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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-02-09
H-Mr. Horace L. Curtis, a gentle

NMr. Horace L. Curtis, gentle
man from Galhpolis, Ohio, on Saturday,
squared around peaeeable citizen, Oh
Front street, wanting to fight him. Mr..
Frost, the defendant, not feeling like
fighting, declined the invitation. A
policeman came up and took Curtis to
the watch house, where Mr.. J. +. Hoy,
gave such an extraordinary good char
acter of the fighting man. before Judge
Spooner, next morning, that his honor
let him off le1sisnay, on FIVE dollars ana
costs.-Cin. Sun.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-02-09
wForwarders On the railroad. both

! EFForwarders on the railroad, both
East and West Of US, have refused to
take freight for this city. in Consequence
of which our merchants are unable to
get their goods from Buffalo, Dunkirk
or Cleveland. Erie Clfon. =
This is Just retribution. As the peo-
pie Of Erie have chosen to s'sow the
wind" they should be left "reap the
whirlwind." Business men should de-
cline all traffic with them. They deserve
neither fellowship nor sympathy.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-02-09
SERENADE.
By R. II. sToppARp.

BY X. IL. STODDARD.
The moon is mufled in a cloud,
Shat folds the lovers star,
But still beneath thy balcony
I touch my soft guitar.
If thou art waking, lady dear, a-
The fairest in the land, s4l.'
Unbar thy wreathing lattice now,
And wave thy snowy hand.
She hears me not; her spirit lies
In frances mute and deep;
But music turns the golden key
Within the gate of sleepl
Then let her sleep. and if l fail
To set her spirit free,
My song viii mingle with her dream,
And she will dream of mel III a
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-02-09
rw-aHom sham ! trsat rnr bnsban,a

RHew shall treat my husband p
enquiries a fair correspondent. Answer:
make him mind you. Scold him if he
DON'T if that won't do shed few
heartfelt tears IN the presence Of com,
pany over his conduct; or go to some
neighbering gossip, and tel of his faults
-you viii have treated him then &C.
cording tosthe --latest custom in socier
ty, and that's enough for any Affections
ate wife to do. s.ss5 sss5ss llfslssssssl ii
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-02-09
Volume XIX.
sRF The brilliant IDA LIVINGSTON
again graces our columns: =
.a1Fo the GalhpOlis Journal 90 4
THE MIDNIGHT SHOWER.

.a1For the GalhpOlis Journal 19t
THE MIDNIGHT SHOWER.
Patter, patteF, on the roof, q.
Patter-patter- the rain;
Never want shurer token, a.itiL ~
That the sun will shine again.
Patter-patter-on the roof
Patter-patter, goes the rain; .
Thronging mem'ries of my childhood,
Come in long, unbroken train.
Pattef-patter-on the roof,
Patter-patter-goes the rain;
Many visions of the absent,
Fill my lonely heart again.
Patter-patter-on the roof,
Patter-patter-goes the rain,
Never felt SO sweet assurance,
That there's pleasure in pain.
Patter-patter, on the roof, - % >
Patter-patter, goes the rain;
Throng spect1e-crowd of castles,
Castles that were reared in vain. Try
Patte-patter, on the roof,
Patier-patter, goes the rain; a
See once more phantom vessel,
Long been dashing on the main.
Patter-patter, on the roof,
Patter-patter, goes the rain:
In that barque are aspirations,
Held to earth with iron chain.
Patter-patter, on the roof,
Patter-patter, goes the rain;
Curtains drawn and scenes are shifted;
Pleasant memories come again
.Pstter-patter, on the roof,
Patter-patter, goes the rain;
Loving words, and tones, and glances,
In fair and smiling train.
Patter-patter, on the roof,
Patter-patter, goes the rain;
Visions of a sunny future,
Gaily fitting Ger my brain.
Patter-patter, on the roof,
Patter-patter, goes the rain;
Soothing, lulling, midnight music,
Consciousness upon the wane.
Patter-patter, on the roof,
Patter-patter, goes the rain; s
Spirit can'st thou bring no token;
Have thine hours been spent in vain?
Patter-patter, on the roof,
Patter-patter-goes the rain;
Sleep to-night-to-morow waken,
And begin thy life again.
IDA LIVINGSTON.
CoAL's MOUTH, Va.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-02-09

esteemed and respected, and in spite Of
his repugnance to superfne garments.
was sent to the Legislature Of his state
at the last session.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-02-09

yard, with a promptness that would have
done honor to the experience of aman,
sprung into battsau, and pushed off to
his rescue.
She managed the boat with skill and
calmness, and in another moment Eu-
gene was safe. Assisting her to paddle
the boat to the shore, they landed, and
Evelyne conducted him to her fathers
cabin.
The steamer backed in again; but no
passenger appeared, and after deposit.
ing Eugene's baggage upon the shore,
departed again. The young man, with
the weight of obligation that now rested
upon him, added to the strong interest
he had before felt in Evelyne, had no
desire to leave her so soon.
He spent week at the woodward,
and the hearts of both were smitten.-
Eugene loved her, though to what end
he hardly knew himself. But the fair
girl had begun to regard the future with
some interest, and had put in execution
her intention of knowing the purpose of
her lover. 80 aaa--
On the following day Eugene took his
leave, with the promise to visit the
woodward again, and to endeayor to
overcome all obstacles to their mar
riaoa Hr-. H.-
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-02-09

Az OLD BoT-HEERF VAKD1Ee, who
crossed the plains in 1852, is now liv-
ing IN Oregon, at the age Of 9s years, is
hale and hearty, and can make bis fifty
rails 2 day s 3zf7s,ss -
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-02-09

They were married a short time after.
and returned to the South a welded
couple, to the entire satisfaction of the
families of both parties. Ben Ballard
never liked the feeling of the black
broadcloths, and ence on his plantation,
he threw them all of, and donned the
garb of the wood-man. But he was
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-02-09
CHAPTER III.

Newport was in the full glory of the
fashionable season., and the annual
fancy ball, which had been eagerly an
ticipsted for weeks, had collected the
gay, brilliant. and beautiful from all
parts of the Union.
Eugene Walworth was one of the
gay jewellers in that brilliant scene
He smiled and conversed with ease and
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-02-09

RHope always for the best, and
be cheerful. M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-10
lila SBURGH ITEMS

rurrKAL OBsxeuIEs OF TIE LATE Mr. hARki-
-. The funeral Of the lao VIM Harrison, VINO
sss ttom injuries received st the election r'' IN Tue
Ysurtesnih Ward, on Tuesday, took pIsco yes'o'u:'
AFTERNOON at O'Clock, from hs li'e re&ooooe ~
Rsb,hst near Sonth.sccond. The high eshma''on
.,,.r,s,ped for Mr.. Harrison by his acqusntsnees,
and The lamentabie occurrence which caused his un-
timely death drew together SOME 700 persons IN my
~ ,bem lsdi g. who deeply sympsthize with the rcia
sives 10 their affection.
The fupera was attended by Engine Company Ne.
a iof which deceased was member,l aud Ensise
Companies and g. Hose Companies Nos l, 3, and :,
and delegations from nearly all Of the fire companies
n the city. Also, Chief Engineer Talbot; Assistants
Strong. Mesks, and Wall; several Of the Aldermeo,
EhsFLott, about ESQ special deputies from Brooklyn
and Villa nsburgh and large number OF citizens 10
carriages and on foot. The processiOn-ar. Cha'les
w. HAYS. Marshal-trtended nearly mile in length.
Engine Company No. bore banner Of black vel
vet. upon which was inscribed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-10

Ioass Bsreeops, Juno Brsm Ee.St, ersps. brss GA
W Pssss, Comet s rsl.dss sIs.. TSs%s 500
CIR. pls Miller, Pebsseoisi FhSnit rsompsos. APs-
l'eeie'' .,..u.Aip Star ofihe soslA Mats y.~Yofs
-, Tr'en UIlsf boston. Venice sfSreJ hoelsg Anio
YER Berry 's,ss,,asIs Ss-.Yorss bark Lsss vs.ri- ~
'n stbIir .esm.hlp Msxeo L.-s.si Hss-Yor shrs
49, R.tos. bah. AOs.. Suabai heSy Nc Y5-s,
,p Sso.s Dir Tails Island; 'chr JDo Be.is,, Es.
oss nsH0i,K-Ar Nov4 schr, Mr.nd., no-e, West To-
49, ws.sis.,os E.H. SswyOrsi Nsfth sts,s sess-sA
ss a,h b S,g jysri SorS Star ssqsA FarA.'.a
NEPONsET-An 4h, brig Rsehsose, hssssH' Falsasl.
Php1a s11LIsoPLPHr.-cia Nov g. .ch.s Ash Cara W.
Iso. Peier.hurEs n Smith. smith bos'Sni y. sssA.
nnIls5s Tsnnioni U. CTaDmer, Haotl-y Me- ssttss
j. Ir,isud Frsmbei', Ses-Iorsi 81. Ross Kos" SfAs-
PVPoRTLAND-Au NV. ;. briss Monsrese Poland, sa-.
ms,ei WI ss sp.n ceusr1' sssgos. Cd .esa.a, g.
rsh DIR haley Ly.,poOl % s, , W" az nes' ~.
g,T Arr. tth br,s haosiHna Sa"eS' r'"~ '" '''-@e'
San sp6 s.sSi S "a E.,iIRos Nov .ch oes Bird Co.,
Sis sss JAM. R'e APp,s. zss
cot PSi. Mirror, ahis, Albany cId S,is EA:H
Soba / R,g9eT rn5ie9ti Pills S'es ss.r ~. e
Pysssss ca en- 01i Nh t w Mar Ma, cSsSSsn All ss
yoii sehr shsrss Brebsra. ul@sr do CID barn Pane.
You're Nss Ys4 Ss Sbosno5 c; IH 20 s.Is Radiant r.
pbnsS.iphis Soth-Cld sshr. Msr6l,hesd DeStei Nss.
YcIl s.-a chr w RI,ns Piet 1 a....l,e. lev.
Rnethsay" Nov. An brig Mechanic, D0vaey, PhasasS
pbia I,hr.on J.nA,oa w..
yorl Lncv Blake spear and Sea SERPENT Acy booa, NJ
Hore Post New yors Peru. iar do for bangor. Sh ZEN
iy ta and spTins bird Hatch. Boston, Ma,ssenase'ts ks
La and Chri.iiaba Flint, do 2sth Peah laG.eAn oasa.
Are Fsuai Andrews; Minerva Crockett; Or.nvie Let.
Tsy T,dsr Morton; Con Shaw and Jusias Hewitt Boo
,e5 seth Asia Tfeewor,hy; Hertz aud Paragon, Grove.
Bo,,on sid STth, brig = Nelson for Virginia
Ssper nh brs Toces snsoD Char ston ssrs .vs, Bss
, aath john Adams Pbil,deiphis 18th. coiumbs, saa
Moissns I'm Boston. sid 18th, brig Sheet Anchor taewl
saLEw-xIr:. Nov. 2 Hen,ieo Dix; PTyu 81 csr..
Ncw.YoL. Cleared, .ehr g as s,'.s ssssss.
Richuotd; Chss. Hill L.wry, Baltimore Ssaas.lst,,
Hssl,n; d. L sturses, Norris Lucy Ia shnp, and
J. sbiiver, Cain Philadelphia Cicero Connolly rhs.ss'
Solth CaolIns seaman, Philsdegh. Rsbess. Cobb and
Grin Cowl yerill Rocslsnd for New-fors schr Empire,
Day sie Jscol KNOCKED overheard sod srOwneA
sale on the 251 ult from Portsmouth for yeorsown
c. her return to Portsmouth Sid schr JARVIS LToa,
sToSiNGT6N-AJr Nov 8, schr'. Natal Helge'' Hewitt
Philadelphia, Raven, Rose, BAnsori NewDehsht' sHio",
Albany for New Bedford. =. m a. g.
SAVANNAH-Arr Nov. I, schr Msrhs Nall Store, Cam
den Ne. cd bark Repeater BIZ Wilson whi,ehassa =
,hp Eli Whitney Martin, Portland Me. CID sehr Apsno,
Stuart Massey n Sd, schr. Martha LimpsAs h,nssons
Jam bound to New York Cid bark Maria Norton nrJsn'
NtwYork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-10
To Mariners.

Tyryr LIe IT ofour most respeetabls end
..seapsit, IN. that this light Is not wei ~ -
On, ar thar " discs the parpose iof NHph 49,,
q of the hghsrt inpoftapcr 70 n.
so ire .hirpirr and the fsu ~
.hrrl6 ~ rroupily rsmeded. In the hose tna' w
nav receive uti in the proper quarter We car "a
TO II. ,,-. T le's ~. M !. iirht.y, e-el
., ,bs psvx ard Chsestown will be lighted up nis
"a he h,fipr and shins sppsrsus PROVED sua topyw
~ m rroeesa 10 her station 81 hn0ts Leose 70
rsr, Of he Id boat stationed there I've heS
anne lsss and model " The ne Sou shoa
ys.s. ,hst we have recently bsd nch tsyotsn,e
f,om her con mAnSer They we've mod-ied IN w
- A.. Of The largest class built In this country sna
So an, rser the ~ finfends OF Mr. soathfes o. ue
N,vv The lanterns and l.hng spps-stus were nlaee "
M,,.r, Hooper Of this city, aud are NUN sape' W
the English or Frepcb. - II. -. a. The
navy ward for baoyins the d,nseous rocs Aoa
Boston Ray ard Hsrnor oostoh 49, csSrs Al
InrsIc.-Bv Capt A v. Niat II the bark hahaemtGn -
T,v ana get the northern shore well ahoafd tnee no
~, c.nbo be ,eep run alops down for Snas lsei ylas
n sood berth and Leaving Il on the sfarooard eanI 49,
n, rb The .pd or httle psst can run tor me nuis
ssbs Isl.rd there is reef thar extsshs esOs Gnu
ONLY 9 water IN one place ..u.,..t. ~.
Sir. to depens their own boats Tor nasns ~ s
ksv as there Is 10 certainty Of obtaining hsnsr NS.
r.y,e ard there h wserboat Winds 81 TINS seeson tAu
.u io ~ roint. OF the compass; 10 the d' ses,oi pe Pc
v,,lit winds snd 90 strong nat u IS sad 20 o' l
posbe 20 act ballast from the shore Thesh w1rm ss nsy
bad Signed n "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-10
Arrived.

US NJ steamship North Star, from Aspinwsll, wsh the
nsils and pass from San Fr.Deisco to VI. U. hooers
and P.tersburs Nov mSse and pas. Cudsm Ple.sana
OF Delaware Lshtihp passed aean.hp Roanoke skianer
Bari Psrio (of warsr) Young Pensacola 20 d timber to
Bari souheruer (of BO.,on) Walton Singapore June
hesyy ssle. of Cspe Coed Hope snd he 2oh ani
2Is Oct very s.le from T. 10 In lat g. lon 49,
July Benjamin P.s Of Liverpool seaman, fell from the
spsIferboom overheard, and was drowned
Barb Csrons, Sherwood. Charleston d., cotton &c. to
Brig Dels6eld Gray Port Prince l6 de-. coffee &c to
II Delsf,ld Sailed in company with 'ehr Maria Elen, for
BHs w. Bhnl.rhoa. COf BO.ton) PhilbrOoa, xibs.rs
Cuba. n d.. molas--s TO Brett Son & Co
Biis Capt John Cousins Nuevitss IA d. eedy &c. to T.
Brig Zos Barnett, Dobsy Island IL da, lumber to s. H.
Rosephsush Sailed in company with sehr Sally Badger for
Eev.YoTk
Brig Exec. Tsllm.n Savannah, cotton, &C., to sturses
Brig Hsnry Guild of Belfast Anderson Juaqss Is d. salt
sehr Ann Smith Alexandra d. -four to Mott Bsdell.
sehr Thomas Lawrence. (DanJ Jah Malaga se dA, at
seSr Conquest of Baltimore. BOrum GOns,ss II d. eof
fee and losy0oa to BoLer MoIsn Oct 81 lst % T. Ion
sehI Marietta Bur Niesessn Alexandra DIS, -four to w
soh Harriet stOnsy Rhosde', Charleston d', cotton to
sebr snsh yictor, shte) Johnson from the wreck Of
ship Hih,rrs s,bore at Csp- Henry
sehr Mechanic, (BrJ Perry Anisa. &c d. coffee &c. to
sehr W. A Enl. Carlow, Charleston IT ia, lumber to
sehr Fsss. s.ttsrIy Jackson, Charleston d. lumber to
MeCresdy. Mott Co.
stesntr Pelican Henry Providence. md,e to mss,er.
sAILED-ste.mship Black Warrior, Bullock, for Hsvans
(elpr) Plummsr, Tor Rio JsnsrO.
BELow-One bark
WIND-DuriDg the day w. s to " w.
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Dfsasters Sc,

BK Snip RARIrAs, Wyatt from London for St John " B.
before reported cNd into S. Johns NJ BY part OF the
had been IL contact 18th ut The Banks with
ship. unknown The IS bows stove ard the water
rushed fspdJ BY hTo~ ballast forsard her bows
were aed 90 ~ 70 sop the flow CT The crew then
nssd psr on the Inside and outside OF the bows placed
nssssss N the nterI eppg pace and drew q ai over al
the naming Of 9th At The time Of the collision Capt WYATT.
hs cesr ard ak m took 70 OF the 10 Which v
reported they arrived Bird Island Cove NE % the 18Th
he Rshen formerly belOpred TO Kinsston Mas ret vs.
v>ter~ IL I. believed she bslonEs
kRIs Lace Haskell from Pesoa Nantucket. put into
Liverpool g. 9Th ult leshy and will have TO repair
Sea- HARss reported 81 PymOuth Morris from H.s.x
Ter Ee~ oubdlsEs. With noaes totally Lost on g. Mars
Key lstb Blt ereN' saved.
Bs BRis AN AxclIi. Fillmore, Of aud FROM g. John,
NE for bee with Aerrinss, wreek.d on the eutsrn
li5e Of BURN, NJ. lSih III
Ba scHR WAVE Klby rom New York. ssoat Isl ult..
loss OF Gales
senh Two sIsrrRs Green fr>m Wilmington, NC. fOr
Boston put into Besufor NC. sss. IN damaged STATE
having ryseh o. . roek. She vould be esnSenred-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-10
Domestic Ports.

ALExANDRIA-Ar: Nov. 8, brig Msrth. Kr.nsn, Barry
% Levy NM m.rsad q S0se d. sd
krg Csndsce Matthew Boston.
BALTIMoRE-Au. Nov S, ship Ann. Lans-, R.chsu, from
rom Zip :y.IJ sss {; SsSIlv.: %sDsnaiS c.aS
p s.: :' Leeds a f.Se Cost Of
baIks Gsners Taylor sou sss~i Starlight ryder Boston
sd.n h's5s %
Ws.isrnpcTi a. New Yeri bark Bay s,sts sp%Io~ 90.
Sn Anf W%ssn ih TeI,s ssa, Gasss
Jacksonville; Jane. House. Bs,les. Hsw.York Ga bns
ton, Louiss Tuttle New York; Alice Movie, Pike. West
Indies Maine Law Emneuos' Salem, Mass
ca brig Mszopi, Anes Bsvana 4th-AT schr. Only Son.
BfLFAsTIsis LIST, bark ortoua, Carlton, Rio J.nsiro
b.%i bHr HevHd Race. s. G.iy'. Ca ..hr. h.Si.sSs5
;ehr; Byl.nsisn Daley J.cs,onyi. Via Sarah aud Lacy
Riysii sehi Star BrooiSss Ssw.Yori. '''l'''
BosToN-.M pc, zip L % ,Sf ssr Yort WsI
tor; BioousT sl TScisun, H.i.Ij America, Or Flint
Pai:1 Bi Fsa: g. csfs.eo s@i ises
,onvlle Ga ,htp Rubicon Beckett ao J.neo, brig (Brl
BOwsy Peitin.i Areeiso J. d. councs. Hopper ST. ichn,
y Chsrm, Berry, Georgetown d c.; Louisa, Chase,
BRAIKTREE-An. Nov. 4, .chr. D. W. Dixon, Dome
CAMDEN-AIr Oct a. ,cbr. Flying Anox, Carver, Corn.
wAl; oath Hpfoks French Boston; 9th RubicOn Thomas
New-fOIk eerbh AM, Prince DO
Dl0HTOE-In port Nov. 4. brss Ohio. Hatch, and saga
nav P.er for southern port about ready schrs Enoch
Fr.reh ball from Baltimore Boston, Cors0a ffoa PAs.
c. Vekey, Horton, fron Albany
EAsTPORT-Ar Oct %, schis T. A. Paine. SRdiler,
Pkils; Roanoke, DiDsDore. NewYok; 3ist brig Warren
Goddard, Bscbf0rd Providence. Sid k3th brgs Olive,
hsry Chsse Harrington. NewYork
FALL RIVE3-Ar. Nov S schrs. Sag Townsend James
River eth Adelne Townsend TOwDs~nd, DO Iran Smith
Crovel, Baltimore; A Brown, Endcott philadelphia
Sid th, schr EdEaTd franklin, Briggs, Nov York
HfANNlsPORT-tn port Nov g. sehrs. Victor staTse,
nom Philadelphia for Boston; Blen Haett Fredcricksb
for eoi susan Lorng, New YoEt for do
hARTtORD-An. Nov 5, schr. A. q. Hazard, Gaines.
kEWbURYPORT-Arr Nov 4 brig China, Lemsu Bsl.i-
more; sehr James Bliss, aner. Pbilad-lphis
kANTUCkkT-An Nov 8 schrs r. 3. Smith, Kelley,
Albany; James Durbery, Winsnore, PhilsdelphiA Sid
schr Try PAIL Adams Nev-York.
NEW LOEDOS-Au. Nov. 8. bark Henry Trowbridgs,
buehDs Barbados Tor New Havsn sehrs Venloo Coombs
Providence for PhisSephl; Keudsk Fkh Shaw sod Chsi
lense Hewkorpe Boston do Ws;ckman, Rowe Dgaon Tor
New York; (snd al ssisd last night
NEW OaLEAHs-Ar. Oct. d. steamships Philadelphia,
MeGovan NswYors via Hsvans; Ozsba Forbes Vers Craz
.hips Mar Ward Newell Liverpool; Geo Peabody, Manson
Bostoni Lsnue Dyer Rodewsd SoTdesax; Il. Won oazern
kenies Br,mer Thos Pefhins Hsgns Boston; Mary dale
Rollins, Philadelphia Cbeshre, Pomroy New Aasc
womb de Ocean Traveller MeGrsth, Boston; Sea Queea
Msnsop, Philadelphia Ship Mosesa lepsR Gilbert Havana.
bsrhs NAsvs Cassmirs lspan Mstsro do, Chss TuI,t
lnev) vArnemsn Philadelphia; Grower, Pillsbary RocI
land Me-; o. line MenynsD, Boston CID sesms6io Loai
hsns Talbot, eSvesos and indisoos; brhs Fslny Eser
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-10
Eortlen Ports.

A. Bst.vi. AuG a. bark Sea Breeze, Newell. for Mel
Al Cons,sntinopie 5h u bark Mystery Taylor for snyr
ma soon to load FOR Boston r, = p... ...
a.1 Eaten Star Baker do 10TH RscehOrse seaes for
DO ith Z q. Y,uinlton Gorham, snd sam Slick, Mayo
At Palermo isrb qlt. Zip Mary merrill Pos for New
YOri foreign vessel. Lyeursus cOlonso Lucy and Two or
three others are about being taken up Tor 10 .
AZ Nassa 10Th ut bark Fuiter Dawes for Boston ansi
brig, syyD. Berry for DO ready Olive nssreS heweeu
9TH and 10Th banks Stella Hilbert and EiIa6sth Young New
So,s b. ;onf ,s SsPS1Y SS '''' TIL"
No An vessel at GOrsl,r 10Th ult Towed Os sts bark
Nautilus Lincoln. from Malaga for boston sn, nepiei
is9s II. from l''A'''. . '''''' -' ' ~
Al London ?Oth ut bark Old Hickory Potter from New
castle for Cscuts repaired and ready to drop down the river
Al Ardrossan ult, Dr. barks Vortex and May, tor Bo'
fl,.row 2cth ur Br bark Mary Leonard for Boston
B1outien Bowers and prescott Spear for Bo, Bot Mary
Elsbh as"as soa '9 1sSo ~
Boson John Uesey Curtis for Rio Jsneiro ballas,nt
V.r.r,," bsa.tirs Unaos GoOdsli unci .sOella Tufts
from UbsetoS LIST the Two latter wse ineoIreety sup
Tor New York; eh 4. t Blodsett Howe' from Providence
Mo Jsneiro Sept 49, ship, Ducbe" Orleans. Gsrl,nd
from CsilsO for Baltimore fossil s', ADe' Pssses tor
Yors Anlelque, sweeney from c,lso for B,Iimore' Pal
BSltuo,s; ssrsh Nichols Nichols from Ne Tcsstle Ann
G.y osoos SoG Yos vsns Ksunedy I'm Rich
noDd; Pssdin Cole from Buenos Ayres; TURK small from
n, m boston, bnss Hsyofd Thomas from Pernsmbqcoi
Charles A. Coe Hubbard, from Charleston Sid 18Th, brig
PMssop Mobile -,
Al surnsm 20 u brig Amazon Pulsfod for Gloucester
Plpisdes Center to be hove down for examination
Al Port, Csb.llo 18th ut schr st. Mary Johnson from st.
Kits tor New York jnst arr -
At ST. Domingo 9Th alt scbr Ferauson Fsrris Tor New
York next dsy On the bark Clelis Thayer for New
Yorh Ida big Bo,ndeT Brown for do do schr Delegate
tBJ) Smith. for DO do -
just srr load for BostoD.
AT Msspz.s ut. bIss 9. Thurston, Beas for Boston,
(sets 81 PER box Albans (br Sullivan, for do 18th
Al Hayans 2eh ut. banks g. B. Hale, CIowher ldg sugar
at per DO, Portland; John Henry Moses for do, char
tered AZ for the Sarsnae Bgey for do gets
per hhd nolss schr Marietta Ross for cabsnas to load
for Boston
Arr at 25th ult brig Amira Norbeck Picou
Arr az Hsfsx 9th ult brig Africa. Mesgher Boston, sehr
Asnes Roe. Dosne do CID 2ah, ship Micmac Aud, (fron
glasgow Charleston
Ar do z7b Europa Letch, Boston Sd hours land
sid for LiyerDool.) . 90
Salem; 2cth brig Prince Albert, Hilton Boston; 2 schr
Meteor Stsnwood do; 23d brig Constitution. Churchill do
Esd James Harvey Byrnes WILMINGTON, ". c.
Ar at ST John B. Stat nit, bark Amelia. Flint Boston;
lat ins. brig Antelope New York. schr Odessa, Portland
Cid. 9l.t, bris Mary Mahoney, New Bedford
Arr at DO Sd inst, snip Nehenso, Corsh Philadelphia;
MeLsucbn Providence; 'ehs Sc, Bee, Pote and Harley
Robeop Boston CID Sd brig Palermo, Henry. baltimore.
An. at Mirsmichi 9th ult, 'ehr Mary Ann, Boston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-10
BRITISH PROVINCES.
F,on Ia /" STATE n ,faias,, Of No, 8.

Ftoa tks Z" STATE n Maine" II Nor s.
We are indebted to c v. Forster, BsQ, of the St.
John News ROOM and steamer Governor, for pgeyin-
cisl papers.
We learn, by telegraph from Fredericton to the st..
John papers, that the two Houses united 10 sd-
aress to the Queen coDgrstulatory 81 the victory Of
Alma The Governor, after giving his coasent 10
seveIH bls including the Reciprocity Treaty, then
prorcsued the Legislature. A motion, implying Want
Of confidence IN the Dew Ministry, was negsiived ;
md il Is stated that there will be no opposition 10
FISHER OF johnson.
The cholera is rsgicg is ST. Johns, Newfoundland
he Courier says: " That fearful epidemic is just
81 'ow msking serious raysges in our town no per-
90 q, we imagine, viii ventnrs to deny;" and calls
upon the actl0ritits TO sppoiIt day of fasting 10
eonseq ueHce.
AdvA rtisenepts have been issued BY the New
" York, Newfoundland, and London Telegraph CON-
for proposals. for eon:ru ting bride road
pfhipg telegraph poles for completing the lines.
I've ~. Jehss IN. r Les,'r publishes the journal
81 Capt T. X. Luekes Of The clipper John Clemens,
which was dispatched in search OF the Arctic or her
eests, The john Clemens called ,e the 'th Of os:o-