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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-18
INTERESTING DEBATES IN PARLIAMENT
TURKISH AFFAIRS NOT SETTLED.
Cotton Steady Decline in Breadstu4s.
Dates-LiverpooI, April 9; London and Paris, 18th

The L. S Mail steamship Pacific, Capt Nye from Liver
pool Wednesday morning, April at 0 o'clock arrived
off Quarantine at Il O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
The Pacific has had very fine weather but was delayed
about thirty hours the passage by taking new kind OF
coal which proved TO be the worst used on board the
ship.
Passed in the river American ship Excelsior and British
bark Carnatc at : A. NJ April l7th saw large ship
ashore Long andappearcd to have been short time
in that situation
The Africa arrived out at o'clock Sunday 81 instant
Bvths arrivalwe have several interesting items although
no event of striking importance.
Cotton at Liverpool continued in fair demand at last quo
tatons but owing to the absence Of southern eegraphS
per Africa" more caution was exhibited Brcalstuhs
were dull at further decline
The following persons came passengers in the Pacific;
Mrs Edward Cschard infant and William Ward Horsto
and Mrs Geenway, Master Greenwsy anu Mss bhn
Bishop McGn w ; Bach. Joseph Bailey Jr, ESD, Geo
{ ay or D. Hon Ersstus Fairbanks Governor Yer
mont Miss Fox Greenberry Mr. and Mrs Bsymso bearer
of Charles Muller John Hogan Dardon
vile Mr. Darouye Jules Fsure. Mr. Mo Mr. Hotermsnn and
Mr. Willis children and servant,
Knowles Brode NJ Gaaher Mr. Van Arsdae Thomas k)-
ssou Mrs Irwin and two children Perclva NJ Allies
Gaen o. Copurhaven Mr.. Wemoreand Mr. Mhtherson MI
Pesb Mr. and Mrs Dunkn and six children j. ESb r Saem
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-18
Popery in Ireland.

Mr. Leo convert from the Catholi, Church, delivered
lecture last night at DR.. Campbell, Church in Spring s.
Oh the progress and fan Of Popery in Ireland The lee
turcr conended that the early Christians of ireland
not connected with or under sutugaon to the Bishop Of
Rome that tie first time Popery attempted 70 be in
troduced into Ireland in the reign OF lldebrlnd and
was finally established b. the succeeding Popes till
Adrian Engishman became Bishop of Rome when
he gave Bull Henry H., of England conquer Ire
land. his being to extend the limits of the Church
From this time the noble character OF the Irish BEGAN
fail and England succeeded in enSavng them At last
But no matter what her msfortures may have BEEN
whatever She may suffer il the Popcs of Rome
she should attribute all her wrongs. The lecturer
TO contend that there vet hope for ireland,
Evangelical Societies fast converting the people from
Popery, while such OF them most attached 10 that
system crowdnS to America and their places sup
piled by Scotch and English Christians lie called on all
shmen to ALLURE Popery and asked for the prayers OF all
Christians TO enlighten that bcnighted people
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-18

demption Of fallen what vast effective force would
they constitute for the spreading abroad of the leaves vt
the uoe Of fe which for the healing of the nations
Yet such results must hc looked o~ before the rpen
ing harvest Of the world gathered and they must be ac
shall be fun Of the knowledge of the Lord As the waters
cover the sea.
Our mission thus claims Your favor your charity your
sympathy and your constant prayer Let tnever be for
gotten when Won offer nt-rceesions for the needy, nor
when YOU give thanks for the abundant light which lu
mines your calm way 10 Heaven and both pray and
labor in tie hope that the ever blessed savior who called
many of his apostles from the waternen OF Gllee. VIII
make the renovated seamen of dav his swift messen
gers 90 distant ISLES which still wait for His law
After the regular closing ceremonies the meeting sep
aIniNl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-18

We looked upon an extraordinary Legislative drama yes
terday. The two Houses were Dissolved and Convened
simultaneously by their respective presiding Officers We
but characterize the scene as dramatic because the
parts were all cast and had evidently been rehearsed
The hundred days of the Session were consumed IN Ell
forts on the part the majority 10 resist and prevent the
adoption of designed to Complete the Public
Works We say the whole Session because the very
dav the Legislature convened Senator Cooley introduced
Joint Resolutions intended TO effect that object but which
were rejected by the friends Of the Administration These
were followed by kindred proposition from Senator Van
derbt which has encountered the opposition. Very
recently however the Administration came forward with
plan that Yields the essential point and that promised
suit in agreement
In the mean time however a Fraud Committee had been
appointed in the House. That Committee the last day
o the Session and wiihna few hours OF the final adjourn
meu forward with articles OF impeachment against
a Canal Commissioner
The Appropriation and Supply bills had been kept back
until the last day but of the Session The senate i'm
PEELED by the urgency Of these questions adopted resou
lion prolongng the session twenty four hours The two
Houses under rules each had adopted took from
Il till T. VI The Assembly convened at o'clock when
might have properly concurred the resolution from the
Senate for DAYS extension, which then the hand,
Of ts Clerk But the Speaker declared the House be ad
jouned sane de
The necessity for an Extra Session Of the legislature has
been created therefore, by the enemies of the Canals
Three long months have been consumed in resisting action
upon this great of public interest The Admins
trson majority Of the Canal Committee DELAYED their Re-
port until the Session had almost expired and even then
the only zeal shown by the majority delay action
Ii is evident also that Extra Session foregone
conclusion for the Governors Proclamation was in the
hands Of the officers of the two Houses before their adj
iourDment
All this the work of few insane enemies of the Canals
into whose hands the Governor unfortunately alike for the
State and himself has fallen 1t would have been far bet
ter for him. the sequel will prove to have acted in refer
ence 10 the Canals upon his own convictions. Gov Marcy
sacrificed himself in 1881 by following kindred counseis
against his own judgment All, however who sow the
wind must reap the whirlwind' Albany Eve. Jour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-18
Mexico.

The English steamer Avon arrived at Havana on the
10Th from Vera Cruz. General Santa Ana landed at
Vera Cruz on the ls of April, and received with
the greatest enthuasm-the firing of salutes and other
demonstrations ofioy On the ID, he issued procla-
nation to the people of Mexico in which he makes
magnificent promises for the regeneration Of his be-
loved country" He started for the capital the 9th
inst
The Sunday Times of yesterday published the follow
ing dispatch
NEWORLEANS, Saturday, April Is 1883
The Pic0y1Re of this morning publishes advces from the
City of Mexico the I'd inst being days later than
previously received.
rumor very prevalent az Vera Cruz tha' another
invasion of Sonora had been made by Count PausOa and
that one thousand men had joined his standard
Gen Arisia, the former President of the Republic Of
Mexico, has arrived at this port in brig-he Captain Of
which brbed for large amount TO bring him to New
Orleans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-18
NEW.JERSEY ITEMS.

The COMMov COUNCIL PRESENTED BY THE GRAND
JUHY-1hc Grand Jury of Hudson County presented the
Common Council OF Jersey City Friday last There
have been conn ants of nal practice in assessing property
for city improvements 1t is alleged that public documents
have been altered and amended after the time had passed
for il to be legally properly done Although person
is named the prescnment states that contractors agents
and other employees of the City implicated Members
of the Common Council express Indignation at the
of the Grand Jury III issuing this presentment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-18
AUSTRALIA.

The steamship Great Britain arrived in the Mersey on
Saturday April ID after absence of thirty week
She brings heavy mail consisting of 1880 letters and
$4,000 newspapers She also brought 200 passengers and
gold valued than 100000 sterling The weight of
the gold brought in freight is tons 1871 cwt aud II ounces
l3l. AS altogether which made up in 233
packages Many Of the passengers also in
of large quantities of gold dust and nuggets probably
amounting to upwards Of 10000 ounces more
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-18
Cry C,svAssrns-The Board of City Canvassers

met at the Lyceum Friday evening, at O'Clock. and
Organized by appointing AID F. b. Belts Chairman.
George W Cassidy CITY Clerk oficiated Clerk of the
Board Having organized the Board adjourned 10 meet
at o'clock at the City Clerks office At the evening
sion the vote of the city was canvassed with the
suit as given in this paper in the returns of the election
A. to the Third Ward, there fraud there but it
appeared that the Judges of the election had complied
strictly with the letter of the law. Nothing occurred,
however TO affect the legality of the returns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-18
y. At the late town meetng in Newton. y j. the

vote was taken on the question Shall there be any money
raised this wear for schools r The meeting divided but the
moderator finding himself unable decide tw determined
10 take the vote by eers The result of the vote thus
taken was. In favor of raising the money, l6l against
raising the money lGj. So by majority of one vote it
has been decided to raise any money for the public
public schools tor the coming year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-18
Adjournment and Recall of the LEGISLATURE.

u The Court of Oyer and Terminer for Hudson
County adjourned Friday evening until this day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-18
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC.

SHIpWRECK AND LOSS OF LIFE IN ENGLAND
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-18
" The New.Jersey Annual Conference is in Session

al Bridgeon Among other business matters there
report of the Committee the Tract Cause recommend
IL the organization of Conference Tract Society
agent to direct IT, affairs &c Rev a Stevens sustained
the report by able and eloquent speech twas adopted
This IS considered very important demonnatond ar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-18

u The Criminal Calendar will be taken up to-day in
the Hudson County Court of oyer and Termner ut Bergen
The Grand jury have found twenty bills OF Indictment
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-07-02
Testimony for the Defendant.

James Dougherty Sworn-I was in town
on 23d of August last--was in my grocery
behind the counter when ! heard distur.
bance-ran to the door and saw Rose and
Alspach fighting near Closes grocery, Mr.
Ziegler interfered and parted them; Rose
then went down the street Soon after my
attention was called By very considerable
noise. went to the door aud found Alspacl
swearing very Justify with some or per
sons around him, and some Irish who were
with him said they would follow Rose, take
bis pistols from him and give him the d-si
whaling man ever got in his life; some one
said they would skin him alive in a shorl
time six, eight or ten of them started down
the street. four or Eve of them appeared tc
be active in the matter. | stepped out ol
the grocery to observe their motions. They
went to a small crowd on Moss corner and
examined it-then went along and examined
the crowd that was around a pedlar wagon
on Mrs. Tyler's corner--thence they went 10
Orchards corner and examined crowd that
was around pedlar's wagon there, think
Alspach had his coat off and appeared very
much excited. This was about noon--saw
no clubs or stones--A man near my grocery
told them that they had better let Rose alone
or he would undoubtedly shoot some of them
think that man was Joseph Orr; did not
hear them reply to Orr; one Of them inqui-
red for Rose at my door bu! did not come in.
Cross-examined-Di not see any difficulty
at Lesher's Did not see Alspach strike
Rose; Rose had Alspach by the bair Of the
head saw no blood; there was crowd
around, saw no ono help either party, Nc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-26

Hsrfy<s Bscossa Gu Sixth Dsy The z 81 6eoea p NJ WIN
CORNla6-St Brookiyn Tue,csy. May ~ csthvs Aa'aaa
Hnsn pife Of Ed9ad Cohire W the 4fh yesr o. ncr ~
The sests u the fnny are ier yea -
ss her faksT no,ier soBoIsov TsIsdsy Nay ~ e. "eo
DC9ftt eveisnd, o. May Il, Mr. salsa VIE o. 80 ~
1ez.- Dc6ee hon 10 hddstovr Conn Jnnc ~ b enc
a. rdsrcsd and vas suited % h paf11s "
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A., a. n,i1 10 attend fenee from her se Feede2es 20
On Frzy morning, O'Clock, without inrni ~
49, III r,rsrs viii taken Fi1shng FOR inernnenf Pa
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A. Knoercck May IS Mn Harriet z Fasee 81 BE.
50 sears vie Of John ffbee and dsughter Of me ia'e
nor. u Uiliau ffufTf-
eEFFN--Is fkssety Ms a. Aads Greer, feolo7eaj '''
ryRFIt - AZ TbTogs Ssek suddenly Tussd Il - -
ss Felen ecn a Jacob Heck IL the I'm ~ from ST
ne fiefSs Of fsuiy invited 20 eely - ek With
Narks Church. his fTb0rsoay) afternoon q D-4'P
~ in ieor County Ala Msy Col 1oePn
l.fe fu5 eial eardfste crcsr o. mr. navd Mar.
MIITIS-xf ATryle, wsshaDston County MY 49, ~
o. 80 y 1srI~ r.o Nd Bsy n John NcDooeld n ne
-. ery of Feyor but o tHs 49, - e'
70 )set 81 ~ - "a one OF defenders Of ne y "a GA
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~ nd fecds the fan 81 se respectfully ,o 70
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stfe - vii The foot ofOraDds ast RIVER ~
,@v friends island Who may wsh 70 .sene tAe
- M refnei1r te taken b Greenwood for Dteieni
Denoi Mich, May o. Ars CansfiDe "o0" VI
a. - Nsi Thomes Rowland, aged g years
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Df<asfers. Gc.


tof CEnden Auesry, Norfolk
" Z fhzrsc1y Of Suirhs Island
Gums which ost % yrxrs leak had sncho
h0w ke ~ken uIt hack for The caPes
snchor tUs
they compelled chzn
between the Cape and Wsughby Ponf Al s
tire eek and tie ve supposed 70 Be bc and
EItrscI sra ElwOOa w.es E Secretary Of the Board
q Underwr tsrS dated
The bark Maine 500 q the lh By
Steamboat Of s1e. She much eaer thaa VS.
expected ard trCm aYpeara1cex. very lrfe iujlcd.
had weather Of he Il TIE
has heavy thai rhng Of eozd b
Of
Il th0uxh tesable zoe lay AID
accordingly lsh she sod p1bc hush
ssske soAe ss Of materials lddsd makes metz saes
vesssL toe days since ded ia bottom ID .ou, thr-. v..
reports lto eopp<red aost III ~
corpeT Of wen and apparently zen csuzi 80
tine and links there caro- "a her-sPzEs and n<aE q. zone
thrls he was herraophsrde hns EHorts VII s. Se h.s
kes hied hru1ht 70 tins shad the erpsnse Justify
The steamship winfsd s-w eoss~rsa baf =,
6e required IN her bottom III fir :, ,.i. III
b MADE and Ae vii e READY b ne len q MAJ TSs p Remit
forksAe damage her the votsr ship "a
has l.zded Ri v-ry - -
ssE snip Rsun has znd her ea0 tOsrsbs good order ship
Danube hss rsckzsss
tiIs the eed eondon The dip Be- sod kv q
The Ensne Capt Green, cleared from Ho1olzl Dee f viii
saD 81 coe fr Ns~Becrd and Eerwkd put MO T.hs ~
sehorifs The lea q February The oxinx Carte.
Ore<n sr pursuing tins he pat lrfs ths p
kak, DISCHARGED sn1 ssred s an N rooS ar
su N Ne esvsnnss; yud, md hsasc - II Midway vk isa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-26

The If receipts compared with last season Is
decreasing.
The Georgia and Star Of the West bring about two and
half millions in gold making about three and quarter
millions by all the arrivals Of the last few days The al
vices in relation to mining continue to be quite favorable
In Money there is no change TO quote First class pa
per goes a, 6G7 cent aud call loans are At the same
figure
The rumor that Mr. Leav is retire from the Amer
can Exchange Bank, is authority denied
The commercial adyices by the Europa although not
very important favorable than those by iAe
Franklin Cotton and BreAdstaffs improving. The
demand cor money continues in London at p
cent Consols looi In American stocks there was
fair business doing at previous rates.
The Boston steamer 20 day took s27SoO0 IN ingoss.
Anew Insurance Company, called the Commonwealth
Ere Insurance Company is being organised this City.
Another new Bank also IN embryo but no name has yet
bee adopted.
W. have received the annexed letter from Mr.. w. II.
Stevens dated Copper Hsreor May Is giving some ipor
nation in regard to the mines in that neagheNrnood
The mines in this vicinity, but ps,tsly epsaed stu
a. far as thew are developed. look wen ne NesNork
and Michigan Mine has prueed some very nne pieces OF
49, ses,ns; The vain las good aud wei defined walls
ana 4 IA fpfdviM Copper The Mantoa Mine Is open,
fx ~ hundred and eighteen feet IN length tac Ns Is ~
defined will average about twenty lncnes IN VIGIL WI
Conner in strings branches and dsenRnased Two ohes
win. have been opened that wei defined Snd situated
i, the productive portion Of the Tapesn range The toe
s, have Increased the force and are prosecuting neu
work with vigcr Inc Montreal ,' aalag nm : lare
< defined an "a rich in Copper II the surface binn Mue
~, rlnced considerable fair stamp ore the VEN appeSEs
regular and wen defined il promises thus Tar to make
s, Mine has improved Sha No. is los feet "a depth
~ rodncei or 10 tuns Of stamp Copper and about
,fso lbs Bb Ore The niue improves % sae WYE P''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-26
Foreign Parts.

An Valparaiso kssh 81 bsrt Junior xhzlerl Ham sood from
shans Ar bark What Cheer Baker Boston Ps.au
hrrgby Canton SD ATr ship Ae1sndns WALKER aso; oh
ship CAlforua Packet Ysrdrer Calao -
Al AZ Sneeee May r. snip Lady Ruzse (erl spno "
AT a ron hoys- Jam. May Is Eusenis Reed BsltEnore nth
waiter Doyle 81 Thomas Edward Cohen, Cl.rk Boston
Lab for 81 Thomas. $3.50, - ~
At 81 Cruz about 9Th ins sehr Sea Wing for New r
daya ~ - 49, 49, -
81 Thcras Sd nst ship Flying Arrow Treadxe f Boston for
San fr.ncsco, nearly repaired and rsloednx
5dAys; Ssrah. Griffin. for Do 90. - ~
An PietcG l7th bns sonor. Fraser Boston CID 10Th
ser Annabe LelaeheGr B0st0n Ilth Belf,uDe
en E1sft Day. DO; Rh brig Joseph FOuzsre shrs Hero
LAnciy co lSh Collector Leblanc do lh Caledonia PeS
seE fer1eTeranee LslAeheur do lefh Intent
q Hafsz aish Inst steamer Europa LverpooII4h ns
An az g GeorEe B. lsh inst shp Agnes Scott I'm BoaOu
An at ST. John n B. I'd Inst ship Ocean us.u Hale B.ou a
ca at do. 18th inst bssi Anssd.. Cate. puhB.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-26

Exchange Is quiet AZ eds5 cent anop2 very hrn AZ
the highest rate. Francs 5.l5e3.13s.
In Freighis there is not much doing, and rates arc
weak To Liverpool 500 bales Cotton, lasSsd; 1000
bbls Flour, Is cd ais 90. 10000 bush Wheat 3D. IN
ships bags 10 butts Slaves Os goo uus lockwood 95s
Bacon Sc 95s; 1000 Oars, %. To London so hall
terces Tobacco. 6s 500 bbls Resin IS Beef Is and
500 boxes Bacon COS Flour 2s. To Havre the packet
ssitd about third full 700 bales Cotton To- Whale
bsne, &C.; 500 bbls Ashes 80, &C. &c. To Glasgow,
Grease Butter 9Os and Flour, ss 3d. To Antwerp 2s5
bales CON pressed CottS8 &c. 1000 bags Coffee, slice
1000 do Sugar 2Ss and 100 oks Ashes, s7s Cd Prus
sian ship engaged Timber from Quebec TO Liverpool at
4os Prussian brig from Richibucto to London Deals at
ICES two ships from Bic to London, 1905 one from 81
STEPHEN 20 Bristol cd bark from New FORK 20 Brs
FOL with Flour private terms one from Doboy to New
York Sawed stuff at o. as from Porto Rico Sugar at
acc and Molasses 81 and schooner from Jacksonville
10 South Prospect Mel with Lumber and Timber at sill
To Australia vessels the berth filling up slowly at pre-
yous rates To San Francisco excepting few of the most
favoe clippers ships doing very little some clippers
.y TO sail soon have o6sined 60 97oc but Others are
taking less
The receipts at the Sub'Treasury are slH,l9li Pay
mepts sq3ssi Balance s7,o5l,4s5.
The annexed figures Of the Cotton movement are from
Mr. wrights Circular by the Boston steamers
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. THURSDAY. MAY g. 1853.

- 49, Gox,-uen. zhs fen OF the cradle and aels
- ever since and hagsed i1ehrs tas toa ~
- 80 se rcr Gown and rave today ib fefuszJl
- r- Ccre-urnens 4 ornAi Ard ei-lD of w
II F,shf srd corseque1t tai expenses si6 COO a. sch
~, sr sierrs NevafA IN EufnF into iarooist %
49, tyoek ou he Ssufh Spit Ged with water she
Tuek.reff The sarto damaged s-sf -
,Ss v.s-s WIS undergoing repairs lih at r..-h
Bris Comma. from Tnitad for Boson. wss 81. on 49,
~ 49, "a ,-vsd AZ Proviree0un y booe.
Ga CHtRLEs Keuuebunk before repofd asas -
Berir Nd CT pfeyOas I'd inst without aAV'ns
FsIs FTxxasAeroS Boston from Gaves,on for Boston $50
- AZ Geurorf On entire bottom pax
s hsvBs renewed the old haE=s become % badly
re urxt1xp Of aioboro before reported lowed iaeo Bar
I'D nd teen ar ashore and peTson engaged m eas ls
cut on the lesh ils-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-26
WEDNESDAY,, May 25-P. NJ.

The Stock market was rather active this morning and
generally steady The sales Of Nicaragua were large 1000
shares closing 30 Erie after declining LETT oil at s
The price Of yesterday the discussion Of the dividend ques
Zion having some effect upon this Stock Harlem steady
Hudson River advanced 10 IS The other fancy Railroads
were well sustained. Morris is rather weak Zinc is
steady there Is talk of v cent dividend in July Can
non IL arm The Coal shares are firm Parker Vein al
vsnccd y cent In the premium Railroads there is MOI
much doing. but quotations are firm for Syracuse and
Utica s2 was bid Utica aud Schenectady 1874 Rochester
and Syracuse i5s; Buffalo and Rochester, 1881 state
Line 1879 In Government Stock tle Government Broker
continues 10 operate at previous rates Railroad bOnd'
are in fair demand and without important change
There was large attendance at the Mining Board and
ta nonnt Of transactions Is increasing Ihe sales were
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Spokeu. Ac.

fss IS 81 Staten Land b'rk Dsus crocksr f Bsston Dee
Nay IA, q a. in 20 80 bark MAy, Johnson BorOu
Nay at q IS lon 60 81 barb L. croweH MeFsader
Nev fOrk for Guay1EG
May IS Ee sehr George Heny Of and oczscOke for
Barbados. i'd
May IS LAT 81 10 Ion ts Caroline Harding I'm Savannah for
Boston
May at &c G. Ion 70 2; bark Gs1se Ward Haven for
West Inces
Nay p 50 miles Of Cape LOOkOs bsk Grard sf Boston IN
Noble fpr Ns~-Yak
March T. OF Staten Land bark. with NJ her
siErai.
April Il % y.Ip.sO barb Friend Of New Londcn) At fin Tai
eaL Jana, Win $50 tbl OIL
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MARINE JOURNAL.
POST OF NETWORK.
Cleared.

SssnspsBlack werrior Shuieit Mobile. Lviason, Coeha
Co; soslhsner, Foster, Charleston. Sposore nleson
p SAGE Roh<ea frzno Toass StAnton
fsrny, tBels Heres Hssss. Se.teeehn; Sondaz b.S-
o. Baker Coz Andrw Foster Hoberton, Liverpool
d Ogden Wing q the Wind. fssrs. West In6iss master
Basks-Assv l Requiem. Gusa.caps Boyd Hneksa; Daa
HEnkuso Weynou;k. Brain; God Hcner
lIl Ford Lvsrpeel s, y A. Booufels; jasper BeasstL
Chsresrcn DURHAM Dimrni kbe, fzr Sch Hamhs
y Bssi kuphsraf sms rses trieste J. B. s.cyi L1csrns
Bs;sass csihour So JohA NIB wnitnsy csl Aun
Merritt MoDonsd nefeu Hoves 60 sk Gssrse Hyle Nezv
a. ~ Flwc Cos 1naA, Rnraha Mas..zs4 nsyksw IAlte
4 e.: PrsassN lswsJ RcAiss<s n ,, FsRsh ksiatAs