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AMERICAN MEETING.-At meeting of the Amer.
lean party Of the Parish of Terrebonne, held in
Houma, on Saturday the 18th of May, 1857 for the
purpose Of nominating delegates to the American
State Convention to be held in Baton Rouge, on the
Sth day Of June, 1877
Col. j. B. Robinson was called to the chair and Fl
Newell, appointed Secretary
On motion, it was Resolved, That ten delegates be
appointed by the Chair to represent the American
party Of this parish in said Convention. The Chair
selected the following delegates, viz:
y L. Jennings, P. Welsh, G. F. Connely, N. H.
Kghtor v. A. Shaffer, D. S. Cage H. F. Collins, A.
@. Gage, W. A. Bisland and W. Hatch.
On motion, Col. ]. B. Robinson was added to the
list Of delegates.
Resolved, That the delegates to the said Conven-
ton are fully authorized the vote of this parish
IN SAID Convention and to pledge the American party
OF this parish to the support Of the nominees.
On motion, the proceedings of this meeting were
ordered TO be printed in the Houma Ceres.
On motion, the meeting adjourned sine die.
J. b. ROBINSON, President.
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The of exchange held last year Sc 800 against
IFS this day. The circulation of the Bnuks ST
of last year. which is furnished part by
the Bank of james Robb and $500 by the increase bust
of the Citizens and 100000 of branch bank checks of
branch the State Bank which have only been until recently
included in the circulation OF the State Bank The line OF
posts is 81 ,9O0, 900 less than last year
There In stocks to-day sale 5000
of Louisiana State Bonds in New Saturday
last at So.
Exchange quiet. The Citizens Bank continues to sell
checks New York its 81 prem.
other Banks sell the same but refuse part with
under a. Private drawers selling at 5e43i Very little
done in time bills. We Al good 60 days sight 7G
and rs per cent discount commercial bills from l4l2a dis
Sterling held highest the season. Sales
made lGShe ruling from 9 g5, g5S6
and fraction Good francs sold at 5l2ia
Bank drafts held NJ 0S, with only moderate be
had The for dealers closed and the only require
for remittance be disbuFsed Paris
for npoatOn guws aud other fabrics,
During the week there have been sales of valuable
among which the twothree story brick buildings
known No 10 and q CaroIdeet street, each lot II feet front
by 100 feet with good sold for $4,000 each-
first class inyesmenaso the lot buildings Charles
street. the Southern Bank-o "a feet on-buildngs
ordinary but under good retsod for $ COO many
since this property sold for SlT OO and within
memory the entire square Of ground boundeb Charles
Common Garondee and Canal Streets aud which build
ing is ed rented for sheds aud yards for SO per
There has been considerable property offering both publicly
and privately Among the former the real belonging
the succession of Alfred T. Conrad offered situated
Fourth Dstrictsay eight lots of ground with onesory
frame house. on the bounded by First Second Nayade
and Pryania Streets each lot measuring about 30
6 feet bid at SO1-a good price Also vacant lots
located in the Nuns suburb brought fair prices they
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THE Quo AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD EXCURSION
Some change has been made in the arrangements
for the great excursion proposed by the Directors
the Ohio and Mississippi railroad. The excursion
trains will leave Cincinnati on the 9th and 9th of
June, instead of on the 4 At Cincinnati there will
be appropriate festivities two days prior to the
son and in St. Louis during the first part of the en-
suing week. The time for honoring the tickets on the
return has been extended to the goth of June. The
most liberal arrangements have been made for the ac
commodation Of the many invited guests and the ex
cursion cannot fail to be delightful The parties join
ing in the excursion from this city will generally
leave via the Baltimore and Ohio railroad on Mon.
day next the LIST of June Most of the Eastern guests
will proceed from New York by way of Buffalo and
Dunkirk, thence to Cleveland, or by way of Niagara
Falls to Detroit and Chicago, and thence across by
the Illinois Central and other roads to the Ohio and
Mississippi railroad.
An extension of the trip to the city of Keokuk and
an excursion on the Keokuk and Fort Desmoine rail-
road is in contemplation, and if found consistent with
present arrangements, will be duly announced.
Baltimore Sun, 25th.
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HORRIBLE AccIDENr.-A paper published in
Mandas, Canada West, relates the following shocking
accident, which occurred recently near that place:
young woman, daughter Of Mr.. David Cummings,
uncautiousness caught by the machine thereby jerk
ing the unfortunate girl head-foremost towards the
knife, and in the twinkling of an eye, completely
scalped her, cut off both ears, and Immediately
hurled its victim round in a manner not to be ac-
counted for, and cut Of portion of her foot she
was then thrown to the ground senseless but wonder
full to say-alive. Medical aid was Immediately pro-
cured, but we learn that the poor young woman is
not likely to recover.
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WEATHER AND CROPS IN MIssIssIPPI.-The Can
ton Citizen Of Thursday last says:
TX We had another heavy fall Of rain here on Monday
night last The weather, since our last issue, has
been getting seasonable, and we hear planters
say that they have strong hopes Of making pretty
fair crops after all.
following
The weather, for the past week, has been warm and
pleasant, and planting friends inform that corn
and cotton crops have taken start and are growing
beautifully. Most Of the planters hereaboats have
good stands both Of and cotton and unless
great calamity visits hereafter this section of the
State will gather average crop. Corn is scarce in
This section and selling at high prices but we have
heard of no cases of suffering in consequence.
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Two RAILROAD DisAsTERs.--The Charleston Cou
rer Of the 9th furnishes the following particulars of
the accidents which occurred on the previous Sunday
and Monday to trains on the Nashville and Chattanoo-
ga Railroad, already mentioned by telegraph:
The crowd of passengers at Stephenson, Tenn, on
Sunday, rendered it necessary to divide the party
there and on the first train were nearly all the
Memphis delegation, including all the ladies. The
baggage car and an open car with the hogshead of
Mississippi water followed on about thirty minutes
behind About halfway between Stephenson and
Chattanooga, at about o'clock in the afternoon in
passing around very short curve, and fifty foot
embankment, the wheel Of the first passenger car
broke. This car was thrown on its side and broken
in pieces. The baggage car was upset in the same
way, but not broken at ALL and no other part of the
train injured.
Mr.. G. Moore, of the Memphis fire department, who
was on the platform car, attempted to spring off but
fell the crosstes his head striking them and the
blow resulting in his death that night.
Another of the fire department, Mr.. Paul Kay, had
his arm broken, and several were somewhat bruised
The train was going very slowly, or it would have
all gone down the steep grade and perhaps not life
been saved.
The second accident occurred about IL A. M. on
Monday, on the Georgia Railroad. Leaving Atlanta
about A. NJ they had all the cars attached to the
locomotive. In the last car was the military COM
pany of Memphis, the Washington Rifles. About II
A. NJ. the rear wheel break on the rear car gave
way, and the car was thrown off the rails.
There being no bellrope in the last few cars, the
rear car was dragged upwards of a mile before the
time several OF the company, fearing the car would
soon be shattered, jumped out One had his leg and
another his arm broken, besides receiving bruises
that it is thought will cause DEATH
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans
Belt remembered that this 18th March 1851 me-
subscriber Justice Of the Peace aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President H.
Secretary of the Mutual
New Orleans who being duly sworn, according
and that the above Just true
correct tran cript from the books of said Company
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
H. P JANVIER, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before this March,
A. D. 1857. c. NJ. BRADFORD
second Justice Of the Peace for the Parish OF Orleans
The Board of Trustees have resolved pay interest six
cent in cash the outstanding certificates profits
and after the second Monday May declared
scrip dividend of THIRTYFOUR PER CENT on the net
earned of the year ending February g. 1851
which certificates will be issued day
June, 1857. CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
A. CARRIERE Vice President.
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lNplANolA VIA GAI.VESTON-Stearship Mcxico-l9
casks bacon u bhs whisky, t bblS flour coils of rome M
brandy, II boxes wine, pKgS mdse. y
PREMIERSHIP Hermann-lSqS bales COTTON d ba.s isap
1873 hhds tobacco bNs mdse. ' - ~ '1''
HANRE-Ship Russell652 bales cotton ties of hams
.Go hds hhdS hides 800 bNS mindless $50
IA bales moss 81 hbls llow, IS bds hoop poles
pales lalap, . pSgs indse 800 slaves
BORpEAUN-Shp Traian-4O bales cation hills alcohol
do lard pSgs mdSe $1,000 slaves. ~
LAGUNA-Bark Washngtou-In ballast
NEW GoRk-Ship shePperd knpp-l76 hhds tobacco do
hams 10 bales 49, bales goods 1917 hide, p5 hhiS bs
ky, ! pEES ndse, 2l7 bNs starch lot ,nc ~
NEW G0RKEShip St Peter-2TO bales cotton 100 do rope
hemp III bhls pork, 10000 horns, $50 hXs md,e. ~
NEW I3RkTShip Black Sea2ii bales cotton 80 do cotton
seed, ~ cHskS oil cake. lot OF old iron bA ulGse
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TIE BABES IN THE WooD.-Two infants, Twins, }
the offspring of an illicit connection between mar
RED man and the sister Of his wife, were found re-
Gently in wood near Baltimore. They were strong
and healthy, and were properly cared for The inhu-
man parents were arrested few days afterwards,
when it appeared that the man had large family,
and that the infants were abandoned for the double
purpose Of concealng the crime and getting rid Of
their support
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actually sod which lot the side of Jack
between Fulton and Rousseau Streets 81 feet by 100
$l,l5O. lr .gH
The frequent remarks regarding depression estate
have attracted attention. but have Of any
productive property being sold such remarkably prices,
nor do we find anxious dsgusted good
city As give improved property away There
are many benevolent and charitable associations
our city that will be glad to be the recipients any acts
generosity from those who DESTROYS Of removing
from the limits Of New Orleans aud leaving their
discomfort behind.
Banks city ending Saturday.
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gtp @rlsa,1s Bully Crescent.
Oh Sewing Girls /
oh for one short hour to feel as used to feel "
tWdif ofthe seamstress IN Hoods Song Of the SHIRT.

e
Oh for one short hour to feel as used to feel !"
tWdif Of ihe seanstress IN Hoods Song d the SHIRT.
Once on time, . bard depicted
The miscries Of poor sewing girls:
He told us how they were afflicted
O'er.worked and underpaid by churls,
Condemned, alas ! to stitch, stitch, stitch
For ever
While others got immensely rich
They never.
He sung with sweetness, truth and feeling,
And many q tear from pity wrung;
To all successfully appealing
4 Fen hearts Of stone-so well he sung.
Obi needle-women! doomed to stitch
For ever!
While others on your woes get rich
You never!
He, like a wholesouled human being,
For their heartfburnings keenly felt;
And though humorist---in them seeing
What only should to sorrow melt.
oh! sewing girls condemned to stitch
For ever
\ While others get immensely rich
You never!
But now up starts some poetaster,
And with presuming pen be tries,
To parody his bardic master,
Who sang the truth without disguise.
Oh! sewing girls! condemned to stitch
For ever!
Whilst others on your work get rich
You never!
Out with the man who is so unctuous
In praise Of vain, self-crowned shirt-kings,
And has no visitings compunctuous,"
While thus he grandly of them sings!
Oh sewing girls, condemned to stitch
For ever!
For those who on your tolls get rich
ssN You never!
Insulted shade Of Hood reprove him!-
Correct the burden Of his song;
Show how 'gainst truth he sins, and move him
To do these girls no further wrong!
Oh! sewing girls condemned to stitch
For ever!
For those who onsyour groans get rich
You never!
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SrPPosED HYDRopHoBIA.-- "A little girl in Phila-
aelpha was bitten by mad dog on the 18th, and one
week afterwards the 24th she was suddenly seized
by violent spasms during which she bit her mother
severely on the hand 1t was supposed to be genuine
ihydrophobia
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4, NEWELL, Secretary

ISLANDER AND SurcIDE.-A pretty and respectable
young lady named Martin living near Detroit Maine,
drowned herself recently in consequence of reports
which had been circulated detrimental to herr charac-
ter A sad comment upon the wiekedness of tale
bearing
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans. {
Be IL remembered that the 18th July 1856 before
subscriber Justice Of the Peace and for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles j. Mn,soni Secretary the
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company Of New Orleans who
ing duly according to law does depose and say
foregoing accounts Just and transcript
from the books of said Company.
ISignedl G. j. MANSONI Secretary.
Sworn TO and subscribed before this 18th July 1856
[SiGnedl CfIAS. NJ BRADFORD.
The Board Of Trustees have pay an interest OF
six per cent in cash the outstanding certificates profits
TO- the holders thereof their legal Representatives and
after the ID Monday Of August proximo.
The Board Of Trustees have also declared Dividend of thirty
three and third the premiums
Company for the ending the Both June 1856 for which
certificates will be issued 18th September next
THOS. A. ADAMS, President.
GEO. JONAS, Vice President,
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H. F. JANVIER, Secretary.
TTNI0N INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW

CASH CAPITAI4-S25O,0O0
The Union Insurance Company Of New Orleans pre-
pared to take the usual IRE RIVER and MARINE RISKS
at (heir Office,
No. IL CAMP STREET.
This Company offers Capital
of Quarter Of Million OF Dollars, and also permits
participate in the profits of the Company upon
MUTUAL PRINCIPLE-they receiving Scrip bearing six per
interest, redeemnbe in FOUR YEARS; II insurers
prefer they receive of TEN PER CENT
upon the amount Of their premiums.
All losses will be adjusted promptly and equitably
- - - --. A. CHIAPkLLA President.
JULES DOLuONDE, Secretary.
D R F. CTORS
4 "; OGDEN, Of the firm Of P Cusachs, Bro Co.
CARL koHN, of the trim of G. kOhn Il Ryan
/" F.. GENRES: of the firm of Abat, Generes & Co.
VICTOR MAlHNAU Of the firm OF V. a. b. Maiguau.
NJ j. ZUNfS, of the firm of Shaw h Zunts.
7. LQBlr, of the firm of Lobit Il ChRrpentier.
JOHN DOLHONDE, of the firm Of Martin Owen & Cobb.
A. tlIIAPELLA, JOS. DEYNOODT. as
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TIE SUGAR CRoP.-Mr j. Bernard, Jr., informs us
that the borer has destroyed for him $50 hogsheads
sugar. Col. Hcky says his overseer informs him he
has discovered the in his cane yet however
plains Of damage being done his crop. Col. Hcky
thinks the only material damage will be the high
lands, as he has heard but little complaint elsewhere
Baton Rouge Gazette, 2Sth.
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NEW YORK-ship Martha Ward-In ballast.
PENSACOLA-Schr Desre-4DO bbls shells.
bales hay. WV '' ~
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RG- May O. Oft TorIugas ship VIM spaguc from New Or
leans for Boston,
March 70 lat 81 TO- long IS, bark Rhodes Booker from
Genoa for New Orleans.
May H. lat q A. long 70 81 ship Malabar from New Orleans
for Boston.
May TO- lat 80 81 long IS So brig Cynosure from Roclland
for New Orleans,
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Shipping gntelIlgente.

MONDAY, June I, 1857.
CLEARED SATURDAY.
Steamship Mexico Lawless for Galveston Indianoa
Harris Morgan REQ
Bremen Ship Hermann, Kuhmanu, for Bremen
49, Meyer, Mummy &co
Creevy 4 Farwell
Ship st Peter, Savin for New York G A Fosdick
Ship Martha Ward Storer, for New York, Whitney REQ
Ship Black Sea- Cate, for New York, W j Dewey
ship Russell Condrey for ave, Jones' Mackinder &co
Hamburg Bark Washington, Piatz, for Laguua,
j P Whitney eco
BARK IrQan, Comment Tor Bordeaux Crecvy 4 Farwell
Scnr y hfaaioru, Taylor, Tor tampa Bay Master
Schr Desire, Pascadey, for Pensacola, Master
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"A II LIE N A r K E T.

JEFFERSON CITY, May 80.
The market continues copouy supplied with Ordinary Cat
te Hogs and Sheep Western meet with scarcely any
inquiry Inferior Veal Cattle sold lower prices and lot of
IS head OF Texas Cattle brought only SI q head Prices Of
good stock continue at quotations, viz
PRICES:
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STATE OF LOUISIANA !
Parish OF Orleans, City of New Orleans. :
Be the 18th January, 1851 before
the subscriber Justice of the Peace In and for the city
aforesaid personally appeared Alexander Brother President
and James H. Wheeler, Secretary, of the Home Mutual
Insurance Company of New Orleans who being duly
codne law depose say that the above
inst and true from the books OF the
said Company. A. BROTHER. President.
JAS. II. WHEELER, Secretary.
Sworn 10 and subscribed this 18th day January
1881 CHAS. NJ. BRADFORD, Second Justice of
the Peace Of the Parish Of Orleans.
OF Trustees have resolved interest of six
per cash the outstanding certificates Of profits to the
their legal representatives. after
MONDAY, the 9th of February next
Board of have also declared dividend of
FORTY m per earned premiums of the Com
pay the year ending 3st December 1856 for which
will be issued and after the 18th of March
hs Company continues to insure against the peril Of the
rivers damage by fire. at the Of
premium. Office, No. rs Camp street.
ALEXANDER BROTHER, President.
JOHN r. SHAW, Vice President.
JAMES H. WHEELER, Secretary.
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BY CRAP


NEW YoTK, May 3o-Arrycd ship MUD of Orleans from,
New Orleans. ~ " '"' ''O''
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EXPORTS.

Ter ship ltorienSi, from Havrr-ll9 steerage
Fer snip Bamberg from llalrei cabin and 29l seera-p
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$7,9lO,O56 SIS, $50, 1904 S4,952,l7S

Actual increase of loans for the week. S55956
The following the comparative statement loans discounts
pledges which includes active movement and
dead weight;
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OEFIcm OF new ORLEANS SAVING.

~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES No. l4l Canal sreet-Incorpors.
ted under Act OF the Legislature, 18th March, 1855
The office OF the Institution will be open reception Of
Deposits morning Sundays excepted to O'Clock
and on Saturday evenings from to O'Clock.
Deposits of One Dollar and upwards will received,
The employment of the funds strictly limited
Incorporation the Public Debts of States Of the
State of Louisiana, and of the City of New Orleans.
Loans upon mortgage of unencubered and uninproved
Estate within the limits of the city of Orleans not
ing 50 per cent. Of the appraised cash value.
Loans upon pledge OF the Stock of the Incorporated
New Orleans not exceeding ID of the vaue
Az Interest or Profit derived from the employment of
funds Is to be distributed semi annually among the Depostors
No Trustee directly indirectly any the funds
or receive any pay emouUent whatever.
Certificates Of deposits having interest besgreed
will be issued for $1,000 fora
specified time
TRUSTEES.
george GUSTS, A. j: Kelly, William Vogs,
y. n Mercer Geo. Urquhart r. b. Sumner,
G. G. Duncan A ITenc, George ,Tnnns
Wilhelnus Bogart P. N. Wood, Thos A CLARK
Thos. a. Adams, <. A. Bradford, u. d. Whers
". N, MERCER, President.
A. D. KELLY, }
WM. VOGEI., Vice Presidents
r. b. SUMNER,
D. ID. WIrIEkS, Treasurer.
N B-opies Act Of INCORPORATION and Nv ran
be obtained OF the office. aIgIv
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gsbism nj tgs 5tlarkets.


MONDAY MORNING, June l, 1857.
COTTON. The market continued very dull on Saturday
md noticed sales of barely $50 bales We repeat
quotations for the present
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New Orleans, May s, 1857.
Personally appeared before John W Andrews Justice
the Peace for Orleans parish louisiana D. Wher
nTer OF the New Orleans Savings Institution who being duly
transcript from the books of said institution
D. d. WITHERS.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, NAV g. 1851.
JOHN W, ANDREWS, Second j. p
The Trustees have declared fourth dividend at
the rate of six cent with the by
laws, for the six months previous the lst inst.
The dividend due each deposito will be paid in cash placed
to his or her credit deposit the May may be pre-
ferred. SAM JONES Jr Secreary
New Orleans, May 5, 1857. myI1 Is 25 Jel
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A SAYING CLAUsE-Gen. Washington seldom iu
dulged in joke or sarcasm, but when he did he
always made decided hit. 1t is related that he was
present in Congress during the debate on the estab
fshment of the federal army, when amember offered
resolution limiting the army to three thousand men,
upon which Washington suggested to a member an
amendment providing Mat no enemy should eper in.
pade the country scih than tsoo thousand soldiers.
The laughter which ensued smothered the resolution
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ARRIVED.


Steamship Gen Rusk Forbes from razos st Tago via Calves
ton, TO Harris Morgan Sco-lst dist.
steamship Robt Waterman Sarazn from Mobile BadRuc
Gosselin &co-Cnrroton md Jefferson Railroad.
Ship Bamherg, Williams, from Hayre 18th April to Baxter
Lowell &co-3d dist a.
Ship H9rtensia Hathaway, from HAVE 18th April master
Sd dist 81
Brig Stevens Bonner, from Rio Janero previously re-
ported at Qnarantinelst dist IS.
Schr Liberty, Melon, from Bonfouca-Basiu.
Schr Joinvile, Couzns, from Bonlouca-Bnsin
STEAMBOATS,.
T. Woodruff, Rogers. from St Louis
Princess, Wilson, from NiCkSburg.
Bluf City, Keeling, from Ouachia River.
& d Jr, Hooper, from Bayou Sara
Pennsyv kleufeltrr. fTen ST Louis.
A W Baker Greig, from AttHtnpas.
Silver Moon, Greenaw, from Jefferson.
Belle Gates, Salibs from BH2e.
Il keWnGtt, Bowen, from St Louis.
i,ecome johnson, from Shreveport.
Oregon, Myers from Mobile.
United States, Ardl, from Miandon's Plantation.
TOwb0at l. Mandon Wham. from the PuSses-towai down
and to sea 23l Glt ships MagHre Tyson and Champion
brought up ship Bambcrg and brig A Stevenson from
Quarantine.
Towboa Anglo American, Martin, from the P,ssesowei
down and 10 sea 2itA ult ships Screumor, F0n Bnca
schoOnerS Connecticut CloldoH and Red FOXbrought un
ship HortenSiH.