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The daily union., 1854-01-11


The very short passage Of twenty-five DAYS from Shang
bai, bringing news as late the 4lh OF November
The United States sloop- Saratoga was the ONLY
American vessel in the port when The Tartar left
Pekn Is not yet taken, but the rebels were not fa
distant.
Shanghai was besieged by the imperialists. The N
c. Herald of the 18th October says.
"Could anything be convincing Of the ute,
prosIraon OF the present dynasy government thar
the military operations OF the past week. We have seen
isolated seaport in the hands Of band of
beseged for than five weeks by many thousands
imperial troops, and hardly brick displaced or rebel
injured; and when, in addition, know ehat this
government have not reaken single place OF Importance
which the Christian insurgents have thought II worth
while TO retain, may naturally conclude that the de
facio government, OF China has passed from the Tartar
dynasty"
private letter OF the 4lb November Obe latest date)
has the following;
The imperial fleet thai came down on The 27th Sep
ember from Sankeray, we believe, has been bombafd-
ing the eastern side OF the city most iuronsy this
ing bu, have no, heard that it has produced any re-
suits"
The British consul at Shanghai published notifca.
ton on l9lh August containing tho following
"Ail interference on the part of the British consular
authority tor the protection Of the Chinese revenue ceases
from ia,s date" "but under any circumstances her
Majesty government will reqnre that British and for.
egn merchants be treated alike and that any restrictions
o. regulations shall apply equally to all without disiinc
hon OF person or Tag
The N. c. Herald contains notice tbsi lac United
states commissioner has determined 10 remain entirely
neutral III will be remembered that he was inclined to
favor the Manchoos The Herald says.
/" The American authorities We hear bare also Deem
ed prudsoce The better part OF vplor aud although
acting IN consort with H. M "a consul, they now wish
10 adopt line ot conduct which proves how strong their
conviction is THAI hey erred in ever attempting to intro
The daily union., 1854-01-11

LouIsvmAE, Jan. 10 Dispatches from Frankfort, Ky,
say that the Hon Mr.. Cruenden viii be elected Unitsd
States senator to day without doubt. nNgs sf38e
The daily union., 1854-01-11

DETROIT, Jan. l0-Thc wooden block on Woodward
avenue occupied by Aubery u Co., Armstrong, Davis
Smith, Lewis, and Filler, burnt this morning. In
surance $4,000 Dr. Dufelds Presbyterian church, on
Larned street, also burnt on which there was $4,000
insurance. Total loss S9B, 600. "A n
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MARKETS. ae3At
NEw YcRK, jan l0-Flour advanced cents-sales Of
1000 bhs 81 76 for State and 81 65 ~ 81 for Ohio
sales Of 5000 bbs southern at 81 50 ~ zI Southern
wheat, 100 oents Mixed and yellow corn. 81 osnu a
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We undo r,tsnd that ger arrived here yesteY
day from Cairo with the informal that one hundred
and dead bodies had been found In the woods
that place Il Is opposed that most OF the deaths had
been caused BY dysentsry oairhGS but without doubt
cold hunger had equal agency in producing this
tsrr BILE mortality
We learn still further that th,re large number
Of wagons from he vicinity OF Jonesboroush, making
business OF hauling the emigrAnts and the luggage to
the open country the chargs for shole team ~
and So per day 81 to 81 per head including baggage
This Of getting 70 she upland and thickly nhAb
ed settlements being dispensed WITH however by The
majority who hlng tbs road for miles foot the
lars number carr Ing their backs and heads ,uds
rsus burtbers From Cairo TO Jonesberough AMI from
hsnce Msr esborough and almost TO Cash river the
road lined with sturdy sons AID daughters OF FAder
land
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EGRA pHIC
RAWnYInM STILL RAMPANT.

BUFFALO, Jan. Al, 1854.
The Telegraph hetse>n here and Erie ia DOM, but
learn party jus. arrived from Erie that mestog
was ED the night before Lac; at Farvsw httseu Mills
wet Of Etc wh CHI several Erie rdss attended and
eudeavored 10 excite v9e ciusens 10 breach o; Law
TIE United states Marshal Ia nov tbs
repairs At Erie and It, vicinity
REJOICING AT THE RBTURS OF LEADERS FROM PIrrS
BURG-AEoTHER ATTBLFT TO TEAR DOWN
BRIDGE, ETC.
ERIE Jaa. az, 1854
There has been great here to-day eq
upon the return Of the kpstoks sad others from Pitts
burg. CAnnons drsd to notify the county 10 turn
out and give them reception, The crowd m AIDE rush
down the street bridge bu. Judge rRo pson
and others niersrsi and s;oppsd them TIE crowd
dispersed Aessrs walker and Tracy, directors or the
railroad were notified by commit last night leave
the town but theJ refused 20 GO there strong
Indications Of their being mobbed.
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DISASTROUS Storm on the Ohio River.
eEyERAL LIvRs EXPERIMENTATION OF COAL 30 AT
-$5b 900 WORTH OF COAL eJrNV.


$50 900 WORTH OF COAL SUNK.
From the Cincinnati Gazette, Jan. "a
Sunday night was cold ard stormy The steamers And
cos boats exposed on the river during the night sncoun
tered severe gale, tsmpestuons storm Of wind and
seet
Capt smith, with the steamer axe Erie towing down
six tsraes ded with COAL sunk them aiming
10000 ousbes while attempting to reach the shore In
the storm Sunday might 90 niles above ths city.
city III. so1m .s.r. va. ..dinsy furous IL. air
being filed like L & with driving ssst hail that
made III. night one OF great su1e1og,
The WOOD, ard man reported that pair OF coal boats
bad been swsmpsi and SUM ear the pa'e, on which
there had beeo Of thirteen mea onlJ six OF VII IN
ther Known to have escaped Soon after
coated by III sipkipg pdon the Of which wsrs
oy'rg for help Asstsnoe vas sent, bat the result Is
not yet known
Up to that te intelligence had been received here Of
the LOSE icrty three toats
since trep we learn that OF Friday night above Wheel
ing, John Nell Co. lost tuo At same place, Harvey
Nsul and Hugh Kane each; ~ Wheeling. one SUNK
and ~. Boyle drowned sko one each, 4. Nsil Mr..
Brown and bravo 4 Son.
Al Of this nvet LETT Pittsburg last Sunday week. aud
chi, pair reached here Sunday After Tain eesruc-
tion has sready been visited OF tho already
started Further newf, 1t il feared will inersass list
None Of these valuable cargoes insured Each
contains ,bout IL 600 bushels, Is worth about o00
each hence the loss already Known amounts to S55 600
very . venture that Ia so intimately
Iecsd with tbs comfort OF every areside In city
We karr that . pair Of boats belor ging Messrs.
bravo Sors In epsaavoring to lard sunday night ct
Ne~ Richmond, forced against the sta mbeat Ian
caster. Quo nan was thrown overheard aud nearly
persisted nth cold The line lost and til req LETT
on the steamer. The boats, with part Of tho crew.
pssesd On, ssd surk 1T Palestine br
Or@ EAR boats sunk pair Of Watson
at Charl~ston bar. and pair 1t New Richmond Two
bosts, learn lately suSk in TOW Of the steamer
b Guthrie
A dssratsh fom Pittsburs states that . great many
cca beats there are lost; bsar cs laid mp for Toe.
The BY the Helen Mar Il, tina. in addition to the
leases specified above, W. WhighAm lost boat
sunday night above Ripley, and Thos McGil had
sunk ct the same place.
Above Ripley boat belonging to Watson, and pilotet
~ Chas Reed, sunk, and enc man drowned.
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HOIA1u nk1IInO UoPORU0hOHk
kDGAhTOWN. Jan l9-Arr schr Arno, Britt, RsppAhan.
mock for Bath.
Arr 22d a2Ss, asd anchored in Outer Roads, brig
leave tleir names, 10. -
Also ar I'D. sohr Francis HaetA Gardner, NYork via
WNel.m will probably load for NYork with coffee and
logwood cargo OF brig ItaskA
Sid oath Sotr Arno all the vessels Arr I'D and 2d
sxceI ting ssfr Hsllstt.
Arr Br steamer Con qusror Donshy NYork via New Lon
don and Holnes' Hole TOR 1t John NIB.
In pert 0'h Pm, steamer conqusror and sohr Hallsw
PHILADKLPHA. Jan n. ( Pn-Arr BRIG Daniel Ma,
loney, Wilder, New Orleans.
CID sails Chas Leg, Harper. Pert Prince; Henry
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leg EMBARGO IN THE SusoUgHASNA.-The ice has
gorgsd Ia the SusquehsbuA At Hsvrs ds Grace
as interrupt the regular transmission of As and
The passenger III left Philadelphis yesterday
morning detained the east side OF the rivS for
several hours Finally the Ice became compact that
the passengers enabled 10 IL and the mails
and baggage we're brought over on stats Tne passengers
nv the ex trails crossed the Ice and arrived
here about an hour behind the usual tlme. The en-
Mo ssa Of the company sklos the mos strenuous
sxertiors 10 keep the communicative open. Julien ssd
the members OF Ills orchestra were passengers in the
morning train, and their anxiety TO arrive here In time
10 uiti their ems agsment last night wa intense They
veYe among the hrst 10 the ioe and reached
mare about bP. NJ These vsxatous intsru ptens shov
the Importance Of bridge the river, aid VIII reader
it's early compilation BY the railroad company matter
~ r,osrxI oouSrs tn lAton BdlSwSrs AMERICAN y0R -
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What =. the Matter with the Mails,

10 The EDITOR or THS NBw YORK HERALD.
Whs the matter with the mails aud tbs Post OH
f poisbt Interests ste seriously damaged By theis
gulsrity. On the 18th Inst a letter wilton and
nsiled At Washington for New Yors; u reSshsd me
,hs 23j my oa, Tfiyity Buildings per carrier bear
iog the posmsrk q 2tth Ga the 2lh. another letsr
written BY another party, aud, with the Warrington
marx The 25th, II vAs delivered by the ckfrsr this
sIy IL o'sloek. irel ~ TO the cplni, that the
deter cf two and three day bet~een this aud Wash
nttsn llss 1. the New Yore Post oce Can you aid Ia
-,rrgup the mystery and ,bsos this evU, Mr. Editor,
ara rhHss NC, THE PUBLIC
zee Yo,s Jan n, 1854
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Cor0ners' Inquests.


DEATH fRon BURNS Coroner Wilhelm held An loo nest
upor the body OF Emma Q. Places, (dye years ana dive
msnth- OLE at No lis East twenty seventh eat who
dsd THURSDAY night from burns 1t Appeared in evil
dence hat the mother left room tho care OF the
deceased and another Of i3 AMI that by ventur ng
near tie gratis her clothes caught Gre She badly
burned that rhe died 10 few hours The retained
q verdict Of Death from burns accidentally received
IKArH IN THs InY PRsoS.-Coroner Hilton held an In
ques' upon the body Of ss,c Mahony thirty years Of
sss who died Tuesday night Deceased Vas admitted
in state OF intoIfatcn to the prison. In ths opinion
n Dr. Coy death eawed BY sxhAuion and xposu,s
from ntsm persnoe. The verdict was accordingly De
csA ed WAS an lrishman.
NAN DRowsKD.-ofhcer Mccarthy. First ward, being on
duty .. pier No 10 East river, THURSDAY evening"
about twelve O'Clock, heard su idep splash In the
water, and almost immediately the cry OF man over
beard He to the spct saw man struarline in
but when landed he was found 70 be dead. Coroner
0Dorr ell yesterday held inquest upon body when
the jury returned verdict OF death by crovnng. No
pAiu ulss could be OBJ AIMED 10 his name or where he
lived he respectfully dressed, Deceased was
dressed In shciina jacket black satin vest and oMd
pants he Is about Ave feet eight inches in height
dark COM leIic y, and supposed to be en- grant
BODY oY a NAN ForSp TINS wArxR An unknown
an, seemingly thirty fvs years OF age was found Goat
ing in the water Re taken 70 the Twentieth ward
staten house Coroner Wilhelm held inquest upon
the body. Dr. Bumenthai examined the oody but
foune marks Of violence Tns Jury return ed yer.
oot OF death from ,ome 70 them noxn sup.
poseo by trovpug He ecently attire and hid in
his Yeefets 81 0 two knives IVORY handle comb to-
bsceo box pocket ~ case about ave feet
tToLee In height, thick brown hair acd res vbiskers
Dressed 10 black cloth frock coat black cloth vest and
pants
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nARIfIME IHrELLIGRICs.
Fort OF New York, January ~, 1854,

CLEARED.
gtesnship WashnGtss. Fitch Bremen. via Southampton
s.san'hip Crescent City. Baxter, New Orleans Ro.
ss 6.z. Ss, William. ' H.s S...s
Bari F.isss yords. Csrsia. Russell VIKING:
s:si:s' hsg "A. sl:s e.
Asa s lax: s:p: s5'i sss
Brig iuIeia, Kinney, 81 Larys; TheTysonA nunssr.
Brs Reuben Carver, wooster Nassau River Pa, Th0np
Brig Bleomer, Fuller 81 Marks, 10, Brodis Pessss
Brig Frederick Eugene, Flsnson, Gsorsstown, Snow
sOhI zss,.sr Dutch, NsnnsbooG. Dortrsohs Punch 4
sohr spssdw.n. Cornish. Bsrssoa, master.
sS Sh niiss ssps snown an J.smsl Brett Son Co.
nss B.isasi! ~ as nss. Ler
schr su.an, GRAHAM, Boston, v Lswis.
Fec foSsa Y h.Ie: X f.svla..s. n:ssr
Steamer Tosssn, KsloEs Baltimore Parker Vain Go.
ARRIVED
ms: and cea az h.s
vi, Tssa e.. ss Hs ns n:. 70 Il clipper
s,esm'sip Tr,silin Adkins. Charleston Jan %
.as
ssp ,.lss sni,S ai.s.ss ana si rom CORR
ye mos. and paeI:sr; 70 1Ids Jh ~ 0a
rom es.s vi IN M 9 o. .ps{s
s f:n I ss.t hot 81
vs:l Tss sspsrisssss heavy NV gale. o. =. sss
cruise PM po distress a.d for order. hay
ing Dec l6 in the Gulf experienced heavy sae
witch spHt sas and asak and Is leaking $40 strokes
per houl
prls Live Oak Bothson. Daren 10 days. with lumber "
Rcksn kauEh.
Brig Wsrrsn of Els xorth) Grant, Jacksonville days.
with lumber, ~ RokenbouGh, Experienced heavy
schr Trader. Wheeler, Charleston, ss days.
SoLr ka, hazel Jane simr ons Washington, NC days.
Sehr Geo y Smith eichols, Win ington, NC. Sdsys
Echr D Stnrp es, Fsirohld Wilmingstn, NC, days.
schr Rio, Beciley, WathinSton, NC. days.
Sotr Comm der In Chief, Woglsm AlexAndrs, DAYS,
for Bridgeport Put into this In distress. having the
Stat ins on the Capes Of Delaware in gale from NV lost
foreu as maint asst and bbsom and was tswed 70 the
city by steamtug Jos johnson.
Sehr WIN Ii MAILER, Lord, Baltimore, 8 DAYS
SHIP Ccmprons, Zsrega, from Liverpool. Dec 2a with
mdse and passengers. 70 ZeregAk Co.
Steamship Crescent City Havana and New orleans ship
Yorktown, London.
Wind ~ SUNRISE NNE; meridian do sunset. wsw.
tBY SANDY HoeI MAGNETIC TEL ApH.l
THE HIeALANDs, Jan It's 80 Pm.
The ship Compromise, from liverpool Is passing the sW
Bpit.
Wind. NV. wsastsr clear.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Distribution OF THE BOSTON SUBSCRIPTIONS.

DIsTlIBUTION OF the BOSTON SUBSCRIPTIONS.
Bosroy, Jan. a, 1854
The sommittse having In charge the Fan Fran ,isco
fund have appropriated 1t follows - To the captains
OF the Kilby, Three Bells, and Antarctic 900 each
$500 to the officers Of each Of the three shps
the crews ef the three ships, all 10 cash. To Captain
Watkins, his officers and crew. the frat Engsssr Capt
Pendstsn, and Lieut.. Murray, s,o6o, In the form Of
coD Elementary testimonials.
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n Memoranda

BARK Cleaner 2SS tons IA old, built at Gardiner
Ne has been sos for s94o ship Star Empire nsw 6z
copped schr Alert formerly cutter ~ Rio Js
metro $4,000; and bark CALICO So tors old built
vats terms
NssrNs vrssEL-sohr John Randolph, believed Of Den.
mis- Baker fro Philadelphia Boston, passed down Vine
yard Sound 18th the day before the great and has
not snoo been card from.
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Personal Intelligence.

General Samuel Houston ~ss announced to deliver 4
leo FUR elsst evening IN PhAdelphia
Hon Richard Cooper, Of Cooperstown, br nhsr Of the
late James Fenimore Cooper, Is At this Cooper House
Broadway.
Gen. G T James U. :. Senator, Rhode Island; M.Jor
II, ) Tcrner, u. s. A W Grisvold. Mass; j. simmons
q. A. Francis Lyon, Engisnd among the arrivals
yesterday At the Metropolitan Hosel
ARRIVALS.
From Liverpool, In stsar p Atsntc-kr and Mrs I'm
Mr. hmrrn Mr. and Ms EAse Mr. Mrs Maass Tuck
Mr. and Mrs Gilmore, hr and Mis- Benson, Mr. Vernon, N
miller, shArpstien, Ainiey Mr. K,chen and Mrs
Joref Mr. Easton, ii Rothwei Mr. MAsquier, II bins,
Wnct ester Mrs Raymond sni two children Mr. Belot
Lam eiser Mt aidsrd, Mrs White Emma, Lesrain
Wshin sohlote, Mr. Snndheim, Mr. Carin Montant Ii
Garfield, Mr. kullen s'ese Clap, Mr. Bechet, 3 @
Buutngtcp, Mr. and kns Boeckl o. born, Osborn
hondor, CArtIet Mr. Watt pr artess Mr.. aoushton
M sar,in. Howard, Poroher-5g
From tfayleston in steamship Bepj Franklin-Nr New.
man. CAPT rsyi =, CAPT Bkks- in the steerAge.
DEPARTURES.
FIR New 0rlrsns ans HsvsnA in stssu hip City
Mis- Emma Brooks, Mrs II Brewer. Miss Brewer, Miss
Blydenbugh, Mrs Escouloue. Miss I.,pisa Gische
Miss Clark, Mrs Louisa Akin, Mrs s Lacey Mrs A
Rer'A Mrs Lueks Mrs Duponette Nunford fran oois
Julien MILLER CLARK Robt So tt, Rolf Guttres,
Rcd igpcs Guiret Helso, Frsd Han, Gr Gale sde
Du.ehel Lucas. Hentr 'ckson, SeAMp, UhlmAn G
Hubbard ana lady. Harrington Stites and lady,
Packard Nc garty, Bond, Van ZAndt James Riley W
Stufgt, Jas Fofcalne kea ther Pissin Baohe ]
krop, AoLtsgue Van Deusep John RyAa Charles Car.
rote, Samuel Jones, and several in the steers,e.
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Geographic Marine Rep0rss.
BOTTOM. Jan N-Arr brigs Eolus and Monte CYisto
New York. NYork.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan A-Arr ship Oxford, New York.
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JAraut shouli he beirs. The town Of JArant the
borders OF AghAnistsn I'd the last named pa is
dered 10 Be the hey Of India Russia sent an ARM TO
conquer aut and then occupied It, Her object In this
TO encourage the surrounding tribes rebel sgAinst
England and then 70 take what sdvsasge they might Of
IT, This proved by the fact that Russian csptAIn at
tempted to stir up the Afgh, TO mp the standard
OF Itlamism the BORDERS OF the Indus Lord Palmer
son ~ ksd for An explanation and Nicholas said shat
no harm intended, and that Russia had always
ceAvorsd to pre-. peace N Central ASIA To shov
how sincere Rassa II only necessary 70 say that
she has her steamers the ArA scs and has In her
power many Of the tribes In the city. thus IL will be
seen that the Scyc has t~o OF IN. three tropg
points these scaves can get the otse point they win
have the WI ole OF the Old World 10 their hands That
point Conssptnople Sin f453 the Emperor Of Rus
sA has been the head Of the Greek Cnurob rhe true
c.a.s tie weakness OF rurkey found In the difference
ef ielgoo and In the act that there only hres mil
Ions Of hAhometAns to six millions OF cciA.cs IL DIFF
neult TO believe that the Greeks have declared Tor the
sultan but at any rate there 10 NJ doubt that the Ma
h. mstau gence IL In its decline that the future ruler
OF Turkey Be- hm corresponds with the SeAyes
in thir opinions This person is the Cs OF Russia The
cenmcp people Of Russia call Consa ndt opie "ths City
Of Ii. Car" Russia iuterfered for Greece In order to
usaksp arc dissolve Turkey Since that tins Russia has
been cont nu,y ,hing ia and out OF the Dsnueisn
PriuciI .ts nouLsy 70 protect the people, bat really
hat th,y may b accustomed 20 see Der there as the
ra.er She has nov marched into them scver 70
march cut again. :, Russia has Get Denmark
20 watch northern Europe, Greece to take care
az Turkey, and the Priacpsnes 10 watch As'tris
AID PrutIss there s regularity in her movements
vhch bs,utiful 70 look at All TIE ggest por-rs ae
rivals fur te Me6i eftanetu ard RtssiA takes advAn
sgeof this Apo al ostr Oh diplomatic elds 70 get the
Ia. ,rs ~ thses.s Ard n FfArce aud Eug,trd 20 to-
sstber n he ning they sVon separate, sEd one
vii 80 with Buiis Russia il always resy TO oeri-re
vb,n PIC rice a. airE government aud tnus she
ls.E.th i.li voon fnstra aid Pfussls, AID has ar
taytl ftsra sytrt' Eugtbd. Bat Epslsni Bad three
srsst ruvtrsf T. csfesd Der .gsast tbs Russian inhu
erct--'i' Cr,es.i,ns, Poland, and Hatsay ths su
ess-i,ss ,sm,1. bui Poland sd Hungary have fallen
P.Arc IS bssr deceived ~ Eugep@sn diDon siss, and
nov j. g,Sty 20 tyDpsih,Es with Russts The rrvoa
tons = Itss vete isos n a. ~ Enslish 80 Russian ci
tAaoy tElnul fas sfsaced teosUse Har g.risns were
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delIhia, Barre Crowel, do No arrivals Of sorss-
FALL RIvERsArr Jan 26. sehr Minerva HGrvrss, b.
iI... ILL., a..s.s s: s sS s 9':
n.n.l. 3. a. H s.. isss s::,
ssins. sy Pa: on .anasd dwight. Hsiisss
3:A IT, s::'
CT ..s:,
cs.d,si, NieIsfra Lsu... oro.sIi .nd sss.i. Ns.I
81, Bs M saasrs Tsy 81 s S
RIVER Tor s.S Boh1sr Ssss Virgin. F.'' sis
M brig Leontins H..rim.n New Bedford for Bes.sn;
schrs kortn POlsAd CArdsnas i2.h inst for Boston;
.SSa o ri .ns. Also 4, sS,s
ssT.asS Az S'ys: ~ ,s' FL ss:s x
knish, J.eiscnviIs for Be..on Foster Hooper Dsriss.
- ss1 asl Seer. S s:, YEA
Hseascher Subj, BS-,sn Tor philadelphia Era siokssss
%h si,s s1. Fetss1 Norfolk for salem nigh. Of
when she coming sa TIM S.ss"
got foul Of bark Dwight carrying away shs barks frs
Also sch Hysna Iounsas Norfolk for Por.,mos.A;
ia sehrs SsS Yerf ely sss s
Hill Only soa, Taylor SMALL Dsamsrk, Era steamer Cen
In Psr, loAH, wind wsw. chip Milton; bark Dwight;
Ina 'asi css.ss f sSs.. c cSs:
sSssssss wiz n Bss csss
A,x9et Mary NAN in. s.yy An.:, Gysps.
In Tsrp.siin Cove, brig Industry 10 days from samoa
Cruz for New Haven
NvkfoLK-Arr Jan "A sehrs " ? Williams Rogers. Nsv
London; Emerald Crowo Salem hsfiests Burr
ston Ter Alsxandus, anoGorsd on ths Horse Shee
Cid BIT brig Nary Merton, hiohspss, " ladies.
- Hampton n ads, bark Good Hope Hnyt from Cookie
Creek for Portsmouth, NH
NLw LoNDoN-AIr propeller shssuohst Gses, FYors
for Norwich; sleep New l. hdon, sfork sld ATTN sohf
Champion I'm NYorb) Providsnos slooI LAwrensa
Kinney EYerk
flVPoRT-A,r Jan rs. bark W Paige, NYsrk for Pro
whence he tark ilia nom hshils for Vail
hver soop Nancy Jane, Gardiner, rfork sd sonra an
lot Philadelphia; Law h. rew (tn Turks lsAnd) York;
ana ali hers bound south aud west
INV BEDFORD- Bid Jan d, schr SArah. PerrJ, NYefk.
kAfTtCKEr-sld Jan q schr z SAITH, sYork
NEwBUKYPoRT- sid Jan %, sehrs Arctic MoultOH. Bal.
PHiisDsLPHIs~cId Jan d. bark Henry wsrr.s, R.s
PkovIDKEcE-Arr jan &c, barhs Triton Merrill Aps,s.
ohoola Dee 26 Paige, Atw soa NYork 10 load for
cuta; hr California, We,t hsianzM via Bisssi schrs
Racer (of rYorb, Chadwick, Rspp.hannoch; sea GALL
l1src, Ccrvn. rfork; heptuae Rasseit 40; Asslia.
Wh'tmsn, 90 Cd ,chIs Anna ytnkin. shsrmAa B.Is,.
more; John Elliott oi Plymouth Wood Bristol 10 ansh
oasins Tor Cuba BID sohr Albsmarle, rusrt PalteSo
foRTLIND-ArrJ Jan Is, schrs Gilman Berry SYorn
Below brig In lShs trim. Sid b.rks Lsrie Nohois aad
hceiade Cooper Hayaos brig susan Souls san
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