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OUR NEW YORK CORRESPONDENCE.
NEW YonK. September a Is5l

NEW YoRK, September 4, 1864.
In my last letter asked 'Whois Mr.. Coots 20? Mr.. Coots
the possesor of the choeesea ticket for the opera
for which he paid the rdiculously small $3.50
had read the morning papers carefully this nterrogatve
clamaton would have been made Mister Coo il all
moonshne and fiction. The name is assumed not a
de plume or as a de guerre, but Pamour, al
though il must be confessed, that nyhing
love of name. The fact Isl Coots is young and lovely
English woman OF fortune who is desperately in love with
Mario and who has followed the magnificent half
the world bat followed him in vain Mario can't, won't
respond and he is married his powers of endu-
rance and forbearance all the more remarkable
The steamship North Star, of the Independent California
Line will not sail hence the 9th instant having been
withdrawn from that route.
The Bremen steamship Germania, from Bremen the 18th
u for New York. returned port the day very leak
and in sinking state She laid upon the beach, when
the leak found to proceed from injury the feeding
pipe She expected proceed the early part of next
week
About o'clock yesterday morning, deadly assault
committed upon female named Lynch in Whitehall street.
by another woman with whom she had quarrel The
was cut in shocking the right eye and
she taken TO the City Hospital
named Daniel Moran dangerously injured at l
o'clock yesterday at fight at notorious dance house in
Albany street The injured party the City Hos
pital, where he lies in dangerous condition.
Tomorrow by invitation of Col Minch and the Third
Regiment Of Hussars, the Philadelphia Cavalry, Captain
Becker with Major Fritz, Major Williams and other officers
of note will visit this city, and until Wednesday,
when they win depart for Newark, New Jersey.
see it stated in Of city journals that the
of nearly thirteen millions of dollars is invested
hotel property in New York. which includes the cost of
furniture and real estate The St. Nicholas is valued
1888 O0O the Metropolitan $780, O00 the Astor $3.50
000 and the Irving at $500 900.
There serious riot in the lower part of Broadway
yesterday, growing of street preaching between party
of Irshmen and party of wdea wakes 1t is said that
of the latter was killed
The steamship Pacific, with four days later intelligence
from Europe arrived this port yesterday afternoon The
is interesting but not important. She brings
usually large number of passengers
IBy Telegraph
The weather to-day is very hot-thermometer 81 The
cholera abating, and the general health of the city i'm
proving.
The money market is tight Stocks dull and depressed
Business of all kinds dull Breadstuf firm under
the Pacics newssales of 1000 bbs -four at 50 so SIG
State southern, SlO $40 81 Wheat is duler-sales
5000 bushels at 50 Is for Genesee southern 81 rs 81 95
For red and white 20 900 bushels mixed rs 70
Oats AZ a so cents. Rye 81 10. Y.
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PENDLEToS, S. O. August 49, 1854
GESrLKaES On the eve of my departure from Washing
ton received your communication, and have not until
now had time to answer it.
For the kind manner in which you have spoken OF my
administration OF he Third Auditors Office, and my social
relation with YOU you viii please accept my thanks and
the that the Of my greatest regret in ey
ing my official position in Washington is the separation,
which necessarily follows from these ho have so nobly
aided and sustained me IN the aborous duties Of the bu-
reau 1t is but justice say that during my official con-
Aaroa with YOU gentlemen from the chief clerk down TO
the humbest messenger every seemed animated with
the desire TO elevate the character of the service and 20
meet the public demands upon the office
You have been pleased, gentlemen TO speak with great
kindness and confidence in my administration the
trust which has been confdcd to me by the President
shall 20 out TO my lot among the pioneers OF Nebraska
one Of them aid in developing the resources of the
Territory aga IL ahaff har destiny Determined to do
Justice and fear not shall every effort ngraft upon
the institutions of Territory the principles Of segoy-
eminent and constitutional liberty; aud If am aided
trust shall he by the people atter myself that shall
be able any difficulties that lie in my way, and
any prejudice Of a sectional character which may
exist against
In bidding you adeu, gentlemen, must again thank
you for your kind consideration OF my official conduct
and while doing express the hope that whoever shall
h my psee may protect and defend you and receive from
You the same kindness and devotion which you have
always EXTENDED 10 me
am, with great respect and esteem yours, &C.
p BURT
J. NrwcoMB kEAPP Esq and others
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EHUM LONDON -siara; by Sir Roderick Murchison the
history Oldest rocks organic
vol lar.
The Shipping Laws of The British Empires by G. Atkinson;
1854
The Of War affecting Compe,se shipping; by H.
b Thomson ! vol 1884
Physiological Chemistry w Professor Lehman; vnls
Noads Lectures ON Chemistry; vol.
Louis Napolpon's system OF Field Artillery by Captain
Volunteers and Rides by Lieut.. Col. Gordon. 1883
The Rife NusReti by Capt Jcrvis. 1854.
Sully's memoirs, Gin Enal'sh y 5 vols.
AslToa0mi Tables and
nod's Bti-h Peeragc Baronesge, and Knightags 1854
Fosters Packet reerage Of Great Britain Ireland.
The crystal Psace--its Park Natural Hsto, Az Courts
and Portrait Gallery 3 vo,s. 1854
SW5 rRANCk TAYLOR
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The antiNebraska fusioniss of Indiana have nominated
Dr. Hiram +. Talbot for State audtor-a who went
to Washington and urged Mr. Davis the present member
to vote fo the Nebraska bill assuring him that his cons
uens in favor of it, and that his support of il would
his reelection Boston Post.
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LIOME INsFRUCrtQt-M~s. WM. "a FORCE, intending
III Instruct hrr dau.is home wishing combine win
The advantages q has Instruction spirit OF ennson
proposes pupils for study The
APPROVE mode OF instruction will be adopted and the pains
vii b. taken with member with her
Laughter. Residence Tenth street, between ID and f..
5--d5tf
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ny }. 4. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

INTENSIVE SALE OF HORSES, COWS, WAGONS, CARTS,
Harness. Buggies, Farming lmIemeu Pine lime Iimeftune.
Lumber Cast oo fools, &cun Thursday mornings September
7h 10 ocock of auction shall sell, by order
of the orphans ID. following personal Of the late
Captain VIM. Easily,
work horses. carts and harness
Three and harness, carryail
Three and heter Iloughs culyuioB
straw cutter, hoes, picks shoves
Cutting box, jack screw, whcebarrows
Rakes saws augers c.adies, scythe, sc.
ALSO
l5 o'clock the lime kiins old
5000 bushels fine lime for farming purposes
40 bushels ashes large LOT of irslrate
$50 barrels cement IS fine coal
40 perches about perches Kiln
TO burns purchaser have privilege OF burning aud sell
ing from the king
Iron and Office
Lot of hogsl,aads barrels, lumber cast non, Sc.
IT. $50 and under that credit Of % aud 10
days. for satisfactorily rndoscd bearing interest BY order
OF the
]. G, MCGUIRE,
Auctionccr.
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WANTED 81 900 ST. 800 for two years,
which ali the interest will he paid in advance, together
with handsome and zeal estate security to the
b. Tn. mi
little longer shorter would
rial
Apply w Phips, deputy marshal, City Hall, agent
person embarrassed.
Sep 5-3,'
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Dates to the 10th of August from Barbados report the
disappearance OF cholera the number Of deaths during the
epidemic amounts TO $4,000 At Grenada and St Luz
cia the disease raging fearfuy.
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We do not say II rreverenty, but give it as a singular
hct that though for weeks clergy bad been praying
for rain, never came until the Prayer for RAIN was
printed in yesterdays Post u began % cloud in as soon
as II put in type--B Boston Post
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Academy of the Visitation,

Gcorgetown, ID. Q.
HE Of this institution will be resumed The Gr Mon
day in September when, hitherto the most seduinus will
bestowed tn. advancement the branches
of a finished education
historical pursued
the Acquiring THOR
oush knowledge that language while the pursued
teaching bosh vocal has e9an
eng the pupils accomplished and scientific
pupils recently been
result beneficial Influence
youthful members OF The academy.
Aug lI-3awd& ctSepti5
JNrfH f'tttsburE County Allegheny, Penn
syivunia offer for investment the guaranteed coupon bonds
Of Piburg Allegheny, Pennsylvania
These bonds issued The Plsbu and Connsve Railroad
BY which shNs&as~ 4uarn1tfvd. -4ss ~
We confidently recommend them capitalists and de
sirabe investment.
The bonds together with the exhibit and other statistical inf
nnen, be Obtained application or by
JOHNSTON BROTHERS, h Co.,
Bankers and Fiscal Agents.
Agents for Pisbure Company,
Inn lB-dAcptf
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GRAY BALLANTYNE, Aoskeers, 7h street. just
ccived large lot Of the
District which they prepared to sell the rces
Teachers and Others who sell school books
sale prices.
States ink, books Of superior
and everything requisite the school
OF GRAY h LLsNTYNE,
On 9Th street, Odd Fellows Hall
Sep t-dst.
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TMx CSsHxEsstSysu f rrssnedss
nurt Sd will
he laid Tuesday afternoon september 5.
Bishop Waugh NJ Wilson, Griffith will ohciate
sion. The public Invited to attend
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ny ). q. MCGUIRE. Aaeuonoor.

ALE ORDER OF The ORPHANS CoURr,--on Friday
September 10 O'Clock, Easby's hipvard,
ha sell the following articles belonging the OF The late
Captain VIM. Easily,
Latg. punching machine, small do
Two scows wooden
Fire engine copper pump
Lumber pair timber wheels
Cart pair bellows, anvils
Lot OF blacksmiths TOOLS lot OF hoIts, sc
Lot of and wrought iron
Iron press, winGass
Portable forge, oI OF doors, lumber Sc
ALSO
Immediately after above of old InheF
18th and 18th streets, suitable for fencing.
ALSO
O'Clock, Of lumber Green Oase SguIrg,
foot Capitol ill
Terms and under cash. that credit NJ sixty and
days. satisfactorily endorsed bearing ny
order of the
JAS c. MCGUIRE.
Sept2-d AncupAeef.
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CHOOI. BOOKS great variety, for sale mt the
~ lowest prices in every case, BY
Rep3 FRANCK TAYLOR
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POETRY And sESsE.-A college professor once asked a
student at recitation "Why has monkey no organs OF
speechg The student scratched his bend. and gave it
up" Why said the professor in the slow and drawing
peculiar to him. the answer ID obvious enough
its because he hasn't got anything to say If were
asked give in single sentence the why the most
of what is called poetry. is utterly stupid name and
worthless should at once is because the
writers have got anything say Poetry not less than
prose- requires thought CHOSEN neurological connex-
lou" a beginning, middle and an end mainly
for want ai these it is often stale fat and unproft
able Holmes says with full understanding of what ne
is talking about
How many saaza bushing like a rose
Would turn TO fnstisn If resolved to prose
How many epic, like sgiIded crown,
If some cold critic dared to melt il down,
Roll in his crucble shapecss mass.
An ounce Of gold-leaf to pound of brassw
Take heed therefore e scbblers OF ver5e aud never
attempt TO say anything ur you nave something say
SO shall yau your fancy sensible and truly poet
cal account Boston POST
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nay SCHOOL. for Young Ladies' The duties OF siiss
Tsyor school, AZ streets,
resumed Monday, September llih
Information studies pursued, &c. Obtained
either by circulars Interview
Aug 3i--eo2w
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puKsUANT 40 a de rec ~ the high cours of chance
y, made of Isabella Bird widow, plaintiff
Charlotte ker and oa defndan the claiming be
of kin To ola McDouee formerly Loyds Coffee HOUSE,
cIty London underwater, afterwards
by Thomas William Nohoon inversk, Nusei
bug, in the Of Mid Lothian, North Britain then OF Bsr
Tweed then Of Euisp Park, U1bridee,
OF iddesrx esquire who died about 18th day
1884, ,hSir solicitors before twenty
of November in and their relationship
John McDougc the chambers of the
liam Page Wood No IL New square, Lncolns Middesex
default thereof they will be perempo excluded from
benef the said decree.
Thursday the seventh day Of Dreeaher O'Clock
afternoon, said appointed
Indicating .Ia4s
Dated this gth day Of August 1854.
RICHARD BiOXhM, Chief Clerk.
ATKINSON PILGRIM,
Church Count, Lothbury, London Psntia's Solicitors.
Sep 81 an3nt
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CORRESPONDENTS.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

Third Auditors Office Aug. 10, 1854.
DEAR SIR Having learned of the action of the President
and Senate of the United States in comforting upon
the appointment Of governor of Nebraska Territory and of
your determination to accept the office thus rendered to
YOU we beg leave, in advance Of your departure to
press to you regrets the of the official
relation which has heretofore subssted between US and
our good wishes for your health happiness and prosperity
in the distant sphere of your new labors.
While regreng your decision to accept the proiered
honor we at the time most sincerely congratulate
YOU upon receiving this mark of the distinguished
deraton Of the President and Senate; and also the in
habitants of that Territory upon being provided with
governor who possesses in eminent degree the talents
and administrative capacity requisite the discharge OF
those difficult arduous and delicate duties incident TO the
Office Nor would forget in congratulations, the
thirtyye thousand red of the Territory, who viii
find ia you kind Father true friend and safe guide
and counsellor.
We are not miudul Of the fact that this trust is
attended with inherent difficulties which are unusual
aud which perhaps before tried the skin and cHpa
city Of any territorial governor and that therefore, sou
may often have OCCASION during your administration, 10
act without the light sanction of peccden; but the
acknowledged ability with which you have presided over
this bureau OF the Treasury Department gives entire
confidence that you will be able TO meet with honor to
yourself and benefciay 10 the people Of the Territory
any demands that may be made upon you.
We beg leave also governor TO thank You for and TO
testify TO you high appreciation of the uniform kind
and courtesy which have to such singular degree
characterized your intercourse with those whose duty and
pleasure it has been TO under YOU
We trust governor you will not regard this humble
tribute merely the language Of customary compliment
bat the heartfelt expression of sentiments at part
ing-to which, in bidding you Good bye" we add fer
vent I" God bless you.'
With entire regard have the honor to be your friends
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CARDThe subscribers their sincere thanks those
IL customers who have promptly setled their and
earnestly VIII
settlement. We have determined
that remain unsettled. MAGRuDEa & G AVERT.
We offering great bargains goods
or to punctual customers NJ. s. C.
22-2weoif
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SALE TODAY.
ny GREEN * SCOTT, Auetloneers

by HiNEh4N y StOETl Auetioneefs'
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
III the 5h OF September shall resi-
dance declining Housekeeping north d, between
opposite Mechanics al 10 O'Clock,
a. n furniture, viz
Mahogany sofas, dressing and other bureaus
dining and other tables, maniel clock
Maple bedsteads, washstands, and tables
Thee ply, ingram, passage, and step carpets
China, glass, croekery, and sIoneNare
Feather beds, bedding, and mattress
Cooking,
With anex excellent assortment kitchen requisites.
Terms Al s35, cash So credit Oh
so and 30 days. satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
GREEN & SCOTT,
Aug 3-d AuctiOneers.
lust received, per b.rgue Adelia Rogers and
schooner Slate daily citing brig
$50 Wenham lake inches
thick, which be had la large o small quantities.
Is. j. MIDDLETON
depot side of P, OF l2h street
Aug 30-eod
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By II Ell T. q II A PHI.


NEW ORLEANS, September s.-The steamship Cahawba
has arrived from Havana with dates the LIST September.
Coneha the captain general expected TO arrive
Havana the 10th Pezuea would embark for Csdiz in the
course Troops still continue arrive in large
numbers from Spain Business dull The health Of the
island Is improving
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by j. c. Mcguire. auctionser.

GALE BY ORDER OF THE ORPHANS CoURT.-On Weenes-
y 10 ncnck shall sell on inc
of the late Captain VIM ta.hy short
Rock Creek Church. The following articles,
100 hewn house logs, lumber and shingles
$50 chestnut posts, lot Jfmanure
20 cords OF wood wrought and east
Lot of wheat and in the straw
Lot OF and potatoes in the fields growing
Terms $50 and under cash. that credit OF sixty aBd
satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest By
order
JAS. O. MCGUIRE,
Ancloncer.
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The Wig NOmiaoe, IN Mas.aoAr.etts.

BosTos, Sept 4.Messrs. Washburn and Plunkett have
formally accepted the whig nomination for governor and
lieutenant governor of Massachusetts,. Both candidates in
their letters acceptance cordially endorse the platform
Gently erected by the wing State convention.
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iaa Of CaIitornia slsamsrs. oaptaia Mar.Aan.

NEW YoRK, September 4.-The steamship Prometheus
sailed O'Clock this for San JUAN crowded
with passengers The George Law sails for As
pinwal.
Captain Marshall of the packet ship Yorkshire, charged
with cruelty towards his seamen who died subsequent
of his injuries discharged this morning the evidence
not being deemed sufficient
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Me or s.enss "A comnedioua four sad ac ouF,
- On iJh street. The
tatns twelve
thronahout Terms accommodating possession given imtt
0e$ Address 40 Solicitors Ofce Treasury Department
Oct l5-<u
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Hamilton G.. FAINT,

Hamilton G. FAINT,
Banker aud Dealer Exchange Stoes Penasyraa
betresn AZ and Sta strss.s, Washington, b. C
NCURRENT money
all The principal sold suit purchasers per
allowed moneys depose thirty
Claims against the government collected.
Sept s. cod mdAw
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Hotel Burnt.

BosroN Sept 4.The Spring Hotel, at WATERFOWL, was
destroyed by fire Saturday night last No particulars
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More Rioting.

Bosros, Sept. 4-There was Irish riot in Sea
last night The police assaulted. Upwards of fifty
rests were made.
There know nothing disturbance yesterday in Leb-
anon New Hampshire.
There also a similar disturbance Somervlle. There
upwards of two hundred persons engaged in the riot
Several arrests made
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From the South.

CHARLESTON, Sept Dispatches from New Orleans and
Savannah state that the yellow fever slightly abatng in
those cities. In this city Also the disease is abatng
Business very dull and cotton declining The weather is
hot
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BALTIMORE, September Captain G. c. Phillips of the
Eagle Artlers of this city, committed suicide to-day by
taking rychnine Profound melancholy in consequence of
his wifes DEATH the assigned for the rash act
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Sailing Of the San Jaein'o.
Bosros Sept 4-The steam frigate San Jacinto sailed
this morning the Baltic. During her stay here she lost
twenty men by desertion.
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Turner Celebrations an Philadelphia.
PHILApELpHrA Sept Notwithstanding the intense heat
of the weather. Turner celebration to-day is passing of
with the greatest spirit The attendance is very large
bracing delegations New York. Baltimore and Wash
ington.
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p. T.. Barnunl's

lAkPER's MAGAZINE september Dctow's Review
IL for September Lives Chief The United
by George Van Sanlyoord vol Famous Persons
Piacrs by w. z. Willis.
sepa FRAYcK TAYLoR.
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The E.ceitement at Chicago.

CHICAGO, Sept. 2.-Judge Douglas was not allowed to
speak last night There great excitement at the meeting
but no breach of the pence occurred.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-02
FOREIGN PORTS.

Sid FIN Liverpool eth, Kossuth Dawson New Orleans
Ent inward at London 9th Moro Castle Bishop Cienf-
egOes; 18th Lisbon, Curtis, Quebec 9th, Kimball Da-
Wis, Tadousac; Ancghaneane, StetsOn, Quebec.
SD FIN Deal 9th Woodcock, Lambert I'm London) New
York; Paul Boggs, Dizer (fm Newcastle) do.
OF Beachy Head prey Sh, Roxanna Cooper from St
john NIB, for Hull.
Cid at Bristol 9th, Gallatin Storer New York
Cid Newcastle 9th Stephen Larrabee, Burt New York
SID FIN Antwerp Sth, Omar Pasha, Barnes, New York
Ar at Liverpool 18TH Yorkshire, Young, and American
SD 18TH Emerald Isle, Cornish, New York; Marshied
Torrey; Baltimore; Gen Washington Alexandria; 12th Fa-
vorite, Thomas, Savannah.
Also ar 10th, Gen Berry, Seavey, Mobile
ADV Geo Washington ComingS for Boston,; 30h; Albert
Gaatin for New York 2lst; Vim Tapscot and Am Union
do 5th
Entinward at London 9th, Kimball, Davis, Tadou-
Cid 10th, WIN A Cooper, Landerkin, Newport, E, and
Savannah.
Ar at Deal 18th, Geo Paten Delano, London for New
Orleans.
on swanage 10TH Omar Pasha Barnes, Antwerp for New
York
Ar at Cardiff 10Th, Helen r Cooper Moore Gloucester
Ar at Shields 7th Gertrude, Ssbee, London.
Ar at Hull Sth, Roxanna, Cooper, st John, NIB.
At Glasgow 18th, Josephine, Bornhom for Providence
sid fin Bremerhaven 18th, Abby Blanchard, Harding New
York
Sid I'm the Texe Sth; Costarelli Dckey, Genoa.
Ar at Sac Sebastian 9Th, Horatio, New Orleans.
Ar at Trieste prev TO 18th u Jane Parker, Bowker,
Havana.
Sid I'm Bermuda 29th u bark Brunette, Fogarty (from
Havana) Marseles.
At Rotterdam 10th ult ship Masonic, Sturgis for New
York ldg.
At 18th ut ship Uriel Foster I'm Akyab for orders
Sid I'm Trinidad Sth inst brig E Drummond New York.
At Havana 18th, ship Kate Swanton, Reed, disg.
Ar at Calao 18th ut ship Viking, Windsor San Francis
co July 81 and sid 10Th for Chincha Islands.
At do Sept %, ship Harriet OTIS for United States.
At st Thomas Sth ult, bark Catherine Augusta, repg