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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-06-23
Business Dirrttorp.

Business Qlrcttorp.
MONT JOURN AL,
JOE PRINTING OFFICE,
We are prepared TO execute TO order 10
neat and expeditions manner, and on fair terms +,
almost all descriptions Of
JOB PRINT ING,
SUCH AS
BUSINESS CARDS, BILL HEADS,
CIRcULARs, Bills OF LADIHG,
HASDBiLLs, CERTIFICATEs,
CATALOGUES, DRAFTS,
Suow BILLS, BILLS,
JUSTICES BLANLs,, BANK Cheers,
LAWYERS BLANKS Law CASES,
MANIFEsTs, BALL TIcKETs, ETC.
We would say TO those Of our friends who are
in want of such work, you need not 90 abroad
TO get il done, when il eau be done at home.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-02
News from south AmerIcn.

Advices from Buenos Ayres, March 4; Montevdeo, 6;
Rio JaDeiro, IL Bahia %; and Pernambuco, %, have
been received by the way of England.
There is no news OF Importance by this packet Tran
quity continued undisnrbed the River Plate Busi-
in imported goods and manufactures was dull owing
to the total absence Of dealers from the interior Since
the blockade of July last upwards of two thousand
had been erected in the city Of Bucnos Ayres and build
ings were til being raised with the greatest rapdity
Trade was expected to improve Articles of consumption
were very dear The supplies of produce were very stint
cd and at advancing prices large portion Of the last
clip of wool remained on hand.
Exchange England, at Buenos Ayres, quoted at
66 to 66 per donbloon Ounces had ranged from 2s2 to
296, closing at 2sS.
from Rio there is nothing worth noticing as regards
political affairs The Brazilian DIVISION composed Of five
thousand about to enter the Oriental territory
II. M. ships Madagascar and Rleman at Rio,
together with Russian schooner yacht when the
sailed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-02
williamsburg city News.

RioT ANTIcIPATED.-A riot anticipated during
yesterday at the yard Of the PennsJ lvania Coal Com
pany situated at the foot Of North Ninth street II ap-
pears that about City OF the Irish aborers in this yard
who receiving 81 rs per day struck for
ordered to continue at work. and Saturday eve
ming last paid the prices demanded and discharged
belonging in New York As soon as this became known
large mob collected about the yard and II thought
that fearful riot would take place. Mayor Wall having
been made acquainted Of the fact nearly the whole po-
lice force ordered to this locality which 70 far In.
tmidated the that they did not attempt to disturb
the peace Al he close OF the day the Germans
companied the Grand street ferry by the police fol
lowed at respectable distance by number Of the mob
TIE TURSvnuSs.--Yesterdayf forenoon . large process
sion Of German Turnvereins OF New York TO this
ercses They met at the Peck slip ferry BY the
socation Of this city, and escorted 10 the Of
Leonard and Marshall Streets whore the day passed
Military Hall in the ng, st which there was larg'
company present.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-02

Markets.
CHARLESTON, April 80 1854
Our cotton market yesterday unchanged in every
respect Tie sales 500 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, April 90, 1854.
Our market for cotton is unchanged The sales to-day
reached 5000 bales. Miadng is quoted at sac. Corn
is firm at tsc. o0c Lard Is firm at 91ac. 01c.
Freights have advanced to 13 16d.
MOBILE April 90, 1854.
Cotton dull the sales of the past being restrict
ed to $3.50 bales Middling quoted at &c. S4c The
stock in hand here is 1l2 500 bales
BALTIMORE, May l. 1854
At our cattle market to day the offerings 450
head of beeyes of which $50 sold average of $40
81 go net Hogs in large supply, and sold at So
rs n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-02
7 Z WS BY TELEGR RAPH.
IMPORTANT PROCEEDINGS In CONGRESS-.
peech of Mr.. Sliden on the Cuban
Question.
DzSGRACEFUL RIOT AT LOUISVILLE.
SOUT THERN MARK e rs,
&c., &C., &c.
TruRTY-THIRD CONGRESS-
FIRST SESSION.

Senate.
WASHINGTON, May 1, 1854.
THE SENTENCE AGAINST DoRR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-02

INDIGNATION OF THE CITIZENS OF LOUISVILLE AT
THE RESULT OF THE WARD TRIAL.
LOUISVILLE, May !, 1854.
The meeting Of citizens Saturday night, passed
resolutions requesting Mr. Crttenden to resign his
in the United States Senate and Mr. Wolfe to resign his
seat in the State Senate also requesting the Wards to
leave the State
mob proceeded to the residence Of the Ward family
and burnt eges Matthew and Robert In front of the
door. The wood work OF the dwelling caught fire. but
was extDguished before any great damage done.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-02
Cold Weather In the south.
Markets,

=, . NV UkiEANs, April %, 1851.
The weather here Is quite frosty and Yesterday was
the coldest day known in April
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-02
Our London correspondence.

IVNUo'' fuebuhyi hPrII TO, I6o4
The Baltic Fleet-Cdpture II fie Russian Vssscls-Loae
the Amphion Fri9nt-Storms-Erocudtion Of Aiand
Corfrmed-7he Black Sed--Odsad--Arrirai Of Troops
al Gatiipol = ErpSision Of the Greeks-7he German
Posrr-7reaty, Offensive and Defensive between France
and Ergidnd.
teegraphic despatch from Copenhagen announces
that Rear Admiral Pumridge, commanding one Of the
divisions Of the feet under Sir Charles Napier in the
Baltic, has captured Eve Russian ships and made nun
ber Of prisoners may be well TO state at once that
these ships not menof war, but merchant vessels
laden with salt. At least such Is the version Under
date Of 10th ins learn that the aeet consisting Of
twenty ships Of war; led by the Duke Of Wellington
Gag ship passed Boruholm Island. heavy cannonad-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-02

thousands of persons to work those mines The objec
is to settle the Indians in the midst Of the whites They
have been found valuable aborers in digging copper
and in the capacity Of meniak.
Mr.. RICE Delegate from Minnesota, in reply to ques
ton said the proposed purchase included 900 o
acres.
Mr. Houston, (dem of Ala, stated his objections to
part of the BILL and took occasion say that the pre-
sent system Of paying the Indians bad one large
portion OF the money going into the pockets Of unprn
cipled spectators.
Amendments debated, but none of importance
adopted when the bill laid aside to be reported
TO the House.
SALARIES or GOVERNORS OF TERRITORIES.
During the consideration OF the bill to increase the
salaries of tre officers Of certain Territories,
Mr.. BERSrIsEI, (dem of Utah, offered an amendment
increasing the salary of the Governor of Utah O0O
Mr.. WASH, (dem.) of N. Y, hoped the amendment
would prevail 1t was as much as he could do with
his pay 10 support wife, and he did how the
Governor of Utah could support number of wives on
So, 900. Uaughter.)
The amendment was rejected
Without concluding the subject the committee rose
and the House adjourned.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

- -. = -
ATEW ORLEANS AND CAR ssg -
ROLLToN RAILROAD. Winter Ar--54fSsSlfE---1ekss
caroiton of Tanu from Corner Of
spd Perdido streets,
Orleans Z
T. .s e,Ie.II, "a A. NJ i, ., 8, So s,1lkp.a
From CafroitoH:
5k,1,s,s 10, IL, % A. ", and !. p, 49, 10 ra
Servants l9eentH bun-
LAFAYETTE LINE.
Departure Of Carr Jackson and Tehouponss
~ A. Nj then every Is minutes until sP Mi then
From Canal s.ree.s. M A. Mi then every Is minutes until
z. NJ then sk, >, 10, liz T. Al. s. H.. II.
Chdrsn nnde years. not seat graa
~ Cara Pnrtea Balls seetnga etc,
nsd Eha ed hours. ns3
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25
LATER FKoM TEXAS.
AnaIrAL Or rnE STEAMSHIP pERsI

EA
BY the arrival OF the steamship Perseverance, Captsin
Place from Indieuoa sin Galveston e hav stss from,
ths .tfa.rS Hi aI..s Il H. 49, ~ " s ~ -,
~ ssef piace " 1he Aise - Heh hse o passsngers ah0
eonsgnees Will be found under ther appropriate heads
Mr. u p Roberts the well known sctors bad commenced
sn engagement ac the Galveston Theater
fsars were s in Galveston that the steam
snip Nautilus Was lost but t was hoped she had put into
aase o. Gulf pofts during tbs bate pprthsrs The Nau
aa ae and very strongly buit Steamship aud is ws
appned with superior life boats.
me eiyiliap Of the 18Th Wa fnd the following Items
rsa hsT s y asxut p be shed upon the connerce Of
btsied fros, @ sn . sas ssesmer ~ Pas
nond Light shs paruoss ~ ars eility "a see.
rity In running ng Tl,s iigt IL 20 luminous ~ "a
make objects five ha1rsd vards IN - fsiie almost ~
they at midday rS ss not tbe r,usi set ~ Irar
toren Bynt but thst ef day. showing distinctly the
@ a ss II II s,ia 80 The Jenlsns
,rke her auprose yis,be II I, cre.s cA a
Cant Charles VI Travis ,,as, Il, eo,nr,l, ~ - - -
fangDg companies is Of the heroic Tfsss X the
aiamo his y nfst appearances 10 public life waA - the
.ince Efic however he la located as az atornsv s
Austin The people Of Texas would naturally feel pffas
y seeias shs son sustain sns character Of the father
1890 'aa9ins e uasyesson and stcppsaga day or
he siz tse rea - ~ ~ ht - ~ - 'nss
this xaHst moans into buggy and drvs from tse to
" ma:ss N winding through different portions cf the
- "a NJ M ~. sse sols q sns most svssy reaide'ces
ssablfsrents rerctinx hoor an ths us.ietors and
credit on The He will Ne eaptyatsd BIZ long and
ssfses vac and sracIoas psxfscty straight
sh"rongh.a "a ~ he Sn5 y 2. sss ssrgsnsse nI
Orleans San Antonio aud ost a sts a,isr s,tiss- Il
cities. 4. s SS
What fuss over squad Of huts
The editor the Austin State Times has boon favored
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25
A sTANPEDE.-A correspondent Of the Balti-
Sum- writing from New Mexico, thus describes .

i,uIo NIatanS NEW iASAicot tiAs uoHoAtss1
stampede OF horses and uanaes tazs Psssnas
To vary the opotony of the march, the 30th July
about O'Clock at nght while the Arkansas and ia the
midst of the encamped Indians horsss took it
their wise brains to have fnndango in the shape
stampede and it was ene in all its senss, whsthsr Of
width, depth o. breadth The night semi trausu-
one half dull moonlight considerable shutting
of Of the lunar orb by Clouds when trembling, stamp
Ing shudderiDg passed through our pcksted horses from
end Of the camp to another {the camp think
half mile long and two three hundred yards wide)
filed with about four hundred led hoes and all the train
mules, numbering perhaps six seven hundred
The next Instantaneous jerking Of the iron
picket pins and heltsr-skelter rumblin, breakneck
of every animal the great danger of every body
the picket pins had attached grazing rope forty feet
long, which gave beautiful play to the pin hsirg in all
directions Sideways, upwards siandicutar, ane every
which way to enianger life, but fortunately soul
killed seriously injured The opinion that sub
ect is universathe like could not happen again without
i number under similar circumstances being sent to
kingdom and knocked into smashed potato For
tunatey Uncle In two three days all the horses
but sixty seventy and about thirty mules rscov
ered-nuch abused animals they looked to be.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

EXECUTION OF BEHERHAN. -- The NewYerk
Times has full report Of the particulars Of the exeeuion
of Nicholas Beheehan, the murderer of Mr.. and Mrs
wickhau at Catalogue, Long Island. We extract the
following:
At eight minutes past IL o'clock the doomed
grasped the hand of Father Mccarthy kissed several
times and his last words were, Oh Lord do have mercy
my SOUL do do feel sorry transgressed the Fifth
Commandment Oh, Lord Oh, Lord!''
The Fifth Commandment in the Catholic Bible reads
thus: Thou shalt not kill
At ten minutes after IL o'clock the Priest sgnifed to
the Sheriff that all ready and tine officer of the
law immediately severed the rope with heavy blow OF
the broad the weights fell to the ground and the
wrstched suddenly elevated into the air. The
jerk not Of sufficient force aocate his neck,
sequenty he struggled very hard, and his life pro-
longed in great suffering
Physicians Of the opinion in regard to the courage
of Beheehan that he had been permitted to stand three
minutes longer under the gaows with the rope around
his neck he would have fallen to the ground corpse
his great fright would hare produced DEATH
The body was permitted to hang forty minutes.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

INfrIALs.-U e.. .Mesars Managers Of the Havana
lottery Publishers Presbyterian Mr. d. sail
heepee Sd Municipality II -. Steamer Empire
WIN a.. Secretary Commercial Lodge No u 1 o r.
Oyster Establishment Picayune Landing opposite Jack
Square. W. G. KENDALt4, r. nj,
NKw oaLsArs, Dsc. a. 1854. es re
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

Miss Josephine Bankiey, the escaped novice
has written short but pointed letter TO the New York
Herald the appearance of The letter Of yndeation
from the Lady superoress Of the institution IN which
she says thas In few days she viii have sch testimony
At ccmrsna es win setsie the sfis.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

NJEW ORLEANS, JACK i "a I'm 7zasls::::.=s,s
DAILY Accommodation and Freight Train
Depot Of Caiope and Soils sreets osYkA
State Line Sundays eyeepted) at O'Clock a. NJ Trains
leave oYKA DAILY (suniays esepted s o'clock A. NJ
Freight 70 be correctly Marked and delivered ut
mi e - 80 WARREN A. GRICE, Superintendent Trausn.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

4 tUMBER NOTICE-We are now receiving a
regular supply Of choice Cypress
pf SAWED Cypess Shingles and Lhs which,
usual complete yellow Pine Lumber
ouildera aud othera invited call eYamne.
dis I'm \ WARD 4 Co and 81. Iosepb atreer
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

A private letter received at NewYork on the
10th instant from Europe. that the steam propeller
William Penn was stranded in the Black Sea during the
stormy period She was taken some time since
by the English Government as transport.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25
MONDAY MORNING. DECEMBER rs, 1864.
UNCAILED-FOR LETTERS.
LADIEs, r,rsT.

List Of Letters remaining In the Post-ofice at New
Orleans December a. 1854.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

wnleave on TUESDAY, December IS, Q O'Clock PM.
ElyOR GREENW 0OD, LEFLoRE, VA Hssg ~
a ZOO CITY all points yanoo River-ThO
light ght JOHN sTRADER, Brown,
nater freight board
or to SHAW d ZuNTS. Agents,
Nos. 50 aud Al Front and 40 aud Al Fulton ssreat
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25
RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

Will leave TUESDAY, December "a. al o'clock P N.
ESORs sLOUISYILLE--The steamer s.y ~
FANNY BULLITT, Gapiain.I.. B. Dun sssaaess
Tho all intermediate land
Ing. BELL BUCHANAN q co. a5 Magaxina strset ags
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

aN w. COELER, Importer and Dealer in
ILL .RRANDIEs, WINES, coRDIALs and HAVANA CIGARS.
dispatched with puncuay city
their residences
| ity, ,irsa fcharge
Name but choce articles sold here.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-13
Foreign Ports.

CID at sydney 5. W, Sept. p bark Arsna Ankers Ma
nills, land remained 18th
Arr Honolulu Oct. a. bark Mallory, Elliot Prince Fred
erick Sound, with ice.
coquimbo Oct IS ship Propeto, Lsue Valparaiso, will
proceed 10 Iquque to finish dy for Boston.
Al Rio JsneiIo Oct e. ship Sarah Boyd Caso rnE;
ship Sophia Walker disg bark Nevada Policy. Orleans
2e,b Oct bark Sarah Nichols New York 29sh Oct bark
Rhone wig caro-; bark Maine Law Demmins DISC bark
John Wesley Curtis wig oarao bark HunnEton Corner
do; bark Lspuns ds for baltimore; bark Oregon rts.
cargo; Grecsn, bird Manila put back Leaking
bs Spirit Seventy Peed I'D Oct 2e for New Orleans
big Mary Mckee Wig cargo; brig Blnsto. wig cargo
Al ConstaDnople 9Th ult bsIk Rose Pool Harding Tor
smyrna day finish loading for Bostoni Volaneer for
Gallpoh
No American vessel al Smyrna 10th ult
Messns 18th ut banks Promot Gorham from Leghorn
for Boston, AzO Simmons for Philadelphia Mary Gley, for
New. YORK; brig Smyrna Grozier for Boston
At Aspinws Nov go schr John Pardy. Htmin from Boco
Del Tors Z,h Clinton Waterman TePg wig orders from
kew.loik.
A. San Bla previous to Nov go schr Sonora HIington,
for New York, ldg
At St Thomas "a inst s'esmerB Franklin aud bark Catha.
rine Augusts,
CID Sydney C. B. 2ist u brig John Dasus. Levasche,
Boston
Ar HalifaI 18th ult schr. Mary Lang Manichi tor
Boston; 18th brig p Beck Adams Pctou for Providence
AT at Yarmouth n. s. 9Th inst sehr Antelope, Gem,
Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-13
n.n,. H.,a y. Ru... l.l.ssi urs.D., L.osns Bri..

p.n,. H.,a vs Ru~sr Islass; UresDs, Lsc'ns' bFs'
te,; n Chin, I.., An,r,oo Sears from New York; Hsh
deIerg Williams FROM Hsyrs 2st Oct CnAmp'"a UNA
v,tsr from Hamburg let Oct ". II. H.
80, .hp, Uulon paws HswYork; y. W Brnne Laniis,
IIyerr ooi; Laure Lindsey do hsrss Masstse, $3.50
do borsee Carver, ChArisson schr May b'iss' in'P
SEwBuRYPoRr-ss. Dee. g. ,ehr. Garland Paai rhurlo'
PHiLADFLPHIA-Arr Dec. II. steamship oastet CITY,
He6rdon Charleston; bark sophis Caine New'Yos; pig
Tmms Bseker Boston, schD George, Russell, seP5t,i W
w Cherry, wsienan, Norfolk Maria Flemins' O'dirsy'
PoRTLANDIArr Dee brig Josiah lex Spencer orisoss
Vt. H.vsns CID bhs' r. Hssns' sProll H'vsaai FOR
PRoyioESGEA pss ,sh AsR.s Jsalin', sat,
Iesyiti James River, Convert BO1lt Albany :oops oset2n
Pron New York Hsrves'. Corwin. do CID big Cs,hsune
Rogers cslburT A.s,r. All Dec w. .os cs..st
c Sawyer Sawyer, BsltmoIei Applr.,is. E1fIeot;'
PhiisdeIThi his; VIM Williams Rogers do MY A LGve
Oh rch Absuy; Science Glsdding dc sooP Rhode iani
hRRoocSIANp-Arr %. schr. Juno Portsmouth, Mount
Essl Ame' S,a fo scr Bridse. NewYorf
ST MARKs-Arr Nov .. bark Llewsllyn sherm'n n
yort bheJ AsteI,on pa, n' Fac,
SEARsPoRT-sld 18th brss J. C. Nichols Hsvaa'i Dee
sIvANNAH~ Ar Dee g. ship Sir Charles iaper. Pettl.
gill Cry Point Va bark Geoe.Fecd. Fsys Sew fotsi o,s
NewYOrk CD bark FransliD Isrl Say; Lyerpoa At
7ih bark Culcma Grant. Sevfork ca SHIPS sSnta'sy
Ries Lsoo FsW,rd 9snsn S S sssn,s son New
Vol AT sth hark 'ascon Msyo s,0n CID bns Csrri'
bee, Durh,m, for northern port. UNI. ,A.-. IAN.
zibar; zotoH Geo Bailey. Ports n South America Art
ieb s'lI TIs.dysn Pss:dasps.i ;eaIs s at;s
Jane Warren New York Sid sehrs X Miller Peacoek'
fSWiTqn,IYGroE N C-Cd Dee 8 s.hr LAmutine, Bisss,
NewYors OH sehrs. Ben, ZOl. New'YorAi Charles Mills
jackson, York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-13
HpOI<en. DC,

Nov a. lat "a a. lon IS &C. sehr Onward from Boston for
Aaksras % DAYS out with loss of foremost heed and main
fopnss-supped with by shr j. J. Taylor st NT Or
lean. from fsrlps Bay.
York Aug z for CAllso.
IS lat SO Ion H. ship Sky Lark Dow from NswYork
for China
Oct 20 lat 81 Ion. 81 a. wssseen ship Caroees Hos
nsr Of ard from Philadelp his for Rio Janeiro.
Nov 10 a. Ion Is ship Parliament Putnam, from Liver
pool for Boston.
Dec lat 49, or IS 90 ship victors, from Liverpool for
Eew-YoTk
Dec Of Nantucket b. scbr Helen Maud 20 days from
Fsn ouh sa for New-York, aud supplied with pro-
visions
Nc date lat min lon - H. bsrk Kiklsnd, Benthai
from Savannah Tor Rio Jsueiro
date lat 40 A. lon H. ship Richard cobdea Ofani Is I'm
Bremen for New.York
Dec s Sc 40 n on IS W passed ship Cheshire, Of
Boston from New Orleans for Baltimore lying TO under close
Nov lat 20 s. lon IS &c. ship wm- Ward (Br) from Llv
erpool for Mobile
Nov IL of the Csskets, American ship from -, for
Rotterdam.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-13
Arrived.

L. s NJ steamship A-sust. Lyon Savannah Dec to L.
knehiL Dee 10, 10 40 r. NJ, hstsras Light sN.W., Is
miles distant sixnsliIed steamship knoKvile IL p saa
sed ste snship Jas Adger
T. s. NJ steamship soutaerner Evan CharestOn 50 hours
ude end TO 5poford Tisson Co. Sunday Dee
10 IS miles n Cape Hstterss echansed asuss with
steamship Knoxville, hence for savannah. Same night 81
NJ exchanged signals with stesmsh James Adgef hence
for Charleston
Ship heIIy Clay Csnsins Liverpool ndss snd $40
psaseS.ers to sPeHOd, TestOu Co Experienced heavy
westerly gslea
Ship NieksbuTs Hughes NewOrlssns Nov. 81 adse to W.
Nelson Son
Ship os~efs, Williams, NsWOreans 20 DAYS ui1se 70 w
ke.son Son
Ship Di.s Weber Liverpool 81 days coal and 81 pssen.
bafftow Pope Nov 49, lat u a. Ion Is 81 spoke
hshE rsehooner ken Of harbehesd from Grand Banks for
bsrbletesd
ps,sepgsr to Pope Go.
Bark Chsree Brl ussvorth Newcastle 60 days eo.; to
Bsielsy Ltirs ston.
.ifKIrress Bos, Hsvsna Nov. IS sugar ses,n &c to
p King Co.
Bhg S,lOn. LOeth,rt osl,. 10 days I.,hs to Simpson
Mathew
sehr Helens Stubs Wilmington days. naval stores to
McCresdy Mot; Co Sailed In CO. with .r, Marin. and
Hamlet hAlloet, for New-York-
schr EbcneIer Or Gaudn Mtnteydeo e2dsys hide. A.
70 Green. Dec - lat IN lon 70 IS spofe schr East
"re, Lavender, from Boston for 0oasives
Big Tosrs, Layton, kondoat coal for Boston
sehr. Mm- Tyson. Lowell Philadelphia fos Boston
ecsr VIM Greeory, Crockett Rockland, hne
schr Julian WEBB, Lowell, Rondout coal. bound east
schr Hubicon, -, New Haven
SAILED-ship Western Continent Burnh. fer San FINN
cisco; Amazon, Eoyey, fer Lonson.
Also 'esnsh.p Star Of hs Vest for San Juan sh, Abon
fos Liverpool.
BELOw-Two ships and two bslis unknown
Withholding the day. W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-13
Go nlarincrs.
mo SHIP. MAsTERs.- The attention Of 4

Two SHIP MASTERS.-The attention OF the
Board Of Under- has recently been eSiea 70 ms,
valuable GENERAL CHART OF tue COAST Fh0N
Gay BEAD TO CAPE HENLOPEN. fcon Surv y unoef
N, direction Of f. 3 HASSJBR aud d BADhE surper.
neudepts OF Survey of the Coast Of the United states
Published In 1881. $500. .,,.n- ~,
II is tbe alignment Of the Board that this CHART sh)ud be
he rsscu of every ship Maser rsdaE and from the
mort Of New Yok; and II confidently behaved thar Il the
directions are csrsfuy observed. and Tue LEAD ANU
LINE PROPERLY USED ny COMPETENT HANDS, nc
vessel would be stranded shores Of Long Island on New
Jersey uuless driven by hurricane.
In earnestly hob.d that every Navigator who regards not
merely the SAFETY property bat his reputation aud ne
nterrsts of humanity viii avs himself Of the means By which
shpw7sck and may b. avoided except
those very rare hich hum sk and vigilance are
ovsrruled BY the eeuenis -,
The Board proper publish herewith the following
extracts from the Sailing Directions which accompany the
rls,, ,bovs referred to FLLWOOD WALTER,
pee o 1884 Secretary Board Of Underg rers.