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OUR PAPER.-i NEW HEAD.

Our readers will perceive that our paper comes
ont under new head When We substituted Ito
Northern Galaxy for the Mhlllehury Peoples
Press We made thunder which We have ever
since designed to correct The Middcburv Cisl-
axy was the christening VT SHOULD have given l.
Much the laTGert portion Of our public Journals
are IN part designated by the town in which they
arc published. Northern or Southern, Eastern or
Western sisnify nothing 10 those who not III
ni.iir with the journal to which They arc applied
! The town however denotes the paper at once
The propricty Of aiiiX;ns the town Is apparent
from the fact that our paper is uniformly qroie'I
as the MiddleLury Calaxy,aAd the people have
decided 50 mote it BE-
But the ncw head is AN Improvement II much
less importance than the superior quality of the
paper on which it IL executed, Hnd the new typo
graphical dress in which we have atiircd it
throughout every column. This may sisuify
nothing TO those who. whatever the taste and
judgement displayed in the selection OF articles.
the ability of the editorials the size of the paper
or the noatness and mechanical skill ofthe cxecu-
ton cannot Withhold their admiration from city
presses long enough to give it passing notice
But VIC arc happy in finding that the num-
Der of those hitherto prone TO undervalus
the country Presses is decreasing about in proper
ton as they commend themselves to public pat
ronage by their increasing merits. The people IN
the country are beginning to feel degree Of local
pride in tic journals which they consider as in
some respects representing the dignity and ntelli
Gencc ofthc towns or counties in which they re-
side.
But in some respects the oonteTners Of tho
country Press arc not half 50 much to be blamed
many who have patronizcd If exclusively. Thc
latter seem too frequently utterly regardless Of
every other consideration in selecting their papers
but the price. No matter how insignificant il
NAV be. or what or how little matter it contains.
if in the shape of newspaper, and it can &c OBJ
tanned for few shilIings less, it will be preferred
to one of double its value for every purpose for
which it is intended.
But dropping the train Of thought VIC have been
momentarily pursuing, We trust that the improve
ments we have made in the Galaxy will be fully
appreciated by our patrons and afford US new
Claims upon their support. At all events we
shall be jealous in our efforts to merit it, and to
make the Galaxy more and more worthy the sup
port of the people of Addison County We shall
soon be in telegraphic communication with every
part Of the Union, and shall spare no pains to af-
ford our subscribers the singular advantages to DO
derived from that circumstance.
One more remark we cannot withhold from our
readers The great Presidential struggle of ls4s
!. rapidly approaching. AZ the conductor Of 4
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DEATH OF DIX CoDMAS.-We regret 10
hear of The death OF The Rev. DR.. Goldman.
lie died AT his residence in Dorchester al O.
CO X on Thursday morning. in The 65Ih year
of his age aud The 40h al his ministry. His
death will be lamcntej not only by his paris
hnners, hut by an extensive circle oi friends
both in This country and in Europe. The
funeral is appointed FOR Monday al O'Clock.
from the church and il is expected that me
sermon will be preached Ivy the Rev. Dr.
Sturrs Of Brainiree.-Bosion Courier.
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The ClyADIAx LETTERS The letters by
the Express, which were seized on The person
Of the messenger by the American Govern
menl. have been returned, and ihsir- bearer
liberated. This is all that could be expected.
The conveyance Of the letters was clearly
unlawful: bn, no attempt was made al con-
cealmenf, and therefore there could nave
been, we suppose. no crime.-Monlreal Her
aid Dec 81.
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~ \ London paper states that it has been
recently decided 10y the Judges of the Queens
Bench that according TO the new law of Eng
laad. a marriage with the sister of the dccea-
Sod wis was absolutely null snd void. Here,
on the contrary, such procedure is rccogni-
ze'i "a not in the least conflicting with the
spirit Of the divine requirements The same
view it is said, was entertained by that emf
nent divine, DR.. Chalmers
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ether. The formula and pamphlet with full
directions were received by the last steamer
Its action is much more rapid and complete
requiring only about twenty inspirations. Its +
does not long remain attached to the clothes
No kind of inhaler or instrument is necessary.
The LIQUID can be difiused upon sponge or
cloth, and held over the mouth, and insens--
b;lity 10 pain is produced in about minute.
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The CANADA LETTER CARRIER-Tbe Son-
treal Herald of Dec. "a, says:-The letters BY the
Express, which were seized OH the persons of tbo
messenger by the American Government, have
been returned and their bearer liberated. This is
oil that eould be expected The conveyance Of
the letters was clearly unlawful; but no attempt
was made at concealmenL and therefore there
could have been, We suppose no crime"
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REASON FOR TURNING DocroR,--A printer
whose industry was not the most prominent
virtue he possessed, turned physician. lie
was asked The reason. In printing" an
~ cred lie, all The faults are exposed 10 The
eye. hut in physc they are buried viii. The
palicni."
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DAYS La
TER
y. Y. Sun Office, Wednesday mornir

y. Y. San Office, Wednesday morning.
The steamer Calcdonian arrived at Roston YES
terday.
{ Corn. &c-BcSt Western Canal Flour, ga a
sos per barrel. Richmond and Alcxan,i!Ll, 2Ss 4
POS. Philadelphia and Baltimore 2Ss n 29s New
( Orleans, Ohio and Canada, 27s 29s Cd United
States and Canada flour. 23s 24s.
The general character and prosperity of the
Grain market will doubtless lie materially effected
by the resumption Of the sliding scale of duties on
the first Of March, Of which the government has
given notice.
] The duty will oscillatc upon wheat from IS to
los. per quarter and upon -four from p 6d to IS
per Dbl, and adjusting itself to the rise and fall of
the market. Indian corn, now free, will be sub
ject to i duty to Is per quarter.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The French steamer Union put back in distress
after having been ut week. There WAS
six feet of water in her hold and her pumps were
chokcd.
Queen Victoria IS expected to have another heir
in March.
In Parliament, Lord JOAN Russell had moved
TO remove the Jewish disabilities The debate on
1t continued on the 10th.
Cotton was dull, and prices had declined from
l-sd, to one firihing per pound.
No new failures of importance have occurred.
Fletcher. Alexander * Co., reported as in trouble,
by the last steamer, did not fail. The Bank help
ed them.
All the markets were depressed. There Is more
employment in the manufacturing districts.
The Bank Of England is in better condi;ion.but
business continues paralysed because of the DIFF
iculty in procuring discounts.
Another account saws that there has been per
ceptible improvement in trade, and confidence APP
pears partially restored
The rate of interest at the Bank remains at
per cent. and first class bills out Of doors are done
at l-2 per cent.
Ireland continues in the usual bad SAD state.
The Lord Chancellor of ireland is very Ill, ana Is
not expected TO live
The Swiss Diet (Protestant) has conquered,
and reduced its arnv The Jesuiis are expelled
from the Catholic Cantons, and their property is
confiscated.
France sends the Duke Dalmatia, son Of Mar.
shall Soult TO Russia as Minister. Pageot is to
come back Minister TO this country, and Bacol
goes to Sardinia
Spain is quiet. The new ministry are apparent
ly strong.
Tho Cholera is decreasing in the Esst, and is
believed to have reached Europe.
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CHESHIRE RAILRoAp.-Welearnf som the
keene Sentinel that the Cheshire Railroad was
opened 70: freight and passengers as far as to
Troy, (nine miles from Keenc,) on Monday
the 9th ult- This road has been constructed
thus far, in the most substantial and thorough
manner.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-11

BEAR STORIES. There have hcen more
bears killed in Michigan the past season Than
ANY previous season; In lonia county. alone,
upwards ol 200 have been Laid Ie the Land. -
One Indian killed II in one day.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-11

Mr.. Alexander Campbell. ssys of Queen
Victoria. that ''lhe youthful face of England's
Queen looks as careworn rs that Of any moth
er in America who can show five such lusty
children"
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COLD AT MlDDLEBURY.


oauudIE IL
thermometers in our village this morning
Indicated at sunrise 50 degrees below 0: Nor
day' : \. NJ, Il below, p. NJ. below, 10
p. NJ. Is below.
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The following is the paragraph of the Gen
eral Regulations for the Army, established on
the LIST OF March; 1925, referred to in the a
bovc:
ESQ. Private letters or reports, relative TO
military marches and operations. are frequent
" mischcvious i'll design, and always disgrace
ful to the amy. They arc, thor, fore, strictly
forbidden; and any officer found guilty OF nla-
king any such reports for pub.ication, without
special permission, Or of placing the writing
beyond his control, so that it finds its way 10
the press, within one month after the tormina-
ton Of the campaign to which it relates, shall
be dismissed from the service"
BY command Of Maj Gen. Scott:
WM. 6. FREEMAN,
Assistant Adj. Gen.
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HENRY CLAY IN WASHINGTON.


Henry Clay arrived from the West this NOR
ming to attend to Supreme Court. There has
been cordial meeting among his old friends
lie looks well, and Seem. hardly to have felt
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FROM MEXICO-PEACE NEGOTIA.
TIONS-SICKNESS AMONG
THE TROOPS.
TIL "

writes:
CITr OF MEXICO, Dec IL, lS47.
informed you in my letter of the 4th inst that
the Government at Queretaro were anxious and
willing TO make peace that if the dispatch
Mr.. 1rst had been three DAYS longer IeacinA
a treaty would have been concluded of this til4e
Is no doubt. My informant Is gentleman AT
Querctaro who is well conversant with the movo-
ments and measures oil the Mexican Government
He also informed me, as l then wrote Won. that
the Convention of Governors. which adjourned a.
bout the lst inst. were unanimous in their views
that the only way for the Mexcans TO preserve
their nationality and retain any portion of their
territory, was Immediately TO conclude peace
IAN honorable peace" and that il was mot dshon-
orable in them 10 sell their territory and farther
more, that the Governors there assembled and the
National Government had mutually pledged them
selves TO the support of ca"h other. if they sue
ceeded in concluding with Mr.. Trist treaty of
peace. The Commissioners on the part of Next
CO have been in this city. and, am informed.
have been endeavoring to arrange withMr. Trsi
whether they have succeeded. no person as vet Is
apprized, but hope for the interests ofour com
ny, That he will if he is so enabled 20 home with
INC treaty IN his pocket. Not only the interests of
the country, but the interests of the world and the
preservation of the honor Of our callar, little ar
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sS An English physician has just discover
n a new 1seat iar producing insensibility to
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-11
THE DIFFICULTY IN THE ARMY.

The difficulty among prominent officers OF
ouI army appears to have been quite as seri-
Gus as was represented. We publish here the
orders of Gen. Scott rejecting upon the off,
GERS who arc said to be under arrest
GENERAL ORDERS-No. 2.
War Department. Adj. Genrs Office,
Washington, Jan. rs, 1S47.
The following regulation has been received
from the War Department:
WAR DEPARTMENT,
Washington, Jan. %, 1917.
The President of the United States directs
that paragraph $50 of the General Regulations
for the Army, established on the LIST OF March,
1925, and among those published January 20,
1871, be now published, and thatit observance
as a part of the general regulations be strictly
cnoincd upon the army.
BY order of the President:
WIN. l.. MARCY,
.1HNN' ~
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Arrival or strangers.
SUNDAY. March IL.


,oa aa
Georgia.
J D Donahue, Indiana; W Chessman. Boston; H Ames.
Gnod Mas
Ma.y Bas ss'i%s
Gs .. EsS; "a SSs. sSs
sdfs
JConey Boston; Croehe Tennessee; Peasr. PhiladsI-
CITY HOTEL.
n, Tstns suSshi s. r. sms aaS
FRANKLIN HOUSE,.
M. Bate. Baltimore Lawson Aberdeen; W Pardos,
&C c Pratt, saver. 0ocaw,n " Williams, Boston; II
ssapls. psilin. jse s@S rRaspSs; pi0Ns'' G.r.
b9y 3ls vsJ'b e D sus..
JUDsoN's HOTEL.
n, and Ne Shaw 0y . sS y fs
asIIsSa Y; Hsdt,ss TsSS dhiS; FL: iqss
s esa1 : Bumb:ush Ohio BTown d. Chi
LovEJoY's HOTEL
ss vandewster Bopna,rook; YIN Cock Albany; !! Ter.
coni Lang New YoIsi = Fsh y aOss;,.I; Word
Fl ba @sE; d1af' Ssss
DO; P Corrinston Rockingham, % Neol, New York;
%. s, %sy hf!'l S ; 81
lyn; D Jeweu H'rtford Williams do; Beat. Boston
NORTHERN HOTEL.
" d Beylsnd, Pha; y Alexander, New Jersey; W 8
Walsh do; r. X Borden Wa hinstop: w Mills and LADY, W
CT; Thompson, Rochester; Nh" Roberts, do Moore Bos'
ton.
RArHBuN's HOTEL.
'sdss DS 49:y f1s
TAYLoR's HOTEL.
nssn Hrsn. aS Parsons. coaa Blossom
UNITED STATES HOTEL
s. c. s 2s:s ~ .fs A sSi s:nh"s'
Whiting, Ties, Ep,ap Mass; Cleveland, Rochs,ter
Ala W A Frederick, J Poack, Moth Bridge II Hoyt
Vermont Lieut. W Newman u SA; W BsV,en. Carroll
"a: ID Max-y, " Yarmouth M Sheffield. Com M
Noyes, do: J Do toreu. Rochester, Whiting, worees
ter q ID Shepherd, New London; 0i5dsns, Hartford;
RI Wells, Hndover; r Howarth Richmond; X Bowen,
rhil,; UPnu Deep River; Butler, NY; Law gonni
ton; Ki,son New Haven; Brysoo, do; Gen Wooster.
Ii Vile; 8 Colter Ansonia: j Banning, Ca
WESTERN HOTEL.
&c Drake, Louisiana: r Smith Auburn;J W Wood, New
ark; 4 Hoop N York; VIM Wilson, Virgins, Davies,
Dsyies Alabama; Mrs De Camp end daughter Mrs
Hubbard Washington; W Josln, Waterford, Mel
w Jerome, bt Louis.
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a rTrveSl


w w De Forest Co. Died board May a., Is47, at
saa fr.nc'co California Of liver complaint, James Wson
formerly cook.
ship Lou sans Barsow, Liverpool So days to Basow
Pope63 lasseuge Experienced eoutnued westerly gales
since s ult Jan ~ let IS Ion 81 spoke French sebr from
Spoke fsb "a lat 81 lou S. org Lewis DAYS tom rhsde
pha for Penamb,co; 7th lat g. 80 Ion Ct brig day,
from Port aud deck load Of lumber could understand
sh,p Uness, Latham. New orlesn, IL days, to f Hur
ship Ca,hsrin.. H.rbest Charleston day.. to Thoms.
BARK .dario. olney. Gambia, tAfrcal % days, to
McCcken. No date t 10 81 ". lon SO IS spoke ship Qua
spoke Frendshp, Of Halifax from New York for Barb
does
Bsrt Princeton Reid Palermo, IS DAYS to Draper Devp
SPOKE Feb 40 Let 49, Ion TO- bark Turbo, from Bo'ton for
bsrk Nacooehee Smith, Nsuvitas Iadsys Holt Owen
Left American vessels 9TH inst lat 49, In the Gulf pssed
Bars Coodor, Tkiob Msyagues PR: Feb as, TO Alsop
Chauaeey Sailed in with sehr 81 Mary for Baltimore
sbatE Warsaw, snsu, New Orleans. 10 days, 70 Thos
Bark William tof Dsn,ri.eot.) sproa New Orleans 20
Gays Ne'm'th Walsh 80 hhds 300 bbs molssses
hsrt .he.peshs tof Bos,or) Pike New Orleans 10 days.
with fol hnn s1s 70 Mathews Spoke Sd in.t on Cape
lnasrera bhk Locerue from Mssuzu for NYofk 9Th, lat
~ n TO- ORG NA'oenas oiiPortlsnd, days from Havana
Brig Gsnse Fam'wonh Palermo 70 day. passed 0ibrsl
westerly gse, spote Jan lat ~ lon 20 w .hp Wsysy
lev smith II days from Nafrees Tor NOheans i,h in liz
traits Of Glib altar brig Philip Hone JOY from Palermo Tor
DANISH bns Uaion. Kisr Montsvd.o, 50 days to w ID.
Fo,eH Co. nth ul at 81 81 Ion 81, spoke ship France,
Whitney. Fish from MssIa for Boston, Jan D. lat a H. Ion
Bns orbt (of New OrIesnsl Anderson Porto Csbelo q,
days, TO Adams Hawthorn. Lsft no American vessel
sas sns%roes rn;0if ..ra.na' y diy'' to %: =
1fh, N ballast TO d bsyre.
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Osicv TRADE nEE~oh,s.

Nav YoRK, Saturday aftsrnooo, March Ia.
The Four market continued arm. There was stesoy
demand for th- EAST goods brands Of Geueeee ana
Western sold In some osses 1t slight advsnce
The supply OF desirable brands reducsd and nsnce
irrespective OF all export demand, prices ruled beu
Southern vas scsrce and New Orleans with Southern
generally, held for bettcr prices There was very
title wheat offering and In the present anguid state OF
Corn nearly stationary with Gales OF southern
mixed, Jersey white, terms stated below Meal re-
NAMED quiet Rye Inactive with small sslee ct rates
which s6owsd . disposition to droop. Oats remained
about the Provisions were stesdy-sales Of mess
pork better terms than those report
cd yesterday though the market closed without anims-
ton other articles remained about the same Groceries
steady considerable sales Of Csrdenas molaases
made terms stated below. Sugar and codse
quiet In cotton, dealers inclined to wait for
later per Cambria, about due.
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Foreign Importatioua.

Lr.R.ooIzship Loai.i.na-,4 pig. Van Antwerp Hub.
vi f.1.1 c@ss.
sa rnoPpssn prsi.hW+ cha chains sauss-tl pig.
fs@sMsc,7i% s. easssJ Nsssed1s H:,! S!osn.s
sassy
w wight ss sss% sf
II ss
s Psasnf E;S,, "st H BI0 b a. avn
Il 81, de- @
Ssi :ssss E;
.nIsdo Ro:sysi,-a char cable. arS eos :s.l.
R sS SswSeJ Bs.rn n1, G:h a
B,sthe-s W:,hsI.l YouoeT[ Mccall s,rcnrTs Patton
co FIJI ssss
LORD T.yor-ss Br.na-s Smith TsnI..I
Ss tisS s;y 1 ~ ~ :r?ss! aegss
Ms.:S1ss scs. from Fali.iN: Ut se:srg".
sfys' BIGys sf Cook a sG.s
Grsydou & swsnwicS-i ii T Chspmaa- L CrooEHl il
oGas
sS: s:as ea.i sss ss as
do 90 sdss Do %oaa ad
az; 90 oIy jsanyI9i Gh,,d, IN g. 90 sarten
rs s;'S'iss ss ssafs a%
$:sy E: ss % II I. a. ~:
S sd. I % do
goat las Is cks mustard seed 2s3 hides
bds wha boas g Phi ip hale AWright-lei bdls Perry
10 do slate Gardiner Howell-7 cs q Laae-l pkg W
PALRRMo-Brig Garges-lo5o csrteIs birthstone 100 mats
900 bags Sumac waI SEQ do 6lbe boxes
ceron $50 do almonds 1000 do lemons 7s0 Draper
PAERMo-Bark rruceton75o bgs shumsc 100 bis rags 2o
bags be 100 do wanuts 200 bxs she led monds
go S1 au do T,1rs:. p5sp e. 4syo
CuriisZls5 ssnet; Philad-i5 Fap!E sons-sI hhds
& co-5s4 segsr. e Uddard- "a F Garliarsef-s4 Ma
nusl--sa hhds mo- asses IA sticks fustic order.
COAST AFsICA-Bark Aduio-7585 hides 500 horns
9vry teeth eLs palm o s's II: ss2 PEPPER
ken.
BKRMuDA-nrg Wa,chman-lo bags coffee Dbl OF eggs
rovrs H Fearson-a bbls aad cases do Middleton CO.
ST. THoMAs-schr Charles A Hannum-2s hides John
pprand CO.'S bales wool IS hides chan. anchors
/ Ven BusLirk-l do W.hburn-i do @ Kenny-l dow
Whi'wh-l do Ho. ell-20 Me xcan donbioons order
Aux CAYEs@Schr Ehzs-5t 100 lbs oewood IS bbls honey
1877 bags coffee l. mbard Wstmore Of soston-H do
Smith & Co-3O Fl NJ ,'ockcrof-20 w Smith l6 B D &
sm,t No,e'17 HSTSst; GsdfrsY-iis Maeanss T
Nacoocheels, hhas moas,es I7s fierce,
10 brs 60 brs boxes 50 logs mahogany aud
dar fusnc Brazeto wood 70 hhds &c bales
tobacco 4ls7 boxes Holt Owen-i8
terces honey cases Brett Vose-2s segar
MayAGuEz-Ba Condor-S6s hhds sugar % cks moIa.s.s
Aop Chsuncsy-2 do 10 bbs do do lot conch shells
MoNrrvrpEo-Brg Uron-2o bales wool 30 sheep skins
ado horse hair dc calf ,kin cfesgi-s 80 bales wool
1880 hides Ffszier & Espipw al-Ioo9 horns order
PoRro CABELLo-Brg Orbit-l30t bszs coffee Adams T.
H.wihorr-225 do 81 cereop, indigo Maitland, Phelps
1850 hid~s Hsrmony's Nephews x CO
MATANzAsSchr Frances kllen2i7 hhds IL ties molasse,
Grnnell, Minturr &co.
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Il: s::::: S':s'|!, IS -! (; !; ' =.
Bns Hysr, Ands,on. New Orleans 10 days with ~
hhds sugsr 60 ties DE- "a order
s,ie Cleopatra Kent. New Orleans. 10 days to Nssmith
Brig Detroit christ New orle.r. 10 days with s7 nd.
hb sugar 23o hbls molasses 10 Foley 9Th j. lat IS s.
lon "a % saw board with the nsms Marieus Davs on it,
Brig Sarah Nash Csllsmor, New Orleans II days. with
2s3 hid, 7, ties sugar to Ravens Il Co
Bre Waterman, Frost, Bermuda, March l, toW Da
eort.
BrE Metamcrs. Bunce Apalschicala 20 DAYS to Hur
but % 9Th ut lat ~ 30 Ion % 90 spoke brig Nancy
Brig American, Nc Nair, Savannah days, to Durham
seh Don Nicholas. York, 8, Jsso de Cubs. days, W
seh Csnayy. (of wsdobo c) Farnsvor,h Cardsnas d.
with 22o hhds IS ties Is bbs molasses to F Thurston
scnr Chas Hannum, Thonss !, Thomas to master s.h
Bedford with sac bbls oil all well.
schr Fsnces Ellen. Clark Maanzss days 70 0rinrel
Mlnn% Co Sailed 10 CO with srg rsi "a Esil h,vos
Lewis Speks 18th Mt on 81 Nicola Mole b. bark Be
ratio, with troops for Demerss Jan 30 lat II 81 Ion 60
the bark Parker Cook bound to Care
Besta bills p do VIII Rich d. i'll
Of sdsys Of bilious fever; he belonged Scituats
schr Ira e, Howe Apalachcols with $50 bales cotton
sch John sleeper Gavssoa 81 days. with 100 bes cotton
n hides Is bal wool Browe Nelson Lett gs Forsian,
Alien Monrerev. Keller; Puritan, Sariee, for NYork.
Schr Blocker, Smith. Washington. NC. to Nit
sehr Sarah Smith, Smith, Belfast. 81 days to Nesmith
schr Delaware, Trouon Portland days, to T Adams.
Below.
Brig Gen Taylor Cooley. New Orleans.
Also, bark supposed to be the Edinburgh and ship,
barks, unknown.
March lath-sunrise. Wind NE: meridian. De, sunset,
SSE.
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Domestic Importatlons.

Nav ORLEANs-Ship Uncas-s2 bis cotton Henry Coit-4t
hhds sugar Nelson K Brown-5i Ludlow ksugley-l2oe
pigs ,ad q Lswrsnce-los2 sacks H Getnerl3
Dwight Johnon-lj9 bbs ties Myer ssnsina2 bbls 100
bbs Work Drake 90 bills BaIdwn-aoo hbs How.s. God
frev COS bbs Az Winets-54o kegs R,ad sioppock
25T boxes glass bbs Haydock coa bales q Kin.
ney co-08 bbls Kent Porev coal ties 2boxes Carl.
ledge col hkds sugar w ,obb Sc Dbl. IS kegs lard
w Mivault COS bis skins G Lords R,nda-s7 cks
Hewitt bbls stcs faIseed bos 2ss bales
cotton Hsu bat K CO
New ORLEA,s-Bng Clcopata-259 hhds sugar $50 do
lasses q Thurston
NEW URIEaNs-Sark Waaw-3ll bbls pork IA do lard II
tsrces hams He Lees co-l6 bbls ii tercrs lard Mat
thews cs79 bis do Butte feid-30 terces DO Work
Drase2 Dor mdze Collins rothes-29 tierces lard
Gibson-7 old copper White Rot bbIs bacon
Ssch'n S.otl2 hid. pork Rru.h 4 co2o bales
Hobrook Nelson c,-7st bbls lard $50 sacks coruJ Rice
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