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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-08

NTIRGINIA.--Ata Ci.cu; Court continued and he'd
for tic County Of Lou;sa at the Court House there
of on the EST dsy OF September, ls3i:
Aaron { While Edmund r. White, and - Thorniy
and Cnrhariue bis wife, latc Ca,harinc White, Pitts:
John %an. il hi own right and as administrator Of
Poy r Goodwin, dcccsseI, George W. Aaron an fay"te
Wirc tho children Of Cathurnc White doc ed asugh
ter OF William WHIT dGcGue perhaps other Descendants
OF said Wiism WHIT deccasGd who known, lie
children OF Nancy Graves whose names and number srs
Ann his wife pcidleon White, john White, PrEileio1
III, VOID H,I.nr. lotn aud Lucy 1Iurwood the chdrr
Of MTria Edison deCsrsed, EGGe ra.cG tEG GTnpeg rs
unknown, Andrew NoOrGan CLWiCs Norman, a3d aihet
children descendants OF Catherine Muornpn dccesred
whose known; William sum- ;jc0I e. unE,
Henry Mum md Polly his vile, Elizabeth Philips, Bsyli
Crouch and Lucy his "iIr James stewart Sampson Shield
and sarah his wife H,ney aud Nancy his wife the
children OF John Stewart dccenscd whose and mug
be. Known; the children Of Benjamin Stewart De
ceased whose names nSu MANNER sfc unknown, ThomS
De,LnJcr I,ln DcshHzCr, William Pyper and ,arau y
.yi;c daughter OF Catherine feck-, docenrcd wLs
nam. unkuown the children of Diana Grafton, deccre
,yhos. Names sni number unknown, Benjamin prLI
xrr Ionn Drspcr Robert Draper, George Draper Nshs'
iel Malls and CathHriue his vile, - Mallory and EihLs
wife, - GROOM, Child Of Polly Groom, deceased
Tauiy and Virginia lis wife, n, .ha children OF ur'nd'
Mallory deceased whose and number arc pnsao"-
Defendants.
[ExTRAcTs 7Roa DECREE
This cauze he heard this uy upoGtL0 pdPS'.
r-ah on the hearing in the County Court the sxpos!ol
witnesses since token and the report OF the spres cor
riis-.1ner, John Nunn appointed by the County ]
sell The lard ard slaves in tho bill und proceedings Hehto
nj and was er yuei o. ScInsc upon CONSIDERATION "h
OIL the Court among pher ins-, 10Th "al"'ge' Hu. go
decree that o! the mascr coinir- i'?nSiso . ..
,.ke al nrrOun, shOSnI who ere the LoNs NJ IN '''
y,l di.,rbutees of the late Polly T. Goodwin. hNu an
coun! showing how the prscsed. 81 tHe snr VI ,S,.s
sud re1uIt mentioned, are 10 &c Distributor te
sribntccs and the STAR. ner"oI OF '",h i.,r'ou he
90 .,,r, hov,;n hoy the u? pc .erts oi tho -hIS ~ T
IrJ j.; srd ,enot uc,rlnned aTp 10 40 cIs'IiDtsi no"
rhc share thereof u caE. 81 fiIe SAID h'Hs
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TGr RirHMGSD ENQUIRER.
FRIDAY MORNING., JUNE $, 1888.

By RlTCHIE. EkYOH ~ DCISAfiAT.
wM RICHIE g. ROGER A PRYOR, EDITORS
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE

IDii5A iTOUHT IIOC'Ff My -~E''' =. b,,.Ny
Tho nar,s. interested in the iyie going Jri;
pot;5sl tLs fss aged Iar.dsY, tie m ia: s,re.ted
". nee ~ Iy;!,ss o. ib.9 tho accounts t "a
heH,' a. ~: Jscror at siic nag and place 'Ls:
W ',s tend will the proper endemic 10
Lp 10 the nrestrs, and all o'hsr e;Hsn'" m and
be acccss,ry for no to c'Fiy OH US 'Sl'''
ae fyrn under my hand rs cemmi.onor OF said C'u'
the day ana Sar EDWARD H. LANE Comm:
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HEALTH OF NEW oRLEANs-RAvAGEs Of
, ar,YIr1, rn0oF CoACu-or.,.,

New ORLEANS, june 5.-The mortality in this civ
during the pas. wset announced to $780, including ay5
from cholero.
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II OF MRS. FORREST.
| tse care Of Ca harine =.
=; in the Supreme Court,
the Plaintiff BY default.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-08

The Grand Jury Of Lynchburg, on Saturday, mnde
eighteen presentmeuts of persons FOR betting on the
election.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-08

henri {. Padgett of Lynchburg has been found
guilty Of larceny in Lynchburg, and sent to the pen
i.utiary ut Richmond for one year.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-08

THE ELEVENTH CONGRESSIONAL DisrRicT.-This
L,wis's) district is still in fog-nthough the pro-
liabilities arc, that Curle, tKnow-Nothims,j il elect.
I'd by ,ery c,;se vote We expect conclusive re-
turns to-day.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-08

DARING RoBBERY.-The dwelling house OF Capt.
II. O'Neill in Portsmouth, entered by persons un-
known Lost Friday night and robbed OF from SIX hun
cd TIE sleeping apartment of Mr. an4 Mrs. Nsill
without awnkng Them, took keys from the pockets
Of Mr.. ONeill, aud opened the drawers Of bureau
near his bed, where the money was found. No one
on tire premises disturbed, and the robbery re-
manned undiscovered till morning.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-08

RrJoIcIs0 AT WurELING.-One hundred and for
ty.twn Guns were fred from the summit Of Wheeling
Till, Juiatc of the Democratic triumph over Know
Nuthingisn in Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-08

New Commemorative: are gratiGed tsaya the Dan
vile Republran) 10 learn that our friend and former
townsGan, Moses Tredway, has been promoted to
the office Of Conductor, one the passenger trains Of
tho Richmoud aud Danvillc ltail Road TO I'll Il VA
carcy occasuncd by the resignation OF &. f. Taylor.
While me regret lie loss Of Taylor, who was Of
the most courteous an! ganomany officers have
known, happyto know that his place hns bcau
most wnrlhiIy supplied. Mr.. Tredway is 1T sue
c,ssor OF worthy predecessor and the authorities Of
the road have Shawn wisdom in his appointment.
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June I--c'rtw NOREAU j. MANN, ID. e.


W IR(INiA.-AtR Rules held In tho Clerks Office
y OF tine Circuit Court OF the city Of Richmond, The
9TH doy of May, le55.
George Yates apd Martha = lis wife, late Martbs 7.
Mndlson aGi formerly Martha tcLer. Boiling Gsy a.!
niin.ra of Elizabeth Gay, deceased, unl Wii.sa
Crunp administrator dc bonis OF Peter f. Archer Ne
ccnsrd r!:!,.
Against
The heirs OF John r. Baugh and al! persons Ginning tho
land conveyed by feter Field archer by his deed OF the
2Bh day OF July 1905. William Archer tor the benefit Of
his children and tho indemnity OF his securities under
them sny Of ihcnI who may he omitted by name.
known psries) Archibald b. Baugh the children VI bells
M0sby, deceasod unknown purries) Mary R-beeca, WI
isrn T., Ernnci- b. and Martha c. Bsugh, Mary H. aud
In-iet g. IysestrS, Eliza Ps~tross. Obenh Crew sud
Polly h:s WIFE, William o. i.eoiiRs " .sauc, aeEsat.
" aud Sarah A. :. Winston and others. Dn.tG
The object OF this suit II TO proDerty ic'Tsci
ard becvrnhrdt 10 the ;nestae. OF the plaintiff. BOhr;
Gag mna Nllian CrpiGp. aNd 10 !hc piniutid MsHha
Yates. 10y Branch Tanner ia, which came p ttS ''
lion of Pctor Field Archer cyccu,cr OF tho SAID Bt-
Tanner Jr dIcGascd and nlHv:t having hean male ~!
Ll,r! iInt tie e.cnl,ls abOyo named ~ unEhowa pa.
ties: NE unkny,vEi nt .icn has been nseh ~ hh"
OF The pla,:t -inn what ccuny, or corr rnn
the dcsriul- Hsry Rebeccn, William b, Francis Is mo
Nj rrha G.. Baugh mi Mnry Gai Harriet Is Esf!s-'l
re-, lie or are and thu, his beer ascertained and mat
State the shd defendants notified 10 appear 1t h'
Rules "a be holden IN tho Clerks office u tho sid 'VGf
the first Monday in August next aud duwhsi - ners'
to protect thsil interests Iii this s.i.
Copy--Tsste,
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CRANBERRY CopfER 1tiSE.-Tbc Cranberry Cop
per Nine in Carroll county Va, has been very pro-
!ucti"r in the last two months the yield has been
jag buzes Of copper valued ut 50 per box. The ore
heretofore obtaincd yields rs per cent, Of Gnppnr.
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Tgr SorTnERH LITERARY MEssE.G GER, for June,
il n,a ready Tor subscribers, aud, Judging from has
" glance at its contcLs, is OF the most attractive
numbers II the year. The 5lesHenger il . southern
periodical Of greut merit, and we mrs ONLY SURPRISED
TINT its circulation is not four times great es al
present
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RtcRMoHn TEEiT...-A new drama in three acts,
written ny Richmond gentleman, entitled LILA
Morton: the Bhdcry Girl is 70 be prodnceI at the
Richmond Theatre On Thursday evening next. The
enc Liai;.mr:,t j: iur the benefit of Miss L. Reed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-01
MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THg DAT.
Sun RISES. 81 NOON RISES. morn 50
-e-c-->-~~~~>-~,~
Port OF New York, September 30, 1885.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
lem ihs. IA, - Ion 81 80 spoke shP coripihian; from
t i E inst, Sarrysor Light, bearing NV % miles saw
lena Aug Is, with mdse. 10 coihea Co. 'N -D1 .
BARK Nord stdiersn Norwg Jorgansen, Trieste Il days
Bark John Hermann Qam) Burnhodt Hamburg 80 days
win %d,s and iSs pa ,s to VIM Karck
with hides and hair, to James Demarest.
Bark Cloela of Thcmason) White, Gonaves 81 days with
Bark Ka,e Lincoln Wells, Demarara, days with sugar
Brig suzanne osleyn Cadiz 40 days with salt lead and
Brig Hampden of BANGOR Pomeroy Arecbo % days, wild,
Brig judith soAes of Mount pesero Bartlett Laguna 40
days with ogwood, to Lobach seheper. ,
Erg Morancy, Grant, Ponce, PR II days, with sugar and
bag Fir BD frendergas, Turks Islands 10 days with
Tig whitehall Peterson cardenas Sept 49, with sugar and
messses to Mora Navarro ,,..,,, %, ..,,. -.
sshr Tanner of Brookavcn Yorhrup Mobile h inst
schr Leroy, seaman, George,own, sdays,
schr Manchester, CHICHESTER, Richmond, days
schr Minerva l. wedmore, Roberts, virginia sdsys.
s ehr Ellen, Stewart, Baismore' days ''''
sehr benjamin strong, HAWKINS Alexandra, Dc days
SRr N Ssg YORK Rn aocdse Boson
sebr Brave, Lowell Boston, days, for Albang.
s ebr ko ss% tSar 0 Ry Por,:moath .days
sshr Atlantic Atlantic Sis.er ~, Sale Salem days
se shr %s.' d asas ' %Rsan' Rosipo
sss sr r rOnr,,gcs ko Roe so EosaPorA
sehI op , AIN, May p Prq pras,ss days
BELOW
Shin Enterprise from Liverpool
Brig II Jones Halliburton, from Charleston
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Chase Mycrk; "Elizabeth" Pin,sdephis trr ru. M
,.sS ~ 1 ea cr:d Berth rem not Brth yl. Es
baltimore nOs spOEsn wesley scssHssScA si New
IS ~ 1 ss; ;:ss :s 9 III: e:
~ Ssf sssf S sps fi s sss
81 JOHN. aB, Sept sid ship Moonlight wilson Liver
saM.s, Sept 4-sd Louisa Jewsa Walters New u.vs.
fss az Sss
TAHITI about July 2s-In port ships Alfred, HAvens umc;
orig s a s.d ;eia mssa
Ashley, Qrom San Frsneisco). Melbourne;
BOSTON, Sept g. AM-Arr Old Hickory Potter Cal.
eua May ia sand Heads; sebocs McNei savannsa; brig
d. "a
Ms
cdore Curtis Bagleg Consannops brigs Santiago HsaIsy
sne
Gs Charm Nelsrsqn: NYorI PIy%osth RocI, Lacey.
o. i re- e. q
PSnss sss oss rs1p
ANeoR Doane, 7 Veaas ' Phlisd
rrSaARiEsToS Sept ssSxsS ssAr + ,Nstsrson Lpc..
bound Noreans quarantine, SrisS ABBOTT Toosse.
tsssS 5 ID s 2: MsTs eslss
Eli Sp sa snss and
Ysl f%s Rss%ole s s
aSh; brig f,sseei. Pssso9s Philadelphia: 49,. os,
ssss 's; os
$
sS g s
NEW BEDFORD, Sept a@Hrr schf sarah Perry PSsSsi
ghis 2sh brig crocus s.. Dosoy Ga sshr Time Bnse.
NEWBgRYPokf, sept 2s-Arr briss Irene, ws.s, Phna.
Ksren Happueh Kelley NYork Sid ship tyra, Cheevcr.
P0RTLAND Sep. s-Arr ship Rising sun abt roo
.ss sf sAt so. 81 "a
ucie Lucy White Sea Lion Only Son. and Col simou New
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug ls-Arr steamship sonora =,
ss Hon S IS Sst
& bark a Ese Fnssn noT Sys IA .xs 1ns
sq KSss sys
ship der
oisss Hsn9 E ksas @ s A G.:s
sSr suood Sm
aId s % @
RIVER Egpaioi Morton Puna Arsnas sshr Forward Chap
s sssss ssfS
Belle (Br, -, London 4th steamship Pacific Burns San
Aug q ship Sir Richard jackson (Br Gbb, callao Sept
steamship John steF Lappdge, Benieia bark Pah
Graan, Calao: 4h, steamships Oregon Isham, Panama
sierra Nevada Bethen San juan bark Live Yankee Cove
Aug 10 ship Monsoon Baker, Hong Kong; bark Isabe-
shanehse; zengSia Esne siika; bark New World Ros.
Portland brig Dover Lowell Manila; ed, ship Helyean
DAM BSysen csao I'D bark chalcedqny LSysjoy Puget
scudder, dol Iinperiepse aam Hanschld Callao; bark
Constance Chandler Manila 2St ship Csstilan Graves.
Queen the Isles Chapman, Tahiti sis schr JOS Hewsa
va Humboldt; PSns 1i CA McTrish. CsilsO; bark
Cove Hong Rong, Pathfinder HAM, Ahmann. Melbourne.
c pt nsSNas Sept S-Arr brgs Abbott Lawrence.
schr Marietta Burr Alexandria Bosfona hands
been sick with the yellow fever, and
not hands enough TO work the vessel.
In port one bark name unknown, and about 30 schrs
SALEM, Sept E-rr schrs Martha Maria Small, NYofk;
18th Mary i Louisa. Steelman. Philadelphia.
WEST HARWICH, Sept 2-Arr schrs Luther Snow.
Snow NYork for salem; Lucy Rogers Gloucester
for Work Jonas Warren Kelley NYork Danveys Mary
Elizabeh Gorhsm. do for Boston. Sid schr Sea Foam
Chase and Joseph Crandal Chase Boston for Baltimore.
WAREHAM, Sept Arr schrs Stranger, Fisher. Balti
more; Townsend Cummings Philadelphia; Editor
NYork. Sid I'D brig Castian, Philadelphia.
WARREN Sept 8-Arr bark Muskingum. DHkey, Mes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-01
Personal Intelligence.

Judge Hail. and the officers Of the U. s. District Court
at ,Ss u ~ visit few days 70 the WsOw
Journal says sc Mrs Wright appears to be in good
health, though there settled sadness her counte
in keeping with the Widows garb In which she is
still attired Al the request Of some Of the gentlemen
Mr.. Moody who present, exhibited the beautiful
service of plate which had Just been prepared for pre-
sentaton to Mr.. Wright at the time OF his decease
very plain, simple tomb marks the grave Of the Cain
of the Senate and inscription its side
shows that IT was erected by the citizens Of ST. Law
renee county.
From GoTn n, via NcHrsss per steamship Star O. the
srEa Srs sG p.y rrnss me-. ,sd pdgs
SlsnSssi cqosdss WIN issIsos; SSss Hammond
'sns diPIy S%A fssss%sn
:sss !ssss '.sI
n as ss, sa Al sss!
S k.ss. ss fs
sss e!i' Sssa.ss sss
n ossS sr ves Mrs. c
newman Asssr and I:ay, o Y J.%s. VIM sI,a
more s%s Mrs sSss'
S M ssse NJ KsSn csns David NJ. g
and !hse infants: Siiam MT Milan ana two eatie:
S;Ss ss' Ssss go
@ wv S ssniss d.e sss
Rora Toe mrs Ausun, = NJ ps
fishburn. n Stevens, Morgan, Greene, Mrs Clark
Seymour, Duey Thaysr, sawyns, W H.ines. VIM
o 1 Reed, y G onncns Franklin W Garock A Acker,
tai, $751;
Prom Demarsra In bark Eae Iancoln-xrs clemsnson,
Edear Res, II stoddArd, Dslls, Miss " BurS
From Rio 0rande, In bark May Queen-Mf N L Enxlehar
of NYork jose r Alves, OF Rio 6rnnde.
From Zanzibar In bark Mnne'onkA-Mr Vincent Marks and
son. Madagascar Mrs Libby, child and 5, he
lena:
FROM Mobile, in schr James Neuer-Nrs oooirch saa
daughter, John william.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-01

The annexed reports Of some Of the vessels arrived
"a ffanciseo:- ... -
Per Star Kingref sandy Hook a. O'Clock AN Aprn 24h
the Equator In the Atlantic May hh In lon "a 90 81
DAYS New York From the Equator in the Atlantic
lad very light winds from and ssE TO lai "a s. From "a
Cape Horn had constant gales ana head winds during
which split sails &c Passed Cape Horn had strong winds
thence 10 LAT ~ during which carried away ibboom &c
Crossed the Equator IN the Pacific July 2sh in Ion ia W
since which they have had very light winds Gains
Per Golden Eagle-Was days from New York IN the
Equator So enys cape Horn and was OH the Cape
DAYS In q dead calm Was q days from Cape Horn 10 the
Equator the Pacific which she crossed Aug ah In lon ia
since viii oh time had light winds and Gains
Per Game Cock-Passed Caps Hbrn July l3h Crossed the
Equator July 18th in lon 10 -, since which time have had
Per Mcer-was % days from Boston TO the Equaor July
oh pas through the straits OF La Marie
days sgh Cape Horn Aug a lls crossed Tie Equa.
In Pacific aud carried strong NE trade winds
n which time have bad light winds and Gains has been
becslmcd 10 DAYS oflat a. IL
Per XII Carsoa-was - days 10 the Equ.or IN hc Atlantic
crossed in lon IS Was So days Boston to Cape Horn
me around The Cape IA fine Mea'h.f July 2p lon 1i3 W
crossed the Equator have had Light winds and Gains moss Of
Per Sar Lgh-was 81 days from Boston % TIE equator
crossed Ion So Was ~ days % Cape Horn came round
,bs Cane Ia woshe- on te coAs OF Patagonia expert
enced heavy gales Aug l. lon liis erosei hs equsor u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-01
Marine Affairs.

AMERICAN SHIPPING HAMBURG The number Of Ameri-
vessels arriving at and departing from Hamburg
during the six months ending June 30 1855 thirty
two; the number of passengers in these vessels ga
aud the cargo discharged amounted to about 33 tons
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-01
Naval IntellAuence,

The e s. sloOp OF St Marys sailed from Honolulu
the 30th of July, bound south.
The U. 6. steamship Massachusetts,, commander Meade
sailed from san Francisco the Goth Of August
cruise.
The L. 6. sloop of Decatur commander Sterrett
at San Francisco on the 5th OF September.
The ss frgae Mime sofa, building the Wash
ngton Navy Yard is In such state OF forwardness that
1t is supposed she will be ready to launch the Gath of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-01
Nativity or the Chief OF Police.

We have received a long communication from stephen
H. Branch secretary Of Briggs investigating committee
in reference to the nativity of George w. Matse Chief
Of Police. This document is headed ssThe Matsell
troversy closed and here is the last nail in his con
Then the following Affidavit
City and County Of Ncp York. s-Report Of George Matsel
an allen and family made 70 the Clerk Of the Court Of Com
(being Of record having common Jurisdiction
clerk and sea the second day Of March thousand eight
born n " Britain
fifty years owes allegiance TO the King the United Kingdom
ton tailor intends reside in he city State Of New York
Elizabeth Masei his wife William Matse his aged
susan Mase his aged sixteen years George Mat
ss s i've 81 1854
MAYORS COURT. HIS AFFIDAVIT NEVER SWORN
City and County q Neg York, 81 -, being duly
become citizen of the United States and forever
al aleeance and fidelity any foreign prince poenate
s~V1n n%or DpsD court 'n' aAs aEoRds MArsELL
Report fled Ma rch 2, 1879.
St Ns Y1r u.s. SS G"d GS1 % Nw Yer Ben
city and county Of New York, do hereby certify tha, have
the % copy report with the original
and Of the whole Of ihe said original N"''p'
ofihe sad Court this s7ih day Of September isss -
Mr. Branch enlarges at great length and in his pecu
liar manner the points contained in the above and
proves attempts PROVE that it taies exactly with
the record the Brandon Register, given by him in
his late report detailed account of Matses e to.
gether with comparison between his and Brnnch's
memorial powers" finishes the document. We would
give this document entire il not that the avors
advertising patrons and the avalanche Of from
California and every quarter prevents doing The
affidavit. however contains all the faCts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-01

BOSTON. Sept s0-Arr ships Ocean Eagle Calcutta and
Sand Heads May 20 John Many do Sand Heads MAY
49, Sheffield, New Orleans; barks Dublin Chason Geo
Smons, Philadelphia Lizzie Boggs Mobile Sd inst Emblem
Baimore brgs Waverly, Havana; Pacific Jacksonville.
Arr at Quarantine packet ship Geo Peabody Lyerpool
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-01

PyesideM-James Guar, of the Second ward
Vice PresideM-Aex. Robbins, Of the Seventh ward.
Scradsy-J. p. Watts. of the Fifth ward.
7tedsrvr-James Mniward, Of the Second ward.
The report Of the committee accepted, and
ton the persons named declared the permanent officers
Of the committee.
The motion of Mr.. Nnnr to appoint nominating
mittee now put and carried.
The CHAIRMAN named the committee called for, As
also the following forming the Finance Committee
William Aillward Second ward G. +. Watts, Fifth
ward; Edward Rucker Thirteenth ward, and James
N'Kinley of the Ninth ward.
Mr.. NnsBr offered the following resolution, which
adopted:
Whereas II is necessary for the Temperance General
Committee to obtain funds to carry out its object there
fore
Resolved That the Finance Committee be directed to
Immediately call upon the friends to and solicit
necessary aid
Some discussion ensued upon the institution Of ward
Organizations when the committees from each ward
instructed to call meetings in their respective wards at
early day.
The committee thereupon, at nearly IL O'Clock, ad
journed, subject to the call Of the officers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-01

The Pacnc since whsh time have experienced Light winds and
Per corrinser-June7 the Rver La pise experience
sustained other damage. Came around the Cape In One
carried away hssS knee: and buvsSss July A. len iis
crossed the and has had light winds and cas during
Per shp Robin Hccd-was Off Cape Horn is daysln strong
westerly gale. Passed Cape Horn July 9Th. on the River
Plate experienced heavy weather. during which stove
Equator Aug 9th ia which had light winds and
Gains Has been within 500 miles Of the port for the last l6
For M@sroom-was on Cape Horn 81 days in heavy wea
TIER Carried away foreyard and sustained other damage
Crossed the Equator July 81 Ion l6 and had light winds and
Per Bee-Pnssed Cape Horn July 18th, in pleasant wea
her 3D. passed Juan Fernandez Crossed the Equator
in the Pacific July Doth in Ion l06 Took the NE trades Aug
9th II NJ lon LA W. after which had light winds and
Gains.
One eighth Of ship James Lopez sold Nantucket
Monday to Perry S64OO ofbark
Peru, 10 l. Adams, at the rate OF $3.50.
The ship 1hwing Of about 1900 tons burthen was 70
launched from Badgers ship yard Porsm0uh Nh
Goth She owned by Mesrs Daniel and Peter Marcy
and Master Badger and intended for the general freghng
business.
LAuscHEp-A Bruins wick oath inst by Mr. Joseph Given
fine ship OF about 1900 not given owned BY Messrs
Given and Charles Thompson OF Topsham, Allen
Co Of Bath, and Capt Merryman, who will command her.
ship about 700 TONS called the Time owned by Capt Ho
others Of Boston, and to be commanded by Capt H.
She built by George and Rufus Soule She intended
for the freighing business
Also 26 from Bliss yard ship about 600 TONS not yet
named owned principally In Portland.
Also 9th from the yard of Capt Enoch Talbot ship Of ab
1000 TONS not named owned by Capt Talbot and others
She built under the supervision Of Master John Griffin
Al Yarmouth, 18th inst, from the yard OF Seabury
superior ship of 100 TONS called the Detroit She will
manded by Capt Samuel Thomas. who is part owner.