FLoUR-lhe market quite
heavy. FREIouTs-One engagement EXCHANGE
Improved
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r. O,yners Of property Of any kind, Stoke Of goois
dry eoois groceries. hardware, cf1ckerv. iewc.ry &c
wishing 90 sell cat or cash and close their concerns proEt
ly from what cause can be accommodates slf
treated with conhdenlaly and iheir goods removed
Twelve hours if nece sary. by calling on
THEODORE LENT, Plumber.
- Easi Broadway, cor MaIkeis
B.-Goois received and sold on commission
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-08

Drrss Doors AID GNrFRs.-Our friend Watkins ia
Fuon offer, The most attractive assortment u One Booe
ana Caters in the CITY Al goods purchased II m can
eoende ou a. be makes al the articles De- sells, and keen,
no poor work Ia his establishment Ie3 Jeod
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By Express and telegraph 10 The Tribune
From the >onth.

PrIERsBUEo, Wednesday, June T.
The Ne,r Orleans Picayose OF the 3lst nj. has
been received.
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= A small fishing vessel was lost on Barnsta-
bic Bar on Wednesday Of last week and it is feared
that the crew persisted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-08

ship News Cioayed-ship Francis Philadelphia schr
Narv. New York. Arrted-Ship Har-rave, Baltimore I;
bark Henry Eubauk, Boston bng Eulu q, Nev-logk
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Burning OF the steamer Ciarksville-Fariher
Particulars.
LouIsyLIx, June . ?. NJ

~
By late arrivals from below have farther par.
iiculars o. the burning OF the ClsrSsve, brici re-
port 81 which sent you sst night; Nacn u was dis
covered hat the boat ire the pilot run her on
the head OF the Island as soon a. she suucA me
lanes burst into the cabin and 81 hs moment enc Of
the boilers burst and then, il 20 complete the G.sss
Ter. three kegs OF powder exploded bat fortunately
from tbe latter, 40 accident resulted
Gov. PondeNtcr WAS injured hv the explosion of The
boiler and Ere also Mr.. Barrow sud Mrs Lotion OF
Memphis Most @. the passengers lost their baggage
and none OF the otcers or crew saved anything Mt
Naaght the first ccrk succeeded in saving the money
and pspcrs
Cspt Holmes acted most molly tlrou shouf and prov
"a hv bis death honorahls devotion 20 his duty HIS
fr.t impulse O. rush 10 6o ladies Cabin, where he
prevailed on he ladies 90 take the chairs, with life pre-
server. attached and jump overheard. The Captain
chen threw the baggage. sc. overheard and heiu
n ATTY exhausted and surocsed by smoke be struck
the lower guard In attempting 10 jump overheard and
thus persisted
The officers al did their duty molly Clachnaa Aias
----~-
- The Ohi3 Press, 10 c. Foco paper, ln :
recent number contains card from The editor ~ whct
ne lays that he has determined 20 discontinue the resu
lar publication supplementary number vii DC pub
lshcd IN a week or twO when the reasons Tor TINS sc
ton viii be laid before the readers OF The Press IL
which time a suspension Of opinion Is asked
The Press Will not endorse the acton OF the BAN
more Convcaton. nor TIE nomination OF Lewis Cas-
Being purely Democratic, and dn1.ns iisei p!acco
by the action Of ~ parry in position E does not
choose % occupy the Editor saspcnds his pabacatioG
and asks his readers 10 ssspsSa issir spiaisas'
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CAUTION

-, The poluc are cautioned agalns, believing the state
meu' that
KCNsErr WHErLrR, oF - CtrHntNL-'rRrfr
are selling Ma1nas Nseies, ami black silks lower than
any othel house IN the city, un,l they
Go AND SEE.
A,,le Glance viii convince the moss 81 spucaL ie1 IL
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UNUrrEkABLE AGONY AID IT'S Instant CusE.-The;o TO-
tre inflicted the Indian captive the STAKE can scarcely
exceed that Of The toouacAe Every jump Of he lard
nerve 70 be e quinessence Of agony condensed
into single pang We appeal % he victim Of d spasnolic
ioothache f,hs 80 And i'm d. Why endure H. when
The GLOVE ASoDYNE VIII relieve 4 10 DE tHinklng Of an
eye spark Of IRE is Instantly quenched BY
water han the oothache by this specific touch ard
j. gone The nerve the sensitive 0s.hoot Of the brar
rendered irritable by Inflammation ard excited BY eveyn
panon and expiration Of the breath suddenly psr.yred
and perfect ease, which afer such sgoay positive rsPn
u the result.
Prepared and soI BY A. b D SANDS. Druggists. ~
Fuitoa-sr corner Of william. Sod also by II Johnson 20
Broadway and A L Wnsllp u East Broadway New
York Pnce - cents. ieJ Seos
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u MoRsEs CoNPoUND sYEur 90 WILLOW Dock Roof
acknowledged by all WHO have used h TO he the beet
dunn yet discovered for the u all complaints arising
from an impure state ofihe BLOOD yellow Dock Root
known by every be 81 the beet purifiers the
world and article can be discovered 10 take M place
MoRsls COMPOUND j. i've times stronger than Of ls
preparations before tie public and is warranted give .si
isfcton For female plants of every kind tits neii
cine stands uniyalod isee adverisemcn'l
For sale Al retail by Thomas & MAXWELL Druggists D
WuAamsi WHO are also supplying agents Cor the Cfyd
New York, sal by druggists and dealers generally S D.
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IvQrEsr.-The Mayor held an inquest. Yesterday.
apon the body q infant found near Fort Greene in
an advanced stage of decomposition L hal appa iv
been dad about two weeks having been Inferred lust
below the surface oi the earth and aterard scratched
cur 1y dog. Verdict death by cause unknown.
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CITY HALT is calculated that the rooms in
ths building TO be devoted to the Common Council and
County Offices VIII be ready for occupation by the lst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-08

The Convention reassembled at 4 o'clock. but
set only one hour and a half
The following gentlemen were reported for or
hcers Of the Convention;
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DEATH ASD INTERNENrs YoRrHE WEEK EyDISG
JUSE 3-Nales H. females r. adults 10 children 2l-
Total 90 OF whom TO were from New York.
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BALTIMORE, March II, lS4S.

DALIlMokE, NldICH ~, lofS.
st. Patrick's Day-A'rirai of Mr.. Clay-TAe
Court House Chque-Tne Wigs and the La,r-
gers, &c.
Here is est. Patrlck's day in the morning.
and not the slightest particle of snow on the
ground Indeed, there Is but little prospect of
any falling during the day. The celebration OF
the Hlbernian society will be grand affair this
evening, especially as Mr.. Clay has accepted an
invitation to be present l will give SIX etch of
their doings IN my next.
In compliance with Mr.. Clay's urgent request,
there was no attempt tor public demonstration
yesterday; and, indeed, if there had been, it
would have been grand disappointment, as he
took carriage at Canton, two miles from the
city, and passed quietly to the residence of bis
ri end, Mr.. Hughes. Thousands had assembled
at the depots, and along the line of the road, to
catch glimpse of him; but were disappointed
He will remain here, understand, for tour or
i've days, and Will meet our citizens and citi-
zenesses on Saturday and Monday, IN the Rotun.
da OF the Exchange
The wing State central committe have issued
preamble and resolutions in favor of General
Taylor tor the Presidency, and the bone and
sinew OF the WING party are almost ready to tar
and feather them. This central committee is
composed OF lawyers and old political sche
scramolers after the loaves and fishes, and know
nothing OF the opinions OF the mass o. the people
But the wings always allow themselves to be
made tools OF by the lawyers AS instance of
this, committee of eight was appointed yester-
day TO call on Mr.. Clay, and instead OF choosing
some hard listed mechanics, who were present,
ana who Mr. Clay would much prefer TO have
met, possee OF lawyers were selected and march
ed off. This 'Court House clique has given to
the democracy a Governor, aud if they are not
soon dethroned, they will he TO elect the nomi-
nee OF the democrauc national convention to
the Presidency.
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Cleared.
shps-Moneal, Even, Liverpool, Harnden K Co; Louvre
Week,; Rotterdam u HuIlbut 90; Christiana, Ham
barkscGole onda, iB Richardson, Belfast McMu,ray;
Wave Felsley, sisai PsIuilo; reform, Lewis, Mobile
sturses Chairman Co: Wesseag, Bartlett do, Gaiger
Meusu Gage seed, Honduras Blsnco; Selma, Coen Sa
vanuah. Dsm Mo.es Buckley, Charleston, @ Bulkley
scai-Enn5 Johnson, Baltimore, johnson X Lowden; NJ
ry Ann, Gaet Ph ladepha; harp Green, do; Charles Phil
p;, Taunton; Elzbch Pomoy Boston; Croton Bacon do
indsI Biempos, New Bedford; Williams Riaey Hart
sloop-Champion, Bebee, Providence
Bremen ship ChIisoph Columbus Ffedricks Newport w
81 day, Meyer Sucker; AVA bars TO order Feb l6
lat o. Ion 81 t5 Dutch ship wing in her sig
Brig w DAVIS Morton, Matanzas. "A days, to master
Brig nghnder keeran New Orleans IL days, with 2s3
hhds ITO t,sce aad III bbls moasse to Brown Brothers
schr Mary Case, Clark Eastport to Brett Y Vose.
scnr Pocasset. Harrington, Lubcc, o Brett Il Vote
schr Joseph tarwell Ames Thomsston.
scnt Merry tsri.y, legraham, Thoma,ton.
Sehr Franklin, PesTce, ThomAston.
Schr Cora, Bailey, Thomsston
schr Compliance, Sears, Bottom, to Il w Ropes
schr Vultufe sursse. Newburypoyt
sloop Providence, Brown Providence.
sIoop Nsw hoa5sn' s@i,b Nv. no iaoaor
Lighters Hickory Jackson ami Roger Parmales Newman,
both from the wreck Of chr 1horn ashore ar Rock
away, with uayai stores &c.
Lighter schs John Van out, Boardmar Norma Soyye and
OiEpatch all from the bark Alice ashore Rockaway
beach, with cetton sails, rigging. &c.
Below.
brig unknown.
NIB; big, Chckasaw Madeua Gov Thop, Vera Cruz; OK.
ford, jacksonville.
March 17th-sunIse, Wind NNW: meridian, sw; sunset
NV. " '
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l brig, unknown
Herald Marine Corresrnnd.pos.

BARsApoFs, Feb 2t-Ar bark Isabella Mckee New York
and sid day for St Ihomas B brig Bermuda Norfolk
Esd bark Gen Harmon, Poyhuss Norf TX; bark
Whitney Philadelphia and sid for D,marara brig NAV Flow
er, Lanfare Baltimore; schr Brent Means Georgetown
aud SID to s-ward 2 brig London Haynes ST Johns Ma
Georgetown. and sid 22d to Jeeward
Sid stth-Br bng Favorte, Masters, Alexandria
PsuAoELFsIA March II, 4y n-trrrysd-Brigs Chico
Baker, do; Peari, Atkins, dos schs Leeds Endicot AL
len's Point; Barralt McCoey NYork.
Clsafe iBriss Milton, Carty, Rio Gande SA; Sem sto
1er West ladies' Elizabeth OIL Port spain Sea Bird Cur
tvs Babadoes; Joseph. Kear, Poramouth Nh; Montrosc
- Boston schs Anne comers Somers, Wilmington; A
Leeds, Endicot, NYork; barge Oneida, Hancs, do.
miscellaneous Record.
BARK ALICE FRAzsR, which went ashore on Esckaway
the very heavy easey wind and heavy swell 6 DAYS tsr
she got ashore all efforts made her off On com.
plctey frustrated The which sent 10 her has
turned TO the cy he that the bark all stove in
aud about 30 feet OF the keel the beach The tide
rises aud falls IN her The largest and mo steam
kssp her free The cargo cotton between her
decks Is all out and in charge Of those interested.
WHALING BARK Henry Of Salem, before re ported con.
demned and SOLD Tahiti brought about S700 aud the oil ga
we'd about $4,000 The H. ulder the Chilean sg and
Valparaiso Dec II Capt Lind passenger snd will
return home VIA Cape Horn
Bn BRe ELIZA from Cadiz with salt struck the bar at
Rio 0rsnde, prev 10 jan IA, beat over and sank.
BRro BLAoK HAWK formerly Of New York before report.
ed sailed from Rio Gnde early Oct with cattle Monte
video had to Jan "a wreck answering her
scnpion was fallen in with the December and
nsupposed all on bossd were lost
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T IsT or LETTERs REwAINING IN THE NEW
drs Of the liz. in which they IdvsItusd
u y. AAd be It further enacted, ana AZ seyer
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place where the once advertising may situated
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