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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-09
COMPREHENSIVE.

THE INDIANS IN FLoRIDA.--We have been Ia
vored with The peruss Of letter from an authentic source
sion Of he Iudlsn difeSIde, IN that stse TSis letter
ssses thai the outsiders are al To- ana wnsI more nj
net nss are ISeSH oy hsi S1 Na,S 10 sSSs ON he
Prsir,s and 10 ,epd crops Fish eating Creek Bowegs
snIs n.o as,oT css.s camp 10 INFORM Sn Of @
going scls and Learn When the tofe wooa 90 openo'
ksior Casey took this opportunity OF eemsndtog the maI
Sssr. Ire psres implicated 10 the rider Of boy some
tine sso0 Bowlegs and Assunsh both agreed 10 give
ITEM NO a soon As possible and demanded that when sp
preAsr ssd thsy ahoulS be punhhed- Major Casey had
tgreed that they should be executed his cam 70 me
pteseos. OF The young Indian, ana me Sn0 S S
proceeding 10 justified on The following grounds tn tae
parties BE executed are crue marderers io.I tnei pun
hAment M restrain others and preserve The pesce u VIII
sppease The citizens who entitled 10 this sscrhee ana
hsuy, II the universal law. The exeeaiOn vii De &C,
eOrcing Indian fashion III expected that h,s Vii put
y. o Delss, lsL
INDIANA "SwANP LANps"-We learn from
he I&aHa Statesman Of the sd MI teI sccoSlog 70
he fe1rns Of The Register OF The Land 0ee 81 Winos;
mae hei In he Office Of the Auditor OF State loe toa
seesd q setss Of swamp lands selected 10 nsI asc.
sold ,Des he paassse OF the &C, OF Congress- granting
sesm we STATE, HE proceeds OF which will esoSg 70
Dow 10 e Receivers bands ready enter lads ~ soon
- INC sessenon seonhrmed by The General Government
VIRGINIA DIsTAScED.-While .hey can only
eoss hssoing army Of IS 600 adds tn Vlfslnis VINO
1907 peOns q ysars Of age 10 he sane
coalition. Some hope tor VirsiSis vel
Fort Wayne Qnd) Tines May l.
IRE hoxBoRovGH MURDER-The man arrested
ss,TSo Q. essg The murderer OF the Br,s uy bad
es % ia,soay before Mayor waa,ou Ths story Of harest
on ta ne orrumrsrcss Which saspc agnast hin
&C esa ored es-d they ts,et BY
yssso eg' Sohbg Al al setsd that he .nsss' d.
ess nfassisd k.aA (Phlso kSrth Amsrca9.
~ The line Of the Michigan Southern Rail.
." sssa sstsShAed BY The southern route By Of Whrs
so 'e oiiAs ros,s ,holtsas The s,'ases 70 Cse.Ss
o. South constaat0s, vhee The bead CON
sos tea to1s ABOUT miles westerly eoarss nsa TIA
-easy Of The State line eeors turns '1to latsna Tss
tosa and has aohDg . DO 18th hs Soa.asu osd
soo3 ~ NJ Staus6Sd Ok South Seed on BIS "a hoot
eeesei an the lad through wbeA tbs roAt passes snd
an un. PFvats oaS OF a. come toa y p be
70 s' P.',e th sae' 70 ,hs ia; a1a
- 'so o. TIE 8 gthsru 20 kouroe or Iosts
,.l.H MOB }. K. GiDDING is 10 favor OF the
Aay d "A, G - ininr ao~ e-rs Ne Tsof 3 ~ "-o-
- tsfsn az tsflas9 oif>ssa ~ Z.
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Kfuaston Markets.

KINGSTON, Jamsics, Saturday,, Apru % 1901.
ne bassss. ssf e1rng the past ores.s
has selsy retail cbsrssg5 sn1 Ne have eoess
szsucs 60 report Ibs motst sS
.sR. uc1sr sssnssrr az slsees 70 IN osr last
Tie Import Daty ptsssd both brsechss Of tes Lsie
ara n,s ssss1t fns sohs1as o.
1ayabls srSsr "a ssdAs np3rsf ato As
ss A. sas dung the past Jssr sth tie snssnes ne
dufv "a has 5sss lossed % - v ID
Of "a a. sas ihs former III Werh paehsA ne seesi~sS
cor nsIt -...., ..,.t..
are ar ron b factory Cor puer are fsosh .
sess oznase -fh regard % b- sAn Of ri.ra
gsaf,d ft.s cTops cfcg1st4fe &c 49, IL 80
by shor; Of srtcps,ed ney ~'' - - a4ts2
-. aso sncrtssat.ls that az oEb s ths go =, -
X - sb.@- - q svsz,s labor b. "a -, a. ~
,rsuez ga. e e. % - e-sr,1 :. 20 - b. ta :.
- as. - - -, =, ~. sszsfsSy VI 10 s<a
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BALTIMORE.
The News from Cuba-Tradssnies's strikss-
The "Irenv sun Ofice-City Csurt-sssw
Ae.

The News from Cuba-Tradesnies's sfrfkss-
The "Iren, sun Ofice-Ciy Csurt-sssw
Fruit, &c.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
BALTIMORE. Tuesday, Nay e-P.M.
The news from Havana received by the
Georgia has caused considerable excitement, and
further adyices are looked forward to with great
interest 1t 10 generally supposed that there l.
q combined movement at the South toward con-
ouering Cuba, and there is no doubt but that
there are many daring spirits ready to Join 10
,uch pifatical foray at any moment IL 10 SIN
cerely 10 be hoped that the U. 3 authorities may
he able 70 frustrats this exhibition siso.
The carpenters Of this city are on strike Tor
higher wages. They demand IS cents advance
per day over what they have been receiving
Most OF the employers have acceded to this in
crease, and others will be compelled TO knock
under. The boiler makers cigar makers, brek
layers and other trades, contemplate striking sos
an advance likewise.
The new Iron Building erected on the corner
of baltimore and South ats. by the snterPrisins
propretors of The Sun, 10 one OF the most mag
nifcent and substantial edi6ces in the city. IL
will soon be completed and occupied by TIE Sun
establishment as Newspaper aud job Otoe--
the latter to be OF the most extenJlve character
of anv south of New York strong effort has
been made by our leading merchants and bust
meas no en- TO obtain the removal OF the Post once
into L. but learn tina. it will not be successful
The Postmaster General is unwilling to enooun-
ter the additional expense which would neeessa-
rly follow.
The May Term Of our City Court commences on
next Monday week, and will DO very interest
ing one There are two Murder cases TO be dis-
posed Of, among other important ones
Snow fell q greater part OF the day yesterday,
and this morning in some parts OF the county 10
Law two inches deep Ice was also formed through
the night, and it il thought that all tho fruit 10
killed. greater proportion 10 certainly Loaf
Local news has been extremely dali for week
or two past, little occurring to disturb the quiet
Of the city.
The weather continues cloudy. with prospect
of another North. west snow storm.
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AUSTRIA AND TURKEY.

A dinlomatic Quarrel has broken out between
the Austrian ne mpire and the Sultan OF Turkey,
which has led to the withdrawal Of the minister
of the former from Constantinople. The SGltan
has given ofFense by declaring that he wall not
detain any longer KoSsuth and the other Hunga-
rian Generals-the period Of one year during
which he promised, at Lord Palmerstons sugses,
expired He also sends a bill to Austria for the
expenses of their maintenance, and guarding
them. Beside this, be complains that Austrian
influence has fornented the rebellion IN his bos-
MAN provinces. The said insurreotion appears
now to be pretty well subdued by Omer Pa:ha;
except that few thousands Of the rebels since
the last great battle, have rallied at Blhsc.
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pv.- Cofr''Po1'so'' rrr,rosI saturday, April D.
AsEIE-Wthout any improvement; u - 80 h, Psts.
sex 7Ts - 20 p. er Pots S7s - - - -, ~
S-..S =. 80 s.,s 1uf'e 20 80 -
ght % u 10 Ia stb press a.ssd Tie sa1s' AA ~
tCIse. q ron
Enc larcilou. About 81 aids sFossai 3 % - .
lie euty.
BIzs War ,.-.f.h. fzf -. siccs rhsz
ss have Lts uns4tsiAeiop Fortss vs.k ol
OvHs oar hst circular he Hi. vas ,s9 o.as . ooS
s1c1r % - nass a. re- T., - ost sssk have
hss ,szs eoatuUsd sa.sss, AZ ss ,sc,os srs
fr ID. o. 81 erF0 What -s,,-t ts.r,
ald % per quarter I1aA1 Corr az :. .bsf srcs
vas ar aiietdsncs OF Tie tfass' 1---
orceuzrd. o. t p ....- r ~ 20 r-rs-'.1l
81. 49,. a Ais ane ~ 90 -sets fh'if' -.
- u. 49, --Tas - $3.50. -' = 'f'-, -
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FRANCE.

The President despsirs of obtaining from the
Assembly a revision OF the Constitution. The
whole lss ultra Republicans are opposed to re
vision and the Constitution requires majority Of
three. fourths to alter 1t.
In the French Assembly April 25th. the Yves
tern Railway bill was read for the first time with
some opposition in favor Of constructing and sup
porting Railways Oy the State.
The Republicans will not contest the depart
ment Of the Lsndes, in conformity with their re-
solve 70 protest against the mutistion Of suffrage
hv the law of the Slst May Ii. GuizOt will pro-
baby be returned without material opposition
NJ Duclercg Finance Minister during the June
days, is his opponent
The Steele Organ Of Gen. Cavagnsc) suggests
that Louis Napoleon should resign now in order
TO anticipate by year the dreaded general elec-
ton. that when the present Assembly was dis
.olved there might be an established Executive
The Constitutional on the other hand prints the
rrono.i.ion Of Antoine Morel, an onmanufactur.
a, 70 extend the present Presidentialtern years
mr. Ies;.;mj,ts have concluded for the present TO
.upport the Government
re Committee upon the Paris and Avignon
Railway bill are busily ct work
The question OF the liberty OF public sale OF
Newsnapers came up and Committee were Ap-
nointed upon q proposition Of Al. . axe, amount
ing 10 complete prohibition. Inc minister OF tne
Interior was in favor Of the P'OP0'i'ioh "''4e
modified. ,,.Ls -. .-.;.lo
Al Emile de Girardin has published an article
IN lie Py(sse. in which he gives an unantweraole
refu,ation 20 the absurd assertions OF tne C0H'',
fvfIonrII sud Of the police inspired co7res?ood
enis Of certain ioreisn resetonsFy g0afn~'' "hV
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Desperate Assault.

bOsIUN, EuuTtuHyi My =
For the past day or two there has been consld
erabe excitement among the coored people here relative
10 the conduct Of Of their number named T. Snh
who has op posed before the Committee OF tbs Legss
tre the project Of dorg away In this city OF the separate
school for colored children.
Last nightss Smith was passing through Second o., a.
the end be was suddenly seized 1nfee coored per-
snd aite mpted to put platter bis mouth Smith shug
eed and managed attract the attention OF the watch who
approached when The three assaiann jumped m'o car
risge standing near -.
one OF Them was however, captured. and another has
been arrested this morning n the Court House Upon ins
man srresed last light was found revolver loaded and
CAPPED Their names are McRea and Brown. Smith 10
native OF Boiton.
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MOROCCO

News OF importance has been received from
Morocco. IL appears that the Emperor Adder
r.hmaD, not being able TO raise the usual amount
OF taxes BY reason Of the general distress which
by aPpropriating the means Of his wealthiest sab
Jecs' de has confscated the property OF the
Governor OF Tetuan, formerly Minister Of Foreign
Ahars' and lately deceased. Ben Achouch, Pasha
OF Ietuao, and formerly Ambassador to Paris,
bad been sent for 70 Fee and arrested. Presently
after It was heard that his property had been Sc
,que,trated Much agitation was caused 10 rssuan
by this neHa
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New-York Town Elections.

Warrington CO.-Last Spring the Board OF
Supervisors stood eight Wings to nine OPPosi.
ton this year, ten Wings to seven Opposition
making Wing gain Of three Supervisors since
last year And even the little benishted, ever
Democratic town Of Dresden, has renounced
Democracy and, for the first time "sinoe the
recollection Of man" elected Wing Supervisor
lsalem IN. " Press
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PORTUGAL.

The military rebellion, headed BY the A1rlaLs
s1IpASBA. against the Government ofthe Ooeen
Of Portugal, does not seem likely to gain success,
In several important provinces there has been no
rising The King who Commands the army, VIII
the Duke Terceira, has occupied the fortress o.
SantArem, and the only remaining chance lor ING
Insurgents. namely, the taking possession oil
Oporto, seems all bat hopeless for them; SINCE
the Junta or local rulers ofthat city, cannot agree
TO saldanhas stipllations. On the other nsno
some Of the others and soldiers Of the royal army
are suHpected Of disafeckion.
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CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.

From South Africa we have heard nothing since
the aniv1l Of the Propontis
From Australia We are informed that petition
against the transportation Of criminals is widely
circulated The Irish rebels, Smith o Brien and
Doherty, have gone, with tickets of leave. 10 "a.
side at Hobart Town.
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ENGLAND.

LoEDoS, April 26.-Euter week and no Par
lament.
Mr.. Sergeant Murphy is returned for Cork.
A Protectionist dinner took place at Edinburgh,
but passed without notice.
The public mind begins to be excited upon the
Reform bill new Chartist programme, of
broader scope, has been put forth.
Fifteen thousand spectators are to be admitted
10 the opening of the Great Exhibition.
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The Cuban Expeaisu not Dead yet.


We learn from Jacksonville that the Cuban
Expediiionisis ough dormant not dead yet There
has been great deal OF money spent aud the enterprise
Suspended without considerable regret Amoug the par
ties themselves and their sympathfzers. IL 10
though that there yet be descent Cuba
there hiss been Interference with pans the Gulf
SIDE IL will be difficult hereafter cd Any fault with
Government or lack Of prompude 10 the arrest OF this
Expedition. Il rumored here mas o. -S. a.. s.S
arrested a. savannah bat nothing coua % as
him There 10 70 probability Of This 'cneme oe'ng per-
marsnty auau1Creo.
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SWEDEN.

The Chamber has voted the Abolition OF INC me
customs privileges which were enjoyed y sne
Trapsatlsntic commerce. They hsvS. prov So
ally rejected the abolition "a Ta'se p tnS p,ou ,
I.tive duties. reserviue 10 themneivm me po"s'
q admitting cash a-Eicle 20 assIAiA1-' ia
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NETTING OF THE LABoRERs.-About the LIST
Of the pFeseut month demand sde by the laborers.
(hod carriers he for additional shing per day 10 tho
wsges hey then receiving The master mssons sub
than OIL per day and stated their reason that The demand
for lAborers services did not warrant such course In
aborers assembled IN large numbers the Old Sixth Ward
Hotel In Pacific st. tuesday evening sst 10 express
their sentiments In regard TO the matter There we're pro.
badly about SEQ prese and addresses delivered and
resolutions adopted among which Il The following which
explains their reasons for an Increase Tor wsgosi -
eored fhat In consequence OF the high price OF provf
sous even such required for Tho paines support OF
our families and the now high rate OF rents, We, me
Lsbore OF the City Of Brooklyn cannot support oar tsm
lies and cannot work for lees Than nine shilngsa
Oher resolutions OF ke nslure were passed, and NO
meetu z adjourned to meet Friday evening.
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SPAIN.

Spain 10 all over excitement, with the impeha'
ing general elections.
MApRID, APRIL l7.-It is said that Genera
F.partero il about to quit bis retirement and 20
take a part again in public Affairs ne IS ex'
pected 70 be nominated President Of the Progress
sist Directing Committee for managing the coming
electiops
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FRoK JAXAIcA-We have received files off,
Kingston Morning Journal TO the lst inst Ine
cholera Is still lingering in the parishes Of ~
James, Hanover, and other parts Of the 'And--
No local news
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FROM NASSAU, n. P.-ws have files Of the
BAHAMA Herald, ofNassau' N.r7 20 sne -S' ei''
There is no. single item of news sufficiently I'M
pofkant IN copy.
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c Il A R 7 | : NJ .
Dates from Liverpool April 90 London
26th, Paris 2Jth.

The British mail steamer Europa, Capt Lott
arrived yesterday morning from Liverpool, whence
she sailed on Saturday noon the Goth alt.
The news is not very important.
Cotton has declined
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SARDINIA.

After three days discussion in the sardinial
Chamber Of Deputies, the Protectionist party na'
been routed. and the commercial trsAHes VIZ
England and Belgium have been carried bg tn
umphant mt jority.
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By telegraph to the New.York Tribune.
Governor Of Connecticut.

HARTFORD, fhursdsy, Nay :.
Seymour opp has been elected Governor Of
the State by one majority.
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SWITZERLAND.

In the Swiss cantons, discreditaole steps nave
been taken TO arrest refugees from ADJOINING
countries. who have been harbored there.
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- The name Of Abingdon Center Pos. O#'e'
Luzerre sosr-y Fsrr' .7'r'a ''' ''eo 'a''se' 70 D
very.
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THE GREAT EXHIBITION
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v.,.;;..;.it' H.; ~. .ev.,.l scsol q

felOuuon " adOpIed WkI mo t'FcFH StHoOI Ouul-
mees have the power close the Schools the day OF
sunday School Anniversaries shortly AFTER which the
Board adjourned.
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DECLINE IN COTTON.
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To Nsw-OrIeans and back In Four Hours.

The news by the steamship Europa has just
reached here by the O'Rielly line. Ii is too
early yet to state what effect il will have on the
market.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

BOARD OF EDUcArIoS.-At the regular meet
Ing hsd Tuesday evening the saperntsndeas saot-
led bis Quarterly Report which contains variety OF
uAucal Information in relation The Schools and repre-
cent? them bepg IN very satisfactory stats Of efficiency
and useuress On the sub Of school discipline tie
peTnterdent remarks thai The character o(hs discipue
maintained particularly Ia the female departments o. The
Sc oois has recently mant.lned oy o.hsr
means Than eoTpogeal punishment the difference, how
ever, between the boys and the srls very great many
OF the former being spoiled before they 10 school,
which renders The sssk goveFnug hen without coercion
hopeless Punishm euL 10 Ill shoad be limited BAT
when otner methods OF correction have ALLIED both expe
Renee snd Inspiration teach not 10 spare the rod,
The report OF the Nisng Committee for the month OF
April speaks In high terms OF The general aspec OF The
Schools bat complains OF the bed arrange ment and
crowded state OF the budings 10 come locsngespare-
arly Of The over crowded rooms Ia Nos and = and
Of The insufficient ventilation ard recommendation The
Committee Of Thirteen. 10 whom wss ported bach al The
amounts be raised for The year. made
' 81 IA ,s.,..".nry Statement ~ the 6nancal eoad
ensuing year Several amendments made 10 the re
port amer wh.ehii presented the following exhibIt:
Total Indebtedness. -. eos GO ~
In The Treasury TO various Schools. ..... SSoS %
Urcolected axes .....................6yI e vi
Five Loi OF Ground owned by No Is,
TO be Vo-Sio,oSo III
Balance. .slssa @
Special wants Of The District $3.50 %
EnlHging Nos and 7..................... lSoeV -
Purchasing two School sites. 5000 20
Building School House In FINN ward lAoee 90
Buildrg Colored School No. 2............. 9eoo 20
Total saAs<1 90
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
ONE WEEK
LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.
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nFOPLES, FIRE INSURANCE CO.,

n Of the City Of New.York, Office us CsnsM Sreo
plst Bank Building) insures Buildings merenanose'
.sn., Ios. or damage by Fire on the most favorable
Nam. All Losses promptly adjusted and psie.
" DIRECTORS
Jsreniab TerbeI Gideon De Angels Charles X rlolson
s yn.n.n c.mnhsI, Ismess Brouwer VIM. NJ Wilson,
- ~ 49,. n ~ slokes Abraham Leggeit,
I'm ~. vsjvar,op To,hsm G Meeker Matthias Clark,
Henry 8 Ferbell VIM Coming, Thomas WInialns'
n.y. Craze Solomon Banta Edward p. Clark,
Holm Maze Charles Crane, Mortimer brown,
Svsn - yo1nrg. Georre Warner Robt C. VOORHEES,,
Sns s,sohsns S,bristopher GwyerP. j. BonesIeei,
e,roon gb.adler William J. Buck, Alfred Barmore,
Edward Nelson, John MoneyPenny,ches u moineio'
@ H. Hubben, Geo UIsnn; ruorrY p,..,dao,
Mar. n Iron.nn Recretary AL lmMW&F
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RnreIm Ports.

At Panama INST Winthrop Psase, for Valparaiso
Yera Cruz S7th u brig Hsnuphar 81 aplsy I'm NswYoE dg
would eavs Der return Jan b. SD bth INST brig Uaou Hu'eh
AT caao Nov am ship Eliza Adams. Deano ssa Francisco
Tor Chncha lslsnds TO load guano' for England al, A.,
Trinidad Jan banks American, Ads Portand 9th, Mary
Yarnsy surgss do 9TH Hero Wydeman Liverpool SID 9Th brig
Kunegnnee, (Breml Lorsnren, New York. .
SID I'm Kingston Ja Jan 9th orig Telegraph Reh m New forE)
Mansaaa sth brig LSsDg. Parsons N.-YorI loh
Mnna Bsml Ermaud Nsv-Yoi brig jerome Land,
DO sid uppoed eth orig Persia, Robins Boston, 18TH brig o
Arr at maiaiss Jan III brig, Hold. cogs.s Havana
Dodd Gsmau 9th bht Hec soupe HeT York bg Logan,
epcs susan Jane Mouon Porto Rico 10TH Sarah Onsy,
RemcL Boston, bgs Mdows Dunnng Portland nth Ggnsre
10Th sch Louisa Margaret Bsyoor, Norfolk lin, brig Poeer,
krr Nuvta Jan sd brig Solomon Eaton Spear York
Art Es:.s |s9 @ r es h kS Ss 2 Ss
Robert GTdaeI NswPoh lsoa PSea FanAo5 Martha
P.s saa%dos Pos sss Fa Hasdoel do
Charles Edward Base New Yors; Patterson LnnsLen Eli
Kelley Boston, h brig some Watson Charleston, Delta Means,
Mob L. SD 10Th baks m"saa, or Murgeea New Osans M
Aysor sp Mssry 10 9h or 18th sch Forest King schroeder
New YorE 18Th bans PLidspba DlSsacs Wood
bury, Poftaudj sch Sea Gun Bach, New YOrk
Al 90 jan i4.ch Mars Ellen wooInbam orleiusI 10th
bres Ysnle sma Mscas NaacS Pasted church MosIe So
Pscsc Jsrv orleans and sd ism for chsgss Gsorss Porsr
ny and CID Ish o Chagses brgs Denna woodbury. Boston,
Calcutta, crt. Del Cain Sid 10Th sch Fak Gardner
nah 7h bsh Falmouth sherman Cardsnas 18th, bark ha
Winthrop, Blanchard, Mariei and Boston
At Rum Key, Jan l3Br brig Elizabeth for New York. sans
day.
Nassau, Jan 49, scs Enterprise Boyd from Chsgrss,
for Hswfo vita rs passengers repnng of Bostonl CULVER
from Honduras, repairing
sayans JAN bngs Mormon Leach for York ready
John French, ldg; James W Elwel, do
Arr Cardenss Jan 3d. bIg Sarah Yose Drsko Boston, 4h
Noks Ncke starsp IT. Ysior Pars Frankfort sch Fisk Gall
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