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SCANDALoUs SToRY.-A tale of seduction Of the
most aggravated kind, has been published in a
Columbus Geo. paper, involving the character of
clergyman of Montgomery, Ala, his own family,
and that of some much respected citizens. The
Montgomery papers unite in prOnomcing it a false
hood throughout, for which there is no foundation
whatever, and not the remotest color of truth
against any of them and affirm that all the parties
are Of unspotted character and continue to enjoy
the public esteem. The haste to publish scandal
and gossip is one Of the growing sins of the press
against which every member who respects his voca.
ton should FIX bis face sterllE
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terry Of Maryland, which took place at Baltimore
upon the 2lst inst, resulted as follows 50, IL, %,
81, 35 30, IS, 81, 25, 10, So, IS. Ticket Nos II,
q, 7S, share Of Sz5,000 is, understand, held in
this CITY.
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FLUCTUATIok OF TEMPERATURE.-Fran
at the base of the White Mountains, maintains its
presminence as the greatest depot Of heat and cold
in the Union. On the both inst, at noon, the mer-
curry stood at 1890 in the shade Before noon of
the next day it had fallen to $50, and on the Mon
day morning following it had come down to $50
variation Of $50 in less than three days. Here
the quotations iudicousy stop. The reporter closes
with the remark that frost was on the ground, and
that mora was expected the next morning
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JUDGE EusTIs.-At the late Commencement of
Harvard University the degree Of Doctor Of Laws
Gil. d was conferred on George Eustis, Chief
Justice q lha Supreme Court Of this State.
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WING CANDrDATEs-The Marksyille Villager
of the oath states that Gen, Declouet and Mr..
Kenner, the Wing candidates for Governor and
Lieutenant Governor, were in Avoyelles, last
Wednesday, at the residence of Mr. D. Goes. 1t
was thought that these gentlemen would address
the people of Marksville before leaving the parish
Col. Stewart might, it was supposed, address the
people at the same time
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Frtce!.-..No DeVtationi III
MUNRoE s. co. "a Magazine 1t.
FINN SHIRTS.

a We have now in complete Of our fine Linen
and Cotton SHIRTS As have made We are
abled guaranty it. These Shirts made our
TONER'S and are Of course in the latest styles Of the best
materials, and in the best manner
GUINNESS & CO.,
iYl2-m2dp Dealers in Fancy Articles 10 Cam =,
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Ocs Rev. Horace Bushnell, of Hartford, Conn,
has accepted the invitation of the New England
Society of New York, to become their Orator on
the 22d of December next, the anniversary of the
landing of the Pilgrims.
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DEATH OF GEN, BuRDICK.-Gen. Justus Bur
dick, of Kalamazoo, died at his residence in that
village on the 9th inst. Gen. B. went to Michigan
in 1885, and settled at Kalamazoo of which village
he became the principal proprietor. He was sub
sequently member of the Board of Internal I'm.
provement, Representative in the Legislature, and
had occupied several other public stations
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Dy- A Convention was to have been held at
Davenport Iowa, on the 4th inst, to devise meas
ures for the improvement of the Upper and Lower
Mississippi Rapids; but as the season was not pro-
pitious for travelling the delegates present resolved
to adjourn to the 10th day of October next A
committee was appointed to correspond with other
towns, counties and States interested in the i'm
provement, to secure a general attendance of de-
lerates
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The examinaton into this famous affair is pro-
cesdig slowly Thus far little appears to eliminate
lie accused. But from the confident tone hereto
fore employed, and the number Of witnesses yet to
be- brought forth, it is impossible to say yet, that
something may not Be made out Of it.
Cutie a dramatic incident occurred in the Court
on Saturday evening. Inthe midst Of she inquiry
while the speeulations about the fate Of Rey, and
the whereabouts Of his abductors were keenest-
Capt. McConnellof the Mary Ellen, who was sup
posed 10 be in Havana, experimenting the execu-
tion Of ey, walked quietly into Cosrt and set him
self down 70 take bis share il the investigation.
He had returned speedily from Havana, and having
heard Of what IS going on, FASTENED up 10 Court.
and entered into the proper bonds for his appear
ance when wanted.
This does not look as though he were fresh from
the villany imputed to him, Of having connived 81
and assisted in the forcibe Seizure Of q helpless
foreigner, and his transportation into the power Of
his enemies 70 be put TO death
But, as we said above, they who have Ind GER
tain knowledge Of the details Of this atrocious
crime, may Be prepared TO show such grounds for
their charge, that Capt Mcconnell will be sorry
that be had not said away, but they are very slow
about il
Captain Mcconnell has something to say for
himself in the card we publish below. twill we
think. turn out that Rey went away voluntarily,
that he WIS leil at Havana, on board Of an Ameri-
can vessel, the Andrew Ring Of NewYork, in quar-
anine in perfect liberty to dispose Of himself he
pleased, and that he had expectations Of profit in
stead Of any alarms for himself, in returning to
Cuba. "a
For the CIaseentl NEw ORLEANS, July %, 1849
Aiessre Edit0rsOn arriving al the Balze learned fol
the inst time the excitement in this city in relation the
pretended abduction Of spaniald named Garcia OF Rey
snppresing my expression Of dignaon felt
ns o the lying change which has been brought against me
e0ntent myself with begging my friends and the
public accept the that the character have
maintained 10 this community, where have lived for
yeau haa been fanishsd by this transaction
All ask therefore, impression Of public opinion until
thorough investigation takes place.
jas. B. AIcCoNNELL,
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8. 80 e. " 90 ~, 20

Ann Hrsrnroec AasociArs0N.- performances at
ais charming place Of eao th evening" ne or The benefit
~ af.a MarFstari This LADY Admirable &C lass. IN
~ ssiv 3 n ss he excellence Of her performances
IL onsdy or tragedy wit sentiment vivaciy or pathos
sbe S "a accomplished artist IS in sl The relations Of If,
nhs a al isbroachabe woman- Her sex should come ou
$1,000 ~ graceful and generous acknowledgment Of be
e,v s,rrsani DE gentlemen will of course be there il
~ fna. lei hsq haye benefit ndeed-full and over
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Des- We aTe indebted to the steamers Iowa and
ST. Paul for files Of ST. Louis papers
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MUGGNsvILLE.-This place, which was once
faubourg of Shreveport is, according to the Caddo
Gazette, rapidly growing 1t is now an integral
part Of its bigger and hourishing neighbor.
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PosTsoRIPT TO THE CANAI BANK EmEUrE. .
The Charleston Courier Of the 24th inst, which
was received yesterday contains the following re-
spouse, on behalf Of Mr.. Wilkinson, to the exh-
billions made here Of his transactions with the
Canal Bank. We have marked a very significant
passage in italics
M t3iikinsoa, late Cashier Of he Netp Orleans
Canal baHk.--ln our paper of yesterday, we pub
lished IeegEaphie report that Mr.. Wilkinson, the
Cashier Of the Canal Bank, has proved delaulter
70 the large amount Of from Sl20 600 TO $3.50, GOO.
gives pleasure state that this report doubt
less uniounded. Mr.. N. N Wilkinson, late Cashier
of the Canal Bank at New 0rleans Is now in this
city on bis way % the North The report in ques-
tion was circulated previous to his departure from
New Orleans, and satisfactorily reluted lie has
exhibited statements of he settlement Of his accounts
aulh fle Canal Bank, on hlg l4f inst in FELL signed
By present Cashier, Samuel C. Bell and also let.
ters from houses Of the highest responsibility stating
that he tst he Bank l0iOut being indebted 10 Il
dollar The gentleman to whom these proofs were
exhibited has known Mr. w for eighteen years
and speaks in the most favorable terms of him We
regret that we should have been the medium Of
communication through which thisr report was given
currency, but a personal interview with Mr.. Viii
kInson has, we feel assured, satisfied, him that
neither ourselves or our correspondent would know.
iAglg or Intentionally do him SO foul wrong az to
falsely circulate a Islander upon him, We respect
fully request such papers as may have noticed our
paragraph 70 insert this contradiction"
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THE INDEPENDENCE OF HUNGARY.-Mr. Brei-
sach, who addressed the Secretary Of State on the
subject of the recognition Of the Independence Of
Hungary by our Government, has published Mr..
Clayton's answer, of which the following is a
paragraph; 1t is the policy and practice Of the
United States to recognize all governments which
exhibit TO the world convincing proofs Of their
power to maintain themselves. If Hungary sus-
ains herself in this unequal contest, there is no
reason why we should not recognize her indie
pendence. Congress, it is Believed, would sane
ton such measure, and this Government would
be most happy in that event TO enter into CONNER
cia as well diplomatic relations with independ-
ent Hungary"
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D.s- We are obliged to the officers Of the J.. T.
Doswellsfor late Red River papers.
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steamboat Departures ans DaY.
wsKE zDTERT75EMENTs on THIRD ploE

MadisoHviIs ...... OLIVIA, Grice, ~ P. NJ. Cars.
Red River ..TALLAHATCHEE Sweeny, P NJ
Mobile L. DAY, Giberson, II cars.
BoFi. CALIFORNIA, Reynolds, cHrl.
Bi0rl GEN. TAYLOR Scott, 6 ?, M. Cars.
Cincinnati. .,...,. .ROCkAWAY, Davis, P. M,
to Notice.-The German DIayman No =, who took
the Goods from the Toulouse aud
Of CHEST, BANDBOX ROCKING CHAIR, etc, Will repor
the place from which he thsm be prosecuted
accOrlingto law, as he is lgeH kaorn. y25 81
NEW EDUCATIONAL AND OTHER INTER-
ESTING WORKS,
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NJ We have received Havana papers up to the
2lat ) but there is no news Of imporlanee in them
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DEATH AT WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS Mr..
Thomas L. Nelson, the door-keeper to the Virginia
Senate, died on Tuesday night the gath. He had
been sick Of diarrhna for about month
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GREAT CHANeE.-The New York Express says
that the question in the streets now is, +" What
shall we do with our money 2" and not SC Who viii
lend us
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EXECUTION OF CONRAD WINTER AT BALTI-
hoRE.-The extreme penalty of the law was car
ried into execution, on the morning of the 2lst
inst, in the jail-yard at Baltimore His crime was
the deliberate murder of Mrs. Cooper, in Nav Of
last year. An anthem was chaunted, according
to his request, as he was led from the cell 20 ne
scaliold. His department was firm and his death
instantaneous. He left written confession Of his
guilt, and a narrative of his ife in which his
crimes are attributed to the want of early moral
culture, and the bad treatment he received during
his youth. While the body was suspended, a stone
was thrown by some one in the crowd, which
struck the CORPSE and fell into the coffin at its feet
Ian act of vindctive malevolence without a
parallel.
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~ We call attention TO The change IN M lsv fo, Tho
Regatta % Biloxi from Tuesday. the tn to Veanesaav ne
9Th August This g to avoid interference with be Rs1st,s
a. Pass Chnrtian which comes of on Monday M an
We Team that the subscriptions have been Larger bsp IN.
expected and that The Boxsns will probably have one az
two repeiihons Of The Regatta
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DS We are obliged to the steamer Hecla for
number Of the AIarksyilla Villager
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p. & e. REILLY,

Corner of Canal and Royal streets
III AVE STILL IN STORE few lots Of desirable arti.
ces 70! Summer, which they will now offer even lower
hal the former prices in order to make room for their
stock. They consist in part as follows:
1 case Plain black JACONET:
! case Fancy Style 40. 121Se:
case New STYLE PRINTS. small patterns:
ORGANIZE MUsLINS, very rich patterns, 376<o
Al BATISTE DiECOSSE
y pieces Rich SILK AND WOODEN CURTAIN
DfAMASks. This article, being on consignment will be
SOLO 70 el0se at less than the Tst price in France.
q We have Just received, per steamship Falcon and
ship Tennessee, u cases PRINTS of them small pat
leFns for Children with handsome assortment Of Chr.
tam tam and Broehe MUsLlNS, for MOSQUITO Bars; Table
Covers Of all patterns; Table Cloths; Napkins Plain
White SWISS N1USLtNS; Plaid and Striped Musins
nd 81 DAMASK LINENS for Table Cloths !; H. Il
ana 1874 Linen SHEETINGS-a very superior article
guaranteed all linen. z. u e, REILLY,
jyl9 lm2dp corner Of Canal and Royal sts
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Sous OF TEMPERANCE VISITING Parry
Those Of the Sons who are DESTROYS Of joining the
party which is to visit lane Division No 9, al
giers, viii please be at the upper end of the Lower
Market, opposite the First Municipality Ferry
Landing, By quarter to eight O'Clock this eveninr.
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Mpsle-Mayo, Nos Camp street, has sent rs several
psee- q new Music aud smong Others the Waltz
eslis; BY M hofneE dedicated to Miss Maria Bell
ana pnon.nea IN handsome style BY Mr. Mayo. A musical
sn1 v eu, who As pleased with the compositions thinks
Mr. hoinef displayed both good taste and udrmentinded
loatlng q Y one Of lhe aeeomnhed saa M our nan civ
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fAhIsH OANDIDATks-Ihe UemOcTats OF Cad
do parish, at Convention held on the 10th inst,
nominated Maj John Gregg as a candidate for Rep
resentative. The Wings are to make their nomi-
nation for the same Office to-day. - The Democrats
for De Soto parish have nominated for Representa-
tive, Mr.. Henry H. WOmack.
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Or We are obliged to the E, 4. Ogden for Texas
papers.
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LuRcH-A good one a. McKenzis's, this morning. A
-l 81 -ala. Hl B. lannd b b. bl Of fale Read h
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Louisiana HiStriOniC Association.

"
Mira MARY STEWART respectfully informs Honorary
Members Of Association friends generally that MON
DAY EVENING July 30 si9, has assigned Benefit
upon which occasion will be produced the Comedy Of
THE SOLDIERS DAUGHTER,
with he Farce OF
THE IRISH LION.
a. Tickets g. They be obtained de principal Book-
aores Tysrs Store 30 Camp street. Il the Sec
rstary, his Office under ST. Charles Hotel. Iyg6
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GIRARD CoLLEGE.-The newly elected Presi-
dent of Girard College (dr. Packard has resigned.
He was chosen to fill the vacancy occasioned by
the resignation Of Judge Jones' What is the
trouble in that magnifcient institution!
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From SAcKETTs HARBoR TO SAN Francisco.
The brig Iroquois is advertised to sail from Sack
etts Harbor for San Francisco. Sacketts Harbor
is on Lake Ontario, and the Iroquois will sail down
The ST. Lawrence, through the Gull, thence South.
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OzyHrIc TnEATRE.-" The Bottle Imp " and The
Falh Of clyde win be perlOrmsd this evening,
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PHGx FIRE ENaIsE I'VE invite the attention Of those
this morning 5 paper O'-o' PA' =
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ALABAMA.-Thomas S. Gannt (dem.) has de-
clined the canvass for Congress in the 9TH district
leaving the contest between Bowden, the late
member. (deml and Gen. Bradford. (whgl
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Black Cleh Froeu At prices in the same proportion.
Bsat quality Black Doeskn Pants former price all
20 40
4th and sh do 4snd5 Ssn - Z ~
ahsortnent
from 81 to ST.. aRemsrkabl ycheap goodal
super nl9ck Satin vests. from % 90 to
90 TO oa
III. s Vssss W s ~ v ~ .4 50 to 90
ETC. ETC., all exceedingly cheap.
Also Black and Coored Cloth Sac
and Tweed sacH and PReo Blanket Goats; sanet Pants Cold
Cashmere VestE Wool and Merno Undsrsht
tB- One Prtce!....No Deviation! "A
jy25d ALFRED MUNROE s. co. 3A Mapazinest
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STEAMER MISUNDERSTANDING the passengers
by the steamer Washington, which left New York
on the 18th, are Messrs. Ralph King, American
Consul at Bremen, and Alexander Mitchell, Ameri-
Consul at Cork, and Prof. Roelhen, of Harvard
College. The Washington took out fifty passengers
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LOOK At THIS!
Clothing! Clothing! Clothing ~!
ALFRED MUNROE & co.

Are sul closing of their IMMENSE STOCK FOR SUMNER
AND WINTER, comprising every article in Line Also
RUBBER GOODS OF ali kinda;
Merno, PaTametta, Dress and Frock Coats;
and Alpaca Sac
CashHUrette ani Single-mied Cloth Sac
Linen, white and co0Ted Sac and Polka
Merino, Parametta and Drap de Turk PantaIoonH.
Linen Check, white and coored Drill
India Nankeen and P0ngee
French and American CottOnads
~ LARGE STOCK, SUITABLE FOR The CALlFOR-
MA EhIGRANT consisting Of Rubber Goods Check sbs and
all other articesRei Shirts and Drawers etc. Al,s
Muslin Shirts stand-up and turnover collars;
Liele Thread super Silk, Gauze Merno GaaIs FLANNEL
and Gauze Cotton Underahra and DraWerH.
Silk and Gingham Umbrellaa
Tfunhs Valiaes, Carpet Bags,
India Rubber Clothing, Hunting Jackets, etc.
tE- Examine this List Of Pncet:
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9ts- VIM Carey Jones, Secretary of the Board
for the settlement of American claims upon Mex
leo, has resigned that post, and is succeeded by
Mr.. E. r. Johnston. Mr.. Jones is said, in the
Washington correspondence of the Baltimore Clip
per, to be on his way to Mexico, as agent of the
Government to obtain information to facilitate the
business Of the Board
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FESTIVAL TO FATHER MATHEW. The COM
mittee Of arrangements, on behalf Of the friends
of temperance in Boston, have determined to hold
grand festival at Faneu Hall, on some evening
soon after his arrival there, in honor of Father
Mathew, the Apostle of Temperance. 1t is ex-
peoted that Ex- Mayor Quincy Or Gov. Briggs will
preside on the occasion, and that many dstin-
guished advocates of temperance will be present
and make addresses.
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Norfolk; Lucy Ann, Campbell Baltimore; Geo Ross Hon
S IS Ss
s4 &. . snt ss sTS if s s
cenfaeeSs BARK Tserss Hard Ayres srss Speed
. cae Curtis ehrs hpsws SS GsS
and m.she LqSSgs Adams
d. JAS Ioasnd mae,. DO. sid sTls coruOpia: sSar
full rugged brig lumber laden is anchor President
CAsrrsE May ll-Arr sohr Lochiel NYork
e ,S May nA5r brig WIN Stafford Pierce
Key %ssa% Sss s%
X ni;y pon sch. Wider Bunker Is
York; Wilder, Bunker, N0rleans:
.iia PR Sid ship john Barring. bailey, ESorpss bark
s ns esSs Rasy sss ssne. Brothers,
rumay as ''5s Sng ksa
10Th, sohr Rsynsai Williams, Risley WORK 10Th,
''h1 wnsai b sai s. DO ,upart Iaeonia for Boston,
sIs: Msss's ssSI: Bounty
iS%
anchorage this and remain up to this hour large
.as Of the main Eight House apparently healing fer the
BrsskySter No vessels came in since noon Wind strong
ncsrr, Nay j" Arr, Georgia, Allen, NYGrA sshr
Stewart Liverpool Fanchon Lunt do; Sharon Merriman
HavIe Harriet Rockwell Gerrish BostOn bark oc Stark
o. NAY Arr &yss cG1way EoSSnsn
ns Brson Ta
NGcTa Gsr S GSrdS Wed do Company Burt Fall River
NV ORLEANS May 9-Arr steamship Globe, Eery, BRA
st Jago; bark Saanac Getty Charleston; brig Sacra
mento Crane NYorl sehrs Il Barring 0derman. Bait
sS DfST ssn Ts sh sasa
Adams Gray, Schneidap. do schrs Chas Edward Butler
Cedar Keys Splendid, Barker Key Vest Abby Chase
NEw HAVEN, Nay l6-Arr brig Pinta, Sawyer, Porto
Rico . -.
New BEDFORD, May l6-Arr bark Franklin, Cook, NYork
to load oil for Europe) schr Rambler Heron Georgetown
sc; soop Erie, Albany.
PHHADELPHA, May 17-Arr schrs Desdcmona, (Br) Kel-
land, Rowland, NYork; X Shaw, Brannin, NYork
PORTLAND May l6Arr brig Susan Jane Webster Provi
dence; schrs Empire, Lowell Alexandria; Heath, Pha
delphia.
PRovIpENcE May l6-Arr schrs Lamartine (ofN York;
Turner, Savannah Julia Ann Grisss, Elizabeth City, CT
Albemare, Fuart Pantego Nc; Coreli Horton Shalloe
folk; John Spadord Longstreet James River; Williams
burg Pierce, Smith Island Nile, Bourne Baltimore
Compton, Sharpe do; Harriet Chandler Kelley Cleopatra,
Haley Nneta Cherry; Invoice Clover Boston, Corson
Jabez White Corson; John Rogers, Houck Saml Jack
son, Somers Marcy. Hewitt NY Bascom, Corson;
Smith, Woossy Mechanic, shuil; Resting Smith sco,
West Head Abany Superb Smith; Planet, Miller Rondout.
Below sehr Gen Warren (of Portsmouth) Ceared-schr
Water Witch Smaey, Philad Sailed-schr Water Witch;
| sloop Citizen, Post, Coxacke.
RicHnoNp, May l6-Sd schr Lady Clinton, Cramer, N
York
| SAvAssAu, May l3-Arr steamship Cherokee Lyon N
key Boston, Eyra, Coggns, do schr Vandaler Mcintyre,
NYork. Below Br barks Bona Dea, and Peare CID brgs
Madison Mather Work Prince dc Joinvle Gardiner
port RI; 1Eolus Ballard Richmond. Va Moxey. Emery,
Bath Me- Sid briggs Wilson Fuller Crawford NYork Prince
de Joinville, Gardiner, Newport RI
SAco May Arr sclr Hannah Clark, Johnson Phila-
salem May l5--Arr schr Pavilion, Snow, NYork.
WARENAM, May it-Arr schr Oregon, Baltimore
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Utter Emcline
Cron Bridget


vogeu Catherine Vernon Catherine
Van Pelt Adeline Van Dyke Mrs Fran
Van ZandtElixabeth els
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"a brsahins had besn lsng In that sondtiop
i2th .la d 80 os ~ 10 house about "a feet long
could OF discern tho solors Of the paint.
Dns Lubec Bray Calais 10 days with lumber for Black
veirs Island ,,s ,, =.
r Dsmill & Co.
schr Peters, Rock, Wilmington, NC, days, with
Sebr John Wiiietts Cranmer Wnngtoa NC, with naval
sssres 10 l. McCready Il Co.
sehr John Cooley q Co, Young, Boston, days
sxhr Mozart, Reed. Lubec.
Sshr Olympus, Chapel New London.
Ssar Sea Gull -, fhomaston.
sehr Nourmahal Bullock, Thomaston.
Sshr Henry Mason (new) Smith, Bath.
Br schr Sharon, Montgomery, Yarmouth, Ms.
sshr vandaa Berry, Sullivan Me- with cut granite for
NJ u s Dry Dock, Brooklyn.
Sehr Sophronia, Torrey, Calais, 8 days
Sshr Hurd. Sartell, Thomaston.
Sshr Brazil, Newcomb, Derby, Ct
eHs ship, unknown.
Packet ship Gladiator, London.
NAV lS-wnd At rise NE; 1T meridian do; at sun
est SSE
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Passenucrs Arrived .

LivERPooL-Shp Hiberna-Sir Stephen Holt and secre-
tsry, of Red Grave Hall; Mr. VIM Mason.
CIENFUEGos-Brig Aida Dow, Jr, Boston.
SANTIAGO d CUBA-Brig Cathcrine-W Akin NYork;
Keizir, Philadelphia Mr. Batrap, an of Santiago