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Litchfield enquirer., 1849-05-10
District of New Milford, ss. J
Probate Court, May Sd, IS4o {

TSTATE Of Nathan B,shop, late of New
Il Milford, in said District, deceased, Order>
ed, That the Administrators exhibit their Ad-
accoual to this Court for adjust
ment at the Probate Court, in New Milford. on
the l4th day of May, ls4o, at o'clock, alter
noon and that all persons interested in said
Estate may he Lotied thereof the Administra.
tors will cause this order to be published in a
newspaper printed in Litchfeld, and post a
copy thereof on the sign post in said New Mill
ford. nearest to the last residence OF the de
ceased, at least one week before said 18th day
of May, 1919. A true copy Of Record.
$50 Attest, d. C. SANFORD, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-05-10
A FAMILY TRAVELLING IN WHEELBAR'

a strange scene was exhibited in Cincin>
na,i few days ago, being hothing less than
a family consisting of father and mother
and six children travelling in wheelbarrows
They had travelled from L.apor.e county, Ia
in three wheelbalrows, intending to reach
Pennsylvania from which Stale they had
emisrated three years ago. Their blan-
kets, wearing apparel, and some few u'en-
siis used in preparing and distributing food
among the family, were in one barrow, and
the younger children were slowed away in
the others, the father and older boys taking
!urns in wheeling them along.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-05-10
FROM EIIROPE

The steamship America, Capt. Harri-
son, arrived at Halifax on Friday last, and
a summary of her news was immediate
ly telegraphed for the Boston and New
York papers. She brings the important
intelligence that the French Govern
ment have resolved to reinstate the Pope
at Rome. A force adequate to the emer-
gency, has already sailed for Civita Vec-
CHA.
The warlike contest between the sew
eral States of the continent continues
with unabated fury, and with the most
disastrous results to all the parties enga-
ged. The Danes are enforcing strict
blockade of all the German ports, and
even emigrant vessels will not hereafter
be allowed to pass unmolested.
The America brought out 100000
in specie.
England.-On Monday the 23d of
April, in the House of Lords, in reply to
aquestion, Lord Lansdowne said that the
British Government, thong h aware OF the
intended French Intervention in Rome for
the restoration Of the Pope, had taken
no part in suggesting or promoting it,
though he acknowledged they did not
disapprove oft.
Jenny Lind has been married at Bath
to Mr.. Harris, and retired from the stage.
The English papers exult over Lord
Coughs victory in India. Public senti-
ment towards him has greatly changed
in his favor within a month past.
Zrezand.-Poverty, wretchedness, and
crime. The jury in the case of Duffy,
editor of the Nation, have again disa-
greed, and he is liberated on bail.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-05-10

Of be published in some public newspaper
printed near the place where said Real Estate
lies, three weeks successively. at least six
weeks before said time assigned.
81 VIM q PIERCE J,1d0a
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-05-10
To the Probate Court for the !

District OF Canaan.
TNHE application Of John Franklin, OF Ca
l. naan, in this District, respectfully show
eth that he 10 the Guardian TO Edward +. Gil
lett and Fanny C. GIllett. minors. belonging I"
said District, and that said minors are the
at law Of Serene B. GiIlett, late Of Canaan, de-
ceased, in common with Lawrence Gilleti
Franklin Gillett, Aba. sil Glllett, Elizabeth
Gillett, George s Giliett, and Henry M. Gil
lott, to wit /: a certain house and lot situated
in Canaan, near the Depot, bounded south by
the highway, east by lot m widow Holcomb,
north by land Of Jonathan Gilleti. and west by
other land late the property Ot Seteno Is. Gil
lett, deceased, said lot being about So feet front
on the read. and is the same premises now oc'
cupied by Albert Baker and Charles Emmons.
And he further says that said pr"p"rty ~ sub
ect TO the right 1t dover Of NE widow 0i See
ren0 II. GilleIt, deceased. and that ne under
stands that all the parties interested are ready
10 sell and convey their interest ~ the same,
md that il can be disposed Il adyanl ageously i,
and hat the same iavslued at eleven hundred
dollafs Aud he further says, that the Estate
3. AZ present unpVoduc,ivei that the avails
thereof are wAntrd 10, the support, mainlen.
Ince and education Of SAID minors, and thai II
viii be lar the advantage Of said minors 10 sell
the same, ane invest the avails thereof accord.
INK H. law / wherefore he says that there i.
lnSl and reasonable cause for selling The same
He therefore prays thu Court 10 order said real
estate IN be- sol,l, and 10 empower him or some
nlheT meet nsTsnn ~ sell the same, pursuant
~ the statue IN such eRas made and provided
Dated Canaan. April ~. 1910,
JOHN FRANKLIN. Guardian
District ~ 'Anaan, Probate C0aFl,Ss
ApFil lDlh, lsiO'
ORnERkD, That the foregoing applica-
lion hS heard and dsleVme,l VI the Probate of.
0ee, In Canaan, IN The 9th day II June, isip,
IA ,,,,s AZ lack aileFnont aud that nallea ehefu.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-05-10
Copartnership Notice.

THE Subscriber having associated with
him CHARLES s. LEETE, will continue
the Drug Business, under the name and
finn of COWLES & LEETE.
LUMAN COWLES.
March -, 1S49.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-05-10

1NHE Court of Probate for the District of
4 Ltch6eld, hath limited and allowed six
months from the date hereof for the creditors
to the Estate Of Benjamin BisseN, late of said
Litch6eld, in said District, deceased, in which
to exhibit their claims Cor allowance and set
Element, Those neglrcting to present their
accounts within said time properly attested,
will be debarred a rec. very. All persons in
debted to said Estate sre requested to make
immediate payment to
OSCAR BISSELL, Execu-
BENZ BTSSELL, tors.
Litchfeld, April a, 1919. 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-05-10

q ThAYEib ~ siolea ifnm ne tprWt, eaa
- bnMtle II spring Steel ~ lHrhea Nlla
weighing ahaui lq7 liza marked u n 4. Wine
anlltlsl 10 the above Fewatd
FINCH 4 KELLOGG.
Wesl CesAwali, March %. 1919. 50
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-05-10
To all Whom it May Concern.
Hartford County Mutual Fire Insurance

0MPANY, located at Hartford, COnnecti-
" cut. This old and wei! tried Company
have been in existance about II years, and II
is conf lently believed that no company in the
United States, which have done as much busi-
ness, have done it with less expense to its
members.
This company do not pretend to be under
the direction of Ex-members of Congress, Elk.
Judges of Court, Ex-District Attornies, ExA
supreme Court Commissioners, Presidents of
Banks, Post Masters, or any other High Func-
tionaries which are but 6 Sounding brass on
tinkling cymbals," but under the direction OF
unassumins Farmers and Mechanics, who we
have no will, continue to manage it tor the
best good of its members at large as they have
hitherto done.
"They are prohibited from nsuring in blocks
or exposed parts If villages, r taking risks on
Mills, Shops or Machinery" or even g Saw
Mills,' Churches or School Houses. They take
nothing but the safest kind of property-do not
exceed three>fourths the Cash value of any
property. and not over $4,000 on one risk.
They pay all Just losses schen due.
The undersigned are duly author lied Agents
for the above company, and design visiting the
practicable, and giving all who may wish to
do so. an opportunity Of becoming members.
Every man on reflection will see the impor-
lance Of being insured in his own State in pre-
ference TO any other. "a word to the wise is
sufficient !"
All communications should be directed to
Nelson fuller, Middlebury, New Haven Co.,
Conn. If so, they will be promptly attended
TO- p pAV'D w eosFEs' Agents.
Nav ], 1S49, syn 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-05-10
NEW GOODS.
G.. L. WEBB,

rs now opening large assortment OF NEW
l. GOODS, consisting of Broadcloths; Cassi>
meres, Tweeds Boys Summer Cloths, Carpet.
ings, Scotch Ginghams, Linen Gnghams, Ball
zarnes. Printed Muslins, Mourning Goods, &c.
general assortmant Of Cotton, Linen, and
Silk Goods. paper Hangings, double and single
barrel F"wling Pieces.
A fresh supply Of Green and Black TEAS.
and many other Goods. which will be sold as
low as can be bought at any other Store.
Litchfield, May |, 1919. 3w51
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-05-10

Canton Grape ShawIs,
Plain and Embroidered from 90 to $50.
Broche, Mantle and Square Shawls. Also,
Paris Mantillas and Visites, Ready Made.
This Room 10 the great resort for fashionable
Mantillas, price from o. to $40 Fringes and
Gimps for Mantillas.
Oo-In the Paper Hanging Room
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-05-10

UIN TIbIE MJIIaIM RUW1U
is now being exhi ,ited the most attractive
stock Of DRESS SILKS. SH4WLS, and
.NA.N1ZLL.AS ever shown in his State, COM
Prising some Of the richest Plaid, Striped and
Plain, Changeable Silks imported. Also, 3
packages OF Foulard Silks, comprising three
different styles Of these Goods 10 ps. small
Plaid Silks at so cents, a great bargain.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-05-10

They arc offered at exseedingly low prices
lot CASH. Never have We been ceiling q.
many goods % at present nsveF have We sold
goeds q 20 low prices.
V-Nsw Goods opening every week 90
May 10Th, 1870. AZ
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which lost her naintopma' SGv.ph. and Iuadsr a Is
after being the pilot boat stood up
doubt the vessel the brig Lewis Capt North which arrived
ct Port Watha from Philadelphia sth UT TO load hour for
HoBILr, April 5Arr ship Henry Pratt C9ndon LIVER,
POOL Cid scr haydower, stetsop, Phiiadelphia Sid
NoRroLK, April lar brig Pioneer Williams, EYorh
Pail River. CID brig Brothers, upshqr, windes.
NEw ORLEANS, April 4-sw ship Modem Nieman, Algiers
Peagseoa Hero Stone Mobile Palladium POST Apaaehi
cola CID steamship Col Stanton Wright Chagres; ships
hIsy cF syc Hda stewart rTae %n@s
Goodwin Kennard LIvcrpool earks Amos Fstten hcNar
S ss % glasgow Ior% sandeS s
Welsh Liverpoo lantaro sp) bertrand Bareelona brig
vannah. lowed to Slst ult ship Mediator and brig
NEW BEDFORD, April ll-Arr schr Iris Abbott Balti-
Nsw IoSpos, April iA schrs Viola, Boes NYork
Statesman, chappell do John BrSM ; Rogers n 90.
Sr% HyES, April lAr ss9r Exact s rESssott WORK
bee Trinidad; brig W Armstrong. Thompson, Porto
Rico schrs Banner Gaudy phiadelphia Mail Crowell
York Planter Lambert do Oregon, Bacon, do ioop Tan
TrovIprsor April llArr sehr Marth Burgess; Kappa
orray Taft Mowry Charleston. Below, bark Alpha Ben
nett from Apaac and soops SID schrs Louisiana
burSh Ellen Goidboroug Phillips Batmoroi Copia Sears
and ii " Godfrey, French, philadelphia; Montana Watt
r d,l" HyyoSn, Gardner NYork.
PnIlAprLPnIA, April EAT ship Wyoming hiereken
Rlcumosp, April l-Arr schr Mary Matt Smith, proyi-
denee; Siman Coleman NYorki Mary Augusta, Killough
S.VhNsAu April Arr steamship Tennessee Collins.
York; r ships Ottawa, Thup Brdgewater, Eng and Sea
King, Martin, Liverpool CID brig Henry Marshall Bright
ShtrM April il-CId brig Prairie Hutchinson George
town, PC sehr Suffolk, Berry Philadelphia. Sid sebr
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Died.

In this city. tho 18th inst MARY reet Of Bernard
Downing Esq Of Ballagh, county Roscommon Ireland
Her funeral will take place, from the residence OF her
son-inlaw James Irwin ESD 243 rcnh street at three
o'clock on Sunday the 18TH The friends Of the family
are respectfully invited to attend.
At Railway. n. j.. ELIZABETH SnrRNE, aged - years.
The funeral will take place, from her late residence,
the arrival Of the o'clock train Of from the
foot Of Courtland street. this Saturday morning 14h
inst The friends Of the family respectfully invited
% attend without further invitation.
On Thursday evening. 18th inst, after lingering
Illness, ALFRED ScoTT, aged % years and months.
His friends and cQusintanccs and those Of his father
George Scott, Of his brothers, Samuel, Richard and
William NJ Scott, and of his brohcr-in-law, NJ. Miller
respectfully invited TO attend his funeral from the
residence Of bis father No 136 Allen street
Sunday afternoon, at ~ O'Clock.
On the 18th instant. ELLEN, daughter or John and
Bridget Sullivan. aged years, months and IL days
The friends Of the family. and likewise those 81 his
brother-in-law, Maurice Qunan respectfully in
yitod to attend her funeral which will take place
Sunday the 18th inst the residence Of father
No. 2G6 Water street at halfpast I. NJ.
On Friday evening, the 18th inst, EpwIHp HAyioS,
native Of the parish OF Clough county Kilkenny, Ire
land
His friends and acquaintance respectfully in
Tited to attend his funeral Sunday the 18th inst
SIT o'clock, M from his late residence Margin st
At Bellport. L. l., Thursday evening, 18th inst,
CARpiNrn GREEN HowLASp, youngest son of Horny and
Susan Titus, aged two years and five days
At Delhi, ~ Y. on the 1s inst. MARep EAREfSorov,
aged 81 years soldier OF the Revolution
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possenrcrs Arrived,

SouYu AspToN-St.amship .crmann--Capt Brown,
late of ship Rideout brunswick; Mr. Eange and lady DR.
Runre Carl Schultz erenkohi, Illinois; Baumbach,
L Baumbach " Taaks, W l. Borchers Geyer, sshu-
macherl j IIaehe, Rev A Keppelcr Rev Scrzcrl, A
Schmidt. IIuegel, Jackson and lady, 9 Cottrell,
lady child and servsn Frederick Saunders. New York.
NJ Tmdon New Orleans; Mr. Henry Behcr and Lady, New
York; Grove New Orleans Sohn Elm Albert HuntI Mr.
Ieirnold and Lady, Bcunet " Miss Ebden, Virginia;
!. Beni Capt Wilkins l. laval, Manay, and lady,
Chas Bridge, Dr Il & Martin, dc Trendenrck, Meier,
Ronberp, stang. G Froppng, Voight IL Dreinhoper
Miss Schumacher, Mrs krugg and Miss Hess York.
DR. II W Geinpp, HRS Gempp, Mr. IL Gempp. VIM Gcmpp
Wash Gcrpp Franklin Gempp st Louis; Millet Havana
Rd Gcmp George Comp Ernest Farold II Gunther SICK.
mann Stlous Schwartz II Rolof and lady, Miss Rolof
Tiss ID RoloH, Rolon. II Rolon, Miss Barking, August
Springer Mss Clara Fach, Schneider II With, l.
Kunkle Deus ii Frank and lady Miss Frank, Leopold
Prank Josef Frank Jacob Frank John Frank Frank Miss
Frank New York Josef Zahlr Bernhard Josef Stoterd
l. I5rner ID Woart, KiltzinRer Miss . Lahler KEEP
pelcr Er.nschmidt, Moser, Sauinwcber Welse b,
u Bitter, Eborle b Muller, Hassamecl New York;
Illrich, St Louis II. Ieuehard New York Edwin VIII
lis Airs $. Willis. Miss 5. Willis Mrs Bunage A Bunage
James Bunage Edwin Iunage. John Brown Albany H. H.
Baltzer, Ed. Hnmpc, +. Eyers, New York.
Steamship Faleon-W ii Peck W W Coleman;
Brown, Smith Coleman. Dir Cutting Mr. iirkle.
Kirk lady and child Of Orleans; Capt Brown Mr. LLOYD
Wilson. II Slle Rhodes, iiasweil M Pcttis Mr.
Soulie Dir Rector Cozneyy Mr. Trowbrdge hessrs Fry
dendaic They, Iyiord Cowley knight, Iasher, Tosey
Fisher Watkins, Nicole, Tich schloss. Etcman W
Wnyns, Hessgs Hankins, Emandey, Paeher, Ohni, {
Henry. -,
VIM Phillips, 1hos Cooling, London; Ii Cook Labert, IL
O'Nel. Ireland-376i in Storage. .
CoRK-Ship Mississippi, at Batilnore-Nrs Cathan and
Miss N A Leyne, OF New York.
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ntste we're making ct &c. 1okei and o. sn's es'e
Gc a I0e Cheese was In fair demand ~ DC. ~. ..
errp.-Rough fa1 IL selling In small ~sya ~ +"
AL -. ,ool ZOO bhds New Or
eesAhsHi mnnths The stock on hand IL large,
~ embraces about $4,000 hhds, and 1900 boxes.
- Seyeral invoices Of teas per ships Prince de
i.s 2euoba and John O. Adams, were offered at
s;an ths day by Messrs. Wilmerdng, Priest Mount,
80 large portion of the catalogue disposed Of at
sn Improvement the last sale. portion Of these
teas we're the Shanghai district There only
few blacks, which brought full prices. Cassia advanced
half cent per ID.
600 bales Cuba private terms, and 80 cases Con-
peeticut seed, at Toe. a lie.
WHlsKEy.-Saes Of 100 bbls. State prison were made
Al Ole which lower, and common Ohio sold at 20
WooL-The demand this week has, been but mode
rate buyers seeming indsposcd TO operate Inc SAFE
arc 10 zoe lbs fleece 3sc 42c. cash, and 90 bale
washed Buenos Ayres at 1014c. 10&c., mos; quota
ions for unwashed Mexican better, and range from
III Lc 10 l3lac.
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Maritime INTELLIGENCE
Pert OF New York, April IA, 1910.

Cleared.
sa higeSq S tgs Ice ,PTgss ksTn
Csrnes New Orleans, J. II Aiken.
G ai Hii p SSe kcsn St GS Me-
a An9n louis Caroline, Tr.tham. Charleston Norma.
sshr--natgare,, Reed Portland L.eoa Bcsrse Bos.ea.
slooT-Byron VAIL Derby.
Arrived.
steamshp neroAnn Crahtrec SOUTHAMPTON March e.
%snPPg tfi s dh9%fsoq Chss Ar l. and ia
TSce, SHY sheridan c9rSi.h ii,orposl March "a ,,>
d q. al and pa sssp, 80 sPoaoSd rc.e
2s psssenecrs 70 order The e1peGeed hard aales 10
Ion 20 exchanged signals with Wrench BARI tssna
BaIh Roia Rogers oicufuesos n days viii me,,,..,
lIsinb sa.t coloni. Fsrrsn,or. Havana IL days -.,h
Br brig Nile Crqve ArdrOs,An. Scotland March s with
sw brig Lulca LowiDfer Lcshon. 50 dsys With raas 70
IRIS Rsssia Hansen. Neuyiss 70 days with mase 70
bearing sw 30 miles spoke brg Ariel, Of Portland from
Mis- Tricse Grace Maysgueg pr, 81 day.. with dse 70
Eathews is inst lst25 lon 20 TO- spoke sehr Sonora
Brv iis% fItt i@f BG.io9J Hines, Irs.ise 81 dare,
s.s9 s 70 ssT sSas ~ q; % a' k
Brg L'we Yate; savannah dya. with pdse, % Dnn-
s CT I o. in. G % % g. Is
sS ss th ,F'k Of sehT bottom upward about % tons
psass noe esd been .ut through the bottom The Thos
Br erg Irene Pnef Arehat Ms Il days with plaster
NJ
Brig Protection, 6eeD, Calsis ssys. with lumber W
Smith q Boynton. ~" 800 '''' -
Sehr Rebekah tof Beaufort Carolin.A cor.. III.
Haebe, ~ days With hides, TO order -" N'F''' Nv
Scir Willow (of ThuCast.n). Daley U.ra.,ho al 1.rs
with coffee, TO Maitlasd Phelps. - N"1'
sebr John Sleeper PoNee, PR, le day, 9th pdss 10 II
Suthmayd l. Son. '" "
schr Mary Groton tt Wsldoboro) Ger Havana 70
Ssye with molasses 70 y G gburston. "T %
sehr Martin, Brewer, BonttSp Bay JAN. a saya via
tsdsc, 10 w Dawson. '
Scbr Pbsro, Lines, Baltimore.
sshT America, -, Philadelphia.
Ssr Empire, Wilson, Philadelphia.
eskr N For, Colsio, Philadelphia.
SIR John Thompson tmitb, Philadelphia.
SsbS Lewis, Clark, Philadelphia.
S~by Ssnpewder blatk, ph1seslIhta.
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[PER STEAMSHIP HERhANs.l
York.
DraI. March PAT and sid, Emperor, the North
York Path, sid Mary Miller Valparaiso and San francsco
Independence Bradish, NYork.
DOVER March %-Thc hercules, from Bremen for NYork
put in here th with damage to quarter bulwarks and
rigging having been in contact with the Hernog Emma from
for NYork the 9th March at the mouth Of he
Weser.
FALMOUTH, March 24-Sld Dudley seden, NYork.
GRAyEsENp, March 23-sld Independence Bradish' New
York; Mary lIalket Thompson, California
GALWAY, March g2-Arr st john Oliver, Boston.
GLASGOW, March 23-Sld Durham, Taylor, Boston.
LIVERPOOL, March 23Sld Woodstock, Blair, NOrleans
Cid Actaon, Daley N0rleans; Dublin, Skoheld, Mobile.
Enid for ding s. Lawrence Brown Niorh tcrtered 1th
seholfeld Mobile; Springfield Roy ssvann1h Wisconsin
Purinon Purinon doj Davenport Apalaeicola; Ambas-
sadress, foody, NYork Henry Clay Rowland dol silas
Greenman, Spencer, do. - ~,,,
after being in contact with the Hercules.
SUNDEKL AND, March 22-Sld Royal William, Faux, New
York - -, -,
St Nicolas Eyeeigh from Uavre for NYork ~ hours out
Start Point bearing % miles, ship Marion IN company
from IIavre for NOrIans. -
TrxEL-Sld Fosca Helena Nlork
Shin crcciap Liverpool for san Francisco March 49,
lat 81, Ion - ,,..-.., on, IN, j., -
New Orleans, no date, lat 30, Ion :.
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Sshr New Delight, Tobey, Philadelphia.
Sshr China Barlow, philadelphia.
Sehr Susan Ross, CHM, Busksport.
Schr Il A Stevens, Bacon, Boston.
Schr Pawtueket, Ormsby, Thom@stsp.
SIoop Motto, Appleby, Providence.
Sloop Frederick Brown, Gardner, Providence.
Sehr Meridian, Paine, Provncetown.
Below.
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Married,

At Southampton L. l., on the 10th inst, by the Rev.
II n Wilson, +. w Cook, of Brooklyn, to Miss MARY
s., daughter Of Captain Henry Harris OF the former
place. $3.50
Thursday, 18th inst, at the church corner of 10th
street and University place WILLIAM b. C. CARrryTsR
10 ELrArErH A. TAT, all Of this city, by the Rev. DR.
AaLsod
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PuuAprIpuIA, April Is, 4 l. M.-Arrived-Brigs Geor
Washington, Candage, NBedtord Helene (Dan), Mahncs
icghorn; scrs George Emily, Nekenson, Boston; enr
Hubbard, GIeenport. . :.
CIeared-Iirigs Attakapas, wade Barbados; Lady Ma
well (Br) Flint, St John NIB; schrs Ashland, Corbtt,
ronsct Expedite Racket Newport Henry, Hubbard, Ma
tuekc Spy Smith, Brooklyn Glide Lowell, Newburyport
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[PER STEAMSHIP HERhANs.
DtlA Mnrch % -Sll Hinlnstn,. IIa1

ArnrL lswind at sunrise ssw; st meridian, s. Al sun
set Sc. light
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Two chips and one bark.

The report OF the brig Falcon from Bermuda published
y.terdny was given ship collector
hed IT, which e1onsrates him from the remarks
We made.
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R,,~op r. hprl l2-sIOp Nd 6s %; 700 City Sc, 1870
90 800 do 1890 99 s2o do do loo 200 do do 1908 90 Is
ans ri b6Od 90 1872; 1000 o div. BIDS, "; 5000 40
Sod sa 1000 do bl5d s 40 shs Il, 424i ~ do bl5d,
cox: 10 do Is L. War, di. Of, 50.
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IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE NEW YORK
IL Pest Once, April IA, lS49
OFFICIALLY PUBLIsnED II VssA PAPER hAv1Ho THn
CIRCULATION. -
Please nsutsn nc date the List In which they aAvu
teeA
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NEW ORLEAMH.
THURSDAY moRTIEe. SEPTEMBER 9.

AMERICANS IN AUsTRIA.-One of the English
correspondents of the London papers, sends the fol-
lowing paragraph: " In consequence of the abuse
of passports by British agents, whereby adven-
turers of various nations have escaped from LON
hardy, Tuscany, Rome, and other parts, and have
arrived in Hungary or at other places in the Aus
TRAN territory, the Vienna Government has issued
strict instructions to its diplomatic agents at Berlin
Dresden, &c. to refuse their rise to all passport for
Vienna or the interior Of Austria, unless such pass-
ports be originally and specifically drawn up and
rise by the Government of the persons travelling
for Vienna or any other given place. In the case
Of Engshmen, general Foreign-ofIice passports are
sufficient 10 obtain use but the Austrian Legations
viii not respect passports given by Consuls 1t is
necessary to add that United States citizens are ex
posed to the restrictions. case of this kind
occurred TO an American gentleman at Berlin on
the Sd lns albeit his passport perfectly in or
der, and was UiSe for Vienna by the United States
Charge d'Atfaires al Berlin. It is Just to observe,
also, that the United States diplomatic or consular
agents are not altogether free from blame in this
matter. They may also be regarded as having con-
tributed 10 the Russian and Austrian restrictions
IN consequence Of their enabling American travel
ers to evade these measures of exclusion BY fur
nishlng them with couriers' despatch passports
BY these and other means, several United States
citizens have entered Hungary and are fighting
against the Austrans.'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-06

ABOLITION OF FLoGGING IN THE NAvY.-Flop.
ging in the Navy has been protested against BY a
large meeting in Hartford, Ct, under the auspices
Of Gov. TrumhuH, Bishop Browneu, the Mayor,
and other distinguished citizens. Rev. Drs. Bush
nell, BeecheT, (of Cincinnati W. G. Haynes, Al
fred Smith, Rev. T. H. Gallaudet, and others, tool,
part in the proceedings, which were ordered to be
sent TO Congress. Thanks were voted to Com.
Stockton, for his kind and humane treatment to his
crew during his campaign and victories on the
Pacific, and to J. A. Rockwell, for his efforts in
Congress to Danish spirit rations.