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Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-19

FAHATICIsM AMoNG THE MORMONs.--Thc col
umns Of the Dcseret .lr,r~ are and have been
for months past, filled principally with reports
Of harrangucs from Brigham Young and his
cIicrs, brcaIhinga spirit 0T Tdcliahcc mixed WITH
fanaticism against the United States Govern
ment, and the army that threatens their bOr-
dcrs. 1t is well known fact that large ma
jority of Briglan's followers are unnaturalizcd
foreigners, Of the lowest class, wholly unac-
quaintcd with our Institutions bigoted, ignO-
rant, s,ipcrstitious and Slavish, and from their
very nature ready at all times TO obey any or
der of their supcriors, especially when they
have unlimited confidence in the wisdom and
sanctitv of their leader. The arcli.impostcr is
shrcwd, ambitious, unscrupul"us, and knows
exactly how to suit the tastes and feelings of his
followers. lie INDUCES them in all their de-
grading vices, sanctions with unctiOn their
lustful passions, and encourages them in every
vile dissipation. They are taught To dcspiSc
intellectual requirements, to scoff at chastity,
to mock at all that rclincs and clcvatcs hmani-
ty, to disregard all that the educated, the good
and finatcal instruments he has congregated
at Salt Lake, know no master but Brigham, no
faith but what he teaches, and obey no laws
that he has not made. lie is supreme dictator,
tolcrating no interference, permitting none to
question his authority, demanding and enforc-
ing blind obedience to his will. With such a
mass of ignorance, prejudice and fanaticism
devoted to him, hc feels secure, and indulgcs
in idle boasts, 10 encourage his followers, to give
them assurance Of his power, his consequence,
and his future greatness. They put faith in the
wild rawlings Of the prophet Brigham, confident
that he isablc to accomplish his purposes, and
stand prepared ut any moment to execute his or
orders. But let himand his followers once come
in contact will, an equal number of disciplined
troops. and the illusion will be dissipatcd, the
prophet defeated, his army dispersed, and Nor
monism be numbered among the things that
were." But no long as the Mormons believe
in his bOastings, they will stand BY him to the
death. A defeat destroys him.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-19

RAILROAD lIoUsE, SAN FRISCiSo.-This popular ho
tel has pASaCd into the hands Of MIR. Win. H. Petit
gentleman well known In our city, and esteemed
BY all who know him. Our citizens will always find
at The Railroad House an accommodating landlord
and an old friend, In addition to good rooms, good
beds and an excellent table. We heartily recon.
mend N to our friends.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-19
News by the Steamer.

The GoLten gate arrived at San Francisco on
Wednesday. She brought large number Of
passengers and highly important intelligence.
We take the following items Of news from our
Eastern exchanges. Gen. Walker, accOmpa-
MED by about four hundred fillibustcrs, and
with provisions for about three or four months,
sailed from New Orleans the llthOf November
for Nicaragua, and effected a landing near
GTcyt0wn, uninolestcd, On the cath. II is
stated that the inhabitants are greatly dissatis-
fed with their present rulers. Accounts con-
lict with regard TO the reception Of the fill
buster herO-sOIne stating that he was received
with the greatest cOrdiality, Others with suspi-
Cion and dread The next steamer will bring
us some authentic information relative 10 his
strength, his position and his prospects. 1t
is stated that treaty has been entered into
between our government and Nicaragua, the
terms If which arc unfavOrable to Walker.
The reports Of the capture and destruction
OF Government provision trains by the Nor
mons, have been confirmed by dispatches at
Washington. a strong force, under the com
mand Of Gen. llarney, will soon be sent to the
scene Of action, Operations will be conduc-
ted vigorously.
Col. Benton is out in a long letter against
banks. He is consistent in his opposition to
them
The money market has greatly improved,
and some Of the banks have resumed specie
payments. The panic had nearly subsidized
In all parts Of the country the factories are re-
sumipg work, and things are working along
smoothly.
The American horses in England were dis
gracefully beaten in the race for the Cambridge
shire stakes, ut Newmarket. Babylon came in
last.
J. Pinckncy Henderson and j. W. Campbell,
have been elected L. =. Senators by the Texas
Legislature, to succeed Generals Houston and
RuSk. They are both Democrats.
Wisconsin Laa gone Democratic by small
majority. The kcpubIicans lost some of their
strongest counties. In New York, the first
time for wears, the Democrats made a clean
sweep, elcctng tIIcir State ticket BY an aver
age Of o,oOI over the Republicans. and l3"oOo
over the Know NotIings. The people became
heartily sick Of hunIbngg"ry and corruption. -
In Louisiana the whole Democratic State tick
ct succeeded. Democracy seems to be in the
ascendant everywhere. Chasc's (D. r. plu-
rality for Governor Of Ohio is 1903.
The British troops stormcd the city Of Delhi,
in India, on the 2ith Of September, and after
terrible struggle with the Scp"y mutinecrs,
took the northern portion Of it-captured the
ma gazinc and l95 cannon.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-19
Presentations

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Y ... e.! la.., IL = l'id t.lt'iIt'. ~
AluIliECA AIRY : HALL.
Diamond Springs
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-19
Choice Brandy g. Wines
1900 Lbs. PURE white Lead,

L>rE H's -, rHr'-t and best :" h. had In the
i sisi,. ,,. 80, ~ Aruilitt AEl.' HALL
p.hr.und SPRING.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-19
pE.isNnNS ABROAD.

- i"NfST FhiCES. :.r their Drug, Pants, OILS,
t;t. : .ta g. irr. NuIiiIGAEl'S HAIL.
-i,lnrk tvr1rUrTi SprIIRS
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-19
DIR. M. BAKER.
PLA ACERYILLE.

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Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-19
Window Glass !

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Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-19
AL Orders by Stage,

r,"n ut attention, Address ApO,h.
w ,,.lk', Hal, or d =. MORRILL,,
- I. T., Ll..k n.alnnA S1rinrs
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MARRIED..

BETTS- GASSNER On Wednesday July 10 at Christ
Church by the Rev. Francis Wiley. william II Belts TO
Adelaide of the late John b. Gassner all OF this
city.
CORWIN-sCOTTO On Thursday July by the Rev. Thomas
McCauey, at the residence of the brides atheT b. Ryder
Corwp this city, and second daughter OF Thos Scott
esq. Of Huntington, Long Island.
GILES-McLEOD-In Brooklyn. on Tuesday July a. by the
Rev. DR. Gutter Harrison Otis Giles Of Boston, to Miss Louisa
Mcleod, formerly of Toronto, Canada West
LOUDEN-KEYS-In New-York on Thursday, July by the
Rev James NJ. Beach, Mr. Samuel r. Louden OF kensico,
N. Y, to Miss Charlotte Keys of English;own N j.
UNCOMFORTABLE Brooklyn, +. D., on Wednesday
evening July Rev. L. Black Mr.. Joseph H. Nixon
10 Miss Mary L. Crickman, both Of Brooklyn.
sEMONITE-WALKER- Rim Brooklyn, Long Island on Sun
day July r. by the Rev. Henry Ward Beeche Mr. George
Semonte Miss Annie youngest daughter OF William walk
En- esq, late of Glasgow Scotland.
VAN COTT-JONES-At Flushing. Long Island, Wednes.
day July Is BIZ G. II. Vaudeville James Van Colt
and Miss Sarah Ann Jones' both of Geenpont Long Island
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-18
Markets. Reported BY Telesrapi.

CHARLEsTos July l7CoIIoS: sale. Of tn week $4,000
bales 1t unchanged prices The decreased RECEIPTS az ell
Southern porte compared this time year.
$4,000 bales.
OswEGo, July IT, m-FLouR is steady; sales day of
$50 bbs shipped 70 Montreal SO bbs WHEAT Is in moder
ate milling demand sales to-day Of 900 bush Chicago Spring
at 81 s. and 1900 bush. Milwaukee Club 81 a. Com
quiet and quoted nounaiy at 73G7ic. LAKE IMPORTS
400 hbs Flour 1890 bush Corn and 1890 bush. Wheat
SHiPPED CANAL 100 bbs Flour and 900 bush Corn
BUFFALO, July l76 Flour is unchanged sales to-day
goo bbls SO l2S IS % for uperfne Wisconsin; S6 50d
5675 for extra dol 7a 81 ~ TOR extra Ohio ani Iowa WHEAT
ncbsnfed sales 5000 bush. Chicago Spring 81 o.
Com steady sales 420 bush the spot and arrive at
he G73c OARS nomnally 057tc FREIGHrs frmer; Corn
gas to Troy and lic 70 Imports In "a hours
up toeaylOO0 Dbl. Flour LOO bush Wheat and
2Cc BUSH Corn. EXPORTS In te-8 0oO bush Wheat
5000 bush. Corn and 1900 bush. Oats
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WhaiePs.

AT Maritiu April TO- bark Cavalier Bourne ~ b. bound
cruise put in for efeshmens ship Samuel Robertson Bah
cock, y. H., put in for medical advice.
letter from Jane. Bartlett fr officer Of the bark Jss
Andrews Kelly Of b. reports her having sailed Homo
lulu May H. under his charge for home direct full Capt Ksl
ley was gaining slowly from his injuries received In Marguerite
Bay. and would return home via San Francisco.
letter from Capt Norton Of bark Morning Light Of BIZ
reports her at June 10 with $50 bbl dop OIL ana
5000 n bone, all told.
letter from Capt, Peske Of bark Virginia ofN reports
her a. Otahee Society Islands April with 200 bells 50 oh'
all told bound on cruise and would be at Psits Ot2os
letter frorn Capt Cleveland ship Juland Of oY ~
ports her at March H. IN lat g. lon lo5 W. no on -
st report On the 25th struck 20 Dbl whales pu
and all attached.
letter from Capt REWARD Of bark Thomas Pope, Of n
reports her At Psa l0 no oil since last reported VII
letter fIou Capt. Triton Of bark Valparaiso, 81 ~
ports her Tscauano May 49, oil last reported ready @
a.
letter from on board ship Csthape Hull Of n Ia repo
her AZ st. Csthsrnes May Isl With ~ bbs sp 400 do vi. OH
would recruit for another season. =, p IA
Heard from date, ship java Lawrence ~
taken ico bhs since Capt l. Joined herr was unde'e'S
Whether 70 80 Gog.h " NOT =. .. 'sfH
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BROWN-On Thursday evening July IT, after long Illness
Am c. Brown, wife Of O. Brown ..,, Cha snor,l ,b,
afternoon AT O'Clock, from her late residence NO xix oAtu
William Brown, aged % years
CLAPP-Op Thursday evening July 10, John Capp III Inc
The rfsyes and friends of the family respectfully invited
70 attend the funeral without further notice. on First day
Sunday the 18th inst at u mr. from his late residence
No. 1888 Henry street.
CONIOND Drowned on Saturday afternoon July H. by the
accidental upsene of boat John Ccnion aged p years aud
% days. a native Of Cumberland, England
CODINGTON-On Thursday, July 49, aged yea, months
and days, Catharre Jane Codngton
CALLAGHAN-On Thur,dsy, July 49, Eugene Casshsn son
of John Callsghan, aged years and months.
DFADY-Corneus Deadly Of long and painful Illness" which
he bore with Christian fortitude
ENSIGN-In South Canaan Conn. on "Wednesday July 10
Mrs Clsrnds p. Ensign, wife Of Sidney Ensign, aged 20
years -
FisHER-At Hoboken on Friday, July H. Mr.. Charles '"
Fisher, aged 30 years.
His friends and acquaintance are respectfully invea S %
esn Reformed Dutch Church in Hudson street. above ffth
FORsYTH-At Mystic, Conn. Tuesday, July H. William
Forsyth, aged "A years, months and 3 days.
HILER-On Wednesday July Is Ellen e. Hitler, aged % years
ard months.
LAwRENCE-On "Wednesday, July IS after protrscted III
ness Capt James Lawrence aged ~ years o. ,ns Cy
America
MITCHELL-on Tuesday, July IA, Eli. Henderson young
est daughter OF Robert and Jane Mitchell aged mouths and
McpONNELL-on Wednesday, July Is, Edward Mcdonnell,
In the 62d year Of his age
PATTTRsON-On Thursday July l6 William Patterson In
PRICE-On Thursday July &c. of scarlet fever William
Gardner Price Of the late Handey Price ssed years
R04cHEon Wednesday July 5 Patrick ROsche of disease
s%ITH"on TfnTsdsy July ls Mary H., wife of John
Smith in the soth year offer a,e.
Her taken TO Fhk for inerme1'- a..
VAI-Ou Thursday, July l6 Charles r. 'Gh the youngest
son Of William I. and Joanna Vail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-18

Con,.,x has solemn Gourmet BY when, LOT vsiuss
sdsrston that Company forever oos IN. New York
Central On appieaiiou 20 the Supreme court an In .
S.bsn syauss re.,rairng Company from yioa.s '
eortrset and ordering lie officers n operate WIZ" ' ~
par,iaiy As between the two great lines 81 hDan ..
Corv.utiou of conservative VI Railroads, having
ton with orr Road Ard the New York Certrsi was hIa
fo on The 9Th ult No representative Of or oo.Pany
IN .be OH ss Company and represent the condo %
which Al, the existing difficulties could be arranged 20 t
fcton of ali parties Tht that the extra 'ran OF
We cor lained should BE- withdrawn and new time
u, h III. travel adopted and that We SHOULD
r,,or, our farce on The train from DursIt 'n
ni,o, on All train. between Buffalo. DupSk and New OF,
To these propositions We ss'ented sd ofae. m ro
pany ard the Buffalo and State Line Railroad
t accordance with the arrangements made oy me Ooni
ut,,e Of the Convention and insisted on stu
So; on he mart Of our Company and have formed cobns
ton with other roads with which they connect 70 feiuss
receive eel tickets until we submit TO 'ach 'neJ
dictate. -, -. -, a.. y.,-
vi Central Railroad fs influenced travel 20 theu road a.
our expense the Director. IL their duty 70 AdoP
place the road IN MS true PosiIon %
nnbc and 70 IRE slandsrous imputaon upon s
Ne other svai!aoe Dat sucn
ton would by attracting increased travel 20 tne oad
con- the Company for the loss mas u
yerte 10 the the y of the statements crcatea 70
TIE director, the necessity for such measure They
are advocates for higher fare fewer trains sowef e
abolition whole system of paying commissions or pro
and freight and such other reduction OF
will give 70 railroad property permanent veuei 4a
thew transfer the MANAGEMENT OF your oau
opposed its construction aDd now seek 20
is and render il unproductve to the stocknoid
he object Of the present. reduction to secure the rsve @
beor road and when that object Is au
fair IL accorded by other ROADS, Pti0es WI" ~
restored To The former rate.
By order Of the Board Of Directors
NATHANIEL MARSH, Secretary
Office Of the Sttr York ard Erie Railroad Company Ne@
Yov uly
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or ,pty oaed by tns urers on their own snd 'ns
Collector eor0sy regard it as made BY o"rchs'e and
That the Coecs had authority to cause and
valuation Of the goods ior dn,sbc Pnre' sna nen " mao
the examination satisfies the legal prerequisites TO al arrest 81
and IL ..sm, that the Government have right TO adopt
y u vnd.i mon Sd cause Of f,rf it1e and proceed
e condemnation Of the goods whether the seizure
That the rrepsry Of apprasement any occurred would
not under doctrine annu the seton tor tue forfeiture
That the evidesee oi rsppIn'h was soH''''"e 70 '"0"
exported all dutisbe ohsrse- added aud the csnsnn
could not defend undeTvauaon on the invoice by pro'
that the goods could be manufactured for The price
That the ruling Of the Court the trial wa. correct
New sl denied For the United States, Mr. Joschim''eo
for claimants, Mr.. Parsons -
cHARTrR pARTY-PoRT cBARGEs-cOMMIssIoSs.
George W. Barnard agt Edward ssporS; N,
This was libel filed by the owner OF the Dark ra
charter money alleged TO be DOE on
the bark III. respondent r voyage from oI bs
thence Rio and back TO Ne~Oreans or New on. b
cb.rterer pay ell foreign port charges aud the rs
we to the mser qqpe at oidr . 70.
on The discharge Of cargo port u delivery The YES
sci performed her voyage returning to NewoTean' 0n ne
had 70 incur quarantine expenses which the ehstere paid and
claimed to deduct from the charter g RI and for
lighters al Cadiz He further claimed 70 be entsd 20
for attending TO The sune.. 81 .hs nn sua RIO aud for
collecting her freight New Orleans the cargo @
being consigned BY bills of lsdns to other parties una inc
He'd BY the COutThst the true construction Of the charter
the ftmen and navigation OF the snip foI chaee
bv The bnerer limited 10 those incurred a. the ports P
lated for Veo is within the port OF Cadz IL vas entered
ris major in this Sanitary regulaiions beng trpay
and Casual in their e9uiysent 70 stress OF Wee
and other overpow exgencs 10 the navigation OF Tue P
and the responsibility for them will not be cast apon the cha
tsrer upess expressly contracted by him 10 be borne
That the charter for clear freight, the choere pears
all The of lsdng and unsdink aud procuring ms egh
because he shin has no duty perform lit obtaining that
That there right 20 exact commissions iof the
70 the master whether made personally to aim OF on MS ufa
or order.
That the expenses at Rio port charges. .
the claimed by less
gG the Of expenses at Nso For heeant Nessrs
Beebe Dean and Dopohuv ivr respondent MI D. D. Lord
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MI ZINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK....


s.eamship-Empire City McGowsn, Havana NJ o. Roberta
ships-S.a Lion, Colburn Marsssles Boyd Hlcken;
Crysta Palace Simmons, Sydney, Goodeye Ake Sot,.
yinns; Ottii- Dsnneruisn. ST. Johns, r. Hensehen
Unkhsrt Penucket, Mclean, Lisbon, Y,sasa Del Vale
Hylsr Hyle- Johns j. w. Elwellk Co.
Brss-l or Mean, savannah Demhi To- James DOL
ton Bsugo. ,ycraft Co.
sebooner- den Rule, Williams Perth Amooy Van Brunt
L. sia.bt. J. " Claiborne Marshall, Wilmington, y. T.
Mcnteli; Warren stsnnsrd New Haven, master rropic
Wind Br Hail. Point j. JSSn'Sn W. ~ sspq s.a
richmond C. Person; Mndora SARGENT Curucoa Brett
Son Co. Spey (Br Fraser. Halifax, H q Donovan L. s.
nj G,nc6 'Cbart.ton, McCready Mott Co; w. A.
Gr;an BoTdeu (jrsusds A w. Hubbard Co Helena tBEh
Robrrt, Charlotteown, w Louden Anseins stroms Ms
taD,os r Coukln; Ida MAILER, Arnold, Porto Platte
Br n Son Co Eugene, Parker. Boston, Crosby Croker
Co North Wind Higgins, Salem, K w Ropes L. p nns
49, MsI,sa Howes K Co NJ. A. Rowland, Couch rhla.
drlphis j. w Mckee; La Plata, -;
pron Rrstol. Allen, PhlladeIphla
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-18

scx@ 1874. increase.
.,p,s "a $3.50 81 Sanl32 81
Previous Eve months $3.50 II iohs" 70 ''r1O ~
80, ao M, 2,
OO. rs % SIS, l3 Il

Total. 500 loi ~ V-"'i''~ ~
We earn that this Company have estioushed an
eIter 1--WE Coal yard a. jersey City, acj7'uing the Or
Yi Canal Basin, for the sale of their Scranton Coal
and ave also arranged with the Commissioners OF the
Jeney City Water Works for an ample supply Oh
water ieh is furnished to steamers aud other YES
sells from hydrans on their coal wharve-, az reason
able rates. The Company advertise that they VIII
allow vessele purchasing Coal from the at jersey
City, lay up nights at their pier, when Is not o'h
erwi.e occupied, free of Wharfage.
This arrangement. NUT prove very convenient "
she numerous steamers plying about our harbor.
No information has been received at the office OF
the Milwaukee and Mississippi Railroad Company 10
this city in regard the action of the Directors upon
the dividend question: but dispatches ars said to be in
town announcing that the dividend has been passed.
There is no cl ange to notice in the Money market
The supply on call continues to be abundant, and
paper goes at previous rates-7a9 p cent for first
class.
We notice the death of Mr.. John Clapp, President
of the Mechanics and Traders Bank. His age was
IS years.
The quantity of Flour, Wheat, Corn and Barley,
left at tde-water by the canals of this State, during
the second week of July in the years 1856 and 1857
have been as follows:
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Arrived.

ship Thoma. Church. morrill, Manila March Y passed AZ.
er A md 81 sssni lon D19S w pote
days from Calcutta for Boston June 70 lat ss .on
5 sSs d ri 81 S4s q
sS at variable .S 10 " ~s and S. s.% .na s
d ship Russell. steering y bys .: JISIys,
Ter ring on I Liver Ss i fe Sf
5o0tYT Mi M'; !, S.. hssrGo Son. june % with
Ship Emphe Coombs Liverpool June with ma'e aud ''S
shp % Memphis, Davis Neworesns IS days. mde to wn-
Nf B. ARIEL Au.tran Bieiech, Trieste 81 days mde to
BARK St. Michele ssnl ChcarO, Genoa so days. ma''
'n sa aI fns Bre@ Csternoe Bremen So days in ballast
"s lSs Ps cR.s Keen Chatter Mobile July with cotton
and pass to McCresdy, Mott Go. .,,, .,-.r ke
to Bari p,,,d st5sfP Fsh ais:sfss "'''.'
10 BIis Atlantic Demsrret' Nassau, P July with
Brig Aieons Hail RGndou for salem; Lssnna 80 dsy
MPtOs P,rsn.%s sSagsEe1 vessel to
cSs 5SIs' y ysse to ny Myy Ta
scb Brontes of Plymouth Powers, Rio orande May -
" ssh n Planet Kinney Maria Canada East % days h'h
Schr Wake Greenwrlsh;, Wilmington days naval stores"
ps scbf MsTyand Chase Baltimore days. coal.
sChr Emily Ward g %s;ts ed Bradley wilmington NJ w.
day. naval stores 70 II 5 wS5d N day.. with
naval stores to Stanton Blunt ,., -,
ScbT Grin Cowl, Smith, Richmond days coal.
sehI s. Anderson, Putnam, Washington N c., Sdas' ma
val stores to Is. Blossom Sons =, % -. $3.50, 49,.
Schr Hughes Howard Newbern, N w. days. nav" sto'es
10 Dolner, Potter Co. nal, A.
Sehr H. Smith, Hughes, Charleston days. cotton 10 j.
Smith. III. Il. so,, ,rr.ol Of Iii.
Samuel Wiles ashore Squap. to johnson higgins
Scbr Mary Hart (of Glouceer), Aver, sucea Jain June
so with coffee logwood, &c. TO Leaycraf Co s.,
schr Volunteer BroWu FsjaEeo, r., IA days. with sugar
sbr Io,,nh HINT Rainier Virginia days, wood
scbr J. @. Ferris Bush, Virginia 5 days, wood
schr NJ A. Irvine, Walton Virgins days, wood
schr Ellen Perkins, Burt Albany for New Haven.
Schr j. Straiton, Bate Albany for Boston.
schr Urbana Norton Rondout tor providence
schr Stearby, Hayes Providence for Albany
Sebr Maria Louisa, Minner, Old Say brook
Sloop Genius Boardmsn, Portland, Conn ,
Sloon r. H. Green Hawkins, Port Even tor faI kver'
Sooy Eliza Ellwood, Providence for Albany -.
Steamer Kennebeo Hand, Philadelphia aud Cape may
ours, mdse. TO h. Perkins.
Steamer Pelican AldIch, Providence. 80,
BELOW-sbps Kate Judkins (of Bath, from Lyerpool
Evepins (of Porspd Pinkham Bristol June III scni
Marine, Powell Wilmington naval stores TO r. D. Powell
Also bark aud bngs, unknown. By steamtus Achilles
SAILED-Steamshp Empire City, MCGOWAN, Havana and
New. Orleans