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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-12-14
SCOTS AUCTION ROOMS,
AUCTION & COM MISSION.

THE SUBSCRIBER has taken the room on the
corner of Main and Market Streets recently occupied
for the Magnetic Teiegaphic Office, where sa in
tends TO devote his lime and attention to the above
business.
He is confident from his long experience in this
business that he can give satisfaction.
Persons having proper yto be disposed OF may os
sure of having ii sold at good rates. and OF gelihg
prompt returns by sending it to his room. seorT
Kenosha, Dec. Z, 1854 Nm H. SCo'
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Sixty Clergyman are elected to the
Massachusetts, Legislature, being about
one-siXth Of the whole body
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-12-14

e We noticed Propeller on the
lake last evening, making her way north.
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THE Hudson river was crossed at Al
bany, on the ice, on the 8th
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THERE are 1876 vessels laid up at Chi
cago.
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New York, Dec -.
Flour-Market for common grades firmer,
with fair demand for export and home con-
Sales 400 bbls., at So 75a9 so for common
to good Ohio, Michigan and Wisconsin Ca
madam firm-sales 200 bbls at SO 75a9 in
bond, and 50 s75al0 duty paid.
GRAIN.--Market for wheat quiet, but de-
mand good for export and home use buy
ers, however, refused 10 operate ut the ad-
vanced prices of olders. Sales 5000 bush.
fair white Michigan at 50 90 1900 bushels
good white Southern at 50 10.
Condemnation arc limited, only q
very small supply offering; prices better.
Sales II 900 bush. at 94a95 for Western mix
cd in store and afloat; 81 for round yellow
Odts.-Sales 53a57 for State and Western
Prov IsIoSs.-T in Pork lin.
tied prices favor buyers at $l3 373a for mess
SIP 375 for prime. Prime mess held at SIC
clear $l4 80. In prime mess Beef more do
ing. Sales several hundred tierces at $2la
| 81 so. The supply of Beef Hams good and
modcrate-SI3 SCALE for the range.
Lard-More doing for export. Sales al
lOal0t, latter for strictly prime.
Butter selling at gals for Ohio; 20 for
| State.
Buffalo Markets.
Buffalo, Dec 10.
More inquiry for Flour this morning; no
change in prices, and sales 200 bbls., at SO 81
40 for fancy and extra Michigan and Ohio.
Wheat in good demand but without tran
sactions sales 500 bush. Milwaukee on pri-
vate terms.
Corn 50. Rye unchanged; demand good J;
sales 81 IS.
Chicago Markets.
Chicago, Dec 10.
Prices of Grain are scarcely so high as last
quoted. A sale of Corn took place at 46 cts
per 60 lbs. to-day, delivered to Mich. c. de-
pot. Wheat only is bought to store and 10
mill, having settled down to its usual winter
course. Wenotice sales to the latter of good
milling spring at 81 05.
f In Pork the receipts arc light, except for
amoily use, farmers refusing to accede to the
pre- ent prices.--Some drovers arc making
arrangements TO have their stock packed here
on their own account. and our city packers,
ike those of more southern cities, will prob
ably have to advance to 81 and upwards, be
fore their wants are supplied. The number
of hogs packed thus far in the season, makes
but a small show, but in the end the nam Der
will doubtless be large
Milwaukee Market.
Milwaukee, Dec. ID.
Receipts of all kinds of grain very light yes
tertav. Prices are without change.
Barley GOa63. Rye 5sa6O. Oats 29a3l.
Pork-fair receipts, and selling at So 50a
3 IS. We notice that the Louisville, KY, pa
pers, of the latest dates, state that large guam
titles of hogs are on their way TO market from
Indiana, but they still think that there will
not be sufficient to make up the great def
cheney below last years slaughtcring.
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- Mr. Hokake says it is much ca
,ier to borrow trouble than lhoney.
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The Pork Market.

Vim. r. Higgins, Of Bristol, brought
SIX pigs to this market on Saturday that
weighed in the aggregate, 2o58 lbs. He
got 1881 per cwt. This, however, was
not the highest price paid on Saturday,
as we learn Of : being paid for at least
one lot.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-12-14

WE received four copies of the Keno
sho Telegraph Of different dates, this NOR
ming. What is the matter ?-Free Dem
0crat.
Matter enough, we should think, to lie
obliged to stand such an infection all at
once.
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The steamer North Star arrived at New
York from California on the 9th She
brought 81, $4,000. The mining news
was cheering. Lucky strikes were plen-
ty.
News from Sandwich Islands is strong
in favor Of annexation.
JESSE d. BRIGuT, Of Indiana, has been
chosen President pro TEN. Of the Senate,
in place of Atkinson of Missouri. This
is said to be very Objectionable to the al
We cannot imagine why,
as Jesse is about the smallest potato the
body can boast Of
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LAKE SHORE RAILROAD IRoN.-The fol-
lowing five vessels bound up but proba-
bly, all detained below lake Huron, Tex
cept the schooner Haedr, which is daily
expected, J have on board iron for the Lake
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Kerosha & Beloit Rail Road

kerOEnd q belOlC Hall A"O
AroTICE is hereby given, that the annuRR, eIoit Raj
ofthe stockholders ofthe ken9s .na :" and the
ransacon of such other business as ny ou =
tedwlbe held atthe Office ofth ss.a h Say 81 Do
the city of Kenoshs, on Monday INC o,,iosE AM,
ceihoef' n - JOSIAH BOND, sec'y KS B.ce'
Kenosha Nov. 6 1854.
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THE News BY TEE UNION.

THE NEWS I8Y TEyE UNION.
The Union brings no news Of marked
Importance with reference to the war.
2cbastopol yet holds out. The allies
were receiving re-inforcements rapidly
and re-inforcements were also expected
on the other side.
4 winter campaign in the Crimca is an
ticjlated and preparations are according
ly being made by government
1t is our intention to keep orr
readers advised Of everything Of import
ance Transporting at Madison, during the
present session Of the legislature; but if
any are DESTROYS in addition, to have a
Madison paper. We recommend to them
the Madison Journai, the daily of which
will be furnished for one dollar, or the
ueckly for thirty-seyen and a half cents.
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Musical Emf ertainment.
CHRISTMAS TREE.

AtSON'S HALL, Dee. 25, 1854.
FJrths benefit of Mrs. SAGE.--Ammission 50 cts.
TIE Tree will he illuminated and filed with
Christmas Presents, &c The amount of $50, which 10
She close will BE- distributed among the audience so
that every one visiting The Hall will receive
something from The Tree before they leave.
Doors open at Entertainment TO commence at
~ p. NJ.
Tickets to be had al Rec & Schanker's, Starkwea-
ther & Co.'S, and X ings Bookstore.
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SHINGLES.

rorxr sUINGLES, the best article, offour own
)manofgcture. WARRANTED, besides all quail.
tiles manufactured el saw mere, always Oh nano anu
Tor sale Of the Lumber Yard OF IN
DURKEE, TRUESDELL g. CO.
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milwaukee, Market.
NJ .l...-...N-a ~.
MARRIED..

On the 10th mat, by the Rev. j. Lo-
throp, Mr.. ORIN HouGHroN and Miss
PHOEBE BURROUGHS, both of this city.
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This detention is very unfortunate, but
it is to be hoped that the Company vii!
be able to borrow iron enough to close
the gap between kenosha and the State
Line, there being enough on hand to lay
the track to Observation-Disclosures Sen
tiRei.
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lacking force of the Russians was $4,000
men. The British batteries were taken
and retaken several times, At noon the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-05
WILLIAMSBURG city News.

FIRE IN PUBLIC SCHOOL HousE.-Yesterday morning,
about o'clock, alarm Of Gre raised In public
school house No g. in Remsen street. The greatest
sternation prevailed amongst the children, about
$50 in mber; but fortuna ely all escaped without
accident The FIRE department on the ground
and engine companies Nos and succeeded in ex-
tngushng it, The fire caught from the stove pipe, in
q small room in the southwest corner of the building
extending up story, between the partition wall, and
from thence into and under the stairway Damage, by
Are and water about $3.50. Insured In the Williams
burg City Insurance Company.
ARREST q DEsPERATE CHARACrER.-About O'Clock
Sunday morning officer Sherman arrested desperate
character, named Owen Powell, warrant issued in
May Last charging him with assault and battery and
attempt to kill VIM. Heaney. 1t appears that the
I'd of May last Powell while attacked and
beat Heaney in so shocking that his nfo
despaired Of but he subsequently recovered, with the
loss of eye. Powell left the city and did not return
until Saturday Officer Sherman traced him to drink
ing place in Grand street, about one o'clock in the
panons (three of them back.) These attempted
to the prisoner but Of Colts paciers kept
them at proper distance and Powell locked up to
await examination this morning.
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s.mbs 4 pasrols would BE- rsaAy TO an. sssA 4 -
lsye 4 country that nov prevails. All thiags: -
win zee, units 70 make hin available, cad 4 -
would b elsctsd, 8 they would b joinsd By otAss
IN numbers sufdcieut to eject his choice and 0sA
wilsons defeat The men who would p the isse.
most to relieve tho wings from ths morti0catea q
M. Banks over his hssd, would b the Las =
vote for any vhig for Senator. Some people Va
have 4 that Mr.. Boutwell, u fshing for the plAsos
but think not, deeming him to have more ssns6
Bis beard hasn't grown enough dnce b. hrsks dsWn
the coalition to admit Of his being entered foe -
great stakes. Two years henoe he VIII take II.
story shs NJ Hnsnsscn Of No1sS Ssa x 3
supported for the Senate, Il without foundatos, Or
he Is mot even member Of the universal party, anA
Il - hostile to II Is is leaders are TO him 6hoaA
IN lie tsislssu1s. i vii b yudss Bssios. .ao &
said to have been voted into the ordar nce decta,
though NO one has ventured TO ny that he ever -
initiated. It would, indeed, 30 rafhsr sesisn
to enter an association Whioh the Dsily Advertise
has assured the public ID daily in tho habit q W
lating the Law. Mr.. Wilder L. also spoken Of Tor IL
6enatorsbip, but | think tho Concord grape
The elections Of Monday went pretty much q
one way, the opponents Of the Know NcehiAgs max
Ing little fight In most places. In Northamptoos
Mr. Huntington, probably the ablest man slscsss =
VIC Ley A11tui0, WAS CuO0cu " = CVLuUA0osA-4 ~
parties against the Know Nothing candidate. 1r.
Devereux was chosen ct Salem, and, should he b
elected Speaker, would probably "take tho saddle
-cbaif, mean. Mr.. Bunker, Of Nantucket, b =
old democratic aboltionist. Not whig was chess
on Monday. The republic ans have four membses,
and the democrats have not Lost anything from tha.
original strength Of one member.
TIE weather Ii excellent clear, cold, dry -
bracing. We have nothing to complain Of on tho
score Of health, save that Egyptian plague the
change Of our supply Of water Into flesh, not iate
blood. ALTOONA.
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Arresf on Charge 5 Gambling. 0ficers Lord and Rue
Of the Lower Police Court arrested two yeterday
named James Barihof and - Janary, charged with
having won large Of money from John Howard by
the game Of chance, known faro" The complain
ant states that Bartholf and others kept gambling
house at ia Chambers street; that in the months Of
August end September last he lost $500 at faro that
the ,h nit he lost at sitting $780, the promises
Ale Broadway Of Canal street. which he alleges
lept by Johnny Ling that within the past year he
has lost about s4t0 at this place. at the OF faro
and also tina, her places kept by parties well known
professional gamblers lie lost various amount
ing to I've six hundred dollars. On the COM
yaint II this these parties arrested. Ilag
having sailed for California time he, OF course
ROT present 10 the churcc prefer cd arant
49, 49, a.a tic sss14ti ov.V4v suxticc DO
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At the ST. Nicholas Hotel-Chancelor Walworth, Sara
toga; Hon X Hall, Bufalo Hon A. G. Paige sshense-
baltimore; W. W. Hubbell, Phadelphia; J. H. Many,
Amsterdam; G. II. stot Hudson j. Smelly, Buffalo; R. s.
s.nadussy; G. r Wsttss Alexandria; Cen D g. Butter
Gen s. Whemple ST. Lawrence Capt Robert Wilkes, Bal
timore; Robert Jackson Petersburg Va; Lewis Rath
bone, Albany; John A. Griswod. Troy A. N. Gardiner
U. 8. Army.
At the Metropolitan notel-H. Atkinson, Quebec; F. D.
Hail. do. j. JONES' do; O. Baylor, Washington; Col. Mans
field Y: Al s. L. Mather. Ohio; E. Beach, Poughkespse;
s M Wilson Virginia; t A. lawrence; A. MehaIy aud
ID. c.; E. r. Hutchinson. Philadelphia
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Brooklyn City News.

TRIAJ or Tuckn FOR THE MURDER OF HIS Sos.-The Wit
nesses in the case Of the People against j. n Tucker
have been summoned to attend the Court Of Oyer ana
Terminer ON Wednesday, the 5th instant when his trial
viii probably be commenced. The cir :unstances OF the
must yet b fresh In the recollection Of the COM
munty He stands indicted for the murder Of his SON.
at which time he also made deadly assault upon the
person Of his wife, The occurrence took place during the
latter part Of August.
ANoTHlR CONVICTION F0R RAPE.-Isaac g. Queen, .
young married man. about % years Of age was placed
trial In the Court Of Sessions the charge of rape
united upon the person of his half sister Eliza Queen
who about II years old II appeared In evidence that
defendant wife and accused slept in ROOM and that
the offence there committed the wife being sick at
the time and asleep The concluded yesterday
when the jury brought in verdict Of guilty with
commendation TO mercy. Sentence was deferred till
Wednesday.
FIRE ALARx TuEGRAPH.-The Fire Alarm Telegraph,
which connects the different station houses with the
City Hail. put into successful operation yesterday.
II works WE'LL and answers all expectations
THE CIrY RAnRoAps.-Operatons on all the city rail-
road lines with the exception of that Of Greenwood
suspended yesterday in consequences of the ice which
filed up the grooves of the rails Stages were substi-
tuted
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Disasters.
sns apyA " =
Il Sy the Fashion F.d.s 81 Anssus from phiisd.pIs
IT.; ;s IS; # ~
s:s,s% Ion IS
ana
h sp r. thu. SS SSc not &
Thoushs her 70 b 400 800 tcns her bottom .ossa
':i: IS sis 70
wrecked ship Is there were atashsd 70 her The
ana scnsti%es ossto1y ''''Ak 70 Wv
Notices TO Mariners.
Capt Coxoter Of the steamer Carsna at Charleston Nh
e sSrnd So ns
W ss .s e:
.s S on >. sur 70 q ss ~ With
broker a and sas other VIII end
ai ss' vessels
bound to Florida and the southern Of Georgia Thay
hshp at Galveston resumed her regular static. IN
side the bar PRIOR to the 2lst ult
Whalemen.
Sid from Naurisiu Aug g. ship James Allen, Newcomb.
Touched end Of zaDsibsr Aug 90 xliuockst Worth
ct warren $50 sp-pusin for wood would cruise until Dse
ss %sy Ts:S i
s a Y from sss a.:
from WsW broke the vessel taking all four boass
stove lost sopssi. The water deck Va:
'e'e' with tho rails. syoken.
Ship Queen q Pacific ResS from Boston Aug 10 s's
Ship UndsrNrtsr from Liverpool for NYork. Nov 6 La
Elisabeth Kimba, Lewis from cadia for Boston, New
New Bedford for c.ll.o, Sept TO- \.
.Ia Smith cs;ss sam.trs for the x.
Bark Ado.ids Cooper CSiins fFo% Liverpool for Nsv
BARK fhepi1 hence Tor Trinidad NO date lat 80 a. 10. a
Brig winthrop Of and from Nyork forSNslaga Nov a. lat
" Home Ports.
q 81 t%ggss s:s 8.
.s aa g. ss s = sa l
oa.a cs. # s Ds % DA ..S So =: ms
q y.nss. and l.%g.on Roads; bis
P..ss Henry Bell Syos CID "a ships Aa"s Esss
s HSaI F.~sss ,';sa: NV ~
ssss. %sc fssaS as Wal
L.srpci Ea,so n.rss B.sos .sss
ssstery, Grhns NYork Sid Dec schr Fanny, Thayss.
GEORGETOWN. sc.Arr Nov 2 brig Onward, IXss:A
Cd ah brig Australia. wyiis T.es:sss a.S M.r.is
Irbou, 'sulser" Bernuds saml Bolton, Podser Basba
Nov ;sa,' w,sss
OnlEAhS-Arr
Liverpool Oct Il bark (ruscc, Burgess boston; schrs
jones' Gregory and Louisa Dyer, sylvester Rcoxiaud
Arr 9th chips Harvard, Andres LiverPes Oct :; A.
sawyer, SYorl; AlisI ssnson Boston; rs.sr issssys
Hickey Prospero Alphoasa tAex)
maya Aivassdo Jno Gstings Tfsuis sAl days curss
Spep) Ricomer and Malaga Jancs Vs.
eet Alice. Cabaret MatarAs Mary (Bryss-
kins Balxe, Hond via kuatan lstnda daya I'D siips
vausluss, newes, Antwerp; Hayes Day Lvsrpoos IA
Barney. Barney NYork; schr Anita sNexj Basio Cam
xMsiS rip VIVA Cat snsv. Ald:. Belfast, x.s s.-s.
Jassiro GET srE Nancy, hcDonais, DO; sohr 4 Reh
slst ships Adams Sammy sids Wliam bsxks
Grower, Iaiias, Celia I'D ship kngasher =
KoEfOLK.Arr Dee brig Hsrs NYork. CID ship Arab.
49,, Havre In Hampton Roads ships shire Dfanksn-
shr HisssstaA, Hubbard asa bark sophs Mckenzie Ros
railApELPnIA-cid Deca soir > cadwaiiadsr, WIZ
,eAvANNAH-Arr Nov 10 banks Flight, Calhoun, and n
III povglnsA Johnson, NYork.
x~whMt,,CTON, NC-Arr Nov ~ sohr John TAYLOR
wneS Havsns 2pth brig Dido, Smith. Nyork schr waks
ssh.iDs do Cid 18th scbr Mary Powell Gun ierson New
lorn 18th bark Regatta, Taylor, Marseillss; sohr Il r
smith perrickson, NYork; Goth scbr Maria Jane Sasrs
%; Dec brig Joseph Altou Cisr, Rico shrs Asa
Mitchell u msssed, tiaisan, IssOns Helene Stutsa Alog
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charge asainstA. p Heath, Of Eneiae Company No. II
,r throwing barrels no.. in the way Of Eng ne Comps
ny No AZ, on the 18th Of April Lst,) recommending
his suspension for nine months
Numerous oth'r reports PASSED upon after which
the Board adjourned until to DAY, Tuesday.
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The New York Association for Improving the
Condition or the Poor.

=
This association which was organized in the year
1s4S and Incorporated under the general law for the in
corporation OF benevolent and other societies. In the
year 1s4S, has just issued its Eleventh Annual Report
THIS document is interesting one it furnishes many
singular facts in relation to the condition Of the poor in
this city The following is abstract of the most
ticable facts contained in the report
After stating the general object Of the association
which to furnish employment to the poor that they
may maintain Their selfrespeot, and when that is i'm
possible, to furnish them with food and clothing the
report goes to say that the sanitary condition of the
poor has been heretofore overlooked and that mat
ter which strongly commends itself to general regard
while II especially claims the attention of legislators and
Of those phanthropc institutions whose object is the
social amelioraon of the To the reproach of
civilization apd humanity New York suffers in
parson with all other large Cities We have Of
fetal statistics which indicate the ages at which differ
ent classes Of the population die but it is here found
in foreign cities where figures available that in
the best built and Clearly portions the ratio Of mora
N is from CITY 70 seventy five per cent less than in the
nithy neglected quarters where the population over
crowded In badly constructed houses and the ventilation
and sewerage are defective.
DEATHS IN THE DIFFERENT WARDS OF NEW YORK.
The following table shows the number of deaths in
each ward for one year. ending July 1st 1884, and the
ratio Of deaths to the population in EACH according to
the of 1850 The Eighteenth ward having been
divided since the census was taken, and three new
wards formed out of the Twelfth and Nineteenth they
are omitted in the table,
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Tho facts disclosed by the above figures deserve ser
attention 1t ia true that the present actual of
mortality cannot be ascertained the basis Of the
Of 1850; but the comparative mortality ia the
diff rent wards is thus shown with satisfactory clear
ness. 1t will be that the number of deaths is not
graduated by the wealth poverty Of the different
wards, but by the regard disregard of the sanitary
condition of the haba.ons. glance at the ward sta
tstics settles this important fact beyond doubt.
NUMBERS INDECENT
The following Is statement Of the INDECENT sick that
tu;t rnv hv
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rsT1. n sixty clsrgymep are elected 70 tho rcg's
= .14t - Massachusetts,
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
ALMANAC YoRK-rHn DAY.
.............7 O9 NOON B
vN sETs.............4 81 HIGH water -
- w. v~-H~ roRA

CLEARED
Ship Galons, Dennis, New Orleans Nelson b Son.
Ship Coosawatee Paxton, Savannah, Sturgcs Chairman
Bark Casanova, Weber Maracabo, Agreda, Jovs C.
Bark Sarah Jane Sanders Savannah, Sturges ClesrmAA
Brig Ciudad Bolivar, Gibbs Bordeaux, Boyd HYoksA-
Brig Gen Foster, Damon, Aux Cages, Buck 4 Co
Brig lEtna Br, Kimball St John. Nd II Nevius 4 &c.
sohf Effort OBJ, Curry, Horton. Ms, D DsWolf:
schr N Hawkins. GrHen. Charleston, kcCready, Asse
sohr WIN Ellis Nichols, Wilmington MoCrsady. Nots
sohr Hamilton, Hopkins Alexandria, Abbott, odss
schr Lynehburg. Nelson, Richmond, c II Pisrson.
Schr YORKTOWN, Cole City Point, Jas Hunter d Co.
Schr w Sandford Culver. Baltimore johnson SlasAk
Schr Walter Lemuel, Johnson Bucksvile. Wan BsunA
Slaght.
Ship President Fillmore, Nelson London, with mdseAlt
e: sDs p Tsh D%sn Ins -
by steamtug Leyiathan, Capt Hazard
Brig Narcelois, Fisbury, Port Prince, via wporA
short Of provisions The Is Al anchor At Hart .s6d.
Schr Elliptic, Purks Black River a. IA day with frute
to Tho. G%.sn Nov So LAT s. Lon P big
inside both and taken IN
by the seam ug Achilles: Capt reports seeing hsrn
brig with painted ports 60 ashore near the Tavern
ssSus rM tho ELIZA Ann
sehr Eolus lBr stuebs Turks Islands, II days. WITH
Schr Susan, Loring, Boston.
Schr Atlantic, Nickerson, Salem, 4 days.
Sloop Protection, Vanderbilt. South River NJ.
R Captain Hazard the steamtug Leviathau, repces
r.
Newport, and brig Emily Dodge.
BELOW.
One ship unknown.
Wind durins the dsy frcm NV and bio wing heavy.