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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-02-09
ONIONS. WOMEN AND SENTIMENT.

The following capitol .oas,s were given
a, supper Of the New England Society
in Chicago, Illinois, on the % ut:
THE FAIR ONION WEEDERs OF WEArH
ERsFIKLD Angels among vegetables
they always have smile on their lip, aud
u tear in their eye.
YANKEES Plymouth Rock their birth,
right, aud "pocke, full Of rocks" for
their inheritance.
WOODEN NUTMEGs The tabled pro.
duct of the little State Of Connecticut
Where can We find crater
New ENGLAsD's DAuouTERs Industry
and virtue being their inheritance they
blush upon being kissed by the rising sun
Of the morning aud are not ashamed to be
kissed by the setting son in the evening.
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GENERAL CASS.

From the smoke, noise, and confusion
/ of the late Senatorial election in Michigan,
and the various cor flcting reports Of the
,elesrsphs IN the premises, the Union has
OF length settled down on the conviction
that General Cass has been agnin returned
to The Senate of the United States. This
is CRAFTY ing intelligence TO the Wings,
and Of no veIy Ill omen TO the county,
The people are beginning TO believe that,
after ALL the bark of war dog is worse
than his bite aud we shall turn the Sena.
tor over TO the care of MI. Benton, with
perfect conf fence that the grea, Nilsson.
rian will perform on him The operation thu,
he once publicly threatened, if "circum.
stances should ever render it necessary.
General Cass has failed to drive his hobby
into the Presidential stables, but he is de.
,ermined not TO be driven from The course.
1t is difficult, however, TO preGsure con
tinualion of his career. Tie poe,cal jus.
tice Of his public drama has been duly
awarded, and ii really looks az If he ought
TO consider himself politically Inurned.--
His return 10 the stage again is like only
to tho return of some tragedy hero, whom
the audience suppose to have been slam
behind The scenes, but who Unexpectedly
makes one moro rush to the iooi.lighls,
waving the bloody pieces Of his broken
sword, and expressing in every look and
gesture the resolve to indulge in The salts
faction of dying hard.
What new thunder General Csss has in
preparation, we cannot divine. II will be
pleasant for him, however, TO interchange
greetings with hi, friends Of the Baltimore
Convention and consolatory 10 enjoy an
opportunity of explaining The causes Of his
defeat. He will answer useful purpose
to tho Wings in rckiudling dlssension in
the Democratic ranks, and keeping his
Senatorial tail up TO the mark in all the
ultra measures and principles which have
rendered them odious to the people. On
these grounds We hail the return of Gen
eral Cass to The Senate with great salts.
faction Washington Batiery.
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Prosperity of Camden.

We rejoice TO hear from the Camden
Journal, the following gratifying account
Of the prosperity of our sister and neas
neighbor.- Colombia Telegraph.
OuR TowN.-We remember TO have
heard, that Director Of the Rail Road
was astonlshed TO hear tina, upwards Of
200O packages Of merchandise had been
received at the depot here in one day.
For the Information Of those at a distance
who are in the habit Of thinking Of our
venerable Town, us an Insignificant place,
we beg leave TO state that more than ihir.
~ thousand bales Of cotton have been al
ready shipped on the Camden Branch Rail
Road this season. This is the number as.
sumed as The maximum of yearly receipts
by the prnprieiors Of this enterprise and
yet we are assured by intelligent and ex.
tsnsive dealers in Cotton, that this amount
will be doubled. Besides this, the steamer
Wateree has made a number of successful
trips carrying full lreish, of cotton. Our
streets are cro~ded with Wagons, and
present most lively appearance of bust.
ness; and we have little doubt that our
Market viii continue to afford such induce.
mems to the planters az to insure the con.
tinnance OF this increased trade.
THE GOVERNMENT AND TIE GOLD.
The following note from Mr.. Secretary
Marcy is published hnving been e'iciicd,
apparently, by The current rumors that his
son had made an ENORMOUS fortune at the
gold Washing:
WAsHINsroS, Jan. IS. ls49.
Sn-ln reply your letter Of The leIh
lnst., ! have to inform you that the gov.
crnmenl have no Information whnteyeI in
relation 10 the gold in California which has
not been given TO the public. | further
state that have no information from my
son on the subject, except that The gold
mania prevailed at Monterey, where he is
stationed, aud TO which he is cor fined BY
his pressing public duties. lie has not
intmated TO the that he has any of the gold
collected there, or tina, he had taken or
intended to take, any sieps To get ii.
Yours, truly, w. l.. MARCY.
W. II. Esq.
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CAPT. JOHN WALKER.

A Correspondent uf the STANDARD, who
signs himself "Anti SAFE Dcb,," enter.
into q systematic defence Of the patriot
John Walker, Of Mccklenburg, who SO lus.
lily abused the ci'iz-ns Of Raleigh, in his
Speech ia the Senate On Thursday week
IL was made on the ameBdmen, OF thai 9th.
er patriot, Mr.. Moye, Of EIgccombe, ho
has 500 900 dollars gu, a, interest. sha.
wing md re shaving, bu, who modestly
proposed 10 impose Il tax on lard and ne.
groes, "lo meet al least one bali Of the
annual inleres, on tho enormous State debt
about TO be created" Precious Jema.
gogues, this pair Aud with the no less
disiutsIested Mr. Bouer, who shases his
neighbors 10 the tune Of GO, or $50, 900,
hey compose a trio : under whose with
erlne, do nothing policy, every vcslige Of
enterprise and industry IN North Carolina
would sink and die, While they were en-.
nbled more successfully 10 operate in their
miserable trade Of lal,en'ng on The neccs.
'i,ies, and grinding The faces Of their poor
neighbors, selling them out, aud stripping
them TO the last shilling What care
such men for the honor aud prosperity Of
the State They live and thrive upon the
misforiuaes of OILERS And we could ex.
pecl no lees from them-for any thing
shlch contributes TO improve the condl.
ton of their fellow men will take away
from them their uuholy traffic. Such
" faithful public servants as Senator Wal.
ker," aud the rest, would ruin North Car.
dina 20 serve htmaiees PATRIOTS
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ny Telegraph to { hAtlesion Mercury !
New YORK, Feb. I, Is49.

Sales of Cotton since the arrival Of the
Steamer Canada, have reached Q 900 bnles,
at positive decline Of one eish. 10 one
quarter cent. Since advices, The marke,
Is heavy.
Treasury SIS, new loan per cent.
pfem.- Columbia Telegraph.
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EYNtdhE.aAI10

Married, in this county on the Isl inst, by tho
Rev. Cyrus Johnston, Mr.. JAMES W. TAG.
EET TO Miss MARY A., daughter Of James
Cunningham, Esq deed,
Also, On the lst instant. by the Rev. Ssm'l. c
Pharr. Capt JOHN c. KIRKPATRICK to Miss
MARGARET E daughter Of Nathan prr. Erq
all of this county.
lie used TO be single.
Till he married Miss Orr.
But now sncs he's married.
He's single no more
Married. on the 18Th ullimo, at the residence Of
Mr.. JOHN X. Davidson, III Meeklsnburg county,
by the Rev. ii. b. Cunningham. Mr.. JOSEPH
B. Men EELY, to Miss MARY A. McCON-
EAUGHEY.
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WAsnINsroS, Jan. IS, 1910.
ILLINOIS SENATOR'S INSTRUCTED.

We learn by Geographic dispatch in
the 81. Louis papers, OF the 20;h, that, the
State of lllinoi, having concurred with the
House, The L. S. Senators from Illinois re
instructed to support The Wilmot Proviso.
The St. Louis Organ says:
III is understood that Senator Breese
stands ready TO obey. Ii is said, however,
that Mr.. Douglass will resign, which,
of course, remains to be proved"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-02-09

A late official ia California, writing 10
his friends in New York, says that his
letter, including paper, pen, ink, aud
time spent in writing, cos, him about
$500. This takes US back TO the twelfth
century, when volume in manuscript was
sometimes exchanged for landed estate.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-02-09

PERMANENT SCHOOL.
AL x a N d Il I 4 " a a O y D III Y
Meekcnturg county. ~ C., 10 mules North Of
Charlotte.
s, ID. WHARTON, PR!NcIPAL.
Rev. Ii, b. CUNNINGHAM. REcroR.
FENI1E seventh Session of this Inshtu ion CON-
IL menccd on the first Monday in Januaiy y,
under the superintendent of the above gentle
men. The course of studies adopted is such US
TO prepare pupils for admission TO the Junior Class
in any of cur Colleges. Its location is as pleas
ant and healthy, and as far removed from all causes
of dssipalicn, as any IN this section OF The State.
ETriaiS.
Boarding including washing, fps! and
lights per month, SO
Tuition.
Writing, Arithmetic, Enslis Grammar,
and Geography, per sess. OF months,
Algebre, Chemistry, Natural Philosophy,
Rhetoric, Logic, ne,
attn and Greek Languages, IL
Liam. 10, lo49. ID f
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GENERAL Cas-, a ieiegraphic dispatch
to Buffalo paper says, was TO leave for
Washington in abou, leu minutes after his
reelection to L. S. Senate was announced.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-02-09
MIR. CLAY.

The Louisville Courier states that there
were twenty Wing members absent at tho
caucus which nominated MIR. Clay, and
that letter was read, stating on express
authority. that Mr.. Clay said il he was
sen, to the Senate, he would cordially sup.
por, Gen. Taylor's administration.
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LADIES FOR CALIFORNIA.
The Philadelphia Times saws:

:" Ia New York very respectable wild
ow and her two daughters arc going
From This city some gentlemen are about
TO take their wives with them to FL Dorado,
any man.
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RY LIGHTNING LINE.
CHARLESTON COTTON MARKET.

CHARLESTON, Feb. 2-7 p NJ.
Cotton Market at stand, buyers claim.
ing Ia decline, which holders will not
submi, to. Sales 800 bales, al 5 IA To
6 IS.
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Insurance has been raised in Boston on
ships for China, touching at San Francis
CO. The insurance companies will not run
the risk of a crew deserving a, San Frau.
cisco.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-02-09
DICK
~ Education.

nEslROUS Of educating their own children
BY the undersigned have engaged as Teacher.
Miss II, Z. GRAHAM, of Charlotte, and hereby in.
form the public tina, the school began An. H.. 49,
slant. and is open 10 others at the following prcss
for the first 5 months
Reading. Writing Arithmetic. Geography, En-.
/ glish Grammar, Rhetoric, Composition and His.
tory, vi per month
The higher branches usually taught 81 so pr m.
Board, IS per month.
Miss Graham has been educated as Teacher,
and has had some experience in teaching Oar
Of the undersigned is prepared TO accommodate
with comfortable rooms with FIRE places d. zqn
or more boarders, who will there, be under the eye
Of tie Teacher. He will also give to tho sebcsI
and scholars the attention both may require. Tho
other. il desired. will give the boarding scholars
medical attention free Of charge. The location,
miles South Of Charlotte. is one OF the met
beautiful aud healthy 10 the county.
s. D WATSON
ID. VI. LEE.
Jan. 26, l649. l4tf
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NEW TIN SHOP.
Rs w. MOORE s. GO,

hAVING bought out the late firm Of A. Pea.
n II ~ & Co. in the Timing D isiness, and re-
moved the same % the house lately occupied by
A. Montgomery Snddlery couccrp, opposite
u. Kerr's Hotel. respectfully inform their friends
und the public, that they are now prepared 10 e1
eeu'e IJALi ORDERS in their Line of business
with promptness and dispatch.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-29
DOlnestlc misecIlRnY.

The pork house 81 l. 4 o. n. Cobb, at Aurora. Ind
destroyed by Ere the 18th inst. Loss 50 900.
There was general row between the negroes AMI
whites at Albany ON the 23d inst. -Four white msa
we're seriously stabbed.
The six inches deep in Albany on the
morning Of the cath inst
Green corn was in the SAVANNAH market IN the 2lst
instant
The Governor General Of Casa1s has appointed
Tbursdsy, the 81 proximo, a. day OF Thanksgiving
The Legislature Of South Carolina adjourned on the
10Th instant after session OF - days.
The cholera raging, With great fatality. at chi.
bushus, at last sdvices
Mrs NJ. r. Tulloss has sailed from Tuscalooss Ala,
for San Francisco With view TO opening school la
that city.
Their. we're 100 deaths In Philadelphia for the week
ending the 22d instant.
A,aph Howard has been arrested q. Proviisnes
Rhode leland charged with having robbed the Phpnix
BsDk, Of Westerly, IN that State.
The message Of President Taylor was seat By
O'Relys telegraph line, via Pittsburgh and Clsvs-
land, Obio-wbere u was re vrtten-to Buffalo, from
baltimore distance OF about 30 miles In about ten
heurs aud published entire in the papers Of that
city, on the morning Of the 25th INST.
Two saw mills valued at 81 600. we're destroyed By
fire at Glen's Fails ". ", on the I'D inst
Lyman Raymond has recovered verdict Of t901s
aganst the city of Lowell Mas for in aries received
IN consequences Of fall caused BY the bad condition Of
the pavement.
A valuable copper mine has been discovered near
Quebec, Canada
DR. Reynolds bs, mysteriously dissppssrsd nom Bel
fast N. Y. clairvoysnt in the neghbsrhoct ssysh
has been murdered.
william ". Rnowlton II on trial at Uxhridgs Mass,
for the murder cfMiss P. 8. Arnold
The Kentucky state Conventlon, for revising the
Constitution, has adjourned until after the people a.
the state have voted upon ths rs'sons they have pre-
septsd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-29

THr LATE FiRE N BurrALS.-A hrs was discovered
this morning in the.fourth story OF the building
concert Hall. The entire building destroyed,
with the exception of the walls when alone lsft
standing The sufferers by this DIRE. are :-Hes,sy's
clothing store, occupying the first story OF No lo7
Insured for 5000 In the Etna Company, which will
the loss A. s. whiting, bonnet rooms, in tbs
second story. Insured for 81 600 In the Genesee Mu
tusl which will the loss. Wells Co. express
ONCE occupied the first story Of No. l59 but the loss
will be but trfDg they had time to all their
effects j. Moritz occupied the second story. and
insured for $4,000 his stock, in the
Company, which will more than cover his loss. rns
building wss owned by Nrs. C. Livingston aud Living
ston Fargo-the former owning NO l5e, aud insured
for $4,000 and the latter No. 1877, and Insured tor
$4,000 $500 in the Buffalo Mutual aud 81 500 in the
Northw western Company. In the third story WAS Con-
cert Hail. extending over both stores which was o~net
jointly by Mrs G. Livingston and Livingston Fargo.
In the fourth story the Odi Fellow Hail also
tending over both. and owned in the same manner IL
occupied BY the Buffalo Niagara, aud Tehossroron
lodges whose loss. In fixtures Ne SC understand,
IA about 50 800. with an insurance of 1900 G.. n.
Blosi.r Co oyster dealers, In the basement OF No
169 bad their stock considerably damaged Insured
In the Howard Company. J. w Mason. Bank Ex.
charge Coffee House under No. 1877 also suffered
sidersbly In stock and nxtures.- B'6ao Com .iioev
hssr, Dee 20.
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entitled to two representatives in the House Of Re-
presentsyes Of the General Assembly Of this State
eha each be entitled and shall elect four delegates to
raid and the counties which entitled to
representative shall elect two delegates to said
convention.
SEC. 80. And be 1t further enacted That before
teripg upon the duties Of their office delegates the
delegates shall take the following oath which shall be
administered by come Judicial officer Of this State
-. do colsmnly swear, in the presence OF Az
mighty God that will to the best of my ability, de-
mean myself as delegate Of the people OF this State
and act for the honor and interest Of the people Of
Georgia
Size 9Th And be II further enacted That said cleo
ton for delegates hSA be conducted and held In the
rsms manner elections for members of the Legss-
trre held In this State and that all returns
Of elections shall be forwarded to the Governor OF this
State. who shall upon application, furnish each dele
gate elected with a certificate Of election.
Size 9th. And be 1t further enacted That said con-
zAtion
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-29
Board OF Supervisors.

Dc. 2S In the absence OF the Mayor who IL labor
ing under indisportion. the Recorder presided The
minutes Of the last meeting read and approved
Several bills amongst which those for Advertising
referred to committees. long discussion oocu-
plying considerable portion Of time upon the
simple question Of referring the bill of Michael Shsnly,
fer sweeping the Marine Court, to the Committee on
County Offices IL ultimately directed to be paid,
by vote of to o. Alderman Franklin remarked that
the expenses of cleaning the offices amounted to
$1,000
bill from Mr.. Vandervoort, the Clerk Of Oyer aud
Terminer for $780, for furnishing to the Secretary Of
In pursuance to the act ordered to be
paid The Recorder had much Satisfaction in aging
that Mr. Vaudervoert had received several communal
cations from the Secretary Of State expressing in Hat
tering terms bs high approval of the mode ani accu
racy with which MIR Vasdervoort had at all times
drawn out those documents.
Crier's Sdlary.-The recommendation Of the Com
mittee County Offices. to pay Simon r HUFF t1l8 So
for quarters salary Crer of the Courts OF Special
and General Sessions was adopted
Report recommending the payment Of 500 to the
clerk Of county carvassers was adopted
Ccroners Salary - The cum of 81 $50 81 ordered
to be aid to the Coroner for one quarters salary
On the report Of the committee recommending tho
X Whiting Egg, the late District Attorney, being
having retired, there not a sufficient number pre-
sent 60 form quorum.
The Alderman of the Tenth ward more thanj insinu-
sted that gentlemen merely attended and answered to
their names In order to their pay OF S. and
afterwards disappeared though business OF Importance
hsd 20 be disposed Of
Adjourned to this day Saturday at a O'Clock.
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TBg LrofstArUHE o. TgSAs AND SAsrA ~ 90 by the
arrival Of the steamship Palmetto from Galvestos the
18th inst have received files Of the CiOap and the
Keus 10 the date Of her departure with other papers
from the interior OF the State Texas seems Is de-
termned to ASSERT and maintain her right to the
session II Santa Fe resolution has been introduced
into the Legislature insruong the representatives Of
the State In Congress to protest against Hugh Smith
any other delegate from that part Of New Mexico,
taking ssat therein as reprcsn from that ter.
rtory aud In the event Of the protest not being heed
ed, II will be their duty to leave Washington aud
turn home Another resolution followed, authorizing
the Governor to raise regiment Of mounted men, 20
proceed TO Santa Fe and assist In organizing the els
venth judicial district Of which that city L. the prn
cipal seat One hundred thoussnd dollars are to bs
voted for tkeexpenses The troops TO avoid com.
ing In collision with the United States forces IL IL
probable that the resolution will be adop.ei q, We
learn N. O. Picsyun>, Dec. ls
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PorrswAraMfE ISDf.Ss ~ w,suiSGro, We have {,
announce the arrival In this city Of another deegs zion
of Indians consisting OF i've Potts ~atamie chiefs who
are accompanied by MIR. J. e Mccoy They are from
the Kansas river about enc hundred miles vest Of tho
State OF Missouri and have visited Washiu gton for the
purpose 81 receiving their annuties for the
year. They have already had one or two intervisss
with the Comnissioner of Indian Affairs, by whoa they
treated with respectful consideration The three
oldest members Of the party bordering upon eighty
years OF age, and glory In the following names Pat
egoshuck or the Powerful Fish; aud Wsub seigh, or
the Sturgeon with the White skin; and Qua-qua tab
or the Digging Bear The two other iDdivi iuzls
educated indians and named DIR. J. w Barrow and J.
w. BourAssa InfsNigeneer. Dec u
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SUPREME CouRr THE UNIrED STATES DC q,
1919 No 20 Simeon Jones Va Moses True ct al la
to the Supreme Court of Illinois. The plaintiff In
having failed to appear, this writ of
dismissed with costs. No. 90 T. II. McClanahsn, APP
pelant VS. Richard Davis ct al Thi. was argued
by Mr.. Neale for the appellant, and Mr. r. L. Saith,
for the appeess No So The United States. Plaintiff
In error VS. Mexican Buchanan. The argument Of this
commenced by Mr.. Gnlett for the plat atifs
in error Adjourned until tomorrow, IL O'clock
Ma Inf
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Superior Court.


DEC. %. -Hahom johnson Edmund Cobin any
O;hcrs.--This action for commission on irf
goods. Verdict tor defendants
Assault and Bnie,y-.4aron ". Schermerhorn Us En-
tra,d Bariou-Ths was action for assault and bat
terry. It appeared that defendant, who is dentist,
made set OF false teeth for the Plaintiff and bal
OF account being due Mr. Barlow he met the plaintiff
In Broadway, and requested him to pay the same,
whereupon an alteration epsuei angry words vera
ban died from to the other and ultimately blows
substituted for syllsbles. The jury returned q
verdict for the plaintiff $50 damages, which carries
costs to the same amount
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Shipping Intelligence.

BRpsEN, Nov % Arr Annie, NYork.
BonDrASk Nov 2l-sld from the roads, Harwood NYork
Warren LawtOn, NYOrk 7th Hyndeord do; John wi,har
CADz, Nov % Arr San Michael NYor 23d Nary Ellen do
CALeyTrA Oct iO-sld Coneordia, steph.nson, Boston,
Cows, bee s--Arr John " Andrew, Boston.
SSySd stspass sry5p s s
PvNSrE, Dec li-sld Helena, NYerk.
ELsIsosE 4, Dec l-Arr Augusta NYork.
GGA.1 Nov g. Clara Bell B5SSn Bo;sn
BS:s9 lSs Ssy aes C. az S. Boston
S1sSi Sss ATr Eiss,. f9s5s
worth, do. sid Gaa. Richardson SYorl zarioh Mstti-
RsLyoEr, Dec lo-AIr Jacob Katt- NYork. SID 10TH
IT H1,i Dec Ets s de- IN; waiiaSe Bo'tSp
Smith Salt Do Ceumbus Lawrence do osh silss Green,
man Spencer do lh, James Drake, smith do; VIM Penn
sis 9TH AsSland Ries NYork sh Equity. Boston, Mary
rhlsssrhn 9th 1t,s rsItson
do 10th Rus. ell. and Garrek. Eidrdge do
LrGHoRN, Novi7- Sid Columbus, NYork.
LInERIcK. Dec S-sfd Ross sheffield NYOrk It'll. Jane
LIsroS Nov 2sArr Niord, NYorA; 9Th, Peruagno do.
hAEsrILns Dec lar Golden Niorki sth. Charlotte.
hrssisA Nov ll-Arr Cornelius, NYorf 10Th, Eureka,
malta. Nov par Martha. Bosom.
NAnEIRA eyE-Arr ,cohansey, NYorh
pes Slq , lssaa N;ssr Nork
Posrssovfn. Dess SD Southampton, Griswold, Nvork
Sg.sssTc%s! De- o. e siP:!ya' TlilsdslsSis:
W KOiesworth, NYorii Iith, Hydeford, do. -
TYxrr, Dec Carr FOxa Helena, Post, NYork for AM
TssEnprE. Nov 2-Arr Julia, NYork.
wARRrs PoISr Dec lO-sld Ayreshirs NYork
number Of vessels in addition TO the above,
ported BY telegraph all Of which have been before Published