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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-12-09
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Softly |.
In the dark
Death gropes = get and with his greedy hand
Feels for his victim from our little band
~ All. bark
That ghostly breath or was it but the night
Whose awful blackness stirred 10 our alright
Softly
Shiyering breath
That skeleton form that prowls SD close without
Can hear loves faintest sigh through wars
wild rout,
Oh, DEATH
Linscr a moment turn thine ear away.
That Love may dare TO kneel, and Sorrow pray
Our Enemy comes OH. save us from his hand
Thou who eamst save Preserve our house
hold band,
Till light
Oh, let our darling live to see the day,
And, in the morning glory, melt away
Listen
tbs the clock.
Whose drowsy tick to midnight fingers on.
No step draws nigh. The hour has come and
gone,
No shock
Has thrilled the sensitive circle of our hearts:
The night relents, and Death at last departs!
Silentl
Cold and chill!
Oh, Godl it cannot bel There was no sign!
No parting wordl No. Death: she is not thine!
So still
We heard the hours that passed-we heard the
air,
Whose darkness shook to our unspokcn PRAYER!
Can it be
A soul should soar in such untokened flight,
Nor the winged spirit stir the silent night?
All. mel
Thy angels speed on pinions of the mind:
Their wings are thought, and leave no wake
behindl
fr Softly
"a Through the night
There runs a thrill of terror round our band,
And warm hearts bleed beneath Thy chasten-
ing hand
But bright
The morning dawns and, in the rising sun,
We own Thy power, and say" Thy will be
done. I"
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-12-09
GIRLS.
Holmes, in one of lis poems says, in
parenthetical way;
N. p. w.
my grandpa

my grandpa
Loved girls when he was young
No doubt of it; for Holmes is,a sensible
man, and must have had a grandfather
All sensible men love girls when they ale
young, and when they are old, too. we
apply the "old" to the mcn-not to the
girls, mind yon. Girlhood is an institu-
tion-a peculiar institution, which as low
ers of the union, we feel bound to cher
ish; and as to the girls large and small,
we hold that no gentleman's family is com
plete without them. Oflittle girls an a
merican poet says
with rosy cheeks, and dancing curls,
And eyes of tender light,
o, very beautiful are little girls,
And goodly to the sight
And as to large girls-big, bouncing girls
what pity it is they must soon be wo-
men-stateiy, matronly, queenly women,
who are not angels because they are not
girls! who blythe by, are not angels, Ell
ther, but vastly more charming than any
We remember to have seen in the pictures
or elsewhere! Indeed they are.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-12-09

deiiu IOoAht eiio ie.oeSl Hotc, however De-
ing the prevailing one as our hearts grew
fuller and freer towards midnight's less
formal hours. Every one of us, believe
as the clock struck twelve, had tender
sentiment for the absent Bayard that
would have brought tear to the eye
sooner than smile to the lip.
And there, / think lies the secret Of
Taylor's electric pathway through the
world. lie as loped alike, with certain
romance oftenderness, by all manner of
men and s0omen. The number Of letters
that were written to me, upon the publ
cation of the news of his engagement, by
those who were disappointed that he should
belong to any one in particular of their
own sox, is beyond belief. Diverse, too
were the styles, and hand writings, show
ing that i was by no means any particu-
lar class of women who were thus Bay
ardized. They were various as they were
MANY. Yet this is a small mystery COM
pared to that of his spell over men. Seven
more different natures could hardly have
peen got together for instance, than were
seated around that table-all answering
to the same magnet oflovableness. And
it has been so in all the strange lands
through which he has travelled. An ac-
complished German, of noble descent,
you remember whom he CHANGED to fall
in with, in the East, gave him an estate.
And the instances Of his inspiring the
same degree of devoted interest and friend
ship, in men Of all ranks aud conditions
in life, are, as 1 have CHANGED in various
ways to know, almost innumerable.
To offer one single remark, in part ex-
PLANTATION Of Taylor's hold upon mems
hearts though, for an analysis Of his
genius and character, | have neither time
nor room at the present writing he COM
bines two qualities which, in such perfec-
ton at least, are very rarely found in the
same nature. While he is in the highest
degree impressive, by the irresistibleness
of superior personal presence, he is in the
same time, most molestly and earnestly
receptive of the impression to be made by
others. With an eye and a mould of
features daringly and Enthusiastically chiv-
alric, he is, in manner and tone almost
timidly deferential. What nature assumes
for him, he difidently disclaims. The
charm as well as the rarity Of this will be
readily understood by any close observer
of the difference in mems personal pres
ence.
But, truce to philosophy.
Bayard passes the winter with his bride
in Moscow. She has relatives residing
there. 1t will be a rich field Of observa-
ton for his practised eye, and | shall look
with great curiosity to see Russian char
acter as measured by his standard. He
is to come back to America | understand
next autumn; and having already written
to him to claim for Idlewild the honey
moon of his return, bespoke, to welcome
him the company of our now separating
Plead.
And so ended the wedding feast of Bay
ard the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES probably
altogether without his spiritual permiss-
ion.
Yours truly, N. T. W.
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s Sneakino Of trouble. Henry Ward

ES Opeak1ug OF tFOuUIe, Iioiiiy
Beecher remarks :-"As the sun converts
clouds into glorious drapery, firing them
with gorgeous hues, and draping the whole
hor' zon with its glorious costume, and
writing victory in fiery colors along the
vanquished front of every cloud, so some
times a radiant heart lets forth It's hope
upon his sorrow and all the biackness
flies, and troubles that trooped to appal
seem to crowd around as triumphal pro-
cession, following the steps Of victor"
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-12-09

EgT The difference between y republic
and monarchy is thus truthfuIly pointed
out by somebody" Pile all the people
into a pyramid, with the President fer
the apex and you have the symbol Of n
republic You can shake the President,
but you cannot shake the united force Of
the people. Invert the pyramid with the
king for its base, and you have the sym.
Dol Of monarchy. Trip up that king and
the whole structure falls into confusion"
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-12-09

QUAINT SIMIIE,--An eastern college
editor, speaking of the education Of young
misses at boarding schools, says: -" Be
sides this, there IS the piano, where the
fingers are compelled to travel more in
one day than the feet do in one term; and
the mind must be kept ON the stretch over
spider-tracked music, till the reason reels
and the brain swims, and the notes on
the page before her carry no more idea to
the mind than SO many tadpoles trying 70
climb over fve-6orred rail.feace."
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-12-09

FEAury cannot compare wjth yirtue.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-12-09
POETRY.
THE MIDNIGHT PARTING.

Last night. when Nelly dear was sleeping,
Death came a-knocking at the door.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-23
MARINE AFFAIRS.
DETISTIos OF THE ADRIArIc.


Isrse crowd SIS embed on the pier foot of Canal
street. on Saturday afternoon TO wuess the departure
of the Collins steamer Adnstic, bnt they all
doomed to disappointment. In consequence of the
owress of the tide, the vessel grounded in the clip,
ard could rot &c, away. The Company had chartered
the steam tug Webb to accompany her down the bay,
ard return with q nlnber Of their friends. At q
O'Clock however, the tug wac disu seed al attempts
to get IF for the day having been abandoned The
mails for ihe AdIisic drawn through the streets
on large wagon by twelve g.ily csparisoned
horses ard attracted considerable sttentiou. cup
p,eueitsry mail WAS made up on Saturday night, aud
was announced ths. the steamer would leave a.
O'Clock yesterday morning But she did not sir daring
tie day end last il YVES given out thst shs You'd
sa at noon this day. There we're $3.50 $40 In specie
and only twenty eight passengers on board.
The SOUND STEAMERS.
TIE steamer c. Vanderbilt, Of tle S:ocington lice,
did not arrive until D. N. on Saturday, having bssn
detained at S,oDns,on forthe feght cars from Boston.
Ihs steamer Westches,er, from Proydei CO. put into
New London on account Of the heavy weather.
The steamers Empire State, of the Fail River line,
and Connecticut, Of the Norwich line, were behind
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-23
so,h . y ess. Piesbursh Vas heavy, and deehs'd

xo,h y css. Pitsbrgh vas heavy, and deeh''d
y cent. The market vac active for State Stocks es-
pscis y 10 Missouris Of which $50 900 so'd advancing
4 v cent. Tennessee c. advanced o. cent var
yiOiss were heavy, a. were Ne~-YoIh s'oek'' iae
sales Of Railroad Bonds were rot large oo' prices
generally were well sustained. The new Mi'o',
gan Central losn advanced to al, pfoht OF
Hl y cent On the takhg price. ILLINOIS, Csatsai
tones were alec buoyspt, improving cent.
The MARKET or the whole s st within the control OF
the bull patty. which now nclsdes, vita few excsp-
Aors the whole Board and tho outsiders, and still
further rise is anticipated BY nearly every one The
great ease in money sppesys TO neutradze oil the W.
kvsrsble elements which exist in the conmsr1s
world and ovendes the falling of Of rsro.d receipts
The embellishments of their floating debts and the
general and great depression OF the business Oh the
coxn'ry. The market during the week shows srked
improvement, even upon the advanced prices OF is't
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-23
Markets. Reported 5y Telegraph.


MOBILE Nov go CorroS-sales Of the weet 5000 bt.s
re.jrt of the do al no. sass to-day oVo
The market buoy ant and prioes have sdvsnces -
CVAsLGsrus Nov 2-CoTrcs-sipce TIE recelP' OF me
Nhearss news Cotton has declined tc.
In Savannah and Augusta markets there was n'nn
doing yesterday. . ,,, =, ,., - i,
decline. le Coax declined DC Oars stesdy EXPORTS To-
a,x 40 bbls Flour - CO0 bush. Whas RECEIPTS today;
90 hbIs Flour A. COO bush. Wheat andteo bush Corn
CgIc.Co Nov 81. p u.-FLous dnll. WHEAT eossd
With an Advancing tendency. CosN s inscsve OATS n'
SHIPMENTS Bl6.lo No Flour 10000 bGs'. "he.t saf.
xyNTs 10 Osvszo: No Flour 3ioO busl Wheat ksckPf:
81 bbls Flour ~ coo busn whsst, 400 do. Barley:
EEv OslrAys Nov 2i-CorroS 10 unchsnsed "a prce :
sa,, TO 6ay 10 b,es thu market closing FIN RrcEPIs
to dsy $40 bales quiet At Ste. Mess PosK sis 80
Otber articles unchanged -, ,,oo II =.
OswEeo Nov 81 P m-WH,Ar dull s.les oco euss At
s.c Tor Milwaukee Club size for choice Renoshs ditto
There have arrivals from the welsnd csns since the
brpat repaired Shipments by cara TO are about
closing EXPORTS loo bbs Flour, 900 bush Wheat
and 900 bush. Bsrley. .oo,,,
BuTrlLo Nov 81 m.-FLoUR steady; SECS Of 100 bbs
AZ a. $50 SIS IS Extra Ohio and Indiana WHEAT steady
an in sood dems ses - 5000 bush st 7c for Chicsgo
Spring ard sc for Mixed Ohio There 10 CoRs Of conse
quence here IL worth little sc. OATS stesdy at sbou
Sc WHISKY firm ct &c. FREGHTs-sevNai boats o. Wh-s
" TAKEN st lsdnc LAKE IMPORTS for the "a
bous ending todsy2oco bbs Flour; 50 200 bash
Wheat. CANAL ExPoRrs-2j, coo bush Wheat, <Ooe eass
5000 bush Oats.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-23

ESQ for hess els IS r Thin s1 for c'..r Sf7
Prime and &Bs5 for sn.n,pseed Prime Mess todl oee
..ly offered and sessi,d lower and heavy me
sales lco bsl' AZ eS3 81 fnr Country Prime - zo@
go 90 for do ~ SIS 0ast for Rsested wss,a o.
ei5for extra 90 SIS for Vermont Mess. and
extra DO. flae Mess 10 heGyy-.,les notsuste ~,
Beef ,r are suit, ,sles Of IS bbls st ia SS
10 fa e,nA-d I29 &c Cut Mess are "a t'r
and arce 81 gle for Shoulders and ioc. for Hams
he n, in dsusud 6i67ic and no. penty 10 ~
T<yp plenty and th demand moderate; sses % iF DOS n
iYal2 for new and i26Se r old and lJa Sie io ~ as
Butter IL in fair request 26i7c for Ohio, and lo@1V '
etsts the supply 10 large Cheese 10 saabe o. 6fse IS,
NCE-There fsir inquiry sales OF $50 tcs 'i
for 20 prime, chiefly for export
siGARS-The business has been moderate and price, hve
rot shown any particular change sales OF 500 hnds mostly
Cubs, .t 5d tic r. fned Unclaimed. =,
TALLOwThe d.usnd 10 good and the stock 10 small "e'
Of 700 n. prime at lee ca'h
WHISKY The demand 10 fair and the market Ia steady
sales Of J. 80 bblS Part last evening at 2Sic-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-23

Total. ell All, 4c2 ~ ZN14oS
pecresse pared With 1885,. p $50
TIE urcunent money arrangement of the Menopol-
tan Bank thus far works very fsvoaby. The iaerior
bspks are promptly redesmipg the current receipts Of
their notes, ard some thirty of them taking 10 al
don about sl00 900 per dsy Of tis notes which have
been scoumulsting, aud which are BOW being assorted
The amount represented by the Metropolitan cerh-
Gates about g. COO 900 Of which SONS 50 500 600 has
been assorted
The business Of the Clearing House wse ell 20 600.
Mr. Ely h.s cold his store sooiOiDg the Metropolitan
Bark, and formerly Occupisd by Msssrs. Bowen,
heNsmee q Co, 10 tue Nes.York Life Insorspce
Company for $4,000 The Bank had previously
purchased the rear Of the property paying about
$i6 900 therefore The price paid to yen McN.mee
L. Co. by Mr.. Ely Short time since r the whole
property was 100000. This ressls /. prob.
ably fair iod cation Of tAe dscline in yalus Of
Broadway property.
The assets Of the Bowery Bank are, It is stated.
proyipg better than was supposed. The Rscsiver
thinks be shall be abe to make dividend Of twes.y.
Eve per cent in about twenty days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-23

IN .ean,sip ld,ir,ic fov Li..-pN-csp.. NsKisr.n 4
N. khs kcNsushtop, Mr.. and Hrs ceses n Rodssr NJ
Jhn thinner II. Flspdr..n. Col j. W. tsss sna wSs or.
WfItrnore George W. McBrtd' Hugh Wdh, $. II. Gesry
NJ, Rrhtbs, VIM krusre, Thomas Jones, II. Y. Allsr T.
Hosv A Michel A esavn. Mr.. Mosher. VIM. Rah5in TAos
Taylor s,.. LayiDis Rsbein ThSmss C,qnm' ". wrsea,
ard wife Mr. Reese 7. c. Barney.
Tn havk ximena for pdlpdraisoDr. Elisha X ceoh. MOI,
xich e, Henry Geer Providence ;Wymsn O. Osbsr,s
south Boston: Capt W. Mason, Baltimore Capt W. CuA,
Lima Peru Master Benz II. Knower, kew'fosi Master Ed
40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-23

ARREST OF SHoP.LIrrLR.-Ou Friday aise-n,c.
a boy William Troy, thirteen wears Of age, us -.
Is srse ~ .tesipg case of .rmmi9~. Ysl0. ga
from T. c. & d Fco.e, importers, No. 9Ol Brosass.,
Accused entered the store under the prsterse az =.
liverire letter. He is supposed 10 belong 10 20.
ofiLieyss and is detained for the purpose Of sresas
In the habit of going.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-23


Ship MipRehshs tq5 B9.'on Bssqsh.mp Sh,oeas IssSs
AZ S y. g' 6s Fs; ssS s.s
& ss Hsvs A1 g. s
Bs. E.. tf Boston,, Baker cq,.ee. - day. get .tis.
big H., ir: y tOf Lnbeel bound south , . n..,.
Biz Ida MsLo,d tof PrOvidence Davis Baltimore 10 dys
Brt H Kennedy g, Lsbsc Randall. Esuvit.s IL dsys
Brig s,nos srsvosr Dry H.bor Jam via Key ws's OF; e
S . sS da.s % az y.! SGT and .ppsn
msde by the Of some vessel for plsc. Of safety also
s seI 81 a Paf ucs ps Cape
Big Macon, Grifh,hs. Savannah days ne TO Dsmi1
sctr H.Sen.sbs OF RoeLl.udl 9rs.y Dsmiu,s, Ss'.s
McASis wSs clock Anon. vessel to Geoas Ha,rinsa.
OF .n the Suet p...se while S.ps hssvy sc. o. Lost
edge THE Gulf DUNG gale from s. w. split jssn o'hsf
sebr King Fisher, Johnston. c,ps Mourt W. c A, oaI
palm wood, esDwood &c, to Yates POrtsfheid iona A-
sh Touion uS.her Newoe.n. u days. md.. s.sr.cs
fhonpcn ssiled from the bar w company sitn SHIPS ~.
Russell Wl.n' fo5 Liverpool; r. Whitney dfsy' '"'
srs L9,ersI., ondle ss're Leone Oct %, hides nuts
shr Walter Raleigh Horton, ssvsunsn days cotton 70 D.
sehr a.mil'ou Hopkins, Georgetown D. C., DAYS, -four.
&c. 70 Merrill ABBOTT
sshI s.,n. M'Gss, City POin. days four &c to ''ms'
sbI PrDs Jackson Fr.dsdei.burs as hours n'a te 70
srr Mary Taylor PIERCE Norfolk 5dsys grain tor b. Qua
min gbsm
sehr s.musl Townsend Miles CtsryaOns. Va, grain 70
Lafue Parker. -
srbr Jamestown Lasourette Petersburs6 days udse 20
Hunter Co. Has experienced bsvy weather on the pes
sebr. B HswliDa GIissn ch.rls.on ssy. wheat ga
fourso McCreacy Mot. Hssexpeenced heavy weather,
sebr BerTy lof Csmden) PendleoD, Savannah days,
schr Georse C. Damner. jr. Chambers. ylIsias asJs
setr Wa g. Tisdse Hopkins, Rondous for se9rss.ovn,
d G. -
schr. 6. Bright, Logger. AexsrdrA z Gays, coal J.
sehr. Henry james, Alden, Baltimore days coal.
sshr Wm Bacon Bacon Baltimore days, coal
schr. J w hctes. SadIer. Baltimore days cosi-
sehr Reindeer. knier, Baltimore 5 days. coal
sshr Island City, Coz him Alexandria Va Gays coal
sohr J. Brtsal Cham berisip viIsieis days, sood .
SctT. J. French, Loyelspd, Virgins s. days WOOD
schf J. II BUrnet Raymond. Virginia days WOOD
stbr Rarkip Taylor, Virgins days, wood
sehr jose rh Frasces Bennett virginia days, wooc'
schr d. G. Hzsine whpp.e. virginis days. wood.
schr J. S Lsre Whrton Vrtinis Sdsys, sood.
sebr Ale xz15er Law. Wood, Virginia days wo'd.
Sckr c. p Williams. Wiianscn Virgins , eays, wood
Alien. Experienced heavy gale from W. 70 W. WE
-
81, amer Pelican. Auldeh, Providence p hOurs udse' 70
Issc OceL a,
Cronw,l Experienced heavy W. gales the whole psssse
wlND-Suuriie $. w. meridian, DO sunset D. w. hs''
BALTIMORE Nov. % The Henry b. besca IN
FIRE last Light a. II o'clock and constiefsD It
ard engIe meat Of her disct afsro ith
thrown into her hold. The hull more y.
had suppose when telegrsphed 70 YOU poo''S
y '''''' iBy letter to Ensood Walter, esq q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-23

INV YORK CESTRn RAILFoAp-wNrfR As
Hs6rMEsT.-rhs usnal $50 a. N. train rom Alb.s,
has been dseortinuei ard 10 tops that bsvs bore
iofore been made by that train -ll row b. nsa. b,
the 80 q m. tIain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-23

.,ca~.ap Atlaate from Liss,peo!-F n Huns aud lsy
Mise Bunt Miss MeGrsb, Charles pesos Or Yf.os Sur
ksndsOn end family Ofeshs man and maid 'srv,s;,,
and two .rrvsnt; o. Thompson L. Keo<a Of San 7se-
cco, C Ggpoux, Eorhss. two Misses Forb-s, Mrs Ah
srwsy r. j. Arnold, w T Paterson Lewis aud sis.sr
Miss A Lennon Miss swin Leisht Mr.. and Nd Y
Wright g. C Gennip r. L. Paterson. J. II. Brsxlsy p
Nsppnd n Thomas r. A. Alexsnder, O w. Wss,felk "a
.ervsnt r. Fuller Roberts, @. Rses, y w. Coleus Il
81 Nicholas Hotel B. Perhnon MIRA sheran and hGdsn
Ms Nelor r. Ripley NJ. Lopsr aud dsushter H. Pepc
j. w McCoeup, Z. =. Heuict-Totai III.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-23

MoRs FIILIBUsTERs.-T1e Mobile (Alal Rer;y,.
ssys tst in addition 10 the 400 fbusters who ss;sS
with Walker from that port about $50 have gone fo,s
other parts of the United States on sailing vesses Sss
making the total between seven and eight hu,d,sS
uep, well provisiored and prepared to meet the had.
ships of The exp dition :
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-23
Arrived.

n James AZ Turner. Chsreston Sc honTs
nc Use and pass, TO spofsord, Tleston Co. .
U. surveying schr. oslsn Lieut. Roe Portland Ne
DAYS
sebr Elliott (of Orleans Mass Knowles St Johns 4,
sussr &c. TO w Baker. Sailed In company with bnS
Eliza p enow for New-York. ,
schr H. stoney, Alden, Charleston days, cotton 70 Do
Potter Co
sebr Jonas Smith, Lynch WILMINGTON days naval aas
Jcnss Su ith. -.
schr Hannah Sherman Wilmington sdays naval stossN
McCIeady Mott Co. 80 =.
sebr. Richmond, james, Richmond days -four 70 G. D.
Rcrscn Co. n
sehr Charlie, cOgats sesmsn, Bstiaose ss,ys easL 81
Scbr r. H. Bontley Hammond, osliniorv d,ys, con
sehr. 4. A, Hopkins Mesns vjrsisis; grain. :.
Steamer Jsckson, Baker, Baltimore 80 honrs mdse q
b: Cromwell Expeiisncsd heavy w. and D. w. ss~ w
whole passsse. ~
BELOW-BGks Eagle fof Boston 10 days from Carsco.f
Mary 80 days from Trinidad brig Flora, from Gousvss
by pilot boat James Avery No 8.
Also q large clipper sblp anchored rear the bar.
sAILED-Stesmshps Alabama Schenct. Ssvannsh james
town Parrish Norfslk &c Memphis Watson Charlsstns
Mexico lepan newt Vllamore. Havana SisA and Vera Csi
suk, Teresa Berry, St. Thomas; Restless, Loshrop 81.
Martha
Sailed GOTH steamship star Of the west, Gray Apin~a
WIND During the day, W. 8. w., and fresh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-23
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK....,
Cleared.

etesmships- Aisbsms, Schenck Savannah. =. L. Mthl
Jamestovn Wyatt, Norfolk. Ludltm Peassnfs; N~ase
Murray, ChaIleston. spS ford Tileston.
ships-W. Woodbury., Mcclellan Mobile. B.nnerS Dsshs;
Patrick Benny, Clifford London G.nnell Mn'nrni Jshs
Buks-Iris tBr lie Coutem, MALAGA, T. D'nwsd's Noe
(Norw) Baisuu Kinss Ro,ds, Furch Meineke, AmsnAs
Roter,son Valparaiso VIM Bartlett; Tdeste, Luue Tiess,
Duthi Co. William Heath bon G. T. Psters, Hos
durss Bates Belize. Hoo. Aexander AlmedA Gsss u
Jsso, B. Richards, HsnAn Orr. Csrdenss.
B,ia-Irsde wind. Reed C.dir. ~ Peters, Jesess
Mary Or, Turner Cork and a msIses Collins hsr'h;
An snds Eoekermsn St. Ciuz, w. y. Schmidt. - - -
schooDers- Am.ricu. Walter. C.Idsnas. J. w ElvSi
Go Bird Locthart Halifax. II. Donovan; FnstAns
Msyo Key West Wendell; Os~.so lRr Scott, ~ Jeta
B.. smtbers Cot ses Witch, Esbert. Ale1sndts
Bede; spercer D. Mspes, Alexandria, 10, NJ bedsii d
Abbott, Smith. Aexsndris, Merrill Abbott; stSaS
Lseol. Baltimore MAILER, Lord Queresu Jno Cone hnt
Bsosr c. Hartman, Silver Cloud Chqrchil folssmouse
W. Lewis Co, Isabella, Fsuliin, Boston, Dayton
Sprseue; Undine s'octins Hartford, J. B. Edwards
eloop-Wsren, stsunsrd, NewHsven.
stesmers-Memphis Watson. ChsIieston H. b. Crcmvsl
Georae's Geek, Morley Baltimore, II. B. Cromwcl
BGge-Minnesota, Crosby, Baltimore, W. Dsilsi.
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The Clipper sohr Oats of ~ 6ut fr yaes- -
iy PACKET between Bostoe ana .sss or
bas been purchased by Capt b. 81 Anes Of New -
$500. She vii be employed y plot boat 70 ess'"
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