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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-02-12
The Decd of Infamy.

II VIII DC sceh " Peiu>tf Vi our Leg
islative summary that the African party,
.unawed by the infamy thst will attach tc
themselves end the constituency they
dishonor, have perpetrated the infs nous
fsfce Of electing two United States Sen
asors. Brigh, and Fitch IRE the tools
they have chosen TO disgrace the State by
claiming seats in that august body. under
such flimsy authority. Notwithstanding
the illegaliiy. however. of..their election,
they will be allowed to occupy seats in
the Senate, and draw their pay. for an
indefinite period Of lime. The Africans
have . majority il that body. and they
will be slow TO act upon their cases.
This is all understood In the mean
time they will exercise all the powers
and privileges of legally elected United
States Senators. And although their
election may finally be declared invalid.
it will not be done until they have each
drawn several thousand dollars out of the
nations treasury. contrary to lew. justice
and honesty.
The Republicans of the Senate and
House. at Indianapolis. have shown a
commendable spirit and courage under
the trying circumstances By which they
nave been surrounded. We hope they
will not yield. but continue courageously
to resist the torrent of corruption. they
have been waTing against. Their
friends. throughout the State, are anx-
iousIy watching their steps. and expect
ing shem TO adopt such measures as may
be necessary 10 thwart the acts of the
Bogus Democracy. The time has passed
for temporizing. The interest aud wei
fare of the country demands action
prompt and decisive action. There is
blu. one way 10 treat such mep,--fRhi
them with their own weapons. Forbear
snce and submission to the wrong will
only embolden the lawless tyrants to
holder deeds. We shall. sooner or later.
be compelled 10 resort to revolution to
maintain our rights,-why not now. as
well az any other time? The Republi
can party everywhere are ready for the
entountes. and we call upon our friends
In the Senate and House OF Represents
tives TO take the initiative stops They
should not hesitate q moment longer to
declare Hammond's seat vacant and
willard an usurper, proceed to cleo:
President Of the Senate and make hin,
ex-oficio Governor Of the State. and
elect two Senators, to contest Fitch and
BTight's seats. This will bring matters
speedily 10 en- Issue. II we are to be the |
slaves Of the Bogus Democracy let us
know Tiff we are to be freemen le 1 |
there be no doubt about it.
Unless something of this kind be done
the Africans will always keep ~ under
in Indiana. 1t isbecsuse we have quiet |
ly submitted to their lawless violence |
heretofore that they have obtained the
advantage. What chance has: 4 non
resistant with . Iufisni or an honest
man with highwayman. unless prepared
fos him? So we must meet the Africans
if We do not intend to tsmely submit an
become the veriest slaves of tyran,s.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-02-12

Co In New York city Michael NJ
gent for throttling a man by the garrote
system and then robbing him has been
convicted and sentenced to Imprisonment
for life. He only obtained six and
quarter cents.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-02-12

&C. The river Merrimac is frozen
solid nearly to its mouth. A boy who
started to go to work in the Methuen
Mill on Friday morning, was found FRO
zen to death, leanine1ags tree.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-02-12

o. Oregon now sends to California
considerable Quantities of butter. bacon.
eggs. and smoked meats, which latter are
much fresher than those cured in the At
lansic States-they command the highest
prices.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-02-12

or There is at present quite rage
throughout Missouri for the incorpors-
lion of new banks, Bills to charter nine.
teen OF these institutions, with an sggre-
gate capital Of twenty nine millions dol
lars, are now before the Legislature Of
that State. Most of the prop osed banks
are to be located at st. Touis.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-02-12

Mr.. Whiting. clerk Of the propeller
Gen. Taylor, who left Conionason on
the 9Th inst, says that o mass of pure,
solid silver. weighing sirty fue pounds.
bad just been taken from the Minesso tn
Mine. AT its curren: market value. 81
per ounce. this mass would be worth
81, 040.-[ Chicago Press. 5ih inst,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-02-12

&C. The public schools Of New Jersey
contain 1868 pupils, the cos, of whose
education. including expense OF schools
houses, was last year 1914 ,24S. There
are nearly two thousand teachers in the
State.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-02-12

CO The Governor of Canada has issu-
ed a proclamation. summonins Parlia-
ment to meet on Thursday. the 26th of
FEBRUARY Al Toronto. for the dispatch OF
business.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-02-12

CO The New York Home journal
makes mention Of a new invention for the
ladies'. 1t is petticoat suspeDder. by
which strings, Plus, &C.. IRE rendered OBJ.
soiete, and the necessity fox hooks and
tight lacing done away with.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-02-12
New York .. S. senator Elected.

The Senate and Asse mbly in Joint Con
vention. on the 3D. inst. elected Preston
King, U. S. Senator for years from 4,h
of March, 1857. in place of Hamilton
Fish.
This is said 10 be an excellent selec.
ton, by the New York Republican pa
pers, and those acquainted with him.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-02-12

The family Of Judge Pitcher, at Mount
Vernon. were poisoned by eating bread
into which the servant girl had pu, some
poisoned substance in mistake for cream
of tartar. All will recover, however.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-02-12
About the Fruit.

Many of the ftui. growers in the vic
unity Of Louisville. KY, are apprs-
hensive thai the recent severe weather has
killed the fruit buds Of most of the
peaches and pears.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-02-12

Hon. John Appleton. Of Maine, will
be editor OF the Washington Union after
the fourth Of March next. Ma. Nichol-
son. the present editor. retires voluntari-
Iva: that time.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-02-12

CO. The New York Mirror says il
knows OF Washington correspondent
who went there four years ago. penniless,
who is now worth twenty thousand dol
lars, and insinuates that he made his
money BY levying Black Mail upon the
lobby jobbels who infesl that city,.
What is his name7
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-02-12

CO DR.. Hayes, who was with DR..
Kane in his Arctic expedition. expresses
aconfident hope from recent intelligence
and knowledge of his case, of the Doc
tors recovery.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-02-12

A bill is before the bogus Kansas Leg
is.ature to compel all free negroes to
leave the State. under pendlty OF being
sold into slavery.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-02-12

|" The Toledo -(Ohio) Times SAYS
they are sinking wellin that city which
will be $500 feet deep. 1t will be the
deepest we'll In the world.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-02-12

TT We would call the attention Of our Mer-
chants ID the advertisement in this weeks pa
per Of the firm of WILLIAMS & HuEsTis, Whole
sale Groeers, Fort Wayne, Ind. Their. stock
consists ola general assortment Of Groceries
together with every thing that is usually found
tin a store, except dry goods. Their connec,
ion with some Of the best, Oldest and oeis
snoun Hostses in the East offers them flc,h-
les in laying ia their stock; unsurpassed ~
any other House in the West.
They are therefore enabled to furnish any
thing IN their line. freight considered, as low
as can be bought in N. York, Cincinnati, Cal
cayo. or ann other Market. -
FRI WAYNE is now within two or three
bcurs ride from this place, uninterrupted by
,nv change of cars. Merchants therefore, ia
this place and vicinity, can obtain any thing
thew may need in the line Of Williams 4 Hues-
lis. in a few honrs, thereby avoiding the ex-
peuse, delays and loss cf time, occasioned BY
purchasing ordering from a greater distance.
Williams i Huestis have bal one price, and
thosc ordering from them. vii obtain goods Of
the same quality and price, as il there in per-
son to purchase.
S If you would therefore save both money and
time purchase of Wiuisns 4 Huestis, Whole
sale Grocers, NJ. IS, Columbia street, Fort
Wayne, Ind. fllm6
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-02-12

Decrease of Hogs in Indiana.
In 1855 there were 2 1858 57l hogs in
Indiana. and in 1856 2.277 l24. being a
decrease of 39l ,458. or one.seventh.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-02-12

A New lpEA.-A church for the deaf
and dumb is-aboul to be opened at New
York.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-02-12

CT Surprise parties. given to pastors
BY their churches. are all the rage. Just
now, in Massachusetts.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-02-12

A proposition is before the Legislature
of Michigan 10 establish a State Female
College.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-02-12

A team laden with pork ard -four broke
through the ice opposite st. Louis. on
last Friday week. Wagon, horses. driver.
md all ycro lost.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-02-12

The gross receipts ofthe Ohio Railroads
last year were ever S6,000.000.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-02-12

OF lsasc c. Sherlock was acquitted
by the jury upon his trial for shooting
the seducer Of his wife in Philadelphia.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-02-12

Counterfeit threes on the Bank Of Con.
necticut are in circulation.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-02-12


SENATE, Feb 5.
Heffren wished to have the journal 81
corrected as to state what the President
said. in his place, before going into Join
Convention on yesterday, and submitted
. resolution to that effect.
Sage said he did not hear what the
President said. andehe did not think any
Senator on the floor heard whatthe Pres
ident remarked. unless il was the Honor
able Senator from Vanderburgh. who ran
up to listen.
He thought IL the speech-Qf the Presi
dent contained what Heffieksa il did,
it did not state the truth. and thoughts i
wrong to place misstatements upon The
journal.
After some debate. Hefren's motion
was laid on the table--ayes 25, nays %
The Pfesidcn; announced the following
Sensters as 4 committee. on sWeir's res
olsiion offered yesterday, fos bulldog a
house for the use of the State officers,
and for the safety Of the public records:
Ninth Congressional Districts Weir,
Chairman, LIST, Drew; 81, Cane; 81, Cra'
vens; 9Th. Slater Of DearSon; 9th. Bufte.
9th, Bobbs; 9TH. Mclean; 9Th. Wallacei
10th. Hendry; llth. Green.
Crave1s presented memorial from d.
o. Daily, showing that he was duly
elected as Senator from the county ol
Clarke. at the las. general election. in
place Of LIE Roy Woods. who had vaca-
led his seat BY accepting of another Of
fee, and asking 70 be admitted 10 seat
in the Senate.
Wallace moved to lay the petition on
tho table. Not SO laid BY 81 ayes TO IS
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-29
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

ST LoUIs-steamer G Taylor-6s hhds tobaccoW Rob
7hhds tobacco Hewitt Norton keoi do Lotsp!h keo-30o
@ p S SssS sG era
bbs -four bran Shaw seo 652 sacks l5O
S a sn jas = s
b; eggs ksE s ous ne tefhns sa Sennd Do
John o'Bren-3OO wheat Levy summe4sas sacks Of
bbs aonr do eggs ssl s. do
kegs butter do lard to Hore Gayle % xc92 sacks corn 200
ST I.oUIs-seamer l. Kennett-2 Wagons Phelps, Carr
kco-l box Budaeeks &co27 fkns butter l2t Ixs cheese
sco1ils SACKS Sran II bos aosr rasam
bb flour flour ksRsay ns ao flour Shay
shropshre5 bb kegs butter DelBondol447 sacks
nx &cos lard Keep Bard &eo5Oo sacks bran Clarke
Do
doors oil Bellocq, Nobom kco-sundries to order
-65 2S1 feet lumber + Perret-sundres to order.
Sns sa Sebows E Ss asa esS sbs du
bales Oglesby Macauayis bnles Montague eco
S ssss Fl tss ssr
s leo
johnson &eon coils rope BARLEY johnson &coms4 sacks
rope Hitclsofk latting2t bales hemp 800 bb -four 10
Ii 5 lard eli
Harvey Sco-2o do po.noss % p head cattle
BAYOU SARA--Steamer Laurel Hill bales
Wright Allen &colo hhds Gordon -s bales hides
4l bb peaches to St Romsn2 Sb and boxes peaches to
Penaud Felon-94 sacks onions lot fruit and sldres
RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS. OPEI.OUSAS AND GREAT WESTERN
RAlLROAD-l5h hides to J Heed-3 bales Greason-9
do Hackney5 do Roberts-sundres 10 Sabatier-and
order
MOBILE-Steamer Caforna-sundries to order
CONSIGNEES.
NEW YORK VIA Notwithstanding Empire City
j Wright &co-Terrell & l'aes-Jas Syme-Holmes Claus
James Counoy &co-H ParsonsTurne &co-P Fell ECO
Buc ckner Il Newmal--H Seebrcht--J Mathews
&eo-n Edwnrds-Eiot &co-Terre & Hersey---Barard Il
Gento-Jennings, Iaughn &co-rownsend, Tompkns &coj
| Schann-L GoichauN-Hal Rodd Il Punan-Fet It Stetson
M Greenwood &co Brander, Mckenna Hubbard Wolf
Bro-Sickes &co-Smon x frtnk--Hoghton, Rankin &co-
brewster &co-Echeberger Calae-Dobyns 4 Harrington
| Z Hart &co-l Goldsmith &co--J Norton &co--Donovan
McI.earn &coWard, Saunders Il llunt-Alen Hl-A Robh
Scp-J Alber-Hughcs Hyllsted &cO-R Geddes-Payne 4
| Iurrson-R X I.aughm d II Iolues--T Donneil-P NAL
w jackson &cu--J Lehde--T NJ Barows-Coleman, Put
nam &co-R l. Adams-Martin, Owen Cobb-F II Moody
B Oiver-Bull. Ellis &co-C Newton &co-G Yale r &co-
Adams sco-rareon, Whiting 4 TulIis-E Garthwae eco
| 4 5 Smith &co-,,onve,se SooW I,etchford &ro-F Nc
Milon--Perkins &co-A Il Ezekiel-Sam LockeB Durunt
Harm Sco-D Connery---John Gauche-Hsrt, Thoma
Sco-S II PeckJas Turner-Cook, Fellon &co-J Brasel
Harris, Morgan &coJ Gould sco--C Bier-Ausl
Jones &coCook Young &co-Henderson Terry &co-Montro
Stilwell-L Roc.-G II Vinten-Cnrroll, Prclad sco-W
Gushing Harris Levi-llomes Causs-AnderBon &co-W
Watsou--H Sears-Perkins, Bowen Sco--H II Hulel-G
5 Todd &co-Pothof y Knight b Leete--F Cazeau-
Creevy Flrwel-F NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mcyer-Corsnn
ArmsIoug-Pooe &co-S Kennedy &cO-G l. Dolsen d So
i Relf &co-Goldsmith, Hajer &c7-B Pefe--S Bell
l5nsaldo-T FrosT PayRn-Pedreauyille Brohes-E CaI
| Yer Sco-W e Bianchard-aud order.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-29

The following from the New York Herald shows the reasons
why of the Northern Railroads depressed Paying
S25D0 per President of company might be called
considerable of salary The alluon made the Erie Rail
road which about S3 600 and the stock the same
selling the Stock Board all street, 3537 65 per
discount President is about taking charge of the
company
In Erie the operations particularly large advance
AR Moran has accepted the Presidency salary of SIS 900
per While this company is cutting its fares and
thus reducing receipts it Increasing its expenses by adding
the first publications. jusying such salary As
fnancer the company has gained nothing and the Pes
Tie salary Mr. Ramde we believe was sio6O0 per annum
and he could certainly afford little to his private
stance exhibited very little Judgment but they doubt think
that h M M G M @ Of ae upon the
twelvemonh will bring Mr.. Gelpeke the Treasurer
road is at all events in new hands The new financial pro
has not yet been made public If there any plan
pany can be checked shall look with favor
From Louisville we have the following of the 2ls inst
LOUISVILLE, July during the week has been
the river getting low however, and of freight ad-
vancng there prospect of revival for least
notice few of baggng decline quoted
last Flour has continued dull and prices have declined
lot that has during the past week Corn IS rer as
the stock hand becoming reduced and coming
unchanged and very little doing Baed hay owing
tnued small receipts commands former prices There has been
cuatiNe movement in provisions and both barrel pork aud
bacon have advanced The business in tobacco has been
The weather has been very hot but favorable for all descrp
ons of Cotton the only staple of which we hear
abaed.
MONEY MARKEr.-The money market still continues very
tight The banks dscounlisg only limited extent and
take little any having six months to Out
per cent Exchange continues m The bank
for Eastern continues at but the brokers are charging
New Orleans is dull we quote the selling rate by banks noM
nally at par 10 ID prem.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-29
MEMORANDA.

AS- The Falls City from St 2sd inst reports
left port loading for New Orleans Woodruff and
Allegheny.
s- The steamship Atlantic the 18th inst towed the brig
Belle Flower to from Pass Cavallo. f
p Capt Booker. Of the bark Harriet Spauldng reports
having experienced gale june in lat So
Ion 70, which carried away the msn.top- gallant
NJ Capt Stevens of the brig Azores reports having
renced gale the 5 inst in lat Is 05 long II 2
midnight struck by lightning twice in quick succession the
first clap striking the main royal mast head shveng the royal
mast gallant mast top and lower mast headsecond
clap striking the foremost head-shivering the badly
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-29

This will add to the general circulation though part of
the dividends of the Bank of Louisiana will 60 stock
holders and small share of the State Bank. This with the
recent dividends Of the Southern Union Mechanics and
Traders Bank of New Orleans and the City and
State Banks paid will approximate nearly million Of
dollars
The movements in stocks to-day limited We only heard
Of the sale of % shares Union Bank 1922 Nothing doing in
bonds only offers for Tehuantepec,
Exchange firm to-day The Banks selling checks
the counter X premium Outside rates ranged from
4G1s premium. One days sight Il sixty days sight
bankers bills were taken at I5Gla dscountan advance of
u Il Very few commercial bills Offering for which there
good reasonthere being little produce the market
for sale We quote good to fair l3z12 discount Some
Havana drafts received hour which it pre-
snmed will be sold tomorrow Very little doing in sterling
Clear bills have been sold 9, Banks hold at 10
Francs quiet The Union Bank asks sixty days sight
Paris direct 2 which is reasonable is considered
the bills would bring nearly the figures in New York
Take the market all round and drawers have the call which
/ will continue for some few weeks.
Sales Of Mexican dollars Of the late receipts been made
| at 54G1515 prem.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-29
BY N. vIGNIE, AUcTIoNEER;;

BY N j., AUCTIUNFEN.
DY VIRTUE of n order from the Honor
d able Second District Court Of New Orleans dated IN
of Jny 1851 in the Felcie klar minor wife Of
A. p Koux No. IL l47-at public auction at Banks Arcade.
Magazine street MONDAY 10th Of August, 1851, will be
sold, at IL o'clock NJ
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND fronting on Casacalvo
Washington Square, between Eysan Fields and
Frenchnen streets easurng front Casacavo
by depth l2o feet Together with all the buildings and i'm
prove,nents thereon.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS-Two thousand dollars cash,
balance IL and Is months credit for notes secured
by mortgage said property and bearing eventual interest
the of cent annqm from maturity until paid
Said be dated the 23d OF June, 1851
Act of sale before A. Boudousque, Notary Public. o
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-29
LEGAL NOTICES.

ssoes1 .s .,s,x.r counr . oy ,sssIErTA
ID q gyea a S
r s., dsss s from s B s
s anss ss s e
jy9 aas8 p. s. wTI,Tz. Clerk.
ssss 2 &
A H. e sss Psr as pssss.t aenne ax cream
a.s celia psus eonessn es
a esr ,ss9a.s e Rsnse1. Il s
entire mains rpss & ~ es i0na1
i.sa pss ordPe sda De Ia cour. -.
ssco.p Ds1n,er cousry SUCCESSION % MATHIS WILL
!: Il sssr.hy :: . s,s. s
show within from lie p1esses aossass my
sxesuo. q ,s estate should e. g
~ * '.as' aus ''s e'''' P.s.wILrz, cas..
DEuxrxsE covK De DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE MATHIS
vhs sss i aun
es5s de % E eess an ss
prsssts publication T.. rissns pour ssasslss L sops
point re-
parts conformemepts an dit compfe
!yze sslst aug 8 = = ''ul, r.s. WILT. e1snsr
sEcose M n,s5s,cr couzr OF gNo b Il SLING
WHEHEAs, Francis 4. Gasfs% iaas has pet,-
w toned The Court Of curatorsip the
estate Of the late John engeraud, deceased nfestae
Notice Is hereby given 10 all whom to show
shonld not be granted.
| BY order Of the Court: sss zf4lss5l 5sr
jy8 au17 p. 3. WILTZ Clerk.
sssgs. Sssf RE
TTENDU que Francis A. GAetAn preaen-
IA fe petition la reet lettfes de
enratss Ia successonvacanse de feu John sipgesnd
Avis donne que celia peus con-
avor deduire dix jours les pour
queles IL ne serait faf droit Ia dite petition.
Par ordrc de la Cour:
iy2s anil p 8. WILT GrefBe-.
sEcoyp DsTRlc7 CouRr} SUCCESSION OF GEO. sTEAvNs
| NOTICE Is hereby given to the creditors or
IN this and all other herein interested
show within days from the notification any
they have why the
ce of this estate should homologated
the funds distributed In sceordancs herewith.
By order Of the court
| jy22 q aul P. 8. WILT, Clerk.
DEuxIExE coua DE DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE GEORGE
de la Nouveie Orleans ) STEAvNS ct desa FEMME
| No. 10 aO1.
Wis est pAr lie present d0une aux Cream
IA ciers de snsdite
celia davor deduire dix
de IA pubcaon les risons esqueles
serat point approuve hoologue entire ~ nni
y repartis conforrnements dit compile S@
y Par ordre de la {1sllt Fl
n jy22 n AMI r, HWTLTZ (3safBer
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-29
PAR n yIGNIE ENCANTEUR.
Inn VERTI dun Ordre de PhOnOrab1e >,

FAR n. VIGNIE, ENCANTEUR
I'm VERTU dun Ortlre de PhOnOfable Se-
Il conde Cour de District la Nouvelle )reans, poran la
date du juliet 1857. Pafae de Mime Feci4 klar,
epouse mneue de A. Roux No. l-a PArcade de Banks
Magasins rencan, LUNDI lie u aodt 1851 seEa
vendu 4 midi
UN CERTAIN LOT DE TERRE la Casacalvo
place Washington les Champs Eysees ct
Francajs face la Casacalvo
proondeur pieds Ensemble les bsses ct ameo
rations qui s'y trouven
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mile piases compliant ct la balance
l2 Is de credit bles garrans hypotleque
propriee, poant cent dinteret par an
usqu pa Placement Les dites bs devront etre dates lie
q nin 1857, .
lique jy9 4tin30d
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-29
ARRIVED.

schr Red Fox sbisa for Ta,npico Godenbow Lesparro
sehr Mary Magdene, Marques, for Pensacola, Master
ARRIVED.
Steamship Atlantic Lawless Indxnoa Galveston to
Harris, Morgan 4co-lst dist.
Bark Harett spauding 30 days from Rocklsnd Mane
Bark Mount Vernon Lss:egs from Havre 1ss june toll
Bark Hannah Thornton Tarr IS days from Pensacola
Mnrinon-tlusrantine Station
Spanish Brig Pancbo days Havana ballast to
Pug Il Avendano-t Quarantine Station.
brg AzoTa Stevens from Rockand Naine 10 Creevy Far
Spanish Bark Tsso Canaes s from Bareelona aM
schr Harkness Peterson. days Tampco to Gold
a, enbow d Lesparre-Quaranine Station.
Mexican Scr Leonor, Ascona from Capeacey
=, TO Camerdeii-Quarantine Station.
Mex schr Eduardo -, days Tobasca Caulerden
- Quarantine Station.
Schooner Venice Black days Tampa Bay to master
s'hr Diamond Bowen days Pensacola John Hurley
schr Junior, Francko, from Bay S, Louis-Basin
eehr Sy!phde, barbarian, from Covington-Basin.
sTEAMBoATs.
California, Huchings from Mobile.
Cora, Smith, from Attakapas
Anna Perret, Loualer, from Washington.
kennett Bowen. from 81 Louis
D & Taylor, Fulton from st Louis.
LAnrel Hill, Thistell from Bayou Sara.
Falls City, Smith, from st Louis.
Towboat Yankee Fenton. the Pases-towed down and
to SEQ 18th Inst ships Jos Holiness Adele Snow bark Jno
Curtis, briggs DAM Moloney and Jehosee-bronght up
Addesby
Towboat Ocean, Taylor from the down
sea 22l ins bark Contest and schooners W Nersnon
and Empressario-brought up bark Mt Vernon,
Quarantine ship Timour brigs Stevens, Pancho
schooners W W Harkness. Eduardo and Leonor.