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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-10

D., -, a ,.r si.eh.rrus dsci loaG Of lumber With

Point, was got Of after debsreus load Of lumber with
out damage, and AZ Providence 7th- o. 49,.
THE scHs ELizABrrH WILLIAMS, hence a. - MAJ :,
.n,r him Asho-r on Oxototonee got on 20 AK atef
tsjrr Ighfeuec Of two lo.as BY schr Pettes
Bsis ST AxDREw Kesn from Boston Of and io Ohsries
con r.rrrr.G q pot 7fh having been n e9ni4st r
sb cs Race Point with schr Ellen MARS which vessel sunk
- sv, minutes after tie collision The crew were saved and
70 .rothes sehr Dot ven The ~ Andrew
&c.. bs bovsprit aud catwater src pat bses r rePAEs
Tyv asIc A>y HLiEA AND JANE Capt. y aAla, tin Ran
f.r l5h ult for Quebec. reported oy teiefsPa %
~. h. en- lo. in ,he Gulf No particulars oven
Tus suIp SwoRpFtsH Capt Green. from Bristol Euziscc'
az &c or Ouebee srs3ded, morning Of the l7th
. I,ti. Nets River St Lswszee. Supposed 20 posi-
bi;y Of getting hes OF.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-10

QutsoIrRcS BARK u scarce and wanted AZ 30 2 tun-
Copx firm and quiet FLOUR in limited request and only
about go bs .od 81 75d IS for home s3d 80 . for
extra RYE FLoVs quiet CoRS MEAL continues scarce and
in demand; Of Brsndyvine was made At ~ % WHEAT
continues and requrst CT 81 s. for red and - TOT
white with little cf-nng RYE wanted AZ 81 ioG
81 ls sor Penpsyys CoRS IN good deusnd
ard ae. Of ooO bushels Southern soc for white aud &c
Tor prime yellow me inferior sold AZ 10 20 Ie OARS are
In better dem.nd with sales c for good southern which
10 az liz povenent. Nothing doing in lRoS or LEAD NAVAL
sTokEs-Not much movement COFFEE and SUGAR qaet,
ard the trade buy only small way present high rates
Provisions inactive WHISKY dull a. ic for bos aud h1ds
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Whalers-

Ga .,New Bedford th INST ship Amethyst, Jones Psfe
from Edsar,own 5,h ship Navigator, Fisher, for North
Pacific OCEAN. ~ H. r. NJ. W.,
sls frcm NswLondoa 5th ship ROmulus Huntley Pacific
laval Sept g. ships Logan. Wells OF New Bedford With
so an i.rded MeukaT Bloomfield, do eeani bark Ae,e
Borden Fail River report OF oli y u N'se NoAse' De'
letter from Capt stanton of bark Wave, OF New Bedford
reports her FsyA Sept T. has landed 9 AZ 'F
IN all
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PnssenpeYs Arrived.

rr t< sfeamship Hama from Bremen-P Eppng, Enoo'
hen Hsnsmaln, Tssperson, K Lovve. " Levy der
sos w Prosrunger lady and two children, Franks, II:
seb.per. w Williamson, n. Melt T. Constantine lady aud
two Children Schmssen and Spicker and two chill
dr,n slecke end two children Horwitz sDd four chill
dr,n = Ro.enneyer. Carl II. Hummel. H. LeekamP, e. w
sehlssr and lady A. Otto O. Lisehewsky burnsnn r.
sehufn n Kersch J. Kersch, N Caro-, II Caro-, Caro-,
N Spiel r Berghsys j. bergnsys A. Bsrsnsys C. Berg
n.ys A Henreks NJ Neissner, NJ Hoffman,.
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DeclB7 .6s5 Dec | s

Decl 81 eso Dec $50 go In 2 ssi 40 1880 ,fsi
By reducing the Wheat 10 Flour, the quantity Of
the latter left at tide water this year, compared with
the corresponding period Of last year. shows de-
crease Of !, 504, e3l bbls. Of Flour.
The follow ing table shows the quantity OF some of
the principal articles of produce left at tdewater
from the commencement Of navigation TO the 18th Of
Oct inclusive, during the years 1882 10 dsys; 1853,
- a L.. ~ dnr
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Bsevss Received Nv bo.ts SIT; on foot 1854
PacEs oY by the pound fr the beef IN
ebe quarters:
EIIxI BErr-or hes: qualify Of cattle offered to-day.
leoletc.
Coon RETAINING orALirY-sdNc
COMMON QpALIry-Stdse-
NFtsiok-7tdec
hrrrox-oenn.Or Sheep ss0s4 50; extra Sheep, eSessi
Lambs S2d&S
,s.i.Sood Calves. 4assc p n 1--we weight; inferior DO,
81 2SGk2S
Cows-ordinary Cow s2se s2s; good fair Cow, $3.50
eS; sItr. Seshsy vita Calf, s+Sseo.
taSe live wessi s'in fed Hogs u a4c, dull large Hoss,
sern-t ted for ard, u d5c.
BEEvEs-Ws rspert sToo fe.h stock in marie, to-day
md the receipts Of the week follows
SS9ssrons'''..''........slse CharberiAina.... SIS
bh.ns............... 30
nnc River market bestA l<5 Total
mwnihss.;........... CAT
Ihs 81 es than the receipts o. the previous week
eens The average quality cut. a. good 10 dsy as
twas ssf Monday though even There AZ. very les
sxs teee ,Sd not eEite the usual supply OF
Some VI The Western Cattle look ihcgxh bev h.d hen
dragged through hard times cremost "a % H., 49, ~
absolutely poor and snioubedy looked plumn And hsrds.
hen they started frou thu pssrrs th- sr.,S
Illinois and lneana journey Of week the r.jro.S L
destructive TO good seas Of fowins Steer The
change far greater than upon f.; grain led oder kesSs ~
hands the business auosf invariably deceived "a
barren to dull maket hen ba;chers viii bur a. ,h
nriee he almost certain money Such The srsss -
he marhes to-day We do alter hgurrs w
b,r.up< the weather quite the Darhet full supoeS
ana Reef ky the daily arriving from abroad ssn.
figures " anticipation OF warm weasr the s1iehs
us not neh Cd to bay Css the fsures ssked II fan
ssss Of wviehl So that for III bat real felss cssfls Tie
rerSet tr-dav nav be rssed - decidedly DAN Win
larger runber sell during the Af bali ofrhe Afnan usual
The average price nted Lea week % NC, bat
~ ~ ssssA 3 ever s. 's<sy. he svs'ses sssss d
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si .Ass...., corn fed M.liss sis offered with i''' lsA
Hay Market.

The market for H.y the street keee up At
pretty sood figure There GOOD loads At the ,xta
81 Nartet this morninf held l-f for nrt quality
dollar vas often Osn refused aud 70 nooo
none had sold that price housh Gas pretty wen SET
IT, tbs, the sellers would have yield the point We quote
therefore coed bright Timothy By the wssonosd 81 81 20
md : cKf hcfual Relglt
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R,c.,pts OF Produce Der. 9.

Bv HrS,on Pirey Railroad for the rek endla9 Oct s. 1861
"a bssd Cattle a do Calves 2s do sheep $50 DO Live
Hos, DO Dressed Hs tea Beef 2i5 pkg. a5d Pro
Mali, s72 do Rye ia bbs Apples $3.50 bushels Potatoes
bb Flour 2s2 bales Hay H. $50 gallons Milk 50 ruDs Marble,
4 hox Cheesp.
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pfarkets.-Peporf Bv TelerrapA.

NrwORLEaSs Oct THE sales Of Cotton during the rsst
weeks have been $50 bses Mddng quoted at g. Onie
Flour has slightly improved selling at Sc 50 Mes PORK
ceiling at 3d. Rio Codee doll at lie Sales Of Rice az
slc Cotton fr.ishts 10 Hsvre are at alt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-10

WEEKLY REPORT Of BEEyEs, MILK cows, VEAL
CALVES SHEEP and LAMBS, aud SWlVE, at A M:
Aertops w sshnston Drove YARDS Forty fourhss and
Filth av; Bro wnins's and 0Briens Sxthst between
Second and Third avs Union Drove Yards, flor Swne
Forty ct and Second sv.i Chamberns Robinson
st. and Of the II udson River Martet Boats Prepared
every Monday he principal sale day expressly for THE
NEW.YORK TRIBUNBby SOLOS ROBINSON.
TOTAL RECEIPTS WEEK ending Monday, Oct
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From Our Correspondent. |
puIIanrIprffto"O ~ W

PHILADELPHIA-Arrsrd-Oe 8, brig Yankee, Poland,
Portland sehrs Mary Mershon Turner do George Hsss
HGeh, Wilmington. N c.; Ottawa, Howe Portland; r o.
Mercer Robinson, Boston; May Miller Laws dol Louiss
Gray Haley Roxbury Geneva. Colson, Portland D. s. Mer
sron, Graham, Wilmington. N. c.
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D.e..I os2Ss2 Dec 2l0es95 Inc col sls Dec.93 80
The aggregate quantity Of the same articles left at
.ide water from the commencement of navigation To
the 7ih of Oct inclusive, during the years ls52 and
1874 il "a foliows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-10

Dse..<2,7N Dec. ss7S lee. 1887 Inc. s1$
The aggregate quantity Of the same articles left at
tide water from the commencement Of navigation TO
The 9TH of October, inclusive, Daring the years 1853
end 1854, . g follows:
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TED FOR THE TRIBUNE.

Markets-CARIFULLY REPORTED FOR THE TRIBUNE.
MONDAY Oct 9. 1885,
AsHFs-The market lie quite steady for both snds sales Of
Pots ei AZ and Pearls at sc ~.
BRICK-Tbe demand continues moderate AZ 50 75G 81 for
iIh nor to GOOD Hard North River.
COTTON-Ths staple Ia IN fair demand for home and
for export The stock is sti light We
Quotations.
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sLMAsAc........T THIS DAY.
Sry-Rises...6 C6 Sers...... q MooS-Ses 0oa
wATER......TAfs DAY.
Sandy Nook. 81 Gov Island 10 y He'll Gate. 10 W
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HEw-ORLEANs-Ar Oct 7, ships Cero Gordo and Helen
Miller Phlsdelphs; BARN Mary Ann New. YORK. Victor Bal
tinore brss Nay Queen, Phlsdspha; w. White Globe
" bite Falcon and Jane Henderson, New-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-10
By Telegraph.

The u s. sss Independence has anchored the South
west SPIT.
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FULTON FIRE Insurance Co 5 OTfict,l
No 40 WslI st. Oct 5, iS1t
rTNHE BOARD of DIRECTORS have THIS
j DAY declared A DIVIDEND of FIVE PER CENT.
upon the capital payable and after tho 10th net The
transfer book will be closed till after that date
WIN MULLi0AN Secretary
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Total Ca the week.....................SS,0l9 50
or equal 10 sos 80 for each working day and cqua
si57s3e 90 y annum. The early completion of the
road from Kokome 10 Logansport will add greatly 70
these receipts and there is reasonable doubt that
,he actual receipts of the Peru Road will during the
f,st wear. commencing April 1854, reach 5000 0O0
Tho road is worked at very low cost. Fuel is very
,hean. and there being no competing road speed Is
,no5erate One passenger train runs daily each way
lie road so that expenses may safely be estimated
al 40 q cent of the gross recepsequa 10 $50, 600
which leaves net $3.50 00o The interest on the funded
debt Of the road is s42 72o and upon county debt from
which dividends on ESQ, 600 stock may be deducted
and will bay is s500s, making in all s<7, 20 as the
annual interest. which deducted from net earnings,
leaves s7asso Cor contingent expenses and dividends
The amount Of stock entitled 10 dividend Is aooat
sscc COO, so that dividend OF y cent. may De
made from legitimate earnings and leave surplus OF
s. $50. The floating deb, and additional equlpmest
OF the road, aad funds required properly finish the
road are left out OF this calculation because the com
pany owns st0o 900 OF real estate taken for sub
scriptions and forming part OF the capital stock
above stated which vii furnish all the means re-
qaired for that purpose. Arrangements have been
made 10 furnish regular statements hereafter of the
earnings Of the Peru Road snd al Interested NAV rely
ON their being of q most satisfactory character
The quantity Of Flour, Wheat Corn and Barley
Ieit q; side-waier during the ls week in 0ct in the
wears 1883 and 1854, is ss follows:
Ylour bbaL Wheat. bah Corn, hush Barley, bush
l&s5..... sS.s.S S7lNS lS7oi xi,st
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financial.

TBE AMERICAN EXCHANGE BAsk, NEw Yokk, June -
AN EXTRA DIVIDEND of Ten PEk CENE:
n on the Capital Stsek Of this Bank will DO paid The Ind
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Total for the quarter. .....,..........$2SS SS
The following figures show the receipts for the first
week sner tie Road was returned 10 the rightful
Directors:
rhe week ending Sept. g. 1884:
From Passengers. 80
Mail and
Freight i,i0 ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-16
Destructive Fire Mt Philadelphia.


About quarter before four O'Clock this morning. the
large five story brick building in the OF Branch
street above Thrdknown the Branch street Factory
discovered TO be on fire. The flames first
observed in the southwest of the fourth story
but owing to the cobusble character Of the contents
Of the building the fire spread with such fearful rapdty
that tho entire structure speedily wrapped in flames,
and it was found impossible to any portion what
of its contents.
The eastern wall fell upon the stable in the OF the
Old Rotterdam Tavern, in Third street above Race
crushed IL into ruins The wreck of the stable set
fire. but the remen prevented the flames from spread
ing In that direction The portion of the back build
ing of the dwelling Of Mr. s. Rex No IL Branch street.
crushed by the falling ruins Mr. RS house did not
take fire.
On the north side OF Race street. Immediately opposite
the burning factory and only separated from it by
SPACE there two large five story buildings owned
by Mr.. Adams. The portion of these buildings
considerably scorched and the flames only pre-
vented from getting inside by the strenuous exerions Of
the tromen. No III, occupied by Horn Ellis and s.
Levine, escaped serious damage The roof Of No ll3,
occupied mandatory Of some kind destroyed,
and tho building deluRed with water This house
also belonged Alr. Adams. In the Of No 1l3,
two story brick structure completely crushed by the
falling wall, and the ruins set on fire. No lis
Race street had the roof slightly damaged. w. B. A.
Rock steea,e manufacturers occupied portion Of the
factory This firm loses 900, upon which there is
insurance
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%E ,ss Inn
Hsndurss Magnolia. Cedar Keys.
repairs While s'h IL New YORK expenses
soand 70 New YORK; with & sSls no
asses Ran ashore Ccnsh Reef night Of a5d March
So sT Ths sns
Tss
No" York on the
iehr 1ss0r s s% Psaasnb,.
While Cargo sslSa smaans of vaIae
SEM AnBens smell lately ashore c.rysfor. Reef cid
iS1 % sss s Tns @ RI.
penses Of this vessel were 1923 W.
Tie sshr Geo Harrison from Philadelphia the ID
Thsseir ophir booker this port. sid for
m the cargo there was expended sss o. upon
Tie sohr Trnneena Hooper abandoned At when
ore day cut from AtakaPs s4.h inst She was loaded With
and board the chr Mohawk and at this
lie sehr aoiawi Johnson from A.tahapas sd nit with
sysar and Iossse bound TO New York arr on the 81 in
out n The n for sT Rs w
days this The captain Of the francsna
lie sehr Teeseph, Greene. was oa our harbor today
Tie crasfsrd tho Coast Survey ish
charge q Bsrrymsn UsN, and procuring her mails,
ne steamer corvn 1t Craven Goast Survey arr from
nt eoans preparatory to leaving the 18th for Cape
Florida.
The lr Margaret Ann Smith, having arrived the 3d.
sid for Havana the 9th
The cutter Sea Drift Lieut. w Randolph, U Revenue
Service, from st Marks the 9th.
The yacht Brenda Prnssus sid on the 9Th for Tampa
city She will return 20 this port with expedition.
Sbir Glance Taylor, from New Orleans bound 10 Liver
pool the 9Th in distress having broken rudder
head ohgng her to seek the port repairs She
will sail on the nth for Liverpool.
Sehr Telegraph, Greene sid on the day for NYork
The trig Wscisa, Powell from New the 9TH
PHILADELPHIA, April IL, 1PM-Arr schr Sarah Clark
CLARK, NLoDdon: steamer Kennebec Copos NYork.
CID steamsLr Pennsylvana, Bapmore Richmond: schrs
Melville, McGregor, Lubeo Leonard Kelly Boston;
George Hoffman, Nickerfon, Bath
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TELEG II APHIC.
FOURTH DAY.
GuADr pSr

CHARLESTON, April -, 1854.
In the Convention to day spicy debate took place
latiye to the reporter for the "7,ibune" motion was
made to exclude him in consequence of the abolition ten
denotes of the paper; it however eventually with
drawn 1t is but just say that the reporters conduct
there nnexceptionabe and the editors Of the morning
papers show him every attention
Resolutions adopted, advocating the employment
Of capital in manufactures and mining; appointing
committee Of three rom each State represented to OBJ
tain statistical information to show the present condition
and extent OF the manufacturing interests and furnish
report at the next meeting Also to address the people
of the States represented, urging the importance of
ton in the Legislatures thereof in favor of manufactur
ing, ship building direct trade mining, education, &c
A committee of three from each State was appointed
10 memorable Congress, urging reduction Of the du
ties railroad IL the passage of act for the inn
TO to and for preventing desertion to send
two small naval steamers up the Amazon river for the
purpose Of exploring its tributaries which the States
owning them have declared free to the and
vgaton of the whole world and that the government of
Brazil be requested to permit these vessels to make
ploratons and surveys Of the shores of the
longing 10 that nation to encourage the establishment
o! line Of mail steamers between some Southern port
por and the mouth of the Amazon, other port
rect mail by steamers between Southern port and
Europe.
After discussing the question Of the improvement Of
harbors and naveable rivers the convention adjourned
1t is doubtful whether the final ad iournment will take
place before Saturday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-16

DENOMINATIONS CHILDREN BiTTES-A
HvARTTISs Mantle Western Ncw Yorker gives the fol-
lowing account Of sad occurrence in the town of Ripley
Chautauque county We learn from private source
hat Mr.. Wells, residing in the town of Ripley had
child is months old bitten by rabl dog one day last
week which caused his death shortly after Also two
other children The names Of whom have learned
Immediately taken 10 Buffalo for medical assistance
The particulars Of the affair we can learn are
follovs-It appears that n day or two previous
came along with dog which Mr.. Wells wished 10
purchase, but the ner then refused TO part with him.
lie proceeded his journey but short distance before
the animal attacked by another dog evidently abid
end bitten severely The owner seeing This and fearing
that he should be compelled to port with his dog without
any remuneration whatever immediately returned to the
house Of said Wells and concluded TO part with the dog
Mr. W seemed 10 take particular fancy TO the animal
and without hesisting moment paid FOR the dog and
permitted him to ct liberty through the house. A
few days afterwards the dog showed symptoms Of hydro
Ihobia, and while in IT. bit Of the children In
few days the child began to SHOW symptoms Of the disease
~ biting lis arms in horrible manner leaving the
lone almost destitute Of flesh. and died in short time.
This 'ad affair led Mr. W TO believe that he had made
rather dear bargain and instantly proceeded TO destroy
the rs e he might do further damage, but did not sue
coed IN killing The animal uHt he had bitten two other
children. We understand that the srmer owner Of the
cog has been arrested but have not learned the parcu
lars az tho trial
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Balance paid into the Treasury Of the Amer
lean Board of Commissioners for Foreign Mis-
CONSIDERATION OF THE CATHOLIC CHURCH IN
CHARLESTON, S. @.


CONSIDERATION OF THE CATHOLIC CHURCH IN
CHARLESTON, S. G.
From the Charleston Courier April a.
The new cathedral dedicated TO st. John and ST. Fin
bar, was consecrated yesterday, with solemn and i'm
posing ceremonies. AS early as A. NJ. the preliminary
proceedings commenced in the presence of many of the
Bishop was the Right Rev Dr.. Garland Bishop of Sa.
yannah: and there also assembled the Most Rev.
Dr. Hughes Archbishop Of New York Right Rev. Bishop
PORTER, Of Mobile; the Right Rev. Dr. McGl, Bishop Of
Richmond, and Right Rev. Dr. Reynolds. the Bishop of
Charleston Besides those prelates, there among
the other clergy present. Rev Messrs T. j. sullivan f.
Ficn L. J. Carr Dr. Lynch, vG., Very Rev r. s. Baker
N,G. james A Corcoran D., and Rev. Mr. ONeil Of ST.
PatIck's Church, all Of this city with the Rev. Mr.
OConnel1 of Columbia Rev. j. Birmingham, of Granite
VILE Rev. Thos. ougley, Of Huchinson's Isand Very
Rev. j. Parry, v. G., of Augusta, Ga Rev. j. f. ONei
O'Ne Jr, of Atlanta, Ca Rev. Mr. Cullinane, of Fay
eteyie, ". c.; Rev. c. T. Croghan, of Newbern Rev. r.
Hughes Rev Father Stonestreet of Georgetown d. c.
Rev Mr. Hart, Of New Haven, Conn, and Rev. Mr.. Wal
dron, Of Philadelphia.
The chanting OF the psalms prayers prescribed
by the ritual for these solemn occasions prolonged the
early ceremonies until long after 10 A. NJ, when the
transportation Of the relics took place Previous to this
the outer walls had been thrice visited in procession by
the officiating Bishop with his renue and sprinked with
holy water accom- aned by the chanting of psalms and
eancles The relics were borne handsome crctrum
shrine supported the shoulders of forr priests
whilst four Of the aiy walked alongside, bearing the
baldaechino, canopy.
At this Period in the ceremonies the doors OF the cath
edral we've thrown open and in very few minutes the
building was thronged in every p. The sight present
ed 70 tie gaze truly magnificent the beautiful
pol ocns Of the gorgeous temple of God exhibited
under the influence Of the MONDAY sun and the
concourse Of people filing every available inch Of ground
added greatly 10 the interest OF the scene.
The blessing and amounting Of the lateral and Of
the high altar attended with the burning of incense and
the solemn chaun of prayers occupied nearly two hours
that II after O'Clock when the services of High
Mass commenced.
Space win enable 10 do justice to the merits Of
the conservation mass, composed expressly for the
III. w. GrpatOrex, Organlst
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"a. zee torrtspUndence.
sHip SEA NyarH lost her voyage from Liverpool for
baltimore was good ship of 73l register
Bowdoiplam No. where she built In 1851 and was
valued at about $4,000 supposed insured Eastward.
rRiG KrrIocH (of ST George Mel Mossman from Bar.
taGoss Ter Coatzncoacos river Mexico In ballast arrived
on the coast during norther and the weather being thick
passtd the river without seeing IT, January 90 Being una
TO hau on ste went Ashore the breakers on Bsra
Iftnde and was lost Capt Mossman arrested Tor
breach Of the laws having entered the vessel
at Vera Cruz Coaacoacos not being port Of entry lie
between $500 and $500 his vessel which he thinks might
have tcen his &C, al taken from him.
probably towards the payment Of heavy Subsequen
~ he released and has retsrned home The kel'och
good vessel Of zl6 TONS ~ years old One hall was
owned In New York and there insured The remainder
belonged In posou epd ~ 0sorgs and portion nay be 10