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The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-01-13

Mexico cannot complain II others take IL, and
make II valuable.
On such considerations have I and my
companions in arms acted In the course we
have pursued.
And for the success of our enterprise we
put our trust in Him who controls the desti-
nes of nations and guides them in the ways
of improvement shd progress.
(Signed) ' 6WM. WALKER
President of Lower California.
One hardly knows whether to laugh, or
scold the scamp who has the impertursble
assurance to sign, his name to a document
like this. II will be remarked that IL is only
'he"--he alone--that "dec!aros Lover CALI
'forna free and independent" Then, as IL
self conscious that he is engaged in an Gen.
terprise that needs to be explained he begs
leave to apologi se--not to Mexico the coun-
try he Is plundering, oh, no! tut to The United
States! Walker seems to have been born
and bred in that school Of manifest destiny"
which teaches "all creation" is "ouls" of
right for throughout he talks as IL il were
great concession on his part that Mexico is
permitted to exist at all
Walker does not undertake 10 subvert the
Mexican authority in Sonora, but, it will be
noted he goes for telling the Mexican people
, living there to clear out, in order to make
room for those who know better how to look
{ after tho "interests Of civilizationi!'
, The closing appeal to Him" who con-
, trolls the destinies of nations, is in about as
good taste as would be an invocation or u
i, prayer from the thief who is just going to pick
: your pockets, but it Is all in good keeping
: nevertheless.
: IfSanta Anna will take our advice now
: he will "sel out" as quickly as possible, for
n if those walkers and "Joneses" persist in
y "developing the resources" of Mexican terri
tory after this fashion, there will soon be
s nothing left to sell.
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-01-13

A copy ofthe following resolutions was
transmitted to US at the time Of their adop-
ton, for publication but were mislaid; we
now copy from the temperance Aduocate.
We hope our Hendrysburgh, brethren will
excuse the curelessness by which the acci-
dent occurrcd,and accept this late compliance
with their request, as an apology. .
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
Alta regular meeting of the Hendrysburgh
Division Sons of Temperance, No. Ala, held
Dec. GATH 1868, the following resolutions
were adopted unanimously: 8.' stt...
WHEREAS, In the wisdom of Divine judy
ment it hath pleased Almighty God to re-
'"~-- - -----eus. ny ~.,ddpn Heath on
the 18th inst, Bro. PHILLIP SPEARS q
worthy and esteemed member of our fra
! tarnal band Of brotherhood, and whereas,
| his consistent character as a christian, his
exemplary life as citizen, and his praise
worthy integrity and virtue, command a
tribute of respect from those who mourn
his exit from earth, and though we sorrow
! for his departure, yet we submit with deep
humility to this affecting dispensation Of
Supreme Being, upon whom we are oil
dependant, whose plans are wise, and laid
in justice, and whose motives are the off.
spring of mercy, "whose inscrutable ways
are past finding OUT" therefore.
Resolved, That in the death of Bro. s.,
wife has lost kind and affectionate husband
our Order jealous and valuable member
the church q devoted and active co-worker
the sabbath school an ardent advocate, an,
community has sustained an irreparable loss
RESOLVED, Tha, we deeply sympathize will
the relatives, especially the wife, of our de
ceased Bro, in the afflicton which like
whitening blight hath stricken them, an
brought grief and death unwelcome visitant
to the family hearth.
RESOLVED, That we tender to the wife an
relatives, The kind regards and sincere con
dolence of our fraternity, and that as mari
OF respect, the members of this Division wea
the usual badge of mourning, thirty day
and that the Hall be dressed in mourning
Resolued, that a copy of the foregon
resolutions be presented to the wife of tn
; deceased, and that the r. s. send a copy t
the organ and Temperance Advocate, solc
iting publication, as also copy to each o
our county papers.
A. HOGUE. r. 8.
HEsDRYsBURGH, Belmont Co., Ohio.
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OF four new officers for as many expectants.
Jose. Manuel Gallegos is the sitting delegate
from The Territory Of New Mexico No,
being nbleto speak, or understand English it
~pFoPossd. to ippoiht and pay All intcrpf fcter
for him. About as rensonablea proposition
ms it would be to appoint a clerk for any
aeabsf whom the people might elest4 tbat
could not read, 10 do his writing and reading.
IL the people of New Mexico see proper to
elect man-wbo cannot do the duties Of his
office, in person, it is hardly democratic for
Congress to appoint an agent to do it for
him.
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-01-13

Mr. EproR:-The following resolutions
were adopted by the Quarterly Council of the
Sons and Daughters of Temperance held ia
Morristown Ohio Jan. 4th, 1854, and ordered
to be published, will you please give them q
place in your proper. -....
u n rTanu N CT,
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n. T1OUU II. N, ..
HEEDRYsBURGH, Belmont Co., Ohio.
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" haicrs.

Bedford 18Th bsrk Osceol., Maeouber Atlantic
Ocean. Sd ship Two Brothers. South Pacific Ocean.
b doG has purchased by Jas Beetle
that AID VIII be continued in the whale fishery under
maud OF Capt. Beetle, late Of the James Aldiews
eu;h OF ship Manuel Orez sold auction in New
Bedford 18th nst Theodore Cole, the of $4,000
letter Capt Luce, ot bark r l. Barsow Of Mattaposstt
rero Charleston Ground June 5, with obs bacAh'h OIL
Aso epos sloke Nay 81 bns March Ada Do 10 ~ hbs
bark hGssa-oit Handy do can; late Charleston
Ground scbr. Admirsi Blak- Handy, Sippican cl-sn.
letter nom "a oher OF bark samuel Thomas, OF Malta
poet IeIos her May ~ no lat &C. with 80 bbs and Is do
bhGsh oil
Capt CoveH ship Illinois Of " B. reports her
Llhaiua. ATr T. with - bbls oil.
letter Capt Tucker shp Petrol OF " B. reports her a.
Honolulu ATn t. Had shipped home 81 bills 81. OIL.
letter iron Capt Harcag If ship saaoga Of y b. reports
her Hcn0luU April n seabOuld Kodak. Had dis
chnrgi oil his officers and shipped others.
SD Hong Kong Feb a. (by letteD ships Pacific, Allen
and Dall Wood Talmgn y g., Ol japan and OchCsS
Sailed from New g. sord nh ssrk Oceoa Atlaudc Ocean
Peruaubuco Muy 10. ship Columbus, CrOwei. Fair
haven 70 -. since leavii Saudwich Islands.
AT Swan River. New Holland March ship Lspwng Weeks b.
lol II. 80 VII
Aku om Capt Mseouler Of bark o.pey Of New Bedford
rero her Cape Town April 30 with 100 bb4 sp oil a. told
Reports Sch a. OF Dan rhn slips Messenger, Baker " B.
So board Minerva smyth smyth Do SO lc VIII bark
Hoft, Waite do IT'S p.
Ar siHcps Kong Afle Jeh Perry Lawrence, NIB, Pacific
Ocean.
SPOKEN Feb. a. lat . s. len 40 E. ship Lancer LakemAn
n b.. LEO bills. sp.
SPOKEN April ~ 3d. Ion IS bark Thomas Wnsow, of
Wez;post q mos OUT, 20 tb<. sp. Oil, all we'll
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Foreign Ports.
At Melbourne Ma

AtMeltourne March g. bark Zngsi. s,rou Cor Ba;aga
Arr at Ne~essile, : W., Feb ~ snip Esse haiaj' '"
Zealand and sydney. =.
shanghai 60 sLir Rose Sandsh Pearson for New
York 10 Bell! klham from san rrsnescC arr I'd
for do dz Onward Wade from San Francisco arr ~th ior Lon
and 70 for siss; B9nbiy wilson Tor
Calcutta ready; Mermaid smith os Hong hoag soon
At Whsmpoa April TO- ship Pampero, Cossns, for Ne" York
nearly ready.
ougkong April TO- hir- Eureka, NhPple from San Fran
cisco Science, for san ETsEcisco go
At do. Anil H. bark Mermaid, smith, Shanghai
A. Cta Arr shls Ocean Eagle SOmes, from Boston Dec.
Cohoa load
Maize London dg JOePhGs Paue supposed for lvss
pool Skyark Hsnry for Boon NeW-York bark kleber.
Crow for Boston dg Below bark Lyman Pierce, Boston
Dee Is. CID lih, ship Valparaiso, Rennells, China.
At SMYRNA 18th u ship Tar Scibye for Boston night
neat morg and Others Sid. ih AMP Havana Adams New.
York land in port 18th repored bark William CLARK,
Boston.
Arr 27h nit ship sormaway Jordan New Orleans
Ola th Ut bnss Queen Victoria, or~D Lunoe for
Poydeuoe susSEnah supposed Br for DO Dol aud Others be-
reIuied.
Pa 18th ult b "a Water Witch Conway and for Salem
Il days; George speaI BEnoe for NewHayen days Chswoih
Brown. Tor New York.
A. Porttu nes q ut bsrss Cha Lev Harper for Plila
etPaG Clara "indsof, burtOa YORK, 9TH
bFis l. T kuisht TAsyer, ~ New Yoik eds -
~ EensGs "a Abbg Brown Brown, Jr London -
d hrg trr. : hr 70. e.. f,t tr..
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Arrived.

ship Mediator Bel, New Orleans Is d. AMI pork 20 w
ship sul'sna Barrett. New Orleans cotton and II pass
P.k E Treat TOT LInconvieJ Dean Mobile d,
T. hurieu, Co. June lat q lon 81 y spoke Big josiah
Ion - io spoke bs Toledo rom Segv,ns 70, New j. x
~ steamship jamestown cavendy, Norfolk, &; udse and
Slip 6leOrairs tot Bo',en shrsve csao d.. via Hampton
sro., ship Sarah Boyd from Cao @ s. Thomas April T. passed
asuaed yee resI 81 Johns S'aten Loud; 'aprrd to be
rsinr1d white April p ;. W spoke .hp wv-r.
{;.i from 7, .shuas. for ssdSr-a day, ou WIZ so
BsL Ysuiu. Boston, Taylor RIO J'neiro ls d oseoo
cone ssr iahd Turs oi Blue HH evors ,rna, sugar
end mcs, R Buck JT2 ~ p 81 lon !. 81 .Psc pig
'e Ear Si4le liz ss tot Fes5o Danshau Rio Grand d. hides
- 10 Nenh Let. baFks John Colby. Rhodes
Care Verbs leaking bad Is, az ,re' 90 a' oar sas "a
peS r. hence and An Ens brig o Ba
Bari Nara Morcn BueAy r ss, P a 90
B Executive Bh1so fq brs. Cant S Joa and Jdse Had
'r sc V IL B'rg ch Of var.so Ha,he' Porto Cab-o
June f. eaee to 'DAeds Co June 49, lat 81 Ion a.
Sehr Hoa,d oi Yewbern) DAYS, s. Mays Ia d. lumber 20
sefr fe'se Gcsbee Neyroras n d. oiise' TO W. D.
" lefr "i Psru,e, Merrill Bss.morc g. coal,
ssS5 Emily Mankin. Wilina, c. naval stores to D. C.
seRl COL sa,terly orf,n Cha..on cotton TO Macredy
MottS GO. seild with a Clio on Tor Ns'' ,oA ~ n
sth EehS Psicu wilmington y c. Ids naval stores to Ray
Gi .. ,r, ,.-,,..t. - .o.
SeIr Israel l. SNOW snow Rcckland d., limo.
SIR L,dv Like Parker Philadc rhii for Provd' coal
schr Mario Pike, (Smos.cd Hamilton SAVANNAH as yeo"
sclr Vic.or 9earse Por.snouh ds rdsc % : w Lewis
EupLsria, Eldrdge, Portsmouth ds mcse 10 > '"
l.,
schr Bangor Jordan Phad phis. coal bound to Bo!,'n
Schr { Z Partidge Baker. Philadelphia cs coal ston
sclr Wa'co galett Bosom o. mise 10 DaY.On Spgn'
Propeller Parker yen Turner Baltimore ~ hours mde to Park
er Vein Co.
Siesmer Delaware se1dford Phiiadrphia.
sAILED-Shp Kae Hoop-r cpper) San Francisco; Enigrlnt
tB1C nj Bre d; Elerll. lBEl Mranchi and others
WIND-Dulins the day, from Southwark sunset " W.
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SECOND bOARD.


Reror~d for The Y. 1nouae os Me-.rs Try thonss .
Fisf Boord--2 pe1ra Coupon s. hwn. 5000 do o.
90; 90" W-st Phia 81; ~ 900 do.
cash eCi; Resdug r. r. - 10 10; b. 7s; 100
Aee 60 r. s7t; 90 Rich Dist Coupon S. bj. OF; %
PEN r 49, Is 10 : 49, DO cash 45li - o. sTn
asa Meadow r. r. S. 68; 25' UIOn Canal y; - do
cave 2i; Canal per b5 49, $40 Lehcl Zinc -
2 so 90 jwB, 4; 500 Lehish zinc q; Lehigh Nav 61
6auk Penn 10; Reading r. 33!, 200 do clsl
$751; Girsrd Bank cash, l2 20 Bank Of North America cash
III - 49,. - -, -, ,oo
do b. Gg LehgA 6 70, $751; 81 0C Rich Diet Coapou o,
Is 4 Ice Cy 67 C. l. r.. IS; ~ 60 Penn > -i
sd Leigh s5wn p; b Meadow T. r, - 5Sl - Wv
Greek Coal Co.. dcys 3 200 do 3 % Resdins f. r. D. ''
Icr ioGrd-2 Penn r. 45li 80 Reading R R. 3Sii 80 DO
b $50 49, .. 49, , - "a, a.,
(o,ing T,oU s G. 'es l2 bid l2l asked 90 ~ i2 bid
i2 Puusylvanis - SCI bid S Reading hairoti -
bid Eonds 20 m bid Is sssed; DO Mortgage re- 49,
bio ssd Penn.y Railroad in on -, bid, asfd
Morris 81 bid l ssked schuyki Navigation 6s 49, 8i of
7sl rsked do stock ~ bid 81 asked DO Preferred os ot IL
leland ~ bid - skto; NiCbug 10 bid asked
Gir,rd Bank L. bid ~ asked Leish Zinc 2 bid 2 <ed Union
Canal liz bid - asked. Heavy.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF SEw.YORK..
Cleared

shfs-Herda, span Rsymoude Nsi.ss. Agurre Galway;
Eugrsn, lBrsm Wesseis. B,usn O,uch Co Resn iuea
Csao j. " Eiwe, Jer, ah Thompson Blake. =, JlNs y B.
ThouJ NeIh,w; ca, Brl Jones Do, J. Baker Coz
Ally gtArsn. Sttton 0usbec Srsnth Iuca Cree
Bahia and market O. Co Mortimer Livlnsioa Graham No
bile Chsmberir & Robinson
Bsks-JuyeTland tOd MoleF Bremen, Hennings Mailer L
Goins; Neptune Broit, Point Peire Gusd W D. CasA-
Rcse Sandsh. Yale AewOrlclus =. n Ulr.hu co.
Bg-Ade lima sc tafero. Ceu8a " r. schmidt Coz Nsr
Lila Msrsrles J. W E.sl Emma Para H. X
CcIlus; South Pcon (Br Johua John. y B. J. o. Baker
Co J. W. LiIisay. Lewis. soagis; 4 7. Buck & Co.
Sciaoners-Hen fiobsu fBrl EAlrdsc S. John Y g. Kelly
Smhors Bio, You Trre. Bal more Ben. Zo,
WiuI .ion " T. : Powell; MESSENGER J0nus0n RE lnoud
Johnson Slsgi Oc4E Bawley Csrtwrish Phsd-i lia D.
MeIn;o.h FaAr Hopkins, do BossIt. i'm Cables Boz
brown Havland. & Thonrs Seelry Nisveu
81 smsr-N esir import. Hail. Baltimore Perker Vein Co
S.ccI-Traye,r, snow Providence, J. ". Ravens.
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Markets. Carefully REPORTED FOR TIVE TRIBUNE

AsHEs-Tht market sr for Poss s. 7oa - ST. and steady
'o t f;fi Sle quit 90 H
the ovts IN t. There good bnnesi doing 70 day
se, sra 're r.S[ sSs gse' I o s,s VIZ.
se the b't' ssd" are hrm and in good request Tor the
hone ted. Csldian Flour better sud n @ request Tor eyP
W plt Co. s'S btl az u TO- if nor STATE
49, or 70 faSoe Stsie - s7Ia SO Is for Ws
~ 81 or mixed to fancy Michigan aud com
tsne s 'alss sfs SO b a. ~ e7 - j for mixed to god
;h I 6 more S 81 for G anc c a9S Ss,
steady 50 bis o. s7i - % fox jersey and Baltimore
GEA-Tee j. lsir demand for whes. ioreApor. and milling
srT " ~, ls' r 80, ~ Sa. t GOOD R.d oo at
go etu.F i ar Rcd wseo II 90 rye dai nominal
s+ 0- 20 osts are lowe .sles ga SOC Tor State aad
M Con- in 's er@,Sd Tor export saa prices f..o5 ne
w. f.. Round ieow sTd 81 s2c. for Western Mixed
vElskY-1hs Hk't better ard the supply modera,e ,,les
Of - us e. &c oT Ohio and 2s@@tc for PsoA, with little
PRCvISIoNs-Tbe nkei settled for PORK aud the de-
and m mainly to contracts; OF TO- bis +lj i for
Nice SIS icr Prime Ms snd ~ j5q ~ ir rsia- besi i;
Ccsej $5 % for ty Mss snd +Ie+lJ for Comfy Ness
soto God Western Cot Meats plenty aud in fsr de-
maud Of geo nhd' sod te' a. 81 &c for Ham, and "a &c
bacon in fair demu4 sales OF hhds ROngn
&c Lard and request sales Of io0 bb .ad
i si on ai st Tor s IN ' Gatee sl5. At ga9a
totiEE-Ise nfet Il dan ard lover se OF -, mats Java
sUGARs-1hs uak il INN trt active the sae are $50
ihc. ror,o re- e Sc, srd 3 bEs Havana a. SIC.
MOLAs Is ooarues dull AID have only 70 note saes Of 20
HoFs re .els n small lots 1t 2ssce. for Eastern aud West.
cTCpef -.
FIsHD Dry Cod firm; go qunta. sold to-day - 62 for
G'oe bsnA Ascssrei ere hrmi 90 sm1 a. % , Tor large
" Do Smoktd Heuril. quiei at Sc To- 30 aud Sc FOR
sealed ary. snd sal, Of a. half bbs Connecticut
shsa - -
sOAP-We notice sales # - boxes Eugsh Castle At lie
ole-knssn Lirseed hrn; sales D gallons m whole lots A.
tic. snail ol &c. Whale, Lei ana
Olvt .ef@y bu' qre;
NAVAL sTOREsOu arket for Spirit, Turpentae steady
tu euet Common 4 n adv ct - 10 Jr large WI
uiI sfou saits SO Wis Jar AID Pitch unchanged.
IkON-A Tim bot quiet market for Scotch Pig a. DGSf2
FOULS
IEApA cute; the suprly moderei lat sale Of Spanish
a 20 81 - 81. AID Ga.eLs
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the present statement
BOSTON BANK STATEMENT.

Ia October last there IS Banks in Boston since
which OF has failed the Cochituate and two new Banks
have gone into operations therefore, the above statement
comprises &c Banks As compared with that OF last week,
saows very limited change The increase OF capital
consists of an additional payment to the stock OF the Ma
tona Bank The amount OF loans and discounts inclur-
Ing all debts due the Banks is equal to 81 60 for each
dollar of the capital stock.
At an election of Directors of the Portsmouth d. d. N
s. b. b. Company, held on the 9th instant at Portsmouth,
Ohio the following gentlemen were elected for the ensu-
ing year: Thomas Mcknight, Amos NJ sackett, John s.
Jones John b. Stevens, and Daniel Pomery; and Ihos.
Mcknight chosen President
The Cincinnati Prize Current OF the 18th says
There has been pretty active demand for money
during tho week and the market has again exhibited III
creas, sngenry though the change in this direction as
not been very material The feeling with reference to the
INN eae future is also less favorable than had Occa-
sion to notice in last week review. For strictly prime
md good poper the II TO Il cent with some
what increased offerings of the former toward the close.
Railroad paper is quite difficult of sale al "a 3 cent
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DIED.

DAvISAt Washington City Tucday 18th inst Samuel En-
cry only child the Hon Jefferson Davis, aged p months aud II
dsys .
Downing and daughter Of the late William Gresham OF
No,to ghsm, England, in the 9Th year Of her age
The rs,yc and m nd of the family and those OF her
Mr. T. Downing respectfully invited 10 attend The flu
neral from No 50 Wet Washington place at F. NJ on Friday
10th inst.
HTCKER-On Thursday morning, 18Th inst. George Aphonsls
SOP Of George '. ieeker, aged year and IL moaths
No & Ruse'slae Mes will be celebrated the Church Of the
Ns HOY Redeener IN Third o'clock snd the procession
Will esy, the Church for The Cemetery M O'Clock The friends
and relatives tire fsu invited attend without further
Doce
NILFsAtL Porte la the Sch Inst, the Rev W. W Niles,
in ihe 5sib year OF lis
Nsre AID Vermont papers please copy.
fURDNOn "Wednesday 18th inst, George Allied, son OF Dr.
SER utl 4. and Anna Maria PuTdy, AGED 20 months. 80
Tie relatives and friends respectfully invited 70 attend the
irntIA Ills O'clock from No 10 Yves; Washington
place.
PURsER-On the 18th inst. Daniel Purser p years Of
M IsEsns inferred in the Cemetery Of EveTereens
sMiIh-A Phsdelphia Thursday June 8. OF long and
which she bore with Christian patience and resigns
u'h beyond AL praise Miss Louisa Smith, aged y years
Weep, when the grand and glittering
rs pallee BY CLOUD and shade
weep, when BY early iross the flowers
Do0l whitening Ger the glade.
Weep, when the bird that woos the Spring
I ones CHILLED By the fierce blast home.
WI cropping wing aud weeping heart
10 de IN 10 oheericss home.
Weep, when the hopes OF life are srewp
Like lily leaves OF the gale
when ihe hIe hath wsned from the dim dim eye,
And the cheek Is ard pale
Bot han 10 peArls Oh the eyeids frip,.
When smiingly sleep comes down
Ard sits on The changel~ss cheek o
Whence the varying hash hath down.
For the Spirit looks on the Fathers fac,
And sits by The Fathers throne.
But the love Of the spirit fingers
Md The loves Ct rs earthly home.
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Markets Rn Teleyrnnh

NEwORLEAvs June i2CoTToy has been hs higher today
wiil s 81 eco bales A. &c. Ading and s2e.e for good
Ncdirg The hard here Is IS n0 bales The decrease
tEe the scuhegn 4i3ta hales hoSEY
ish ara EXCHASsE dscull ress.ate Sterling quoted
z p rum FLOUR consids rally lower with sellers
iAsn iuye Ohio 81 80 Mess PogK sesa Sli 80 LAID -
lover barrels selling sale. SCGAK and N9LAsSEs dull
frEiGHrs have declined being for Live
III Pac.tc's baud n o'clock this evening
CKLEANs June 1.-THE stsznhip Arlba adyices
ceved by The Western and New Oreans line a. o'clock this
evsruK
Or Thursday there bales Of sold the dernnd
eirs quite aeive The better qualities Of Adng sod AZ &c.
Al Eaex except CoTTOS excedn dull nd depressed
CHARLESTON June 1he sales % COTToS today baes
Tie tettsT quiss and command higher
Jane The Paefc's had favorable CoTTsy
utfks ard prices show advance Of t.; the sales
$50 Lalss
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SRP HERBEgr Boston from Calcutta experienced heavy
Of the Cape Of Good and los; split sas *
fucw from George for London went >1 re
on amro Be 10 aDd 18th AID filed with On the
Ish She was got Of St. john " B. The o. u
leo built aud owned Ia Ne"busypot aua pfoDOJ
Isulcd IN Boston. . an,
VIZ, 2Gih nh la. q S. lon a wrecked coalition, b. chr
arrived Bal noc The Bella, It Il supposed fS cas1-o
ard al on board relhed She had 1900 bags cohe aud
see loes of!oggood
BARK KiMBALL before reported ashore Gaugway ledge
was sot of l1tb inst high wae by Of empty casks
Il. len morning 18Th her into Rock and Tor repairs
ScHR rHos SPRTGG-Schr Marie Baker, AZ baltimore ron
Tue day night near Thomas foint Ls
Eck,d ap Tongue aud Of schr Tho >prsg ro ne
frfrxcf viii wood bound Baltimore when
IVES IN previous with unknown schooner
laden with almost immediately The crew
the other vessel TOOK the yal and supposed sa
Point colod belors NJ 70 the crew OF the loni
sreg jumped board tie other yese AID ri presumed was
49,
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~
Tie Ncr- Haren journal states that the work of rs-
constructing the Nauga,uck Railroad TO place 1t beyond
the possible reach OF floods which has been always ex-
Pc sod and from which it ias suffered short interruptions IN
its business during the past winter is gong on rapidly
under the supervision Of experienced engineers and will
he comnetod in about sixty DAYS. The roadway is being
baasttd with two feet in depth OF clean gravel Its whole
length and the equipment OF the road il receiving large
additions.
We annex the fooncs of the second weekly statement
of the Banks OF the City of Boston, as published yesterday
in conformity to Tie act recently passed by the LegSa'
ture of Massachusetts, We make the comparison oI the
relative condition o. the Banks between the return OF the
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June lat % % Ion D. chr Brilliant, from Savannah Tor
Cardenss: had shifted deck load and was leaky.
II u ~ W, sglaizet bark REINDEER
Heard from Philadelphia FOX Rio Jsneiro r.
Nay - lat a. 80 ship Lisbon, Of Baih Rom Bordeaux Tor
NewYork. ,r =,
May Is lat So ship ST. John from Cardiff for New
june O. lat 81 a. lon - So brig Frances Sursens 10 days om
Msianzss oT Boston.
Junr IL in Channel, .chr wm. Pickering, from Salem,
bound south
jane Key West brig q. Pratt Atukspas for New
York
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