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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-11
o.,,,,,.,,,,,.,, CHILDRENis SHOES.

a NEW AND INTERESTING BOOK, ny A RTCTMOND IADY
scenes and sketches Of Character Life In VrsinIa
NONE BY the author Of Robert letter. Marryis,
rOugh frudenua ho'Vss Kate Harper &C. de- price 95
Notices from ~ Pres
yeE works o. Fiction bear tile nonoyI-
labs which the gifted Au.horeS City has
ed upon her latest Offspring Feu professions Of the
same class AZ the dY uTen With eoaunca
ofdieton or charms Of Narrative . .
The name 10 emphatic, and she has made n "tenn
The abounds N piqaan Eustalned A.
alogue, u has elsyAtlnE aspiration, high moral aim
For ourselves, have gfAthed because bave una
10 its Mora what experience has often Ia
qafrer, Nay o
n.s A MORRIS, gosli.hs1.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-11

HAIRY MOMENIS-- ,
IL Iis sweet TO sit mus alone
when you have 10 spare 70
lnsunmer months q granite
In yonde- Capitol Square.
mere the low breeze with roam,
while looking DER the tow
And but to think .
Amidst our ups and downs. '
Iht quiverinE sunshne sprsads n veil a
yer mountain and each
And bid us hasten n our hsue.
BY the striking Of the
No watch or Clock have home
The reason poor,
Or else TO BARTHOLOMEW vouid
To select one from his store.
Gold Watches and Gold he sells
Ana Tor time they hard 10 ma
And IL you wish for his AID
Two doors past Dispatch.
fell-du Waichnaker,
PM Governor ST
- his friends and the generally thst ra
OF ms spring assortnent Of feeept
p nasand caps, Of every fashienabIe style
Boots and Shoes, do do
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-11

NoIiCE.-I CLARA BRICK, Of the city Of Richmond have
th DAY eonsunted and appointed CHARLES RICK
IT, my Agent TO carry the business md
rouse on Main street. 10 the city Of Rehmsnd nv name ana
ny eeo,sins to power Of attorney given By this
ONCE OF the city Of Richmond. - ~ s SOu'S
my1-2w rr.p. a pvcr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-11

NINOR B0srON DiRECT.--The One fast.s sailing schr
n LidHrfooT, Capt Buekland, Is nov loading at t[1SS
Ricketts, and will sail Thursday, :e ilth instant For E
balance OF freight, apply SAAASS
CHARLES W. SNOW
myl0 Corner goth and Water ,,Ies,,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-11

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
rs in good order, managed ~ n Superior p,n.r
5, our pri s Paper for News Single Double Ne
ana wrapping Paper, equal quality ana a,
In Price as any mandatory In the States low
~ Orders for description az apy veight anS 49,.
executed at the shortest notice. 49, 1 uilnsnaons,
RAGS RAGSll
WANTED-Cean Linen M Cotton Rae. for vh;.h 80,
be paid on delivery at the MIL remittance. mad. as VII
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-11

% Commission Merchants, Richmond, Va.
eyFee-fTonf bidding, SAockoe Warehouse
w give prompt attention Ia The Tobacco wb,,
fIour Corn, &C., and hope by strict 10 their m
generally ~ anu 'n' Poone
house. - SNA"'0oAs ware
Apll-ly NSeHS' W.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-02-25

losophis Positive" than he "fell in love" with un-
happy and remarkable separated from her hus-
band This event gave turn to his whole future
lfe according to Mr.. Eewes. Most Of the metaphysi-
clans and philosophers we believe have been what are
technically called old bachelors " but that misogamy
is no indispensable qualification Of the phiosophzng
brotherhood is sufficiently evnced in modern times by
the example of ege and Comte remember to have
read love poetry Of the former that would not have
disgraced the anlatory muse of Tom Moore while in
regard the latter according to Mr. Lewes, the tender
passion shot influence through the soul of the be-
fore impossible sage and at the age of oryve, pene-
rated like sunshine into the very depths of his being and
awakened there the feelings dormant childhood Then
for the first ame he grew religious" He learned to
appreciate the abiding and universal influence of the at
fections. He gained glimpse into mans destiny
lie aspired to become the founder of religion and
hence " The religion Of Humanity" by Auguste Comte"
Thus that woman, besides being the vest cause
of many war; according to the Roman poet is also now
and then responsible for n theology.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-02-25
NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER.
NOTES ON NEW BOOKS.

Tas Pssfre Philosophy Of AUGusTE CoMrR, freely Gpsdt-
cd and condensed bg HARRIET MARTIsEAu vols, Lon
don: Chapman, 1853.
Comtes Philosophy Of The Sciences: being Opposition Of
lie Principles Of The Cour dc Phlosophie Pospe of dug
Corats. By G., II. Lsres. London Henry G. Bohn,
1853. Bangs, Brothers S Co., New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-26
Superior Court Special Term.
Before Hon. Judge Hoffman.

Ger rs Morris Kechum Thomas Rodgers and Ed,p
Bedn, rs. John A. Stevens President Of the Bank Of Com
erce-An action to rescinda contract On the 10th Of
June last the plaintiffs held bank check for So 00o
drawn by X G L. Schuyler ON the Bank Of Commerce.
for which check the plaintiffs had paid 000 and to
meet which Schuyler lad lodged this amount in the
bank The check presented at the bank and refus
Cd. One Of the plaintiffs called at the bank to know
why the check not paid and he informed that
the bank had loaned Schuyler 00O and would retain
the balance to his credit security On being asked II
was informed that the bank held $40 shares Of the New
York and New Haven RAILROAD company % security the
market value Of which was then supposed to exceed
e2S, and Il was proposed BY plaintiffs to take
transfer Of the stock and pay the loan THIS was
refused by the bank, on the ground that the
fer II without his order Schu Ter gave the Necessary
erder and the plaintiffs took transfer Of the stock paid
the loan, and then paid the amount Of the check
After taking the transfer, they alege that they dscov
cred that when the check presented to the bank
the amount Of the loan not then legally due to the
bank that the defendants not Of the stock
and that there stock certificates were
II alleged for the defence that the $40 600 logged
in the bank BY Schuyler not for the special purpose
of paying this check but the ordinary Of bust.
nese, and Morris Ketchum then director and trea
surer Of the New York and Now Haven Railroad Co., and
had better than the defendants of knowing the
validity and value Of the stock ami that defendants
ceved Of the lean, and delivered PLAINTIFF the
stock solely the order Of Schuyler and without any
better knowledge Of the value Of the stock than was
sesst d BY the plaintiffs.
Several illnesses examined, and the case was I'D
journed over for the production Of further testimony.
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EXTRAORDINARY ELopKx.sr-From the Memphis

EXTRAORDINARY EL0PKMHNr-Fr0mt the Memphis
WING, Of the 10Th inst gather the following par
ticulsrs of NEST Extraordinary sopsmsnt Ths facts
near We can gather them, are these ION Friday
last, Mr. samuel s. Rembert one Of the weathsst and
most respested planters In this county living Big
Greek about twsvs miles from this oi,y went 70 the
house Of Dr.. A. O. Duboes, one Of his most intimate
friends and relation, understand, and under pre-
tence OF taking young daughter Of Dr. DIS TO store
TO make her present. took her In his buggy, and the
two rode on. Towards night the girls parents mani
tested unsasness 1T her hong stay and upon max
they had disappeared very myserousy and all was In
my stery and doubt The next day. It was ascertainsd
that the parties had gone of in tho direction Of the Mis-
pssipp river carriage hired for that purpose from
livery stable In this city From the driver OF the
rage learned that no had taken them 70 the river
above Randolph. On Saturday evening" Dr. Dubose ~
ceved letter from Mr.. fsmbert, written from Mr. I.
q. Tges plantation, but the particulars Of that letter
are not 1T liberty to give We have since learned
that Mr. r. and the young lady took passage ON the D.
A. Giysn which boat left here Friday evening bound
ub the ohio river Mr. Rsmbert ID . married man. and
leaves wife and children, the youngest about SIX
weeka old his wife being daughter OF MAJOR Duncsn
Of Raleigh, highly respectable family The young
lady Is only in her thirteenth year the daughter OF
wealthy and respectable family any In the STATE
anu has large circle Of relations and friends through
ont thu cour{y That Mr. had contemplated this Af-
fair and laid his pkn beforehand, there can be NO
doubt He had bsen making preparations to TO Texas
for some tine and had when he lett II Ia said some
$40 Geo or $4,000. II s supposed by many that he
deepest Distress being nearly dersnged from grief Dc
Dubose and family almost crushed down In their s-
ctions and the deepest emotion and feeling pervsdes
the whole community The Wig OF the IL h states
that Mr. Rembert vas arrested Ut Hickman, KY, hJ
means Of The Telegraph.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-26

Ocr. 26.-C Theodore Benjamin agaima JAMES Chap.
peu-1his action brought BY the plaintiff TO
the of $500 for alleged to have been
rendered BY the plaintiff tally the defendants
line of boats. called 'The New York, Rochester and
Warrington line Of Canal boats" Il was claimed that
plaintiff engaged and performed the services of tally
man from April lst % december 2Sth, 1854 and that
such labor and services reasonably worth the
Of q 400 and the plaintiff . counsel admitted In the
complaint that he had received $500 account leaving
the balance still due ana unpaid For the defence Il
commended thatan agreement made between the
parties by which the plaintiff seve $500 for the
season, tally for defendanps limo. II was also
ltged BY defendants COUNSEL that plaintiff was d.
srous Of learning the business and being
not worth moro than 1T had bsen paid him; and
that even he had properly attended to hn business
four hundred dollars ali his services would have
been worth, and that he performed his duties In
less and manner In emitting to enter goods
the tally books The jury, not bsiDg able to agree 1t
the rising Of the court directed to bring In seal
cd verdict this morning, st 10 O'Clock.
ACTION AGAINST AN INSURANCE. COMPANY.
Ellis Joseph 10 LqforDe Fire insSr0Nce CbMpoNy-This
action brought BY the plaintiff, assignee Of
the defendants company BY Mr. sverberg his stock
Of goods, clothing, &c. IN premises No Al Eighth
nue., in this city which were destroyed by Are the
9Th Of February Lass The policy bears date January 3d.
1854 for $500 and assigned to the plaintiff in this
action the 18th Of Aorfl last. There being no de
fence the jury rendered verdict for $685. the
Of the policy with interest," and extra allowance Of
$50 ordered BY the court.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-26

1hs Boston zrsssjpt Of TIE cath nstant, s.ys, the
ssa VII - S T. s a.: I. =
Ne ccni1s stes.hip P.ene which to lsavs LIVER
pool for New York the 18th instant Coossl has
States Consul q Iesdoa hon isis 70 1855 Hs wss sp
pointed By Presdsnt Madison and removed BY President
Aspin.sil . native o. Rsoosin., Mass q. was Lieut..
Colonel Of the rssiment known the bloody Ninth in
The ". q lsla Re lost = The sorti on Fort
Ere IN l6lA Colonel A. has been q political man.
and hts gallant services in the Omitted states army vcrs
90 ven sPprsSiatsd y Pre:dsnt. Jacksoa Van bursn
proposal for his from that ststo, ~ II
bly, allied, with edit to himself and the country he 30
known present Senator Of Norfolk county Hon Willism
Aspnwsn, Of Brookline.
ARRIVALS.
Pss: Hss s.as: sRs xn. sss
sbn sn,p PS Sssss sSa ss. so:tOs
NswYsr VIZ ssss: Boston Hon ye,sshs. @t csa
pS. W x Ds1os cnoinsssi T. Hsis1, hsssi1r s'd'
a. s.ps g. e.: Geo.
e.iuii z.Is'1is Ohio L. " wSisrdss, mn New Bs u
81 assIs ssssssas,s
s.. S.pB Boston, .. q HossA Al j as
;sn; E..SIssssn Jsha.: =. s A., Pref
Archer Philsdelphia.
AZ the Astsf Hos.s.CSmnsdors stSetseH ana family
.srt ssy, ss'
" TuthiiI Orleans; Capt. NJ Darling Colonel Page
Lieut. Lewis; Philadelphia Mr. and Mr., Hsmilton Hart
Columbia Jno C. Booth u Al K. Theil, New Orleans.
At the ST. Nicholas Joel Rathbone, EIq Albany; Col
ThiisD, BALTIMORE Keep and lady Lociport key Geo
sstery RocLlapd DIT Temple and lady Virginia Horace
bs and lsdy syrssu,s M cHedsii and lady ATSurH
T. Ma -ins and family Auburn; Jno W Steele 1ennessee
Col Le,i Troy Alexander Osborne phiisdephts; car
M s.Sn .5sns ao G sai ons
We I; B. wager. Ttics
At the Mstropol.an-a sron De BoSsco bearer Of de.
spatcbes from St Peersbufss 70 the Rusnr At
sure, Pa; O. A.: Dsvis and lady, Bostoni r. Cssnsls
Wheeling; g. King, st Louis; s. H. Crocker Taunton;
bon H. NoItbrcp and family Sandy Hill; ". O. How.
Goddard, do; H. II, Stoddard and lady, Boston
the st Denis George Gordon and family Paris; Ed
win JohpsoI and lady lip Jscos Ls Reg and rsni-
n. is'S' s.es
Eatsrvairsa, Madrid, Spain; isuiliss Paris.
From Charleston, in steamship James Adssr-Mbs ~
Smyth Mrs Marks and child 6ye in the stssraSs.
From ROTTERDAM. In chip South Carolna-Miss
Duyusrmon. Miss and = Daguerrean, r G. Z, and A
Chsvannes
For Norsoll 10 in stea uship Rcanoks-C Stannardw
fitIpatrici; W Farrell, Dr kssa A Bowdsn. Cottrel
Brovn knnsS ana hay ss.ysns .s Sss .SIy
Ssavsns ArsN St ohm family and servant Bishop Miss
M.: nS:g4sr ps Me: s0sn. H Pad
and lady. f:ussey, Geo K Green Morss 1cKinnsy
Miss g VIM, d King, Miss Pindar VIM u wheeler. Geo
wi,e %;. Hp1t WI B5cyn Scott. c.sgsntst,
son, J n Luthis Ettiohs Graves Hail. Wilson
esss; NJ WSs M n.
Smith, and 6S in tho steerAge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-26

I ENGINE COMPANY KKPORrID PoR DIsOBEDuNU or On
DERs.--At the last meeting ef the Common Council
Communication WAS received from the Chief kugueer,
sett forth that at the late Are in seventh street line
was bsng formed from the junction Of South Sixth and
South Ninth streets under the charfe Of Assistant Wal
Engine Company No. TO- TO take station In said iine
but that he peremptoriy refused; and Recommending
that the charges thus preferred may receive early asten
tion. Referred to Fire COMMITTEES
IlGur WEIGHT IN Coal "A gentleman of this city on
Tuesday purchased two tons of coal from one OF our pro
minest dealers Having . desire to know he was
Justly dealt WITH he weighed the coal and found tnAa IL
lacked 438 lbs of being two tons
BURGLARY Turing Tuesday night, the dry goods store
Of A. 4 q. Lascs, No 352 Grand street. was hargari
ouslv entered and robbed Of silk and other valuable
goods TO the amount Of o. 500 IRE p,dock the out
side CT the front broken and the door forced
open. unsuccessfu attemrt was also made TO sntsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-26
The Corn IS nde.
A., y. Il r. MAxwELL's CIRCULAR.


LIVERPOOL, Oct TO- 1854.
the arrivals from Irelsnd and ccastwise during the
past week have been rather larger of and oatmeal
then OF late but OF other tclss hey contnus trhing
From foreign ports ave received only quarters
wheat, $500 quarters beans $40 quarters peas sos
quarters Indian snd 020 sacks -four The exports
in the same time compriss 1897 quarters wheat: 405
quarters beans H. 1873 qaters Indaa corn 500 barrels
lndisn corn meal, S6l loads oatmeA 1926 sacks and
625b barrels -four There has been fair business do
ing In wheat and -four during the past week. at genra
iy very fun prices For Other articles there has also
been me derste demand at about late The wea.
cher has been broAen but upon toe whole
AT TINS days mArkst thers thin Attendance Of
the town and country trade and the business done In
wheat and Hour quite Of teAil CHI ctsr gene
rally the prices Of tai ~ees sth ugh the inest
descriptions OF esch, biug excessively scarce were held
Tor rather raore There wess several parcels OF
new Irish wheat offering (ths quality aud condition
very inieror.l which sold from is Tod up So 81
per 70los. Old Data an ga. neal without aters.
ZION In value, but aeiDg plentiful tn sf late
were the turn easier Bs lef and peas sold in
fAii 10 moderate extent 1T late rates Indian corn
was pressed for sale n reduction OF Is per quarter
without much being done We ,ote prime white wheat
los Id TO los Sd mixed aud tine Baltic red, 90 Cd 70
los red American and smaty Canadian, So Cd. to 9s
per 70 los Flour from 3is TO 33s for Nestern csnsi
up to 34s and 3s- bsrre for Baltimore Phila.
delphia Prime yellow aud white corn $50 to 39s !;
mixed SIS heated and inferior 34a Cd. to 35s Cd per
quarter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-26

sIup ARosrs fof Bosttn), BAleh wrecked "a the East
coasko Africa July 81 ashore PoA Natal with
saved and s,rvsd - Cape Ioyx Cape Of Coed
Me cargo for $500 The rood vocal Of s61 tona
sut At South Boston In 1sS The vesss cargo and
there was only in.srsd All in Eossc. At the follow
tor 1000 each Hope 81 000 Tao thirds OF tbA yssss
and esree owned BY VIM II Posaman Esq AAa one
third ~ Francis A Cray, Eco.
scHR Lroy ANN ~ Salem n ON Fhiiadelph lost fore
sail, jib and galley In gale Light Of 18th.
FIspNs scRR pEwpRor, Of Essex Mass. ran ashore e.
Magdsen IslAnds in thick weather. the Sd sept;
and .teras saved The nsh ana orsht we're sssa
Thu BY letter from the bAnd'
In tbs B. Johns. Nj. Morning NsBA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-26
his invsrasis practice 90 operated with the army

n every vay possisls.
We are busly engaged In disembsrkins our sises
nam ana provisions, ard desisous under
sAng the attach OF sehastopol without the loss Of
cay moved up two divisions yesterday tts immsdi
eye peishborhood, when snablsd 70 have good
view OF the place; and Lieutenant General sir John Bur
Goyne and General sot the French Chef de Genie are
occupied IN demonstrating It clossiy 70 day.
Inc march OF tbs French srmy on the 25th was still
more fsiguirg and prolonged than ours Being behind
our celunn they could not reach Tchsrnays tni the
Of water.
regret 10 have 10 acquaint your Grace that Marshal
81 Arnsud hes heen compelea BY illness, to re-
Hnquish the command of he army. saw him ON the
18th, when he wss suffering much, AMI he felt IL
his duty "a resign the next morning view his retire
msnt with eeep concern, having always found In him
every disposition TO act ia concert with ma He has
since berome much worse and Is fear in . very pre-
csri0ns state
Fortunately he is succseded OH ser Of high repu-
taton General Canrobe t. with whom l satisfied
shall have great pleasure sctng and who equally
DESTROYS OF maintaining the most friendly relations With
me have, &c RAGLAN.
his GRACE THE DUKE OF NEWCASTLE, &c
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Commercial Intelligence.


Ocr 13-1he rates for money remained without much
change, At * for short dates Exchanges are still
gaining strength and except to the army thrs had
been much export Of gold Consols closed at 951 q
95A.
The bullion in the bank had decreased Elo7 900
Barsgs quote money In demand at s per cent The
price OF dollars - not axed but they offered at 3D.
Bar silver has declined to Is. I'D eagles 76s 2xd
Doubloons 75,. offered
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
In American stocks q good business had been done
during the week The following are the latest quota.
TONS
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CHURCH DFFICuLTIHs.-Ane ecclesiastical council
was convened~st New Bedford yesterday, over which
Rev Dr. stow of this city presided The question at Is
IL thisA tax levied upon the pews slips in
the church. which portion Of the refused TO
pay and the pews Leold The parties supposing
themselves sggeved asked for letters Of dismisson In
order to form . new church.-Boaon Bee, Oct. o.
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Jersey City Intelligence.

TRIALS LIQUOR SE1IERs.-1he interest excited In
JOrsey City by the announcement that about 100
plsints against persons for selling liquor without
license, had been made, has been sustained BY the
result OF the trials thus far had, which show that
shrewd secret stem Of espionage has been prActsed
for time past under the auspices of the Carson
League in Jersey City, which but few persons know
in existence The trap been cautiously set and fatally
sprung upon the inspecting liquor sellers, who unable
to hoenFe, have been tolersted in their bust
ne.s for some years past without Asenss The sudden
Of the movement the positivene OF the evidence
supported Is it 10 by memorandums made by the wit
nefses at the time Of the infractions Of the law and
the convictions in AL the cases tried thus far under this
system, has caused great alarm and confusion among
these engaged in the liquor traffic. and many
have cloted up their business on suspicion,
and through fear Of arrest. The trials
progressing before Recorder Cutter Yesterday sew
eral cases were tried, and the parties were hned.
There ave complaints against each of thoss ar.
ragned yesterday and the accused plead guilty EACH
Mr. Bean, proprietor Of the American Hotel tined
500 Capt Crawford Of Grove and south
Fifth streets, 500 and COSTS and John Corrgan, who
kept place in Newark avenue was fined 500 and COSTS
Those engaged in the trA, considerably alarmed,
and have held CONFIDENTIAL meetings to devise Of
defence, method Of averting this Storm which
has suddenly and violently broken upon them.
FrRA AND SERIOUS INJURY TO AN AGED ClrUxx.-A small
fire occurred in oo building In the OF the Wash
ipgton Mills Tuesday evening, and the fremen
returning, old gentleman named E. Neeker 50 years
Of age Was by one Of the engine companies and
very ssriously hurt.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF New York, October IS, Is5
CLEARED
SteamshiS CahaNbA Shufcldt, Now Orleans Liyingsto

CLEARED.
Steamshil Cahawba Shufcdt, New Orleans Livingston,
steamship Roanoke, Skinner. Norfolk Ludiam q Plea
ship Harriet Horis. ManvAring, St MARKS. Brodis 4
ship Goi1 ., STRIKER; Charleston. ws-ais;
si;ss:: s' VIZ Ss!s; s; 'ss:s
s:rs HssS si;sSs:a RSssss ssi.'% ses asi: Bell
Brig ConitAnss sard LAvarso, Malaga, Gomsa wallis
Brig Doctor Xnisp Nscl), Lorsns. Rotterdam. W +
a. r- f:is s1: ses ce
Brig Doneastsr tBr) Bsrkley. Kingston ia, cegsr
As.si.p n. Lss,hs.s w's:ss n,,:s,
Ssso ssr' o Is, " Vet Co.
sear John Glisshs LARSON Person.
sohI Mary True, Hunt Port ~ Prince Brsts: Son 4
Isaac Tnrnsr Bsadsrlsn. Charleston. Van Bruns
schr DsRosset Brewster, Wilmington, DolInsr Pot
Ser. R:sEsr, Lsss, Middleton; Ravens.
sSh a w.r.ss cahapmapn: Esw Haven master
siS ssPp f.. li SsrS d Pro,is:nss n.:s:s
Steamer Oneida, stackhouse Philadelphia, B&ggs
CID oath, ship Arab. Ballard, City Point Eiwsl
ARRIVED
steamship Washington Lines Bremen. Oct g. and South
IS s';i SIS
4s:., with
shg s. .s.s asy sept 81 ts Hs:.
ney for London SUPP He'd them with provisions TIE st
heavy gales the split sasS &ean
ship Petrol Br, Lord Bristol T. q days. with Iron aad
Ol passengers 70 " Al Ia pscott 4 Co.
slip Adis ondAck Taylor Glasgow IS days with coal,
iren. 30, and IL passenger to Innes E1psrtsAsed
ESsss ss..ssr Co OF s.sS rhenp.s. H.vr. Sep.
e. with mdse and 500 passengers TO 9 Duncan Go
showing signal with letter K bound T. 18th lat = g. Ion
toJnas topxslant masts everything AttaoA1d also
lo,t sei. 30. The p had % deaths ths passage
Sept IS With nsss and 20 pss.ssssss 70 Posx Rysrson
No date lat s 50 lon So while Tying to under closs reef
Bs.i ceils HAM Hsidt, Bremen 50 days. with dss and
Brig yssPsr Orb whiisman: Lisbon 40 days. With wine,
nschsoo Experienced heavy westerly gales split
Brig A5eF asr Sleeves H'S0ro days With building
Sob. IcdviS August (oldsn,. Plate Hamburs. a days.
With lead and I passngsrs to Risohmuler Loeschsr
Oct 20 lat q 30 Ion o. saw large ship suppoeA British
with less Of main and mssn nAsts forsmssS bowspt
stas dss little watsrn hsr she Light saw
Nd SsS assIssr dssi sppsrsnsiy had nos bees long
ssIr cssSssi,. r,. sn.srAy. xoeusssvie NE 70 day.:
with lah Oct 10 40 miles sB Of Block Island
experienced gale from NV lost deck load aud blown
sshs President OR. Bsnmsr Halifax s,dAsA with hsA,
BELOW.
One ship. unknown.
SAILED
Ac: ships Harbcck, Mobile Statira Morse, Gias8ow
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