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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-08-05

FHHE CopartDersp heretofore existing under the stye
and firm of PHILLIPS HART is this day dissolved BY
mutual consent Al persons indebted to the firm
quesed to make immediate settlement and all having
claims against the will present them for
Either partner will the OF the firm in liquidation
only. WILLIAM PHILLIPS
July l, 1853. HENRY HART, Jr.
cheerfully recommend Mr.. Henry Hart my successor
and late partner the former friends and customers the
House, and respectfully solicit for him continuance ofthat
patronage so literally bestowed upon the late firm
jQlyl WILLIAM PHILLIPS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-08-05

. HUNISVILLE Oct. Il, lS52
DR. BLEPGoE-SPms tima has elapsed since cave ce,
tfcate that my wife had been greatly benefited bv vonr
Alternative Compound. take pleasure iu saving IN
the public that my wife had for three or four Years ba
subject to the worst kind of spells of cramp in tbe oob
from dyspepsia had tried of several whom thought 70 he
the best physicians in the place and great MANY rpn
medicines with momentary relief Being persuaded no rv
your alternative compound did so-and am bapn N s
that 1t has entirely cured her. and would conseeuos
recommend to all persons suffering from diseases of the
liver and dyspepsia. L. B. ROBERTS0y
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-08-05

II ? Total number Of Policies issEei by this .~se>
Company up to July lst, 1s59-eight thousand azf$SA
six hundred ard eghtyone. E
II }'DiyideGds made annually all Life Po s~=isE&~
eien shape of stock bearing interest the per
cent
" The dividends heretofore have always averaged from
80 10 50 per cent.
II = Persons taking ont Policies for the whole of
life give their at - mOnths for 40per the
premium, and ay 60 per cent ia cash.
ApPcicsons for risks, prospectus the company, in
formation relating TO the subject of Life Insurance
made at the Office Ofhe undersigned General Agent the
State Of Tennessee. JOSEPH NASH
O1ce N. w. corner Public Square,
opposite Planters Bank Ma hville, Aug. 10, 1852.
LIFE INSURANCE.
HARTFORD LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, HART.
FORD, CONNECTICUT.
JAMES DIXON, Pres. HENRY L. Miller Sec'y
Capital and Surplus $500, 900.
INSURANCE lives OF white persons the joint stock
and mutual plan.
ALso.-InSurance the lives of Negroes reasonable
terms. s. II. LOOMS,
jan l5-5m AgsnL
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-08-05

LktE INSURANCE.
EIna Insurance Co. of Hartford.
LIFE DEPARTMENT..
Annuity Fund Sl50,OO0.
ENXCLUSIVELY held pledged and appro priated, SS<5y
Il with ats reserved Accommodations, by the charter MI
and regulations othe Company, to The payment of Annu
ties and losses upon Insurance Life, aud in liza
BILE forOher debts contracts, liabilities, engagements OF
h company.
OFFICERS.
THOs. X. BRAcF, Prest, S. l.. L0oaIs, Secretary;
A. BULKLEV, Vice J. ". SEY icty, President
Managing Directors for the Life Department.
K. A. BULKLEY, JOHN L. Boswell,
ROBERT BUkLL, ROLAND MATHRh,
MILEs A. TUTTLK, Erwin G.. RIPLEY
HKERA @. Ps ATv
This being joint Stock pTopriety company, and conduc
ted the cash system, the Managers have adopted table
of rates Ofprcmium low is consistent with safety and
muck Le'7rT than those OF the Mutual Companies.
Applications for risks white persons received by the
undersigned, who will furnish PcOspectusesO the COmpa-
any, and any information relative thereto.
RisEs slaves against diseases and accidents causing
death, akoH PGlicss ssued aud adjusted this
Agency. JOS MASH, Agent,
Od,ce h. ". corner Public SUare,
opposite Planters Bank. Nashville, aug. ID, 1852
Medical Examiners.
X IL }
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-08-05
DRUGS, &C.
DR.. BLEDsoE's Alternative cOMpoUNn7

TIE Reeyooer al Remedies for tie Diseases of he Lsrs,
Dyspepsia Eaklrge1eat and defamation Of tie SSIes
Hcdrt5rns, Coic F9atdeRee 1!ts, C0asssrgatioa al
diseases Of the B0tCa end such dsae5 Is arise froza
diso'dsyd state Of the Stomach Lir~ or Boards, a,
.Scrota dad Sores 9 eng kiRd For General DsJs7iby
Jfons ackch Ladies fsqueatly suffer, there is nat is
equal IN the aslole Miterta Kdici.
TINE inventor of this preparation for three years
completely prostrsed from Dyspepsia and inactivity OF
the Liver that he was frequently for weeks at time unable TO
raise himself from his bed He sought aid from physicians
home and in Europe but in an his case was pronounced
hopeless by thousands and by accident hat lie
ceeded in curing himself Since he has been practcng med
icne, his success in such has been uryaled He
has been of the increduly of the public and conse
quently said nothing thoughthe press of his case
until the character OF the medicine fully established
BY its suceeSs as SHOWN y the certificates WHICH have nesn
advertised.
sufjon the cerice te of Prof NJ GARBERr Of Memphis
Tenn, with whom often advised during the time OF nv
suffering.
MEMPHIS Tenn, April II, lS52.
hereby certify that have been acquainted with ljr
n bledsoe and some years ago he reduced od eve
lower than have any one that afterwards eceye
ed with what supposed To be dyspepsia and Liver affection
and after trying the prescriptions OF many Physicians in this
well as other countries without relief he finally succeeded
with preparation OF his in being restored 10 good
health. NJ GABBERT NJ II
feel sased it will sustain the character we give 10 in this
publication.
HUNTSVILLE, January 70, 1852
DIR. BLEDsoE:I take the liberty and fell it TO Le INV nt
to recommend to all persons suffering from disease o b
stomach and bowels your Alternative compound us very
seperior medicine My aged Is Years had been nader
medical treatment about five years for dysensa and diar
rhea when having almost deSpared of his recovery con-
cdded to try your Alternative two bottles ofwhcb 6eeye
entirely cured him. MICAJAU CAYCE
HUNTSVILLE, Oct. II, 1889
DR BLEPGoE-Spme tima has elapsed since oay, ce,
ttcate that my wife had been greatly benefited bv vnrr
Alternative Compound take pleasure in sar;nr 10
the public that my wife had for three or fur years bae
subject to the worst kind of spells of eamp in the stomach
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-08-05
JUST FINISHED AND FOR SALE
AT THE
Clark Street Coach Factory,
no. 3,

THE LATEST STYLE BUGGIES, BAR0UCHES,
ROCKAWAYS AND FAMILY CARRIAGES.
~ Take PARTICULAR NOTICE that cg-Ea
Stou's Coach shop is on CLARK STREET asSzfsst-
julyl9 IRA A. STOUT
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-08-05

I TAKE pleasure in recommending R. c. McNAIRY, my
late partner the friends and customers Of the house.
and respectfully solicit continuance of the patronage
lberally bestowed upon the late firm.
july 5 Signed F. FURMAN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-07
VENEZUELA.

Correspondence Of Tie North Aann and yed Glze
CARACAS, fu-siay, June T. lsiI
IL NY previous letter you ntJ rmed revolution
having brUkeu the 24h Msy,in Nalencia ana the
valleys Of Arsgua On learning the fact the Government
Immediately dispatched troops % the dsa-cted provinces.
who after few slight encounierA mprtely sue.
cessfu in putting down scattern g the rebels Ike chat
before tie gale Thusends The revolution at ea,, for
lime.
small party Of rebels are still in the plains who are
being hoty pursued by the troops they considerably
frightened 81 perfectly ling % ground their and
be couieued vh their present rulers Full 0f contrton
they oaiy giving themselves up and calling upon the
Government most lust for nduito ipard ,nl coupled
with The most eAtraVsgat promises OF iuture loyalty and
good bthAyiOC
twas supposed by ~ at the time Of the outbreak that
the rtvoiuoIsry psywas strong and that the Govern
eut would nLo i din 1uf to put hem dosn such did
prove % b. The they deficient ia all the
necessary clements o success having neither competent
leoers ney sod What more important they
Cd not possess the sympsrties OF the people
number Of prisonershay been captured among whom
Gen Sautauo, Msano, anc Col Maiurel The excite
uccent 20 The revolution f4st subsding and bus.
Iess resumiDg rs worttc activity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-07
GREAT BRITAIN.

long debate took place IL the House OF Commons On
De 2sd June the Bill for the inspection OF Nunner es
EY X Ingis moved IFS second reading NJ Plnn moved
40 sn' ndment that be referred 10 Committee for re-
rhio, 81 its details
7b Government Of India had been discussed two nights
and lted further adjournment. Nothing else Of in
tereei q trsnspired.
Re, citing thu Turkish crisis the prev slng opinion still
The he combined feet would enter the Dsrdaneles
sequ Russia occupying tbs Danube provinces that
Aust, viii then offer to medlA- and negotiations vii be
conn need With 6sn clnaton the part any power
20 honorable arrangement sud that the crisis will
Iinai p4oiGcsly fO the present ln the meantime, how
ever nbic affairs materially disturbed.
A vublic meeting held on the goth al Almick s.
LoDo,s TO aid the Berkeley Negro College At Bermuda
The ri of Shaiesbury and Rev. X. Arde, (c0Ored
spOk. Judge Halliburton SAID the College reguir-d the
coop fon Of the African people and rec inmeDdeo not
10 their prejudice nor 10 incur their hostility His
rernsrt were colby received.
In, Hustrafed LoHdOr NeVs has picture Of an ink
stand present by Surrey Congregation TO Mrs. ii.
Beecb-r Stowe.
A private exploring yacht-the Dophin-ssils from
investigate the mineral discoveries made in
Greer and by Lundt DaIsb Traveller 10 whom the King
has q ven the privilege Of miuny
General Sumner presented ct the drawing room to
fhe Queen.
The Cotton operatives at Blackburn and Darwen threat
en- 70 strike.
Garston, a nsw port the river Mersey has been
opened.
The crops throughout Ireland indicate early harvest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-07
THE BALTIMORE FIREMEN
Yesterdays Movements.

Yesterday the day SIT apart the programme for
whiting Blsckweis and RandAs Islands and the Hi,b
Bridge. 1t was designed to take early start leaving bv
a O'Clock 81 the latest but owing some oversight or
misunderstanding the hour Of II had nearly arrived before
the party able 10 set A. that time several Of Kpp
& browns splendid stages two Of which were double.
announced in waiting in Barcayst near Broad
way. To that point the members Of Columbian Company
No g. Of Baltimore headed by their President Mr. Davis
NicePrtseeni Williamson, Chief Marshal Mullen and As
sssn Garrison and Muir proceeded and embarked under
the escort Of the following Committee Of Manhattan Com
pany Nc s Of New York whose guests they have con-
hnued, exclusively. far: Jesse w. ChSce James A.
Lucas Seth c. Douglas Chef Marshal John p Lacour,
Thomas NJ Hemstead, Moss O. Allen, John Caffrey, Ed
ward Garland Abrsm Baker, and Ebenezer Dewey. The
party attracted May persons TO the SPOT among whom
were several former and present residents Of Baltimore
not stmbers Of the visiting Company who came to give
the visitors the hand OF welcome
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-07
A QUERY FOR SCHOLARS.

To ne Editor Of TAsN Y Ttibvne.
SIR Can any of learned readers enlghten me on
matter which present has beaten my iavestgat0nsl
What are the immediate stnrs Of the native tongue Of
the lsiman ymro Thai il Is of the ndo Euro.
pean arnly admits OF doubt it is ordinarily termed
Celtic and this very unsatisfactory term tbs of
the confusion in which the stands for the
native Irish tongue and Highland Scotch also terme
Celtic" But that the Gaelic is essentially different
from the Welsh as German Anglo Saxon IT, is we'll
known 70 any who knows rngOf either tongue
Now sir II las struck me that the Welsh may have some
atnit, 10 the aboriginal Spanish language Look at the
nan OF Spain See the names Of GHad ana GuGdslquver
il not this prefix the that prevalent in the
Welsh a. Gwynne Gwydd.s, sc. TINS same may he SAID
ofe French language which lLaDlsed asHsl still bears
trace. Of Us original condition. Hillaume GNqrrenpe
Gyolier Warren. Walter Now the traditions of tn
K,mory say they from the South Of France, and
their universally dark com pexiOns Seem - point
Southern cline a. Their aboriginal abode. The remarks
bav, made seem tall IN with this tradition. There
in The south OF France and rthern Provinces
sam primve tongue which crui.ed French scholars
can Ak othiug Of II i. the Bas7ge tongue; mans
from which GGscDn and GGsc0ay Is derived May not
Investigation IN this direction hrOV lght upon this
srlecl l. il not tine 10 have simple matter this
upon clear and positive basis freed from the fan
fnl ui,ts which obs much 81 the history of the
esrly populations Of Europe think Any cDntrbu.
ton reward solving this difficulty will be th>nkally
ceived by PHlLOLOCIsr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-07

statement from ST. Petersburg Of the 18th that no fnal
resolution respecting the occupation Of the DANUBE prov.
noes would be taken until from the Porte re-.
fsng the final ultimstum DO received kept ,ttsrs in
protraced suspense The time allowed for a,c-p, tnce
had expired and the cath this dispatch reached Paris
"CoNsTANTINuFLE, l6th.-Ihe uhmatum is finally re-.
ected by the Porte The policy of Russia is sur Missed 10
be exhau. the resources Of Turkey by causing an .
mense outlay FOR oetsnse.'
Ii has been several tunes reported during the week that
the Russians bad entered Moldava and ling
Buchartstou the Danube the plains overlooked aud
the uhs VI the rivers 80 encountered with sand that the
commander of toe FOa had declared the atteopt dan.
gerous The Emperor received the Baltic acet At Cron.
stadt the l2th.
MenchikoG Is named Governor Of Crimea
Advices Odessa &c the 9Th say that prices Of Grain
had risen owing to purchases made for the Russian
troops
From Stetten we learn that the Riga iron merchant,
have cancelled their order to export grain, and are now
purChssug for import.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-07
TURKEY.

The following WAS the reply sent by the four Ambassa
doTs 10 the Pasha Wher consulted In the first instance re.
spectiug the demand OF Men'hikof ct May 81. 1883:
"Ihe representatives of Gres. Britain France Austria
and Prussia in 20 the desire expressed by his Excel
lency, keschid Pa,ba learn their view of the draft of
note commenced by Prince MenchkOf, are of opinion
that stOn which touches nearly the liberty of
action and sovereignty of his Majesty the sultan his Et
ceneDcy Resohd Psha, is the best Judge of the clursa
which ought to be adopted and they do consider them
eelves authorized In the crcumt nces TO rive snv
advice on the subject Signed: kedclide d De Ia pooy
Dekl,tze WildenbIuck'
The lssohd enlsgiug the privileges of Christians as
Formerly oehyered To the Greek Patriarchs on tn I'm ~
the Ministry tr Foreign AT@rs. copy was previ,nsv
FORWARDED I" MenchikoH This gives color 10 tbs ran,
mentioned under France that the great poVers ,t
Commended concession IN the form Of a note ' to
Baron b'oeA The Austrian Envoy had arrived At Cor
santirople Non'
Esrl Carlisle passed through vienna on tba ,-,h -,
Enite Instruction i,r British Minister Lord Kedce :,
CoustantnOple The P1rsi Neice reprts le' ~
Envoys had ia erIoglei the Hoseodars of r. nuAsh
provinces 40 whit they would sion, - ~
Invaded the prov iuCes Ghika, who was P,i,r 80 AZ -
via promises 10 bN back Turkish errit,r 60, -;
Government troops ano would probably 90 50 Zoe - i
of WSiaChS PROMISES likewise, bu- NON Russian
srming his people, be might be unable.
The Porte has declined offer ct service from P,;sb
HungSrb aud ltSa- refugees and viii have only EnyT,b
or frsB,h Cheers PROM Oibdsh accOdns say that ,ts
events 81 COlsaaino pie have produced profound ,.s,
bon throughout Aga0,A The pilgrim, q At ays sS.nbd
Mecos and al he native tribes wait ont the sn,l ~
Commence the Religious f4nsroisu has rs .b8 tbs
boiling pant.
An envoy arrived st Consisniinope on the On from T
herzn. Persia.
The Saisan's health IS very delicat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-07
NEW-MEXICO

We learn from The So Astyai, L<sger thst the Santa
ina arrived there the slh inst brought
irVnl santa Re The Ledge saws.
We learn from kifr tas mail conductor that Trias has
t~Ath possession Of the Mesilla Territory. which
mences about thuy i've miles above FL P.so on the Rio
GrsDde lie AZ ears he will give il up without fghi
A'nous ne AhrmS that the Americ viii f4g-ste him
IN the event OF collision The bad f.slng Tbcb la,elv
existed ostSeen the Americans and 1cans on this side
ano me heAicAns on the oher has entirely subsidized
uSh 30 mar on Inc Isl or ID ut fandAngo WAS gwen 10
Iens OF MeGonlnsyle ano Franklin AID the country ad
JAeent oAPt sAlAman Was one of the h-nored guests
would be followed by instant death Tts daserbed AZ
pleasant fellow Of strongly marked Mexican features
with little force OF character mental clloer He
sonaly crosses the river and becomes decidedly mslO
from the aguAdenie Of the McGoinsviltes The people
on this side are decidedly Indifferent about the aesa
affair.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-07
FRANCE.

Some changes are announced in the Ministry. The
Office Of General Of Police is suppressed and its functions
united to the Ministry Of the Interior.
III Naupras is app Iinied Senator. The Ministry Of
Agriculture re6stabshed tn which the functions Of the
Min. Of Pubic Works will BIO attached, with N Magne
for n ister
?. nmkabe statement is current to the effect that the
Emp ineDds TO submit the question Of peace
with kossia to vote Of the people On the other hand, il
was fored but authenticated h At the French GOV
ernm, Il had copy Of ths Russian manifesto ten days
sine. nd in conjunction with Eng tn1 had recommended
fbe L. re TO accede IFS terms, the form Of in
steAo e treaty If this be 30, the business is at
zetlei.
latin 10 affairs of the Bonapare family. The Emperor
assu be the sole master OF the family dis consent
IA nee .ssry TO make marriage divorce OF any BO
papsr. No BOnapare must go further than IS leagues
from lone without per MISSION and the Emperor may pun
ish them by arrest or exile.
NonsigDeur Garibsdi the Popes Nuncio, had been
buried with great pomp all the foreign ministers assisting
Ut the funeral
Mauprss bad been appointed minister to Naples, and
Adophe BarOtt TO Brussels.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-07
THE WORLDS FAIR IN NETWORK.
rsstai Palace The OpesInE-a Contributor
rom Queen Victoria = Letter from Prcs,dcat

WIN TO the Palace YESTERDAY gave "a better idea o
re '''P dGH hhely to be presented by the Ekhibuo'
vb' opened than We have heretofore been able 20 picture
10 ouTs-vs or others The arrsngsmeo< Of the dfsren
divisions compartu ents &c bsgus 10 shape itself soma
what definitely TO The eye. Toe reception OF slns elegant
show cases &c. and the erection of others whoss
requires them to be PIT up in the building together with
the ancasr II many Of the articles prominent from their
size wei other attractive qualities give tha spectator
nsEDg oihe general ee1t ofthe arrangement IT DIFF
fsren contributions on the Hocrs and galleries And more
especially the architectural bssuies ofths sdice 6ega 70
be developed By the aid ths painters and other
decorators and give THAT hs respect tbs
New York Palace will sand not ouIy unexceied but IN
eqused Tho size Of the great Palace of London ofSouse
gives precedence but predict that the beau
tu proportions Of the latte, will give in many respects,
striking and picturesque effect TO its interior.
The Inauguration to take place on the 18th inst, 1t is
definitely settled to be honored by the preseace of
he President and the greater portion Of his Cabinet This
announcement of course will add greatly the attraction
Of the occasion, will presume to deny that
they are, Just nor, stars Of the first magnitude
BY the way contribution has just been received from
QUEEN Victoria in the shape Of striking pcture by Win
t,rhater the subject of which is The Opening OF the
London Exhibition" This is said to b. very ,rk.
able painting and will sord rs opportunity Of sppre
cstng degree, the contrast which the Republican
simplicity OF our E1m6tion Will present 70 the gorgeous
glare and glitter afforded by royalty snd it. sdiancts to
that ID Hyde Park We shall be disappointed however II
the contrast is not in many respects favorable own
even in the general Effect Of the ceremony
The following is copy of tina letter from President
Pierce accepting the invitation to be present at the Inau
gurstion
WASHINGTON, D. c. July L 1883
"GENrIEvEN: When, As = COMMITTEES Of Cue B ara Of
Directors Of hs Association for the Exhibition OF the la
'Custry of al Nations in the city Of New York you pre-
i'm. iuxif4 ft,r IN ~.
opening OF the Exhibition, promised consistent, vita
my OF duty here to return answer Of acceptance
Should my health b. such As II u at present nohins
si prob bly, prevent me from reaching your City on the
evening Of the 18Th inst.
With the chest respect your eud and ohedisn ervmt
FRANK PIERCE.
"Hon. JAcos A WEsrEkvLLr Chairman OF ComaLee. New
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-07
"Hon JAcos A wEsrEEvtLr Chairman OF ConmIitse Ne
NofkC
DOWN WITH THE JERSEY MONOPOLY.

To the Editor Of The " Y Tribune.
SIR. pleased TO from the columns OF your ex.
tensvely circulated paper article supporting thu sug
gesou The Spsr Register 10 place the name Of Henry
G Caey E,q of Burlington before the peoI Of tire ate
A. 4 candidate for Governor lie - gentleman and
scholar highly qualified for the office aud known to b.,
oppose that nquous monopoly which stretches rs
tb across the State OF New Jersey crushing the be,t
interests of the state dg acng lts inhabitants in every
particular, individually collectively and fgsiaticeiy
the State by electng Mr Carey to the GJverment,l
Chair AT the same time selecting high minded men Of
character and ability to rrpre.ent them in the Legislature
men 2edged to obey the Will OF their constituents re-
g,td4ss OF the influences of Railroad truckers aud wire
pu ers notwithstanding any presents OF plate as badge
of distinction tor services rendered.
Your Obt servant, TIMONOPOLY
20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-07
CHINA

Iae Dolly Ners, via Singapore learns that al SHANGHAI
We bn''sh residents greatly alarmed and had enrolled
soeeesis for ltdee0se and had landed guns from nm.
sPs. HE America residents had also held a meeting
- ~ much spsthy, rely appointing AieSSrs Cunning
shD, eunore ana NaTgen Committee TO act If anything
niish Agent Sir George BonhAm was firm in bis
me Chnese Executive ~''N' az ~
NO brig Science manned by Americans and
A. 70 NsSlyta NE lmpersss attempted to pass up the rv
The Snsors,ho ai ounded and became total wreck
rv INIT fhna irssste also attempted 20 reach the
Ast the who'll ht OF water had return Reports say
wsr Nosbps st,ean squsdroa was going to the seat
'ui,her OF the progress OF affairs is known.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-07

An At Observation-Disclosures, New-York
AfCu1haven-C sIoiae 18th, Meta Herman August.
Bremen NielaDd.
Te1el-fdward
At Liverpool 42d-Ardfew Foster.
Arr Al Nantes dth-Catharine from Charleston
A. " olgsust l2th-Mara; 18Th, Mentor Ottenbuy.
OF the Start 9th-Ncora from Savannah.
Al New Orleans Plat Madonna at Queens Frederick
-; 20 G6lcon6s and Samuel Lawrence, Lvefpoo 18Th 81
Zep and Wsn Bremen; 9Th, Fanny Naples lOh Maids
CTostsdt I'D Denmak the Clyde d Pa qua; lih
T. Perkins, Grenada and South Carolina
Alpha Bristol; Columbia fio Havre Jennie Pane
Cardiff Wash skTne, from LiverpOo Edward Fveret
ud Victoria rom iuweIp oath, Universe Henry Clay and
Word, Liverpool
pool
Sailed for Philsdephia-2lih Msrchion, from Liverpool
SD New orleans 18th Hamlet rom Newport; Thomas Wright
iom Bordeaux. Path NJ. J. Nsro Liverpool.
On June of Story Island the America spoke steamer
he ~ Of Hguchfster