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~ CAPTAIN OF THE NIGHT WATCH.

l. "6 TOte/S " fLecHW0n0:
Having been repeatedly solicited, publicly as well as
privately to become candidate for the post of Captain
OF the Night atch at the ensuing charter elections
now declare that do not feel authorised to withhold
my services from the people in any capacity they may
choose to assign Thankful for the many manifesto
tons OF confidence and good will extended me by the ct
zens, have only to say that if it shall be their pleasure
to confer the office above named upon me- shall seduous
endeavor to perform its duties without fear favor a
lection. NH 29-tde THOS r WHITE
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-03

THEATRE.-We notice thatth Theatre will open to-
night for the benefit of the worthy Machnst Mr. R. P
MUNDN Messrs Ottngton and Hudson celebrated proe
of the manly Of sefdefence having kindly volun
teered their services appear in several settoes Also
the Old Dominion Ethiopian Serenaders will give a con-
cert Mr.. s. E. Ryan will dance the celebrated Camp
town hornpipe. We should like to see him have bum
per, for he really deserves it.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-03

10 THE VOTERS OF MONROE WARD
Having seen my mentioned in the public prints
Monroe Ward and having been frequently solicited by
my friends permit my name thus to be used take this
occasion to say that whilst the present time it will be
extremely announcement for me to them in that ca
Pacy yet If they think fit to elect me- will feel myself
IN duty bound to serve them to the best of my ability
=, Very respectfully,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-03

Wreck Of a Var Steamer-Great Loss of Life.
BosToN, April L.
Accounts from Vienna to the 18th of March, re-
ceiyed by the Canada, state that the Austrian war
steamer Anaana had been stranded an island
on the coast of Dalmatia. She had a crew of l21
men, the dead bodies of 40 of whom had been re-
covered.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-03

HucKsTER FINED-Mr. Diddep, Clerk of the
Old Market, yesterday reported Mr.. Kirby to the
Mayor, because the latter had thought proper to
violate one of the ordinances Of the city. This
violation consisted in selling lot of fowls at the
market without obtaining license to do so. The
Mayor imposed fine of $40. Rather DE ar
speculation!
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-03

Fugitive Slave Arrested i'm New York.

New YORK, April ..
horace Preston claimed fugitive slave of Mr. Rose
Oh Baltimore was arrested yesterday and taken before
Commissioner Morton. The examination was continued
until to-day The proceedings occasioned considerable
excitement The prisoners counsel moved his DISCHARGE
want of evidence.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-03
FOGERY DETECTED.

PHILADELPHIA, April 1.
=, ms afternoon Charles Harde presented at
tfe FARMERS and Merchants Bank check for
sooo, IN favor of Geo. M. Dallas, with the forged
was immediately detected and the forger com,
mtted to iai wan
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-03

REINsTATED.-We are glad to learn as we do
from the Norfolk papers, that Passed Midshipman
Edmund Sheph erd, formerly of this city, has
been restored by the Secretary of the Navy to his
former rank in that service. His case was laid
before the President, who, we are gratifed to
learn appreciated the circumstances OF his appli-
cation, and promptly ordered his restoration.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-03

FINED.-One of Mr. Jos. r. Roane's drivers
was yesterday reported to the Mayor by officer
Pearce, for fast driving. The usual fine was i'm
posed.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-03

Toll Voters Of Monroe Ward:
The following ticket proposed for your support at the
ensuing Ward Elections: CoUNcILMEN-Chares Dim.
mock Samuel D. Denoon, Joseph R. Anderson Joseph
Mayo and David Saunders.
ALDERMEN-L w Glazebrook T l. Tate las Rrav T
Wingfeld
Many Voters of Oregon and Candles Hill, Franklin,
NH 25-td* Main and Touolsts
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CALIFORNIA GOLD
he New 7 ork Tribune saws:

no IN6W UTk ITIDUne says:
The steamer Crescent City from Chagres,
brings about $l,6OOOOo in gold and the whole
semimonthy receipt will propably reach two
millions. As the outward drain has ceased, this
will nearly all go into the Banks giving them
great strength. The supply of dust in San Fran
cisco was larger, and the mining news is favor
able. The agents of the Quarz Companies write
that the various mills are doing we'll where the
machinery is of the right descriptio
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-03
The Boston Fire-Loss of Life.

e17oS7oV L Ut-7105S q LJe.
BosToN, April l..
dence street, has been taken from the rims
mont Temple, Several other persons are missing,
ana the t1remen and others are at work overhaul
ing the ruins.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-03

G MACALLIsTER, sthe world-renowned wiz
ard" gives us touch of his diablerie at the The
atre Monday evening. If the half of what we
hear be true, concerning his proficiency in the
magic art, serious doubts may be entertain
ed as to the character of his invisible agencies
The whole town will unquestionably turn out to
witness his wonderful feats, because
MDoubtless the rleasure is great
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-03

=, ~ II MAGOR-We take pleasure in bringing before
tne voters OF Richmond the name of nr. james G..
frame, as suitable place their ticket the
charter elections of Wednesday with the full
rance that If elected to the Office of Mayor Mr. CRANE
ability WV ~ VI NV
ap Sit MANY VOTERS
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-03
BALTIMORE MARKETS Anr;l .

DALIIMOItE MARKETS, April 2.
FLouR-Saes Of 1900 bbls. Howard Street Flour at
81 o. GRAIN quiet and unchanged
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RDaEa).

Yesterday morning in the fifty sixth year her age Mrs
ADELINE NJ. TATE, widow of the late Joseph Tate
Esq, former Mayor of the city Her funeral will take
place the United Presbyterian Church Shockoe Hill
this afternoon at o'clock The friends of the family
citizens generally, are invited to attend
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-03

NEWsYORK MARKETS, April g.
fLo0R'-Saies of $500 bbls. Flour. Southern "a 37I
GRAIN unchanged
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General assembly of Virginia.,
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
FRIDAY, April ., 1852.

HOuSE OF DELEGATES.
FRIDAY, April ., 1852.
REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES.
I lMr. MILLER, of b., from Committee for Court,
OF Justice, presented bill authorizing the coun.
ty Courts to levy a tax on Dogs.
bill was presented from the Committee o.
finance increasing the salary of the SECOND
Clerk IN the Auditors office, and bill increasing
the salary ofthe first Clerk of the Treasury De-
partment.
RESOLUTIONS.
by Mr. BowYER-That the Committee on
Banks enquire into the expediency of repeating
the 18th section of chapter 90, and all laws pro-
hlbltlng the passage or circulation of bank notes
under the denomination of IS.
MIR. PIERCE offered the following resolution.
which on motion of Mr.. PRICE, of g., was laid
on the table:
Resolved, That when this House adjourn to-
day, it will meet on tomorrow at II O'Clock, and
socontlnue until otherwise ordered.
by Mr.. GooDE, of M.-That the Auditor of
Public Accounts be directed to prepare estimates
OF the probable receipts and disbursements of the
Treasury for the two first fiscal years. to close on
the 30th September, 1853, and the 30th Septem-
Der, 1854
By Mr.. BRowNE-That the Committee on
Agriculture enquire into the expediency of incor-
porating the Mount Vernon Gold Mining Compa-
ny.
MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE.
A message was received from the Senate by Mr..
SHEFrEY, who informed the House that the Sc
nate had passed the House bill, entitled an act
providing for districting the counties, the namss,
duties, and compensation, of the Commissioners
and giving to the County Courts the power of re-
arranging said districts and changing the place for
holding elections, with various amendments in all
of which the House concurred.
MILITARY SYSTEM.
bill providing for the enrolment of the Mill
tia by the Commissioners of the Revenue, the
abolition OF musters, and reorganization of the
Volunteer corps, was taken up, on motion of Mr.
IALIAFERRo, and read second time.
The 18th section provides that ''taxes and pc
nalties collected by virtue of this act shall consti-
tute military fund, and such fund shall be liable
to the control of the Adjutant General, under the
provisions of this act
Mr.. LEWIS moved to strike out the latter clause
and insert these words: 'Shall be applied to pur-
poses OF education in primary and free schools"
Before the amendment was acted on, Mr..
MARTz moved to lay the bill and the amendment
ON the table, and make them the order of the day
Tor tomorrow, at - O'clock
A bill in relation to the Richmond and Peters
burg Railroad was on its passage, when long de-
bate ensued between Messrs. Rives of p. e.,
Wallace, Anderson, Yerby and White of Hano-
yer.
Before any action was taken on it, the House,
on motion OF Mr.. MASSEY, adjourned.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-03
To the Voters of the CITY,.

10 the Voters OF the City:
respectfully myself candidate for re cleo
ton to the office of MANAGER OF THE POOR
HOUSE.
continuation of the appreciation of the good people of
the city in my official capacity is asked and will add one
more to the many obligations acknowledge myself in
debted to them.
ap F&W2t A MiCHELS
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-03

Another Fugitive Slave has been apprehended
In the city of New York. He is said to belong
to a citizen of Baltimore, and was carried before
U. S. Commissioner Morton on Thursday.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-03

80 ,tHV4SHsVH1 sIAFND.-1tENTUIAR TICkET
The following ticket will be fully supported for Council
men on the first Wednesday in April:
FOR CoUNCILMEN.
ID Denoon David Saunders
Charles Dimmock r Anderson
James Lyons
FOR ALDERMEN.
James Bray John Tate
Glazcbrook Joseph Wingfeld
2-3tH
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-03

CORPUS CHRISTI FAIR.-Great preparations
are making for the great fair at Corpus Christi,
in the ] st week in May. Contributions are expec-
pected from all parts of Mexico and from some
of the United States
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-03

To- the Voters of the Cnyo Richmond.
| respectfully announce myself candidate for the
office of Collector of City Taxes.
NH 1S-dtd* JULIUS A. HORSON
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-03

A CARD.-As the time is not far distant when the
voters of Richmond will be convened to select CITY
Officers adopt this mode of apprsng them that am
Candidate for the office of High Constable. The sphere
in which have acted for many years. has made me per-
sonay known to many if not to all the voters of the
city They will judge of my qualifications and fitness for
the Office and in their decision shall most cheerfuly
acquesce Should be elected, all business pertaining
to the office will receive the personal attention vse
lected as assistants.
NH 10 GEO w T0TER
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MANY VOTERS.
GRAIN mEAsURER.

1gHe F0tefs Of Tie Ctyo Of Rlckm0nd:
Having had to decline former business, and being
wen Known ameng go ~ asst twenty-five years,
No" oler myself as the situation of Grain
n Measurer, an, suffrages of my fellow
LUZ. y. m For to give satisfaction
THOMAS TYRER
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Il Gican C0L0nizatina,

The following resolutions have been adopted
by the Louisiana House of Representatives and
are likely to be carried by large majority in the
Senate:
"Whereas. the people of Louisiana, feeling deep in
terest in the of African Colonization and that the
success OF that great and patriotic enterprise deeply
involves the best interest of the State Therefore
Be IL resoloed By the Senate and House of Representa-
tires Of the State Of Louisiana in General 1ssebly con-
gened That Senators in Congress be instructed and
our Representatives requested usether best eerons
urging the General Government such as a donation
OF land, or an appropriation of money, will aid in re-
moving the free people of COLOR with their consent from
the United States to Liberia in Africa secondly by using
Their best efforts to promote what is usually called the
Ebony Line to transporting the said free people of col
or to the republic of Liberia and increase the
mercia facilities between the United States and Western
Africa through the medium Of Liberia
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-03
GEO. w. TOLER.

IYsJAMEs A. SCOTT, Esq, will be voted
for as Councilmanin Monroe Ward-as we are entitled
to have one to represent us III that part of the city
which Mr. Scott resides.
NH 3l-3t* Voters N, 5tb st,eet
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-03

= SALARY TO MEMBERS OF CoNGREss.-A bill
has been introduced into Congress by Mr. Nc
Mullen, of Virginia, giving to members of Con-
gress salary of $1,000 year instead of the pre-
sent allowance of So day. The substitution of
liked salary for the present per diem would tend
very much to shorten the sessions and save a vast
deal of money to the treasury
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-03

Ey RICHARD FOX respectfully announces himself
a candidate for the office of CITY GAUGER.
NH 19-dtd
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-03
MOVEMENTS OF MR.. WEBSTER.

-, I.
+. Mr.. Webster having yesterday concluded
uls argument in the India Rubber case, left to
Jay Tor Washington. He is in good health.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-03
A MiCHELS

To the Voters Of Monroe Ward.
see it stated in the public journals of the civ that
will be voted for to represent you in the City Council
bill pending before the Legislature make the office
OF Attorney orhe Commonwealth elective by the people
and ineligible to the City Council must therefore ask
that may not be voted for of the
OF Monroe Ward and avail myself of the occasion res
Pectiuy to say to my fellow citizens generally that will
be candidate for the Office Inow hold of Att orney for
the Commonwealth in the Hastings Court.
NH 3I--tde JOSEpH MAYO
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-03
LATEST NEWS.
TeIcgrnphcd for tho Richmond Timc.
CONGREssIONAL SUMMARY.
FRIDAYS PROCEEDINGS.

hIDA1'S PROCEEDINGS,
WASHINGTON, April Q
In SENATE to-day, Mr. HUNTER reported back III amen
ded bill granting land to Indiana and Illinois for ,iI1
from Louisville to St Louis,
Resolutions calling for charges against the Bounda nv
Commission adopted
Private bills were then taken I'D.
lu the HOUSE. the vote rejecting the Navy Bill was re-
consi Tered and the bill postponed until Tuesday,
MIR. HEM of Iowa, spoke upon the Iowa Land Bill and
IN oved the previous question The blwas committed
The House then took up the private calendar
Return of Mr. Wcbsfer-The Capitol Exten.
sion.
WASHINGTON, April @
MI w ebster returned to the city this morning in i'm.
proved health.
In she SENATE, today Mr.. Hunter reported favoraby
On the House amendment the bill approprating five
hundred thousand dollars to the Capitol Extension This
clinches the nail.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-03
FOR RENT.

An And possession given the first day of July next
Eas small comfortable BRICK TENEMENT, situated
9TH street. between Franklin and Grace streets has
six rooms five with replaces good Kitchen and other
necessary out-houses. Apply to
ap3-lt* WIN JACKSON CLARKE.
re QnA TWELVE INCH u U c m
OO,COO SHINGLES, landing per schr Col Davis,
for sale by
ap3 JNO. WOMBLE & co.
TyXPOGRAPHICAL MEETING.-The reg.
Il ular monthly meeting of the Richmond Topographic
cal Society will be held at Odd Fellows Hail. This Even.
ing at o'clock
ap Sit THE SECRETARY.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-03

ry-ln consequence of the illness of the Rev w N
Barbour the Unversalst Church will be opened for
religious worship on Sunday next, 4th inst
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-03

French papers received by the last steamer say
that the news that the Government of the United
States is on the point of sending representative
to the Swiss confederation has produced feeling
of satisfaction in Germany, where it regarded as
a proof that the United States desire tointeryene
in the affairs of Europe. This seems like jump
ing to a great conclusion from small premises.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-03

doubtless the pleasure is as great
Of being cheated, as to cheat
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A WORD TO THE YOUNG FOLKS.


Alas, the Old Fogies In their appearance, SO
defect and wretched they are objects of public
compassion. There is no nature so cold, no heart
SO stern as to refuse the grace of pity TO these
casts of party. The scales of justice have indeed
been broken, when those who have sacrificed so
much that men consider valuable have the prizes
and emoluments of party now rudely torn from
their grasp. But torn too soon-for the plumber
of which the Young America party declare they
mean to have the lions share, has not yet been
won. 1t was not wise for men thus bound togeth-
err by the attractions of Office to set at naughtthe
equity Of that rule of division held in reverence
since the DAYS of Robin Hood. But the remorse-
less decree has gone forth-and the Old hacks
are consigned to political obscurity forever.
But this sentence of exclusion is destined to work
further havoc. The antiquated associates OF Dung
America, these, their antedeluvian brethren with
their bighted hopes and disappointed AMBITION
will not be willing, we take it, to bow their neeks
to this new servitude and be converted into mere
ladders for their young friends to mount up by
How will the Democracy relish the establishment
Of privileged class in their society-a class not
founded on the known basis of merit, but reared
upon the principle of haring no beard We con-
fess that our sympathy, in this case lies with the
patriarchs. The glowing season OF youth has
many charms but it is something new to prefer
a politician because he is not yet. out OF his
teens. This argument may be good for lover
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-03

DORT WINE, N E Rum, Lard Salad Oil Cod
Fish, Cotton Yerns, Safety Fuse, Nails Tor sale BY
ap3 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-17
FOREIGN Ports.

aAysE april 2-AI5 ships Jane MIN
ass; %.a
Sefls.ns SD sSsh ship 1sss Sss ksshs Nxsss
SAY Jsas !Eie ns,y7mgss RouosnesrTss for NY0rk
SID 3D. bark Ciarssa Cuba 3D. sch-I Wsea.s, Norleans
r1s1sss .d, .on VIZ c.a'
4lhShTis KinssSury %arshai ososon ss' sehr Laar.
,5th--bark Monteauma Doran MyerpooE briggs yirsnis
ksmp hSuss c@ss s
5ss
Barr sss ds NJ. s s5i n
s sssss
p,mnson Valparaiso via GasIasuiE s'hr LYDIA Snow,
9TH Ship nen-iette (Brs Data. Hong Kong banks Ann
yas: f S sa s Ar
0thIsteamer Independence, San Juan del Sud- via Acs
ltl-st,amer Sea Bird. Haley. sDiego 81 days. hssks
R sss ss kns mapsSr
y l2th-Bark George Washington (Brem), Probst, HOns
l3th-ship Tnyincibe tcppor) johnson, NYork i5days
Kf sh a
aPT b Dis stsa ets
,o. vhnng srss swn HHs Srsssa oo
Isssrsts Davis Rorslapi F' shr Mary hssssr
sn sSaR
5thBrigs Palermo (Sr). Rumford Queen Cnarlottes Is
land: vandan, Beard Portland (0 schrs Susan Sturscs,
Hogan Queen Charlottes Island Golden Rule Gro
Honolulu. L soop Eureka. Dennis. Stockton.
9th Brig Baltimore (Iiamb) Thop honolulu; achr John
Ender. . Eldrdse Panama sloop Alexander Fraser.
Johnson, Stockton.
Puromcr Oregon Daniel williston, Pugets Sound; schr
Traveller, ID Phillips, Sacramento.
eth-Bark Ann Hood, Wady, Hong Hong schrs Buena
Da, bernard, Stockton Arno, merxitbed Sacramento;
kmiy Francis. Farnham, Tahiti. 49,
lOh-stsamer Oregon Baby Honica bark Augusta (Brl.
Burnett, Sydney brig Tarquns Willet Portland; schr5
Tonce Mex Casas San Bias; Mexican. Wilson Queen
Charlottes Island; Mansfield. Goodwin, stockton;
Capacity Driscol, Humboldt Bay; soop Jeanette Miner,
Stockton.
I2h-ship Beugale (Fr) Duval Mazatan schr Stockton
Packet Drinkwater, stockton.
lsh-Ships Versailles Frost Shan 81 George (ssrd)
Costa Central America Henbury (Br) Clark, Hong Kong;
hrg John clifford Leming, Humboldt; schrs Adone Tay
| lor, Tahiti; Surprise, Riley, Stockton.
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IPER srxAs,r,r Arr..,~,,

ATLANrLy.1
May sG ys.s Gsssn c1aress0n 3D. sanus NYcrs
zss." 4 ss; s's,s.a.
tnars sd y,b HS sasAr Martin, Dat
and ID Anna, RaSshs sI, Hal.imore. D'.e~AA'
Ap,' SA onian, Simmons NYork Sid
SSs.s 4r.ii sssis rs.sf Galveston.
c1TsH.rA March 5.Irr iaandsr
Miller H?sri is sweden cssS Sa
Ella Ss s's cssns' Potter
So, Gyn ,h x. April Ar Caperncus Rolefs NYork.
Sp; sscid Bids. T:ylor Boston, sotA We.
Carr OF Coon Horn. Foo Arr Black Squat. codman
D.Ar Nay Arr John Campbell. s.ubb., Savannah:
M sSfi ERR:
DovrA April Hermann from Baltimore for Rot.
TALMovrn May s-on. Daniel Sharp. from Calcutta for
GHAvnsrsD. April 80 Arr Helen, Norle.ns.
Wsds kYgif sd Clare Alien % rs% S
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H4.svss; 1;ys ca,.,i'G:sH: NYoss,
Gsn,iss5 May So.oaslis: Lafkn: Nols.s.; wycnins.
%sr ard Ts.snt Pierce ch.,sston; Africa lsl Ryro
kitty cS;d; Msnssh ISs,ls: M.s:s
sss Gsss msnsz fs"
Hsan sa7snnaS Chester Thomp:ea Noble Aha Aof''"'
Az New TPrt c1sy Mobile
from NYork for Lverpso Nara Forbes from New Orleans
Emit ldg May Maine Freeman Nore.nE Levitt storsr
Gracis; Montexuma: De Corrcy; Garret Eldridss and
sewa Mervon Baltimore tent 23d for NOresas Fawcett
Scott state Of Asae Quebec entd 10Th for State Of
" sis ss sa, iiaoonio. Miller, Passport
sa az
staten bland Crown Dsw.o. and EsnOralda. hManus.
In .i,.p outward Bound John Lucy Curiiog Guy MAN.
nsrng. Freeman and Is.:c webb, Cropper for NYork.
Griswet NYork Albert Reiohs. Baitimsre 3d. Madonna
Mss.sx April lsls cGs1 a Barnes Phjsdslpai.
QuEzNsrowr, April sO~Arr Ocean Queen, Horisans.
Dutch ship Japsra Hoftsn. from Baltimore Rot
With tonncSS and aSpr went ashore IL fog u
main al and forema, tout cut sway.p.,.,u
spirit.
Lssas. %:.sS Il TEX 4 len ron .A''','. ''l
Anna Billing nom a. for d. ID tho cssksts
q ssp wsss from B0sso. for California March 80 lat
Ship saxon Liverpool Norlesns with emisr.n.s.
Ship Albert Gsstia nj la IS 50 T. lon Aprils
SHIP Yo = from London for NYork March a. LIT 70
s,s~ cl.sssy 70. San rs.nsises March
Bark Louise rsmA from Baltimore for Bremen. date
lat IS 20 N, Ion Sc ".