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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-01
rFThe Jenny Lind Hair clo.-.-Perh.r

never article which such universal Subtraction
and delight the Jenny Lind HAIR Gloss Persons WhO
lse SPEAK OF u In terms VI he strongest commend on
ADD the voluntary eXpress0fs Of admiration
only eqlacd by those besiow ell upon Jenny Lind herself
Beware OF any that has the copyright be wrapper
Ac. The genuine can only be lad al LOcKWooD's, al
broaaw ay ; kaynor. % Bowery lnrsi Agents. Aso al
ieenti-sLi - Bowery II Avenue d, ~ Houston, rs
hudson 10 Erhth-ayenue; Blocker and Charles S7e
GleSn"lch' 1913 sixth avenue and az the Principal Otce
l53 Nasssu-st
BrooAyn-Mrs. Hayes, 1872 Futon-st, A. NJ Wilder, lsl
fsiion; o. ID Ayres cor. Atlantic and Henry jel5 eodu
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WATERING PLACE

SEACONNETT HOUSE, NARRAOANSEIT BAY, X l.
40. THIS HOUSE will bs opened for the reception 4
E: boaTders tbs 10Th Of June IL iOcsfed
- the Eastern shore OF Nauaganseu Bay, IN sight 81
Newport 10 miles from ali River and II from Sew Bedford
The sea bathing unsurpassed game and nsh abundant
pnce OF board moderate Every attention vii DO PAID
secure the comfort and satisfaction u those who may ps
ronlze the establishment Stage runs alternate days 70
and from New. Bedford Arrangements VIII be made for
the conveyance Of passengers and from Fa River On me
arrival Of steamers from Providence and morning and even
ing cars from Boston JOSEPH COZ.
L.fts Compton r. T. May "a. 1919 myJ1 eodtAuI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-01

FROM NENEzUELA.-Late accounts from Nene-
zuea state that Gen Psez ab Il to cross the Indian
country, by oircuiious route 10 MTscabo. In that
city there are about 1900 troops. under the command
oierave and experienced officers. Monagas had offered
the bride OF Generelshp and $4,000 to the command
er Of the og at the OF the harbor OF Marac
DO to delivers up to him. but tho offer was Indignantly
spUrned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-01

THE LEAD TRADE ~ INK WEsr.-Fourteen
wagons drawn by about one hundred oxen arrived this
morning from Mineral Point. loaded with lead The,
contained altogether 9l2 Pgs or an aggregate Of e. SO
De Of lead 20 be shipped Fast from this place seven
more wagons for the purchaser are expected 10
ught Milwaukee Wisconsin 22d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-01

GREAT FREsHEr FROM CHOUTEAU's POND.-
The rains Of Tuesday evening and night caused a rise
in Chouesus Pond OF about three feet above any rise
within the memory OF the owner. About six clock in
the morning the dood had attained ts hight and soon
after the planks and heavy timhers forming the apron
OF the dam carried away Great apprehensiOns
were then entertained and continued throughout tho
day that the whole breast Of the dam would give way
Although it Is much injured il continues TO resist the
Hood.
80 sudden was the rise of in the pond and It's
overflow upon the adjoining low lands, that number OF
poor families living In small frame tcuements In the VI
entity had barely time o. escape with their lives before
their houses submerged and some Of them moved
from their foundation.
The foundation of three story brick building, al
Joining the cuiyert ON SECONDED and owned by Nr.
stotz is 80 much washed away 10 great fear
for the safety OF the building. The foundation for the
cuvert or bridge on secondst for twenty or thirty
yards is much washed away "a % cause serious APP
prehensions for the safety of this work.
The pspermill of Mr. kneber and the soap and can
de factory OF Mr. d Calvin were Inundated and their
machinery and buildings much injured The brewery
OF Messrs Mcflose s. English was filed with water.
and considerable damage done 10 their stock and ma
chinery The streets in the neighbOrhOod are much
washed. some OF them rendered impossible. The cul
ver with the exception above stated, have sustained
material injury.
This sudden rise and overflow we regret to say. was
not unattended with the loss Of life Upon inquiry
ascertained that TWO boys and man whose name
did learn in their efforts 20 secure their property
and effects washed away by the force Of the water
and drowned. In the neighborhood, Il was rumored
that several others were missing and are supposed TO
have shared Ike fate but TOR this superstition there
Il no foundation Tar AZ could ascertain.
The water had subsidized At o'clock last evening 10
nc sry rs usual hight But much rain tell during the
day and evening II Is feared 10 will again rise in which
the destruction Of the property already materially
injured must be effected % a large cunt
The upper rivers are rising rapidly, and the Missis
sppi below his point from the overflow OF this pond
was swollen some ~ inches. = Louis Repub 2Jd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-01

EXTENSIVE AND BOLD ROBBERY YESTERDAY
afternoon, aboat o'clock bold scoundrel entered the
board ny house situated Benvest near the Levee
went into the room Of one of the bOaTders who had
iust arrived from Baton Rouge and about % leave
Tor Liverpool. broke open his trunk and took thorc
from 5000 in gold. IN. U. Pic. June ~.
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sCHOOLEYS MOUNTAIN SPRINGS.
MAkSH'S HFArH- Hf USE.


been hued up IN superior manner, and provided win
every convenience found he most fashionable places OF
summer resort was opened the 18Th met Unusual pre-
o. ra,ons have been made. sf0ring quantity of couor
and peas surpassed At any other place In the
country and with ample accommodations tor 20 pefsooss
great inducements offered 20 this cool and hesfhy
retreat The undersigned vii gave hs personal attention,
i~li Weod. T. MARSH 4
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BOARD IN THE COUNTRY.

AT THE PARK HOUSE, Orange. New-Jersey. "A most
Adehghtf country residence during the summer months,
pleasantly located IN Of he most healthy towns Ia Tho
tuOn-an hours rie from Newfork, with which there
frequent daily communication By rafosd.
els i'm. p BALDWIN. Proprietor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-01

l. T. ; miles irom New. York-JoEL SHsw, NJ d. author
vi Tue WaierCure Manual, Hand Book Of Hydropalhy,
&c &c Editor OF the WaerCure Journal and The earliest
American practitioner OF the mode, and Or P. ROOF,
also pupil OF Pnesslz, patients shove. Pas
sage week days per steamboat CrOton 81 p. NJ. Fulton
Market les II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-01

lowA.-The Loco Focos Of the lst Congressional
District OF lows, haze nominated VIM. Thompson,
Esq. Of Henry Co as their candidate for Congress
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-01

- M john %. WArrLEs, OF Cincinnati
philsntbropist and Reiormer j. on biz way 20 Lake
Zurich Lake County where he designs If the situation
should prove 20 suitable purchasing large quantity
of and for the purpose Of testing the experiment Of
associative labor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-01

RAPID GROWTH or WIsc0SsIN-Shcb7Yga
Milwaukee paper says OF this town that Il j. gong
ahead rapidly ard euigrants are landed there IN large
numbers During the week ending on the lyth OF june
some go persons were landed there from the different
sieaIuers OF these new corners about onchalt were
New Englinders and the rest Germans and Irish One
party oil Germans according 10 the M1owg brought
with them very large amount v! money
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-01
CITY ITEMS.

fhlnAhf June ~.
YDEoFHoBis.-We have more than once called
public attention 20 the criminal neglect through which
dogs suffered run large uzzled in spite OF
al regulations % the contrary. We hear complaints on
every side OF the shameful reussness Of those who have
been appointed TO carry the laws within the limits Of
our City Several most distressing Instances Of the conse
quences Of this careessne. have lately come 70 our
knowledge. son Of Col L. snow. about four years
Of age who was bitten three week. ago bv dog run.
ming loose in Twenty Seventh e. died la; night about
midnight after suffering ali the horrors OF confirmed
hydrophobia, for thirysx hours Ono or two others
we're bitten by the same dog aud liable 10 the same
terrible tate We learn that two or three person. i'm
the upper part OF the City. bitten yesterday BY
dog supposed 20 be rabid and yet the same neglect
continues the daily hazard ofufc Better that every
animal belonging 20 the canine race among u.s. should
De exterminated than that there should be single VIC
tim 70 this most fearful Of all malad.es
CoNNENcENESr OF TIE PROTESTANT EPIsco-
PAL THEoLoGroL sENINAEY-The Annual Commence.
ment Of this Seminary took place this morning a, 81
Johns Chapel beginning at 10 o'clock Rev Mr. H gen
brodt OF All Saints assisted by Rev. Mr. Preston read
the prayers Rev Mr. Oienheimer of Philadelphia read
tie Epstle The Gospel, Ante Communion service and
Communion service were read by Bishop Delaney
In the last service the Bishop assisted BY Rev.
Messrs Clapp Odenheim and Loutrel
The following gentlemen. composing the Graduating
Class after forcbly instructive address from Bishop
Delaney received their diplomas r. Ralstou Cox
Thomas ; browne, Theo. 4. Eaton Josiah Phelps An.
drew Macke, Jas. F. LeBaron Horace Il. Reid sylvia
nus Reed. Rufus D stesrus, R. c. Rogers
A meeting of the Alumni OF The Seminary was then
adjourned to the basement room Of the Church
= At the Commencement OF Princeton Col.
lege, the honorary degree Of AN was conferred on
E. q. seUIER Esq. Of this Cty--the well known Ameri
can archeologist
A Man DRowYED.-Last night. about 10 o'clock
unknown man, about 50 years Of age fell into the
slip at the foot OF Deancyst His cries OF distress
rseted the attention Of some persons who pass
ing but the nj ht was too dark to render any efficient
assistance. The body was recovered sometime after
ward
~ Adams y Co. have established regular
Express line between this City and New Orleans, in
connection with the steamer Crescent City
IyFANTIcIDE.-The dead body Of a newly bora
infant with a rope round IL neck attached to a stone
was found this morning in the enclosure of Mr.. eros
by in Chorry-st. and taken 20 the Station House
SUSPICION or BURGLARY.-Yesterday two men
named William Underhill and James Dupgnac were
taken into custody suspicion OF entering the house
23l Westinghouse with intent TO steal Detained TO
answer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-01
Hps .,- M"ipsrooare Establishment re

mcnt up town In one Of the most pleasant and healthy
parts OF the city cOn.sn slNty nOOms with several
private psrors good liable for invaids. Others who
wish good plain diet Also. ahue cement for bahng
Is and 20 East F01reenthst near Uuicn-squsre, New
York. ie5 Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-01

- 4 FIRE broke out in Kingston, Canada. on
: aiuniay last by which three or four houses were
destroyed. L0ss about 1000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-01

importers 49, h4al4iiclafcfs az human hAr would MORN
cu1ens and STRANGERS hat they bave band the largest
me eA-apesl ad ne b7 assortment OF wigs. scals haf
WIGS oapees Or AIS Of long hair frzeics rng eis and
o,er ornamental hsir which for price ard caaIty are IN
y lasi The trade supplied, wholesale and retail y
3laii sr-.Ane, Ntw-forS- ie22 I'm"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-01

Ssnn CHALLENGE.--souce 10 gentlemen who
,S.DOUwant lher old clothes % LOOK Ike Cal
The cleaning dyeing tailoring. and repairing establishment
" Coolest you get az grease, pic TAR, paint
ADD glue extracted from your clothes without soing your
cloth al the slortes, notice, and the reasonable
tarns by b NOAH. IS Godst TWO doors from B@ekman
NB-The highest price paid for seniemens eastoa cloth
inz JET I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-01

SOMETHING SINGULAR-O rcrf0wiHg IIeNs.-A
correspondent OF Wisconsin paper. writing from
Wsukau, in that state mixes the following statement
There are three wells near this place discharging
tine little rivuets from their surface They measure
% 30 and "a feet in depih-soi. red mari You will
hardly believe when tell you these wells disrhgrgr
d9nbJ che amount bfa ttf Rnd N9u'h than they do
will testify 20 the fact The water ia other wells In
that vicinity viii rise foot the wind blOwnga good
breeze from the south. have not sufficiently exam.
med the subject 10 solve the mystery. But Rush
I axe Is within three miles and on high ground u Is
probsbly the source from which the wells supplied
and South wind driving upon the coarse sands Of the
beach increases the discharge OF water through the
sa,d into channels which find vent In these wells
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-01

to PhrenOlogisT- ana Publishers, FowLEEs
Walls, Clnioa y a.. Isl Nassan-si \ !.


~ The BGhm Flute.-A. q. bApcfs ISL brosc-
way las constantly hand compefe assortment 81 brh
uirs 81 ne own manufacture ard particular pains VII %
taken with flutes made order and al srranied
- give sArsfecuou and ir sdluon - found Philp
frrsfs much admired FOR he flute. Published IN
oeTs a = esch ard rs Ousdrs for Fle and GUITAR $50
music stands. Nc- ie5n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-01

DRI-TLES.-Russia seconds, s1cnays and hrsls, f. r
Dsale BY NINTERHOFF, PIPER kAkCk.
i-i2 I'M 81 Rrosd--t.
HANGING--Psper, 5000 pcs from ~ TO - inches
wide different Qualities and coOrs, for sale m1naiac
ring prices. GAUST n DERKICK>ON ia Soslth-st
HENRY MOORE, tailor and rowssrs maker ii'
removed from lS3 70 673 Broadway, nearly oppOsns
bOnd-st where business will be conducted upon lie
European plan and al moderate charges. Ie5 I'm
ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S CHURCH.-Rey
cLewis W Bach, PsstOr.-FOr sale Or 10 rent one VI
the best pews In this church also pew 10 the gallery
je6 I'm CYRUS w. FIELD CO. II Chr-st
COPARTNER-HIP-T undersigned has this day
- admitted bic james Brewster and Henry bres-
partners his business which will be continued under
tn frm VI JAMES BREWSTER SONS, Al - Broad
iu1Vkx n JANIS bkF.N
NOTICE.-Wheress, my wife, CORNELIA A. HALL,
Mas been encouraged by divers persons 10 run me m
debt williamson here she resides and also NJ he Cy
OF New York notice Is hereby gwen that viii pay %
debts 0fer contracting ~. previously approved ana sane
toned by ne W. L. HALL
NeN.Y0rk. June -, l84s. Je30 wv
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GAP AND LETTER PAPER BY the Or ream
~ FOR cash-75 10 be sold without reserve by A.
TRAVERS co. "a Maden-iane TO those who wnte law
yers doctors &C A. Trayers 4 Co.'S scale Of prices
100 ed Letter Paper 81 3 70 - 81. per
so reanls blue ruled Letter Paper, fine, q 81.
Loo rsams Cap Paper, ruled 81 y 10 Al Ot.
SO reams blue Cap Paper, ruled, 81 %.
Super Preach Letter Paper, fne fnish 81 20.
We pledge ourselves 10 sell good Papers al the above
prices We don't advertise merely catch your custom
bat want you call and Papers and are GER
tain you viii Be pleased and for the best reason IN ne
world, because you will save money by Il
jel0 I'm A TRAVERS 4 co Cash Store. ~ haiden-lsne
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RESTITUTION FOR THE SAYINGS or MFR
4 CHANTS CLERKS, 5 Beekman-st. Clinton hAI-A ~
Institution having been Orgalzed IN sccordancr WIN ne
act Of INCORPORATION passed Apr p 1898, VIII be open Tor
the reception of depo.s from Clerks AMI otners on Tues
dsys Thursdsv. and Saturdays, from 70 s-geloes NJ
eoiencn7 On SATURDAY tie Isl Of July On Tuesday, the
IN Of July. the usu.ulOn VII be closed
OFFICERS.
JaNES G. KING. President
PROSPER 81 WETMORE. Let Vice President.
ROBFRT KELLY u |ics-Presideut
Holm PALMER. Treasurer.
r SPENCER KIRBY, Secretary.
CHARLES ROLFE, Accountant
TRUSTEES.
James G.. King, Moses II. Gnuneu, John l. Palmer,
Matthew Maury, Geo. ". Blunt Charles King
Thos W Oroser, W A Kissan, James Reyburn
NJ o. Roberts. John 7. ROlins, Cornelius L Event-
Jas D. Ogden, Pryer N. Wlunore, Bent X Winthrop
Robert Kelly, VIM. II Macy, Oliver slate Jr.
Isaac II. Bailey, Townsend Harris, Leopold berwhh,
o ID. = Grant, Richard Burlew, j. X Herrcs
New.YorK. June n, ISt. eA lw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-01

lIIREW t52 Chatham s. Opposite Chat
Il ham Theater. The subscribers have hand their
usual supply and variety Of Standard and Fancy FIRE
WORKS, which they Will dispose Of 10 dealers country
merchants ships steamboats, and parties Of pleasure the
most liberal erms, consisting Of the following articles
Rockets OF al sizes, Pin Wheels, Flower Pots,
Roman Candles, do Serpenis, Grass Hoppers,
Vertical Wheels do. scroll Wheels, SaxOns,
Mines Of Stars, do Torbillons, Yellow Lights,
Mines OF serpeuts. do. Pigeons, Trianges,
BengOia lights, do. Chinese Flers, Pyramids,
Table Rockets. do StreameTs, Fans,
Blue l. hts, all sizes. &c. &c. sc.
Canton Fire C-sckers Rockets SUNK Topedoes, Pulling
Crackers Double Headers. sc.
GASSNER YOUNG, lS2 Chathamst
G. Agents for the sale of. C. EDcEs celebrated
Exhibuonal Fire Works n and half % Rockets Mines,
and Roman Candles crimson green aud blue Stars Of
he greatest brllancy Orders from the country viii be
packed aud shipped with the utmost care je17 Dy5
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FIREWORKS.
FIREWORKS FIREWORKS.

WHULESALF UH NtTATL.
ID H.. NULTEE. ll6 Chatham-ft corner Of Orangel Of
the public the following articles the loxes
possible rates
For Exhibition and Dspays-Chinese fans, Maltese
crosses Mexican suns palm rees concentrated horizontal
and vertical wheels capnces globe pieces, large rockets
Roman candles, and nluninafions Of various cOlOrs.
Smaller Works Tor the Trsde.One ounce ounce, ID
h. md ID. rockets, 8, l. % s. 10, - and l5 ball Roman
candles.
Saxons, Tdanqes, ChlueseRocke,s and
Mines Of serpeuis Scroll Wheels Fancy Fireworks,
Torbil.i1us, Pin Wheels, Punk JOstic Dou
Pigeons MarO0us, serpeuis, 5le-Headers, and
Flour Pos, with or Blue Lights, general assOu
without handles T0rpedOes ment apperainiug
BEN Oas, Pulers, ~ tho business.
finess Rockets ana Fire Crackers, Nos and al the
Owestmsrket pnces-by the box
Cty and country dealers will md Il an advantage cal
examine before purchasing elsewhere mvl9 DNWUys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-01

/,OILECTING.-Merehan Mechanics, Ls~yefs OF
Doc1rs having city bulls TO collect may md y 70 Aef
,f.ge 10 place them IN the hancs VI The underslgnei
80. ro,s ievote- hi. entire aenion 20 The collecting ous
rs.s References 10 Huntington savage No Pesrssi,
shepherd 4 Morgan, a Fatonst, j > hedn"d, Shh'ou
Hall and Thomas McElrsih Tribune Once . =.
ie1s Ineod y y. RIPLEY, Tribune Ofee, y 4.
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WANTS.

\(ANrED-A nice, ndy grl or womsn % sei n ~
stand. sewing preferred Apply al - West Twenfy-sec-
ondsf Wanf1g situation swsiirf and chambernsi 80
NJ objection 10 he country Refers 70 Der ate employers
- rweufy -second-sL loc' u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-01

ITO PRINTERS AND NEWSPAPER PUs-
i LISHERS-For sae-M low pnee, one sSs or
hand singlecyhnder PRESS, bed CO.'S inci~s The e~
l. m oompies order. T. HOE co. y and Il ooa-"-
Ms
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-03-28
CONGRESSIONAL.
New York, Friday March24,
10 o'clock p. M.

SENATE.-To- day a message was received
from the House returning the bill supplying
deficiencies for the present fiscal year, with
amendments, and on motion of Mr.. Anterior
they were agreed to.
On motion of Mr.. Johnson of Louisiana,
the resolve granting pension to Patrick
Walker, was taken up as in Committee of the
Whole. Mr.. Turney of Tennessee, opposed
giving pension larger than the usual one
Nh. johnson of La. advocated it, explaining
that it was an extraordinary case, in which
soldier had lost both arms, and not being able
even TO eat without aid was obliged to con-
stantly employ servant. Messrs. Hannegan
of Illinois, and Phelps of Vermont, supported
the bill and the question being taken by yeas
and nays was carried, % to s.
The Senate then took mp the order of the
day, the first subject being the loan bill. Mr.
Anterior of New Hamshire, moved an amend
ment prohibiting the withdrawal of any bid
for the loan after such bid had been offered,
and the amendment was adopted
MI Mics OF connecticut, moved an amend
ment, requiring that proposals should state
the times at which the money wanted should
be paid into the Treasury. Pending the
amendment the bill was laid aside, and several
other bills were considered, when the Com
mittee rose and reported progress, and the
Senate-on motion of Mr.. Hannegan-went
into Executive Session.
The House of Representatives went into
Committee-on motion of Mr.. Rockwell of
Connecticut-Mr. Bowlin of Missouri in the
chair. and took up the calendar of private bills
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GEORGETOWN, DC.-Ar 23d brig Irving, Mobile,
via Alexandra.
BALTIMORE-Ar 23d, brigs Torno, Coburn, Attn
kapas; Gunare Films, Orleans. Cid 3d. ship Ro-
chester, Otis, BraZos and Orleans. Sid oath, barque
Hebron.
PHILADELPHIA-Ar Oath, brig lily Leeds, Kins-
man, Trinidad, 24th u Ellis, Keller, and Elizabeth
Watts, Fountain, N Orleans. Below, barque Breosa,
I'm Orleans; briggs Pamaho, Hondlette, fin Trinidad
Venus, Alexander, fin Havana, Sth inst Cld 24tii,
briggs Argo, Winchenbach, Cienfuegos Julia Paysons
Prehle Weymouth Canton, Baker, Boston. At the
Breakwater, 23d, sch 81 Pierre, I'm franklin La. for
York. Went to sea pod, ships France, Winnegance;
barque Swan brig Amira.
NEW YORK-Ar oath, brig Versailles, Pendleton,
N Orleans; schs Ann Denman, Patten, Thomaston
Cid 25th, barque Jesurnn Vina, Curacao brig IL
Hyler, Anderson, Mobile; schs Floreo, Thomas Sa-
vannah Nonrmahal, Cooper, Georgetown, So.
EDGARTOWN-Ar Goth, schs John, Sleeper, ana
Clarendon, Pendleton, York for Boston II d Leigh
ton, Handy do for do Tor Bah)
BOSTON-Ar 25lh, schs Francis, Harrington from
Thomaston Grape, Curtis, and Ranger, White, Bath;
Louisa, Fletcher Phipsbug. Cid 25th, ship Bay STATE,
Simmons. Orleans; barque RoXana, Curling, Mobile;
brigs Commodus, Bailey Cenfuegos Capt John, ksl-
ley, Havana Rainbow, Emerson, Wiscasset, to load
for Cuba; schs Corene, Niokerson, York; Coral,
Kelley, Providence Maria, Wildes, Bath. Ar Goth,
baruue Mades Ranlett, Newport, w. 3D. ult, via Fa-
val (wbere she put in for provisions and water) 18th
inst sch Atlantic, Tarbox, Westport Sid 25th, brig
ii Kelloch, sch Hopewell and I'm the Roads, barque
Rainbow. Barque Blake, (Which had twice put
back) with brig Damascus, remained in the Roads at
sunset Goth.
.SALEN--Ar 25th, schs Bride, Pressey Thomaston
for N York Leo Jameson, and Eliza Jane, Spear, do
bound S. Returned, sch Patriot, of Thomaston.
GLOUCESTER--Ar 22d, schs Dover Packet, and
Trumpeter Boston for Thomaston 23d, Mary Lang
don, Ames Thomaston for York 9th, Union, from
Boston for Thonaston
PORTLAND-Cld 35th, brigs Elmra, Sargent, Ma
tanzas; RIVAL Bell, Cuba.