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The Atrato Expedition.


UNITED STATES EXPEDITION THE ATRATo,
CARHAGENA, Nov. 20, 1857.
Preparations for Journey up the Atrdo-Ffdernising
Nth the Ndtires-E Excursions Balls and BanquetsPre.
sentdtion of Ne,o GranadsaH Flag to the 0fcers-Ad-
dress Of Senor Benedti and Lieut. Craven's Reply
We arrived at this port early in the month, and have
been busy occupied in making various preparations for
going up the Atrato, fitting up "bonga" building hat
teaux, adjusting instruments &c, &C. MEANWHILE the
officers of the expedition have been cultvang most
agreeable intercourse with the people here whose hearts
have been taken by storm by these rowing fellows who
seem to understand adapting themselves TO every cline.
The officers of the little schooner varna gave
sion to some ladies and gentlemen with slight entertain
ment on board then followed series of parties shore
which our expedition responded to with a very pretty
ball. at private house, when the gentlemen Of this city,
determined not TO be outdone answered By most ee.
CANT ball and banquet which totally ecpsed all previous
affairs.
After the ladies had retired from the supper table the
gentlemen sat down and al the close Of the feast New
Granadian fag of satin, having on the inscription
Saros habitantes de Cartagena al commandanteI {
oAcales de la Goleta Americana "Varinan
Neviembre % de 1851
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presented 10 the commanding officer with the follow
ADDRESS BY SENIOR JANEN BENRDIrI.

ADDRESS BY SENIOR JANEN BENEDITI.
sir-Being suddenly called upon by my companions at
this festive board TO hand you this small flag tokeI Of
present meeting, allow in doing TO offer thsse
brief remarks, certain that al this juncture do
nothing more than express the sentimens-the sincere
seDtments-harbored by all and each Of Sir, cyer
since heard Of your arrival at this port your way
to your noble mission the Isthmus Of Darien
experienced the greatest sympathy your undertaking.
and when we began TO know you and your worthy officers
We experienced no less sympathy for your persons and
could not be otherwise. If your mission was entitled
went direct 10 our hearts. We never forget, sir
that the United States the pioneers in the great task
OF working the Independence Of this continent and is,to
them we owe the example that induced to proclaim
ourselves free and independent people. We have not
only done this but We have done We have closely
followed step by step the march Of your institutions and
have iransplaned, one by one cline all the
gems OF your happy garden TIL the complete establish
ment Of the federal system of government no longer
matter OF discussion among u.s. but great fact We can.
not forget, sir, that the cause OF Independence
was baptised !. by the blood Of distinguished
perhaps the first foreigner that fell victim n
bis devotion TO our .and, where he died, shot by the
Spanafds, after being taken prisoners in Pata in 1872
And now, sir let me bid you good bye. May God bes
you and your officers and every board the vari
ma may he guard over your health and your i'm.
porant exertons with the fullest in order tina,
you may obtain the approval OF your and OF
your fellow citizens and finally, sir, that when you de
part from shores you take with you the cheering
hopes and leave us the most grateful remembrance I'm
thusiastic cheers)
LIEUT. COMMANDING cRAvKs
Made a brief reply, as follows
Gentlemen Of Carihagepa-our highly esteemed friends
II came TO this place Ia search Of information and most
happily have found, gentlemen, place in your hearts
With grateful feelings do receive these tokens OF your
regard, and With joy do accept this flag. This flag OF
New Grenada which has before been surrendered
tremendous cheers rshall bear "a the shores OF the
Pacific and there unfur IL tho emblem Of that spirit Of
liberty and happiness which belongs 10 your country and
assure you that this little banner never be surren.
dcrcd by me- Cloud appiause.)
Indeed, In diplomatic point of view, the visit OF the
Auato expedition 10 this place has had most happy ef
feet on the minds Of the people whose feelings still
warm with the recollection OF the unfortunate events OF
the Isthmus But this Pacific expedition has done
ders here and depart with the beet wishes Of all attending
them.
I. S.-Xe sail from here 70. morrow FOR The Airato
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Colonel r. Headley OF the Morris and Essex Railroad
will l the place OF Mr. Moran President Of the New York
and Erie road during his absence In Europe.
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KANSAS AFFAIRS.

Action or the Territorial Legislature-FIans
for Voting the Observation-Disclosures
tion Of the Militia-Reply OF Gen. Cass to
Gov. Waikcr--The Prcsident's Instructions
10 Gen. Denver, &c. sc.
[From the Leavenworth Ledger, Dec. IA.
The Legislature Lecompon having rejected the demo
cratic delegation from this county and receiving the free
State one and passing election law adjourned die
Saturday evening last We hope the law as passed
reach the case, and that IL is such law there will
not be the slightest possibility Of doubt about its To-
gality
Correspondence Of the Post
WASHINGTON, Dec %, 1867
Advices have been received here from Kansas 10 the
effect that the Kansas Legislature have directed that tho
Calhoun constitution shall be snbmted to the people,
the 5h OF January next They have also passed act
regulating elections and organizing the militia, and ad
journed on the 18th inst.
The President declares that he will enforce the Calhoun
constitution in Kansas though should require the with
drawai Of troops from other posts to do it,
This news produced great excitement here. Parrot
thinks collision between the free State and pro slavery
in Kansas inevitable The rebellion at For
Scott is doubted az that is not government post.
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xxx - <~<T<<~~~T~T~'
DESrOTIc laws DRMoRAIIzE TIIK PROPLK.

Mr.. FESso, very tall gentleman, was introduced by
Captain Rynders, as his "short friend, who would nom
nate list of Secretaries" Mr.. Fcnne read the list
follows which together With the list Of Vice Presidents
uas adopted-
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LETTER OF HoS. DAVID L. SEYMOUR.


As shall not be able 10 attend the meeting Of the de-
mocracy OF the city OF New York, " be held at Tam
many Hail. 23d inst which you have kindly invited
avail myself Of this occasion 10 express my entire
appreciation Of the policy of President Buchanan deve.
ioped his message ~ Congress. not aware
Of any question among democrats In reference the poll
ey Of his administration except 20 the affairs of Kansas
The great principle 10 regulate this and all the Territories
Of the Iucd states in their proceedings inatory 10 be
coming States Of the federal Unson promulgated IN
the act Of Congress organizing Rans Territory
Has the principle OF popular sovereignty Tns was the
rayns cry of the democracy the Presidential ecc
ton and upon u, As a fundamental doctrine Of
government, We triumph over great and powerful cppo
ston This emphatic endorsement by the American
people Of questioned principle made a sacred right
Mr.. Buchanan so regarded Il In his inaugural address
and IN his subsequent administration OF The affairs Of Kan
sas no effort has been wanting his part 70 secure tins
rght 70 all it's citizens. IL amid the bitter local strife
which for years past has disturbed that Territory part
OF its citizens have neglected 10 exercise this right the
fault lies not with the President The elections have been
held, and delegated Convention Of the Territory have
framed ts constitution In specifically submitting the
question of slavery 70 the people they have complied with
this important niuncton>of the organic law Under such
circumstances and having established great principle ot
~ aemeJsus lai1h, ochcoIss ihs E:2ssEs q that
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LETTER or non eEoReE TAYLOR.

have the honor 10 acknowledge the receip, of your
polite aton 10 attend and address the meeting
70 be hold Wednesday evening next AZ Tamnauy HALL
regret that public engagements compel me 10 deny my
self that pleasure. Permit " say that nothing
in the message-nothng the policy, aud nothing In the
mand my respect and support | agree with the admin
straton IN the opinion that the MOrmons should be
brought into proper subsection be driven
beyond the limits Of the country! and think
Il equally important 70 silence The "ksnsas shrektrs
agd n, X thg NVpd, q ha' !cg Rlgg,ug rfrIgr, I.
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LETTER or HoS. AnAsA J. PARKER.

Though other engagements will not permit 10 attend
your meeting tho 23d inst am ready 10 repeat tho
expression have already made Of my entire confidence
the administration OF President Buchanan and my
dial concurrence in the sentiments and recommendations
of his recent message II IL only in reference 10 the
Kansas policy that that message harshy assaed by
political opponents Assault from that quarter Of
to be anticipated But not yet ready believe that
the democracy of the nation agreeing they do In the
great doctrine OF popular sovereignty will ever permit
themselves to be divided upon question Of details
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The widest excitement here prevailed. There were
numberess cheers for Wood groaEs for sickles and
being announced that sickles tho stand, there
vociferous yels TO put him OUT The groans for
traitors and cheers for "wood" prolonged for
raj minutes until called for "tbree cheers for
James Buchanan
THE STORM DREAMS OUT.
This heartily responded TO, but the utmost confu
sion again ensued upon call for hree cheers for Fer
nando Wood p which were given with great guso; also
three cheers for Hon. John Kelly
The following among the letters received by the
comnittee:-
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These documents contain Secretary css's letter to Gov
Walker, as follows
SECRETARY cAss' REPLY 10 GOVERNOR WALKER.
STATE DEPARTMENT, Dec. Is, 1867.
sir-on Wednesday last received your communica.
ton Of the 18th inst, rendering your resignation Go
vernon Of Kansas. This resignation accompanied by
long argument the affairs OF the Territory generally TO
which you well Il would be impossible FOR this
Department to reply. every officer Of the government
who feels himself constrained 10 refuse obedience TO the
instructions Of the President shall pursue this unusual
and thus place the files OF the appropriate de.
partmeut criticism on the policy Of The admi.
uistration, no person knows better than yourself
70 what consequences this might lead. He
must either cause the charges and arguments
against the President 10 be filed among the public ar.
chves Of the country, without contradiction reply; or
must spend the time which ought to be devoted 20 the
public service IN controversies with subordinate officers
who may disapproye Of the Presidents policy. Whilst
duty therefore orbids 10 enter into controversial
discussion with youIon the topics embraced by
your argument is proper that should make remark
pon single gcin! y9a state that the President has
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COFFFF-A little more has been done il Rio. The Con.
tn.nia seyees are favorable OneI knas are qss. .e Of
CANDLES-Adsmantine sesdy and IN lar request We
notice further Of so boxes States Island and 900 boxes
Knspp Bros brands, ct full previous rates
FLOUR AND MEAL-The demand for Westers Canal lo1r
not soiivs the weather restricting all outdoor
lades these held with stesdiness Little has been done
r export AID the oU grades must be quoted DC easier a.
eose The sSe eco bbs IS 55a % 10 for common 20
COED STATE as sod SO for extra eo s. eI % % tor
FIRE Indiana Illinois and Iowa. IS eva IS % Tor eIrs 40
rs asa &c IS for common n good extra Ohio 20
ior good N choice extra do sc asa So Is for 81 LOUIS
and ga So Is for extra Geneee. Canadian flour "a
held the inquiry fair but The supply Is nm, "a y,
bbs a. s66 t6 10 for superhne, and 90 20
de- Southern Flour is less active prices are n0 81 Ga
different; the arrivals fair; sale. Of leo eol| IS a.,
Sc % for mixed TO good upsr6ne Baltimore &c bnt
- IS for rey snd extra brands, Rye siSl a SJ Corn
NesI /. steady AZ IS i5a IS Is for Jersey ;,,;,
FIsH-Dry quiet, but the STOCK nAs 80 So
i,ted ard With limited secsg': ~ .ns s. GeoIes
80 small sales from store are "a Az, v-,y sy
these Haekerel are 10 irnt 2I better ,aso
our LAT Quotations Picked Herring remain 'Ans"N'
FhU,Ts-There very ttle movement IN any as
Dried Fruits are selling at leU lie fof oou'H NAV ny
GRAIN-rhere good decree o. hruness "a "a, Una
vac ~ in ,tore much reduced; the sales
5,6 bn.b Viii. Sounern 500 sioli % bush iaieri y
Capaoisn Club At 81 3D. ana .ss ofs ssb"b 1T
Barley very scarce aud wanted sales Of 900
bu,h interior Canadi,n Oats are 10 moderate rea!e
sno - supply and 10 lower, with leas doing for
r ,nd only limited Easter demand sales Of $1,000 bush
AZ ssc for sSubern white ano yeow o Tor Western mixed
- o,s 7Cd7Sc. for old yellow Southern, aud 7ld73c for
old ysST BAGS AND cLorH-we take the following from
s.ss 900 bales lie Use bdIs DO .sic.,
snd "a baes do in bond AZ sc each The make. toc
0Unpy Goth continues Ggp With fair deusud; a!es Of go
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NARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK .........A


st,am,bips-IIuois Bosss Asplnwall NJ. o. Robefss
Clyde (Br.t } hickelred, glasgow Tspseott 20. c,.hn
Psrks-Roebuck Chs,e, Richmond, REYNOLDS oi'hmsn
Velocity White St. Jago Cuba, John Thompson F'nkln'
Rocsret, Havana, A. BoyereaD. -, .,.x
Breg-suw Sherman, Cedar Keys Smalwooi anoer.
sen 4 Co Z.eisA Coozin St. Mays Depins. Moss Co
Elmir. Hal. Brsndywine Roneo Cs J1sssoSys vnsr.
African b titan Havans r. NJ Tussllo Defiance 'brr IS
dale Aspinws j. L. Whiting Co e Watts, Euefy' Onot
Islsnd. Bostock Benjamin. -, q,
Schoonei,-Ann Maria Gordon. Warrington, Mstlews S
Mitchell; d. Duers Elizabeth City, MASTER NSuans
smiIh smith SavaDnah Scranton Talmap jamestown La.
tourette City Point Jas. Hun;eri Bucsinsb.m 56Sners
smith Co Meteor Burns Mobile Laytin Hnhb1s; Adsls
fBr McKebzie St. John; y. p. Lsdd lbL Jonnsgn, Nc
Ionp. NJ r. a smithers Co John Roe H.mm1no Chsres-
ton McCresdy Mott Co.; G. Waterbury, Coos Mso,ie.
Ea,le HAZARD; Worth, Allen, Wilmington, Mols
Loper Philadelphia; Totem Morley sn-
more H. B. Cromwell Thomas Sparks, Green fnadrPnss
J. & N Brggs.
Bmge-Dsiaware, Paynter, Baltimore
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIONs-Aprn 6-BetOre the
BROOKLYN CITY COURr-GIvERAL TERM-Aprl O.
Before Jsese CULvHa.

The April Term of this Court commenced this morn
nlng-ob +. d. Culver presiding No causes were called on
Calendar sufficient number Of Jurors did not sppeLr 70
The Calendar h, Term numbers 80 of which
are o. considerable in portanee.
new venue or "a Jurymen ordered be issued
motions which could not heard on Saturday
day in Term argued to-day and by consent Que
case tined by the Court.
The gir, German WILLIAMSBURG Building Loan and Acca
muane Fund A:so .st joan RsPP and wife '1d 9th.
Miller for pl.ntiff; Joseph Lux for defendants
same sst Joseph and Mary bis wife and others-De
ere. @ pn John RapSs w .rd ws Adam sce ad
ana stber.Judeent plaintiffs in foreclosure The $50
granted with of reference to sam h.Irs esq TO com
pu,e amount due, including interest on el9o
Same st lgnay HCser aud May Greo-Decree tor AMIN
SANE SIT Rssbe,b Mess widow &c and others-De:ree
fer p.iniii ordered with $50 allowance.
Joseph Cooper ss TIE Fulton Fire Insurance
Lewis esq plaintiff }. Sparks and J. v LOOMS for de
5. Theodore Dsuehy at Richard F. Blydenbursh Juds
for plaintiff for $500 with interest from Nov H. 1856
Let plaintiffs ,ttorney draw up written deou defendant to
make ont q In the tm-. psn
n trooe dns' stayed j. F. Wells for plaintiff; Hadden
VIM. II. Howard .st.Robert Prince. DESCENDANTS motion
for new trial denied with Gray and Smith foE plaintiff
Elzs Townsend by VIM. H. Berry. her friend
Georges Towusene Mo Tor for security for eo.s denied
without costs spooner and willard for plaintiffs b. Fen
Charcs Burial az. Thomas sh,rp aud John J. MAhouy
JudsneIt ordered Tor plaintiff with Interest from March 5
S6 together with judgment,
asof time wher argued With $40 Allowance.
George " Brown Lotng Mary Pickering
bis vifr and ChSs BeanIt viii be remembered TIA; he
plaintiff prsys for rsconYeytnce Of property on the
ground rha consideration worthless being stoct Of
Webster Fire Insurance Company. Judgment for suta
sdudgug the stock WORTHLESS ordering the from
plsisf defendants b. eanceed &c. Reference ordered
10 Samuel l. Harris esq, FOR computation &c. Decision will
be Published Tomorrow. John r Way FOR plaintiff; L. K
Marsh fos defendant
The following b. consent ef parties tried BY the
Gordon Adams and others at. David X. Losey, mplesded
ke-suit IN nature Of creditors bill ~ Ln. Mason judgment
lebeT a Lssy Lis vsBdee VIC t"eA 'e 81 isssss tAss
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the sac Lo,ee b. set asde ssAins s
n.u fer PLAINTIFF sdJujfbs the bill q al. ffsnaneu, III u'
sgAptt AID order Of reference IN sInaoI -
% tshe and account Of properly TAKEN "a
6te Lossy d1e PLAINTIFF on Judgment Aho
ccucnr he INT due Lsey bssnes TO D. ap2 go o.
n'nt h.i.udIDtt pay costs. Lewis Reeve IT P'-h
c. J. Jsck for defer dsnt.
SPECIAL TERN-Before JUDGE CuLvrF
The HamHt. Building Association sst THOMAS ~
D.huosnfs mo ion TO open default taken Msrth 20.
O,dertS- Desst opened payment OF 10 cos,.
ehuI,sn " Terms Cause - Be psr-d on Aptn -.
dsr Costs Of Term 10 abide 20 plaintiff. Hnd Don
allowed 10 defendant he ,ueeeed Ju1snsr snd eyy ~
stand security. d. p Barnard for plaintiff s;osdi
Smith tor defendants.
AbrsbAm Kups al. August s'burg. . Il, .
Motion Of pls'n'irf TIA. commission isfue 70 une
American Consul Geneva Switzerland 20 examine Dr
Yours witness ia sbJve action. Decision reserves. san
Garrison for plan tiff ~ MARI Tor defendant -,
Asshe sopeT ana others ss Charles Cromwell. Ana oth
Order OF reference 10 the Hor. John Gre1n So,d-
r. Jseh for plsiu'fs; Bikrke Oakley Cromwell Ter De
defeDdsI is = -,
ia, b. Watson ard Gordon Adam, Ca,hsrne Qnnar
Order of reference 20 Ssn'l l.. Hsrrie esq.
Ricbud II. T1cier sst Jsmes MAloy and Ann his WIFE,
Order Of reieren,e % Sam l.. Harris, e:q. Ihe
Hon. J. Greenwood foT p,,iDin
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BROORL YN ITEMS.

Tut WEBSTER FIRE Insurance COMPANY -JnIgs
G yer gave zion H. this Yesterday ,no1pug
~ NJ, "A taituG a Lodng kefiDg MEy Ahn Picker
=. "a. vit. nd Ch.res bsan. deend.rts Fnath "sl
.1 % convey his estate defendants AID received ~ Sc
49,, a., r. nnyebsse some stock D che Webster Fire Ia
49, ,nrrv ubish as slsgei worthless ard the ron
s bogus judge Culver decided in favor OF pann on the
teilOv FrOlnds:
first, Rspesents tons were proved Substantially a. charged
S,resd. PlauF induced thereby convey h es:a'e
TA1d The rpresentations maze o panuh were f rs1, ~,
The Company swnoe from The 5eginni1g And Ine
s, q ssfaioo Of them and the checks we're hsoosen
Fourth Bean Pickering knew the stock vas ~ is ~
~ khooeT and bad 81 tb- st!ch ~
did not hin thin the other vas tos oou
Of Bl.sd. H. the leading spirit in the affair re s1
sad h. hIew ali shout the Company go ne Ano" "~'A
f,Tk On aeliv erius NJ and Transferring or onerns 70
d. ,l the stock and ressumng the mortgage ms uee9
~ =, p.sn ,nnst be cancelled Bean mnst be charged Wh
- 80 n,e,n,.s A. the ra,e $3.50 annum from the time
AZ onvsyauce 10 him until the time De 7eyed 20 MIS- TICK
s,ns" and that defpdaus Lorpg, Pickering and VIE be
$500 .b rept a. the frJm the time OF convey
IN her Bur Bean ard Pickering are 90 be cfedi'ed on
rn, for any interest principal paid on the mortgage ~
49,, ss, NAV have paid by her and aso for taxes as
md paid by either snd for any permanent
ep's put b. eher and that 1t be referred 10
D.puty Clerk Harris esq take and state an account OF
iD provme1 repsrs The Court dir c;ed that pAntins
aitDsy j. Toy prepare decree 10 CONFORMITY Win
sajd decision and finding
APPOINTMENTS BY THE SHERIFF.-The new Sheriff,
Nh Bu6et stryter assumed ~ ies Of bis office ye'ter
asy AND made the following appOIa mepts: DAVID Stewart
(Rsp) Under Sheriff Jacob Striker rep and John NJ
Perry TX Deputies RE also appointed John Dixie
esq, * Counsellor. ana j. h oakley a. NJ Auc
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Nail steamship southeruer Murray, Charleston, md'ss
AZ nsl.rrpr Smith Acsnte Jan. 30 aud Gb.Atcr rsA.
fruit &c to NJ Bsckus Srct IS lat 81 3d. lon % 10 pssssSS
b.k steering s. showing blue aud wLe 'ypa VIA sss
dsmOrd T. March 81 lag s. %, lon. u H. passed 0"s
CIimss, Of Portsmouth,, bound N l. 1870. l.. % Num-
Bal Revootion Hathaway Havana days, sus~ 70 J. %
Big Cap. Tom, Person, s.sua March H. sugar I" 'H'~
Brs Gel. .tna of Mlbdse, sunb.r M.ozasis .sss, %
c. f. J. Peters March y, Cd the lsle OF riN'' ~
Trojan from New Orleans for CienfOesos ch,. pas IN
Big Fanny Whittier (of Bostonl Gage, O.1''' N"'' ~
Pa andrew Rrx McCort Gu,y,nss r. March H. sugar.
Big Mar Kendall of Adds'n Dyer 'ai0eOA' 80
nf ;;s s% to rT Adam. of Camden Ne Assn Ms.na
r. mi, q 70 Brett son Co. ExPer'sresd heivS
Of Fsts r'I s1ss !, S'iS'a s.
M "a 20 ossed big Judah Lowe OF Mount Desert e9and n
0 RI Gsrso GoodsD Ciuiaa Bolivar March a. hides &C. 20
T. gsf s,asaeD Damon Leoze. Africa FEB la pain,
& fpf The 10 days BEEN ID days n Of Bsnoda aaica
AZ e Il S5 ~ IL Tor ' f si Mach S:
beat ?, painted white had rot been long IN h' aa-
schr Moonlight Knapp, Georgetown D. C. days. hOcr to
scbT Ostrich (Br Balh,ebe Palermo Jan %, and GiOr1.r
Feb 49, with SlI boxes sod lemons 70 Characteristic
Roenton Co. Experienced heavy gales on the pa'"si
scbr LshTs (oi h.chis'. Huney, D.hen II days. WIN
lumber to Peek Church. nth .uy.r and
sehr J. W. D'sO, DriskO, Csrds mas 10 days Win
schr. Plymouth Rock, Ryder, Boston, "'''' y
sprsgue
schr. Vnt5g e. Hallcck. Boston.
schr. Gpsey. gals Msctiss, lumber g..
soaI Gen Peavey Hunt, L1oec, past.r spS ,-o,,
SCH. b. Drumm0pd. Fox with y. , 70 e,,SA S,i.on
week az st..utnz rtsn sshore st BaFness ~ Or
soLr Pr Gees. Lowell, Boston, dse 20 y, t q,
Schr. G. n. HAWKINS, Gninr' 'hS'''' "''
MoCready Mott Co. ,o,
WIND-During the day South SGD blowins sss p NE
WN.V., with rain and sOo''' aNa a'' o'"lDs ~
co,,c-,ox ; The b.rk reported 10 yesterday mornings
sn ~ ts Sea Bid, Boston, should have Fesa Storm
Bird
Tho bs Crawford tof hschia,. Small from Seu''ts -
II nj NC sses and mead cOnsgned 70 oes
~ 90 wh-n coming in the Hook this rnorains, soou
a.S st,ek Rouer ShOa and started ne srfn Pow
~ s,s badly When of Bu.termk Cnsnne enc hned
5 LIED oven Her crew taken OF by the s,s.m.as
usc,o AM brought the city, Capt. FTsnc o. -
assred bis services her but vi. refused 1nn .ns h
wa, above Der decI, and ther, While Getting Law ~
me rolled snd sunk. The cap.sia one
OF The crew came up the Hector One man Wa ~'sa'~
barge Cove rnor's Island she sa no p'o. hlo i
me bark s. a. Waterman, from Manila reportes os.Ss
,sSss EDITION was spoten the 5h of the WeoasooS
= CsP Fountain Of sesutus Ocean, ana 0Iassea !" s"~