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The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1853-03-24

Resolred, That Wm. B. Spooner be
authorized to procure and have placed
in the Court House in the county of
Bristol, a proper safe for the deposit of
the records of the Supreme Court and
Court of Common Pleas in said county,
and that he be authorized to draw upon
the General Treasurer for an amount
not exceeding four hundred dollars to
pay the cost thereof.
True copy-attest
A. POTTER, Sec'ry.
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1853-03-24

WAersas, At the January Session Of
the General Assembly, A. D., 1852, Al
resolution was passed authorizing the
6overnor TO draw on the General Treas
ury BOT sum not exceeding eighteen
hundred dollars for the payment Of six
hundred copies Of map Of this State,
proposed 70 be made and published BY
II. f. Wslling, under certain conditions $
and whereas it does not appear what
progress, IL any, hes been made in the
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1853-03-24

execution Of said work, and whereas II
il necessary and proper that the period
for the completion OF said maps should
be limited and defined:
Therefore, Rssolred, That the said H.
F. Walling be instructed toscomplete
said map on or before the frst day of
January, A. D., 1854, otherwise the
resolution Of January, A. D. 1852, shall
be void and Of no effect.
RssOlrsd, That copy of this resolu-
ton be furnished to the said H. F.
Walling, by the Secretary of State.
True copy-attest
A. POTTER, Sec'ry.
Resol,sd, That Joseph Anthony, Ro-
bert Allyn and Nathan F. Dixon be q
Committee to purchase suitable safes in
which to keep the records and papers
OF the Courts of this State in the Coun-
ties Of Newport, Washington and Kent,
and that they be authorized to draw upon
the General Treasurer for the cost of
the same, provided it does not exceed
the sum OF twelve hundred dollars.
True copy-attest:
A. POTTER, Sec'ry.
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1853-03-24

Whereas, In the language of our Bill
of Rights, /" Almighty God hath created
the mind free; and all attempts to in
fuence it by temporal punishments or
burthens, or by civil incapitations, tend
to beget hypocrisy and meanness":
And Whereas, The liberty of con-
science and the freedom to worship God
according to its dictates, which under
our happy Constitution of Government
we enjoy at home, are alike dear to us
everywhere
And Whereas, The citizens of this
State residing or travelling in foreign
lands are often deprived Of those rights
which we fully accord to all foreigner
sojourning among us therefore,
Resolred, That our Senators and Rep
rcsentativcs in Congress be requested ia
use their influence to induce our National
Legislature to adopt such peaceable
measures as in their judgment may be
proper and effective to secure to Amcri-
can citizens in foreign lands the enjoy
ment of those rights of conscience and
Of public worship which are secured by
our Constitution and laws to all foreign
ers who reside among us.
Resolred, That His Excellency the
Governor, be requested to transmit a
copy of these resolutions to each of oul
Senators and Representatives in Con-
gress, and also to the Governors of the
several States. True copy-attest
A. POTTER, Scc'y.
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1853-03-24

The BELFAST (Me. } SIGNAL is pub
lished at s. SO per annum, in advance,
by ID. H.. Prime and prime paper it
is too. With pleasure, we place it on
our exchange list, hoping our sanctupn.
may long be enlivened by the Welcome
Signal. ',..r
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1853-03-24

Resolved, That the Inspectors Of the
State Prison be and they are hereby
authorized and empowered to cause to
be filed in and properly graded, so much
of the land of the State, westerly from
and near the State Prison, covered by
the waters Of the Cove, in tho city Of
Providence, as they may deem for the
interest of the State and to cause to
be erected suitable walls and bridge
abutments as may be needed about the
same, and that the Governor be author
ized to audit their accounts and to draw
upon the General Treasurer for the ex-
penses incurred in carrying the object Of
tins resolution into effect.
True copy-attest:
a. POTTER, Sec'ry.
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1853-03-24

GoDEY's LADY's Book, for March, is
out, and, as usual, full Ct rich, rare ard
rasy matter for the mind, with large
number Of engravings-fashion plates,
&C., &c. We know Of no better maga-
zine Of fhe kind than Godey's.
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1853-03-24

THE SprRr OF RHopE ISLAND HIS
roRT: A Discourse before the Rhode
Island Historical Society, byIieutenant
Governor Arnold, contains many facts
relative to the history of our State. With,
the exception of some few typographical
errors, it is got up in good style, and
will we'll repay a perusal by the student
Of history.
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1853-03-24

THE FAIrHruL SLAVE, is the title Of
a tale BY Robert Morris, Esq, publish
ed in Dodge's Literary Museum, snd
republishe he'd in pamphlet form by o. e.
Dodge. 1t is tale of southern bond
ago, but its moral tendencies are not
such as we can endorse, Notwithstanding
it is " A $500 Story"
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1853-03-24

The CHRISTIAN DrADEM, for March,
containg large quantity of good read
ing matter, and very good engraving
of Lockport, on the Erie Canal |; but.we
have seen the same engraving in SO many
different magazines that We are almost
tired Of it. Couldn't you get up sonies
thing new!. j,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-16
MILITIA.
Personal Intelligence

Chief Justice Shaw, of Massachusetts, was among the
passengers on the steamship Arabia which left for Liver
pool yesterday.
Among the late arrivals at the Metropolitan Hoe, are
HoD. Jonn B. Macy Wisconsin; Hon W II. Wgg South
Carolina Bon Charles Bunker, late Consul at Lahaina
l. Hon James T Sample. and Gen. J + Cowan, Penn.
sylvana Capt de Gntop British Army; Jos de Garray,
Mexico.
Hon join R. Thompson, S. Senator from Nc. Jer.
sey; Cen Harvey u s. Army, and Charles G. Greene,
Ed Of the Boston Post are at Wizards Hotel, Wash.
in2ton.
vs,pGS IL the steamship A Rsis Mr. and Mrs
Mis- FsTapsSar neee and maid NJ and Mrs Sessions,
s an . sns sS
Norlssns Mr. Cannon Mrs Cannon daughter and maid
ss' & and sSS Mr. 5
orr nnS s. kn?s csss s%s
dy Ksefer, Montreal; Mr. MoDougall. St Thsmas Mr.
fan''E a'sAfR
eSeSs se Nj ana Nj, r
ars and maid MI Waite. N, Ander,on Mr and Mrs Clark
Mr.
M aDS MRS aa M a1s s Ms Rr
Bulpin W Bond, 9 Hook de B,sr3 France; Mess5s
hs rS re HGs IssS cSsi h&ss NJ
s s ns
Hn "
v Woke and friend New Orleans; MN. SeS Orleans
land Fanteux Montreal; Morehead, Mass; Messrs
Falton, Clark and Wright Mass; Mr. and Mrs May
New Oreans MIR and Mrs Wexford, Mr. and Mrs Dawson
Butler sutcfe and two children, Mr. Langen, Germa
ny; Thos McKnsry Messrs G Brumby, A Williams, Kaiser
Maine, Terrence 0Bren John Ross Canada West; Mr. At
Gilman New Orleans; Messrs Averell Young and McFar
land New York III Rose, Charleston; Morris Mr. Blake
hessrs Cameron, II Brown do ssssrs Jean Filte, Le
and Fournier New Orleans; DR. Holland bearer Of
dispatches Engle st Louis; Nixon. Canada Mr. Nor
mand ScotAnd Messrs Ballan and Pierce London Messr
Meert, Tamora and brother, Boston Total-l70.
ARRIVALS.
Prom Liverpool In the steamship AsaN Rossier, lady
ard two children Miss CARROLL Miss Carroll two Miss
stuarts Master Stewart Miss Easterly Miss Easterly
Miss Gray Mr. EassrIy and two children Ny Green lady
and two servants Mr. Roney and lady Mr. walker aud
lady, Hon John Ross Messrs N Leigh Charrere Chase
Gardner, Ward, Rankin, Hitohins. walker Lowitz
Scbecksr Won AVN, Jaris de Colma, King Lister
Chloe Starr Fielding Lieut. Col Geo Napier Mes.rs
Phillips. Below Knipc, Walgamouth, Coles. Chsetham
Carroll and SON Hon Fremont. Mssms Lilies
jau Simonsichel, Wordheimer, Elves, Wilson, Lieut.
syh'. Mr. Bladder Miss Kahn, Mr. Goodyear, lady and
Foyer Casey Dithmsr Grossmayer Boraasrd Scott Nor
ris, Roberts, Mrs Patterson.
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Herald Marano Correspondence.

EDdARTOWN, june .
Arrived-Schrs Galota Norton Baltimore for Boston;
10th, Mary, Wall, Jemes River for Thomaston; Grace
Hopkins Philadelphia for Bath IL h. Energy, Marcia
from Boston.
13th-An the vessels above reported, bound Z, and
those reported IA my last sid 18th, but probably all put
back Pm, By OF head winds.
l4h--Sd all the vessels in port bound E. arr 9th aad
10th inst. Also sid schr Bride Coombs for Rockland.
PHILADELPHIA, June ia PM.
Arrived-Berks Pampbelia Shedd, New Orleans; Girard
0Neil, EYoik; schrs Sarah Mcdonald. Ellis, Province
town; Echo, den New York; J Goodspeed, Clark,
Haddsm. Ct Msville, Fountaine, Baltimore.
Ciesred-sbip Helen Thorn pson Browne, st John, NIB;
brgs VIM Pitt, Baxter, Boston; Burmah, Mckenzie,
Bangor; schrs Richmond Pitcher Roston Jasper Sears
hsrbehesd; Choctaw, Black well, New Bedford Hark-
ness Leverton, Baltimore.
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Fire at Montreal-Neeting OF Irish ca

Fire at M0ntreal-NIeeting OF Irish CO.
thOllcs
MosTREAL, June 15 1853
The machine shop and foundry of Mr.. Rodden were
burnt last night in Grfintovn.
Parliament is prorogued until the 23d of July.
reward of $500 offered by the authorite. for the
apprehension Of the ruans in smashing the
wind ows Of the churches on Sunday evening.
meeting was held Yesterday in front of St. Patricks
Church at which very large number of Irish Catholics
attended.
Speeches made deprecatng the conduct of those
engaged in the riots and o resolutions pas
relative to the future maintenance Of the peace of the
city and the apprehension of the parties who
gagged in the recent disturbance.
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Dinitsry Visitors to the Metropolis

10 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
New YORK June IA 1858.
noticed in your paper Of Monda,. article headed
-" Military Visters 70 the Crystal Palace"-sayng that
there would be Of the crack companies Of the Con-
Deccut State Militia visiting this city during the
months for the Worlds Fair. Not only the *
companies Of Connecticut but this State be
our ysters learn from good authority within the last
fsw DAYS that Of the first companies in the
"tte Troy Citizen Corps Col, A. Pierce, Captain
viii visit our city during the summer or fau.
Yours, &C., MILITIA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-16
From Cincinnati.

TWO STEAMERS BURNT-rHE RECENT FoRGERrEs-
THE WEATHER, ETC.
CINCINNATI June Is, 1853
The steamers james MinnRer and Memphis No. were
destroyed by fire at their DOCK last night They had
been laid for days. In consequences Of low water
T. Craig before reported arrested for forgery
amined before magistrate to-day who, without having
all the testimony against the prisoner expressed himself
satisfied 70 his guilt and in default Of bail committed
him TO jail.
The trial Of Kisssne Willard, Tindlay and Nicholas for
forgefies commenced TO day in the criminal court
The weather here Ia extremely hot and dry and the
crops suffering severely.
Buf mess Ia dull
The river Is very low Freghts TO Ptsburg are quoted
Of 3oe and New oresps and st Louis at 59c per 100
pounds.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-16

(yABINET MAKERS STOCK AT AUCTION. I;
~ VANDEWATER will sell Thursday. Juno 49, at 10Y
o'clock at the Of Hudson and Charles streets the
tire stock Of Mitchell ESQ consisting in part Of
wood mahogany and black walnut suites covered in broca
te hair cloth rosewood marble top pier csntrs
and sofa tables SOFAS chairs etegsres lounges wArrobs
bureaus wsbstands spring chairs bedstsads
tables 20 The whole Of the above stock has been
uaotured expressly for private sales and be FULLY
pended upon every particular both style and work
Rnhp Every lot TO b. sold without rsssvste the highest
bidder,
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From the South.

THE BALTIMORE AND LIVERPOOL LINE OF STEAMERS.
BALTIMORE June Is 1858.
The Baltimore Mechanics Exchange Company passed
resolutions to night opposing the acceptance of the pro
positions of either New York Phila dephs builders for
the construction Of steamships FIR the Baltimore
Liverpool line New York builders offer to take 100000
stock if built there and Philadelphia half the stock
if Philadelphia built propeers az adopted.
The New Orleans papers Of Thursday last received
to night.
The Raleigh Register publishes DR.. Akinson's accept
of the North Carolina bishopric.
The Pacific Surveying Expedition finally sailed from
Cape Henry on the 18th inst.
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Interesting from the Fishing Grounds.
THE FRENCH FISHERMEN PROTECTED BY WAR STEAM
ERS, ETC.

BOSTON June Is, 1853.
st. John New Brunswick, pa of the 14th inst
received The Neto Brnsickr states that two French
war the yaloce and Cleopatra, had arrived
the of to watch the interests Of
the French fishermen. Two hundred French vessels
reported to Re fishing the Grand Banks and forty
eight on st. Peters Bank with boats and sks innumer
able and all said to be doing well. The increased
bounes granted by France last year fishing vessels
have given great impulse to the business and large
tracts for dried fish have already been made with the
French houses in Boston.
The English to have boat at ST. John to protect
the fisheries there and alss vessel at the Straits Of
Relle Isle.
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NEW ORLEANS, June IA, 1858.
There excitement here to-day, occasoned BY
of intended rising Of slaves this city. The
information given to the police late last night, by
ee negro who pointed out the rDgeadsr The latter
Immediately arrested and found to bs heavily armed He
confessed that plan had been organized for 500
groes to attack the city points next day ncud
ing the powder magazines mint and principal banks The
city be fire which be the signal for the
negroes the surrounding countr- to rse The whole to
~ is considered improbable and sgeneray regarded
hoax but the police thought it necessary to take all pre-
cautions and arrested twenty other suspected
eroes All has been quiet SINCE and no further discove
res made,
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From Philarlel phla.

LAUNCH OF A STBAMSHIP-ACCIDENT TO THE
STEAMER EDWIN FORREST.
PHILADELPHIA June 15 1853
The steamship keystone State, for the Savannah line
launched this morning At Kensington. She is Of
400 tons burthen.
The walking beam of the steamboat Edwin Forrest
head from which the escaped. There
three hundred passengers board, who terribly
frightened but all believe, escaped unhurt One man
aped overheard, but was rescued.
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ID A. Chiffon, AUCTIoNEER-AT KINGSBRIDGE,
ID. near Harlem rvcr-At auction, BY Cole and Chill
ton, Monday, June u at u O'Clock, at the Merchants
Exchange forty lots and plots Of land and piece Of salt
meadow Of two and half desirably situated for
dwellings mechanical and business purposes the old and
New York and Albany post roads, being Of
land formerly belonging TO Robert Mseomb Esq Terms
be had at the oce Of the suctnesr No. Nassau street.
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PENALTY poR DEATH CAUSED II HncEOUscl
Mr. BARTIETT had consent 10 introduce bill in rela-
on 70 the penalty to b. recovered in the case Of death
by negligence and default
nArK PRISON DISTRICTS.
The bill In relation to the State prison districts was
passed.
TIE AR0oKLYN JURISDICTION BILL
Was called up and explained by Mr. BABcocK who said
An AREA Of land is in dispute to jurisdiction, and
Congress has made appropriation contingent upon the
granting Of the jurisdiction. The majority OF the select
committee in favor Of passing the bill Is 1t came from
the Assembly.
This Mr.. VASDnmr opposed. He explained that there
was no opposition cession, but to the principles
which the cesson should be made he utterly deprecated
such q cession should close from the water front
large area the city Of Brooklyn Brooklyn had been
worked against BY all manner of influences BY men high
in Office others oil have conspred prevent Brook
iyn having her proper Of the East river Brooklyn
only asked her rights.
Mr. RABcocK denied being the agent Of the government
II such impression to get abroad he would be
hemed with Office seekers. If this bill fails nearly
1000 of the citizens Of Brooklyn would be thrown out Of
employment.
The bill debated till the adjournment.
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WafaaoA.
On Wednesday Juns II, b. the Rev. Edwin p AAtAsa,
WILLIAM A. SPKAIGM 70 8ARAH A., daughtse Of Mr. John
Weedsn all Of this city.
On Wednesday Juns Is, by tbs Rev. George Chssver
J. j. EA0IroN OF New York. TO Miss SARAH N. Snlm, Of
Islp, L. l.
On Tuesday June IA BY the Rev. Dr.. Hutton, Nxlsos
a. RxTA Of Brooklyn, l. l., TO MARY T. daughter Of W.
d. Washburn, Of this city.
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BR Snip AMAZON from Shields, f, April %, for NYsrk
was recently wrecked on Sable Island
Bme WILSON FULLER, hence for Havana, ashore near
Mays Head has assorted cargo Of -four, bacon bme
iron, Org goods, &c,
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Telegraphic Marine Reports

1eNgfuPn1c Nuf1ne Ntp0ftss
BosroE June Is.
Arrved-Bsrks Weybossett. Montevideo April 20; Com
Preble from whaling with 100 bbs VIII and 10 sp oil
schrs Joshua ii Davis. Aux Cages. Saxon Wilmington
NC: Challenge, Philadelphia; Hannah d. NYork.
Ceared-Ships StreDla, London and Cronstadt; Sun.
beam, San Francisco.
ST JoHS NIB June 10.
ArIived-Ship Lesmahagov NYork; briggs Sarah and
Gladiator do; scbr Julia, do; 18th, Mnnete, New York
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w s. MELLoR,. AucTIoNEEh LARGE AND AT,

WI s. MELLOR, AUCTIONEER.- LARGE AND AT
W. tractiye sale Of household furniture VS. MELL0H
will cell ridsy morning at 10 O'Clock at No ~ Eighth
all the genteel furniture contained in the above
housesod IN consequence Of the wing the oy
consisting Of rich rosewood paror SUITS covered In satin
brocatee elegant rosewood plate doors and baek
tapestry ingram and stair carpets two elegant
French pier glasses richly carved pier and centre
tables richly parsn and French
China comfeteuYs and fruit Dishes rich lace window
tains and ornaments French ormolp olocks mahogany
and walnut French bedseads best hair mattesss
ary book mahogany sofas and sofa bed tead aos
any and walnut rich suit marble tol
eDameled chamber furniture rosewood and mahogAnA
marble top bursaus richly carved mshesany and cottaG
chairs Voltare and rocking do gilt mirrors; extsnson
dining and breakfast tables Ivory cutsry rich silver ware
elegantly decorated China sets crockery glassware &c
a1o number Of oil paintings richly framed superior
rosewood seven octave panofSrte The sale will be poa
tive and catalogues ready Thursday Goods TO be
moved Immediately from tho promises Opposite requirM
from purchasers
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Printers Strike nj Syracuse

SYRACUSE, June 10, 1908.
The printers of this city struck this morning for in
creased pay, demanding 23c. per 900 ems, &c. The
ChTonie paid the prices at once, but the Star and
Journal hold out
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wv MEILOR will aail fila dax 1Tha .ada 81 I'm.

" MEbLOh VIII fell Lul5 Jay, tIhursdAyJ June
6 loh o'clock precisely all the furniture In Ne
o. Sixth avenue consisting Of two elegant French plate pier
glasses Jx6 the property Of genteman leaving tho city,
also one good second hand wardrobe three sofas
bedsteads covered In rich damask extension dining table,
four hair mattresses and psasss eight gothic bedstead
mahogany marble top bureaus and washstands Kitchen.
dining paror Of every description
asma lot Of silver plated ivory handle cutlery &e
and large assortment not enumerated This sale 10 well
worthy the attention OF housckeepers and Others ALSO
second hand panofortss to be sold ut II O'Clock Sale
pOEiti
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CONCORD, June Is, 1858.
In the House this morning liquor bill intro
duced and referred to committee of Eve democrats.
majority of the committee said to be in favor of the
law,
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CLEARED

CLEARED
Ships-Eastern State Kiburn, st John NIB Brett vose
Co; Patrick Henry, Hurlbut London, Grnnell Mnturn
Co; Empire State Russell, Liverpool d Kingsland
Co; Chss Hill, fec1aw, Rchibucto BOYD aincken.
Brigs-Marseillos, Sherman Rockland, &c. White
Co; Harp, Morey KINGSTON ia, Bailey CO. Fairy,
phia v Ewen & Co.
schIs-M Merchant, Couch Richmond. c Person Julia
ERiogeway, johnson, Angola, Africa, Muller Hannah
Balch Roegdon, Pembroke Me, MASTER Dacotah Man
kin, Wilmington J freeman & Co: Odessa lBr), Henry
Thompson Hunter n Herrick, Jellson, Phladep hiA
James Hard; Cataract Rice Savannah, ]. McCfeady
sloop-Rhode Island Reynelds, Previdencs. master;
Cleaner, Geer, New Haven, Ravens.
steamer-Georges Creek. Terry, Baltimore, G Stacy
ARRIVED.
Steamship Asia, Lott Liverpool June 4, 10h AM, with
past epgers, to Cunard. June H. 45 PM passed
hip Canada, steering F. 14th 10 40 AM passed ship
Roderck Dhu 18TH 10 Pm, passed steamship Arabia,
hence Tor Liverpool
ship Austria lot Cbarleson), Tescr, Havre, IS days.
with 353 passengers to master May lat 46 OS lon al
49, spoke Br brig LORD Lamston, from Newcastle E for
Quebec 80 days out lst inst lat a. S. Ion 40 So spoke Br
ship ely de from Liverpool for Quebec % days OUT 8th
lat 49, lon GA TO- spoke Br bark Marchoness Of Cydesdae
steering W.
Bark Averon (of waldoboro0, Kaler sagua Ia Grande
Brig NdoIos (Nor-). Boumann, Buenos Ayres and So
days from River Plate, to order.
sehI Moses S y, Wa,Dg (sf Falmouth Me- stone Taspaa
in company with ship Sea Eagle from New Orleans
for st Petersburg. The lost anchor and chain
the coast had boat capsiz1d the bar lives los
scnr Madagascar (of Ellsworth), Griffin Cardenas, 20
days, to Stephenson.
Scbr EnchaDtfess Tyler, Savannah, days with pa5-
sergers, TO L McCready Co.
Schr Alpine, PeDdeton, Daren II days, to Pierce.
Schr James + Davenport Patterson, Plymouth, NC, ID
days.
schr Deborah Midget. Washington NC. 8 days
schr Ella, Swesey, Washington, NC, days
Schr Pinta Perue, Norfolk, 4 days.
Schr William CoDyer, -, Richmond, days. for
Providence.
schr Harriet Louisa Jones Philadelphia, days, for
sehr Mary Elizabeth Hus.sd Phila ielpha days. for
New Haven.
schr Abigail Jennings, Jennings, Philadelphia, for
schr Governor, Smith, Philadelphia days, for Boston
Schr Brave -, Philadelphia, days.
schr Comp romlse, Stevens, CantrenPs Bridge, Del,
days
Schr Delaware - Harrington, 10 dsys.
Scbr Cornelia Faulkner Boston, days.
Schr N elbourue Xix Rockland. days.
Schr Silas Wright -, Rockland, days.
Schr Daniel Russell aler, Portland, Ct Q days.
Steamer Charles osgood Smith, New London.
BELOW.
One bark, and ne brig, unknown.
SAILED.
Steamship Arabia Judkns, Liverpool ships Great Yves.
tern Furber. do; John Costar Foster Bic bark Camilla
Bush DAM, Maracaibo
Wind at sunset, South, and light.
Ship Guy Manperng yesterday from Liverpool had
797 passengers May 81 lat as So Ion "a 80 exchanged
signals with ship Arctic from Liverpool for New York
June g. lat 40 TO- Ion 81 40 spoke fishing schr Flash
Plymouth, from Cape Cod 8th lat AZ 80 Ion 61 spoke
ship Devon, OF and from st John NIB for Liverpool.