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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-11
THE ROCK ISLAND BRIDGE CASE.

Before Judge MtLane, at Chambers, at
Washington City. District Of North HI
nois. The United States u. the Railroad
Bridge { ompany, ct al.
This was an application by the United
States for an Injunction against the Rail
road and Bridge Company, to prevent them
from constructing their Railroad across
Rock Island and bridges connected there
with over both channels of the Mississippi.
Plaintiffs claim that the Island is the prop
erty OF the Union for special and particular
purposes, and no State has any easement for
roads or otherwise upon il. And end. that
said bridge will obstruct the navigation Of
the river. The Judge decides that the Is
land is not now, at time of bill filed, held by
General Government for any special pur-
pose, but only as public land generally, and
that therefore the State where located could
use or grant the use of such land for road
purposes; so that part ofthe plaintiffs case
fails. As TO the impedment to navigation,
the Juige hears very conflicting testimony,
but decides that the proof is that said bridge
will not materially hazard or delay the pas.
sage OF water craft However he holds
that the United States have no rights or
laws that are injured by the bridge; but that
If States or individuals are injured in their
rights or property by it, they may sue. The
question of obs,ructing the river, we pre-
sumo, is not disposed Of in this case.
The points there decided are simply these
lst That the Island over which the Rail
road runs is in the condition OF The most of
the public lands owned by the United States
in the jurisdiction Of Illinois, and that like
that it may be subjected 10 easements Of
roads, &c.-railroads or other. And I'd,
Tha, this bridge and the grant by the Legis-
lature Of Illinois 10 the said road company,
OF the power TO erect il, 10 not any violation
of the constitutional provisions as to the
regulation Of commerce between the States,
and that, as that case shows, said bridge
really appears TO be no material obstruction
TO navigation
So the injunction prayed, restraining the
building of the bridge, will not be allowed,
and the bridge will be built.-Burl. Gar.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-11
Gam and his Forces.

The n y Herald, during the session OF
the National Council ofthe Know N1things'
seemed to be well posted in regard to the
proceedings Of that honorable body. We
have no doubt it is equally reliable as to the
strength o. the rider. and therefore publish
the following for the information of those
who seek such intelligence. The question
is frequently asked, how stands the order in
Ioua? From the subioined report il aP-
pears tina. they have nothing TO fear from
n,,hI;e;tv.-
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-11
felon.
EDITOR OF GAZETTE:

EDITOR OF GAZETTE:
Sir:-Hasing witnessed
the cure Of number Of undoubted cases OF
that very painful disorder, "Bone Felon"-
two n my own family-ty the application
Of 7ineiure Of Iodine, ] feel justified in rec.
ommending its use. 1t should be applied
with a pencil or feather three or four times
a day. >.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-11
BY CATIONS LINE.
Teleprauhed expressly for Daily Gazette
The Portland Rist.
portland, July 10.

Portland, July 10.
A second coroner's inquest over the boz
dy Of r bbins, who was killed in the late
riot, rendered verdict last evening. It"
quits lengthy and after reviewing the whole
Of the evidence declares that the deceased
came To his death by the rash and illega or
ders OF Mayor Dow, and leaving the courts
70 decide whether the Mayor is guilty OF
murder or manslaughter.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-11
"a. r..,,A 4 u. cssasry.

The Chicago Pres congrstulate' 10
readers on the great difference between the
he al,h OF that city now and in July last.-
Immediately after the fourth Of J1ly' 'sss
wear, the sholera rsged in Chicago a. "a
.pidemic, and all the .6righted Inhabitants
who had the means fied TO the country
leaving those who were forced 20 remain,
to be witnesses OF the daily desolations
which were wrought by death. The same
was the case in regard to most OF the other
large cities. From Mobile to Detroit. from
Boston 10 St. Louie, and in the small and
large towns throughout the country the
destroyer was busy day and night. and tear
and lamentation were the constant COM
panious of men and women. Now, with
the exec ption OF New Orleans, where II Is
also rapidly subsiding. there is no epidemic
disease in any Of the cities II is true 'ha'
the wors, part Of the seafon has mol ye'
come, but having escaped almost entirely
thus far. there 10 ground for hope that 'he
sane degree of health will continue TIL
cold weather. With the most oounuiui
haryes,s and an almost unprecedenteoiy
ANAL amount of sickness, surely no people
ever had greater eause for gratitude Than
the people of this country at the present
time.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-11

Nor BAD GUEss.-During anniversary
TINE in New York, boy asked his com.
psnion what was the reason for SO many
s ministers meeting together every year -
me other confidently answered, ITO ex.
change sermons, to be sure"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-11
q aiMproyed Lands.

4,n0N acres IN stoit Ccufi.,
3,sbG " = Cedar
3.rUn e. - gu.ratlnsa
Together with arge an opbi OF la din 1ohr,,I tgy,
Fose-hetk, Clinton, Marshall IasIet ma IA
gouHties
Any OF all of the a''ose lands, ci,! ip.sr praf,s
offered tor safe ~
GEORGE l.. NltkoLI-
General L.5hd Ageti.
Surseysana subdivisions OF Land "a a. e rln,,sa
estao,iee b! an -sl erieLred eLs iLeei-i M I'D
Office. sllA
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-11
Scott connfr Farm.

For sale. 30 improved Farms coutl8lifs m h
500 acres zach, and ut prices n, rit, an ,tt
per acre. We eat sHii al parties II III, vi =
take time 70 lock for them, elves Alse t,l ,,,,.f
Farms. well improved in haseltiIe esuli,; Of =.
are HHe Eoui Eclds
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-11

s0iots on 81 AVID 4th streets. vel situated MI
price and long time. "t'
20 lots in Mekenzie's subdivision, an A., a.
sfeets-Onls $500, cash.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-11
Mcintosh Addition.

~ lots on the biuG in NJ, lntosh' : Ia, audgs .at
driers varying from saC0 To $3.50 cath, Iulp I'm Z,
Lease Lots
sd lots, b auiifnily situate. IN the Ru.,eI MIA,
sion, for lease on Isyears. These lotssrr a, A., /
Main and Harrison streets OF out i0fs ma L,l5.
In the city corporation, a large IL mlcifof,tie
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-11
Nfw Aopfrtisfulfnts.
Mods, rarn for Sale.

TOO ACRES, seven miles from the city on one .,
lcJ the best reads IN he stag. IVY ,c,rs a
h,vn stnie ar cuitlyntion--iO acres tinier--s M
me rior locust grove Franz, dwellings,, vet. ~,
madious. STABILIZE, our buItaings. , GOOD nese'S a.
ing wells OF watcr-au0 Fruit trees ~ fui bearing
IN view of the masy advantages this farm Possesses,
and the advantageous terms on which y Wal. be soio
10 those DESTROYS OF obtaining d. lgnuu home, ae-
i,y will be fatal. Apply 10
'"y ,,y IN la Us & STEWART.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-11
Life Insurance.

HNHE Agency Of 1.-THE MUTUAL LIFE ~ ~, held
A ANCE gOMPANY,"of New York, formerly IN %
by Messrs. Cook " Sargent, has been 'fans''''
the undersigned. -, nest eon.
This Company I, one ofthe strongest ana re s,s,e.
ducind Life insurance Companies IN Che nue. roe go
Its present ceumul led assets aTpouni 70
Persons mol iipg policies 10 tAis Company, nav.
from his or amy other agency, may have lhsn Va d
monts reeeipied at this office. Ofice on "e''
Main betw cen Front and Second sis. ,rsn,
July IS dsw II. B. HOFFMAN Ase''
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-11

MINISTER Drowned Rev. o. 8.
Powell. Pastor Of the Congregational
Church, at Fort Atkinson, was drowned in
Rock river, at 2 O'Clock p. NJ. Monday, ID
inst. He was in the water an hour before
he was found. He leaves a wife and four
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-11

EsTRAYs.

4 BAY Horse taken up by J. r. Mad
"A ison in Pleasant Valley fp., Jsne
IN c. 1855, a little white right hind foot,
about years old. by J. Wisely in Al
- ~ lens Grove Up. May "a, IS. straw
O IN berry roam mare with aroNi in her
MILK breast, \ year. old.
Also, by J. Bartly In lie Claire Tp.,
prime saw logs, marx ed with grdles and letter
III" and starr. JosHU 4 ID. PATTON,
Jul, ~ Iaa5-w3l' Clerk Go. Court
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-11

D.nfor,h, of the R. l. Republican, has
been arrested for perjury and held to bail
in the sun Of one thousand dollars. From
the best information we can CLEAN from ms
city co,emporaries, the matter seems to
be prosecuted more in vindietiveness than
Win +. desire 10 see the laws enforced.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-11

The widow OF De Witt Clinton died at
the residence Of her daughter, in POUCH
kee,sie. o. Monday She was in the 7sd
- - 90 4le.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-11

THE SwEpEsBoRGIAss.-A general Swe-
denborgian convention assembled IN Boston
an the 4,h instant, OF which the Rev. Dir.
Worcester, of Boston. was chosen Pres'-
dent. The attendance was quite large,
and delegates were in attendance from the
principal cite. Of the country we De-
l;eye that this sect has been considerably
on the increase for u few years past. 10
certain class Of minds there 10 something
very attractive in its tenets. They 90 mol
90 the absurd lengths Of the clairvoyanss
and spiritual rsppcrs, but they somewhat
exceed the soberne.s of orthodoxy, and are
consequently most agreeable to those who
in addition to faith which hopes, desires
also 10 elothe the things unseen with the
Qualities of reality.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-11
NOTICE

NOTICE
THE following Goods having been a long time in
our warehouse nncaied tor will II not claimed
within 80 days be sold to pay Charge
BERWICK Son.
Bazaar Buildings, Ferry Landing.
j. Tfeli chest received by railroad
John Oliphan, box
X, ehsa,
T.. AlyorJ, I case
s. Wright, ! tanning mill
W. g. T., lthrashing machine - ..
Gardiner, large box
Il. A. DcaimHn, trunk
s. A. ChSpp
Dixon, boxes received b, river
W. Marx, j boz -
j. wilson, bundle
J. Obuck, I small box
J. Ackley, stove, received by railroad
Lowell. l box
C. Cosland, ! boy
Davenport, July 10Th. lsJ5-dlm
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-11
Mr. VAN AMBURCH

h"s' aEriuE arhiey uss'iis ~ the " iii Eft~fS
DIN bsy. foT him. al part. Of shr rnrid, IN,
pris' Tie iitIs raiirtuu l.-t
sfh vii fari..siy the TaE.s ni Oh. NJ
Anrna where t- vii sxh h he nshnF sud Hvs
tsFor. Influence tns 10 nsHBbl. dnd lerocins-
r.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-11

DISSOLUTION.
THE firm of Miller Il Shead was this day dissolved
j by mutual consent All who are debted Ia the
sad hrn wiii settle with Mr.. shead, who is author
lied 70 collect and settle a. claims.
ID. SHEAD.
Davenport, June gs 5jH d. MILLER.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-11
sIAyE SrATRS.
FREE STATES

In South Carolina the numbers are not
given, the electors in that State being cho-
sen By the Legislature.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-11
Great Excitement at
MITCHELL,S EMPORIUM

NOW IL the time TO get the worth of your money.
~ We are determined to sell of at VERY Low
PRICES what few goods have lsft, in order 10
make ample room for Stocks Of Fall and Winter
Goods. We intend 10 go East about the Goth of the
present month, and rant all the mossy can ret as
vel a. the room for the goods. q all soon and
improve this great opportunity OF buying your goods
nj these very low Prices.
II. p. & +. W. MITCHELL.
July -, '55-du
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-11
THE PROCES SION

Into to~n viii b. for,nej 10y TIE TROUPE or
EQfEstEtASs. snpsr.fy uoapted ou ih,sr gniis st
corptrd stsrds prrrcsird b, init MILITARY HANH
d,psu through thr pv,sciai sifc', Ia 80 arpfopr'sie
carriage foIla Ell u, tse senrc INDIAN EHItls aud
WARRIORS. ia native CastHtf'- ssir GA iher
tinn,Ins Ii"r,e. snd fiuts,cs aes'rstsd Hna eaafi
sanrd yah the t-tFssss- sret $50 Nshs eohtsfnms
ti~ tuat.is. tic Assitsh fsssoH es.si~d too tao
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-11
Green'a I'd Addition

aaiois IN full view OF the ri,erin r. nf,error
Prices ringing from sItJto s3,I oisIoIs ~, lV'is
particulars enquire nj our once 'A'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-11
North payenpor,
East rayenrnIt

40 handsome building tots, sfa 4 rev c,.r.
deuees, neatl. finished, for eue IN n. Ir,,,,t!,s
subdivisions ~ Lambrile, NniNt,dsldk,ih'Vnt
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-11
CITY LOTS AND RESlDEKCfs
For Sale and For Pew

CITY PROPERTY.
large number of City Lots, also lot, with
residences, stores, shops, &c for san, s,a IN
the description of which W. uId llI ttaj
can be seen al eur Office.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-11
A Good Stand for q Store,

n oSVo otduo iUI u skpft1
No. lal-a Large Frame HoLse ltb fllN ErI
oae door west OF kiiiey Street on The 'oElh .asl
Second.
House 30 fee, front By G. feet dssp--Tyo aaa1
high; making beautiful Store Room, ilsHli
room for dwelling: the lease on the lroIs AIM
budding y M be sold low.
loti-A Farm Of 100 acres in HiekoFa G We.8 y
der cultivation khG 10 acres OF Iinbvf. l. solf
siaoie- great part enclosed with los faAtitd
stock In rming utensils and sii for Ssait hsls
A Farm on Dubuque Roi
No. l6I--A Beautiful FafE' on the ! bEqut II
six mii's NpFtL of Davenport On VI glse s,Gaueth
Public House. 2&a aeres--leU under ieie tta
eultitaiion, Farm House and Barr--Pnce ~ \
acre. which Urer Ia addition to the Trop,Ti, oge
II our Advertiser and K, porter Tor Ms!.
Also
M lG5-The House aud 5 acres .l.lcCofl sfd ~
used as House Of entertainment, four m!es u !
Davenport on the raad TO lie Ciaire-1he h9zss
36si6 one aid half stories high-tcllar ssHhtr
kitchen. good well and stable attached, good "a
ton FOR the business or excellent Place liih =
geta,i- Garden. VIII be sold for sIjCO--i ti't,
applied forsou. m!s
GEO. l.. NICHOLS.
may7 Corner of Main aud serond ssiteis
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-11
A House and Lot.

Solc2-A Al OF Of 81 feet on Second .fteeg B, II 4
ieep To the Mississippi hiser near tplN (, Il
apon y irh ihor. isa good Hons. sts Ole, sslS d,
variei, of Fruit irees and gruIe ,itts ID ne ut
the iotisNery valuable Ia .nEseqLettt o. lie "a
quautit, on The river bank from sGeb ,lr ia
proprietor Is supplying matty OF the bul dI = a 4
city. Also:
49, rwor luabic lotsad joining lbs peIoiu,sl.
Also
IDA dtiiUl rev Brick House en- FfntH
near the re- deurs OF A. lie eiairs. l,q. 4 tt.sta
location ~ he biuhfruta which there 10 tsss At.
NBrs. Also:
iS-A oS CoitSge just finished with EccEssa
kit.heI IN seseIih street adjoining u ato,s M
house.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-11
An Unimproysd Lot

No e9-A B.suttiui unlla, roted Int ia GEs
Sresnd Addition. NJ. 10 Ia Block oHr; vil 3, :
low fappiiesi Tor soon.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-11

NU6AhS.-D. X. Loaf, Crushed. Po"der'u !,
prime New Orl ans Sugars, for sale b! ihe oOa y
eiali b, tju- q 22l J. NEAVER, IL -,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-11
uaimproved L I'd

100 ACRES being south ~ 5 an i =
lD(DW Section 10, T. -, 2 y. ~ niles tra,nihe
city. Terms easy. EabS D Il" AM
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-11
To-nAY,s ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.
70 LET.

DooMs suitable for ufices, Sc, on hr,t and sec
IL nna aoor OF the Hiding next TO The 10 Boob
Rooms, Brady q, bet. I'd and ID; Applyto
Z mo ii 81. ELl hpsMs * W.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-10


Az four O'Clock on Friday morning . are disco
vered by officer Robertson Of the Sixteenth ward in the
basement Of the dwell ng house No 234 West Twentieth
street occupied by the Rev. DR.. Van Keeck. The hre
men eXtnguished the are. It seems II occurred
from the heater in the cellar kindlng wood in
closet near tho heater taxing fre The damage done
estin ated at about $780, The building IL owned by
James N. Wells. The loss is covered by Insurance.
FIRE IN GRAND STREET.
Between six and O'Clock on Thursday evening
FIRE took place In the dry goods store window Of Mrs.
Ruth Walton, No. $50 Grand street, caused by some
goods coming in contact with the gaslght The loss is
estimated at about $780, covered by insurance in the
Atlantic and Lorllard Insurance companies.
FIRE IN vEsEY STREET.
The alarm Of fire last night between 10 and IL O'Clock
caused by the burning Of grocery store at No. Al
vesey street. owned by Peter Lynch. The FIRE at first
burned very 6ercely but the quick action Of the fire.
exnguished 1t before it spread beyond the store.
Mr. Lynch has insurance OF 5000 his stock, in
the North River Insurance Company his front and
rear store the front store that received the da
mage which will amount probably TO near e. OOO Mr.
Lynch attributes the fire to the defective gas meter.
He resided with his family the store Mrs Lynch
in very feeble state Of health, and was carried
from the pre- mites in great state of alarm.
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VOL. Xxx

=: ~ MI S:.::: e; IL IL:
a;.s R'1!: a:!:: s.s s s. nit Is
s s: sssss A y: e . Ne: .ss:
& ca Is a., -,
mdss 70 NeAndrswP. Experienced heavy wsstier On
Brig Gd: sBp Eu. cardsaas 10 days. With sugar. :.
changed signals with brig Eiofds haf.s same dsy,
spoke Br brig Clyde, Of Windsor from CisnfueEos fSr
Brig Esrs Brown. oardsna. IS days. With chas
PoSsnd The very heavy weather during the
9 Noble e. s;s IT. d y
s sst' s'!a 81
aSSs s N nss aSn b. ~ ea pis
lon 20 R spoke bark Maria Morton, from Savannah for
schr Eben Sawyer of oreanS, sparrow, Montsso Bay,
II With S 70 DOW hs sSp ss GO
sshr Trident tof South Thom.stonl Pierce, Cardsnss
nOStSery gales from lat 2sto Lac 81 ..,'. :. 49,
vS sa siEPs
e. saw wv brig si *
pesisnesa heavy wssthsr On the pas'sse ,a.
with oranges, to + Gimarn. Experienced very heavy
s,,s1 ,s,s.
Sch, ena,ns %. ssss NC
schr American Belle, Brown, Boston.
s sfh5 s Rsaas is saaa Ha Providence
sloop Willard Buckingham, Bristol.
~ Arr last night steamship Jamestown, Parrish, Nor
E Ship Hampton from Antwerp night Of 9Th
lat 2 Ion g spSas whslsshp James Allen from thu
The had very heavy weather; split sails and received
0'no' u'n''se BELOW.
WIND s 4 sunrise ssw; meridian wv sunset do. ssa
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asse miry.

AtBAsf, March ) 1850
IH oNsls mLIr-A oy CONTEMPT.
The Census bill vas received FROM the Ser ate with
amendments. !.
Mr. WILL moved concurrence.
Mr. HIADIEy moved to lay that question on the table,
amendments as read BY the Clerk only, Lostayes 80
noes Gs.
Mr. 0'KnrR moved the indefinite postponement OF the
whole subject Lost SO to &c.
The CRAZE decided that the question Of concurrence
not debatesbie.
Mr. pyrl moved that the subject be Laid the table
uutl Saturday. IorA
Mr. 0llEg1r slid he would take appeal from the de
cson OF the Chair that this question not debate.
able lie did only for tie purpose Of saying that tn
decision bssed Upon supposed analogy Of this
hsa its third reading Rat he believed that, with re-
hectcn, the Chair would find there no analogy in
the two questions The bill had boon amended in the
Senate bringing bsfore the HoGse entirely matter,
which has been debated In the House. aud how could
members act intellgently the questions presented
He CMr. 0'K.) then withdrew his appts.
Mr. HyADfr called en- the Chair TO state II his decision
was that no amendment could he made 20 the amend
m@nts o. the scnstes that the decision. he (Mr
would say II was the fret dec son Of the kind ever
Im Cn.u-1he gentleman from orsngc is out Of
order, and viii please De seated.
Mr. HEADiJY repeated his question.
Thk CAAIs-Ihe geatleman Is out Of order snl viii
Mr. BAKxR rose to point OF order and insisted anon
The gentleman from Orange taxing his se,t
Dir. Beadley took his scat after reading one OF the
rules allowing Of amendments to amendments made Ly
Mr. WILLS here rose, and moved h. proyios, o,.s,io,
Mr.. 0'Kuyx inquired how such a motioa could b.
entertain, under the ruling OF the Chart ~. aueston
sonot be debated amended and Is not tho previous
usston virtually IN operation under .ae rans Of the
Wr MrSr,r moved 70 lay the motion for tho previous
utsfes ~ lie table. Instj :" 70 So
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BOSTON, March 9-Arr bark MarylAhd white, ZanzbAr
Dec H. Mozan bque Dee H. st Helena Jan H. Left at
zbar whaling barks Hector Warren 40 John
cruise and home; Heard from Nov Is. lat en- Ion 90 Z,
en Navel 1853 sp Tntea s s.e S so
bnls amber greece Oct e the line WolSs also
bique bark Peacock Moey Of SALEM just Left at
ing would sail in three days I, Gibraltar; whaling bark
Ariel borden, Of Fail River 10 sp, to sail in few days
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Port OF New York, March o, 1853.

CLEARED.
Steamship ST Louis, Wotton Hsyre and Cowes Lvuss
ton.
ship Witehcrai., freeman, San Francisco, sutton Co.
ship Cynthia, Bartlett Mobile, Peck Church
Brig Baltic OBr). Gicketfon. Abaco, AcSsriy.
Brig A Reed. Reed, Matenzas Brett, Son X Co
Brig Msrtelo lBrl, Wall, 81 Joins, NJ, ficsrd
Brig Buskar (Br Pys, Halifax, Kelly 4 Snlthers.
Brig Jenny Lind Norton, Jscksonvle, Mayhem Talbot
Co.
Brig Ger Foster, Farnham, Portland, g Hatch.
sehr Clara Borses tChD, Anderson Porto Cabeio do
Agreds, Jovo a Go.
schr Waterman, Virgins, Port an Prince Carer a
Co.
seir PEARL wssterveit, Newossn, Barnes Basemaa 4
RudderOw.
sehr Arctic crtchett, Alexandria, Va Abbott. Dcdss
&c.
scbr u 4 Wood, Van ciesf, Baltimore, Van Grant 8
Slaght
schr Cornslis, Ronsea, New Bedford, master
sloop " Nren STANDARD, New Haven, master.
Sloop America, Burton, Providence, master.
steamer Tscoby, Hand, Philadelphia W II THOMPSON
ARRIVED.
Snip Rhine, Moor London, snd PortsweuA FEB with
ysvs vest Of the Banks with strcng wssteeiy gales.
Ssp Marion (of Boston,, Halett Pac Jsneiro 81 dsys,
~i,h ro6er 20 Esee Feb -, sroIt brig Cutde,
steering 3. days out from Portisnd for hsyss1es ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-10

LAvTcHEpAt Mobile about LIST inst from the Dry Dock
spyard ne schooner of LOO She built by Capt
Henry Waf for his own and said be Of the bes.
fcet beam % feet and hold feet She Is OF
live oak and cedar and all the sals rigging iron work. &C.
made and fitted at Mobile.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-10

RoHBRns during Thursday night tho clothing store
Of Mr. George Farrier entered from the and
large amount Of goods packed up, but from
unknown cause not taken away BY the burglars.
Or Thursday afternoon the residence Of Mr Juyard,
rrer Coles street and Payonia place. entered and
isken away by the Thieves,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-10

PHILADELPHIA, March Q, PM-Arr bark Lizzie Bogys
Dzer, New Orleans; schr Mary Miller, lie wia, NYork
CID steamers City Of Boston. Baker BOSTON Delaware,
Copes, NYork: bark Drebert Hewitt Barbados; brig
Surf Carleton fuegos Gobra Helen Long Porto Rico
Mary Miller Laws and Geo Jones, Crowell, Boston;
Clark, Clark, Weymouth.