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1t merely states that Singer stabbed man

in the neck
After some arguments on the part OF the
defence TO show the want Of responsibility in Stanley
the Of Singer Justice Kidney states that there
tw charges against The prisoner one i1r having
been rioter at nccarty's, the affidavit Of Sarah
Me0arty. and the other for stabbng on AFFIDAVIT OF Pa
trick Stanley The counsel contended that the trcter
OF the principal Stanley should b. taken into
consideration well the testimony-that Others
could be produced 10 show that he wanted to be bought
over from appearing on the trial as evidences but the
Justice overrued
Henry schnades and Francis Kaelmer then
called out to to the charge OF having taken part
in the Hoboken riot Sarah McCary called upon to
identity Francis Kaelmer. Sh. testified as follows
do not recognise the prisoner, Francis kaclmsr, AS
having been among those who made the attack
McCarty's house on Monday the 10Th of May the
whom in Jail and whom ! recognized as OF tbs
rioters was fatter the face than the person whom
now see; l do not believe it is ehe man.
The prisoner then fully discharged, and his bail
relieved from further responsibility Sarah McCary
former affidavit now in the hands NJ Justice Kidney was
that she had seen Casper Singer aud Francis Gambler en-
gagged in the riot and that she had reeosnzed them in
the Bergen jail.
Henry Schnades WIS next called up. and Michael Nc
Carly sworn who testified follows - To the best Of
my knowledge l this man (Schnadesl at the rear
part Of the German crowd when the attack being
made my house; lie had no club in his hand
not whether he assisting the Germans in the at
tack, or whe her he endeavorng pacify them;
several Germans in the crowd trying lead the riot
Of their party and to prevent their nurng
premises; cannot recognise schnades parcipitor
in the riot The rest of witnesses testimony merely
repetition of that given by him ut the
Nothing having been proved to justify his commta or
retention for further examination, Henry Schnads
discharged and his bail relieved
Casper Singer again called out and Sarah McCarty
brought forward to testify to his identity of the
rioters but being able to recognise him of the
party he fully exonerated from the charge preferred
against him a roter. lie is still retained, tae
charge of having stabbed man in the neck.
Next Thursday, at4 p NJ, then appointed for the
further examination Of Jacob Grossarth Samuel Lback
Philip Piesel, Jacob Papst, Philip Long, and Ad,lph
Gambler, all of whom at liberty bail. II il
probable that all of these will be fully discharged and
effort will be made to inyalidae the evidence Of Pa
rick Stanley against Singer the only solitary individual
in custody charge Of being connected with the
rs,t
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NEWS BY TELEGRA p H.


MATTERS AND THINGS All THE cApfroL--ruE cABl-
NEr-cl RIous ArpoINruENr--MuNlcIPAL E1-Ec-
TON, ElC.
WAsfuNGTON, June 2, ls5l.
Elk Governor Young has just left, having finished his
business lie discaims all connection with the Van
Wyck and Bailey matter Several New York politicians
remain The talk is, that Corwn and Conrad must and
Webster ought to- leave the cabinet
Secretary Stuart attended the menagere to-day and
laughed at the monkeys. His appointment OF young
Lang don who is only nineteen years old as Examiner
in the Patent Office ut salary Of fifteen hundred dol
lars is loudly complained Of Langdon's father is an
ultra democrat, and did not want his boy appointed
Who did it!
Robert 4. Roche to-day elected City Collector,
beating William E. Howard They are both wings and
the contest very close The Office is worth $4,000
per William s. Mccormick Register, and Hen
ny w Bull, Surveyor, supposed to be reelected
The United States Treasury statement exhibits funds
subject to draft, amounting to sli259,21i, Of which
over S2000OoO in New York.
The Of John Thompson aged nine years, was acct
dentally drowned in the canal yesterday.
General Persifor i Smith has arrived here.
During the month of May, eight hundred dollars was
contributed towards building the Washington Natona
Monument.
The denial of the albany Register to the appointment
of John c. Spencer to be Commissioner to adjust Calfor
mia land titles only manests its ignorance and the lit
tie confidence Mr.. Spencer places in Jerome Fuller Mr..
spencer's appointment sent off last Monday. L. of
course, know nothing about his acceptance OF it,
perhaps it is Joshua A. Spencer of Utica, instead of
John G. Spencer, Of Albany.-Ep. HERALD
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From BOSTON,.
.rrARY cELEBRATIoN-THE sHADRAcH RESCUE
CASE, ETC.

MILITARY CELEBRATIoN-TIIE sHADRACH RESCUE
CASE, ETC.
BosroS, June 2, 1851
The Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company cele-
brate their q 9Th anniversary day by parade
tillery election, sermon, and dinner. Gen Wool and
his aid Capt. Mclean, who arrived here Saturday
night, reviewing the company on the Common
Also Gen Shields, of ssouri, Capt Shields of She.
mans battery of flying artillery aud Governor Boutwell,
with his staff The display is quite imposing General
Wool and other invited guests will dine with the COM
pany.
The testimony in the Fugitive Slave rescue closed
to-day, and little past twelve o'clock the Hon John
p Hale commenced the closing argument for the defence
He assumed inst, that the government was bound to
prove the allegation that Shadrach bona de a slave
under the laws Of Virginia at the time Of the rescue
secondly. that he escaped from Virginia into Massachu
stts md legally under arrest here He alluded to
the feeling and law in Virginia in regard to slavery and
paid her compliment for her beraty in all where
slaves contending for their rights and he ouly
wished for Scott he prisoner) that he might have
fair and impartial trial here he would have in Old
Virginia Many points Of the Fugitive Slave law Mr.
Hale alleged to be unconstitutional but in the present
he would contne himself the defence under the
law il lie then preceded take up the several
counts in the Indictment aud argued them separately
sustained by the law and evidence. Before he
cluded the court adjourned.
At the dinner of the AIcent and Honorable Artillery
ComI In Faneuil Hail. this afternoon speeches
made by General Wool General Caleb Cushing Colonel
Isaac Wright, and others. At the election of Officer
Gen Gushing was chosen commander OF the company.
The trial OF stephen d. Cary for the murder of George
Haywood the Depot Master ut Lincoln Massachusetts.
in December last, commenced to-day at the Supreme
Court in East Cambridge. The prisoner ably defended
but the testimony against him is overwhelming Tac
trial will occupy two or three days.
answering the description of McNalty. the
murderer Of Charles Smith arrested ut Anthem on
aiurdsy last Officers have been to identify him
Mr.. Burlingame proprietor Of the Brighton Hotel is
not DE- ad. reported on Saturday last.
Ii Is said that the Hon. j. Z. Hale will commence
summing up for the prisoners to morrow.
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s4,s7s;l3s
4,5O5,635
S9.3S3,713



Total exports for the month S9,3S3,773
II will be that the shipments of specie have been
nearly equal the shipments of merchandise and that
the aggregate very large The import returns for the
month have not been made up yet, but the aggregate
will not much exceed the exports The value of foreign
dry goods entered this pert for and with
drawn from warehouse for the month of May,
S234s1 against 9o4 for the corresponding month
last year This shows falling off Of nearly four hundred
thousand dollars in this item The aggregate will not
vary much from that for the month Of May, 1850 1t
appears by the above table Of exports that there has
been better distribution of shipments than usual, and
it with pleasure notice that export trade with
the different countries Of Central and South America
steadily increasing.
The Of gold and silver exciting good
deal of interest. but apprehension anxiety exhi
bited in financial circles at the monthly reports Of
shipments from this port The expectation has been
large but the receipts have been nearly pond
ing The shipments of gold dust from San Frau
CISCO in each of the first three months of the past
ayaI.-
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IyrriLio@Ncr rHoN BsHa.-Ths steamship Pacific
Captain Bs,ieT from sew York for California arrived
ut Bahia on the 9Th q April In passage Of cighesn
days She reached tile equator In fourteen days ssd
twelve hours. Captain put into Bahia for supply of
coal and vou1 proe t. Valparaiso without touching
ct Rio
The p excited much attention at Bahia and wa witt
cd by the Governor and the United states Consul With
tbeir ladies and large number Of influential ctzens
who partook n a collation. on board.
Mrs Mschsdo. passenger for Rio, died on board ,he
z " arcpy;shs day previous e rcachng port
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The Astr Place Opera House was to have opened this
evening with the opera Lucia di Lamrncrmcor but 10
consequence o. accident TO Beneventsno Lucrezia
Borgis has been substituted. In this opei Boso has
already highly distinguished herself and Betin i T.
appear in Il as Gennaro very great trcst may b. ex
p,eiei The II Marctzc should open with bril-
hancy and doubt not that the lovers Of the opera
viii BE- 'tendsnoc IN the fl iosce d beauty fashion
and itteHg4'.e.
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dacts by baoyant. There had been no
change in the money markets. in the rates Of inFrest
important movement in the precious metals
The Delaware and Hudson Canal Company have de-
elared u semi annual dividend Of five per cent.
The United States Treasurers exhibits funds
subject to draft amounting TO sl4259,74, Of which
little over sl3ooooo are deposited in Philadelphia and
over S20ooOo0 in New York.
The annexed statement exhibits the value of merchan
disc exported from this port for the month of May dis
nguishing the amount Of shipments each country =
connrRcr PoRr or New YoRK-ErroRrs Yoa
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From lSallimorc.

PAIL OF nuILprNc-pEraETrrE or plsrNe' SHED
PERSONS, Ere.
BALTIMORE. June 2, 1851.
building, High street, fell down this evening,
just after the workmen had left. Four children lad
narrow escape One little girl caught In the ruins
but was rescued, slightly injured.
We have no mail south Of Raleigh To- night
Mr. srhenrk. Minister to Brazil aud family Mr. Clack
Secretary Il legation Rev. Mr. Bttenper Chaplain 10
the Navy and Mr. Pcndeton charge 20 Buenos Ayres,
arrived in this city to-day from Washington. They will
leave for Norfolk whore they will embark board the
United States steamship susiuohsuna, Lound for Rio
frr
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n nm Iunn 2. ISL.

UtirtNop N juno :, M
The tses II Howard street -four to-day reached 500
bairsls ut - ~ and Of city Mills oO barrels Il -
aTis GRAINS unchanged
Brr.Lo. June 2. ISL
The receipts If the past forty -eight hour. have
be- n--fiour 30op barrel. wheat $500 bushels; corn
q COO bush,s There has been moderate denaud for
four with sales Of Michigan ri 81 so Prime wheat has
i.en in demand. hut common descriptions were duh,
with downward tendency, saes 900 bushels AZ 'ec
soc for Ohio and asc for Chicago. Corn Il heavy ow-
ing 10 aree receipts 5000 bushels sold IT i6c for mig
ell Western. Whisky h steady ut lie for Ohio.
Preirhts without change.
hisAvY, june 2, 1851
Tie receipts since last haTs been fulowsfour,
800 barrels wheat 1880 bushels II 600 bushels
There ha been good busines doing IN hcur the sales
we're go barrels 81 ~ II for Michigan; and - ~
81 Is for pure Gene-ec Prime wheat Il 10 fair demand
for filing, 1900 bushels sold at 81 IL for Genesee.
10 600 bushels Of sold at 55c for mixed Westers
and 56c for round yellow. oat stccdy 100 bush
els changed hands at ACC. Whlkey u unchanged.
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Malls for EurOpe.

The British mail steamship Africa, Captain Ryrie will
leave this port to noon for Liverpool Her mails
will close at half past 10 o'clock in the morning. The
NEw YoRK HERALD, printed in French and English will
be published at hafpast o'clock. Its contents will
brace the important Of the week Messrs Edwards
Sanford Co., Of Liverpool and London, and Mr.. B. H.
Revolt Of Paris will receive subscriptions aud adver
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NINtINNiIIi JUhr : INJI.
From Yucst it is reported that the Indian warfare
Is fast drawing a close The Indians had sustained
bloody defeat Bacalos where they utterly routed
by the whites.
The Hon Thos Corwin arrived home on Friday night.
We have signs Of cholera this city; the
the river chiefly confined 10 emicrants
by advices from New Orleans. learn that exPresi-
dent Herrera Ia former despatch from New Orlcaus said
ex.rresdent Pendrazal died in the city Of Mexico
the Eth inst
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Gournud,s L,an,d Hair Dye Instantly con.

vert1 red hair 10 blown black Courapd italian
Aedieatsd Soap tan rmres free ke. eruptons etc.
Courauds f0udre Subtitle eradicat.s hair from upper lips
face, any part of the body-warrantsd Gourauds III
euid Rouge for pale lips and cheeks Lily White Hair Re-
storatve etc., all found at Dr. FELIX COCRAUDs
old isbhed Laboratory ~ Walker street hrt store fro
DroadN CAlle naer - south 1hifl treet, PAdeph
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TWENTY-FIVE DISTRICT.
IuIAc., June ., 1851.
The election Is so clos. In this district that nothing
short Of the official count will decide 1t here believe
tina, willims is elected thus :Tompkins is majority
for Williams; Yates majority for Stanton Seneca, Is
majority for Williams Giving " Villains i've majority In
the district.
Iwg~ry-stXIu DISTRICT.
J.rrpRsoS, Chemung county May IS. 1851.
Returns from steuben insure Guinnp election in this
district by about 100 majorty-sll the towns having
been heard from. The above l. undoubtedly correct
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he great accordeonss Of o2 Chatham street intend chat
Longing their playthe accordion for
They have kindly volunteered their services in aid Of
the Actors Order Of Tiendship at the National and the
Jonrneymen Carpenters Strike Of Phasepha Trpler
Hall ths evening.
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Tnr LATE FArAL AcciDENr ~ THE Paterson
AMI RAMAro RA'LRoAD-We publish elsewhere,
to-day the testimony before the jury of inquest, re-
lativc to the late fatal accident On the Paterson
And Rsmapo Railroad, near Bergen, in New Jer-
Hy The facts show degree Of careessness,
which, for the sake Of humanity, u no other consi-
ders ion, calls for better regulation Of the Affairs
OF tn -ond
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Pianos for the MilIIon.-The American

Piano Forte Company supply Piano Fortes for the million,
and feasible All who want Pan0s-ail
who hire expect TO hire should subscribe their
Three dollars month will insure and beautiful
Piano worth $500 in comparatively short period. The
Company receive but hundred and the number
WILL in all probability lie completed during the week. Over
seventy already received The books will remain
open during the week at the office, Lafarge Bainsl $50
broadway, room No. D.
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CsrRo, Ill, May so, ISL
Cholera has broken out the lower Mississippi
The steamer Pride of the West arrived from below
crowded with emigrants, amongst whom twenty four
deaths occurred together with eight cases which pro-
mise 10 terminate favorably.
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dsshng Summer Hats dress and uudress) the fol-
lowing Rocky Mountain Syery Beaver. White Brush.
Silver Brush French Gre, Beaver French Felt (wte and
drah) Snow White Panama. Leghorn. Dunstabe Diamond
Braid Rice Straw China Pearl with styles origi
and other, cool Cap On the whole, By
the extern i've aud elegant stock in this city.
CENIS, I'll Broadway, opposite St. Pauls-
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Victims dyspepsia shsuld give ths
pound trial tie efficacy ~ Graduating THIS ditrcs-iag
has been wonderful and have yet 10 hear
the fret where ts has tecn atobdcs rh
r.tts II s. but ATTY cents bottle that the
q economy. need object 90 test IT, u
Nc ed either Wholesale retail at the pr,prc
tors principal 0aire. ~ Fulton street.
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home last week from late In the evening,
knocked down with the heavy end Of wooden water
spout, which he hourhiug about and calling upon
night him. II observed, however when he
got home, that hi, hat had suffered injury all.
good reasont oae OF knox kats which weather aud
blows cannot epcil.
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from the Of possessing the nature Of woocn
this highly
atei The Zephyr goods 20 be had at the New York stock
ing Factory, ot B0wery the purpose Of heavier
woollcu, most delightful 70 elastic,
able when washed and for comfort and health
valuable.
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ngae about efo her the excitement
her account should not prevent ladies and gentlemen
from visiting the New York Daguerrean Gallery No. 2}3
Greenv arclay where the cheapest and
best Dasuerreotypes in the city may be had.
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Ysr invited 70 xamine the stock Of Dressing
Cases They the most compact useful article the
Kind Manufactured all that is necessary the
toilet Of the most fsstdious SAUNDERS, E Broadway
corner 0: Liberty ST., aud SS7 Broadway.
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examine stock Of unequaed assortment OF Stoves We
have iut got Air tight Cooking Stove for 1851 the
ODD Fellow. Aso Elk Ies Of which
used with without the only thing Of the kind In
market ABENDAOTu. BROTHERS. III Boetman ST.
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opposite the Hospital established in lSs by Louis d limo
lat from Paris, for the ot rheumatrns, colds
tions a the skin Tits u the established and only
genuine suphur bath In hi, city We refer Dr yaen
tine htt Naoh6 Bos.vek Wallace Berger and the prn
Cipl JhJ slcianr In this city.
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eharge All th0sc ryrron. afflicted disease unate 70
this remedy Watts totsl will be
tered upon The books free th week only he Doctor
Greenwich street from AN to2Pn. B-fer-ons arc
under Obligation. l. NOT charity. The Health Com
mtee hears she Busnss- depot tu1 Nassau street.
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A Ere occurred at West Troy last night, which do
stroyed large wooden building belonging to Horace l..
Day Two dwellings and three barns also destroyed
The loss IL $4,000, which i covered ly insurance
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Cloths from 70 two yards wide at D. and Is per yard
beautiful Ingram Carpets at IS a. and 5s yard three
ply CARPETS d. Cd 1s and s. per yard No % Bow
egy, HIRAM ANDERsO S-the celeb rated largest and
cheapest estabhne in the United States The greatest
bargains ever offered.
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Los. OF Hair can he cured or prevented

b tie ne ofBoyes Hyperion Fluid When the early man
fetatoH Of tsdness IL checks their
IL gthcns and beiues tile hair aud has
restore 10 when all hopes ~ lost Sold by
the nysRtor william Bosle, 20 Washington street Boston
sand, iD Fulton street Rusht0n, Clark Co.. rs Broad
way; Cary y Co. and brigham Day, Pearl street. New
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The CABINET AND THE MEXICAN CLslAis.--Will
these funny Developments never have an end
VIII the amusing mystery never be fully solved
Every day the valuable Washington letter writer.
add something to stock Of information, or coz.
rect some Of their previous mistakes. Mr.. King.
map. Of the Journal u Commerce, who hold. an
Office not Ear from Mr.. Corwin's, has the fol-
lowing
wssmvcros, May 81. 1851.
II l. positively asserted to-day that the Secretary Of
the Treasury has not offered TO psy back the stoco to
Nr George Law and does not intend To do IT, but that
on the contrary he has instituted investigation into
the who's atouts ana hovabous Of the missiog thirty
thousand dollars.
Again. the valuable letter writer 81 the Tribune
whose name l. Hector Slieyegammon, Of Sieve
Cannon, Or Walter Won Twoulc, al.o occupying
fat Office IN one Of the departments, writes as
follows
w4sufys rov. Sunday. Juuo /. 1851
Upon examination q The papers showing aynients 70
purchaser ct Mr CCrpins counsel fees In the be
fire thr Mexican ccmmision.ra Il arpsars that Mr.
George Law Profits Just one hundred dollars by the
purchase Mr. Curwius avails for two years labor
hr Webster Who wa enjoyed In some cases With Mr.
Corwin ard in nearly Oh q the heavy cases realizes
very large o,s other Distinguished counsel have also
done tandsomtiy
Dir webster aid IN this connection . hort time
since hat BE- thought Il quite much within his pro-
vince Senator yTUrrc ute suits Va courts commits
stoned o. Congress a. 10 the surr, the Court.
just aud impartial Disappointed claimants only,
find fnut Lawyers here ar laughing at tar idea Of
Congress investigating and revising he preceding o.
court ~ hsl ew@rl- The prposai to Investigate the
accounts q counsel with their clients 4 still more
amusing In IT, verdancy
There !. n Number Of most extraordinarily con-
fic,ng statements. both a. to men and money.
Why don't you publish the papers, Il you see them
One says that Mr.. George Law only claims 800
another n'm1tcs that BE- has Loot, already, $4,000,
besides 10000 more which Mr.. Corwin won't pay
back. VIVA; The naked facts in all these state.
mentsl FubliSl the papers. some politicians
think that raioaauo always fair game, and
that The Ices Mr. Law pca AZ Of hi. losses 10 politics,
the better for his profits in steamers. The real
truth IL, that all have made money, except the irst
digger, out Of the facts for the R51sJc and other
parers, whose bill Of $4,000 aud 10 cents il not
yet psid-nor will be.
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Glasses for beginner Will be formed this evening for
gentlemen, at the Nh Al Aeaeemy 40 Allen street. Also
Saturday At o'clock for boys. Free for two
Instruments furu ned. l.. A. BENJAMIN, Princ ipal.
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no CAPITALISTS And oTMERs DEsIRors on MAk

. y
ing money The subscriber offers for sale the whole
part valuable recently cured and which
into general there is nothing to conflict
with; and saving of three ourths the labor
aFpet as can he satisfactorily hosn TO Tie price
OF the entire right Of the Quilted States Is $1,000 while
will he worth 10 tile people of this State alone than
100000 The model is exhibition for few days
rooms of the Mechanic Institute OF Bowery and hi
vision street wlre also the patentee be
ing for "
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restetfuy vited examine this choice selection tres
sombe the variety is beyond all doubt the greatest the
city the most beautiful work in shell And
sutAio horn Combs repaired and made 70 order.
A. ky.S SAUNDERS.
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Naval Intelligence.
Fire NJ Troy

NoBrors June 1851.
The rni.ed States sloop q vrr jamestown. Captain
Downing bound 70 Brazil via Madeira, sailed yesterday