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New and Cheap Books.

MISTAE of Lifetime, Nos. l, 9 and 8.
lvl Morning Calls, by Mrs. Fills, Nos. j, 9,
=, and 5. Household Words, by Dickens,
Nos. /, 2 and g. The farmers Guide, Nos.
and 9. Bvrnes' Dictionary of Machines,
Nos. 8 and 9. Shakespeare, No. IA. Black
wood, for April, &c.; together with large lot
Of new novels, sc. For sale at
WELLS.
NJ. IN JQSn
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Tho Rev. John N. Mofit, we'll known
h this country, died suddenly at Mobile.
Nav 05th. The cause of his death is un.
knoWrl.
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II BAVES from the Note Book Of Louisi-
IL ana Swamp Doctor, by Madison Teusas,
M. D Ex. " P. M. s. u, Ky, author of
Cupping on the Sternum, &c., u few copies #
this laughable book for sale by
junel J. STEPHENSON & co.
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HKrsxEs 'EM.--A quack adyer:ises tocure,
among other incunble diseases, Marcoboz-
nit. Abdelkaker, Hippopotamps, Potato
Rof Hvdrosiatics. inflammation OF the Abom-
;dsble ReFions. Ager and all kinds Of Anni-
vefsary.
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Portable Galyanic Batteries

Of the --latest improvements with pirec.
tions.
IHNhESE machines are so constructed. that
II The operator may al pleasure produce mn
intense current and nstantaneously change Il
10 q perfectly soft current, pervadipT the whoia
system or the part affected only, at the pleas.
ure OF the patient. They are The most enor.
gc'ic and simple in their struoture, aud in poin
oi convenience excel any others.
For sue by
April IL, ls49 n2 J.L,1PvEY & Co.
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SSUGAR AND MoLASsES.- hbds N. O.
- sugar. $50 bbls Molasses Of choice qu-llu
~, for sale by M.
april, ~. s. R. ROSS.
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Grateful for past lavors, would suggest 10
their old and numerous customers, that their
stock Of Cloths il as usual, complete. They
have, in addition, all kinds Of Cas- imeres, Vest
ings, Cravats, black, stripped and changeable
Pocket kerchieis, Shirts, Gloves, Suspcnders,&c.
Gentlemen in want Of fine suit Of clothes
may rely upon having them "done up browu,"
as VIC fuitrr ourselves VIC cannot be brut in cut.
ting or making up coats, pants aud vests. Suf-
flee il to say, gentlemen, give us II call and we
will satisfy you that what we say is no hunbug.
We have also lots Of Winter clothing which
We are determined 10 close out at reduced
rates. CoME ONE, COME ALL.
N. BIO those who are in arrears we would
suggest the speedy adjustment OF their bills, as
our term Of partnership expires shortly, which
makes il Indispensable that our accounts be set
tied up. MILLER Il ELSAS
Portsmouth, January, l65O.-40tf.
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N M ACKEREL. DO bbls No. 4, !, 3 and 3
1x1 ioI sale q the market Iaies, bf
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q'hx rosloh Post Gays that young tpIieB
.,,coId est the following BY heart
Men fssudy dFinh, end never think
Ihe siI|s ata|l ss1 tell Y
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THE INQUIRER,
Is published every Tuesday morning.
CLEVELAND q Miller.
ron risforo

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TERMS :N-Single copy, $50, per annum
IN advance or within four months S9 90 ! f,cr
four months and within The year; and 20 90
after the expiration Of theyear. Ten copies or
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per copy in advance. No paper discontinued
fxceptot The option ofihe publisher, until al
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ADVERTISING.
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Larger advertisements al reduced rates.
or Nc hants and others desiring 10 occpnv
an Indefinite space, and make occasional clsny,
ges, viii be permitted TO do so upon fair terms
JOB WORK
Ofall descriptions executed with neatness and
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grJGAQ EMAgQ NEAg9g
Gid THE finest favored Y. HySon, Imperial
EsFH and Gun Powder Teas, in half Chests,
AaGnA Calties and Canisters, may be found con.
stantly on hand and for sale lower than ever,
in quantities to suit, by 5. R. ROSS.
Sept. A, 49.
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A FINE lot of Cop aud Letter Paper, Just
n received anG for sale at WELLS.
The New York herald., 1850-05-19
TELEGRAPHIC NTELLIGENCE.
oo~~>~N>>oo~~>sc~O|N~oS~~
lHTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON.
THE COMPROMISE BILL.
Movements Of the Government Relative to the
IS Cuban Expedition.
TEE GAxPHIN CLAIM.
Sc, &C., &c.

OUR SPECIAL TEIEGEAPHIC CORRESPONDENCE.
wAsHIssroN. May Is, 1850.
We learn confdentially, that the cabinet have in
Formation from New York and New Orleans which
will probably bring out another proclamation from the
President in few days and that cutter is
forthwith to go down to watch the Guf coast aad to
arrest any descent from shores upo island OF
Cuba. The Spanish Minister and Mr. Clayton have
had some correspondence the subject.
The National EafeHigencsr goes for the Presidents
plan. The Union has a letter from the Hon Robt J.
Walker, exsecretary of the Treasury in favor of Mr.
Clay's compromise. The Republic is still dumb.
The following the views embraced in the resolu-
lions of Messrs Disney, Featherston and Mann the
'Galphin case:
Resolved, That the claim Of George Galphin
that the United States under obligations to
pay prior to the passage of the act of lS4S which
-thorized and required the payment of the principal
Resolved That the interest thereon was paid without
authority of law or usage
Resolved. That Congress should pass law prohibit
ting the payment of interest in any by any off,
Ger OF the government unless expressly directed by
law.
Resolved, That Congress should pass Law prohibit
ting any member Of the cabinet from deciding any
any other member Of the cabinet shall be inter
ested-whe they may be thus associated together in
che administration Of the government
Resolved. That recommend the passage of law
making final the decisions made by the heads Of the
different Departments and regulating the right of ap
peal, &c.
The following appointments have been confirmed
VIM. ii. Csperton, District Attorney for Kentucky;
Thomas S. Hail. Marshal for the Eastern District of
Virginia; Charles Bingham, Marshal for the Southern
District of Alabama William McQuiston. Marshal for
Northern Mississippi; Henry +. Tallmadgc, Marshal
for the Southern District of New York; A. L. Roberts,
Marshal for Eastern Pennsylvania; and Robert III.
Knox, Marshal for Michigan.
The New York herald., 1850-05-19
ForeIun Dr,ma and rus,c.

Mr Maeready was TO have appeared at the Hay
market In Macbeth" hut attack OF rhcr-
matism has postponed tho forthcoming series of hIs
farcve pcriormanccsN shskspeares comedy OF Much
Ado about Nothing was substituted for the occasion
Mr. allaeh performing Benedick and MIRA warner ffor
the nitt time Heairice. The lady acquitted heraalf
with more viyscity than might have been xpectedfon
her tragic style VI acting and go far as she succeeded
her performance may be accepted triumph Of art
ever natural impodimerts
Mr. G. Kesn Is said 10 have secured for the Princess
theatre new play written by Cir " y. Lytton. Mr.
noua0Ss Jerrolds new comedy. The Cats paw Is
at last in the Haymarket bills.
Mr. q Brooie stlli continues to sustain the Mary
letone Thestre HE performance Of Hamlet equal
70 bis best efforts IN his best days and displayed re-
markable taste and vigcr Us voice has recovered ts
former rich ard musical tone.
Mr. Mnlman tragedy Of Fasios' wasrecentiy revived
at saddlei's Wells Miss Giyn performing Bianca for
the first time. This character Is one In which tho
actress will add 90 her reputation. The presenttn~nt
is altogether acknowledgement, powerful aud sur
charged With terrible passion Miss Oily throws into
Il more ply force than 4 customary with har and
gives FEARFUL energy 10 the emotions of Jealousy and
rage In the latter she into biimy Her
madness had about Il an awful reality death was
very striking.
Mr. q v. Brooke, the wcli.kncwn actor. InsoIvspt
has arranged TO render yearly his engage
pents aud 70 pay one-eighth portion towards
f,0 owing to Mcssrs Nathan for the hire Of dresses
N. Ainys oratorio g Ia Redemption has been per-
formed at Paris With fair success The Requiem" of
NJ. Berlior IL about o. te executed at funeral
mopy to be performed On memory of those Who tho
other day perishsd at Angcrs aud In aid q their
wing reAtiNcr fcr whom collection VII 30 made.
The present French Government seems wisely nvor-
able to musical and dramatic enterprise and In
ply 20 memorial recently presented BY signor Ron
conf, has again accorded 10 the italian Theatre .
sntrentor which had Of late years been withirs~n-
The Opsfa Comiqus. observe, holds it, pocuniary
assistance on the condition Of annually giving twenty
Acts by native composers-or 20 put II otherwise,
ave three act and Eve one act works.
The Opera houses AZ Naples shut for The want of
direotor-it might be added. We apprehend for want
of a conf poser. and for want ~ singers Yet signor
verdi has been better rewarded Ia Italy than Rossini
In Ros-inis glorious days Of almost insoent fcrth-
fty Of production.
The New York herald., 1850-05-19

I.rv s-p rnrorrs-r rrow Gr.p,LoUrE--Sroro T~-
srpsrerro- by the arrival at this port. we5ncs-
DAY Of French brig Fernand. Garee master, iftceu
DAYS nom 81 riorrr Martinique, gentleman In this
city has received letter. dated Martinique the 18th
April containing news Of violent insuuecton among
the nseross the adjoining island of Gusdaloupe pc.
ne hss permitted us TO read tho letter the subsncs
OF Witch In reference 20 the affair h. that the isur-
gents had burned the Govsrpment House; had burned
the plantation ~ onsieur Bcauvellon; had committed
many other escesses, and bsd made an attempt 10
break open the prison aud eet the convcts at bcrty
In which they we're successfully resisted by the Cover
and Council The Governor Of Martinique. With q
body Of troops had len for Gusdsloupe 10 aid In put
tirg down the insurventsN. o. Deas, Nsy 10.
The New York herald., 1850-05-19

INTERESTING rRos MgxIco--Thc New Orleans
Bee of the 10th inst, saysi-By arrival from
Mexico, we have received copies Of the 7Sust
fUnion, and other journals Of the city Of Mexico,
TO the 10th ult., inclusive.
Congress is busy engaged with financial affairs.
A tax Of 10000 imposed on the commerce of tho
capital, had excited great discomfort and energetic
protests.
The Senate he's not yet sanctioned the law. Tho
tar Of five per cent foreign mere chandise 10 main
ained and that foreign liquors is increased to 10
per cent. Rigorous measures have been adopted
with view TO prevent smuggling, &c.
The Prussian Minister at Mexico is about TO re-
turn to Europe.
A steamboat hes been placed upon Lake Chalco.
II is called In Eyeror-a
A horrible fire occurred az the Isle de Carnar.
the most important commercial place in Yucatan.
on the 1SihNarch. Hand. bills had been placarded
for some days previous, announcing that the town
would be tired
In the principal street, TO houses and the paro-
cha church were destroyed. The loss 10 estimated
VI three hundred thousand dollars. large number
offamilies Immediately lef for Csmpeachy This 4
the second fire which has recently desolated Yu-
catan. t.. 40f
Mr.. Msxsn proposed 10 the government Of Mex.
ico 10 establish a railroad from Matsmoras t. the
Rio Grandc.
The cholera still fingers in the departments q
San Luis Michoscsn and Guansjuato.
The New York herald., 1850-05-19

Tur FonrrsT Drvoncr CAsE IN PHIfaDETmA.-
The law recently passed by the Legislature OF this
State, giving jurisdiction TO the Court OF Common
tfmony, will ensble Mr.. Forrest now, TO bring his
case before jury. Mr.. +. is et present IN Phia-
delphs, and intends 10 prosecute the matter tho
roughly. New testimony has been elected, which
confirms and strengthens all that has been already
before the pubiic.-Phiio. PennssiraHian, May IS.
The New York herald., 1850-05-19
Death of David E. Evans.

BATAVIA, May 1s $50.
Mr.. David T.. Evans formerly local agent of tho
Holland Land Company died at his residence, in this
village. last evening.
The New York herald., 1850-05-19
The Fire ut Charleston.

CuARIEsro-, May 18th.
At the fire In this city yesterday morning there
900 bales Of cotton consumed and a consider
able quantity Of Rice the total loss is probably not
far from 5000 000 which Is mostly In cotton.
The New York herald., 1850-05-19
Later from Bucnos Ayrcs.

BosroS. May IS, 1850.
The bark Undine. just arrived from Buenos Ayres,
March reports two hundred vessels in port Freights
were much depressed and business dull. British
merchant, of Buenos Ayres had been nsulted by
french party in Monteyideo, and the English Admiral
Reynolds. had gone there to demand redress.
The New York herald., 1850-05-19
Mail Fsilure-Delegntes to the Guberrato-
rial Convention.
BALrIxoKE, May ls-P. NJ.

The mail has failed beyond Petersburg, Va
Anne Arundel and Calve<t counties, Maryland, have
-hosen delegates to the Gubernatoral convention ia
vorable 70 the election Of Cuttings.
The New York herald., 1850-05-19

This 10 ineus,. Of the rss, India coupssys ascsunt.
which exceeds the heme trade BY private indsidSaf
What is 10 prevent our competing for this splen-
did traffic, when u is known that more than one
third Of II results from the barter oi our cotton
there, after IL is into fabrics at British facto-
res ant N British loomsl
eTn. frE ORIrSrus.-Wc approseh now, d.
rectly, the commerce Of the Orlcntsls. since our
very liberal concession Of the free navigation Of
the Isthmus Of Nicaragua, England cannef, con-
sstently, refuse uspermission TO navigate the indus,
which IL the natural artery TO the heart Of the On
ental trade. Though a tritiing equivalent, in one
sense OF the word, Il would be equivalent, not
wiihsiandng, and ought, forthwith, to be dsmand-
ed by ms. The Indus emptes into the Arabian
sea, having its source with the Himlaya noun
tsins, near Thibct. Its navigable course IS .0o9
miles, and is capable Of admitting vessels drawing
from to II feet Of water. lie tributaries and
sifuents are nunlberles, some Of them beng
almoft as large AZ the main nvcr nsch.
By the sscent Of the Indus, we are thrown at
once into the centre Of I5OOo,000 Of people. pro-
ducng the richest fabrics Of the East, and yet with
whom We have no diplomatic intercourse what
ever The principal Of these Kingdoms and States,
The New York herald., 1850-05-19

The foregoing table furnishes csrrect estimate
Of the character, quality, and kinds OF articles re-
quTed for these iatitudes, now monopolIzed by
Great Britain, by which it will be perceived that
the principal articles Of consumption are those we
furnish for export, and especially cotton, WHICH
goes abroad, and then returns past OUT ports TOT
those of the Pacific These facts and figures are
worthy Of the consideration Of the producer and the
merchant, whose attention may hereafter bc CALI
cd 10 this trade. Cotton is the great staple we can
with proprieiy depend upon for these naris, and
neat in importance ere our manufactures OF guns,
pistols, hardware. cutlery, carihcnwarc, Nc, &c.
With the East Indies proper, we could not hope 10
keep up profitable rivalry; but with the other
islands, II seems 10 us that We possess much suPc-
scirl Is lnnncl.
The New York herald., 1850-05-19

precious mines.
Much the same rs the above.
Seals red fox. aud sea-beayers.
Same as the 9TH.
Sea- lions, otters,snd redfoxes.
Similar do.
Volcanic.
Coast mountainous snd rocky.
Wild fowls.
Volcanic.
Fertile valleys and plains.
Sra-hirds. beavers. and seals.
Similar do. do.
White aud black-telliei fox.
Abundance Of animals.
Volcanic.
hinerals, red and white foxes.
whales and doiphins, furs of
all kinds.
Pearls and fsh.
Mainly timber.
Containing all tho above, be-
rides much that We cannot
The New York herald., 1850-05-19

k~SvaL VALUE ov IMPORTS Byrwpvy eREa
IsASns SC, or rIIE PACING rIiOsE .
CHINA kxcSPTIDD, EsTIfATrD ~ DOLLARS.
The New York herald., 1850-12-06

A.?oLLAnD aged Al years late Of the arm Of o. A. Pol
lard Co., New Orleans.
The funeral win take place from his late rssdsAos,
No. I'll West Twenty second street. Saturday Dec.
7th, ct IL o'clock n. The friends Of the family are
respectfully invited to attend without further invita-
ton The remains win be taken to arssnwood Gene
tory for interment
On Thursday morning December 9Th, Of hydro.
ciphaus, THxopoRE DwIoHT. son Of Edmund end sarah
A. Msckelden aged 2 years, months and Is dsya
Friends and are invited to attend the
funeral from his fathers residence 96 Ninth avenue
on Sunday, the 9Th inst at ~ O'Clock p. N.
ulinois papers please copy.
On Thursday, December 5th, ELIZA ApELAIpR,
youngest daughter OF Vim. g., Jr., and Mary Consy.
The friends of the family respsefully invited to
attend the funeral this day (FridsyD ct IL o'olock
p. M from 1913 Sixth street.
On Thursday, December 5th, ct Astoria, L. l.. Mrs.
ASrE Hart.
The friends OF her husband Patrick Hart also OF his
cousin, Henry Qun and Of the faulty, are invited to
attend the funeral, this day, Frday) at O'Clock,
from Astoria, L. /.
At Flushing L. l., October 2, Mrs. SUSANNA MosDELL
BURK, Of Maryls aged 80 years.
Maryland papers please copy.
In Washington City, ID. c. on the 30th ult., In the
46th year OF his age, JoHs g BRowN.
The New York herald., 1850-12-06

TIE GREAT SHP-TuE WORLDS FAIR, ETC
We are happy TO learn that an interview which
the Central Committee on the London Exhibition
had yesterday with the Secretary of the Navy,
that officer informed the committee that il Con-
gress should see ht to make an adequate appro-
pration for fitting out the Pennsylvania for the
purpose, he would cheerfully detail that msgnifi-
cent ship tor the transportation of contributions,
TO the Worlds Exhibition, instead of the store
ship Fred0nia, which was some time since desig-
mated for the service but has not returned from the
Pacific. We should be proud, indeed, TO see the
grandest ship in our navy, and the grandcst m
the world we believe, despatched on mission
which will mark the benign spirit of the pre-
sent century; ana should feel less pride
in having such an emblem of our national power
exhibited in Europe. This great ship was built
many years ago, at a cost Of six or eight hun
dred thousand dollars and has ever since been used
at Norfolk merely as receiving shin, without hav-
ing ever rendered a days service at sea, or been
seen out of our own waters. IL would be pity,
and reproaoh, too, Il such noble specimen OF
naval architecture and Of national strength should
have been built merely 10 be permitted 10 rot and
sink in the mud, unseen and unknown TO the world.
spirited views OF the Secretary of the Navy may
be promptly seconded by Congress in the way sug-
gested.
The Secretary Of the Navy has officially inform
ed the Secretary of the Central Committee, j. G..
@. Kennedy, Esq that the Commandant of the
Brooklyn Navy Yard has been instructed 10 re.
ceve, nj the yard, all such articles as may be sent
there, from time 10 time, 10 be forwarded 10 the
London Industrial Exhibition. and place them
where they will he secure, and not exposed 10 the
weather National IpteLfgencer, Dec. ).
The New York herald., 1850-12-06

On Wednesday afternoon, the ath inst Of consump.
tion MARs BoYcE, wife OF Francis d. Bigelow In the
9th year OF her age.
Her friends are respectfully invited 20 attend her
funeral from her late residence, Of
and Morris streets. at l0h o'clock A. NJ, this day,
the 9th in.t The remains will be taken 10 Tarryto
for lntefment
On Wednesday the 4th inst after long aud painful
lness, Mrs. ELrzAsErH ykSHoRN in the 6stA year OF
her sge
Her friends and scquaintsnces, and these OF the
family respectfully invited to attend her funeral
from her late residences 81 Allen street. Friday the
9th inst, at O'Clock p M
on Wednesday, December 9TH, MicHarL KELtv, q
native of Tuam. County Of Galwsy. ireland.
HE funeral vil take place from the residence OF his
hrothsr. law, John Foy, No. 35s Third avenue be-
tween Twenty teventh and Twenty eighth streets on
Friday. the 9th inst. ct o'clock p NJ His friends
also those Of the ssddlers Society requested TO
attend.
on Wednesday, December 4th, HaRstrr @. wELp, In
FAINT daughter Of the late O. Cummings and Josephine
Weld.
Hsr remains will be taken To Tsrytown for inter.
ment.
On Thurrday, December 5th :. O'Clock A. " .
CHsRIss " son Of Chas H. and Je, sic Murray q red
9 years, menths and days
The funeral will tske place st o'clock this friday
sfter.oon, from No % Rivnston street The frlsuss
Of the family are invited 10 attend.
On Thursday, December sth, Of consumption, UsrAa
The New York herald., 1850-12-06

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..S: s:is i. wi s:s. II: a..y
S:S fss D..
' y brig cSf T., a.
"a bark Georgia Allen, Gsssow brig Argus Ksaa. West
c I%a. s:s Ss
Pnss sssss ssas:s jane Eli,: and s. cros Phi.
'a:lpns nsry cs9fs. ana Pa snys, ILL. rYSsa T.
Rsi :s sss & s:y ss Z. Hs; DOS
is rss:sa
S.iTs r. i.Ss.s
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81: ss Ass. :ss: as'''a s.
ysrp Yss, (sp Bsl.to. B.rosl:aH assas s.atAsrs.s.
His u;
London; Lunets Keene Jsneiro brgs Hssrueu fDaa
s: a.
Apesceds lMexl EsFendsa. LagunA Am mericap Rhoadss
Chagres; Mslbourse Bartlett sYorh Cid ship Titcomb.
HILL Harselss sehrs Melbourne. Everett NYork viz Ats
i.p.s sr,aSs L..b.r: Shagrs Toved sea ssd last.
9th, AM-Arr ships Holyoke, Payne. Havre; Rsbeoca,
fanny Lverpoo Silas Leonard Thompson Port Lavaoa;
bark Pilgrim kobinson Boston; trxs James Gibson tBrh
ier Rum kes seSr Anita tf1l Assiases roS.sao
NEw LONDON. Dee Arr Snetuo ket Smith. Norwich
for NYork; triss Ella Hallet NYork Token.
Prince Bangor for NYeIt sehrs u Hsrrek Grant, NYork
York Niagara Spaudne NYok for Boston, Lseon Pierce.
% do Banquet Wssteut virsniA Newort; Planter,
PApsr stoningtSn for Philadelphia sip Borden. Dun
EEwPoRr Dee sArr schrs Ontario Osborne Camden for
NYork Adene Emanuel, Dishton for Philadelphia Or
ando Bishop Fall River tor do; 4th bark Little Knapp.
NArTucxIr, Dec a-Arr sid Elect. Albany 50, Susan.
Russell NYork sid "a, sohr Pstmyra Fitzsersid do.
ESRTI1H Dec Arr sehr Anti, Fitzgerald, Camden and
NrPorsFr Arr brig zuyder zse Fosses from PHI
ladelphia.
AprLrA, l-Arr brig Marietta shaokford East
port; Anthracite Morley NYork Cid Nary
land Lanshin Nsvari Julia Morre Rsasler. Patterson;
PROVIDENCE, Dec-Arr schr Mary. Miken. Baltimore Wis
Apponaus. Below, soop Renzi Duree, NYorh, via New
port.
PORTSMOUTH (Outer Harsor) Dec Arr sohrs Golden
Rule. Hamilton Bston for NYork Mt Hops for 40:
3d. Dusky Sally Crane, 7homaston port, brix
Helen Ryder. RYDER. from savannah for Portsmouth.
PORTLAND, Dec 5-Arr brig Harriet Gibson Cardenas:
schrs Wilmington, Boston for Calais Huntrs for Eas
eroNneroN. Dec 2-Arr sohr z Smith, Nyork for Man.
tueket Clarion DO for Wsreham; Georgana Albany for
WnaSGros, NC. Nov 3Arr brig Alpine. Treat, MArti-
nique.