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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-02-17
EVENING SESSION.

The bill Incorporating the Bank of Clarendon was
read the third time.
AN amendment by Mr.. Outlaw compelling the
President and officers to make returns on oath of
the specie capital subscribed which was adopted in
the morning session motion of Mr.. Shepherd
stricken out. Yeas 81 Nays 2.
The bill passed its third reading Yeas 81, Nays o.
And ordered to be enrolled
The bill to incorporate the Bank of Plymouth
Washington County read the second time
An amendment by Mr. Singeltary reducing the
Capital to $4,000 was accepted by Mr.. Gillian.
Mr.. Outlaws amendment requiring the return of
the specie subscribed to be on oath was rejected.
The bill passed its second reading. Yeas A,
Nays 25.
Mr.. Settle presented resolution that message
be sent to the Senate proposing to adjourn tomor-
row at II o'clock.
On motion of Mr. Turner the resolution was laid
the table. Yeas 49, Nays 80.
On motion of Nv Gillian the rules were suspend
ed and the bill read the third time and, yeas 40,
nays 81.
The House took recess until o'clock.
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SENATE.

WEDNESDAY, FeD. IT, 100.
The bill to incorporate the Rutherford and Nc
Dowell Plank Road and Turnpike Company was
read three times and passed
The bill in relation to the 9th Judicial Circuit
passed it's third reading
The senate agreed to the amendments of the House
to the bill to recharter the Bank of the State, and
the Bank of Cape Fear, with some slight amend
mentS.
The engrosscd bill concerning salaries and fees
was amended so as to increase the salary of the
Comptroller to 81 25O and that of the Secretary OF
the State to 200 and his fees and passed its third
reading.
number of private bills and resolutions were
passed.
The Senate then took a recess
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EVENING SESSION.

The following bills were laid on the table: bill
to authorize County Courts to subscribe for Railroad
stock; bill to lay off County of the name of
Graham; bill to lay off County of the name
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We see that the "Black Swan gave concers h.
Washington City the other evening, before a .nt
ionable audience. She doubtless produced Ts"'
sation. WsI At'3'"'
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(From the Philadelphia Bulletin Sept. 49,
Yesterday morning shocking murder discovered
near the mouth Of Salem Creek, on Tuesday last.
II appears that on the morning of that day party
started from this city in the steamboat above named
an excursion to Salem, N j. There were about two
humid ed and fifty board, up in great measure
of the rowdy population of the lower Districts though
there were some respecta BILE persons board
man named CHARLIE Brown, aged about thirty. four
years. who resided in South street. above Front south
side went board 10 Assist at the eating bar but it
not positively known whether he did not. He did
not return thing heard from him until We'd
nesday evening when his brother went down to Salem
and there the body, which had been found short
time before the mouth Of Salem creek An cxan1-
nation of it disclosed the fact that his death the
suit Of violence. His skull was fractured apparently by
q club billy-a cut on the side of the neck seemed
TO have been inflicted by knife other sharp ntru
entthere besides cut on the back Of one
hand and several and braises percepble up
on other parts Of tn body.
The Coroner of salem county summoned jury, and
proceeded to hold inquest ON the body but the iuyeS-
gation was continued for the of testimony IL being
Imposed that the hands on ard the Miautnomi would
able to throw tight upon the affair Up TO last
evening the result of the investigation had not been re-
eiyed. II that there was constant lighting on the
boat from the time he lett the wharf until she got to
Salem just she left Salem fight arose during which
Of the lights put out. 1t seems as at this
time Brown knocked in the head and thrown over
board as he not after this occurred There i
the print of bloody hand the side of the boat and
uppoition is that he caught hold after being forced
overheard and his hand cut loose, which accounts
for the wound the back OF the hand One OF the party
the way mp overheard to say we've got rid of
the son of -, and he'll not trouble ms any more"
Igh arrests have been made of persons well known to
the police of the lower wards of the city Another person
implicated is understood TO be still al large.
This afternoon the prisoners had hearing before
Mayor Conrad Their names rs follows WIN. Nc.
Ginley, James Robert Somers, John Somers, Richard
Bond Yank Morgan alias Francis Morgan Reddy Patton
alias Geo. Patton Peter johnson, Peter Easerday. alias
Pete oysterdock, and Elijah S. Kerkenslager.
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Is that the fault lies with Andrade one doubts
the courage OF Alvarez At Chaputepec General Bravo
commanded, where he was made prisoner He died last
year. In this action one officer fell whose name at the
time attracted attention, but whose history Is
somewhat peculiar. This gentleman was Colonel xico
encal pronounced Hicotencal) He the last inea
descendant Of one Of the old Tascalan nobility, whose
ancestor ut the time Of the Spanish conquest Joined
Cortes. You will recolect the republic of Tlascala
united with the Spanards in their attack Mexico and
consequently not conquered by Cores. The district
Of llafeaa, IL is called since the conquest not
therefore treated as province subdued, but on
the contrary, the llascalan nobility iniermarred with
the conquerors and Spanish ladies' while the people pre-
served all their rights and ieges and were not dyd
ed among the followers Of Cores happened through
ont The empire Of Montezuma. ! may remark that
in the battle Of Chapuepec find the name Of Comon
fort who was serving volunteer in OF the bata
ions OF the National Guard This gentleman has recently
become famous from his defending the fort at Acapulco
against the attack Of Santa Anna Comonfort has been
in command Of the libcrating army under Alvarez and
has distngu he'd himself in Kidding Mexico OF that ty
rant His SeI Hghness Santa Anna. AT the mention
OF Tie names Of Alvarez and Comonfort Major Kimball
proposed Tin cheers for those chiefs Of the beatng
my and for their The cheers were given with
guso.1 Gen. RAMSEY in continuation said-I thank the
company in the names o Comonort and Alvarez for the
honor done TO Them which would be appreciated Aya-
is in heart and action republican, DESTROYS only for
the welfare of his country under liberal government
He framed constitution for the State of Guerrero which
would fayoYably compare with those Of states
IL Is the only constitution in Mexico which provides for
trial BY jury. But must close my remarks, which l
have been too lengthy for the OCCASION Let me only
say that Gen. Eea, who attacked in the siege of
Iueba Is also among the dead thank you, gentlemen,
Tor the attention you have given to this statement, and
only regret it il necessarily so imperfect.
Tic Il eech Of Gen. Ramsey listened to with pro-
found attention and greeted with much applause At
lis conclusion the officers crowded around him to express
their thanks and to request him TO furnish copy for
publication the historical portions were particularly
interesting. In compliance with their wishes he has
done
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NayyA by the N1Rlla


The corner stone of an immense granite monument.
commemorative Of the landing Of the Pilgrims is 10 be
eao at plymouth the LIST of August 1856 Thirteen
Sesrs is the maximum OF time allowed Tor its codsruc.
6ion and is expected TO be of the most
monumental structures in the world.
The President has recognised Gerhard Jansen Vice
Consul Of oldenburg at New York
AT a wedding party given near panceyvlic in Hay.
wood county, Penn, few days ago, fortyh of the
guests poisoned One man Is dead, and several
ther persons not expected to The poison
contained in Of the in9redn OF cake used
abe occasion.
The sales of the public lands for the fiscal year ending
yune 1860 have been larger than before, with the
exception Of the year of speculation 1885 when there
were aggregate Of 90 900 acres They have
been this year 16 066 1866 yielding to the national
Treasury $40, 90.
The boil oil house attached TO Me- srs James Lee
So inseed oil factoy Meridian street Fast Boston,
took tire the 11th inst and entirely destroye
and an end OF Of the main holdings was slightly
injured The loss Of oil building &c will not exceed
80 COO. insured
John 'laney, patent leather japanner infhe employ
az be-sTs Howell Co, Of Newark ~ j., found in
sensible under the fairmount bridge. He died shortly
nftef oeng iound seems probable that he sitting
en- the wall smoking -egav and fell Oh iracturng his
skull in the fall.
A. the Oneida County Fair to be held at Rome on the
1th Goth snd 9th inst there j. be given 10 ladies
premium Of a silver cup Sh for the best exh hilton of
- aruanshp second beat silver cup $2 third best
|, MIR cup or IS; fourth best, silver spoon or So
S. Eaton OF Syracuse, Onondaga county has been ar.
1esed fog forging pension papers He was held in S.
ha "a appear before the T. s Court in that city in octo
Ger next.
The frst engine and tender PISSED the Lchigh
Sses Railroad bridge the 7th inst. The whole road
"a BE opened and through trains be run from New York
70 Nsach Saunk by Monday next.
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Naval Intelligence.

The following extract is from letter dated NavyTard
Warrington, Florida, Sept. 7, 1885,
There about two hundred men employed in this
yard at present but when the steam slo ,pof war
IL commenced, II will afford employment to many
The force mployed are chiefly at work on
the dry dock, which Is undergoing thorough repairs,
found necessary since the mammoth clipper ship Monarch
Of the Sea, was taken into her capacous stomach.
Annexed is correct list of officers of the L. s. steamer
Fulton, now off the Navy Yard:-Leut. Commanding
John X Mitchell; Acting Master John X Wilson; Watch
Officers, Past Midshipmen A. b. Cumming, Henry Will
son, John Irwin A. Ward Weaver; Purser, William G.
Marcy; Assistant Surgeon, s. DUNCAN First Assistant
Engineer r. II. Long: Third Assistant, G. r. Woodend;
j. i. Kimba Charles Shredder Alexander Greer; Cap
tain's Clerk, John Ianghorne.
The United states sloopofwar Saratoga sailed from
Boston on Wednesday morning, bound on cruise.
The Post says-The officers of the steamer San Jacnto
ordered to report themselves Commodore Boarman
the goth inst She is to be the flag ship of the East
India squadron under the command of Commodore Arm
strong who is 10 relieve Commodore Abbot the present
commandant on that station.
The sloop war Ievant Is in complete order for
and reported yesterday ready to receive her
officers and She is also in ended for the East la
service
United States frigate steering east, signalzed
23d u lat. 80 IS, Ion 49, by ship Dorcas Prince at
Boston.
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BROADWAY THEATRE Tomorrow night will be the
opening OF the regular dramatic season at this establish
port is to personate the character OF .sRchard H. y in
Shah peare's tragedy Of that name. He will be sup
whiting, Nine. Ponis and Mrs. auckland. The closing
piece will be the Wandering MINSTREL Mr.. W. Chap
man appearing as Jem Baggs
NiBros GArpEs.-w V. wallace's popular opera
called mariana, 10 be produced tomorrow evening
by the lyne and Harrison English opera company. The
role Of Mariana win be sustained by Miss L. Pyne and
that Of Ion Cesar BY " Harrison.
BowFRy TBEArgE-Shakspeare,s tragedy Of +" Hamlet,
will commence the amusements tomorrow night, Mr. j.
w. Wallack, jr appearing Hamlet, and Mrs. W. Ward
a. Gertrude The terminating piece will be the amusing
farce OF "A Kiss In the Dark
ByRTos's THTArRf The new and original comedy Of
still Water Runs Deep will be repeated tomorrow
night with the same good cast together with new
ccmedetta styled the ANONYMOUS Correspondent and
the laughabe farce Of the "Clockmaker's Hat"
wMtAoK's TnEArRE.-Brougham new and very sue
cessul comedy Of the 'Game Of Love- win be repeated
to morrow evening. The cast Is capital The petite
comedy Of the "sIitai6elds Weaver - will terminate all
METROPOLITAN MISUNDERSTANDING tragedy o, "Andro-
aque il to be performed for the fret time in America
me "a ~ ots a. Hamma
will also be played
woop's MSsrHms-The popular farce Of Ozark Deeds
is announced for tomorrow evening in conjunction with
The usual negro performances.
BpCKIEy's SrRksApERs.-The pleasing burlesque
s. somnambulan will be produced tomorrow evening
in which the new prima donna will appear as Anina
Mrs. GINS formerly Miss Graddon, OF the theatres
Covep Garden and Irury Lane. will commence her in
stIuctve entertainments, entitled The Hibernia at
the Apollo Rooms on the ss,h inst.
Antoine Ravei came In the steamship Ariel and
there have been several e'ings with closed doors,
between this white Knight and the direction at
Nbl,s Garden. Francois Ravel also Is In this city
and Jerome is said is ganzing st'opg force in E
toTe carry out novel enterprise into by
Mr.. Niblo and the havel Family We know what such
powerful combination do and therefore we look for
CAV teAson at the Garden. We have Just hea I'd that
Antoine returns 10 Europe for few days only to mar.
slal the forces under Jeromes command .nd then re-
turns with them TO this country. Mr. Nibo IL now on
his way home from Europe. There is evidently fun
ahead.
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Port of New York, September IS, 1855.

CLEARED.
ss,,esmshp Alabama, sehenek sayannah-s Michll
Steamship jamestown, Parrish, decentralization Plea.
Ship Ship De Wit Clinton Fupk LaysrposI-Tsyor Rich.
Fax :s Saeac. De Forc. Co.
sr. Porsna sh Brace en-. coys MsAEaa,
i'ris Phantom OBJ, Knight, :, John, NB-m L Rouh b
Brig Rosale 13r. Holmes st Johns-D De WOLF.
E Ers SsH @ s sons ssA Fe.c
Brig Mary, Walker savannah Mccready. Mott & Co.
schr Iaura Gertrude Farcbilds Chareson-Doner Pot
scbr A. De Ros;et, Daniels wilmIagon-polaer Potter
ss%r nansn hhHRss HAND Mckee
schr f hsrr1s. AnS HarrngtGn Hatch
ssbr z Knight wilson, o.,on~s " Lewis Ee"'
ssr s's @sst ssss Ssw sssn-xa
sIoop Jas tGorham Andrews FAN RverMaster
asi.on Isys Line
Sges 4 TSapss n
Steamer Western Port Berry MISUNDERSTANDING Dine.
ARRIVED.
ship sebago clipper, of Porand) Jones Liverpool Aug6
s Az with %as
srd Sm esps cssr to the Banks In 80
Snip Ssrs1Fo q bruaswcs, Alexander Newport July Is,
Bsrt Maan.as Sof Richmond. Libby, Cardiff 50 days with
BARK clsrsss %sssn Trinidad de Cuba II days with su
gar, 70 Yznaea del Vale h Co - -" "
Tbee,
with shI 70 Buck Co. Sept H. lat 40 ~ Ion 90
schr War Of Warren, bound from Thomaston for Mo
New Bedford steering Sc
fsrk Stanley Orb lee Nassau. Mp 10 days with tobacco
&c 10 Bacon Sargent Co. Sept 10 OF spoke brig
MONTAGUE, from Wareham Mass for 81 Marys Ga
Hark Elizabeth Bars {Br), Warrington Salt Cav IA DAYS
with salt 10 Tucker Bebiboirn. - 49,
Bark West Wind Sanders sonngton, In ballast to Brode
Bark Mend new Miller Guiord c. "A hours in ballast
Brig Cascade r) Raymond Cardiff Aug as, with iron, to
Brig Snow Harvey, POr, Prince. Aug Is, With log
Brig Brooks (of Bosan), Drisco Aux Cages, sdays,
witt coffee and logwood TO Brett, son A Co.
Brig Macy Means of scdeewick) Hopkins Mansania Gu
ba "a with sugar moaeses &c, TO Curtis: vessel
Nesmfh sons; The leaks badly, having ashore
The Rorner sboa on Friday night
Brig oeeanus l,reml, Springer Angostura, Aug IS, with
Brig Clyde Br wippei Windsor. Ms, IL days with pas.
Brs Col VIM Cosens ccf surry) cogeus jacksonville Is
DAYS with lumber, 70 y J Peters.
brig Laura Stuart Barrel Island, Ga, with sugar May
hcw Taibo, 4 Co
sterling cBr Barker Windsor Is days with plaster
sshr Helena Orr Roberts ric,ou, IA days with coal TO-
schr Aurora, wilson HALIFAX Ms days with fish ,oJw
Hunter.
schr Emny, Martin, wlmlngob nc, sisys.
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TIE WILL OF ABBOTT LAwRENCE.-The will
Of NJ. Lawrence proved in the Probate Court Of
Boston the 10th instant 1t is quite vouminous AMI
very minute in its directions in regard to the requests
and trusts. The items and trusts of public in
terests and Importance are given below The
Of $4,000 to the Scientific School the Presi-
dent Of Harvard College Hon. Samuel A. Eliot and John
A. Lowell Esq The trustees Of Model Houses for which
purpose $50 600 is given James Lawrence, nger
soil Bowdch. Esq and Hon. George II. Kuhn. They
are to have charge Of the property created by the
trust and make yearly distribution of certain portion
Of the income among the public charitable institution of
Boston and present annual report Of their dong
and expenditures to the Mayor and Aldermen The do.
nation Of coo to the Public Library of Boston ia to be
kept fund.- the income Of which is TO be applied to
meraed in the will the general trustees having charge
of the estate are James Lawrence Benjamin 5. Rotch;
Charles Hamilton Parker T. Bigclow Lawrence and Alb
bolt lawrence Jr The instrument date Of January
u, 1855. Itaccupies nineteen folio sheets.
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AN APPEAL TO THE LADIES.

FRIDAY, 10 O'Clock A. II.
Pray suggest to through the columns Of your valu
able HERALD the manner in which relieve the Nor
fol sufferers One contribution unless q very large
would not do much good might not fund be raised if al
would forward and each contribute her
mi'es am mother, therefore must be content 10
main nt home and be useful. ! cannot he happy while
iieei am leaving II act mercy unperformed 40 time
must be lost. For Gods sake suggest something whereby
immtdiate relief may be afforded. NJ X. IL.
ANs~ER.-The treasurer Of the Norfolk and Portsmouth
teef fund may be found at the Leather Manufacturer
Bauk No. 45 William street.-Ep. Herald.
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- 49,, =, heote lion. Ju4ge Clerke.
cor Cnurch report 81 referee that defendants not
h'i,ied TO recover, Is confirmed
The Cheshire Bank Siias teron and otbers Motion
tpied. without costs.
7he Erie City Flank VS. John A. Raweu Case settled
IN the matter Of Charles Jones for discharge Prelim
cry objections o,erruled
Mary A. Rugges vs.. Drish, gussles Judgment OF
ivorce granted,
Nary Hutschenrenther Friedman Hutschrurenther
r. proof Of adultery, and none showing plsatis 70 Ne an
L.es,a4s u III. Sis,e.
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y DEATH FROM HYpHornonrA.-On the 10th inst

r DEATH FROM HYDRoPB0BIA.-On the 10th inst
mnn named William White, for several years slip ten
der Tor the Camden and Philadelphia Steamboat Ferry
Company died In the most terrible psroxysms OF hydro
phoba, In Camden II appears that about the middle Of
July he was bitten on the hDger by cat on Walnut
stree. slip and suffered much from the effects Of the he
at the time but the wound apparently healed after
q week and nothing was thought OF IT, Mr.
White continued TO attend 10 his business until some
time during Saturday when he complained OF his ha nd
paning him and violent psngs darting through him.
continued 10 grow worse and until hydrophoba
with its appalling effects seized him, and he obliged
be tied TO prevent his doing harm In this condition
he Gemaincd Unit. death ended his misery,
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While the gas filters engaged in stopping leak
in the ppes In the store OF John " Barbee at Sa
vanuah the eth ns the gas exploded with terrible
effect destroying everything therein. and dreadfaIly
child Vi IL. Dsrbee, who CHANGED to be IN the room
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UtFUTy ffcdI'H OIIICtI
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

notice in your paper OF this date statement that
yesterday and brought before Justice Osborne
on charge Of defiauding the sixth Avenue Railroad
Company Of the of sixtysix cents; and that j. H.
Rudd states IN affidavit, that he in No. 25 or
which was conductor and made memorandum of the
number Of passengers the fares Of which amounted to 81
&c, and that returned but seventy cents. That have
been arrested Is true and my object in referring to it Is
to ino the public that have given bail for my appear
ance and am preparing TO meet the charge against me-
whenever opportunity offers; and think safely
add that when that time arrives, shall he enabled
show up the management Of said company far their
persecution Of self is concerned in light be
onved. am informed that the officer who arrested
urged by the agents of the company TO take from
(Which he did all money, papers and things of value
except my wearing apparel: and II not unu this
morning that succeeded in obtaining promssory
notes, watch, all the money had (some few dollarsj
from the cert of the police trust that if the charge
proves groundless there is sufficient law and justice 10
the con munty TO remunerate me for the treatment
have received which most assuredy shall ask for and
until the matter is investigated only request snspen
sion Of public opinion. J. p. HAYDEN
NEW YORK. Sept. is. 1855.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.

STEAMERS TO AND FROM HAVANA.
sABE-From Charleston 18th and 4th due Havana 22d
And ih. From Havana 10Th 18th New York 18th
aud lst
CRESCENT Crrr-Trom New York a. arriving at Havana sh
and New orleaus 10th. From New Orleans 20h Havana I'D
due at New York 18th
EMPIRE CRY On NEW GRANADA-from New York 18th
irving ut Havana sd aud New Orleans
leans 9th, Havana ath due al New York 18th.
BLACK WAHKioR-From New York ah. arriving nj Havana
18th and New Orleans 18th From New Orleans Havana
9Th, due ri New York ~.
CARAwaA-From New York 25ta arriving Havana goth
and New Orleans ID. From Nav Orleans 9th Havana inh
due ~ New York 17th.
CITY War'or. T-aoe. Ora Cdh6o LsaDi
H.y.na:-.S q 10 Z <
n Orleans 20 q
" due from Havana % II Is II
When the above dates fall Sunday steamers viii sal
Oh Monday They leave New Orleans A. M tide
VIII admit aud the Isabel leaves Charleston and Havana
10 A. III.
~ An packages and tztus uuteaded l,r ne New YoRx
aK1 ALD shond BE- sod,esG
ALMANAC yoRx-rHs DAY,
eUF krss.......... ~ MOON SETS. "a
sus sfrs...t.,..... W MsB wArr1. II 81
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schr Pacific Earrow. Washington, NC, 3days
Schr Sabine, Powers Newbern. days.
Schr Mary Ann Guest Blake Port Even for Haliowe Ne
Att PM the 18th BY steamtug Thomas RHeg
which carried bboom and fore rigging sprung
forctopmast.
Scbr Warrior, Whitman, RockIand.
Schr Superior, Grover, Rockland
schr Neptune Harper. Calais G days.
schr Pavilion. Dix, Calais. 6 days
Schr Sink, Hooper, Machias. 5 days.
schr Angler, Bessey, Wareham, "a hours.
schr Zeeing Best, plymouth, days
Schr julia Frances, Smith, Providence.
Schr juliet Barton Providence for Philadelphia.
Sehr Roanoke Congdon Cuddchunk. RI.
schr Paragon, Mckay Cuddehunk, RI
sloop Blackstone, Reynolds. Providence.
Slcop Harvest Corwin, Providence.
soop Frederick Brown, Gardner, Providence
Schr Tho Potter, Glover Bristol for Philadelphia Carr Fri
day.
BELOW.
Brig Emanuel Boucher tBr from Cadz-by plo, boat Geo
Steers.
Also one bark and one brig.
SAILED.
Steamships Ericsson Bremeu Alabama, Savannah; Marion.
Charleson Jamestown Richmond ship Meta, Richmond;
bark Elbe Hamburg Ship Chas Crooker FOR Liverpool has
anchored at the SW Spit.
Wind during the dey SSE.
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The soresh Up Southampton was sold auction dag
by VIM Dnmont, for 1870
Clipper bark Martha Allen, Of Boston, 25 years Old.
has been sold at Hamburg for Sl3500 Remers Schmidt
LAUNCHED-A Essex, Mass. IIth inst by James 4
Mckenzie fine feiRhnr bark of 400 tons called the Addsoa
Child owned By Capt Bell others.