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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-11
VOLUME XLLV.-NUtEBER 70.

lrrevoca5Iy against il; and that 10 keep il rs tie
alternative, would bu; render mere certain The
acor;ion OF The policy recommended ~ the Exc
cuiive and, in consequence, the conGucs. OF tire
who!c coGnITy Lei me say further 10 M friend,
en- me o'5r: side e. the Che mbef-,or r gard
them as snch-( is or good fortune TO diiicr in
politics here, without permitting PERSONAL !ee
inss TO be al esd that they i.a?e contributed
by their c"nfse 10 give the pubic opinion that
stroHS and fixed determination 10, TO terminate
The war without some suitable indemnify. do
not alIudc 10 Your voting on The bill recognising
the existence Of war between The Republic Of
Mexico and the Unned S'a:es no enc knows
better than myself you voted for he bill with
The view Of furnishing immediate reiirtto Gene
"a Taylor AID his army, AID rot in reference to
'he wa; inst you even p!o:es.ed and demonstrated
aga'hS! that Interpretation being pvt upon Your
voie. bn ai;e' the bill raised, ard he war was au
ti.fz2d, most OF you 0aye c0nrued . vote aYpro-
l'ia'i2H' 10 osccu;e he war, W he obj.ct ex-
No@, | n.usi say c:EnGt str IL" he iHo can
be reccncied how ycnc vote to acquire territory
can bc testified, and Al lie same tiG!e yrrr oPpo.
s;Iion 10 he acquisition cl territory as means o
Indemnity, when il is acknowledged on all SIDES
tina; that IL lie only means bg winch II can be ac-
q!i!ef. TIE people will find it hard 10 bc'icve
that ii was neceS>aryto VOC gu much money Tor
tie purpose Of setllrg territory Tor indemnify
which yoa inierd 10 throw away when You get
il. But, whatever may be the causes which haze
lei 10 tins state al public opinion, j. has, tcyont
al doubt, decided against any conclusion oi ms
va: that does not Involve territorial indemnity,
to some extent. HeGee, repeat, tire alternative
whether his war shall GO III and consummate IL
sell, is between .a!iiaa defensive ire and ADOPT!
ing the course pointed on. by The Executive, and
tina; tic decision mus; be made nos; Tor ii j! b.
passed over urt another session, the end will be,
doub, nol, The srhjueaiion Of he whole country,
thereby Involving rs in al he difficulties ana
dan2cis y h,ch mus lcsnl from il.
Now, ! have deli cI,d my crin;cn with that
cantoT and :tankness WHICH, | hope, become ny
position on tiii, fyo:. shall now propose no;h-
ing; bn, il fad that can lie snrpC!:ci in these
M views, will undertake to raise a committee
10 deliberate, aier consulting with those oi.iccrs
who arc BOW fortunately in this city upon the
best defensive !Hc tia; c9n be taken. |! i: should
be fortunately adopted wc may no. gc' peace im
medarclY. THE war NAV continue Tor some
years; bal we vi!!acconpIish That ;:ii-im2oriaG;
consideration, thu eXIic4iion Oi ourselves and
The com ry lrom this "niane!cn:sai with Mexico.
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RECEPTION OF COL. GARLAND.


Yesterday (says Thnrday's Lynchburg Vir-
ginian) was quite gala day in our town, hav-
ing been devoted 20 the public reception OF Breye:
Colonel Joha Garland, Of line u S. Army.
As our readers are aware, this gallant and me-
riiorious oificef has heen expected here for some
days past, his arrival having been deferred BY The
state of the roads and the Interruption OF The ca
nal navigation. On Tuesday night, he came up
in the racket as far as The combined locks, and
paroob Of The hnspitalies oil J. Breckenridge
Cabeli, ESQ Until yesterday morning, when, ac-
conpanied by lew friends, he sci GU for town.
lie vas met albeit Two miles from Lynchpulg
ty me Committee of Reception ani very large
cay.lcade OF c;izenS. lie was here welcomed,
in neal and aPPr' pria'e manner, BY re" sans
Labby, E.G sc'ns Mayor, and then escorted 10
Diamond Hill, where tie Military. CONSISTING Of
the Artillery, Capt. Shields, The L'gh, inian'rV,
Cant Robinson, and Rife Goayds, Capt. Fair,
we:e drawn up 20 receive him. Alief The hrine
ot a salute by The Artillery, and military honors
by The whole. the procession headed Sylhe Brass
Band. in a handsomely oinamensed car, drawn
ty six horses, projected IN Main street, until i!
cane oppa:ie tie residence Of John q. Meem.
Esq, wde'c il hated, and from the balcony {"
w6,ch Joseph X Irving. ESQ. on behalf of The
ri liens. in al animated aud eloquent address
WELCOMED Colonel Garland 10 Linchburg.
Col Garland, evidently mach affected, resPon.
dad in a briet and soldief-iikc manner RE e.
pressed his grateful sense oil the unexpected ho-
iors conferred upon him-spoke Of MS being
a!rrus. stranger liz his native Sta!e-duIy hav-
ing ken, aim on the tronlier-and OF his delight
IN hcinc thus received He referred 10 the e.
ec, ne news ci such receptions had upon officers
,is,a;ncd By dury in Mexico, how it ANIMATED
.hem in he hour Of battle, and solacei Them in
,he reriods O. inactive camp life. The whole
response was in good taste and worthy Of gal.
!anl soldier.
These ceremonies being cycr the procession
escorted Col Garland 10 the residence OF his
b:o!her, James Garland, Esq, where be disnoun'
ed, ard alter addressing lew words TO The mr.
i!ary companies, the procession was dismissed.
Everything was conducted in good taste, me
weather was prnpiiious. and nothing occurred 10
mar The enjoyment Of The cay ,,
Co'onei Garlaad is accompanied BY his ianoi'
IL. AID, wc arc PLEASED 20 learn. vii! tea'a'n il
Tie ,own and veiay soIne weeks.
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FREMONT COURT MARTIAL. On
Wednesday last, Lieut.. Col Fremont was called
o,he Ear and reprimanied for asking what was
deemed an impairment question. So says The
Baltimore Suu.
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The Anniversary OF The Sh of January was
celebrated on Saturday las ty parade OF Capt.
Dimmock's State Guard, who fired salutes, &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-11

Anlrew Kennedy, Esq, Tor many years mem.
Der OF Congress from Indiana, We regrc. to hcar
died Of smallpox at Indianapolis, on the 3lsl u
limo lie wa, man oil strong mind, vigorous
nlnnnnrce aud aennrlus characier
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The "Scu,hern Mail" question has occupied
alrys, the whole time OF he House OF RsPresen-
laives the pas, week. The sammafy in another
coiama Of lie proceedings on Friday, gives no'
very clear idea OF the pfoscn. state OF The case
/ leaves no Gon5t, however, that tic iicnse are
decidedly opposed to the iern!s ASKED b. he Rich
mord and Potomac Railroad Company. The
following lct;c, ia he Baltimore American will
;h,ow some light ON The subject
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SPEECH OF Mr.. CALaOoN

- ''' is4s, upon his resolutions.
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FSt Ds:s.d. fS ;aa' asrssss sssSi Esss
s ny.'S % nanss
eaes Wesein Islands Mechanic, Kelley New York; Sarah
Fall. May 2;Arr sehrs Rushing and Emeine Phi
Esehns Prsb Richmond pshton; 2S Aida Philadelphia
FIJI n sss qop srdsn Mount Hope
Sa ''' Smith, m sna Telegraph
MiDDIrrows, Conn, May e-Arr Prudence COomb. VIII.
MsnIr NJ J S5mcid bark Assona Reed, for NYork
s Sc ssn Gi DOL sssf Ts%ps love as
s ay N4s L si an f: sss avas Ya
sehr Asmeda Esrindola c.mlesshy rowboat shark
% % sk sA re r s"ss r and % yss,
%ss ar S gS rio a srPss
Us raasrcr .ehrs Major Barbour Brooks, Brmos san.Iag
ra .s rn Sc kSos Brs Santiago sS
& GsS Waoa AS % s 5
-. do ca steamship Globe. Wright NYork slip Minnesota
MSKsosie; liverpool 5rss Russell Avsy GLarie:ton; Lydia
ar I I Gr As0s r WTh srs SrFI %r
Cooper Araachicoa Albert Rogers smith Corpus Christi
T0whoats Ocean towed sea 18th inst snip Hero bark Jno por
and brig Manro Conquero towed 10Th ships Goa
and brig Jones' Hercules, towed TO sea 20 sings Iren
ton, Annoy, and bark Jeddo.
NANTucKEr May-Arr chr Mary and Helen Miles, Phia-
depha 81 Hope and Susan, Small New York Sid schr Susan,
Rus ell do
WORT, May Sl-Arr schr Samuel Paynter Neal
Philadelphia.
PoRrAyn May 3Ar sehr wescustosa York, Georgetown
G. Cid brig Mar Leavt Maanzas Also 81 schr Bride
Pressey, New York
Providence, May 3A brig Clarendon, Clapp Charleston
Sid 81 bark Triton Luce Pcou scr Gips Clark Philadelphia
SAco MAY 27-Sld, schr Citizen, Hale Baltimore.
SALEM May 3l-Arr briggs Granite wilkins Rio Grnde; SID
brgs Angels, Morgan Trieste.
SAVANNAH, May 25-Arr brig Gen Lincoln Sowdy, Boston,
cid brig Selma, Cullen Boston,
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Passengers Arrived.

MISUNDERSTANDING Niagara at ston-Mr and Mrs Bgc
low and child Mrs Means Mrs fenour Mrs oppendem children
nurse Mr. and Mrs Arpedson children and female
Mrs tman Mr. and Mrs Jackson infant and George
Richards Clarke, Jabez Warren, Mr. Rutherford Mr. Balm
bridge Booth Graham, Consul at Stockholm, Mr.
Miss Armour Mr. Brock Mr. bearer
Miss Cogn Mr. Dcbarank John Farran r Mr. Kirkpatrick Mr.
Edwards Geo Miller Rev Mr. Mitchell Mr. and Miss Spear-3
For Hafax-Mr and Mrs Curran, Mr. enscy Mr. Thompson
Lieut. Buxton Commander Hail. M Mr. Ayre Capt Kivington
lady and female servant.
From Halifax Bcson-Mr and Miss Atkinson, L Lee, W
Twnng, Hon rniacke, Capt Henderson Stevenson
Barton. n l. West, Mr. Mitchell-Toial 90.
BaEsEvOldenburg brig Caroline Anserstein Caroline
Hengot, Louisa En.elker, p ii Beckmann.
MANuA-Shp Saral-Mrs Cutter, Mr. James Curtis Boston
New ORLEANs-Ship vicksburg-J Flynn and lady; Mrs
Y Fink, Miss l. n Dean, W p Swasey.
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WARRINGTON, jsAs !, is$s,
yssssasss ia ,As tfats co~ysnfior Gsnsras Assts
and Tus.o.-- Ins PoiIffeai S5osh Market. ~.

WASHING TON, jups u 10eS
sisSafss "a ,As tfats ce1ysnf iow~ Gsnsra|s Assbt
and Iaylor-- 1Ss Pohtfsai ssosh Market. ~.
Delegates are dropping In from the West on
their way 10 Philadelphia. Some o! the Ohio de.
legates now here, the friends of Clay, are talking
about nominating General Scott for the Presi-
dency. They are not willing, all at once, TO give
in their adhesion 10 General Taylor, who may be
considered the supplanter of Mr. Clay or at all
events, his great rival The Scott stock is rising
considerably; il is worth at least scventy-fve per
cent. That of Taylor is little better; but it may
not so remain; for, depend upon it, the Scott men
are extremely busy in behalf of their favorte
The game is this If General Scott be nominated,
then Senator Mangum will be pressed for the Vice
Presidency on the same tick ct. If General TAYLOR
be nominated, then Abbot Lawrence will be IN
sisted on for the second Office. So YOU see there
Is some sectional pride aroused, which must be
gratlfed.
A report was prevalent this morning that Gen.
Zach Taylor would arrive this afternoon in
the Southern boat. Colonel TAYLOR, the brother OF
the General, says that he has not been ordered 10
Frederick by the War Department, and General
Pearse remarked to u friend that $50 tar as he
knew) there was no necessity tor his coming
htherward. If old Rough and Ready does arrive,
II will be supernduced by the magnetic influence
OF the approaching wing convention, which Is
becoming attractive. Taylor men say that the
report was set ahoat by the Clayltes, in the hop,
that Mr. Clay would again make pilgrimage in
this direction. FELIX.
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PHiLApELPHiA, June .. lS4S.

Political Morements--The News by The Nqsara,$c.
The democratic ratification meeting of last evening
was numerousy attended and a considerable show Of
enthusiasm ma nifcsted. A letter from Gen Cass
read, announcing his xtention to be in the city
on Tuesday next, in company with several members of
Congress and that his visit would extend to the follow
Ing day II this is the he will be here at the
mencement Of the whig convention, and probably
far of when the nomination of his antagonist is made
There is to be Taylor dem onstraton Tuesday eve
ming without distinction of party which will have con-
siderable weight with the delegates to the convention
that will then be present and settle their minds
Rough and Ready being the available candidate His
friends appear certain that he will be the nominee
on the first ballot Nous rerons, Father Richie
would say
The news by the Niagara has been received. but lot
in sufficient detail to allow knowledge of its CON-
plexion. We have the satisfaction of knowing, how
ever. that Paris was tranquil
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Cleared.
Shps-De wa Clinton, new) Funk Liverpool Taylor Rch'
lpr) Bennett, Johns Nh Williams Guion Adams jay,
New 3e.n fsrhns psGS Ansai 1u,s
forishre (Br) waGed Id, quebec, irwin
tss1 sS SsyGs * Mal OK M HsSaa
Mraaieh NJ Downs !BEl Doody, New Brunswick; Amra
SshrsIGs" Moran False@SSrs Rio l,ses saigsr John
slOOp,Ren1. Darfee. Providence.
Arrived.
Ship Sarah (o Portland) Cutter Manila Feb master
snds on he in co With bark Of and for Boston from
Manila and parted March lat II $ Ion 100 T. May sd Ike
a - S & W. 'A' '' ' ''''' % HIS ''' lat = "
Ship vicS,burg Berry, New Orleans days with mdse to
Liverpool New Orleans exchanged signals
s"a from SssRf New ION sIs:
bark s E.s I1 Sy
and ls passengers, to Woodruff & Mnturn:
Isl passengers srs tn MsnTay CO. D'' ID 0 III ''
Dutch BARI Regina Gers q days in ballast. and
put in here to land her passengers.
a. sas
SS%ss the lSs SsT e %
burs e2i5 Mediterranean, fs-al nominal
Si Bs nF VAST i'r'''A Harding Havana IL days
oidsnoors brig Jeswa Paualu: Bremen day. with msse
fastusGe Taylor of Boston from Matanaas fer amEursh
days with
British brig lhertor Hunt Sydney C 10 days. with coal
to McEver 10th May, Is miles Of scaery spoke fishing
sclr Extra Of Nantucket, ~ days out, a cruise.
British bs Joseph Ham, Fullerton, Windsor Ms with plaster
to J Worherspoon.
Brig Baldwin, Bassett Savannah will, and rice,
Durham Dimon.
Schr Dorcas koh Cages May 49, with coffee aud maho-
geny Cubert Fnay May 81 South side of Cuba spoke Br
brig Ivy, bound to Port Antonio, Jamaica.
timber Grce Left schs Lucus for Yucatan for
New York June l. wind NV carried awayoreyard, of the
Woodlands
Schr Batavia. Parks Havana IL days. with moasses G
hurson, vessel Buck. May ~ lat IS lon 70 80 spoke
bark Baltic hence for Savannah Sid with brig Eliza Bra
zer Schr Mogul Pearce tor Cardenas to load for Boston.
Scr Maria Disoway Baltimore days. johnson Iouden.
Schr p Glover, Cook Philadelphia days. with coal.
Schr Tyro HILL Richmond. 8 days, with coal.
Schr Il Moreau Arnold, Virginia.
Sctr Patrick Heny Chester Richmond, days. with -four
Allen t. Paxson.
Scr Josephine Latourete Baltimore with -four &C. to John.
& Lowden.
Shr Mary Ann Roe Benjamin, Baltimore days. with -four
Mailor & Lord
Schr Mary Jane Holmes Portland
Below.
Ship Compton from New Orleans
Bark Elizabeth. from New Orleans.
Brig Gem, Galway, 81 days.
Also, = barks, 2 briggs
Sailed.
Banks Catherine Watts, Turks Island Pao, New Orleans
Helena st Johns NBC brr r) Falcon Bermuda; Georana
New Orleans Abraa Key West schr China Samaa st Martha
June 2wnd at Sunrise, NV light meridian sw do;
set, W, do
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ta,ssssA-Xsl ~ shs Ass bees ssssssss sfsss ~
&ssSs..vss sad hs has ssss II The State ysissB,
uNeI hsvs't. ssis tbs psl.ssss. myss, yos hsysl,'
vsvssityi sSpsss muek lAvsatst w 0euW snin stop.
ped BY tbs rssotasv, whs esAsdessd ths AltsssatSs
thea ssosa, who testified Ia favor Of Eater, which
turned the soas OF Justice against the prisoner con.
sequenty the Court pronounced Mr.. Theodore guilt
and sentenced him TO months imprisonment in the
pententiary.
Several other cases of petit larcenes and assaults
and batteries OF no Importance disposed of by the
Court then adjourned until next Thursday morn
ing ut O'clock.
COMMON PLEAs-CouRr CALENpAR-MoNpAy-Par
lst Nos ISL o. l33 10 33, 49, As AZ, SO, H. Part I'd
3S, GO, 20 D. "a, 80, As, g. IS, r.
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Police Intelligence.

Police Returns.-The number Of prisoners returned
TO the various police courts yesterday. amounted to
fifty three; Of which thrty-three for drunken
ness six for petit larceny six for assault and battery
three for vagrancy for insanity for grand lar
ceny two for burglary and for obtaining baggage
OBTAINING Emigrdnt's Baggage.-Mrs Mckay, keeper
OF an emgrant boarding house. at No. ~ Washington
sire ct was yesterday arrested and taken before the
Mayor, charged with having detained the baggage of
an cmigrant IL appears that few days since several
newly arrived emgrants stopped at her house. of
whom made contract with her at 81 per day for board
When he about to leave he paid her the price
cording to contract which she received and when he
was about to remove HE baggage she stopped him and
demanded So more per day. declaring that he should
not remove it until she received the extra charge He
then complained to the Mayor. who caused her
and fined her $50.
Fugitire observation-disclosures Phipps of Troy and
William u stephens. of this city, arrested yesterday
two young men named John Keenan, and Michael
Gleason as fugitives from Troy. where they stand
charged with having on the night of the 22d Of May.
burglariousy entered the cabin of the John
Mason and stolen therefrom 500 bank bills Upon
examination. $40 were found upon them They were
this morning taken to Troy, by the first named officer
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Herald Marine Correspondence,

Herald Marine Correspondence.
PHrLADEL.PiIA, June 2 r. Misunderstanding Ponockt t.
Brewer Boston; sehrs Albion. Curtis New Yer Ellen Gry
Ole sf2n a SeS Sesn SG Henry Della
Bruce. Young New York
Fowler do Lawrence, Rande do Ella Pike IIaoweli TO,
sen Payne Portsmouth Charlotte uerrck Portland Casda
aou Nantucket Brandysi"e Stevenson New Haven AcS
Dicser'on Provdsacs Cray Cotton Marbieead
49,. "a, Albion. Curtis do Albion (Br) Nor
.,, 81. rindeott, Boston; Liberty Sleig Pro
y vide. g. SOUL WI do Madonna ma Berry Boston Rambler
Providence barge Grampus, 0Neill New York
Miscellaneous Record
BR BRe BRon,ERs wrecked Tampico Bar about May
oo, which was saved.
WhaIcmen.
Gil at New Bedford Nay 81 ship Dartmouth Pierce Pacific
bark Eigant West Atlantic and Indian Oceans Sailed hT
Holiness Hole, taken 70 the wharf BY the camel..
an de- k Jones' ssn ST. I W. Sys K N pns Alex
At sydney NSW Nov 81 by letter from Capt Pece) General
yale IN New Holland ia which lost sails spars baWap Nspad
repaired at expense of about S0 and ready
on Payta March 26 Franklin Hazard NIB GO p 80 wha
Heard from y letter. July L. between New Zealand and New
Holland Monticello Fose Nan, 800 with whale alongside
spoken.
Ship Partenon Woodbury. from New Orleans for Luerpoo
Ship Gardner Young Aroachicon Liverpool May 49, lat
Shig Equity Mason from Mobile for Iayr Mayo a. a. Ion p
Monteyideo
Foreign Ports.
AMeRry, April 5No Amer vessel in port Brig Vintage Bah
hdse, (from Salem) FOR Rio Janeir1, sid April T.
Aux CAVES, May 19Schr Abel Story, Paine for Boston,
days-only Amer vessel
BA,uA, April Is-Brig Fiora Watts of Baltimore. unc.
FAyAt, May SID ship Ahamtra, Wilson, from Antwerp)
New Orleans having stopped leak and gted her cargo
HAVANA, May 2l-Shp Constitution Fncr, from New York
orks Godfrey. Bearse from do do Rainbow Iomlnn
for Mediterranean f3 Lion Henry for Cowes get e2 los
aw fitner from Boston. sid 2st ship enesee Watts (from
Boston, New Orleans bark Dudley, Wncheli Cowes
JAvos PR, May 5-Scr Science Of Bangor for New York.
5 DAYS
MArAvzAs May 2DBaks Lucia Field Rich for Cronstadt
Baltic Allen for Russia (pposod Rial soon; Ameri.
Moseey for Cowes same day Siberia Bartlett for freight
charter. and others as before.
RIO GRANDr, April Is-Barks Iwanowna Barton for New
York ll Cora, Norgave for Havana do brgs Sarah Abigail
days Gaen Cunning would probably Rio Janero in
ballast Carer Hale shr Rival Burke Montcvdeo In
few on the bar Amer topsa schr about
APRIL l. bark Success Dexter Monevideo 10Th brig Florence
Malcolm do.
ST CaoIx May ioBrg May Flower Lampher for New York.
hlg-only Amer vessel
Home Ports.
BANGOR Nav 2Ar Schrs Iamartne (new) smaley do; sa
vannah, Ahamhra.
BATH May 29-Arr brig Torcello Atwood Dariep.
BosroN June Arr brgs Maine Doyle Curacao Canonicus
Hatch Havana Aaross, Cochran, Cardena Sulla Bray BAL
more; Condova NickersD, Philadelphia schrs Pilot Jordan
loves. PR Monterey MIntyre; LucvS Nancy sharp
brooks Rosebook Philadelphia via QuarantineShip Tnnro
ton Signal for lrg Cid ship Henry Pratt (of New York;
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I IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE NEW YORK
IL Post Office, June 3 l84S.
OFFICIALLY PUBLISHED PAPER HAVING THE LARGEST
please mention date of the list which they
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Port Of New York, June 3, Is4s.


sUs s ass: rs sHns ~.sss e
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SsgPSsS r1S:' v Esissia
BrAcay HEAD on Nay 7,-AdelAide from New York
BnENrs, Nay l2Ar Washington Johnston, Southampton
CLYDE, May l7-sld August. New York.
CORK May l6-sd Industry. New York. l7th Jane Ander
Cows May 17x "a Constitution, Richmond Nv.
York s,h 10Th renSshe, Taylor rom M"tan1a HAMBURG Arr
d. nGSaIH, May i S--1If sultan M York
May as ss hm Bn 5lk Pn sMas d from
and has received orders to proceed to London l3h SD
TALMovrlI May 15Jcsoph Hayden, from Orleans
Sorrrs1gnd; May il arr: csFsipa, t6irss:sa o.,
RAynE May l6VArr Naomi Mobile Sid H. Severn chssyer
ten leagues of Cape La eve ship Pactolusn Mobile for
MrLvsor-Arr Acous, Philadelphia
Mnvss Nay s oi%ssrs S Sn0Ts from r.m. m
May @SiS sS Ss~ Sf
yERPeo, May l9-Arr Margaret savannah Globe do Hero
% %p ~ oS si s Fda anG d%" ; coS5
wn n England Ennd 1Ss s%
ss1 r Pa spa eA Enan srF
ySgs e1S Sa a s sara~ns @ Fag
Todd do Bridsetown Wilson NOreans spngfeli Roy do
IA s' T s' wl Ss Mare s,a a' rq Eses r
ca nneriaT for New . York Trenton N for Nex York
vanteo Roscus W Cooper Ali'e Wilson, vandaa Aslbur
ton Mof Martha Ward Forest KIM. Jane ii Gliddan
mion West Point Oneida Sardinia Yorkshire Memon, Liver
pool Cenurian South, Pacific Liberty jamestown, f,r
York; Cntss Of London Adeline Uc lugueuo for Orear
Damascus Rcgers Berlin for Philadelphia Esther Mary An
enoris john Barring Ml5o South Carolina Switzerland
Howard, for Boston: Eli Whitney. for Savannah
MaRsEfLIEs May 1t ID Azof Green, New York
PAiNBEUT, May l4-Regulus from Baltimore
PoRrsNovrIt May F-Arr Edmond. Baltimore.
ScHE.Dr. May l6-Arr Robert Morrison, Dyer, Havana.
S1UrAsrPT JNAdver:ised Washington (s Johnston for
York l.
srnHSeroan May ls-rhe North STAR from Liverpool for
Philadelphia via Londonderry struck the South Rock
evening in thick fog; hove Of with the assistance the
from tn shore aud proceeded without damage only having
siipIed' or left behind stream or kedge anchor.
WATERFORD May l4-Sid Juliet New Yor,
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June 2wnd at Sunrise, NV light; meridian sw, do
set, W, do
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-03
$l3.l6O,2 81
CIV Intelligence,

S13 I47 bSY 81
DANIEL GRAHAM, Register of the Treasury.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-03


Registers Office June l, 1S4S
Amount outstanding of the several issues prior to the
act of 22d July, 1916, as per records Of
Amount outstanding of the issue Of 22d
July 1916 per records Of this Office. 427 900 90
Amount outstanding of the issue of 2Sth
jan Is47 per records Of this Office. 1864 $50 90
sl3l6o,2s9 81
Deduct cancelled notes in the hands
of the accounting officers of which
Sl2 $50 is under tn. act of I'D July.
1916; 500 i. under the act of 2Sth
Jan, 1sl7; and $3.50 under other acts. 1900 90
S13 LAT $50 81
DANIEL GRAHAM, Register of the Treasury.