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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-07-06

R67~ The New Schooner {" Ida,n arrived here on
Friday evening last, from Philadelphia, bringing 20
passengers. The Ida, 258 tons register-is owned
by Heron & Martin, Capt Corson and others of Phil
adelphia and Geo. Harrss, Esqr., of this place, to
whom she is consigned. She was built at Whining
ton, Delaware and is strongly constructed and fine
vessel of her class She is intended to run as packet
between this port and Philadelphia. Capt. Corson,
her commander, is a clever fellow, and thorough
seaman.
The Ida reports off Hatteras some 25 sail of yes.
sells, which will be here the first favorable wind
Also vessels off our bar bound 10 Charleston and
Savannah
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-07-06
Our Bar.

We learn that the Bremen Barque Johanna Will
helmina went to sea the Western Bar, Gross
ing the RIP" inside without touching,) on Friday
evening last drawing IA feet 10 inches the heaviest
draught that has gone over our bar for 20 years
This, besides being matter of congratulation in
itself, is still going to establish the
practcabiIiy and successful operation of the works
now in progress for restoring port to its ancient
position. 1t gives confidence in the ultimate
and complete success of the plan of Improvement
adopted and recommended by the commission ap-
pointed to examine into the NATTER and confirms
all the anticipations of Professor Bache, to whose
intelligent researches the public throughout the
United States, we'll as the people of Viii.
mington, deeply indebted. If there lie any
thing in our editorial personal relations with
the affairs of the town of Wilmington to which we
turn with pleasure, il is our humble exertions ir
connection with this matter, one which regard al
being of the most vital Importance to the ultimate
advancement of our town. and her ability to take ad
vantage of the tide of trade which must soon flow
into her after the temporary embarrassments unde
which she now labors shall have passed away
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-07-06
SuOrenle Court
Supreme Court.
The following opinions have been delivered by tn

The following opinions have been delivered by the
Court since our last:
By NAs1, C. jim Rogers V. Davenport from Ty-
rell, affirming the Judgment Also, in Bond &
Willis v. Hilton, from Washington, awarding a
venire de novo. Also, in Cohoon V. Speed, from
Pasquotank, affirming the judgment.
BY PEARSON, i'm Mardre V. Sutton, from Chow
an, venire de novo. Also, in Long v Wright, from
Perquimans judgment reversed and judgment for
plaintiff Also, in Hathaway v. Davenport, from
Washington, affirmed.
BY BATTLE, J, - In Grandy V. McCleese from
Pasquotank, venire de novo. Also in Brothers v.
Cartwright, in equity, from Pasquotank. Also, in
Pendleton v. Pendeton from Pasquotank affirming
the Judgment. -Raleigh Star.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-07-06

Bg~CoroRer Hartsfed held an inquest on the
4th, over the dead body of white man. found in the
woods near the track of the Wilmington & Weldon
Rail Road, about miles from town. 1t appeared t.
the satisfaction of the jury, that he was man BY
the name of Spencer, who has family consisting o.
wife and two three children in the suburbs of The
town, and that he must have been dead several days
as the body was considerably decayed and disfgured
by animals and buzzards.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-07-06

OLD TINES IN PENNsYLvANIA-The PhaaS,Ptb b.
Bulletin re.publishes some advertisements nO "c
Pennsylvania Gazette of the 23d June, 1''o
wo years ago Among these are some Pu n"ng aDj
runaway slaves, and calling attention to yyIi c sole
likely negroes who were to be sold at .nUt sni
at London Coffee House, at the corner OF E1''
Market streets.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-07-06

N5- The Wilmington Herald seems anxious 10 know
why the Journal refers to the platform promulgated
by portion of the Philadelphia K N. Council as the
I" minority platform" 1t asks whether this is igno-
rance on the part of the Journal? or does wish to
deceive?
To these courteous enquiries of the Herald we most
unhesitatngly reply that we know precisely What we
have stated, and that all have stated is
far as anything based upon Know Nothing authority
can be- We repeat, that the PLATFORM SO called,
was, is, and will continue &c be the minority platform
We repeat. that the States voting for the platform
were entitled to four electoral votes less than those
voting against it. We repeat that the votes cast
against the platform, represented the majority of the
Know Nothing strength in the United States, as set
forth by the New York Herald, one of the distin-
guished foreign organs of Sam 1t was, therefore,
the minority PLATFORM and properly referred to such
by u.s. If the Herald had paid the slightest attention to
public matters, it must have the table of the
votes upon the majority report, the minority report
as well Rayner's substitute; all of which appeared
in the National Intelligencer. which used TO be the
Wing Bible. 1t must have that the so.called
platform would have been defeated had the vote beer
cast by States according to the electoral vote, anG
that the platform, although passing by nomina
majority, YET received Inc Voles OF minority OF INT
constituencies, and of delegates representing mi
. nority of the K. N. strength.
:, The Herald farther continues, We are therefor
g constrained to believe that the Journal wlfully en-
deavorS to deceive its readers and the public in thi
=, matter" Not 80 fast, Mr.. Heraid-not so fast-th
boot is the other leg-the facts prove that it is tn
Herald and not the Journal that has subjected isel
- 10 this imputaton. while it has unustly accused ii
4 neighbor, and added hypocrisy to its other pecca
- dillos
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-07-06

How TO TURN A WRONG TO GOOD ACCOUNT
following advertisement from the New York Tibu
relates TO the matter which was the subject Of 0
leading article Yesterday :
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-07-06

o. Considerable fuss is made over the accession of
Mr.. A. A. Mcclellan and Major Leonard, of Fay
etteVlle, to the ranks of the K. Ms, as shown by
their participation in KnowNothing pow WOW
there on Wednesday last. The impression is sought
to be made that these gentlemen have always been
consistent and leading Democrats, ETC. Now, it ap.
pears that these consistent Democrats and now strong
X. Ms did at the last August election not only vote
for Wing in preference to Democrat, but also for
foreigner in preference to a native. These model
Democrats and Know Nothings voted last election
for James Banks Esq, Whig aA1 a foreigner. This
is double-jointed consistency with vengeance-nne-
tenths of the Nothngs of Fayetteville did the
same thing not year ago.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-07-06

USE CoPPEEAs.-The papers are every where ..-t
ging the free use of copperas disinfectng sb Nj
1t is cheap article, costing only three celo IAN,
pound, and can be found at the druggists anu n"
of the larger grocery stores. couple OIL P33'I,h
may be dissolved in ten quarts of water an na3,l
solution poured into sinks, cutters, cesspoos, ii
other filthy places with good effect. We advIs
housekeepers, to purchase FIVE, ten, or fifteen
and make free use of it as above recOmmenIbe"Ta
Cholera cholera, their dwellings and oaI Us
ing will contain purer atmosphere after tn'
opperas.-Erchamge r.d
THE ALMIGHTY DoLLAR.-A black man on'' ;no >
to Portland, and attended church. He wens on TLo
good pew, and the next neighbor asked the "'D
owned it why he put niger in his pew
Why, sir, he's a Haytien."
{" Can't help that-he's black" 80
{" Why, sir, he's a correspondent of NINE
Cant help that-he's black"
" He's worth million of dollars"
80 Introduce me-" La
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-07-06

Net amount IN the United States Treasury snbiec
to draft, on the 18th ult., $l8,43s.712.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-13

CAUTION 10 PERsoSs Us1Sc FrREARMs- Jorcper Wilhelm
held inquest, yesterday. upon the body Of French
nsned Joseph Ammen, who died fro mthe effects of
injuries sccdenly received by the bursting Of double
bsrreied gun, at Union HILL West 8cboken Tho Jury
rendered verdict Of "Acrdental DEATH" Deceased was
twenty three years Of age.
FOUND DROWNED The body Of Captain Robinson. for
merly master Of steamtug found floating la the
Fast river yesterday at he foot Of James street Tue
deceased II appeared, had been missug for the past
three days. and IL Is supposed must have been acct
deptslly drowned. An inquest hele upon the dy
Of be eecsssed by Coroner 0pounelt, wheu tue jury
rendered a verdict o. " Death by drowpiog" There
were marks Of violence the body. Deceased
about fifty years Of age.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-13
MARITIME lNTELLlGENCE.
CLEARED.

CLEARED
Steamship Knoxville Lud ow savannah--sL Nf,chiu
steamship Marion Foster, Chsresioa--sqocord 1 Tes,ou
sb E hosske ssnne Norio1udAm Peaan
shp Brewer, Dunscombe Cork and a market-Mcoready
ship New England, Protseau. cosk and a marke,-punham
Big Comma naeur tDsnl schii irieste-Funch Meincle
Co.
sF Ashop ser Port aa fsss baacsn TO-
schr brown Wallace; Jscksonvi,ls Thompson Hunter
ssbr sionsy Er,,csssn Ihsrlesos-Do ner Potter.
sSr GOWN sP acS sss.
sesr seorsa Pe,inxll Bsiim se-Thompso n Hunter.
schr M man. F siannard eS New Haven@Sas,er
ARRIVED.
ndse and $50 passeneers to sam lompson Nepnews Had
n 90 re Ip AZ W. owed w
Brosn Sd IN coIpsns With sSp Linda for New New
NOV Sn L. 90 90 Lon s tn s p
ssles DUNG he passage lhe anchored on The
qnence Of the strong Westerly gales Was towed up by the
sbs ss~uss .erpe 10y Il with ass
bad but y b during the ene passage ha, ,he ship could
~. steer as Isa s Cs BEEN
dsy West Of Georges and twice driven south ofe Gulf
Ship Crescent sssse Il asgr no with pig iron
ke YS IL ss w Ss ssrs Iss %
and frcn New Haven 81 hours out steering ssE lowed up
BAH wmsn ) Jane Cobb. Hamburg, 40 days with ma.e
ard ltS P.se0gers TO Ease Hazard passengers to "
Bsrt Graft, Brand snbush rus, johnson Gloucester T.
:: dalr with ss and rags TO master. Nov lat 80 o. lon
GO o. flois schr Nsrie OF ssco steering south. lowed mp
fAk Three hers Jayne BALTIMORE day., with coal to
order vessel 70 Sale Jr Was lowed to the city ~
Ir,g Isaiah , r,1se,Ad. St john NIB, q days. with PR
BriE Jacob Dock BAH, Thompson, Savannah 7 days
with lumber, 70 J srce -
Fra sassw tof .srk.onvle, Jackson Jacksonville. 10
days, W D lumber, 10 Feck 4 Cburch
Nov Is Buefe 18th bark shell and eccoanus to
%s m Il % the b sst L9a
abanooted ssme day spoke bark Roderck Dhu at Fail
rd Tor New Yori: lee lat 40 ioa s, 20 .pose schr On
var, Tcysins Of ard from Bait5nore for Mobile
ssehr John Coeiio,d, White virginia for Providence
ecs Lavris ropkins, Avery, Virginia.
fcv sophronis smith vr ina
kehr sMiilsr, Clark Virginia
fchr Moderator herrickson Virginia.
sshr rrecmore Palmer Virginia
scnr John Fay oarla ad Virginia.
schs Neptupe Bride On UNI Baltimore
sehr Mary Mfnn, Mullins Dover, Del.
scbr Betry ~. oedney Milford Del days
SER Seaman Lang Seao-d Del.
Propeller CALEDONIA, Baker. Portland
Propeller Petrol Avery, Providence,
fropele j Harris, Smith New London
Arr Ill., steamship Northern Light Tinkiepaugh Puma
Arrss, lee with paseeps and specie, to Morgan
BELOW.
Psrt Grafton OBJ, Of AID from BermudatBy steamtug
psrt Eliza Pars~ anchored the BAr-(By seamtux Le
siip ara enc brig South of The Hshlaodssy .elc
raphl
SAILED
VIZ raFsnLkS. Ros noke, Norfolk, &C ship John Bright, Ii
verrool
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-13
PIC, boo. yos. II erisnell sold By auction, On xond

Pilot sold by auction On Monday
fer s.b0; II Grnreli ksq. purchaser.
The clipper ship rcadnoufht Capt San ues from Liverpool
arrived yesedss brnet 1000 tons Of fine dry gcod
Of steel. I'm raps sud cutlery bet the
goods ever shipptd TO rev YORK from Liverpool
Ltuscru-From the yard Of Messrs Pace Allen, Ports
nuuh Wa recently splendid taf clipper ship Of 400 tons
ed me John farss owned by John Parks, tianah
Rich and pslcr Co Bostor md by The builders
f re freshne business and 70 be commanded by Cap
kansh Rich.
Al Nep puryror 1ih irs by Mr. John Currer ane oh
GO tons, cal. the Bordel owned b. Capt Mcsah
Luui spd ,tksrp
900 tone called the Planter ned by Mesrs Hayden Pet
tpgl.
Al wtseassst sh inst By Merrs Hilton Carlton an en,re
oat ~ p Of about tisd the Isabella owned by Isaac
n tn kes the tpl dsis and olDers. and by Capt Chas
,tfrn who v n command hee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-13

TIE CusARD LINE or srEAMERs.-0n the 18th day of
January next the Cunard line of steamships between
New York and Liverpool will their trips On
that day the Peria the steamship of tina. liae, will
rive Cd or shout I'D Jersey City. The Asia and
Africa will follow, and the trips will be regularly kept up.
INV DEror IN JERSEY CnY-A passenger depot Is being
erected sixty feet in length by twenty four In width and
two stories high, at the terminate Of the Nov Y,rk
and Erie Railroad, in Jersey City lti.a woen build
ing for temporary use AMI will he divided into passeu
ger and offices. The telegraph ooe will be stu
ated in tho second story of the building.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-13

BROADWAY InYATRK.-Tbe juvenile come lans, whose
admirable performs of musical spectacu turesque
n,upce programme Of ereat variety FOR this evening.
Tho pieces selected for to night Beauty and the
by Ma ter George Washington Iaesh Splendid novelties
are in preparation for the holidays,
NBIo's GARDES.--rhe comic pantomime the sse-
oIet MaIrags" being generally admired, will be present
ed again this evening. The ballet psntomime 6 The
Hcpeuent," will follow and the grand conf. fairy
Iantomine Of Z" Asphode or the Magi, Pen" with the
Ravels. Maugin, Mad Msrza,ti Nile Winde and 0tner
artists Of grea celebrity in the principal Characters
BowIRY TBKA1RE-KnowIes' bsaufiful play Of Glove,
the Countess and the Serf will commence the
Nv Mr. Johnston Mrs Handful a. the CONFESS and
Mrs Jordan MS the Empress. Tho drama Of liz Tour
&c Nese' will close the entertanmentsMr. T. Eddy
Capt Buridan and Mrs Jordan Margaret. To morrow
evening Is set apart for the benefit OF Capt w. Smiley
BURROWS THEATRE AS usual the dramatic entertain
ments given at this establishment arc received by its
The selections for this evening the very successful
comedy Of "Fs.e Pretence" and g Wanted, One Thou
sand MiIliners for the Gold DiggingsBurtop, Jordan,
Mrs Burton, Mrs. THO me- Mrs. hughes and Mas ThOrue
in the prominent features.
WAILAcx's THEATRE This ably managed esteblshmeu
continues 10 gain in public estimation The bill for this
evening ha,dly fail to I'LL The house The first in
order IL the drama If s'Paur e." the second Nabob
for Hour and the last a g Californian Widow"
Mefsrs. Lester and Placide, Mrs Hoey Mrs. Stevens
Mrs Conover other artists of wen known dramatic
tsept, in the casts No dou0t the house viii be well
aled.
WOODS MISSTREIS.-1be vocal and instrumental selec
tons for this ming excellent. Juiers Monster
Concert, and the iaughable piece called Dark Deeds
Crimson Crimes " will slso be given. Woods manage
ment is admired by all classes.
BucbIEY's SfKENApERs.-With tho great variety of
singing, instrumental pieces and dancing which take
place every evening" the visers delegated The two
act melancholy tragedy of 4" Wilkins and his Mnahu
viii also be repeated
ACADEMY HALI---Mesars Pierce, Rayuor Gould NAL
Tory, MARS and other ayorie minres appear to night
Yun nf fha R,y rl,1a
all.
MECHANICS HAIL.-The Alexander Family of bell
ringers and vocests will display their abilities tonight
III marches, VALVES pobas. quicksteps, &c. They will
also Introduce the Great Conaagratior Piece.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-13

RTrFIeKD. Me Becs-Sir hasten To- inform you that
the sebr "a Smart OF Hsoten~ck NJ waa totally ost
or wsfMe Lizard lst SUNDAY nsht A. loaded WITH
a. NJ AZ urhsr hrd on Baltimore bour A 10 E.,h Ne
1ie v,ps ssDs were Al own ava beor ashore
abe crew all saved The vr.okers pic I'd up .sout
Igcco ei Of lumber dsy The vessel wss owned ooc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-13
Court oasender-Thss Day.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRT.--Nos. Al, 40 81 TO 90.
SUPREME COURT CTcujt---Eos. 1854 427 33q 452, tOIl
$50 a36, $40, l10ts, 286, 2120, 5'2, $50 to COS.
SUPRS1E CoUKI-Special rern.--hos. 81, 1874, III 80
A, 43, SO, 96, l12, l2T, 1-8, l54.
COMMON IIEAs-kos l1I6 To 1881.
SUPERIOR CorRT.-Nos $50, 107 ss7. a21 GRO 1903, $40
4l6 49t 262 5S26 2l4, .14 s54 $50 SOL 864 s65 $685.
sfs 44s, GIG esq., 775, 63 81, ST. ST4 8T5 876 877
S7e, $40, $50, $50, sS3, ss5, 1853, 50., G56.
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CORRESPONDENCE OF OTHER JOURyA AIS
ltoiresfondeEco Of tho Richmond Dispatch
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1885.
ne Vert &rdtor from Vryidnd-A Poesi5,iv-The L. s.
&rdte Fhtor,ng Mr. Iraa- El,rf,oa 81 o,hcsrs ia As
!Snotc-Iowhfm officials Rda,ned--7ht Spsak.sship--
Preston ktrq Hand.
spohe in last a the eection OF United States sena
tor ~ the Maryland Legislature eariy in January teem
bcrrg that there would be decided American majority
On joint ballet but forgetting that the preponds
would be wholly In he House. and that the STATE senate
youd contain but eight Americans 10 fourteen against
that rartyten wings, tbins, and four demosras IL
tteugM hat as has occurred hcrese,ore the Senate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-13

THIRTY. FOURTH CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.
SENATE.

SENATE.
wAsnxoros. Dec. L. 1856.
E1Buoy or STANDING COMMITTEES.
Mr. Case (dem.J of Mich. moved that the Senate
proceed the election of Standing Committees, which
vsS sgresd He remarked that it had been usual to
dispense with election by ballot required by the rules
and pressed the hope that TO expedite business the
same course might now be pursued
Mr.. Hale free soil of N. H., objected
Tho senate proceeded ballot with the following
result
Co~snntee on Foreion Reta.ions-Messrs. Mason Doug
iAs, Shdell, Clayton, Weller and Ftsh-
Conamiuee on fina"ce-aessrs Hunter Toucey, Pesrce
Stuart, Brodhead and q 'ttenden.
Comwiaee on tommeyce--Messrs. Hamlin Dodge, Stuart
Seward Clay and Benjamin
Committee Manufactnres-Messrs. Wright, Alien
Harlan, Wilson and Trumbult
Cownaitee on Agricuitiwe-Messrs Allen, Hunter,
Thompson Of New Jersey, Harlan and Wade.
Cowmiaee on Mfiary sfdiys--Messrs Weller FitxpAt-
rick Johnson Jones % tennessee Pratt and Iverson.
C6~nshfss on Miiisa-Ne-srs. Houston Dodge, Boil Of
New Hampshire, AND Thompson of Kentucky.
Gssxitse Naval 4Gdirs--Messrs. Mallory FISH
Thomson Of New Jersey, Bell of tennessee James and
CONsmsezs on Public Lands-Messrs, Stuart. Johns,n
Feet, Clayton, Pugb and Mallory
Csmwtttee on Private C2dins-Messrs. Benjamin. Biggs
Thompson Of Ky, Foster and WILSON,.
Committee Lndidn Abdirs-Messrs. Sebastian, Rusk,
Toanbs, Brown Reit and Beli Of Tenn.
Comn,itee Claims.- Messrs. Brodhead, Fessenden
Geyer, Iverson, Yulee aud Wade.
towwaiaee on Revolutionary Clainls.-Messrs. Evans
Reid Hale, Fostes and bnrkee.
Committee on the Judtcsrry-Messrs. Butler, Toucey,
Baysrd 6eyer, Toombs and Pugb.
Committee Post Offices and Post Roads.-Messrs.
Rusk Coliamer, Adams, Hanin, Jenes Of Iowa and
Yulee.
Committee Roads and Cdadls.--Messrs Slideu Bell
ofN, H., Briggs, Jurkee Jones Of Tenn., and Wright
Committee Peassoas-Me.srs Jones Of Iowa, Clay,
Thompson of N. j., Seward and Sumner
COMMITTEE District If observation-disclosures. Brown, Al
len, Mason, Pratt and Reid.
tor,aieee Paents--Messrs. James Evans, Stuart
Brown, Thompson Of Ky and Fessenden.
Committee R.trerchme.ss- Messrs Adams Fitxpat-
rick, Fish, Bggs and chi tenden.
Committee Territories Messrs Douglass Jones OF
Iowa, Collamer Bell, Sc oastian and Biggs
Committee 'onlin0eat Erpcases-Messrs. Evans,
Wight and Foot.
Committee on Public Buldings--Messrs. Bay ard James,
Hunter Thompson Of N. j., Pratt and Hale.
Con,n,tte on Engrosed Bids Messrs. Fitzpatrick Col
Amer and WAGE.
tomnate on Litrary-Masars. Pea-ce, Cass aud Bay
ard.
Committee Enroted 6its-Messrs Jones of Iowa aud
Sumner.
The gentleman first named on each committee was
elected the Chairman the eo and the Senate adjourned
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OUR SPECIAL DISPATCHES.

still no sPEAKER--NEw ARRANGEMENTS OF TIE
oPPOsITloN-FUN AHEAD.
WASHINGTON, Dec. Il, 1885,
The question Of the speskership remains in adt quo
There will be an attempt made to morrow TO advance
Pennngton and he fails, the opposition viii then call
caucus and the who receives the highest shall
be considered the nominee and such shall be
elected. This arrangement was proposed to-day, and
has understand, the of all other parties
an informed this evening that Humphrey Marshall
anxious obtain the floor to-day in order TO make
disclosures but unsuccessful He will make another
attempt to morrow nd II he succeeds, anticipate gay
times. u.
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rest Roberts, cf Lapcastsr Dick al Mercer and Eric;
Allison OF Beaver; Pu,viapoe, Of Allegheny and Butler;
Wsstmoreland; Robinson, Of Franklin; Campbell, Of
schaylkilI Pearce Of Lycoming Grow Of Wi,mors dis
trict Tood Kunkel and Richie, have fulfilled ths pro-
As yet Mr.. Fuller Mr.. MlwA'd and Mr.. Broom, stand
out Agsnst thu combination, but how long thus will last
plexicn has at last" Meanwhile the demo,ratic
members Cadwallsder, Hickman, Florence, J,ne, and
Barca steadily support Col Richardson every bal
lot. Judge Packer, the reisble representative from
the northampton district. calied home week ago
by important and pressing private sness; but before
be left he enrolled his With his democratic cs
leap
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Sar,On 90; beasurs; wapls. do i kse seaman 90, 7
il ts,en Gfofd Sexport / End.oo vAnsirs. do sl,os
do ee ssr aiG ssSss 81 Nee
sseI%ap Green Point, BIO Grande, Gaady SYok; KedaI
&c sE VIM %, Tu,ly Boston .chrs RIO orande. Candy,
Geo Edwafd, wooster Nfoif Knla kisioon Nay DO:
90 ssf s i'is . Seaman S1
90; simmons, Bsns, DO; klleii sacsAioo, Newport
asseros ssssaAn o wespor sss Mary
:ssySe q, Ban rsnsao HAZEL S.ai. g rSi.dsps.
eeta1 wooeburs hasns: s.esner Caledonia az
s s51 s a S sS1os sam nsw q PSraas s S2 tons.
fIg Kentucky thew, Of sesrspors MY ons,, N,ahos IA
ia, Art sshr Mary Mice, M.cha.s for WORK.
In port ship Calcutta from New Orleans for boston; bsr
Weymouth, Ns tor do; revenue cutter Morris AID several
ladeyhia; Jasper ssars, NYork. below scr Benz srons
nav kns from Baltimore. Sid sloop Rhode Island, Hull New
lhh-4n propeller Pelham, Williams, Syck; schrs Benz
seiT Cicero Doughty em phlsaer Sta socp America bar
on fsm WORK "a barl Corinsan EdsecomD, x..Anzs.'
f' n; n ,sel%ss, Hand Phlaa.ePss
sid sehrs Only Dauphier Parker New York. Moonlight 70
sALES. Dee sc.d brig Trer.op Berry Africa. SID sohrs
saIsiess PhlsdelphIs; hnn g cs.e,, SYs i ,,,,s
NYms. below ship Dumbrsdy, Williams, frcm We sttoci
"a ship Charter osk Hondleae, Liverpool schr useon
Gardner, Liverpool. .
sT MARKS bee Arr brig Baiuc, Josselyn. sYors' sdi
bark ii l. Rutgers. Delar O, do.
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brig Wa,umpta
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frr Bnetcr "a aders Pitt, sctchsL Rocki nd
To- NYork see RbasserI Also bark and four
bound unknown
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schr MARY sfares sples NYoYk: ioh sch-s John Ba
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