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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-26
MURDER AT

MURDER AT SOUTHAMPTON, PA-About n
oc,ok on the nigr OF the I'D inst man. namei Jere
ana residing with his family in Uherspic was draueed
from bis house into the street by two men and woman
club or kicked with heavy boot which was found near
BY His body was then dragged abont quarter OF q
niue and thrown Into the woods among mass or undcr
brufh, where was discovered next morning The mar
dsrcrs have not Jet been arrested.
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Markets,
LorpoS MorEY MARKEI, Auousr 1.-two O'CLOCK p
There has been further rise In the English funds az
a per cent Consols after being done at eS have gone
gp,, at which price there sellers Tho re-
dussd threes after touching s9 In the transactions
have gone up 70 p97S The "a per cents 1927
Bank stock lower as. India bonds, SIS. COS. prem
March exchequer bills, 74s It's prem. June do, ess
prem; csnsos for the 6th Sept account, 9sL p9L In
oegn stocks Buenoe Ayres has been done at TO- Mexi
ssn marks better price. spanisb deferred y There
- been great deal OF business In railway shares
higher prices In Great Western there rise Of ~ per
~snsi London and North Western u per cent; South
W,srn about per share; Midland a. South Eastern
soo iosh and Norsh Midland, about ~ The French
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Bank OF England.

Bank OF England.
An Account pursuant TO the Act 7h and sth Victoria
ssp u, Tor the week ending on Saturday August !,
IssuE DEpAkTmxTr.
Ietss ksuea. .E% 10 Government Debt n 0I5 100
Other securities 29sa, 800
Gold coin and bui-
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halaAr pepper. At sd Is Penang cloves
SucAR.Jn the absence Of public sples Importance
the business IN West India has been The extent OF 5000
Bengal and Mauritius 1850 boxes Havana al auctiea
have been portlyreazed from as for mddlng 10 36 Cd
for good strong yellow 500 boxes white Havana have
and four cargoes brown Brazil have beed sold aoat viz.
5S37 boxes Havana at Dos for liz up TO 22s Sd for No
ID for near potts. soc bags brown pernams st l5s 3D.
TsLLow Is fz1ner at 3es 3gs Sd for 81 Petersburg Y.
o. on the spot, and 3es for last three months
1Ea-Pubc sales Of is 6e2 pkgs were held yesterday.
when with fair prices were upon the whole
Wen supported, and 600 pkgs found buyers Congous
showed no alteration, but only few sold Com
slightly lower; but medium qualities Of Hyson and
fine Gunpowders
TN.-Britsh is 3s desSer We quote Block oos, Bars
s1s Refined 93s; Banca SIS 3D., Straits Sts At Rot
terda 5O0 sabs have been sold at 81 francs Plates
steady L. Z. Coke 22s 3D. to 23s.; @. Charcoal 2Ss
TuRpfNTsr.-small parcels Of rough command SIS, Cd.
Spirits In fair request at 34 Cd to 5ss 3d. for British
WHAIEBoSE.-we hear Of no sales, and prices for the
JAMES A'HENRy's CIRCULAR.
LIvERPooL, August 10, 1852
Bacon keeps in moderate retail demand at the quota
TONS large parcels only be moved at Is to q. de-
cline Pine beef IL saeable at full prices though the
inquiry Ia not by any lively IS Of late the deal
err being well stocked Pork droops under increasing
supplies Fine cheese would sell readily IL here Lard
s nominally unchanged the transactions being snim-
pot.Ant Bark is neglected Oils very steady. In
nothing doing In taow the business has been
aooerate at previous value. Rice has been In active
''ggues. at an advance Of Cd. to Cd
wt puoy ancy In -four and wheat advised as ruling
bois,sr sne atlantic saed Increased daily with cold and
scayssv ~.a,her but to-day there is less doing ut
rangs. 49, Irene prices paid during the week Flour
hao, ron us Cd 10 22s for good brands and white
shows ne ser. 80 per 70 bs red 3D. less Indian
ihsre ms continued good steady demand for cotton
~ y" 80 RON Tic trade, specuitors snd exporters
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

TUESDAY, February l4-6 p NJ
BGEADsrurrs -Flour continued depressed, and the
sass did exceed 1000 bbls.-superfne Canadian, in
bond at 81 e7 ordinary to choice State with common
to good Southern, at 81 Elk So 0o4 and mixed to
fancy Western ct 81 es So 1sI per Dbl. few lots
Of -four changed hands, at So 6S 50 75 with $50
bbls. Jersey meal at So 37 SO 432 and 5000 bushels
white Genesee wheat terms not secertaned Rye and
barley ruled dull At old rates Northern oats were In
slow request at 42hc Acc. Corn seemed lower, the
operations being under II 800 bushels-mixed Western
st $50 and yellow southern At Csc eec per bushel
Co1ror-The market continued steady, with sales Of
5000 bales at decline Of 40 to &c since the arrival Of
the Cambria.
FRrIeHrs Prom zoe SEQ bales Of cotton were
gagged for Liverpool at I'D and about 1000 barrels OF
flour at L. % For grain I'd ths range, while
some vesees 1ked Cd For Glasgow cotton was engaged
ut I'D and 200 barrels -four at Is Cd. For Antwerp,
ashes engaged at 25e and cotton at sd Rice was
engaged for 81 Petersburg at 32s Cd and cargo Of cot
ton for Riga at sc The ship Harriet Hoxey char
tered for San Francisco private terms and vessel
was chartered to load at Leghorn for New York, at
500 There was no alteration to notice in rates for
Hsvre or California
PRovors moved to the extent Of $50 b5ls prime and
mese pork st s13 e2 sl4 TAX and SIS 80 Sis IS; 500
do prime lard ut csc. per lb.; lbo do. prime and
mess beef At IS So and 50 Sl2 With several package,
Ohio and State butter ut 10 &c. and fair to choics
cheese at 6E Q 7Lc. per ID.
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pera from the residence OF her mother Third
between lllth and ll2th streets, this morning. ct 10
O'Clock Her remains viii be taken to Harlem for inter
ment
On February 23 BAmurL Dixon, In the 65th year Of his
age.
The friends and relatives OF the family and also OF his
funeral this afternoon at o'clock from his late resi-
dence, No Beach street without further invitation
ON February a. at O'Clock Mr. SAML. GuER, aged GO
years native of county monaghan Ireland.
His friends and relatives and those of his wife,
spectfuy invited to attend his funeral without further
notice. from his late residence. 81 Factory street.
On February 2f of disesse Of the throat, Mr. IvpoR
CzAnNoMsKI, Polish political exile aged 81 years.
His friends and acquaintancss requested to attend
his funeral this afternoon O'Clock from his late
sidence, 40 Suffolk street
On Sunday afternoon February "a JOSIAH 6rURGEs.
aged 10 years months and IL DAYS.
The relatives and friends Of the family and Of his
inlsw Oliver Richardson and A. b. Aarshs respect
fully invited 10 attend his funeral without further nvi
tAtion, this afternoon, at O'Clock, from his late
residence, No AZ West Twenty ninth street. between
broadway and Sixth avenue.
On the morning Of February "a ut O'Clock HuaH
MILLER In the 18th year Of his age.
HE friends and scgusintancee respectfully invited
to attend his funeral from the residence OF his father SO
Adephi street. broosyn, this afternoon, st O'Clock
day February in the 9Th year Of his age, PATRICK
GRIFFIN, son Of Joseph and Catherine Griffin
"MRy his soul rest in pescen
Boston and Springfield papers please copy.
On February 81 at his late residence, Park HILL near
Morristown, New Jersey, JOHN N. aoLDRcK, aged Y
years
.nh London ELIZA the beloved wife Of Reuben ssyers
Esq and eldest daughter OF tho late Andrew j. NeHrs
Esq merchant, London.
At Van Buren,, Ark, on February /, ELI Bell, Esq
aged 81 years The deceased during his lifetime filled
several Offices from sheriff to member Of tho House OF
Representatives.
At west bloomfield, Ontario county on February ~
JoHr DICKSON, formerly member Of Congress from that
district
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On Monday, February 20 by the Rev VIM Morris,
Ill D., THOMAS Raves TO May HAYpEt daughter of the
venerable John Hayd.H, Archdeacon Of Derry.
On February ~, by the Rev MIR. HcCle.key p II
LyrcH to CLARA NJ MAGDELAISE, both Of this city
On Tuesday February % ~ the Rev. ]. II. futile OF
et. Luke's Church hr WILLIAM II SoIoMoy to Miss Ga
G daughter OF Pascal P. Jsnee AL OF this city
In this city, en- February %, by tbs Rev Dr. Vain.
wright, HENnrTTA daughter Of Theodore NiEas ESQ "a
HIRAM w. MEAD, all 4 thie city.
On Christmas morning, at the American Consulate
Rio de Japero ~ the Rev. s. Stewart Of the United
Slater Navy GEoEGf RUDGE, Jf, Of the house Of Max
well Wright Co OF that city to CHAaLorrE
of the Hon Edwsri Kent, American Consul.
In this city, February ~, BIZ the Rev Mr. Uarwood
OF Grace Chapel. Mr.. JANUS II. TAyIoR OF Pittsfeld
Mass to Miss HEsrER D. HUYLrr Ct Aquachanonk New
Jersey.
In this city or February - by the Rev. Mr. 0Neill,
Mr. MIcHArL WEFLAr. Of Fau slver, Mass to Miss 10.
NORA n ABER OF New York
Boston papers please copy.
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Died.

On Tuesday February "a sAmuEI SPENCER In the 22d
ai " ns ege The deceased had been engaged IN the
, once iof several years, and by his civil and
1,t has enceaT ed his memory 10 these
with whom he was connected = ~
M Iunsra WI take place from 81 Columbia street TO.
are invited 70 attend ~ - 'No iaaihy
AFTER short Illness, Lieutenant JAmrs PIX sred 20
LIZ frends are requested to attend his funeral without
Luftnsr lnNiIalon 70 mo row afternoon, at O'clock
from bis late rehidepce. Ne NAndam etreet ~'
In Brooklyn, Juesdsy morning F,b-p,rv o,
Of consumption, MARIA wife Of Captain Abraham NJ
Pickett (sho IL now IN California; or " daugbter ~
a. y. and CoIIela Toombs aged " years aonth ~
q days
The friends Of Der father and brothers AMI her reIa
tvee respectfully invited to attend her funeral this
afternoon at o'clock from the residence Of father
No 90 Pearl street Brooklyn Her remains viii be taken
90 Staten Island for intermept.
California snd 6t. John, (Ncw Brunswick) papers
piease copy
o. Monday, February 20, after Q long and severe III.
TO- q cortuOption EvILSE aged rs years month.
ana - days daughter Of John and Mary Woodruff aud
wife q William Poots
Her friends and relatives and these OF her brothers
utsm, Lsssc ard ian, invited to attend her ia.
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Passengers Sailed.

ron cMAeEEs.steAmehip ceolgA-Mrs Tiohenor, d.ugs-
shidIsp ara ssTysa M stencil saa f9us ohiidrsa Miss
HasSip:. Captain v WAtsss a Cohen Adams I Go.
ND a wv boy; 9dr, xai ~, ga Af%,n
servant. Tsmass, DR. Gihon Mr. B.rssow. Frazer
sai n wrr LADY, 's .Pd wsSy
sns LADY Mount R.1:'S1 On, Mrs. Couch and
sbild,sp Waller Ls5sl,S Hunter sss asasS.
Cars Smith, f Ms as ssSrs
snt servant MaIlwad, 4 Leav.s, " MoSul.y " soy-
S1 Es & HssPss
POD warren. fssd: Fora et.sn sassasn
Ss.sSy Soy SSas;i ;'s' sssssss 'I Tss:asi
SaiasS e.sS. r Sass
Tys parsy HssSfy Asp esn.
sualS Grew sVa n SaSs o.
wilder Aasa 5s,sIsT lsrTs2
ele. TX ctandlSr oasssrsS Mosgsns; Nj sonSs,sr;
aiy'E' sEts
NAV, Hsins., SaayJ Alien, v simpson, ! Aiss s
Ssr Ssss Sss @srd EE syaea
5sss9s n HiSs HsIS n'fs s4ss sSa
S Tss Ee Gisssant c ss sPs.l sSssa
spear. j.; Read. spear, Jack, Rie6 ardssn,
s s6n fssgs B Bss 8 san pss
clsa f CUSHING psrs 5h wfif .
Ro sseley 4 sprasaG ssSsy PS ish Smith
TGes T co.'s Jones, nsfnan \ Mclean, xe;Isy
si.Ygs1: Cox, E,lI%s; jss1sss. ksSsss: ii;
%i,E.s A.Ss' WI %5as1$ KlBs ssy
5.sSs,
fisSsl. 4 Tsnsy BgsrsS:, Yssss, Msaoasfs, ! !
x,sfn 4:eH 1a.H'I Sss:
ksh.n paS Ds.
Slspp Ssss;, Issa, Ssss: f:sssi ss Ny.
5ssS sla.s H fss.ss sI@ss s; u s ssss
Cheney, 3 Whseiscf, Forbes MsIrsn, ! scascn.
has; ass
SsS; d 4%as8I I',s hsas
weissir: Van essser, W " oieG Bosrdn.n.. ia:
bsass n.aR BOW
den NJ CTanpEs Mr. ssaTseas nsH0wn Smith
Iiis.en yassaSl Rev Cooper and lazy Miss esspsf
asg'St Brsvs
Alshny H Sadsns psys n:s Perkins
soS,sT ratSs,ssn. Ps.ss,son. BroTs, Wilard
Gooe FURY, w Thompson and lady, Brown,
VT Pool Chaine: T II siilby, G Libby. c da.ks,
Uirck, Mitchell, Derby A Bsrnvm Taylor,
shindsr, Nc Rsnzie MilderwoSd, Jr, W PaEplsy.
man, q e Jackson, s Deppert.
For Havana and New oreans-Mr Beronda Mr. sewst Mr.
Durand. p Spoford, Pond, Atwood l. Jackson.
Mics Hussey Alexsn Ger kleinwor,h and lady, Mrs
Levin, Can't Homer. Chas Moore Adelsdorfer Jos Villa,
Hen dTokson Kaiser: Mrs Drew John Apsoe Friedrich
Debeche, Dan Randall, Nelson, Mt Duryae Saunders
Auchinta. Jos Wipse. Patrick Donahus, wife and two
children Joseph. Antonio Jane Bournou-
vle Giuseppe Cannobles and Others in sserage
CHARLEsToN.steamshp Union-A Archdocken.
Tn smpeon, II Gsine. Lembort, Baldwin, j l. Ew-
ing. hHsdbrsth Irving Munroe Mrs Levy. g N LIS.
rentret Van Fps, Miss Van Fps, A Sneeriug. A
Beach, Mrs. Beach, Nesaigsrt A Hungcrfrd. shear,
" Robinson, = Windsor. q A hitncy Mrs Weinberg.
Miss WemterR, Stckbom, Dickinson "A Il Keine, e
Ishun Mrs a Ishrn, d Bernard, Grant, N simp.
son, Gepnpgs-l6n steeraxe.
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Police Intsnirence

,4uenpt 10 Toke the Life Of Policeman Monday
night about IL O'clock while officer Mclaughlin of the
Sixth ward police duty Orange street heard
disturbance in the next street. and hurried to the
place from whence he heard the noise with view Of
rendering assistance and quelling the difficulty. On
passing quickly along Orange street the officer acci-
dentaly pushed against man who coming along in
the opposite direction The begnn abuse the off,
Ger with very insulting language and ultimately with
an accomplioe rushed after the officer, came up with
him, and one Of them, calling himself Edward Black
drew from his person butchers knife which he thrust
into the shoulder Of the policeman penetrating the
upper part OF the ebert, thereby incting very dan
gefous wound which may yet prove fatal The wounded
man extra alarm and brought his assistance
officer McF sran who aided in pursuing the accused and
taking him into custody The prisoner yesterday
ing brought before Justice Osborn who committed
him 70 the Tombe there to await the result the injured
man Mr. Mclaughlin was conveyed to the City Hos.
pital. for medical attendance.
The Titrro! CaSe-A partial hearing was gone into
yesterday respecting the charge Of conspiracy pending
against Samuel APPELLANT and Gustave Tuckosky on the
complaint OF Gotleb Off the (which pub
hshed seine stort time since whereby the defendants
accused Of conprng together and epdesvorng to
induce msn to throw vitrol Mr.. Wolff Nothing
sfpesred the examination from the facts
already given The matter is still pen ling,
The Eiokn ard The Picdyi1e - Another complaint Of
libel preferred yesterday against Joseph scovie
publisher Of the Pckn by Alexander Acock Of the
attaches Of the Pcay,e who alleges that certain H.
bellous matter published in the Pick holding hi up
to rdicule, was done with malicious intent, and
seeks redress by criminal prosecution. Mr. 6coviue
held to bail to answer the complaint.
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Telegraphic Reports.

NV URLEANs Feb Z3-P. u.
The total cotton sales to day, oe0 bales at
decline Of siEce the reception Of the Cambras news
Low to strict middling quoted 81 &c. 7Lc: being
decline from the highest point last week Of 40
NEw ORLEANS, Feb. %, 1852
The Csmbris'e news published here this morning
and has depressed cotton to the extent Of c Sales
1000 bales at nc, being the outside figure for strict
mddlipg Rio coffee has advanced 20 &c a95sS Sight
exchange on New York, 2! q per cent discount.
CHARLstroS Feb %, 1852.
The sales Of cotton to-day TO 600 bales at
$50 q Sac. The STEAMERS newe has checked the de-
msnd, holders refusing to corcede 9 reduction.
CIrcr,NAri, FEB "a, 1852
Rlour Is selling here at So 40 Clover seed has id.
vanoed to SO TO per bushel
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CARS TowH. CGH. Dec S--Ship Doiphlu. Heyt from
Bosson (0ct AZ Doc o. fnr PrenAnG soonj bArks
sail on her return abb three weeks Ocean WsSs Le.S
fer Boston, abt ready Bid Bee l3 ship Cynthia Piumsr
Genoa, Jan 30 Ships Plato. LORD dis for Cetanis and
Palermo; CarnANc peveroauI for Leghorni EVA Phil
brock and Gen washington. Berry uno; bSrk Reform,
walker, do sardinian brig San 0scomo York
Arno for do Sid previou sly bark Bevan. Nobre
Palermo.
RIO ORArpE, Dec 2a-Barks II Mnley. Hutchinson. for
sAi sa for Busnos Ayrss r. ballast NquoOn Hughes
bound; Metropolis from iladsIphia dis; passed full
rugged brig. from Fork, going In.
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tPyR STEAMSHIP CAMBRIA, AT Bosror.1
f:. so koas.s s H. idsss. brossS
BoSnrAux. Jan as-Arr Knby Rowland. H.vre; I'd Inst,
q; ssls. ga s!S pTyss Psf|siIs,a San rs.aei.s';
Di0Ss II%s S.@.1. ksy ana Tor
al Tor DO ara chsesos Nary Dsis fer fhiisiephs
B.hcrLosi, Tee 2-Arr cedt. Mobile; Ansoinssss.
yeiea osdisno NYori
BEohDsrAIRs. Feb SOC Leila. sssaord. from Rotterdam
BqNoHvRcH. Feb son, Congress- Williams. irsm NYork
ssAysAR,s J.n :nHs rI.r. gsyle, ssysnp.h
ehb kd ssss.mss Bnsr sos'
cnpr j.. a' sse 6 n:s, hss NC
Put bsek Soh u Mary Scott for Boston, with loss
jar s1Ars :sni,. syers for Ham
tippi Brysp do for Queenssown let inss Lveon Hsmi
81 Lucy wrst Crew DO for Nore.ns l.d same dsy and
he nbe sw bque) for SYOrE, proceeded is, ms. fol
oIsnAlTAn, ssn a3Arr Psnehl,., Lsrs, P,lsrmo lsnd
ole fox NYorhl ftcole do tsnd eld for norlesSsb sab,
eTSoH, jan gs,Arr ylorst, rS,le. n.
HOBART Town, YDL, Oct lO-Au Dsnl webster Jones,
TrLyoIT, y,n aArr hmperisrd, Charleston Az inst,
sYsT9 Zodiac Poisen Bos,on Rie6srd Anderson. Conn.,
Caro- md hYors -.
W Curtis Mobiles Sih arcadia Counce, and trenton Ter
rev. Hotleang 9lst Windsor Fay Davis hohLei 80 inst,
hountsinter RobrSon Republic, Sawyer Mobiles
New York, Thorn pson, kyork.
AeV Ffsptlin tsI Povhht&n. and saml FOX, for New
A E.s hsaSs b ss,s fsT
Al.eShils lss ns Sheridan, Cornish, EYort a. Pan
Ser Memy Mobile Davenport Colburn, Oh srlestop ID
hothsw,y frebie NOrissns Gen Berry Leayitt MOBILIZE
ss1ss. s11s F:: f s4sa
an tlO A,sntie tsl West DO fJsn 24) Leviaihsn
hntlI fOretnG bth Vivid Thomas and Italy Reed, dol
On TAM obhastsr heule MOBILIZE Sarah Hyde, Lowell,
NYotki 7tb, Jas Eeemith, Watm kOrieAns
fld slet uitme, ketofs, EidrsEe, EOrieans,
CID ulkuo. Foroat Kiaa. Uarth0yr. hOrlaans
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

Arrived outer roads. :shrs Caroline NH N5sdiord
asgsp ssen. Sss sa, Es.n Her
s.T and Isanss Asssi. Also. Srs Mason for Boston,
sss: (. BAH
sobrs Caroline corvo Ebcn Herbert. 81 GEORGE and
nah q Abigail, have returned, In consequence Of head
Hd-Anived bark Dsnoy. Kuasss. Pens.sol. Boston
az :sgss
snohorsd the outer hsrbor snoshor bark
eTs ssqss eAr Caroline
is;a ss Pitts
,,.,,.,.,.-.,,, c,u Pm. , DE ,MA YEP AIs r..
Tss sssGss
Kelsey. kH.ys1: Aim:'Isns Thomas: %; Boston: Cor
zsR
.nd oS.fle. Pi,maa sp iooSvead
bsox.Ps.Sss ship snsessmsaon .Ha West, Livsrpoo
Sh nSui.. sas: G:Issn:
..h;: coma: ehsssi.e SSoS'
kelsey HsiS.s Gi isss Arm
.S'o sgS Pro
y'h FS1d
Raird ssqsss DO Boston. csrson, do Townsend, Cor
Miscellaneous.
sHrp sHAScNeA-The remainder Of the cargo WAS taken
Ii nov 1sd as ssiy Keeps her ' An attempts
EN- SS;S y =:
nss sss:.ss sis days, ioa o. 'A' % ''''a'f' max
| Spoken.
ss1s j iSss fssd from SY0ri for srran
shig Anne Dsrothss t5rI from Savannah for Liverpool
southern Cro" Stevens from srr,ns,oo for o.leu
& H s sis s 5s@ Il ss ss A sss.
sS,D %?;@ps. (Am so rsEorsd,, steering HsE. Jan .
gni Hendrix jan tDu.shI sd,ys from Amsterdam for
Bari Esss Of and fssm Bremen for NYorh ab, Jan 30 no
S,s sSSs. g., ts,. ts
s 3, the
Ar Am brig showing flag with two white and .vo blue
WIN ,hree ses is,!srs which looked like ORR
sR rom fsi .s was we
Foreign PorIs.
ALEXANDRIA, EGYPT 18th pt-Sd, barks Ithona Lectie
s I i9s s, A ss g sns srP
.oI. Lsuiii,ns {oi ProyIpSs,stosal Green, Bssson;
Il res S Fl zdsas s iSf as
Eurlesns sr q Gig oiena fei York :. =.
b,LrAsr S-Br bark Amelia, csnn from Glasgow for
BoMnAS, Jsn s-Bsk Rsoe Horse Porsor from chn, ar
.eG a Ss. IN her return soon SID Dec zs brig Mary
Rlhs"na Fss isBsrs Bridge Underwood. MATS.
M sh s9 ssrso GEE s,S' big rusls Br s0wo for DO
arr 4,h bark Nary AIDE is Sears. Stockholm for NYork
CtLcu1TA, Dec 2Fhips Alert Bartlett from San Yr,n-
eitc9 jnst az 70 load for NYork Aroo jennings for do
Jan ~ Newton, kedm for BOSTON
bsieon, ADJ Jan Rocts Evans. do days; Maroellus
epooner DO Jsn iO Chile, Leach 5rrApue
vorh, do Jan Do unloh kosco from do "a 26 AZ Dec
~ " osdor 90; James Cooper Tntner fdg
Tor hurtpeG I'm stuTgs freeman, for do taken Of
doot is;h relosdrs TO sa tbt Jan lO Anglo American
Murdoch Martins, fowne, and kuphemla Fensley, from
Gan Francisco ar 18th. all three 20 load Tor Europs;
roster Csu6ed; Grey Feather Mclaughlin Daniel sharp
hrey Washington Irving Pumer; 81 Poterrbutg Rardon
Orphan. sTs and Mary and Adelipe, McLeiisn alfor
LONDON ldg; Ophels, Mason for Liverpool do Elsinore
Consdon Roscoe BJrno Delis Maria Bureigh ana swe-
dem Cotting for Europe ltg bsrks Barsh BRYANT Cay
San Francisco 1gh 70 load for Bostsn Cuiloma
Corning and Crsso Disbee. for Europe EUROPA. Huchn
con, for Boston 10 or ~ days,
Az dc ssms date. ship Hsidee. Souie, for Europe
GIG Nth ship IsalAn, kAalet%, LeAssA
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Pnaaenxsra Arrlxsd.

IIvERro oL-stean ship Cam bria, az BostonMessrs d
Cooontrc Pounds Cubbar Kehrer Gaiego surstte Walsh
and wife, Clarke. Gisborn McCulioh. Hetzler Donahoe
Hunter, Jones' DayiS, Miss Davis. From H.lfax none
PARA-Bark Peerless-F Ansiand.
PARA-Brig Eliz abeth-Antonio Ds q Bsstur.
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