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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-09
LAW LNIELLIGE4NCE.

SUPREME COURT-Iy CHANgERs-Beiore judges CLtSAh'
Hetfy Cou.sen AIT. Isaac o. CouIsen aud another.
This case was tried time since aud reported III
brought by mother 10 dissolve the marriage OF hsr son JUG
ruept d,ng marriage Of defendants null and yoic
John Crghton and Others AIT Josiah ngeoh ana 0'ne'
Order for %, ueut OF josephine Helms share.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-09

steauhips Black Warrior Bullock Havana aud Mobile Living
stoD Croc6eron Co.; Cuew tBL) Sampson s. Tho"ss T.
CuusTd.
shlp-sb.mroek Doane, New Orleans. J. Tspsco 20
Bhss-Sea Belle Berry, GEORGETOWN, H. ID. bIookman CO..
Ams1buIy Gould falbo, Co, nd, J. W Eiweii Co
schooners-Paick Henry, TuIDel Baltimore Johnson Low
deu ANY Leeds Smith Point Van Brunt Siaght, En-
erald Bdssett, Boston y. w. Lewis NJ,
sOops-H Gibbs Champion, Wsreham, j. H. hayensi en1l'
Durfee Newport MASTER Case, Norwich, j. h. Hsyen
Halvest CorSin Providence master
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-09

rejoice in the Indie atoms of union Of the trends OF
freedom from all parties. Let party names ana AZ
become obsolete and Freedom Slavery on tns eohtn
oh. pe 'ns ony f-ue WI ''"' D. sP
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-09
!, of his weasel. He aflerward took the

n,,ceabe possession Of bis vecl He aerwrd took the
mutinecu ON board .. u.A,. A,.x,arsiv,
nlsce between the hostile factions, aud seven
mS vS ,urnty wounded testified the s,ubbofnesS Of mo
snh, King Toiru.ai remained complete master OF tho
rid and Of HE ep,niss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-09

The origin Of the ire is unknown although II Is supPosed
TO have been struck by lightning during the storm.
The building owned by the Union India haope'
Company, but was unoccugied. I'"as about 'i0'''''
Fully insured.
TWENTY-FIVE ire eornpauies verc present i've Of which
leonccd 10 Nestches;er Count.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-09
U. $. MARsHADs OFFICE.

IILEGALLI tANK1INU UT T FLs1HI. =,
Capt Wakeman formerly of the steamship New World
Wa arrested yesterday by Deputy Marshal Horton on chss
HAVING carried Oft while she was IN t
custody attachment Of the sheriff The New World a. n
time attachment being served was ready Tor ani
Capt said the Shef officer on shore and pfoce"e'
= I. fuafiuu lu.a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-09
RETURN OF A FUGITIVE SLAVE.

. -, is.'' ,H0.t, trNayi JuHo y -
hack fugitive slave who had escaped in the Charleston
steamer Nashville and transferred at to the
Florida.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-09

10 "a, Esfor II ~ " T. TribsN
Sir: Please correct the account of the IRE a. he"
ruhlished IN your paper this morning 60,
IT, factory occurred Unon India hnooet
r.uy . on Hundred and IweBiy.,sht ~
ftrsd -cr uil rai hey have fustainec no aa'S-
10 ~, q iss p IL SHEPARD. Tseasgrcr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-09

tration and the State Prison. and We md TO alluso
70 IL The Governor evidently fights shy Of that ques
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-09
NARLNE JOURNAL.
Cleared this Forenoon

PORT OF NEw.YORK.... O..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-04

LAUNCH OF THE MEXICAN War STEAMER.-Fhe
war steamer Santa Anna, built for the Mexican
Government, was launched on the 24th ult IRON
j a Westervelt s CO.. Houston street yard.
She is a screw steamer, and had most of her
machinery on board when she entered the water,
and was Immediately afterward towed around
10 the Farren Iron Works 10 receive the balance
Ct her machinery, Her propeller will be worked
by two oseillatlng engines, with thirty six inch
eylinders length of stroke thirty three inches
She live o,tk vessel. substantially built, and
pierced for fourteen guns Her length on deck
is l65 feet breadth OF beam q feet. with II feet
depth Of hold She registers $50 tons She
viii leave in two or three weeks for Mexico,
under command Of Captain Wm. Haht Her
consort, the General lturhide, of the same
dimensions, will be launched by Messrs, W in
week or two New York Tribune.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-04

A PREACHING MONKEY There is a curious
animal, a native of South America, which is
called the preaching monkey. The appearance
of this monkey is at once grotesque and forbid
ding 1t has dark, thick beard, three iachei
long, hanging down from the chin. This gives
IT the mock air of a Capuchin friar, from which
it has acquired the name of the preaching
monkey. They are generally found in groups
Of twenty or thirty, except at their morning and
evening meetings, when they assemble in vast
multitudes. At these times, one of them, who
appears, by common consent, to be the leader or
president, mounts to the top of the highest tree
below.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-04

The Poughkeepsie Daily Press says; AS
dusty looking colored child" about 40 years
of age, and from the country, was passing uuder
the scattolding of the building now being erect
ed on the corner of Main and Catherine streets,
the other day, brick came down, struck upon
his head and broke in two He was stunned
for moment, but soon recovered sufficiently 10
get off the following, and leave those who had
gathered around him in a roar Of laughter g
Say, you white man up dar, if you don't want
yer brick broke, jes keep EN- of my head
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-04

AN INCIDENT, The Liverpool Mercury says
that upon the arrival of the French expedition
airy force at Malta, the troops received cor
dial welcome from their English allies, and the
officers of the two nations mingled socially to-
gether. their uniforms serving for an introduc-
ton to each other. An English Lieutenant,
after some conversation with q gentlemanly
ship, to which his comp anon politely assented
On getting into the boat the French officer
asked the English one his rank. 's0nly lieu
tenant was the reply; and the Englishman
in turn demanded the rank of his friend, who,
after some slight hesitation, replied to the utter
astonishment and confusion of his interrogator,
that he was General Forey, The commander of
the expedition. The General then, in the
kindest manner, insisted on the Lientenants
dining with him, and offered him seat in the
Governors box in the opera, which had been
placed at his service
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-04

The following is an amusing household dia=
logue which is worth printing: IS The baby Is
sick, my dear" We'll, give it castor oil.
Dennis, get me that castor oil It's all gone,
sir devil a drop is left" 6 Gone why, we
have not yet opened the bottle - $ Sure you
have had it every day, and I've seen you use il
myself upon your salad, 'sWhy, you seenn-
drel! you don't mean to say that I've been eat
ing castor oil every day during the salad sea-
son - Sure you have, sir . '.Did yeu not
see the bottle was labeled sCaStor OIL -
sssure, and did. sir: and didn't l put it in
the castor every day -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-04

By the following quotation it sill be seen that
the expression, = Jordan is hard road to trag-
Ell" is stolen from N P Willis:
kng DAvd's limbs ware weary He had fec
Ftun far Jerusaem ans aanR he stood
With his faint people, 5d,- !iltLe resi-
ttias hnr Of .InrHnn =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-04
VOLUME VII.
DANCING--MUSIC.

QUESTIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY. gS
p. CLlSSEY respectfully informs the Ladies and aI
gentlemen his DANCING ACADEMY tsS
open Bourbon etraet, between Guo hoass
Canal streets where he will teach MOST FASHIONABLE
DANCES.
HLnnKN-Mondays Wednesdays aud Fridays from
P. NJ ttlldn
t Private Lessons for Gentlemen day from
A. tO3F.M
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-04

1t was a common practice with Haydn to
order dinner for five or six, and then eat the
whole himself He once ordered such dinner
to be ady by stated hour, at which time he
alone appeared, and ordered the repast 10 he
served g But where is the company ," respect
fully inquired the head waiter. "0hn ex-
claimed Haydn, s' l am de company" Table
Traits, by DR. Doran,"
the cholera
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-04

EINOR B0STON.-The A l fast sailing ~.
a American bark SARAH ANN, CHp Drutwatrr, AAsAa--
will dispatch For heavy iEeight
freight q 40 bales Cotton, apply to -
T. WHITNEY Il CO., 81 Camp st.
For naasAge. apply to me cAptALn on LogrI. I4.8
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-04

SINOR BOSTON. The A l fast sailing 44sSs
4 America shtp SEW ALL, CaRtan Morrill,, i nos 80
loading will have quick Dispatch toreght 1000 GbtB l0ur
p. WHITNEY q 90, 81 Camp street.
LF- For paassge, % HE Calilin board. lrs1
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-04

KDATENT A CTIOE ? A n 0 n,xffs fszzzw wEgys4s,s,
v FORTES.-Tle Aubgcriler offers for sale sSgfcsW
Octave SQUARE ANDY W n "
BOUDOlR PIANO FORTES, from the ceebraeda . * -
LBERT Gall which
ths Jswory and Fancy Store GUINNESS i % 'e
Camp strest. ELJAi bosna 6g L.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-04
GEoRATIo D. HEWITT, PIANO .,,s pasaessg, saessssg,,sa,

u FORTE AND MUSIC BTORE, No. 81 Camp fAN
tTeet New Orleans repeatedly request theft E n VI
sttsnon the public to his large and sIsasiys1 1 Y
,agoment MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Of ~ kina
Inscriptions, and also to ma selseect O.
r
Earcpe among which be those Of A. STogARD CO..
York, HALL soN, New York, and PLEIEL CO.. Of
following kGda GRAND En-
MIGRAND, PICcOLo, PICCOLO OBLIQuE AND sQUARE-ars
o the oet world combining MI the
the sebserber style of
0 They will be sold rGctHrerH
pcsa MUSICAL Of aii kinds and any quantity
Southern
wh, ressonnble GUITARS manuar
by WILLIAM SON the SPANlSH
MODELS. the frat class end warranted to
stand cmsa had
the the ess well
fih the nnutert details Of the His
tok Ia lie haB Southern
his cs aleh that he viii s"aya have on hand eeIsd
MOST MUSIC. The sctn
invited 10 nj e hiE stoek.
y HORATIO D. HEWITT SO Camp New orlsapt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-04

~ 900 bbls Boyle Rose WHISKY;
900 bblA Fletcher Extra do
IS quarter easks Domestic BRANDY;
eighth
I5O bbls Prime Winter LARD OIL;
400 boxes Weiiemer STAR CANDLES;
400 boxes Procter d Gamble do. do
SEQ halt and Or. boxes STAR CANDLES;
800 tbh choice small White BEANS;
600 boxes OLEISE SOAP-For by
mylo JOSEPH LANDS CO. 80 fchoupitouas .t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-04

'One day he stopped at an election neTd sc q
way side grocery, and began to distribute his
books. He gave Bible to tall, wild looking.
middle-aged man, coupled with some good ad-
vice, who returned many thanks and concluded
by saying / would not take horse for this
book l am going to read it, too, and we are
both going to Heaven together-I'll be damned
if we don't After which, be heard fiddling,
and looked and saw him dancing in the grocery,
with the Bible under his arm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-04

QUESTIONABLE PIETY. A correspondent Of
the Parksville Luminary, writing from Arkan-
sas, gives the following account Of q. scene in 3
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-04

EISOR LIVERP00L.-Th fine A | fast sjsS
u sailing American ship ELLA A. CLARK, Caps Sa4AEeEE
ppehod loadiug viii have
freight Of 600 balea Cotton, apply to
]. r WHITNEY & CO., 6l Camp street.
E# For passage, apply TO the Captain board. nlvl6
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-04

NFOR LONDON--The l fast sailing f55ssF.
@ Amee ship GEO. +. PATTEN, Capt Delane go
loading and win have quick dPach For freight
heads Tobacco apply j. P WHITNEY Co. 5 Camp
For passage, apply pau on board III
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-04

EISOR LIVERPOOL--Th A / fast sail fJssstSa stS
u ing American ship MARATHON Capt Tsler, lav SAAk&
OF her will have
putch For freight OF 800 bales Cotton, Apply
CHENEY 4 LOWELL, II street.
myf8 To ntatch trpst
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-04

E1NOR LIVERPOOL-The new A ! A. rsFsse
msrican clipper slip PERI, Captain Robinson 4AGedg
loeng ard viii have petch o relsh d 300
bales Cotton, apply WHITNEY q co. IL Camp strtr
to G. W. HYNSOS, ~ Camp stree"
Cabin plage ouly nvur magnificent slate room accom-
rnuIai aioua N 10 ihe LnuluIn IN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-04

GREAT INDiGSArr1S MoyEMEST.--A most SIR
gnlar indignation movement took Elaee on d ST.
Lawrence steamer the other day We fad m
account Of it in the Montreal Sun. Tie Hon
Judge Monde.et, who had taken oecagion to
speak in behalfof the Gar Nicholas and against
she allied movement in favor Of Turkey Fas
passenger on the steamer Quebec When the
passengers assembled az the breakfast table, {.
Montreal merchant rose and stated that as
there was one person there who, in his official
position on the bench, hsla made nse Of language
towards Her tiost Gracious Majesty and the ar
miss of England and France, now engaged In,
ehasti-ing one Of The most brutal tgrants Of the
age-langnage which untitled That ulan for ths
company Of gentlemen be considered ii bis duty
as q gentleman ami loyal subject to withdraw ;
and he trusted all who conceded with him
would follow his example. After the gentleman
had done speaking, those OF the table rose, and
after giving three deafening cheers for the
Queen, left it il sole possession Of the Judge
who enjoyed his morning repast alone. while
the indignant passengers awaited second table.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-05
lotai, - ;,o,o,o,.;..;.; $500; 80: -. %,

Tpfa al
About IL 600 bushels arc on hand Of sst YEARS sal.
From 1000 to s,0o0 bushels raked in March,
The public revenue of the Panama Islands for the quar-
ter ending the 3lst December, 1853 1854 AZ,
being an excess OF 81 e3 IS 3D. the expenditures
sir Alexander Zimmerman, the newly appointed Go.
vernon of the bahama Islands, daily expected at
Nassau.
in consequence OF the loud complaints expressed in
reference to the uphealthiness of the Island of St.
Thomas as coong station for the royal mail steamers
tie scarcity OF hbor and other difficulties attending the
coang OF the Packets the British government have
solved TO transfer the coalng depot to Antigua corps
of artoers have leen despatched IL Il said to Enylsh
Herlor TO place the wharves there in thorough repar
The Grenada Chgonioie OF the nth ult states upon
reliable information, that "the British government has
cetermlLed Upon sending commits soncrs TO the West
dies 10 make inquiries, with the view of having En-
numbered Estates Act, similar TO that which has been
found 10 work SO wen In Ireland to be applicable to the
colonies generally complete revolution il tho propre.
tary system may lie anticipated The same journal re-
marks rs she result OF such measure 10 many OF
these colonies all must be in different degree, Affected
by TT
lie newly appointed Governor OF British Guiana. p
Wodehouae, Esq, arrived at Georgetown on the I'D
The Court of Policy in ession and the Educational
bill was under the consideration Of the members One
81 the clauses OF the bill provides that parents shall be
compelled 10 send their children TO school from the ago
OF five 10 that Of twelve Ave days In each week nm
ger enaiy, unless some sufficient reason for absence
shown
In testimony of their appreciation Of the admnisra
tive talents of the Lieut. Governor William Walker Esq
piece of plate about to be presented 10 Mrs Walker
by the Inhabitants of Georgetown
IN Trinidad Major Boucher had been sworn In AZ act
IN. Governor Lord Harris instructed by the Duke
q Newcastle 10 install the Colonial Secretary in that re-
sponsite position, but through iradvercncc no commits
be acted uron.
The inhabitants of Trinidad have resolved to erect on
INIT island marble statue az their highly esteemed
Governor Lord Harris " II be obtained for 81 600
stcirg II not then full length portrait OF his lord
snip 20 BE painted By first rate artist, and marble
bust Is TO be obai ed.
Private adyiccs at st. thomas from Trtola announcc
me en,e asalleaiance OF cholera from that island
The number Of deaths amounted 10 600 The Iacsls
ture Of Antigua had voted the Of cleo sterling and
thst OF s. Kits ESQ., towards the relief Of the sufferers
Of Tortoa.
His Excsllency Wlloughhy Shorthand the new Cover.
nor Of Tobago had arrived and assumed the duties OF
his Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-05
Naval Intelligence.
USusp SrAGn; SmP SARATOGA.


sHANohAE, CHisk, January is, 1854.
We are over iortyone months from the United states
and for the last six months have boon ~ this Ma.
watching the interests Of countrymen and defending
then property during the insgrreclionary Increment go
ing in this quarter of the Globe
We are all, thank God, quite well harny and can,
tented but exceedingly anxious rctarn once more 10
native land. We daily expecting the sloop Of
Plymouth TO relieve AZ this station when we will
sail for the island OF LooChoo and from thence In COM
rany with the rest Of the squadron pay our second and
tnal visit 10 the japanese At Jeio remain there few
all hopeonl may reach there about the frst ofAueust
" not before. send you n list OF officers
Wm. Walker, Esq, captain; J. r. 6oasborough frst
lieutenant VIM. A. Wayne second Lieutenant; VIM. A.
webb, third lieutenant J. Madiysn, master j. Geo
Harris, purscr; Lewis J. Williams, acting surgeon ;
passed mdshipman Robt. W. Scott, 10. do; Oscar r.
Stanton, midshirman James Cline, acting boatswain;
VIM h Hamilton, gunner Leonard Moses, carpenter (;
clerk " '
The y 5. surveying schooner Araco his arrived at
lot the purpose OF being employed la finishing
The work 81 the coast survey in this vicinity Tho krro
will finish the work upon tho bar and ouif In tho
neighbofhood Of the island and smaller Vessel will al
ire same time complete the surrey OF the unrer hay
Ire oHcers on the AraGo are-Edwin j. rcIa,e 4 Lieut.
tommanoing; l. H. lypc. Acting Master. George = King
90 " Parker, eierk and Drattsman. G. X. sherman
Masters Mate; J. X Mes, 90. Lieut. peIIaven Il tbe
gaant officer who commanded the Arctic 0novn a. Tho
drnren) expedition, consisting o. the yoxses
and Advance in search Of Sir John Frankln ana r.r
foNy escaped similar fate 10 that or the knglish az
licrer, having been frozen up for nine uonfbs ara
d,itsd Twelve hundred miles in Island OF ice from
which he only escaped by a miracle Ills hcroie eon
Duct during the expedition has given him an ex.en.ye
ana wei deserved reputation.--G alccoa Ct,iiian
IfrI Is. O'''a"'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-05
Court of General Sessions.

Assault and Battery-Wilam Divine, indicted for as
saul and battery with intent to kill pleaded guilty to
assault and battery only The court accepted his plea
and the prisoner remanded in order to give his
sci opportunity of putting in adavts in mitigation
of punishment.
Edward Brady indicted for attempt to commit may
hem the person of James Montgomery pleaded guilty
10 assault and battery The plea accepted and the
defendant sentenced to six months confinement in
the Fenitentary.
Burglary IN the Third Degree.-Bernard Martin was
tried and convicted Of burgarously entering the store
of Mr. Noey merchant tailor, and stealing thererom
several hundred dollars worth Of cloths The Court
fenced him to five years imprisonment in the State
prison.
Forging IN The Fourth De0ree.--John ellis pleaded
guilty to forging in the fourth degree and remanded
for sentence.
Grand Larceny -Edward Goetcher pleaded guilty to
grand larceny in having stolen twenty promissory notes.
valued ut five dollars each, from Charles Hewlett. Re-
manded for sentence.
ACQUITTED
Aonsldughter in The Fourth DeTe.-Francis McKenna
then placed at the bar charged with wing, by cu
Iable negligence caused the death of Col VIM Harrison
late proprietor Of the Northern Hotel Cortandt
by knocking him down and driving of the Kncker.
booker line Of stages his body For the defence It
proven that every cxerton made by the defend
ant to stop the stage in time to prevent the fatal
the jury in view of these facts rendered
a verdict Of acquittal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-05

Commerce.
could not ascertain her name
Notice to Mariners.
NEW REVOLVING LIGHT AT NORTH RoSALnsHAy-ALrEn.
Of tho
Pn tie o
the light Of which viii cxhstod tho night OF Fri
from going away aysht in The the
The following .a description OF the lighthouse and tho
appearance q the lsht by Mr. David Stevenson
The li;h,nos,s i in north latitude 50 deg % min Is
% Of sS S1
compass y tsars from Msul head Of Papa wsstra WV
a ssF' Point Of Sandy
a. s.s S,a sSs , sl to-
color once in every ten seconds Il vim be visible all ,uad
level Ss sd % will ). R sx %
about Is nante nilcs and at lesser distances according to
Star poat Iia1oase Start pon. light which is o.,
rsvens @ sh S'as tssrs nin
as the I e fqshs. ys notice that and
& ne light Il s'T ss.
'hssEss = a;sd sas color
Arr New London 3D. bark Dromo Gardner, Pacific Ho
nolu,u Dec 49, $50 bbls WI OIL board Has sperm
lark Clement. Lane from North Pacific Lsh.iaa
tssn r s s @ also bark the
orros May f:pG sarR 8ap.s s Of M..p
sAasns from Capt Davis. ca
asr April
Helen SNOW Brsy.on. Nh coo sp sail for home next
5 VIII on board ION % Of New London
m s sSs pss S
200 do 40 do humpback-tsli March 2
town 40 do; antarctic, snow ITO do; Mountain Spring,
Young, Provineetown clean.
spoken.
sweden SSgs hence for San Francisco April lat
sr ss "a 3 ,S New Orleans 'r s
Ship Amcr an Union Of Bath 30 dsys from Liverpool for
Nsw SrisaSs april q indian Key !; miles. :.
for - g lon y eAy' from
po sars mGnny kasT e and from Baltimore for iA'er
Brig Onward, from Boston for Havana April g. lat "a o.
.t a,s:s 20 g e AID
Soptosk died at and the brig in charge q
Brig Harriet, Of Belfast steering April %, no lat &c.
CAPE HAyTIrS-sld April n schr Golden Cloud NYork.
Foreign Ports.
hRrRossASIn port April Is Br vessels Hero, aud cyu
Tursos AyRrs-In port March ship b Aymsr, Carver,
smith fis and California Hissns for boston idr Broo
Packard, trg Carolina Uoreign) for New York
Bsnacos7rn port April "a brig Rapid Bs, for Nyork,
n Preston csse for a. idS Isaac Tssns Parks from
f Fence Ssas
rh.aps As as ss 5sT g E1 renAs
SAgn5sAs.l pert ApI p ship Seaman, Daniels. for
fs ST ds f en
N.s cargo Eastern state Gamsse for Cork ids; Civilian
Laa rnIir h for DO fsss ass caHH Sss
nety Corbett for Bottom days. Orion Gates for New
YORK, 5days sohrs Henry ATKINS Rendei for do 3days
Anee MOVE Ffc for Baltimore; Martha Hall for Port
land SD 22d, trig Denmark, NYcrk.
nEMArAEA-Arr April 9, schr Peerless Patterson, Bal
tmorc. In port 2th, barks Junata Newton and Rsin-
deer. Franklin. for London, lde.
ErslSEua-Si April 10, barx Sherwood, Foster K0nies
berg.
GLAscow-ln port April Is, new screw Clyde,
2u tons for NYork May Isl shp Adirondack Taylor for
do lds bark Cecilia % Cam, Boston do BRIG Tucker
r stowe do do sehr Sarah Jane (Br Proud for Phila
Sslphs lds Ai,e abe 8. Lawrence lBS} MsDous. 70.
from the Tall Of the Bank lCth.
BAvAsA-In port April ~ ships Helen Ns0Aw Lnns fcr
Hamburg chtd al e. Iss 100 bxs; ch@. VIII
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