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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-01-21
NOTICE.

The Ex. Committee Of the Western Peace
Society will meet al the house Of I. F. Small
ley, in Randolph, the last Sunday in Janus-
~. As business Of importance will claim
the attention Of the Committee, it is hoped
there will be a full attendance.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-01-21
The Massachusetts Quarterly Review.

The above is the title Of n periodical pub
lished in Boston, Edited by r. w. Emerson
and Theodore Parker. The first number Of
which was issued a month or two ago.
This Review. will, VIC trust, exert . hap
py influence. Its literary character Is OF the
highest order. and it is true 10 the laws Of
human progress. The loading article in the
number before rs, is that upon the Mexican
War, which we commenced Publishing a few
weeks ago--aud are continuing from week to
week-on our Grst page. We hope no one
will he prevented from reading this article on
account Of its length, as it is, perhaps, the
most able exposition Of the causes and objects
OF the war that has been given 10 the public.
The ether principal articles, are. Thoughts
on Art" CONDITION and prospects Of
Greece" and Life aud Writings Of Aras.
siz," They are all attractive, interesting.
and instructive.
Each No. Of The QnarNtly contains abou,
IS pages. Terms SO per annum.
Tn PRisoNrR's FRIESD.--The third vol.
nme of ,his valuable paper commenced with
The year 1913. The paper is enlarged and
makes an elegant appearance. II is devoted
principally 10 the abolition of Capital Pun
'shmen', and 10 improvement, in the manner
Of treating criminals.
We publish the Prospectus in another coll
umn.
Subscriptions will be received a, this Of
fee.
Norm SrAr.-Thc second No. publish.
ed Jan. 7rh, has been received. The Star
will he issued regularly in future. On our
first page will be found a mighty interesting
account Of the New England Anti.Slavery
Bazaar, from tie pen Of Mr.. Douglass.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-01-21

PITTSBURGH N C-oNNELLsvILLE RAIL
RoAp.-The commencement of this road, as
we learn from the Pittsburgh Despatch, was
celebrated by the einzsnsEof Allegheny Co..
on the 2stA Of Dec. The undertaking Is one
in which tho business pubic Soh Of the east
and ve,:. sSs doubiY interested.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-01-21
General Items.

'"AS Shdh9t ttNtS sdlls
General Items.
There were dis c~onvicts in the Ohio PEN
iientiary on the LIST Of November last, Of
whom were females, 397 were white persons
and 48 eolored.
OF these c%onvicts 297 can read and write
-G9 can read print only-l9 cannot read
tnieiligibly and 90 cannot read at all.
Much is said about the Gold and Silver
mines Of Mexico. They are thought by ma.
ny to be immensely profitable. Those, how
ever, best qualified 10 judge, regard them in
a very diiieren. light-far more profit, with
much less risk, can be realized by working
The coal mines of the United States-so say
those who have examined the subject.
The account published in our last, Of the
failure OF Jos. Cunard, the celebrated Allan.
tic mail contractor, turns out 10 be incorrect.
ONO LEGIsLATuRE.-Nothing Of impor-
lance is doing in the Legislature. A petit
ton from certain citizens from Richland CO.,
praying that Thomas Corwin might be re-
called from tie Senate of the United States,
and placed in the Peni,en,iary or Lunatic
Asylum during the continuance Of the Mexi-
can war, was received by the Senate and re-
ieTred to the Judiciary Commute. The petit
TONERS represented that the course of Mr..
Corwin in relation to the war. was such as
to make his recall necessary. The Judiciary
Committee reported a series of resolutions
c%ondemning the war, declaring it to have been
begun by a most p~alpable usurPation OF Ex-
ecutive power, and justifying the course pur-
sued by Mr.. CoTwin. The report was laid
upon The table 10 be printed.
According 10 a statement made by Joseph
Surge, England has expended in wars, Since
tie time of the Norman conquest, the enor-
nous sum of El,437, OOO, 900. and sacrificed
the lives Of 100000 human beings! Even
at the present ,ime-a time Of peace, only
% Cd out of every POS paid in taxation, is re-
quired for The support of the civil government,
while the remaining lis Cd goes to pay and
provide for war.
Rev. Walton NJ. Lowrie. Presbyterian
Missionary in India, has been murdered in
the Chinese sea by pirates.
Mr.. W. Heaton, of New York, has invent
ed a printing press which is said to print of
eight sheets in a single revolution of the cyl
inders, taking an impression on both sides of
each sheet. 1t will print not less than TWEEN
ly thousand sheets per hour.
ANOTHER AWFUL STEAMBOAT Explosion.
On the 9th inst, The Steamboat Blue Ridge,
Capt. Summers, blew up with a terrible ex-
p%losion a few miles from Gallipolis, on the
Ohio river, killing and wounding a number
Of the passengers and crew. The number of
the killed has not yet reached us.
The accident is said TO have been produce
ed by the boilers being old and defective, to-
gether with an insuGiciency OF water. The
boilers have been in use moro than nine
years.
The sum annually expended for bread in
Great Britain and Ireland, il is said, amounts
to twenty-five millions sterling. while the
nonsy expended Ia dist!ilsd and ie'menied
,icurs, amount to r~pwa-ds Of ff'y n.l.ioro.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-01-21
Notice.

The meeting Of the Ash,abula Co. wo-
mensf nii-Siavcry Society, will be held ia
Nu''noure' on Tuesday, first DAY of Feb.
al ~ o'clock a. NJ. A general meeting In
the afternoon.
r.. NJ. COWLES. SEC.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-01-21
Celebration ut LeeSrille.

DEAh FFicHt:-
Win YOU be 40 kind rs to stn,e in the Bu-
gle iha, '',he Sons and Daughters Of Free
dom" Of LsFsburgh Will have q celehf,tion
on the 2Gik inst. and invite Il. s. and''J. F..
Jones 10 spend the day with them if they can
SO arrange it on their teturn. We also hope
to have the company Of Samuel Brooke, and
aome other Of the Salem friends.
Yours.
J. w. WALKER.
Loesvi',o Jan. O.. 1873.
SAM. Brooke authorizes ~ TO say that he
will attend the celebration if his health per.
mi,s. The Editors Of The Beelc will ptobn.
bly, be engaged in the southern part Of the
State, SO as to be unable 10 return by the sG,h,.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-01-21

The EX. Com. Of the Western A. S. So
ciety will meet at Salem on the last day Of
the present month, a week before tie usual
time Of meeting. Important business makes
this change necessary.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-01-21

There were dis c~onvic,s in the Ohio Pen
i%tentiary on the LIST Of November last, Of
whom were females, 397 were white persons
and 45 eolored.
OF these c~onvicts 297 can read and write
GO can read print only-l9 cannot read
inieiligibly and 90 cannot read at all.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-01-21

The sum annually expended for bread in
Great Btitsin and Ireland, it is said, amounts
TO twenty-five millions sterling. while the
nonsy expended In Distilled and fe'menied
,icurs, amount to rpwa-ds Of ffty r~!l.iors
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-01-21

No II. Phelps at Cherry valley-shall
1t be credited TO L. Phelps, or o. Phelpsl
or Please take notice, that in the &C.
acknowledgement ofsubscription money for the
BugIe, not only is the aToouSt received pla-
ced opposite the suhscribeR name, but also
the number az the paper 70 which he has
csid, and which will GA fGnd IN he o1s,iSs
soivnn Of hgurss.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-01-21

Much is said about the Gold and Silver
mines of Mexico. They are thought by ma
ny to be immensely profitable. Those, how.
ever, best qualified 10 judge, regard them in
a very different light-far more profit, with
much less risk, can be realized by working
the coal mines of the United Siates-so say
those who have examined the subject.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-01-21

The account published in our last, Of the
failure of Jos. Cunard, the celebrated Allan.
tic mail contractor, turns out 10 be incorrect.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-07
THE MAN. THE HORSE

j
DOR RHEUMATISM. sPRAISs, BRUISES, ke-Ths
proprietor OF ihi. Line mas been praecins yster.
inay surgeon Ia the City u New York for the last thirty
years during that lapse OF time HI has been most sssduous
ia his attentions to the many Thousands Of noble animals
committed to bis care and with a'ucce. rot surpassed II
that II has fer exceeded his most sanguine expectAton
not only In pecunary point Of view bat 10 the eonsong
reflection that his hambe efforts duriog life time have
been devoted % relieving the Affections the many painful
and silnents 10 which that esdfst friend OF
The noble Horse is heir loihe painfa becsuss in.
sxpTrssible.
Oss Of the most potent SCENTS Of this success he for
the first time presents the public in bi. Lninent 1t
Of French gin. and was the Invention OF tie ancient
practitioner Alba,er In the year el5 The recipe was
discovered by the proprietor forty years since and
which he has always used during the time he has been
veterinary SURGEON, with the most signal ADD unfaiins
success ia The following complaints Of he horse:
sPAVINs, CURBs, RlNGBONES, STIFFNESS OF
sRGsfs stRsAr SSEs scAIbs 9CGfs
LII an evident truth in medical Jurisprudence that
hst is good for the ne ioI order Of amin ere ton sso
equally good for the human system There exist but few
who had many opportunities to test the truth OF
this axiom the underlined The many hundreds HON
eacy and healing properties In relieving the ills OF the
human system II has been most thoroughly ana RIG
tested and IL IL with this utmost confidence be presents
TO the public remedy and An sleyiator OF the follow
ing affections OF the human system;
RHEUM.TIsa .sPsAiss DIsLocATIoss,fSLAsGEDJ JOINTS
PAIS IN THE BACK BAEsESs lrcH, RIsG"oRM, flhPLts'
FRosr-BITEs CUTs, BRUsLs, QUIssY, ASO OTHER nFEc'
rIoSs OF THE THROAT, HEADACHE, &c.
He does not herald 1t forth with long array OF cerh-
Gates Of it's virtues for he considers them extrsneous He
wishes every purchaser rely solely bis own ud
sot by the opinions of others lie well
content th.t IL stand fall by the verdict Of the public
knowing that he has promised for Il nothing that It vi
not perform when fairly and imParaly tried according
10 the directions for It's use. $500
Fer sale wholesale and retail by the proprietor a. ISL
CHRYSTIE-ST where he continues the practice OF hls
At the sign Of The Golden Horse and also az
Cbsstepeys Drugstore, OF Bosery snd Broomest
For the accommodation OF residents OF the western part
Of the city depot has been established at Nels +ol
Wetst where sso be obtained Wholesale and re-
tail. JOHN WILLIAM. -
Al ~ Vet. Surs. 1871 Chrystis-st ~. 4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-07

Markets.. Carefully reported for TIE Tfibmns
.s.s THURSDAY. April G.
CoTToN-Ths market 10 quiet aud unsettled. Som.
The sale. are 200 OF 800 bales
FLOUR AND MEAL-Ths marIst for Flour is very
The is: . ds:, ~. e sss the
choice brands Pure Geneses brings 56d6 81 common
weso and Troy at 44a6 so The sales seaeh about
bbs al the above rates The Eastern orders are hsa
eoaiDs down the River is guile moderate ssathsrn
there little movement The sales are 300 or 600 bo.
so with sales 500 or 600 bbls Jersey. Brsndywne !.
held above the market sales $40 bbis Rye Flour a'
GkAIN-In Grain the market 10 not active to-day
Whes eoea he bought rather cheaper but there are d
The market was held rather 6rmsr yellow Jersey was
S5S6 cents; White Southern prime % cents Inc sAes
sc Su,Ss. damaged ., s7a5o cents Sale. 2OoC
bushels Rye At IS cents, delivered which Ia better In
Barley there !. nohiDs dong oar, . are r.a 1s "a.
WhIskY-In bbls 10 very dull, and sale OF 80 bo
PRovisIoNs-Th. MARI ct 10 heavy for Pork, and sale.
200 bills Moss were made ct sal. Prime Is nomnalls
IS, for Ms.ss ~ we. ssrwstd offered Beef: .,
quiet DO $50 bbis Country, good parcel sold at 70 ano
25d8 S7i There is fsir inqairy for Lard aud some
Oo' 500 ss: .sd At sac, ts so@mO1 ard tsiI .ss q
there good inquiry, bat the market ia lower Some
coo 7co packages sold at Si@a for Shoulders and e6a
TOT Ham. There was also sale OF oco he ealk Meat al
s. and 81 for Hams aud shoulders
'FisH-There has been considerable movement to day
The sales are Geo bbls Mass Mscksre including No al
25de 81 No do q; IS and No do at - eco boxes
Hesrns ut % cents scaled S for No L. snd Is ceass fol
No2 OF Dry Cod notice sales OF COO guinta on terms
n,s stated $50 do small sire 49, and 80 do extra SO
es,so OF Halifax ksekere have been disposed o. ths
particulars Of which have net yet tsnspireo the MAJ
bet cents per Dbl lower Msckete within 10"
days .
GROCERIES, There Is q fair amount OF b1sine" eoins
on In Sas.r snd Mosssss but the markets are hssvy
hold OF for lower prices and receiver. ere
s,oiieg most the parcels landing Some 500 hhas new
Ore.S. and Pc, to Rico Sugar sold at previous prices
NAVAL srOREs-Buyers Of Crude Turpentine one'
50 freely and sellers refuse less than GA sales y,
30 bbs Spirits Topentre at SodSI cents snd fVV OF
sos hbis Rosin at 72i as ceuts, delivered
kCE-The msrket 10 inactive for export bot the nome
trade have taken $50 10 500 erces Al Al 70 BOZ Inc
market 10 hrrner than IL
HEkP-sses 200 or 800 oaes Dev.ro.ed at slSoGs "a
Tho stock 10 moderate.
SEEOSFiaxseed 10 dull, aud about 900 bushels sold
a. i5c4io5 cents per bushol.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-07


Total Exports during the quarter. .Ss,678,l40
Tn. Imports show increase Of nearly 80 per cent the
being ell In the frat two months Of the quarter
h.p the Imports exceedingly large than dou
n m. .mount IN the months Of 1896 II the
no,t,op has been maintsined this year between the
Of this port and that Of the other ports Of the
,s s,.s, the aggregate ports Of the Union during
,h Las, ou.ster have been forty six millions Of dollars
,a,b. aggregate liz ports twenty four millions OF dosrs
A bill i. before the Senate Of the United States
,a,g for the establishment of Branch Mint in the
ofNswYorz The first section spproprstes S225 900
Tor the purchase Of the site the erection Of suitable
,a,ss and CON plsng the necessary combinations of
machinery The second section designstes the officers
,ns h., ensston The third section provides that
osssr, shall be under oath, with proper suretes. The
fourth that The general direction Of said Branch Mint
b BE- under the control Of the Director Of the Mint
Phl.aslgbs who shall have power prescribe such
gul,ton for governing details shall appear him
e.s.sry and proper The fifth section provides that all
ls, for the regulation Of the Mint of the United States
and for he punishment Of officers connected herewith
shall be applicable to the New-York Branch Mint. The
sixth sd s section directs the transfer to the Treasurer
Of ,aid Brsneh Mint (when apponted) OF all moneys,
sok, and papers In the hxnds Of the Assistant Treasurer
Of the City Of Nsw-York.
The Housatonc Railroad Company have de-
esres semi annual dividend of per their pre-
f,rsd stock The Marine Bank Of Baltimore q semi
Iasi dividend Of 81 per ~snt
The Banks of the State now making their
sDos to the Controller The following the reports Of
two Of the City Bsnks Report OF the Mechanics Bank
90 the 4tb Of March, 1913
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-07
r. C KEMP, Aactonser.
T ARGE STOCK OF ELE9ANT ru I,s'. ~. ON on

tL-R T.. KEMP will cell al euction' " os'esee.'' -
R,,dsv at 10 O'Clock, o. 2S2 Broadway. opposlte 'ae
CITY aud Psrk the entire sock OF Dir Je "
retiru "a from the business, consisting 90 ssy
Of rosewood, mshossny and oaes cav
nst and upholstered psror chsmbsr and cinns
nitnre ali Of witch has made In the Very beet nan
nsr for his custom snd will be found vac
notice of purchasers, consisting of fosewood ana
suits OF psfor furniture, 10 Louis NV style, 10 p'sss
sud hair cloth; beautifully carved Iosswooa eenss.
.as tnbles with marble tops tetesieo sofas 10 ''"s
an.h and hair cloth splendid wsrdro bes ana
bn,s.nx elegant marble top dressing buresox sna wssn
.t.,,s rosewood easy sod sewing chas rcni
in maroon plash; spriua.sssi Psriot chairs avsns
ot,omans, beautiful msfblefop center ana siSs tses.
card ard work table,; msbos.ry dinns 'sess, s
obair. and hatstsuds; nisbossny Ffepch aud So.us
sofa sofss In hair cloth IN
sisty rocking and easy chairs mahogany - s,eueu
hs seat chairs, cettsss bedstoads and IN tae s"os'
sssry article IN the furniture line
PItsoroRrEs-Also, 50 above, three rose"ooo ~" VA"
no s.ny ptsnofortes, to 81 octaves l., NJ
Goods purchsSed at this sac can rsmsih up,n VIC A.
NAV free Of storage or can DO packeo sno s"'pEss
soed order at . reasonable charge. % =
TT0IjsEUOLD FUKNITURE, &c. FOR SAL l
f11T AUCTION undsrsisnsd viii sell a. I1'n no
Auction lby A BLEECKER co Ausuorsesj s Sa
Mopdsy Tho nth April inst, at ~ ocioc. ,r.sss
R,osassy all the household furniture, winss
harness Sc VI Mrs cATHARlNE M. CVsiE aes
ed Catalogues can he procured from ,ns Sa.
S Al. h fore tho DAY from which oey the s-
la n he sold can be seen and Inspected For tsnss
Iaform apply TO the spctian,srso o to ,r,rs
'"''"' wv CHARLES =. buTLrn,
GECRoE w COSTER.
sp5s Executors Cstbsrine "a 'o',-., u.e-.--.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-07
GAME OF CHESS

II APPLETON co. have just published; Chess for
~. Winter Evenings, Containing rudimens OF the
science and elementary anslysis " thu most popusr
games &C. Also series Of Chess Tales with illustration
steel. Edited By H. r. AgneL One handsoms volume
limo 81 IS.
The worn is worthy Of its form Il 10 the best, most
compee and clearess treatise upon Chess that has ever
been published Ia English We speak sdyisedly, too,
being thorough lover Of that noble game and hsv
nr dipped into a IN. works OF any smnenes which hsys
appeared upon L. The selection Of problems 10 sn exceed
some curious novelties which translated from the
faoBs French Chess Tales which appeared in lie Pals
rn.de Chess Mag well known in Europe Besides
nnumerable wood consisting OF diagrams OF ssmes
ke there four fine Steel Eu cravings Illustrative OF these
Tales Ricarsnd Eraaia<r.
ID. ARR EroS Co also publish-The Manual OF Chsss
containing the elementary principles 81 the Games oy
Chss KuDy; lvol lSmo paper cover - cts; elotn %
The Economic Chess Board Companion, 5eins Cnes,
Bord provided a complete OF Chess Men, adapted
for playing 10 steamboats, railway cars &c, invented oy
2. Roget N, d. Price 50 cts 81 2ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-07
PASSENGERS SAILED

Ia sssephsy Catalonia from Boston for L,peypoo-Mr
sydney Bartlett and lady, Jslss Mslignon. Appleton,
Coolidge and servant Rev Noyts delegate from the
IN Engspd), Pelham NJ Warren and Child OF Bostos;
George ransh, WIN Jackson and Ksaarsks Of Phils
Dspons, Mr. pisott, Herman Jsshson, John Esehrr,
sseyer, NJ March, = Lypds, VIM Pstksf VI ksw-Yefk
Rev woydnap OF Linden, VT (Dssge,e Baptist Con
venfonl, Seth Apes Of Lowell. John Fyrie. Fyrs yr
FJris " England, NJ sAIdit, Comnissasiat sssa, b
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-07
MERCHANTS. LooHI

NNE DOLLAR PER ANNUM.-American Agricultnr.
Osiist-Now is tho time 70 subscribe for the best
Farmers Paper In the Uated Ststss The American
Asricuturst monthly periodical, designed to improve
me farmer the planter the soekbreeder and the horti
cuituraiist. A Allen, Editor
April number this day published full OF useful instrue
tive and interesting matter.
TERMS For ,ng 70 copies, 81 per snnum, In advance
three copies, 81 do eight copies, g, do twenty CO.
pies sl2.
Published by C. M. SAXrON, 25 Broadway, New
York 10 whom money may be sent at his risk
The Americ.n Asrcuturist IL In the seventh yeu
OF It's publication. Froms sonmsucsm eat TOOK nigh
stand snd hiss ever been considered BY the Press
aud all unbiased judges 80 the leading periodical OF its
clsss In America -.
Ws advice all readers who wish TO understand tbs
whole art and stsy' offsfming gardening and STOCK
btsedior TO suJscribs for the American Agricuturst
which Is published monthly at tho low price OF VI ee'
IN ). Joufna-
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-07
ORGANS AND PIANOPORTES.

FTNLE UNDERSIGNED, thankIal Tor me many Iay0,'
conferred pom him has the honor TO inform his iendt
and pupils and the public generally, mat he has msds
With the most celebrated mAnafacturen 10
hi, city BY which hs Ia enabled furnish the most supe
rior nts at wholesale prices warranted to with
stand the Influence Of anJ csts Orgsns Of every size
from $500 to $4,000. Reverend gentlemen bulldint
much trouble BY addressing the subscriber Pianos IN
rosewood cases octsyss from % TO sIo q and d
from $500 $3.50 octsves from e3l5 TO $3.50 Tho In
strumeuts viii always be carefully packed under bis own
Inspection, so thai they will reach their destination
hter by and In perfect safety and In tune de
viii select heretofore, instruments from any maser In
the city that his friends may dss Please direct 10
the subscriber at 4o4 Pesrl-a y. Y. WIN. ANDRE,
formerly Professor Of Music at Mount 81 Mays
College, Emmitsburs Md. now OF St. Johns
College, Fordhsm, N. Y.
For the benefit Of those who personally acquan
ed with hun he refers 10 tho following Eentlsmsn The
most Rev. Arch Bishop OF BALTIMORE H. hsy Bishop
Purcell Of Cineinns Rev. John McCsfrsy, Prest. Mt
81 Msry's College Emmitsburs; very Rev Dr. Theosud
Prsst Il Johns College, Fordhsm Rob-. NJ Black ell
Astoria, L. L.; Alfred Lsroque, ESQ. Montreal Canada
a u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-07
MARINE JOURNAl
FORT or NETWORK.

London ..........March II lHsvre.........ksrch 10
liverpool. ..Msreh n Northumberland
~ SEE MAXINE JOURNAL FOURTH PAGE. al
Cleared Ship. hburton, Rowland, Liverpool. Grin
cow, Dpnhsm DimoD; Vicksburg, Berry, New-orlesn''
Vim Nelson.
inE Empire, kalon, Cuba. Leland Adams 4 90 Eosr'
hsro Trevernuss Hamburg Peter Demil, Pickett Savan-
rsh. K 81 Demil Aim, Durham, Al-xandrs T Neyius
a Son.
eriys Brea1n, MoKinu.ll Africa P Nevius Son. Gen
Taylor Fale Esuytas Holt Owen Philara, Thatcher,
Savannah. Durham 4 Dn1on; W.,
Schrs VIM N Wyef Snow, Philadelphia; Oleoro X VIZ
GINA, Ogden. do Pnis Brown, Edenton sesune' Lensn
Baltimore -
sIo0p, Rlsnz', Durfse. Newport Empire, New Haven.
Arrived-Bark su wsrro~, Montgomery, New Orleans,
Swedish bark swea, AtersoD Port WeDdsr sDd Gibrsl
TAR 9Th ult with 1888 cks wine, 10 Aymar Co. Sailed
from Gibraltar in with bsrts Cornels, Prompt and
Swedish brig Neptune, Borjssson, GotenbuTg % days
I6 ass bars iron, to beck L KonhsIdt.
Br brig Pomona, Johnson, Halifax, Ms, days, hsh 20
master Left Br brig Masnts for New-York, ready. BT
schr Rambler Mills for New York sailed days previous
Brig Protection, Keen, Calais Me, days, s,h &c, to
schr Dennis. HodsdOn Lubsc Me, d. plaster and ath,
TO Smith Boynton.
sehr vrsiuia DOdge, Owen, Plymouth, NC, shingles,
sehr John Fl Hosgl.nd, New.Hsven. in ballast.
sehr saIsh AM Roe, Benjsmin, Baltimore, mdse to
schr Medod Plat, Lsrmond, Nswbsn,EC.
sehr David Rislsy. Consl , W.asninsisI1c NC.
Schr Rebeocs, Copes, Beaufort NC.
Scholarships Vicksourg, New-Otleans; Ashourton,
LveIpoo Resoiute, Amsterdam Richard Golden, savan-
Demil. Ssvsnnth; Azim, Aexsndris Ann Welsh, Mobile;
bres Margaret, Demer.rs; North Bend Ssgus Ia GTanoe
Belfast. California; and Others. Wind NV
spoken-The pilot-post Jemss Avery, on the Sd Inst
lat SO 80 lon ~. spoke whale ship Orzsmbs, from NV
Coast bound New Bedford, full 4th inst same lat and
long, whale Nimrod, from W Coast bound to New