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The Nevada journal., 1852-04-01
HE WATER LOT INVESTIGATION.

49,
iIE WATER LOT INVESTIGATION.
or some days past, our legislat ure
Ibecn engaged investigating the
Is by which the passage of the
fr Lot Bills Of last session we're
lred. We give extracts from
vidences elected, from which our
RS may form their own opinions.
frauds of the basest kind were
ted to, is, we believe, sufficiently
us Moreover, we believe that
int of corruption and profigacy
st Legislature han never been
led IN more than one instaice, in
'ica, and that instance is tound In
resent Legislature The, m ves-
N new being had in this matter,
PLY irrelevant to the duties. Of
bdy. And in this we would be
ned by the opinion of every mem
{ his individual understanding
nterrosated. 1t may be'of SER
them, in some degree. in diver.
he eyes Of the people from the
css OF their own conduct, if they
ccecd III presenting that Of the
body IN a more prominontiKght
heir own. It can have no othfr
However corrupt The .lHeans
use OF to effect the passage Of
atcr Lot Bills. where title las
to individuals through the OPP
OF those Laws. no action or'a
| uent Legislature can affect that
IL is 4 bona fide contract, in
between the State and individ-
C conditions whereof have been,
ed with, and to attempt to, dis
e rights thus vested DOW, would
Gee of absurdity as far surpass-
t of our former Lcsislaturee,,: as
rpassed in COZ ruption, that bo-
cknowledged purity OF purpose
rmcd our national constitution.
les thus granted to individuals
faith, the State is bound by
principle Of justice t defend. y
Operation benefits unworthy per.
lis +, be lamented as one of the
corrupt Legislation, but can.
Temedied. What then can our
,ture do, and what should they
mply this:
Legislature of 1851 passed a
anting TO the city of San Fran
\ lease TO these lots for 80 years.
lid not prove satisfactory to men
s Cotton grants, and a petition
up asking for a title in fee sim.
'nfrmins these claims. They
a bill accordingly, giving the
nple to the City. provided she
confirm the titles to grants Civ
Cotton. This Cotton, it is evil
had no authority to issue these
!. being merely a justice of the
and of course they we're worth
mill confirmed by the proper
San Francisco refused TO ac-
{ the bill with these conditions,
pich reason it is We, in the hands
e Legislature. These Cotton
were Gcn a, nominal price,
v as n fee or bribe for making
and given, in some instances, in
quantities, to iayorites. who were
thy. Under these circumstan-
is evidently the duty Of the Leg
re to repeal the last bill. Nor
see any reason why they should
weeks Of time in doing it, at an
SO of thousands Of dollars to the
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p. Q. M. Co.

THE stockholders of the Phenix Quartz
Mining Company are hereby notified that
further assessme Mt of four dollars per share
has been levied by the Beard Of Trustees. lues-
day, March Goth, to be paid in within ten DAYS
to the Treasurer Of said company.
All those owning shares In said company,
who have not paid their assessments and nnss
Of March 18th, will be dealt with according
to the Constitution and bylaws OF the com
pany. II. RorHscHrLp. Sec'y. and Iress.
Nevada. March Slst, lS5Z-N
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LARGE LUMP We learn from Mr..
O.sSimmons, that a lHr. Sparks, mi
ming at Morris ravine, on the Feath-
er river, found a virgin lump, weigh
ing ~ lbs, on the 25th inst --lHayys-
riWe Erpress.
The Nevada journal., 1852-04-01

A fire occurred at Santa Barbara a
short time since, in which the residence
Of Capt Thempson was consumed Loss
about {SoN
The Nevada journal., 1852-04-01

A man by the name Of Jack Will
liams, at Rattle-snake bar on the Mid
die Yuba, had $400 stolen from his
cabin on Monday last. 1t is supposed
one Of the men who had been living
with him stole the money, as he was
not to be found. Two or three men
are in pursuit, but as yet, no clue to
his whereabouts. ..
The Nevada journal., 1852-04-01

MUEDER,-- The Caleyeras Chroni-
Gle Of the 21th, gives an account OF
one Of the most cold bloodcd murders.
We ever read OF. /. The cause of the.
affair was n woman who had been in
the keeping ofJunn Sofa, who abused
her in such Il manner that she applied
10 Don Miguel hughes for protection,
who put her ina room and refused
Sofa access. lle swo,e yer yeance,
and watched his opportunity when
Hughes did not see him. and plunged
a knit. into his body. up 10 the han
die. Sofa fled aad has not been found
"a: !aS: accounts, but lie vigilance
committee are in pursuit o him.
The Chronicle only coptais ,hrpe
murders and m attempt. from which W..
infer that peaeeAis likely e be restored
Mt the Iiill shottly. ttl-..
The Nevada journal., 1852-04-01

ADAMS Il Co. will draw drafts for
the Steamer Of the 5th inst, until to-
morrow (F'riday) evening until Q o.
clock, P. NJ.
The Nevada journal., 1852-04-01

JUMPED OvERBoARD.-The steamer
Jenny Lind came down from Stock
ton on Sunday evening having on
board the SheiifFs of Tuolumne and
San Joaquin counties who had some
prisoners in charge. When near Mar
tinez one ofthe prisoners in charge of
Sheriff Work, jumped overheard. 1t
is supposed that he probably was able
to reach the shore.-Aks.
The Nevada journal., 1852-04-01
San ErnncIaco Agency.

'crAvIAN HoeGs, who has heretofore
our Agent in San Francisco, has trans.
d his Agency TO WILLIAM JEWELL, JR,
will hereafter be our authorized Agent,
advertisements, subscription, etc.
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Noti..e.

WILL pay reasonable reward and all
l. necessary expenses. to any pers"n who will
return to me certain manuscript papers Of tea
tlnony, which were lost on Monday night. the
f2d Of March, inst, hetween the ''Empire
knnch" ON the Marysvills road nni Rough ar.a
Hendy. Thev consist Of books Of ioolscs -,
doubled ltngthwise Of the sheet. and arc Of no.
Importance to any one who may find them.
y w. KOBORTS, !. l..
Rough and Ready, March 26, lS5?-lt
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Quartz Mining.

VUANTED-Miners 70 qasny 100 sons or
rs to 20 horse power. Apply at Mr.. LsehArms's
ousr,1 mil. Western Mining company, he7a1a
$751;
The Nevada journal., 1852-04-01

ooAu W koOu SuthoIlty- IN0 man can
serve God and Mammon. He that is
not for me, is against me-" A applied
to our Legislature and those they ought
to serve, this is strictly true. Their
show Of economy can have but little
weight, when they remain there an un.
usual length Of time at heavy expense
to the State, without effecting the least
good, although the pay is too small to be
an object to them. The weekly ex.
pense of our Legislature, is about $4,000,
or S25, 900 per month. One month, had
they all been sincerely devoted to the
interest of the State, had been amply
sufficient for the transac ton of all the
business they have done, and what they
are likely TO do hereafter Then two
months expenses had been saved,
amounting to near $6O,OOo To State
that is arowedly bankrupt this would
be an item wo;th saving. Where eco
nouy is their wa'chword and hobby.
how inconsist' mt it is for that body to
spend half a day or day, at an xpense
Of some $500 or $1,000 in discussing the
economy of printing bill of no impor.
tance, and then have it printed How
inconsistent'it has always been, to .perd
week after week in discussing the pro.
priety Of the law of last session fixing
the rate Of their own pay; nor was it
less consistent in them 10 spend som.
weeks in discussing the amount of paw
tor their cle' ks, door.keepers. &c. These
things show conslusively that economy
has nothing TO do with their real object.
During the last week, many of the mem.
Der have absented themselves in some
insta nces for the remainder of the ses.
'ion, until there is but bare quorum in
either branch: and wc have every rea-
son TO believe they will continue to fall
sh uatil quorum can no longer be had.
Under these circumstances il it ton
much for the people TO expccr one rea-
sonablo act! Can they, or will they do
something for the relief of the financial
condition of the State Were they to-
day to pass bill repeating the last
Water Lot Swindlc, and the Revenue
Bill now before them, and then adjourn
they would bo doing all the good they
ARE capable Of. Other measures Of i'm.
pertancc have been before them, but
they have been put to sleep, never
more. we fear, to be disturbed: at least.
not for. any GOOD purpose.
Our correspondent from Green Horn,
informs us that the Franklin Mining
Co, were engaged last. week in COM
pleting t,e survey Of their ditch
Four miles of the survey had been
completed, and it was supposed that
tour miles more would be required
They have already passed through
very rich mining region, where they
have barely water enough at present
to prospect. Some of the ravines
prospect as high as rs cts. and on the
hills, pan Of dirt can scarcely be
picked up, where the color cannot be
found. Cur correspondent says:--
1.-The immense amount of Quartz, to-
gether with the water power and the
timber on Green Horn and Steep Hol.
low and their tributaries, mark out
Chalk Bluff Mining District as one of
the most important sections of this
State" In Arkansas Gulch, an ave-
rage OF Sl2 per day to the hand was
made last week.
berdancy.-An amusing story is
tnlH nE =.
The Nevada journal., 1852-04-01

FRoM CALAvERAs.--The Chronicle of
the 2Ith says that the present semi
monthly shipment of gold from Mokel.
umne Hill by Adams & Co., amounted
to $4,000.
A piece of gold, says the Chronicle, in
termixed with quartz, was brought in
from neighbcring gulch on last Satur-
day, Of rize which precludes the pos
sibility of its being weighed on any gold
scales in town. 1t weighed over seven
pounds avoirdupois, and was estimat ted
to be over three fourths gold.
New diggings have been discovered
in the neighborhood of Angels. AS yet,
hawever, only one or two holes are pay.
ing we'll.
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O\sOSs ~ NJ

that certain members Of thu I ..;.,.,.
were up for bids." and that The Col,oo
grant and Lesvenworth p,ant ,s,,;".
were competing for the yotes Of ms,r.
bers and endeavorng to out.bid each
other. asked pierson the result Of a
conference he had with members on n.
night previous to the 10th Of March
when the bill was to be showed throuo,.,
he told me he left them at IL o'olocl
midnight, and left his uItimatum. or ln.t
bid for their votes; they told him thev
wished to see the other competing party:
that their purse WAS the longest and
that would know the result next lay.
On going to the Assembly Chamber next
morning, ! asked Pierson, who wa. in
the lobby, what was to be his fate tina,
day; he replied that the members had
closed with the other party, and that
his opponents would carry the day. The
vote showed that Persons prediction
was correct. Pierson told me that, II,
the proper time, he would tell me the
names of the members he had been
deahng with. and the amounts they got
That same morning he told me ,hat al
the members Except MIR. Thorne) who
changed their VOTES from the 18th ~
the 10Th Of March. or between wh .s
votes on those dnys there WIS discr--
paney') were the men, and could lind.
out BY reference the bill with The
amendments was passed by piece .menl,
ana no direct vote was taken in the Az.
sembly. The names Of the m.n wbo
changed their votes "a referred IN wa,.
Nessrs. Fields Hall, 1icCapaless' Ner
ritz OsgoOd, Wilkins, and Thorne. Mr.
Pierson in subse9ue MT conye rsa tons told
me he did not 20 to the CAPITAL for tho
purpose of bribing membe,s, but 6ndine
that the other party were doing IL, hs
was compelled to fight them on their
own ground; that he had been the me, ~.
ot rniSlng the price Of votes from four Il,
six times higher than the original .tss.
dard, and he frequently buns,sd IN,
as wei rs TO others. that he had ma
the Other party pay 500 900 more III n
they would have otherwise done; hel
marked that Aome oi the abs,nt mem-
bers were paid to b. away have
heard Mr.. Pierson say TINT Mr.. ley-
denteldt was deep in the mire. and wn
probably paid higher 'hnn ANY one else.
don't state tnat be asserted thar he
positively knew it, but that such wa,
his opinion.
MIR. Van Buren, subsequently, made
II statement in the Senate partially ex.
"neratins Mr. Field from improper mo.
tiyes III his course on the water lot bills.
MURDER The Caleyeras Chropi-
Gle Of the 9th, gives an account OF
one Of the most cold blooded murders.
We ever read OF. !. The cause of the.
affair was II woman who had been in
the keeping ofJunn Sofa, who abused
hpr in si,rl :, yn.pnor ,I,,
The Nevada journal., 1852-04-01

fflLo, Feb. 70, 1852.
Dear Sir: ] add line 10 the above to
inform you that up to this date the ac-
ton Of the late eruption is undiminished
Truly our island is on fre A line frsm
MIR Coan informs me that he passed
within FIVE or six miles Of a stream of
lava, yesterday, which was burning its
path throdgh the woods, in the direc.
ton Of Puma The action on the noun.
tains was more intense last night than
it has been since the morning of the
18th, need not add that we are sll
deeply interested in knowing when,
The Nevada journal., 1852-04-01

MIR. Van Buren, subsequently made
" statement IN the Senate. partially ex-
"neratins MIR. Field from improper mo.
tiycs III his course on the water lot bills
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-31
Domestic Ports.

ALEXANDRIA NAY 2s-Arr. bark TURK Harding Boston
schrs Avn New lork Sd sehr. Statesman rwYork
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port Gicvel.nd GFeen.Av. Boston.
ssh A Mar bark LIS flss Boston bsies Rnfas Sonis
ans. Etns. iBrN BAXTER. MnesoF, y E-n
SoldsboTogsb. Marshall Cha on T. A. >eg-ns tsrer
NeNlork, CisSsTd. sSps May Hale Lverel
(Be hRen. bark George. Res noia Ssi-n.
6srxn Rotterdam 1hroFsan, Charleston Canton johnson
West ladies; fraiy Rerr, ilaj-n Lac AVA
BATH MAY 2TArr bag Forester Perkins, Bosien. Gil bz
CoSmepoh.e Wltbam NorWich, q.
hsNSok May --Arr. sns HyiSs, Freach, Bath ca bus
Ahsrr. hararv,
BELFAST, NAY soArr bra Georeaua, 6chs,. Camden:
SCAR 1sck-t WeCh Ne~l ora A. r. Howe, Egon. do sid
SAN ots SeegsfS. GachTs Charleston
bN>lON Nay sSArr. steamship Csnbra. Br) Liverpool
hai91 hfs sweetheart BIZ SsAerkli, Pslou. b.
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shs flaaees xnt Aaa ter ID la Psrren Pa eo: Faa
te~~s Noriek Dere Cs,nrre AaRy Caro- CahH Caas ot
New or; G. l. Loved NeSlork Tcegrspie-Rsrk Sarah
hssh xvsn O. sats; J1-e s,ery from BAlog Cleared hip
Ssnoset lho W. Math-r Saa Srescco bs Italia III easel
lane, Byenee Ayrs sAd Mosteaideoi Arthur Lear gr M.
s., poninsc yi Feates, Hoyt Calais rioaSs Hael
nE Sedsw icA Ne. schs fbAphroQ trn Caves. Ovsr
Suer and Ausps,a. Csh Albany LsseT Nicsersa d. Raa
bow, farox New ora Nay 49, O'Clock. ?. bars "a,
L. Bryaas Gay cslas, Moaisak, of n Bcosa Mos;
Justice Ryder. ssrre; BE- hns Tho, Fn-y wisor v
BAnShaTd. Blanchard Wilnnstcn ~ C. leexraphed-
ship Plato. MESSIAH R saa supposed from Scotia
CHI Br bsrk 6psss Sasea. Ens4sh Fctea; B zeshyr
Nhipp- Navy Bay Jscssc Allah. Husat, Caves
scA FSss Fh (new Joses% Bsrk Cage Town. q H.; Ro1s
Store. Eesei, wG@o 5 ssrs El "esipo' Ms; Perssys
ncr. Wood, Cemwas, MSS Active. Ansr shre, Ss Enso
Bo~n Parsbero>s csAss~Iss-h.p Ellen Poster nes
t6rQsr this port Soxisr, Fssa
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Spoken, &c.

April H. lat an lon y NJ ship" Colu nbIne perhaps he Co
lumbsa Piae, I'm. New York March g. ior C.aiorna -
April IL lat De- ship julius, tfores % ds fm Hamo"rsh
May L. lat a. Ion 49, brig Wolf. from Hambursh for New
York.
May lat ST. lo,s f. bns Bordeaux Packet I'm New:
york for Hamburg. .
Nay lon 10 49, Bf bark Elizabeth ofsnd fn Bristol
for New York.
Nay T. lat ST. lon the Tauvy Brewster I'm. Liverpool for n
York.
May lat 81 90 ship St. Patrick, FIN. Liverpool for New
York.
May H. lat 97 49, lon 80 81. ship Thomas Perkins Boot fn n
Orleans for Liverpool
May4 lat 40 81 lon 81 a. srs. four nastea pro-
pe supposed the Sarah Sands I'm Newfot for Liver
May IS, of cay'ior Reef ship John H Jarvis Rich n New"
Orleans for Liverpool
April IL lat IS 80 s. W.. Am. brig show
ina 0 white signal, steenugS.
April 20 lat rs NJ os g. ship ssu,heruer, Hooper, I'm New
York (Apri 22) for San Francisco. .
May 81 of Cape Sable b. brig Abeona ds I'm Boston for ST.
May 9 lat 80 90 90 bark Mary Elizabeth. Gooden from
Mansaria for Boston
May u.s. BE- Lucy Ann Keller from Cenfuesos for
Philadelphia -, n
Nav a. lat 40 40 lou CO A. brig Henrietta Curtis d. from
Portlsn6 Tor Havana. .
May as lat So 70 IL, bark Hungarian Hsmord, from Car
ssnas for Portland. - -.
-, Antigua OF Plymouth, n nothhs
further .
May H. off Tuskar ship Stuart Ferris, En- Liverpool for New
York. - ,,ru. -.
May LAT, A. lon %, ship Washington tBr) wihe fn Liver
pool for Mobile.
Fields I'm Lverroolfor New York.
a. Cape Cod w by % miles ship James Corner I'm Bos
ton for Baltimore
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Bsro TrsosA Bath steas, Portsmouth from
reports INST M of Ess Hsrber ~ ran a,o oy IN @
r-ehng top-ai- and ofse
rail rei nlzio-a ard all -ptfs IRON
sens Mccoss, To- frsoe'hlpl ySns1n -, ,s,ar az
49,, I,v Nv steamer Bay STATE, from fan River sr se-
Va hadv asazed She taken TO the t'o'ernnen ~as
~, Am. where ,t- renamed =, 6 p ~ yesterday 80
sem C.ssEs reported lowed nto newport ~. m %
80 half her 81 shnges was ihro~
yr x- sshore and nearly all pked and t-a 70 New
W. n re.neer Of load viii be discharged When ss
Ill he rlseed ont the railway for repairs
Sen. reported ashore Seeonnct was last hre
-. ~ sIn.sday evening" and her bottom
ory All out deck load has Heary ali been saved and ks
Newport thought q the lumber uader decs ~" 20
.,xea a. Shops remain by her for that
srsA.rx JOYS M.ssH.LL Boston from Portnd wher on
l, ON Saturday mOrmus sng the coh'4s
With An uuk nopn latter struck the ef iof"fi
OF the aroard wheel guard and de- and run her
Aesss at Philadelphia, 70 days non "ip'
contrary winds and weather duune ne pa
March 81 violent hurricane IRON W. WHO
hours and during which spit sai stove ana
badly that only BY the most ine
aab sxerons could be free BY the pumps. ID had 70
throw overheard part OF her
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ward payable night In any town throughout Great Britain
Sw ALLOW. TAIL LINES OF LIVERPOOL LON
DoN ENTHUSIASTICALLY Persons wishine 70 have their
$3.50 hrons III out In either Of the splendid packrtshps
-; ,hs shoys L.nes which sail regularly the 9th and
s DAVIS Of every month from Liverpool and every sltsrnats
Tbu.v from ondon Thereby avoiding dslsy VIII plsass
..o,y 10 The only authorized Agents In hi: city.
wy - BOWMAN, GRfSNELL CO.
Osce No s. South-st, Ncw-York and
M Rssrnt Rosd opposite the Clarence Dock Liverpool
B-When passengers decline coming. the money VII
be returned without deduction , 49,,
Liverpool packets eayr on ne Sn Ana Us. OF
each month London Packets leave New-fork every a'e
nase Thursday For passage apply " Shove
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finanfiaI.

DIVIDEND NOTICE. The semi
IL annual Interest falling due the FIRST DAY Of
JuNE 1852 the following named Securities will be paid
and after that date at the Office OF lhe Undersigned on
presentation of the proper coupons, VIZ:
Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad 20, fer
Cent First Mortgage Bonds
Wilmington and Manchester (Seuth Cnrolna) Railroad
Co, Per Cent. Mortgage Bonds
Charlottesville and Wabash Railroad Co, Per Cent
Mortgage Bonds.
CITY Of Columbus (Ohio) Per Cent Bonds issued 10 the
Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad Co., and on
the following bonds due 10th June
Hamilton Co.. Indiana 10 Per Cent Bonds issued 70 tho
Peru and indiana polls Railroad Co.
Miami Co, Indiana, 10 Per Cent Bonds issued 70 the
same Company. WlNSLOW, LANiEN x y. ~ y;,u =.
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Whalcrs.

Arr Warren eth barb Mary Frances, Smith from raea
huano, Feb. q, 500 bbls. 50. oil
Bari Barclay arr wesport had bbs oil Spoke
April 49, lat so H. lon Is W. bsrks DR. Franklin, Clifford
Wepot s0sp Msy Dunbaon, Davis, ~ no OIL since cav
ins ST. Tomas lat % 4O on - 90 Nye Baker do sp on
board reported speaking May Stafford Francis do no on on
hoard reported April sp bosrd time, ARIEL Petty
Fall River, nothing since leaving 81. Thomas
from Capt Jenney ofbark Lagrange OF haapsei re-
ports her de Verbs April s. with 90 obls sp
oil all wel-had en- whales but on the voyase
Capt Austin, olbark Emma oil NIB, reports het
Jan 81, si. II 30 J.. lon. % 40 w, all we'll clean
Capt Chase Of ship Nornan, OF NANTUCKET reports
s. lon 35 West. company with snip AGO.
McCleaye, Of Nantucket, all well. clean.
letter from Coleman, Of ship Atlantic OF Nantucket
refrs her OF Rostonsa Jan 49, bbs sperm oil board
Arr Heeua March To- bark Leander, Baoeock, from
cruise. -
Arr n, Pernambuco ut ship Copa. Newell last from Sand
wch Islands OF and 10 New bedford, ard -aei,5d
spokeMay H. lat - 80 lon CO 3d. ship EIonaot Gwyn, from
Pacific Ocean Of and for Lystlc.
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Liverpool May 10 Athen, Chase Mobile i7t Melissa sss'sr
nal, Mobile ABBY Pratt, wiaser Boston 5000.
o. L'sTpooi May l,-Au FS9es New p,.Jb
Syce may iS,sd nss., OF Syoesoae' re"uSoH' i""P"
i7n Charlotte Harrison, New York. n-...,.. ~ s,o.,.
tsnofe, May EAR Elizabeth Knoll fernamouco 'O 'eA
hopm. wu A.. p.,, c,s.eov n.ct., Ne, Orleans.
Mouai vssnon Given, New Yort Gsnes Watson,
Bs@sn Nav isxrr CorioSn Wai New Yort ocean Jacobs
Co. pDs . se Ass c cSaa
s:s.:.Ss,s ss%:,. s,,a',,'.~ r va, ,s,. c.am.
rnasa c s1 , Ssn ya sao "aa's' VII '
hs,os h M SA, k; res. s Mnae
ssisIe May i1-Ar EmOes, Slater, Spa.chloOla.
a,J.. a ~ may sa NO. hsrao Sharon Mer
oman Ss~ore.n'' i'h wy'hn' "a Burns NJ o's'n swan
Csd., su.auu. spnass New York. Darling Hayes
rss.fcrl. ,.,so c...... oo,..o x.~o,..n,
nsrsslss May BAT Cooley smith, New foh .. p,,.
a. l0rs"1 Sssr's sss Wses
.s.n sos ,eh .'os se;ash New fS sh.,.,,i FIR
ys se ksdas cool ns,ays for Boston Msrs s. Omen
New Yort lAh SIAM kns Manila for Boston 10th hea',s
a., M sne.a So,. .aisaj $780, ~ wv
% rh o. az rs, pi,s,son Iooson March
sa1psss m1a err Es.d.s mo RI ss1d"S o
Hoss Soss iith. indis: Resie. London
Manila Fse ss oy.D s' s.a Ya. %,s
"ssMnrenl we,ane Lonoon sse "mvn -, aso Ss
bottom up
Warks spsts and deals apparently not long n the water We're
passed MAY IN lat ~ os % W. by the 81 oeorse huchin
son. snvcd at Lysn1oL ,
~ Petersburg Nay 10 The ice the river began to break upyss
tsrdsy, and u stpresent All in motion
and the wind NV will pe ably be many days
bsos the navigation opene.
Lloyd's List, May H.
Graveseni-Au May IS Niord, hoffman, Boston
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