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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-06-13

HORRIBLE DEATH-A VIcTIM OF Hydro.
PaoBIA.--This most dreadful or all maladies
was exhibited yesterday in all It's horrors, in
The person OF John Cookson, late foreman
Of Sempls's foundery. The particulars are
these: @ 4aalr
About nine weeks since, Mr.. Cookson, one
evening. in returning from the foundery 10
his house near The terminus Of the plank
road he was suacked by large and Zero.
cious dog, who biz him in The leg, thigh and
arm, inac,ing Sigh, wound in his face.
and literally tearing his clothes into ribbons.
the wounds however, did no, incapaci.a.e
Mr.. Cookson from attending TO his bust.
ness, and he soon forgot the occurrence
Upon Thursday evening he complained OF
feeling very unweii, and retired early 10 bed.
The night however, was almost sleepless
one; Interrupted by honid dreams and ner.
vous starts, and early in the morning the
frs, symptoms Of hydrophobia made their
appearance. Medical aid was procured--in
fact somo half dozen physicians were on
,he spol as soo5 as The case became known,
-bu, hc grew rapidly worse, He was bled,
and for q Few minu,es appeared scmewhas
-calmed, bu,ihe horfid iis soon returned, and
i. was fearful sigh. 10 behold the wreichet
man loaming a. the mouth. casting himself
upon the ground and endsayoring 10 tear the
flesh from his bones, all The time moaning
pileously. IT. j. were possible 10 enhance
he horrors OF The scene, il was, thai the un.
happy being was entirely sane, being con.
scious ofhis dreadful situation, and earnest
ly en,rea.ing The holrifed spectators 10 keer
away. les. he might inyolun,arily do them
an injury. 5ar Iqs .s,4t. (
He was tied down 10 the bed, but he sue.
ceeded in breaking his cords, until, finally, six
strong men holding him down, chlorofom
was administered 10 him, under The infu'
ence of which he slepsifor half an hour
When he awoke, I, was but to breathe hi
last. few conyulsive gasps and nervous
,wilchings, and The rigid features and mo
,ionless limbs proclaimed lha, his suffering
were OF an end. This occurred lille afie
one o'clock P. M.
The deceased whom Mr.. Semple states, wa
the most valuable man he ever had in hi
employ, was bu. 29 years Of age. A wifi
and TWO children, entirely dependen, OF
him FOR support, live 10 mourn his fate. Th'
low melancholy sobs of,he bereaved one. q
she sat with her face buried in her hands
told how hopeless looked the future, AM
how deep hel agony. r6t 4,
The rabid animal has, we understand, bit
ten several other persons, one q man narne'
johnson, and /, is said that, az this preser
time the dog is alive and a, large. Such a
incident as this preclaims in thunder noie,
the imperative necessity Of vigilan,ly enfoi
cling the ordinance agains. dogs rnnning q
large.-Cin. Eng. tgs
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-06-13

would permit the banks with capital COM
rnensura,e. with the business Of the Slate.
Than 10 be dependent, as we are, upon neigh.
boring States for u supply Of currency; and
forced 70 receive and pay ou, notes Of lor-
eign institutions, many Of which are weak
10 capital, and weaker in characler.-Ciu.
Gar. .&2 ''.ts '@H'
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-06-13

VI hePeoPIsloI Ohio are supplied with a
paper currency almost ep,ifely b other
Sln,es. over which we have not, nor canno,
have any lccnlrol The entire ciicnlahon
Of ,he banks Of Ohio q, ,hIs time. Is less
than nino million dollars, while wc presume
foreign banks have a circulation within ibs
State Of forty millions. Every insclligenl
man Inuss mi.lhatit would Be bel,er 10
have 4 safe and efficient banking law, that
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-06-13

EoUALiTY OF THE UNoN--W While mil.
lions are being expended for the purchase
Of foreign territory (ior which there is no
warrant in the Ccnstitu,ion) for the benef,
of Soulh-,he North and Wes, are denied a
dollur for the improvement, Of their Rivers
and Harbors for The benef, Of commerce,
which is constitutional. Such things can.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-06-13

v uhcb ~ Ct 4, hid ,fIe satisfaction os be.
~ = 5H51ta a 81 Sf|'> fveril 5arewclt con.
al'ef u Y IIe N,> exceedingly divere,ed by The
Wxio(ma4t9s ol ibat clever violinist, which
ese reminded nm ol nm idea lha' had oc-
bee eensienelis occufred;io him before on hear.
w NJ t)'a i5u'ls Llsiz, and other professors Of
.Iis,a'nu:lcal gy'nnas'ics
ic perceived ina, the laIen.s oI these gen
tlemen lay principally in executing yaria-
ions on cer.ain lsyori.e airs; 'ha, is, 10 dis
joinung Their diieren,, portions, and filling
Up me intervals with divers ian'as'ical and
scScen'Fic movements of their o"n--runs'
fhakes. and 90 lorths thus ih.ersPersing tho
original music, which was expressive Of
some sentiment, leelingi or state Of mlnd,
WIN passages which, having no meaning a.
sM lotw Az agreeable con'fas' % me melo'
o'eS % wneIewi.a iu .aey were blended;
NOW we 'uea 'ha' occufsedt 70 mr. runch
was. INA. 'ne principle, lso greatly 10 the
g1auncanon o' me puohc) ac'eo upon oy
.ne IuslS'an., m'sn. - % aosanag sous'y aP'
Pnss s..s. .osas s's'el a.. oi poetry. ne 'h'nSs
ma. 9naAsPeafe W'ui variations would very
prooaoly oe fecs'ved wnh great applause.
no variations OF o'coarse should correspond
az leAprsss'veness ana 'n'eieciualiiy 10 those
aocve ailadee 70. ror instance let the line
" DC varied DE- dgt t t.I.ra. .-EI
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-06-13

not be borne. Paragraphs like The following
are very common aithe West under this cne-
sided policy: ee
/ The contract for completing Milwaukee
harbcr and dredging ,he river has been lei
to MIR. Hawley. a compeien, man. and The
city have authorized The issue Of bords tn
the amount Of 800 600, to pay for The
work. ,,s,srt sj.s.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-06-13

SUDDEN DRArm.-SiNGuLAR ColNcIDENcR.
Henry Fies,er, Esq, member Of. The leg.
isIa,ive Assembly Of Washington territory
from Pacific County, dropped dead very sud.
denly on the morning after his arrival a,
Olympia. Connected with this lamensable
even, there is singular coincidence. viz:
J. L. Brown was first nominated in Pacific
county for the Legislature. Mr.. Brown
died suddenly whereupon the people elected
Mr.. Scudder A few days after the election
Mr.. Scudder died after short illness, (as
we are informed.) A special election was
ordered by the Governor. and Mr.. Fios.el
was elected 10 ill The vacancy created BY
the death Of Mr.. Scudder. The next morn.
ing after Mr.. Feis,er arrived at Olympia, the
sent Of government, where the Legislature
were in session, he feli from his seat and in
SANITY expired. ow gaze Ea-
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-06-13

that such further sum as nigh. be necessary
wouldbe appropriated TO The holders Of nrpcar
certificates, and that efficient arrangements
should also be made for the future punciual
payment OF The in,eres, on The debt.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-06-13

Tell me ye winged winds,
That round my pathway roar.
Doyou not know some spotl
,tie Where mortals weep no more?
ii Some loneapd pleasant DELI.
~ Some valley ip the West
Where free from toll and pain,
,a~2 The weary soul may rest1
The low winds softened in whisper low,
And sighed for pity, as they answered-"No r.
Tell me, thou mighty deep, s ~
Whose pillows round me play,
Know'st thou some favored spot, Ds
Some island fa- away, .s,..s.
I Where wretched man may find
~ The bliss for which he sighsl
Where sorrow never lives,
t And friendship never dies
The loud waves rolling in perpetual flow,
Stopped for while, and answered-"No
And thou serenest moon,
That with such holy face
Dost look upon the earth,
Asleep in nights embrace
Tellme, in all thy rounds,
Hast thou not seen some spot
Where miserable man
Might find a happier lott
Behind cloud the moon withdrew in woe,
And voice sweet, but sad, responded--"No ?
O Tell me, my secret soul,
= OF! tell me, Hope and Faith, 81
.1A Is there noresting place
~ From sorrow, SIN, and death
as1 Isthere no happy spot
Where mortals may be blessed,
Where griefmay find balm, s
And weariness rest2
Faith, Hope, and Love. best boons to mortal
given,
Waved their bright wings and whispered-"Yes
in Heaven I"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-06-13
Rates OF AAver1isi1l,T .

One squae as lines OF less) three weeks, 81 20
One square, three months, i;: 3 90
One square, six months, ~; TT a.: 500
One square, one year, !: 90: g: 8 90
One half column, one year, -: /: 20 90
Three -fourths of a column, one year, 25 90
One column, one year, +: :: z: ~: so 0i
uTAdyertisements not having the number ofin-
sertions marked on copy, will be continued until
forbid and charged accordingly. ~
UCasual advertisers must pay in advance.
pJOb Printing, of every description will
be executed with accuracy and Reaineks.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-06-13
TFrom Shillaber's Poems.

- Il :. ~
SlA's'F = : ia a0As ''AoN
Poor n, the printer was woesome sick, 81
so. 80 " -. 49,, - IL II ,. h,...s 80, ana. o.
xss s -.:.s ID. M, ...ap;' 49, ""'rg
! -. go, h,..a. Il ~. a;a a.;.s 9TPf gaa
&, = r...,... s.,Isp; b \, 4 2e5t
" \ :. 4 ~ = ~ at4 oi 's8
Twas sad 70 see his form thus laid iof lie ali
f,.,s On Ms how assn ,;r.s had made
Anaif avs, ,he ~, ~ ;ov there n,svaag Jar
sq,w.s .h,,t 81, I. ,,o,nent. ana then a. fade
IKE meteors II The da,t ~ $50. u, ~,
ss $1,000 y srT "a,
II al's Dooy was placse .e ~ numole case
And borne from his garret dim;
And sishswere heayed that in deaths embrace
THIS had determined his hard run race;
frielas had prayed ior his soul as they looked on
his face;
What were tears or prayers to himl
HS<,,.. t:,,,. :. .ed - " ,,, .si,,l fht+
and usoo,v ,,.tsa ,he a.,.. Tsh q
Men sopgbt he Grave of tbe nr;n,er p;
A n;llsr to rear botb broad and b;gb a1 "2s
& Al; ;f ~ .,one %, Ii, q ~ 'i''a
Ana inst;cs Az a. ,.,t Wh 'E-@A'@ 'hi ''.
9' ~ - tM .' ''''
TO tower .mia ,hs slond.. '''' 'I'S .4o..
No s,.ni,e ,h.f, M ~ r.oor,, -, ,,os.
OF .S,s Tonr all crushed and n, beo,, al, f,oze,
The - we're not what The builders chose. 81
To draw admirine crovds. N4IaiI
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-06-13

Matt. F. Ward visited LouIsviI on ,bs
29nd, but lef, the city on the following day,
in consequences Of the threatening manner
ia which bis return was noticed in ,he city
papers. and Gull for a public meeting on
the sublec,.
Father Mathew, is reported TO have died
recently, leaving fortune Of $500 900.
portion Of which he bequea,hed 10 his nrph.
ew, Hon. w. D. Merrick, Of .clyyslaad,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-11
Spoken, Sc.

Oct g. lat 50 s. lon 10 TO- schr Howard from Grgent for
Phsdeha short Of provisions and supplied by brig Jo
seIh Albion. arr. at Boston.
Oct at Il NJ Thatehers Island NV II miles, bark For
se (Norv.) from Plisa for Boston
June lat so lon a. ship Crystal Palace, Simmons, fm
Boston May p, for Australia
Sept Is of the Fsnsopes. large elIppership painted
black bound TO San Francisco.
Ship from Liverpool for York SO d. out
lBy pilot boat Christian Berg. No. 10
Oct s. of souh Shoal OF Nantucket saw herm brig with
los Of YARDS (By brig VIM Mchae at this port from Pic
tou, 81
Sept 23 lat IS So lon IS So bark steering south
showing signal with the letter in il white ground.
Oct l. SO 80 Ion. n go brig showing signal
with the letersYZ
June TO- lat Is s. S. lon 40 W., FE ship Paragon q days
from Bore fer San Frsncsco.
Aug % lat 20 a. Ion. 10 49, bark Palmetto from San
Francisco for Prince Frederick Sound.
Oct l. lat 81 So lon. 60 80 brig Shfseth Richards, of and
for wsldotoro,, and was supplied with provisions
No date of Ri Jsneiro ship Lightning Forbes from Lv.
erpool MAY ll for Australia
No date lat 81 lon IS % sehr VIM Carroll from Jackson.
ve for Boston; had lost half her hoad in gale Sept o.
(Per bris CyLtba. at Baltimore
July Is lat 80 80 clppeI chip Spirit Of the Times from
Baltimore for Valparaiso, Of Csps St. Mays By bark Snap
Drslon AZ Rio Jsnerol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-11

Mean, Br,v do; schrs ou.aro Dssre,t Baltimore, Tn
nan (;rfsp Phsde pbs. Hume. Phnney. Albany, L. K
Sew Snow New.YsIk CD TIN. BIZ bsIk Aaron, Perry
Iiy,rrool " ) brse. Juno (Br Hsly. Andsonsh Ms;
Tusw,sss Carver PollaAelphl, schrs aoeknshsn Bray
pcrs in Vrsina; q. 4 Heck her siuhbs Phl,deiPhA
Arr Oct 2 tr- Ph. bs P.ge Lows Phlsdephl.; schr.
Globe Ellis NewYoik Ga bark Lacy sntos, of Beverly
Rob- rfson. Atlantic (wbalinEl
Sailed sohrs. Joseeh CANCEL, thsse. Banere sda-y
P,ce. stevens Wilmington, " c. C. A. hecSsher, sasSs,
PHILADELPHIA.
santa BARBARt-ssiied oh ul.., schr Queen Of tho
West eet Saa Migual Island
WiCKFORD-sld Oct 6. soop Aiclis. Wightman. New
York Arr sh schr H. h. Foster Hooper Ess,por,, res
c,Iyfs no dana re while ashore on Connnlleat Fotst
WARREN-An Oct 6, bark william ~ Hy' Collins, Prov.
idence. . M. v,,s,
Porr for BOSTON with loss 81 srcaof on MononoJl.
sd Sd schr MARY Emily New.York.
NTYNOUTH-ATr. Oct T. schrs. W N Nood0ary, new
York, J. w Mckee Leaning Phisfelphis -,
WILMINGTON. y Car Oct 5. schrs Ms,ehl.~, smith.
New.Lopgoa; J. H Cbadbogn, Nsinrigh sath, WEI Nans
lar SON, "a salem Mass: 9Th. r w Brown, Haise Nev-
York. IL Hsock Pow; csihssine Johnson, Crsmmer He
lsne snte.; West Wind Burnett New YORK TYRONE Safs,
Roston. bri, Henry Brooks Dsko, Ne~fots bark Ar.
thu Wymsn do; 7fh, schrs Lspsrne. Moss, New YORK
GA Oct S frhr EmmsN Manson. - Domnsoi 9TH, sehs
Julis M.ry Gerry. New-Yorii Jane befsr somes, n
York nh sshr r. q Whidin Ssrssg Phi.delpnia ons Va-
ward Tibbetfs Boston; schrs Echo Han New YORK
yicksry Ho,on DO Went Oct sch's 'oanns ara,
Tor Charleston ard Victory, for New York. sehfa Euhy saa
J. : Wilson, for New-foEk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-11
The New-York Horse Market.

We have the Horse Market In Twenty fourth
ta; IL Is The sale of Horse thing Of the
raest occurrence We heard OF the sae OF pair 800
an co oeser who he has so dull time except
Horses on band and the very when there pros
peei OF selling one he the and bought
OF he tesi he could find took he 10 New jersey
are AZ tem t ring and did better with stock IN his
Me Sueh msy be the prospect II there prospect
sion and hose bes, informed well salts led
MAJ there no prospect 70. sellers tins fail There about
wv hoiss IN The street good them better entitled
70 vote io city ofees by long aud about
tSsy On account OF intelligence than the sat
insefendant electors who DO exerr se that right
oetNery lew Horses coming now and thu; fee
mary some small traders from distant points here with
s hsn are getting badly called Work Horses and in
ae All but SUPER extra considerably lover than last spring
ftnnsy yan. dealer p y cent 10 yer ana 50 T. cent
haiee 70 ss large dealer 70 Ohio Horses ssys he selling
Just 80 scod Horses slso he did las. .ps r ~
Ano,her dealer he does whAi he would akehe
can't get offer ~ 0~'N '~-e 80
Mr. hAs.rtkr only hes about 30 Hores in oil hi, great
stable and come 80 Anles These eIur ye-~ 10 W.
noticed one tine pau Of black Mues hznas MIR ola
well hrote 10 bassy the price Of which vas AGO r. ss
OF Mre ios CITY wort gaining 10 tbi. Civ nav w.
should be surprised there q nspy Npls~.s u
in the streets three yesn hence The srea fault brs.sns
the IN toe ycung.
We saw one POOR fellow in msriet TO-DAY who h.a hh,
work Horse warranted sound with which he - $3.50
TIN &c and thai bad all Of M. s
lar used TO show him Of and gull tsox ort ~ = %
And now sa,s he the brute worth IS hil r..
fortupately the the sose rher.
no dsp says be- the Horse going Of for a soon AZ
sot him out Of laid down in the stable has DO;
dollar, al and . horse 20 do Q single turn"
We eaAnot recommend Of Horse IN the country
send them b, 70 this fall nnles they willing take mach
ess Triee ,hsu ;hey hsys probably anticipated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-11
Disasters, Sc.

sHrF Csc PHELPS 81 Pk.dephis from Palermo reports
that on the Sd lat SIS 49, lon II - passed vessel bottom
on sprspy $50 TO eco tuns burden newly coppeei and
fo.irs .roupd her we've piece. balst. painted
sHP sIBoS San rrsncsco from New York OF Cape
Horn days heavy gales during which she lost torsssn
NE June c,pe Horn, surrounded BY fields Of ice
At large clipper p co-e 20 IS standing on from
Cspe Born csL bad ele.red the ie. and wa. standing
the ice but without effect.
BRlc BLACK SWAY Of Buctspor from Pensacola for Dos
ton, heh pu, into Wilmington " c. 10 distress was TO be
sold by sscon 9th Inst with her BY order Of the port
THE FsExcH ssIs vrerr from Sept 3 With susar
before reported having arrived Quarantine S
ms, bound 10 Nantes put in for repairs having
renced heavy weather during which .pruDk Leak and :u
other damages Had several Of the crew sick and lost
the chief mate.
TBE BARK AcrSozi. abandoned reported yesrasy
vessel Of 28S valued 81 about 600 aud
owned BY Lombard Hall 0 North Yarmouth Maine where
she tut IN gfs She Is probably Insured eastward The
supposed o. small vsae covered BY two or three ON
sTNa G,sroy employed as tow boat on the ssv,unsh
River found ere % inst and stt time scu
lied and sunb II supposed have been the work OF in
csreisry Loss reported 900.
nut into Bedosd sh with loss of foremost aud mainop
mat in q .qu. or the 1th IS miles from Gay Head.
THE scHR- c. II SAMPSON sold At auction
in Thursday for 1915 The timber was also sold
FIsHrse scHR. AsEoxA at Newburyport from Labrador,
drove on shore gale Aug Vinson Island Teske start
was ahen into barbor and discharged her fish In damaged
Temporary repairs being Effected 'd after de'enon
Of three weets ~
reports Sd ir of South Shoa OF Nantucket saw her oFs
with ltss Of Yards
sem Foster from E..tpor,. before reported ashore
[ damage while ashore
scHR OF about tuns bottom up painted her
with 18th ult lat Is a. long 60 10, BY .ch fremont, from
Boston for 81. Domingo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-11
.
sECAFITuLarIoN
Philadelphia Markets. TUESDAY. Oct. 10.

There Is rood demand for Is' No. QuEkcrRoN Blk
which would bring Ell The Corros market remains quiet
prices sbou The Coal meets with limited demand
shrme without change Of rats FISH dull The FLOUR
market firm but without much demand 20 nOte about Low
barrels heep for shipment at 81 I5to ~ " for W
home ue reaehns 3 from 81 81 10 80 -
according brand RYE FLOUR aud CosS MEAL remain qlie
price the GRAIN in slowly and all
knds aud full rates. Some 600 bushels WHEAT
Ill coud be hsd-sold al 65d SO for red and 81 10
wanfed 1881 10 CosS continues active and f0obus
sold sodse for white and &c for prime yellow About
bushels Delaware OATS sold at Sc The Grocery market
unohsIs but very quiet to-day Pork and Laso remain
dull af former quotations BACON wanted South, sud
ff er sales sides have been made ~ and Shoulders 7le
BUTTER and CHEESE no change SEEDS remain quiet and
Glover and Tmethy about stationary WHISKY sells slowly
AZ 4lr % sallnn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-11
To Mariners.

NOBLE BAY The following buoy. tescons &c. have been
placed TO facilitate the entrance 10 Mobile Bay:
Bel Beat striped black and white s3cborsd IN eight
istom water half mie outside the outer earssnd Island
Bel !. rolisd by the se,on Of the waves
Al Iron Buoy striped black aud white Is PLACED In mid chan
mel within the Bar ranging with the Bell Boat and Sand
Ablact Iron Buoy the west .ds Of the main channel
AIRED Ios huoy on the east side Of the channel edge
Of the East Bsni, and opposite the black buoy just men
b,e. lion Buoy the west side Ct the channel q. the
a. Iron Buoy, striped black sad white in mid channel be-
tween Mobile Point and the middle ground"
west end ofths " middle ground
the h.rsOr red bgoy should be e on the star
Buo striped black and white may be passed on either hand
To ener fossy wesiheI Ate, passing the Bell Boa. close
S III by % S ssud the IL. sd
the mid channel TO the upper striped buoy
upper red buoy reach the anchorage ground OF the
passing the upper red buoy it is we'll to steer by W.
Two rsnse beacon, feet high have been erected
On the of sand Island and Mobile Point All
Of them will be lighted at night and viii be visible on and near
the ranges mentioned ,,,,,-..,,,.- I'D,
vertical red stripe on The :saS.rs side IL I'll show White
also with the Bell Boat aid the striped buoy lead In over
The inner beacon at Sand Island painted red and will
show red light Its with the outersbescon Is the
limit Of the channel along the west bank nohery from Sand
At Mote Point the eswsrd beacon painted red and will
show red lish This range with the inner one leads
up edge of the Fest Bank" northeTly from the
outer
The inner beacon Mobile Point white and will show
white light, ard when in with the Mobile Point light
house to upper striped buoy and through the channel
ct the end OF the middle-ground.
pile beacon Is under don Intended TO marx
fhe stoal at Revenge Point" the outer bar.
black spar buoy has been placed the south point
of Southeast Pelican Shoa In ~ feet the eastern
woods Dauptn snd just with the east end OF Pelican
Island.
lhe buoy arb. the the middle channel that
between Pelican and ispds being closed From the
buoy the course 10 over the bar Is N r. IL
Irspeetor's Office, sth II Distriet
Mobile Sent. Is 1854
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-11
Marine JOURNAL.
FORT OF NEw-YORK.......ocropERl 10.
Cleared.

shirs-BrspdywiDe Meuiusn, Mobile, J. w. Deano; Hus-
sar nsor San Francisco A. Lsdd Ashbur'on Brsdsh Lv
erp, o. e. Grbpe Baltic Morse New Orleans masteri Ed
ward Everett, Grpnby. New -Oreans, :" & 7. TsPs;ou
Squabtum, Miller Boston Crosby, Croker Co
bsrh.-- dina Sh. rwocd Charest Durham Dimon
Hsriet FrsIc,s Reed, Charleston Duncan co Bey-
eIly tbrl Lodenan, Gadiz j. W. Elxel Cot Brilliant,
Bailey St Thomas Bailey Co; Henretts sophia Ma
Lirs Savannah Barclay Livingston Lucy Elizabeth. Hop
neI adiz Crosby Croeker Co Amrs, Prince Portland.
Foster sieI L, mon
Conquest BI Wood Halifax De Wolf Star Co; Liurea.
Ibas. Para Burdett & Noble
ton; Delor.h Onso Warrington Baenan Radderow; Ven
ice Fb Biazos Santiago uGsster; b. Harrison. spencer
Wsshh gon J q Williams; J. Taylor, Black Tampa Bay,
Brodi, Peters; Ashland, Burch Norfolk surses Chairman
4 Co.; Exile, fBr.l elliott Annapolis v. s De Wolf star
Go; Wave. Jones, GeorseIown, II. d Broosmsni Ellen
Louss, 1bonpon New Haven, MASTER Elizabeth Sayear,
Newhern Davis Holmes; Jane. Howard Wareham master
G. i,tits Mathews Wss.ipston, J. II. Mathews c. A.
Crook Rsirie ST. Mays II. Person.
sooI-Wm. II. Bowen Halleeb, Providence master
Bsree-s. s. Cannon, DOusherty Philadelphia Jas Hand