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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-08-12

We have before called attention to the
bungling, blundering legislation of oul
Locoloco Legislature last winter. AD.
other specimen ofthe peculiar fitness o.
that Honorable body to look after the
interests of the State, is the matter oI
criminal jurisdiction other than "Peni-
tentiary offences" Judge Bates deci-
ded in Franklin County, and the Jour-
nal says "Col. Swayne, Judge ]. R.
Swan and other leading members of the
bar fully agreed with Judge Bates, that
the Grand Jury had no constitutional
nor legal right to inquire into other than
''penitentiary Offences" those of an
humber character coming under the ju-
risdiction of the Probate Court"
The same question was argued be-
fore Judge Green, at ChilIicothe, but
the Judge has moi yet decided the ques-
ton.
IF the decision of Judge Bates is cor
rect, there is no redress for minor often
ces, the jurisdiction of which is vested
exclusively in the Probate Court, as the
Legislature neglected to prescribe the
manner Of proceeding in that Court, un-I
less one of these Courts shall. conclude
to make law for themselves.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-08-12
SHE HAD HIM rHERE.-Tbe followin,

She HAD HIM THERE.-The following
is decidedly good. A storekeeper, a
few days since, purchased of an Irish
woman quantity of butter, the Jumps
OF which, intended Tor pounds, he
weighed in the balance and found wan.
ting Sure it's Yer own fault, if thew
are light said Biddy. in reply 10 the
complaint of the buyer, it's yer own
fault, sir. for wasn't it pound of SOAP
bought here mesilf, that had in the
other end of the scales when weighed
emf The storekeeper had nothing
more to say on the subject.
Gin. paper.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-08-12

TIE HENRY CLAY.-The surviving
passengers who were on this ilI.fatej
steamer, held an indignation meeting a,
the Astor House, New York, on Thurs
days. and passed resolutions expressing
sympathy for those who were lost, their
disaPProbatiOn of steamboat racing, and
suggesting the propriety of institutinp
criminal suit against the officers and
owners of the boat.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-08-12
Chippewa Club.

All favorable to the election o.
WINFIELD SCOTT and WIN. A.
GRAHAM are requested to meet al
the Court House next Friday even
ing, at Z l-2 o'clock, for the purpose
OF forming Chippewa Club.
Edward S. Menager, F. Carel, Jr.
C. J. Menager, John Morrison, c. c,
Hawkins, F. Cushing, a. Gushing. s.
A. Nash, Jas. Harper, d. Alban.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-08-12
oFert Monsieur cH..Lrs C.ruzrr.
ACROSTICHE.

Q randis, humble Cite, de ties enfants sois 6ere
S>u murmure des dots de ia Belle Riviere,
"a. qu'un grand avenir enchante ton sommeiI
-es Reines du levant FONT pas meIlleur soleili
-ei, de rOrient jusques au Paeihque,
vrends ia ligue. Vols bien-.dis 81 Ia Repub-
hque
ouvre meilleure vote a son peuple geant.
-aisse ton eoeur qui bat dun genereux elan
-nvoquer de rhemis la faEeur 81 feeonde.-.
non Egide invineible avivera le Monde!
JOACHIM VEYSSIE.
Au bord do Ohio, 10 Atout, 1851.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-08-12

We copy the following from the Bal
timore Patriot:
Our Indian affairs along the Rio
Grande frontier are in very critical
condition, mol on account Of any fault
ofthe Government, but from the sudden
accession of vast tribes Of wild Indians.
The warlike Camanches are on the
move, and late accounts represent them
as threatening the very centre of the
Republic Of Mexico, to such an extent
as to alarm the capital. The Mexicans,
too, claim protection against them from
this Government, under the treaty Of
Guadaloupe Hidalgo. This is a most
intricate question. involving vast conse-
quences. But this is not all. Maraud-
ing parties hover about our frontiers,
threatening and numbering our peaceful
citizens. The rumor that Capt. Mar
cy's command has been cut off fand mas
sacred is now in painful suspense. The
corps of engineers surveying the boun.
dairy line, under Commissioner Bartlett,
is in those wild regions, numbering less
than l2o men, and separated in squads
of not more than 80 men at a point,
with small escort. If we escape a
bloody Indian war it will be miracle.
1t is to be hoped that this Congress,
short as is the remnant Of the session,
will adopt measures for the protection
Of that frontier against the rowing braves
Of the desert.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-08-12

81. Louis, August 5, P. NJ.
Private dispatches from the lower
counties of the State, leaves no doubt of
the election ofThos. H. Benton TO Con-
gress. The official returns will not be
in for several days.
Isaac H. Singer, an anti Bentonite,
is elected TO the State Senate from this
city.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-08-12

SHAN DEMocRAcY.-The Locoioco
papers delight to call General Scorr ga
weak, vain man." President Madison.
real democrat. offered him a cabinet
appointment at the age of twenty-eight,
which he modestly declined. Mr.. Mad.
ison did not object to his youth, sham
Democrats object TO his age and expert.
ence.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-08-12

The number Of pupils admitted to the
Asylum for the Deaf and Dumb in Indi.
ana, at Indianapolis, during the past
year, was 172. The Institution is a
most excellent one.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-08-12
NATHAN SMITH, Sec'y.
DEATH OF JOSEPH s. HAWKINS

DEATH OF JOSEPH s. HAWKINS
Joseph S. Hawkins, Esq, OF Preble
county, died suddenly on Tuesday
last at Eaton. Mr.. Hawkins was
well known, and much respected in
the Miami Valley. He has served
his country in the General Assembly
several years, and was extensively
engaged in practice as a lawyer.
Gin. Gazette.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-08-12

The Trustees of the Methodist
Book Concern at Cincinnati will trv
the constitulionality Of the Tax law.
It's charter exempts il from taxation
on the ground that it was to be a
charitable institution. The new law
brings it on the tax list.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-08-12

The cholera appears to be disappear
ing from this region, and working its
way northward and eastward. 1t has
visited Buffalo and Rochester more un-
expectedly and destructively than any
cities in the west.-State Journal.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-08-12

Hon. James E Belser, for many
years a distinguished Alabama Den,
ocrat' and a member of Congress
from the Montgomery District, has
announced his determination 10 sun.
port Scott and Graham.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-08-12
RALEIGH. N. c. InIu &

The election in 8 districts in Cumber.
land county, Wing; Kerr, Wing, for
Governor, gained I55 votes. In one
district, in Robinson county, Kerr gain.
ed 10.s:nce last election.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-08-12
Congress.
August 5th,

august 9th.
House in committee Of the whole
on the general appropriation bill.
An amendment appropriating ST.
900 for an outfit for the Ministers 10
London, Berlin and Mexico, was
passed barely by request.
The committee on Foreign Rela-
tions moved an amendment appro.
priating $4,000 instead $1,000. for
salary and outfit OF the Commission
ers to China. Adopted.
9th Senate.-Mr. Felch reported
back the following bills from tho
House: Homestead, Land Distribu-
ton and Walkers giving public
lands to States in which they lie,
with recommendations that all be
negatived.
The following was appointed 10
enquire into the abuses, bribery or
fraud in the prosecution oi claims
before Congress, or in retaining or
granting contracts: Messrs. Houston,
Borland, Underwood, Merriweather
and Brooks.
The amendment Of Evans, Of
Maryland, TO the general appropria-
ton bill, carried yesterday, proposing
lighl-h house duties on British vessels,
it is believed, will settle the mackeral
and Goldfish question.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-08-12

HAMILTON CouNrY.-The Locofocos
OF Hamilton county have made their
county nominations as follows:
Auditor--Eli Baldwin.
Prosecuting Attorney-A. J. Pruden.
Commissioner-John Patton.
Representative-Thomas Powell.
Com. Pleas Judge-Alex Paddock.
Sheriff-Chas. J. w. Smith.
Congress--1st District, ID. T. Disney.
Cd 4" e. G., Roll.
In the second district Roll and Groes-
beck were the candidates, but Roll was
nominated by handsome majority.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-08-12

AGRICULTURAL FAIR.-The list OF
the premiums offered for 1852 will
appear in The Journal as soon as the
COPY is furnished US.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-08-12
New OrIean. NIarEel.

August 6--The nj ket is duh.
Corn commands SIC.
Saint Louis Oats 36c.
Hay is scarce and wanted at2f 90.
Mess Pork has advanced TO % 90.
Bacon Is dull at 9ic for sides, and 8 I-9 fos
hOulders,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-08-12

Capt, J. H. Summers has our
thanks for ST. Louis and Cincinnati
papers. Also D. S. Ford for Louis
vile and Cincinnati papers.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-08-12

The Scioto Gazette learns that
Hon. ]. L. Taylor, Representative
from the Ross district, was lying very
i'll al Washington city.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-08-12

Thanks 10 Hon. H. Bell for a copy
OF his speech in reply 10 DR.. Olds.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-08-12

Both Houses of Congress have passed
resolution to adjourn on the 31st inst.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-08-12

U A German soldier, who de-
serted from Fort Laramie, reached
Iowa City on the 18th ult.. and soon
after died. He had gone for five
days at time without eating, save
few leaves OF sour dock.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-08-12

There has been a break in the Loco
foco party in Iowa, and LIE Grand By.
ington is among the boilers. The Bur-
lington Telegraph talks right out. 1t
says:
"The Democracy has been betrayed
By their would-be leaders--and the NOR
al ob'iquities, political iniquities, and
sectional proclivilies of such mercenary
Shylocks and political Iscariots as lie
Grand Byington merit the red hot lash.
inss of the public press. Such fellow
as he, who rotted off down TO the very
heels in the political puddles of his own
creation in Ohio--a speculator in dead
mems clothes, tax titles, and town lots"
&C., &c.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-08-12

The Constitution Of the Gallia
County Bible Society will appear in
our next.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-08-12

The Wing State Convention of N. Y.
meets at Syracuse, September 29nd.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-08-12

The friends of Scott and Graham in
pt Pleasant will raise pole next Sat
urday--the attempt TO do so last Satur-
day did not prove successful. But the
Wings of Mason believe
There's good time coming boys,
Work little longer
lfthe Wings of Kanawha valley don't
give good account of themselves next
November. then there's no trusting to
the signs of the times.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-08-12

BRITISH INTERESIs.-The London
Times, the tory government official,
says: "The triumph of the candidate Of
the Democratic party, brought forward
by The men of the South, will secure.
probably, forever, the ascendency Of
liberal commercial principles. In this
respect. and on this point, we take Gen.
Pierce 10 be fair representative of the
opinions of Mr.. Calhoun, and, as such,
a UaiHdble practical ally TO the COM
meTcial policy of this country" The
Manchester (EngIand) Examiner, re-
joices in the nomination Of Gen. Pierce,
because "EnglaHd may rely upon him
far efectHal cooperation in building up
British interests" Here is proof pos
tive that Pierce is the British candidate.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-08-12

U The Dragon correspondent OF
the Cleveland Plain Dealer says
that, Gen. o. Hinton is keeping a
public house in Portland in that
Territory, under the name of Cor.
don.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-08-12
Circuits:

The following we clip from the Chill
licothe Gazette.
JACKSON CoUNTY.-A letter from a
gentleman at Jackson Courthouse, says:
We go it strong for Scott soup and Ora
ham bread. We shall give Old Chip,
from 200 to 300 majority in Jackson
county.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-08-12

"The following are the terms
of the District Court in the Seventh
Common Pleas District Of the third
Circuit.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-08-12
A new Tbreshing Machine.

Mr.. Palmer, of North Carolina, has
invented a new threshing machine,
which is now on exhibition in New
York. The editor ofthe Erpress, who
witnessed trial oft, SAYS:
1t threshed out with perfect cleanness
every kernel, so far as we could see, of
every grain put into it, from the tiny
timothy seed to the Long Island wheat
and we are perfectly convinced that it
is the best machine of the kind we have
ever seen. We are assured that with
four men to feed the No. /, double ma
chine, IT can take one hundred cart
loads of whea, in the morning, lying in
the sheaf, pass it through the thresher,
separate every kernel from the straw,
winnow. clean, and put into bags, 800
bushels before sunset.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-08-12

Mansfield's Life Of Scott-see ad-
vertisement-a good chance for
agents.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-08-12

nominated by handsome majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-15
Foreign Ports.

Johns " r., .s New Fra. West, Bshnore
Al DO b mt bs. Cheeah, E'sns r New yors sh Rs.oa
for Boston h schs Triton, GrGn lot d. 18th Gea Wash
l0fh.
At smyrna I7ih u gpamiunoudas WHITE for New York few
days; bsiA Columbia, Taylor for do une 49,,
At Palermo i7ih u. bark Prompt 6osan from Malta arr lih
H. r. Brown Brown Sr~ fof Sailed IL h,
Gus Tor New or. it brig suovo Rosaa lse io 18th, bark
Cs ere &c bos 'l.is =, v,,,,s,,
A. Te,ie "a UT ship Talbot, Coohue View OlIean.
h barb Cuba Hove from 81 J.so De Cuba n days arr Th
ar Gbseni 10 load ior Boston; brs Grs-no tse Yor
l5'h Sd date, bari Boths Baxter ses thence for
A. Groa 9th u ship Essex wesh ors salt port load for
Boob, ou Amenen vessel SID about I'D ship Genoa, Kelly
A Lrsorr ,iL ui, 'h'ps sterling Eewel, from fosoa;
siLysr Ballard New Yors barks Gpy, LsmsoH. from Gs
lrh, to o,d Tor Bosioa Cog Hanier Sesson lof
At s.sa cob Oh big OAK small of Boston hs D.a .sLr
Gtraa touched Cd aOsh aad sailed the
AZ Roch~ue s7tl ut Fr sas vladimir. for Boston. "a.
At CeIsnhasen 18th ut ban fremont Dy e from Boston, arr
the Ship Chcora Holm, from New Orleans had
tanned damage by IA with Dutch rsao
Oon,;att
A. T.isrdsm. s7rh u ships El. Dsnuon Latham,
York @ Asander johnson for SewYork and Baltimore,
brss Aida pe;roas Dutch P0t,ewd, for Phh4epa,
ana tuteh ouwehand. Boston sId l6,a a Be- bra VIII
At Gassow ooh u .hips gabioness Of cy8-.a GBr
saen or Sewiork 4ih nsi waeoasta, F s1seas for Ne"
Al Gresuoi aoh u propeller Ps,rel sampsso for sewroh
18th t>tc Is 81 100 tnls, and 70 horse power -,
At Ponce, p. r., sd mr. bnss Denzrsra Merrfhew IN
depha or New YORK. Il dsys Worth, Rxac A. Ter PorAns
next day Geo Prescott 6ksy, n Se~ YORK; ds and o'
subsequently reported
A. Guyana r. I'D u, AIeuu.. Mitchell sos - i pi
At Asuadiia, r. r., 18th us, sc,r Emily Kerr I'ne'' ~
unore, just -. RI p.u.sx...~,
AT saienas, r., a3d uit sehr Fra Haneft' sof
Walker. for PLiscephs. shout Isl issf $500 r., ps.,,,.
At Trinidad AID uk, barb John Winthrop c..J Il,
brs Perry, BANNER, for New ierf sehfs ny s~' S' "
Sd IN B ssnss s IL bad ss radsrsoe cabs'
brig Cieopstfs; kenf Do ,rr-.~~.~, rvr,.u R,h.
80. So p.en Iaybat Bsson. toh hsrk " m nkr Ayfsss
Ca q, New Yeri bns HsLfaa Nessher. Rostos ca sh ar
500. csm,tsu OIen Ph'lAdrpLa I'll. EMP Aserac AsA,
Clarir~toa brig n0ds reHaeP"@ 'rcAz'
CsowsH. New Yoet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-15

1900 Fire Brick rs cakes BeeswaS, s7 chs Bleaching Powders
c7s kee Coal, 1868 bags Coffee, ~ css Nader yO
bags Sumac Indigo, S pigs Dry Goods
bbs Toca bblr Cubebs, g5 eks so 10 cas-
BcabOrts Soda, 10 cka ARGOS ~ den
johns Bam Copa 81 ks Epson salts 2i3 DDS zf
Chemicals, pipes Lemon juice LIS can
ydrate Pota-s kes Iodine ch ote hS
do 1000 pkss Fire Crackers UU Dds
Mncke,e 10 Bis Flax bags Fers Wanuts 6ss bxs
Almonds Raisns, 1871 half boxes do -
bbs Lemons 1923 boxes Oranges l boxes 10
543 BUSH Peanuts, 400 bags do 10 bales Hemp 1884!
Hides bales % Goat Skins, bb Honey lel
Horns I6ee,h Ivory 10 pieces d. 1851 bars K K on, 377
bars Iron bd 343 bd Hoop Ion 2o tun Scrap Iron
$50 bd Sheet Iron, Pig Iron, 60s bars LEAD 3o
feet Spruce Lumber u Hackmssck Timber casks ZINC
SO rolls Mating hhds Moasses bb do l6! cks neet
Oil e,css palm ppe olive do. chs white PANT 4cks
lead TED lead 81 cks hthgs DO 200 bb ven
red bb Bermuda hsmps British do 100 ho
Rags sacks salt 10 c Nutmess 81 bags Pepper lsy bag
Ginger bb Cassia. 200 bxs do, 53 bids Steel
90 CO de- 1891 hhds Sugar. do 50, bhs do s BIZ DO
bags Sess bxs. do II bids spirits l65 hlL do 80
en DO bbls Brandy, 10 pun RIM ilo pkss Tea 4 eHs
DO l. $50 bsk;s d. /, 265 bxs German Window Glass.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-15

quest, and LIST Mortgage Erie improved to ll6h 2d
Mortgage, 100. The Convertbles scarcely 90 firm,
bear sale of Hudson River Cd Mortgage was made at
o. seller 12 months At the Second Board prices were
well sustained and there was considerable dsposaonto
buy Stocks.
The Exchange market closed without
animation at ga lOl for Sterling with fair supply OF
good bills the market at 10 per cent. Francs al1a
15l5 The recent large transactions in Securities Tor
the English market together with the activity in Cotton
must create good supply Of bills for the next steamer
Freights are not firm, but there is fair
quantity of produce Offering To Liverpool engage
nents were made of 500 bales Cotton at ls0532d !;
5000 or 6O0O bbs Flour at I'D. % l4d 10000 bushels
Wheat part 3D. To London 1000 bbls. Flour and Tur.
pentine on private terms and 1000 bbls Flour at lSd
To Havre Cotton asc To Rotterdam $4,000 bush Rye,
l2c From St Johns to London Deal freight was
made at a3 l76 To st. kits British brig took car
10 at Soc p barrel Three four charters were made
for Sugar from the Windwrd Islands to Great Britain
at round sums THERE'S fine business doing for Cali
fornia at previous rates.
The decision of the Controller in relation
TO Canal Certificates has had but little effect in Walst
The notes of the Banks having these Certificates 10 de-
pcs are taken as freely those of other Banks 1t 10
not certain that the Attorney General will consider it his
duty to take any steps gard these Banks and we
understand that the Superintendent of the Bank De-
partment although he will decline 70 receive any more
of these Certificates security for bank Issues has de-
cided not to disturb those which already deposited
Par was offered at Board to-day for Revenue Ger
tfcases and leading capitalist expressed willingness
to give IS for half a million.
The Steamer brought large orders for
American Securities principally the best descriptions Of
Railroad Bonds. We heard of purchases of about
100000 of these Bonds to-day, of which Messrs
Winsow Lanier & Co. sold s35O,OOO, including two
parcels of 100000, and s15OOOO respectively There
were also sales of State Stocks go abroad The
private letters by the steamer speak of active market
for American Stocks. The market had been cleared Of
Virginia &c, at 100 which ia an advance.
There was good inquiry in London for Railroad
Bonds for the Continent In Paris there was more
active demand for money In consequence of the wants
of the Railroad Companies, which reached 200 millions
They were Issuing bonds bearing p cent interest
with small bonus, and the surplus money was being
invested in this way.
The Pacific Bank has declared semi
annual dividend Of p cent, payable on the 1st prox
The Imports of the week are light, gen.
orally, as will be seen. The Dry Goods an
nexsd:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-15

from Boston for L. nion. before reported lost
insured Boston follows 00 the Equitable Office $3.50
tie New England 3d. at the City Mutual ~ 400 at the Mop
and the Alliance Her valae At si4 ~
CAKE fl6 % III ID
she'll 1881 ID turtle Shell II 9c0 ID cop
1923 ID pearl ashes cate hoop LIS Or pals 40 tubs AMI
10 tune Haywood.
Dawn Lrcsis, from Demarara burnt 2h fsb by
combustion, b. vessel bound London She
abandoned VIXEN about I'D miles om the mouth OF the Onnoco
when the dect shortly afterwards blew aad she sank The Gre
anorg the Goals stored far the vessels
Bs WV Mus Ayrs ~ ds i Cok for York, with LOO
passenser- put into Hslif.x 10Th inst, lesky.
AuAosA from forced BY the ice
ashore near Ponpket Lmbor Of recently
fcs red would be le "a jured
Bs M.yiLLs 0'BsD, from Hsfsx for Quebec, cut
thrtush the ice, and sunk at Ship Hsfhor.
s,r.L CIss supposed been lost from vessel
deck we're picked rp s,h INST, oil MANUEL e. ShoaL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-15

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sss sss Asss. esn~ss. Ss~fis,ss ca -sAf ca'a. ssf
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Moro. Parker. New rors-
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whore she repairing
MACHiAs MY SD -chr. r ~ Mayhem, Spencer. n fod
MACHAsPoRT Nay e-Ar brig Horace Greeley, Chase, hos
ton. hr~ Croker York S Morn. Shste, ssA
w.chman. Do1se. rok. sk-Arr schr. Cameo. Moose.
Boston shschr Ogand reatrioa. and Csrohnes
Bstcnan. New foTs.
NEw.BEpfoRD-Ar. May Il, schr Monterey. Curtis. DsA
City
NEW HAVEN, MAY isArr Ens bsis William, Neksps.srsw-
castle brig Ceres Worte-en Qush~c Dad Tor Eazsat
NORFOLK May lsArr steamship West W md Sssss~ hesn
Juan, YoA fos coal shr cissea rcss
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NEWARK, Msy is.--Arr sSr @. a. Buckley. PhlsarspAsa
sL shrs Coraehs Grant, Old Poist Coiost. Va Juno. s~s
dell Roekland. -
PORTLAND May lcArr sehr. Jasper, nuter Rhmond -
Nsv YORK Cid bn soa haven Calais, 70 had br csbe
PHILADELPHIA May i3Arr. schrs Ann Le~1s, fsksrsnG
Georset.wn c. Jos fdeh Heovee Deep Creek Charous.
Comfy Bridgeport CID schr sheaaoosl Ganiy P.o,descs
RICHMOND May Ie-Au schrs Mavesa Leavtt, MsyssueaS
Canton Johsen. Savannah Col DE Rusy, weAs, New rsd
sAIEM-Cd May H. hrg Buhso, lBr) Nelson, Maitland ishs
sL schr Dart Souers New fork.