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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-05

P~eis 10 journfy across tie mountains. Il IS cheaper
.sfer aud more conf rtsb~. snd GU -.,xoefitious
g-usralT speaking - thsI over the nnuu,ains: and
fur emigrsns es.ins the Eastern ard Niidle State.
fa- preferable suy route except that across the 18th
mu. At psnans by the new Inc OF st~srn-r,
TIE trade Of tie country 4. rapdy inc-ea,ins 10 con
sequence OF the mines ard tie great Influx Of pspus
ton For several months past lhn average suount Of
duties collected al this port excessive Of the expeni
ture Of the custom hoG-e has ben -sirc go cO and
q. thought that I, vii exceed So rp H.. present
month IL vii D. safe thInk 20 pat the revenu- Of
California for the current year ~ 81 OO OOD and four
sih. Of ihi. Fll " collected a,tais port The amour,
paid is becoming .ubi@ci Of comment, ani the fact
that population psytr such tax hss 10 Government
and no representation Is exciting very genera d.-s
faction Should Congress szsin sd urn e!,agat any
scron in relation 10 inis Teriilry It vii create .til
more violent comment and might l-sd - soma meas.
the part OF the peopi- OF the country which
would orin Z lasting disgrace upon our flag
All the trade Of the coss IL fast concentrating in this
bay. Nearly al the goods Consumed 10 the lower part
Of this territory sat from this port and
coasters BE- got for the business foreign vessels
F not Witt these ports ~ a. The introduction Of
steamer. on tn Will give AID tons in lrtsnce o.
this hsrbor end il Is most likely ths' much II the bust
ness Of Oregon viii be done here .so Ia Arranging
Government establishments in California believe il
vii be found advisable T. make this the only port Of
entry This would foster American shipping interests
In this ocean and would se injury points
TIE coast, foreign vessel To the other ports
nor until sfier visiting this place sni indeed general
and would be the best possible arrangement to deve
our commercial Interests IN the Pacific all this rsc
would then be done by coasters Much Of the coast
vel lifted for the operations Of smuEsers and nothinz
prevent their carrying on fraudulent trade II Al
lowed 10 run along the whole coast | have reason 10
know that Comm Idore Jones sgrees with me In this
matter and thinks thst the best course would De 10
mske slt port Of entry IN California for some
years to come.
We are now expecting the irs, steamer here In sbou;
month and all look forward 20 their regular trip
era In the history OF this cOssi There are msny
persons here who will avail themselves Of their rspi1
trips t. remit gos-dG., 10 toe states and certain
regular and exp dtou. mail Communication with the
States will give great assistance TO the mercantile com
muniiy. II 10 Renersly believed that the business If
the line will justify such merta,On Of boats
u allow Of semim0nthy trips before the end ot the
present year for IL 10 presumed that .ctve esra
ton will tska place from the Eastern ard Middle
states via Panama
write in great haste and beg that you will take the
discordant matter send you for what IL 10 worth.
an, dear cir yours t.uly,
j l.. FOLSOM
M Frrf- Arm
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ne lbllN l4E NJ tllI iffttfHf"ff "fffHf - al
extract Of letter written b. gentleman Of Baltimore
TO friend 10 that city dated
STEAMSHIP CALIFORNIA.
on san Bias Mexico Feb IL l549
ontted to state that have about 400 passengers
on board sixty Of whom are south Americans There
mas been some little sickness but no deaths We
learned At San Bias that the accounts from California
have not been exaggerated A number OF persons
there been the mines aud obtained large guam
titles of gold. Three ships have In San Bias within
many weeks. crowded with Mexcsns for the mines.
There three others W. which will start in day
two. We found thirty Americans there awaiting the
steamer but the Captain refused to take them They
endeavored 20 get passage the vessels going up
from there but refused, notwithstanding they OIL
fered 10 pay than double the price Of passage.
The Me xicsns will not allow Americans To- 20 up on
Any of their vessels They al go up well armed ard
equipped and that they intend 10 drive tue Ameri
Of They will have 30 600 men there by the FIRST
of June They buy up all the arms and ammunition
they can get-powder worth four dolars pound
san Bias, and ofour passengers was offered $50
for pair Of Cots xix shooters expect W. vii
have difficulty With them. omitted q say thst
the Americans at san Elias came through from Vera
Cruz and TsmpicO. Beside the large numbcr ui Next
cans going up the coast many are going by snd We
spprehend danger. BY the first Of June We will
have 700 troops there aud probably 10000 emigrsns,
AZ this may be- The latest from the steamer may
be- gratifying the friends Of the passengers to barn
that they are all well, If your father thinks proper he
have paragraph published In the papers concern.
ing this. We now IN sght OF Mszstlsn- We will
only stop there hour ortwo will Try 10 get ashore
II any Of Ry acquantances be coming oGt write by
them.
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Senatorial ACKNOWLEDGEMENT House BiIl-
Emigration Inv Agricultural Commits
sioners-Firs at Albany.
correspondence OF The Tribune

Correspondence OF The Tribune.
ALBANY, Tuesday, April 3, 1919.
Senators have been amusing themselves 10y hav-
ing call of the Senate to day vary the monotony of
third reading of bills and did at last succeed in forcing
quorum Into their sests for the remainder OF tho day
Among the bills passed there was but one OF any par
ticul.r interest to NewYork viz the bill to provide
Tor the Government Of the Aims House and Pentents
nv In the City ~ New York The bill In relation TO the
storing of gunpowder aud sstpetre In tho City oNew'
York also passed. Ths removes the powder houses
10 above oath street
Mr. Cornwall reported bill to amend the act
CONCERNING emgrants arriving at the port Of
. copy of which send herewith. General GIDpINGs,
Tho .nIsbe aud gentlemsuy Sergeant al Arms OF the
senate 4. now 5 Y NJ. out with his armor on hunting
M denouent Senators and therefore the special order
soes by the board and valuable time 10 wasted
In Assembly Mr.. CRIsPELi made written re-
mort on 90 much OF the Governors Message as relates
10 Agriculture and introduced concurrent resolution
in accordance with the plan OF the report which was
ths,,he Governor should appoint eight Commissones
one from each Judicial District who should on the nrt
~ SentemSer next convene At the Capitol In this CITY
and prepare and propose plan ana suont 'ne ssuie
No the Governor for his consideration, and approved
of 10 recommend the next Legislature TO adop't
Mr.. BowEN to-day introduced resolution OF
ioou,,v which was passed of the Attorney neral 40
10 whether In his opinion the money levied for the
,upnor, 81 the Marine Hospital and paid to the State
p,s., prots.t by merchants should be returned to
,ho.. merchants or be- paid to the emgrant who was
tsxed by the law and who Ia effect paid IT, should the
Xorox General decide the latter course Ia be proper
- ~ con,ts sustsin hm, our merchants who have
can,s.,ed hi. matter mig well put their fingers In
,hsr mouth. and whistle. think time will show thst
they have been beating the bush 20 no
but 10 be laughed q, for their cup'diy'
The Assembly have this afternoon gone through
4. committee of the Whole with the individual lisotli
>, RANKING Law. and made bu, few amendments. 1t 10
ordered 10 third reading
Albany has again suffered by fire. About
Al 10 day the alarm of fire given and on repair
,ss 20 the scene Of disaster found some eight or ten
,oodeu shantes on Water aud Center sn between
Iumb,r at and the little basin enveloped IN names
Bur,s Malt House with eonsidersoi' qusnuy o.
.,sin and two or three stables were also burnt The
loSs cannot con lecture
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THE sEnI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
rEw-YoRK WEEKLy rnIpIINE
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
Connecticut

We believe the Wing tickle, has about 500 plu
ralty ia the State 1t may be less, tu, is likely
10 be more. Col Seymour, the Loco-Foco candi-
date for Governor, runs considerably ahead Of his
ticket. aud may be within or 800 Of Mr. Trumbul,
bat vc think he is not. There is no reasonable
doabt tina, Mr.. Trumbull has plurality.
The Senate is Whig-probably - to9.
Tho House i, yet in doub,-neither party Sc
cured majority the regular Election day.
The subsequent elections mus, decide who is TO
have the State officers, &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-05

FROM PANAAA.-Lafesf.-Al letter from Root
R.ker late Of the hrm Of Baker Fussal in Sew Bed
ford (M.ss received in inst city on Monday % inst
laird Panama 26lh FEB mentious the arrival OF ne
bark Eous,or Capt Maihe vs., Of Nev Bedford a. toa
is,e with $50 bols sperm oil Capt Matthew'S took %
osrd 100 passengers az Panama tor san Francisco, a.
500 each Mr. Baker states tsat there were 30 PEG
ole waiting At Panama for Conveyance 10 the gold
ard $500 premium had been offered for tickets Issued
by the steamer.
NIyAL-U. : steamer Vixen was launched al
the Gosoort Navy Yard Friday. the 3oth inst At
o'clock M The follosing 10 hst OF Der ofheers
lanes Il Ward. Lieut. G mag James ; Day Actins
Master. Samuel MrGsa. Th-un Young. Passed MO
.hiprn.u. Edward FAron, lst Assistant Engineer. W
c. Wheeler, 50 do TnouS Psmoer, Captains Clerk
C.SlpA-On the 81 inst there was an sogry
dl.eu,sou In tue Legislative Assembly on q motion
made by Sir Ansn McSso calling on the Governor for
COPIES Of al petitions thst be had received n regard 20
living HI. sanction - tne r-solaf the pay nen
of The rebellion losses The motion was lost ~ 10
Ayes TO 81 Noes
APFotSrMEsrs-VFa Washington, ADrII al learn
Of no sppolntnents made yesterday. except that OF
Hon C l. RUSSELL as Collector Of tue Port OF Cie'e
l.pd Ohio ltis understood that Judge CLArroS Of
Georgia soes into the ofce Of second Auditor IN pace
OF Gen AeCslls tomorrow lSat FsI
FIREs n Bosros.-The BOst0a I'rare!icr estl-
mates the amount OF loss by area daring the month o'
March al sl6 -42; toe amount Of Insurance. slz,s2
Amount of loss IN corresponding month asst year
slle.l4; amouni Of Insurance. on same, t-i.z4s
Tx PLURALITY LAW IL NAssAcHusErrs-
Tn, proposed change OF the hvs OF this Con mon-
vealsh utth regard &c secsions ves peGsussd " ne
ssssss yssssrday h sv0ss a " ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-05

WILLIAM LYON MAcKEsziE.-We learn that
his some what distinguished gentleman. whose move
mens will be closely watched during the present ex.
cited state Of sfairs in Canada 10 at present among his
radical friends at 10y dtown, Second Riding OF York.
q miles from Toronto We learn that IL would be
sxpedisn for him TO appear 10 public, at the present
time owing the sgts'ed state OF the public mind 10
css.da produced BY the recent vote the Indemnity
tin in Parliament Mackenzie left Toronto for Lloyd
town on Tuesday morning last, a, o'clock The feel
hog In favor Of annexation 10 gaining ground In the
Province while many Of the original triends Of the To-
lennity bil Il 10 said, have recently changed their
. niods % lhsa Subjsek lRoehsetsS Advestseg,
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Marine Affairs.


by Te'tgroPh NORFOLK. Wednesday, April 4
The bark Suanowan, from New York, has ar
rived a, this port On her passage, while Oft the Capes
OF Virginia she passed number Of floating boxes,
bzrf.s, &c which supposed to have come from the
wreck Of some vessel Several small vessels are Oft
tho port. dismasted and otherwise distressed. The
Palestine of Philadelphia /. badly bilged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-05

~" Hon. JAMES DiXos Of the late Congress
Who was Wing candidate for Senator In the Hartford
Di.tct has the highest vote Of any candidate on any
ticket Ia Hartford. Ho Is known there. He is OF
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Tar GoIp IN BosTos.-The Boston IraHscT'P'
Of the "a ssys. Adams & Co received TINS m9fnns
the returns from the nst lots OF CaiioInis sV'a
To the Mint lat week otwlthstsndipg the delay OF
day IN iu arrival at Philadelphia, by the storm 1851
veek-smountins 10 e., 600 In ten-dolisr pieces
The Trsrstv OF the came day says; We nave SCI
lump OF the Gold from California, brought nome Vy
Mr. Brewer brother OF the Cashier Of the Suffolk BANK
which weighs ounces Troy. and IL worth <e3 IS lVV
Mr.. Brewer brought home soout SIS 900 worth oil gold
This lump Purer than our coin, and probably worm
A17 por ounce
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CITY ITEMS.
no choice. 80,

"WEDNESDAY. April l.
FIRrs-About 10 o'clock last night hire was
discovered in the basement Of q house In doerch I"
Oscer Cohen succeeded In extinguishinS the names
After 4, had done but triaing damage oeers Cioke'
lev and Treffnser while on duty about O'Clock THIS
morning. discovered the premises OF 90 E''eA'I
on sr. which wa. supposed to be the work Of an IN
.s,al.rv But little dsmsgc done before the ,me'
were put out
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Fire at Albany.
Correspondence Of The Tribune
ALBANY, Tuesdsy-S 7.

Correspondence OF THO .
ALBANY. Tuesdsy-S r NJ
About ~ this afternoon large "'ouon s'"o'e
fronting on Center st snd running Ea'' oo"neeu"s VI
TO lumber yard belonging 10 hicosra n''aa'o' n
Of wooden dwellings on Colonic and Wsser-st wnleh
,.or. all destroyed together with the lumber belong
ina to X Ketchum, and malt house belonging 10 'ei
lee Whine. Jr. and occupied by U. Bari.
The d~elinss were occupied by the poorer classes,
pumbrrtns some 20 In all The entire loss estm siea
Al about sO 90 and 10 insured for $3.50 Out OF tni'
amount the Albany Insurance Company nas 80 ~
lopsips to Burt winnes two dwellings 10 s.er-s.
q OO0 and s5OO on those 10 Coonic st. on heicham
lumber Oh 900 In The NewYork Nsuonsi ana on 'ne
S.is '""eN ~ 49, T.
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ARKAsns ELECrIoS.-We have the Lite
Rock Banner OF the 2Oth ult containing imperfect
turns from two counties OF the Governors election
Inc Banner believes Roane, Loco, Is elected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-05

MAJOR oY ALBANY.-WATTs SHERMAN, Esq
10 the bunker candidate for Mayor OF Albany
The Erenins Journal says the Common Council
passed = resolution Monday evening, reducing tn,
salary of the Mayor from 81 900 to siC0.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-05

~ Col b. X. Montgomery, Loco, has an
nounccd hmsclf an independent candidate for Gov.
ernor Of Tennessee upon the ground OF his active tx
er,ious in behalf of the various railroads projected
and commenced in Tennessee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-05

" Mr. CLAY declined the dinner offered him
at Louisville. and departed for Frankfort ON the 29h
ult in the steamer Sea Gull
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-05

IT. The NashviHe Unton has an article Of three
mortal columns plsseriog up General PILLOW, 10y
way of prcpsratvc for his nomination Governor Of
Tennessee. Hard work
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-05

r. The pew City Government Of New Bed
ford Mass vss orxsniEed on Monday "a insf HOO
AssAg.~ II H.vIA<D 10 the Mayor
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Railroad Accident and Death.

A correspondent OF the Post writes from Croton
Falls March 80, 60 follows:
Mr. William Taylor, sheriff Of Putnsm County being
Oh ais return home from toe city 10 the afternoon train
snd while IL stopping At Bedford station LETT me
car for few moments snd In attempting 10 regain Il
after the train had commenced moving Ia toe hurry u
the moment caught hold OF the rs'hnz OF The wrong
car by which 10 bis sgtsm ping 10 sttsn the paror N
Of another car he thrown from his balance 40 q
stumbling was caught between the side Of car and
stationary freight platform beside the track sod thus
vas rolled several times around when he fell In time
for the last wheels of the 10 pass ooquely across
his right leg managing snd crushing Il from his loot 10
within six inches of MS hip 10 nosi horrd manner AZ
oou as the could b- stopped ID conveyed oy The
sn In az nsensoe state 10 the hotel 81 Croton
Falls, where every effort msde 10 mitigate bis SUI
fering. But notsithsianoing the presence OF comPe
tent surgical aid and every attention on the part OF he
conductor h. died 10 about 81 hour and hall irom ise
time of the accident, COroners Inquest wss called.
and verdict rendered Ia accordance with the shove
statement TIE Jury were unanimously Of the opinion
that M blame could De- sttsehed TO any one connected
with hs trails This noon az an Irish lsoOr-r upon the
second ctou about two miles soove this place, was
crossing the Croi0n upon foo, bridge on bis way 20
bis dinner BE- slipped sDd fell in. and immediately
passed from the reach Of assistance and wss drosned
The stream Is =, the present time at about the highrs
point His body bss not been found, and bis name
dld not learn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-05

Booths msoriy-l23, very nearly
Dist. III. Returns Incomplete, but CHAuNcEH r.
CLKvELANp, Loco Foco and Abolition esndidA'e s
elected by about $50 majority.
Dist ". THOMAS r BrrLxR whis, OF Norwak'
chosen by about 700 majority.
Thus with majority on the popular vote tor
Congress over the combined Loco Foco and Abo-
htion vote, the Wings have chosen but one OF the
four Congressman The new Allies take the bal
auce.
Lcgislafnre.-It is believed that the Senate
will stand 10 Whig TO Loco Loco
The House, so far as ascertaned, stands "
Whig 81 Loco, 10 Free Soil. Not heard from or
>.ho,
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Markets.. BALTIMORE, Ap


~ Telegraph arkets... BALTIMORE, April
The market Is heavy for fLoUn. and small sales OF
Howard ct are making Al 81 a.. GRAIN and PRovIs-
IoSs are dull at yesterdays quotations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-05

rorxr,s rpy WArER-The body OF an uh
known woman was found floating 10 INC sup ~ 'A' wv
of Chsmbersst
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were put out

p,s,os,n TO HER FRIESDs.-A young lady BY
the name Of Mckay who was advern'ea yes"'''' :"
having been nssne some time since, aud ns' 'een ".
log since Sunday, was found BY once' "'eso,y voc
sixteenth Ward and last night restored W no'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-05

SUDDEN DEArH.-A Mrs. Locust VINO n' IU'
some time pss, resided at lao Charen'I aie' very
denly yesterday afternoon during the ABSENCE =.
husband The deceased bad been IN .ne e''o' ,0a'
good health. 90 much 90 that but lev nou'' ''U.
her death she finished very heavy "s'aDs
her death Is supposed be disease of the heart
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-05

Klsos COUNTY CIRCUIT Cousr.Lise Aps
Term OF this Court commences ps,,, Jurors Yer
called and the Jurors DISCHARGED until today wos
thew commence their duties The Court Cnen1' 10 -
this day consists Of Noe 2 ), = ~, y. unu
and 49, No criminal bssipess WIN % "'~''Ss
psxt wed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-05

- Nsw.Ysrk Water.Curs Essa biishoSst,
wih 0yanasssn, .. D. fIkasoN eo d xvsfns.S 81
~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-05

~ Harvey Bsrdeii, Nd. Surgical cod hsehan.
cal Dennssi 0fre And residences ~ SfosH"sJ, sesnes
MAJ In
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GENERAL NOTICES.

q T..'e, * ws,,:, r.rsss TO-, =: ; 80
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The following, says the Baltimore PGfrio'. IS an
extract Of letter written b. gentleman Of Baltimore
to friend 10 that city dated
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INTERESTING FROM CALIFORNIA.

The National Ivel.geAoer Of Tuesday pub
fishes the following letter from Capt. ToLsoM O
the Quarter Master Generals Department, sd
dressed 70 Gen. JEsUP:
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~ Joues's spa eth . ny white 70 The eess prep
aallon parung skn ussasa. healthy. clear.
hsiss whhs; he sane ums mailing soA md snocth
Sol, only s5 6roatway - heod
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a BOY wANTEp, = ...,: q eye 20 learn "a. %:
Paphspss ana Agent for The sale Of iroa Bede,eade
every description hs only kind ~ bsdstred PROOF s uns
vsrmIn,l corner VI Bfosdv sy-euuancs lsi TuisouSI
~ line
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Letter about California.

Major General JEsur, L. :. Army
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cC Alln-ANY PkkeON having this smsuni end
.1C.OU can pr 'ducs unSaestiossbis rsfsrs:ss nay
hssr Of good opportunity 10 isvsss The eoDe sod become
psrtuer 10 well esabshsd business newspspes. svv
dong good bosness lhs eity TIE psessut psepnssos
residing Of mo ci,y sads necessary 70 msAs such
as
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-27
rrCONr nnArn.
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT on sgw-YORg. JANUARY %.

AKRlrZD-Bsft so'on Pp.' ofs.srport Can Nss's o.
g irf q o Boa Js- 9r - % s oa O. ~ sposs ssrf
Msrths. Fori-roufi 20 g. f0r NotI-
Ban csroas. Cod,y cbsre-or d. iaa 10 Dsa
na~ q DIM
Ran Peer D-n Hosg savsn,sh o.. co',on D.nl Co.
Brs E.pssr. Ln-dsie Pan 81 q. ., B,hop Co Pssssn
Nsfcu- " l.aus
Big Pmurs Ihshs ssrsrrs. cotton 4c. % Duals Z D on
Brig Bofoes8S Ba-s Ns~ o.ses ls q, f9sr g. 20 saysan
segs 4 CO.
Brg Lima. Of Po-fsn5 frng. NOrssl, 2 u. 20 nasf.f
Big Croc. s'1Telsa o Gsr Br-su ~ o. an1 3 e fu
The slt bss ~ 1e % ma--r k-Tf erslc-1
weather lu e pr.s-, 1c csys sour-uE
Bfg Acon Fa.iror Para :; Nsru- ~ q. sat 20 master
Lf 5rs P-rf; of S-VfDr osong ~ Nor DE Only A. f-s-
yoke An Fgsts, - - FROM ko Jsa-f3
lyr Nor Oh.
s,hr Hiram Cersr3 B.-sna. 81 nors ss 20 Nse' Io-s
N~-ioser. Dodg-. kctnonc o. fo A <l 4 Psr-cr.
scIr Cornsr Tr-u-n fot ft-r. 20 B0T March
schr >es Bss-1 K-..-j. Pst-r-blrEt. corr sr1 four
scu B0,-as Tho1psor. D4-asfe, cora 20 Barrett c.
schr Bsl-. Ffr Nsr- Nrr oys'srs
sfhr iiDras, Yesior. NrFrs. orsfers.
scfr j q Mfrs. Fan Nfne Argra. 0Tffe~
scfr ssr.1s. Hafs- lod River oy.isr
soop -1p.l0f Brsd-iar. Nrgoa, oystsrya
soop h1rre. Corson Nry-s olstsr-
HEMORtNDA-Bsrt rev jonathan Goosias zgrs Ne1
port &c. nsss o gsas 1- arr7ss iaa Dorlns src
not Ws8a.-5sy- o. sfslet lie hsrad
wISD-N-nslsa wsw f-sh 80 GO
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Domesfir Ports,

BOSTON Jsn AR shp LOUIS or PER- ari Davs N0-rrs.
Rrs4 tsnr SOrsans J-6so Etee Noble Alice Tarl
Tr-e-r Mote Hovari Fdrfrs Clar~st1r trs. Ottoman.
g.rsr Orarfer N-Fnsr Fr1frceflFri Al-
Cambridge Lazy. md kos Chass Nfor Cd sin Montreal
John Ch-teIet Islands Caols paarsal Gel "
en. bss " Page. Msso Baltimore .cln Gul
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