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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-09-03
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% Schr Col Glover, Kahler, Manltowoc-20 bus oats
"a stmr Traveller Sweeney, Chcago-2n lbs fresh fish
~ HI obls beer, Is bbls bulk II II Goods
20 stmr SieFeland FLOOD, Green Bay-6 pass l. bag ge
Schr Magnet, Mctiraw, Newark
q stmr Traveller, Sweeney, Chicago-12 pass bagge
Planet, Batlin Milwaukee
Prop Lacrosse, Hawkins chicago hoy mass
Brig Sevastopo Blodgett, Mlwaukee-6i m n lunt err
Sehr Hehgoiand, Ackerman, Muskegon-1O bus pota
toes, 10 do oats, do dr. d apples u bfbbIs beer
= Stmr Planttbutn ChicagO40 hf bbs br Goo lbs FISH
Traveller, Sweeney, Milwaukee
Schr Gloyer' kahler, Chicsgo-65 m feet lumber
70 Stmr Traveller, Sweeney Chi,s mass q haze 10
empty hf bbs. 80 80 -
Planet Butlin, Milwaukee, bx tomatoes pass
Prop M ne1 new Spencer, chicago, 4 bx gds
Pittsburgh, Beckwith, Chicago
50 stnr Planet, Batlin, Chicago lumber wagons
Traveller, Sweeney, Milwaukee, nrkins butter
Schr 1nkneEn, Somner, Chicago-weod
Mhlan Jordan, Green Bay-.upples { nroy
81 Stmr LraFeHer, Sweeney chica go-12 bbls goods
Planet, BUt!in, Milwaukee
cleveland, Flood. Chicago
Lazy Elgn, fompkins, L SUPP PASS 4 bsoa
Prop Bradbury, Hewitt, Chicago -
Free State, Napier, do
Potomac, Gibhard do
Michigan Hopkins do
Schr Heigolaud, Alderman. Mu.ke0ono s-tirs -.
ter, IL chairs bbi beef Dbl pori, "a I'M. co.'s
Joash potatoes, bag onions bag b-ans !
bags meal, ! bags BRAN box tea , obhs 80
IL brs iron, 2 sd -four, Id hay 1 DC u,acbinssssyr
Sep Str Planet, Butin Cheago-l20 lbs fresh s "a <,
bbis beer, truck wagon - NJ
Traveller, Sweeney. Miiwaukee-e Pa 81 -,
Prop seiota, Lloyd, Chicago -
Sehr Magnet, MeGraw, Newark-Prorisions 4.
Eleanor, Henderson, Two Rivers
3 Stmr Traveller, Sweeney, Chicagc-I210 lbs h.b
Planet, Butlin Milwsnkee-5 pass bag,gA
Prop Neptune, Napier, chic-i bx ware for Bafalo
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NOTICE.

T1HE PUBLIC SCHOOL of Kenosha will commence the
Fall Term of fifteen weeks, on Wednesday the 9Th OF
September under the instruction as PRINCIPAL ofMr
CoSANT, formerly of Massachusetts, assisted by Mrs Co
NANT, and full complement of teachers.
Pupils from abroad requested to be present the
opening of the term.
BY order Of the Board Of Education.
JN0. GRIDLEY, supt
Kenosha, August 31st, 1854. 3wl2
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II The past week has been an exciting one
in he money market, Failures of Banks and
bankers, have followed each other in quick sue
seccion. The following is a list of Banks which
have failed or suspended during the past ten
days:
Farmers Bank, Arcade Bank, .Tiverton Bank
and r. l. Central Bank Rhode Island. Woos'
ter Bank and Bank ofNorth America. Connec.
tcut. Farmers Bank Of Saratoga County, On
tario Bank, Fort Plain Bank, HOLSTER Bank
Reciprocity Bank, and Sackets Harbor Bank
New York. Mechanics Banking Assn. y. Y
City. Warm Co. Bank, Farmers & Drover:
Bank, Honesdale Bank, and. Bank of Middle
town, Pennsylvania. Kanawha Bank, Viz
ginia.
Several Of the principal Bankers in n. Y. have
also suspended; among others we may mention.
The Ohio Lite ms. & Trust Co., John Thomp-
son, Atwood 4 Co, and Beebe X Co
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-09-03

SCHOOL LAND SALE AT SUPERIOR, WIs.-The
Commissioners ofSchool lands-sol on the 18th inst
a considerable portion of the School Lands in this
county The prices ranged from 81 IS to $500 per
acre Considerable interest was felt in the SALE and
would have brought much higher prices if they had
been subject TO outside competition
We hear considerable fault found with the manner
in which the Commissioners managed their trust
and in at least one instance Of which we are cogniz
sit, actual settler for some two years past on
valuable and improved school section had his lands
sold from under him to satisfy the rapacty either of
the Commissioners Themselves or of some of their
proteges who make their vistatons with the Com.
nissoners at every SALE and who could not carry
out their speculations so successfully without the
connivance OF same ono or more in authority.
We had thought the system of School Land plum
der had about eomesto close but it appears that
that system, nauguraed SO successfully tour years
ago, is still III profitable operaton.- Superior
Chronicle
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M 0FFAT'S LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX BITTERS
h Travellers and emgrants always experience on change
OF climate, or previous entering rainy or snowy circle
Of the earth, bilious attack, which, unless speedy rem
edy is applied results fatally If the Moat medicines are
resorted TO in the first symptoms of the patient few do.
SEES viii purify the system and effect a cure
Sold by the Proprietor, 1876 Broadway New York and nv
J. b. Starkweather & Co. Kcnosha Wis
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&c stmr Cleveland, Flood, Chicago-Loaded for Green
Bay.
Brig sebastOpOl, Blodgett, MuskegOn - s. piles
and spar p Co e5 m lr, Holmes
Heigoland. Alderman, Muskegon-5Om IT. 10 m
lath, ~ piles and caps X Pier Co.
q str Traveller, Sweeney, Milwaukee, box veneer
ing, 10pass and baggage.
Planet, Butln, Chicago-5 bbls apples boxes
fruit IL cases boots and shoes, suky, Is pass
and baggage.
Prop La Crosse, [newl Hawkins, Oswego-5o rolls of
leather, Lyman L Bone
IS Smr lianet, Butlin Milwaukee, anvil / stove /
box, table, bedseai.
Stmr Traveller, Sweeney, Chicago--6 handspikes II
bbs apples, IA Pkgs mdz, crates melons, 4 bas-
Eets peaches, basket berries.
Schr Glover, Kaher, Manitowoc-lumber for Chicago
Eleanor, Henderson, Two Rvers-4snO ties X & r
70 smr Traveller, Sweeney, Hwaukee-16 pass ba ge
bdl paper.
Planet, Butn, Chicago-34 empty beer barrels,
1ipkgs mdz, 10 bbs Ii wines, s coils lead-ppe, /
piano, 20 bbs bulk.
Prop Mendoza new Spencer, Buffalo-31 pkgs n,dz
l. kegs nails.
Pitts6nrg, Beckwith Buffalo, 81 pkgs hardware,
Wood Carter,
schr Unknown, somner, Amsterdam-wood for Chca
80 stmr Planet, Butlin, Milwaukee-1o pass and bye
Traveller Sweeney, Chicago cask melons IS
bag meal. sack fruit, bbls apples, 2 carria-
ges, horses, baskets peaches.
81 Stmr Traveller, Sweeney, Milwaukee, pa.sengers
Cleveland, Flood Green Bay, IS hf bbls Ash 20
bdls spokes, 1871 sets hubs, IA bbls blk h II gds
Planet Butlin Chicago passengers
Lady hgin, Tompkins, chicago-!oaded for L.
Superior.
Prop brauDhy, hewitt, Buffalo, TO pigs furniture
2opkss mdz bids SHIT iron "a steel springs. "A
Free state, Napier, Bufalo-2Sl pkg. mdz,
threshing machine
Potomoc, Gerhard, Bufralo-17 pkgs mdz bbls
porter.
Michigan, Hopkins, OgdensburgIl-5 bxs shoes
g bxs and bis goods 0'
schr Hehgoand Alderman, Muskegon-1S piles SIS m
lr, 10 IN lah.
Schr Magnet, McGraw, Newark-I5 m lr NJ T Co
Sept Planet, Butllr siwaukee-6 pass and bagge.
p Stmr Traveller Sweeney Chcago21 empty beer bbs
l bx peaches, bskt pears, / esk melons bbls
apples.
Prop Sciota, Lloyd, Bufalo-125 pkgs mdse 10 rolls
leather,l cask liquor, bds sheet ron2 en- gines
stmr Planet, Butin, Chcago-6 bxs mdz horse z
bols apples, II empty beer bbls, 12 bbls bulk
Traveller, sweeny, Milwaukee, Is pass and bye.
Prop Neptune, Napier Buffalo-lo pkg nldz . nkps
-
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-09-03

~ The weather for several days past, has
been warm and extremely pleasant A few
more such days, of which there is now every
promise, will mature tie corn crop, in this sec
ton.
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We wish to say 60 Every Person

Who reads this that there is article known as DIR
SASFoRDs ISyIGoRYToR, OR LIVER REMEDY
which can be relied on certain to cure Liver com
plant in any gifts forms, such as Jaundce Dyspep
sin. and numerous other complaints, described in
another column, besides which, is of the great
est preparations or cures for consumption taken in
eariy stages that 10 now known
We take it for granted, asexperinent has proven
that diseases OF the lungs not generally the first
cause of consumption, but debilitated system
caused by the improper action of the liver reduces
the power of the lungs to resist throw off diseases
caused by cold and irritation, leaving the lungs
the mercy of disease, because the liver has in
capacitated them from performing their proper ac
ton ofthrowing off diseased matter caused by cold
thus to prevent consumption, cure the liver, ant
keep the system strong enough TO throw off slightds
eases of the lungs.
There is not in the world better liver remedy, OF
cure for debllitated system than DIR. Sanford's In
vigorator, for it has been fully tried in large ant
extended practice, till its results are fully known
and now it is offered as tried remedy, and tina
can be relied on lSee ADVERTISEMENT
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Second Despatch.

MADISON, Sept. % z. NJ
Three ballots for Governor were taken this
sevening. The third and last resulted as follows:
McIndoe, 62 Holton, 81; Randall, 40; IL. c.
Bull, 30.
Convention adjourned till o'clock to morrow
morning.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-09-03

" The new County Bank building, is going
nm rs fast as host of men can drive 1t.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-09-03
4. & G. A. Wright's Frangipanni,
THE ETERNAL PERFUME

Frangipanni Extract,
do Soap,
do FOmade,
do Snchet.
TINS Elegant and Fashionable Perumery is from the La
ooratory OF Messrs, r. & g. A. WRIGHT Philadelphia Nan
ulacturers OF the Celebrated Gold Medal Perfumery
For sale by f. ROBINSON
1y47. STARKWFATfIFR 4 Co
Kenosha, Wis.
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Republican State Convention.

&'1aDl7ON1 sept W.
Dr. Stoddard Judd, President of State Con-
vention, Messrs. Tenney, Howe, Hurlbut, Sch
wartz and Cobb, committee on resolutions. Res
outions complimentary to Gov Bashford, pass
ed. Informal ballot for Governor, Hoton 20,
McIndoe 81, Randall "a, several scattering.
Harvey withdrawn.
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Notice.

The Quarterly Meeting of the Kenosha Co. Agricultural
Society, previous to its Cattle Show and Fair will be
held on the 9TH OF September; at the Agricultural Hail.
its annual place of meeting, which time the society will
attend to the very important business of choosing and
pointing Judges and Committees award premiums at the
ensuing Fair to be held the oath 2h days of September
VIII not all of members and those who feel interested
make it their duty to attend and have these
ections.
J. d. FOWLER Sec'y
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T.kINGSFORD SONS
OSWEGO CORN STARCH.
(FOR PUDDISGS. kC1

NIlO " IININI NJOIl4 = 4 IIDII
P0RPUDDINGS, 6C)
Has obtained equal celebrity with their Starch for the
Laundry This article perfectly pure and is in every
respect equal to the best Bermuda Arrow Root besides
the des. ert.
Poatoe Starch has been extensively packed sold as
Corn Starch and has given false impressions to many
to the real merits Of our Corn Starch
From its great decacy and purity is coming also in
10 extensive use as diet for infants and invalids
e. N. KELLOGG u CO., Agents
SNIP ls6 FULTON STREET.. y Y
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FAIL TRADE.

Some Of our merchants who have recently returned
from the East have made their purchases of Goods in
Cincinnati, where they did well, better, than they
could have done in New York To others going East to
purchase Dry Goods commend the following notice Of
one of the most extensive Dry Goods Houses the United
Staes-that OF Messrs. WYNNE, HAINEs Co. of Cincin-
NATL which extract from Cincinnati paper Aug 90
The prospects for large and profitable Fall business
has been more hatterng than the present time
The crops are abundant throughout the entire West and
merchants OF Cincinnati particularly those on Pearl ST.
seem to vie with each other in getting up their socks
BY invitation, few days since visited the extensive
establishment of Messrs. WYNNE HAINES CO.. No lO1
Pearl and forciby struck with the beauty and
convenience of their Store 1t is one of the most
beautiful and extensive buildings the noun.
ains, and is literally flied with every variety of Goods
from the cellar to the dome.
II is scarcely necessary for to again call the atten-
ton of the Trade to this establishment; will simply
say, that is of the honorable substantial and
extensive Jobbng Houses in our city, and trust that
merchants visiting Cincinnati to purchase Goods will
give this House call before purchasing, will be to
their interest. 3w11
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HELMBoLD'S UNIVERSALLY APPROVED REMEDY
compound Extract Buehu diseases bladder
kidneys, gravel, dropsy weakness &c Read the adver
tisemen in another column, headed Helmbolds GenIin
| Preparation" linz
Hoiioway's Pi lls.--Im perfect digestion pro.
duces thin and acrid blood These unrivaed Pills at once
purge that fluid of all impurities, and give powerful i'm
pulse to the digestive machinery. Health and vigor ar
the certain resul IS.
Sold at the manufactures, 50 Maiden Lane New Yorl
and 2H Strand, London and by all druggists, at 95c.
IL lie, and IL per box.
| e5Y- CAUTION Nom are genuine unless the word
"H0tf0ody, Neao York and London" are observable AZ
water mark in every leaf of the book of directions
each pot or box the may be plainly by hOldnt
me tedf 10 tie Lght. handsome reward will be given I,
any one rendering such information may lead to the de
lection of any parties counterfeng the medicines or ven
| tn he purioi
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-09-03

NEBRASKA ELEcTIoS-CHAPNAS DEFEArrp-
lie Wyoming y. IT, Telescope of the 18th. gives
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cum from De whole Territorr a. folIoms- Z.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-25

.ps '%'1s espsa t"n Bad
wessIP Empire 5ornd Mssch r. :. SD m passed one
The 'd a l:S esss E. .Sppo.sa he Marc
posed the Edinburgh h'ncs. The Ahea brDss slss so In
specie. 49,,
bv the fog. March 81 Ola N miles w OF fryns Pm
s ssH ss s1s shsH ssaas ss c1
caring w exchanged ssps, with s .sssT Ms{.'1ss
exchanged signal, With steamer AasD,. bound
Amse. P,ose s;s.sGw tvssH ,sS ', NJ % .d:
42S. Ion o. in heavy gale spru m.intopms- March
lat 40 So Ion Co. At u m saw large .tssmsr soasa w:
from ". N v to W $ W. nearly the whole p.s.sse
hid satI w Isi ~ The Si Cor. sailed .se day Tor
Feb is lat "A 50 s. lon 81 lsW spoie Br .hiP BA@osI'
H :n 81 Is VS.: spoke s SS
ford Hosy nom Sandwich .asd. fI New Bedford Match
So S:5 cs: :. t.' 5 s
Mse Sew .s..T s SnS uO oi Nose: ro Esps
sp Sss1y y' ss from We lost sSoo pt a!
ard was compelled to run os,.,s the gaze vS Sl
FLIED the dec.. and cabin with cau,ea the ys..sss
leak badly March % OF the Cape; Of ps.w. To-, s s,
holding green sliding companion with fdns DOORS
"f Bs a ;YRs'0sy SS%n ' Ss... as
and passengers Bacon Sargent Co. The ship 6oaes ss.I
nom i.i az \, sbs wrsehs and taken Into as
ssn Ship John w White Mexican, from Boston 70, Nev.
Orleans with loss Of rudder had repaired damages and would
sell -, A..
Es, s:. s'sssrs Bssn: of fDG H''''' S'"
sehr JShn Roc Harrington. Charleston d. cotton ."
sehT sOuherner Simmons Newbsrn N c. naval stores TO-
seGr C. Dobbn Groom, Washington. N c. naval stores
to T. Blossom L Sons ,, ~.
Scbr Elizabeth Eleanor (s-mssted) Parker City poias
d. wheat &C. to w. H. Newman In the s. f. blow Oh MON
day sprung leak Of about SEQ strokes per hour
schr. Ellen Holges Rocklsnd.
Schr. Justina Smith, Rockland.
schr. Cora Kelly, Boston.
Scbr. Ann Flowers, Crswell Boston.
scbr Joseph. Baker Rockland
schr John Beatty. sharp Bridgeport fY phladelphia
Schr Frsdonis, Freeman, Wellheet for Ezg HArbuf
Schr Blossom, Savin Delaware grain.
Scbr Compromise, Hope, Delaware, grain
Schr C. G.. Ssdler Sppler Delaware, grain
Scbr. Mary Ann Caroline, Hendersop, Delaware gam
schr. Martha G.uze Stevenson Delaware, grain
Schr II. Cole, Hazeltop, Baltimore.
schr. E. Franklin. Holbrook Welfeet fish.
Scbr Mary II. Miffn, Wells Delaware
sloop Wu,. II Bowen. Hslock Providence
Propeller Mount Savage Watson, Baltimore % hours nase
10 H Is. Cromwell .
Propeller Wesicbester. Ozark. Providence.
Propeller Uscas, Bates, Hartford.
Propeller Seneca, Chauker, Hartford.
BELOw-Bsrk MARY C. Dyer from West Indies
wIND-very light at sunset from o w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-25

NICOLA i've buyer 70 tks &h A0F Too Isie speoaIa-
len for higher prices is considered to be somesns! 70
ducsd.
In the discount market the ceus-Dd Tor mooey con-
ss,vs A. Y,,.~ fnlly eqasl TO thOse Of the B.ak
A, paris 10 dsy the Trrse Cent Renters coset ct
docI,e ia ibs aSney prcs 10 rather more cut
a, d IN u sccount piios s,arcey ! cent.
Me.srs. s.olteIfoht, Frost & Co., IN their ei'cuIAr
remark: A.. uo,.. os
The unexpected defsss Of Ministers 10 ns nOa a , Of
.,s, The .esI changes have been announced but not
c c,ri Upcraisty in commercial :ffsirs - The
necessary consequence, ard TIE dissolution Oh rama
ren. ril further derspge and delay ths business.
letter ON Psrsetates that the Whole OF the s''ck
of the General Omnibus Company OF Ne"-foik'
ore million Of dollars, has been Subscribed.
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Disasters, &c.

BR BARK PEARL, Hntchns hence for Hamilton Bermuda
experienced heavy weather days out lost st kc
and when beating Into St Georges Bermuda struck rect
got off, ard anchored In Five Fthom Hole om wha place
Size was lowed into the bo having sp her
chora She leaked lth ns but supposed not sufficient
TO damage cargo.
ship America at this port Ii v- on her fourth day ho% Ly
erpoo latitude &C. omitted boat sent alongside and
the bu ming be derect Her foremost az
the wards standing sail and oreopsa from
the Yards main and uzzen alongside She nearly
burnt TO the edge painted black with bae poS
and black fgurebesd In full representna awHnor her
ysrds were white could not make out the name.
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TITO ccoIesoIy VI t11o HIe"0oy nv re7s VIC 70'7-6
letter 70 the Collector:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, March IL 1857.
SIR: have 10 advise YOU for your information and
government, that oil goods wares ~and merchandise,
which shs be in the public store, bonded warehouses;
the Is; day Of July re1f, whe;her INV IN bond. or
bonded at any time prior TO that date VIII os subject
on entry for consumption ster the ssid let of July
der The provisions Of the Ac. reducing the da,ies on
imports &C., approved Sd inst TO no otter duty han
if the same had been ,rted after tbs. Day but tos:
goods wares merch ise, in bond or hereafter
bonded, entered for consumption PRIOR - the SD
LIT OF July will be liable 20 the payment OF the rs,ss
OF DUTY imposed by the Tariff Act of Both January,
1876. Your obediept servant,
HOWELL COBB. Secretary Of the Treasury
II. j. REpFrELp, eco, Collector. IL. Ne~-Yots.
The Half Million Cslal Loan was taken to lay g,
Albany at an aggregate premium at s6,ss7-eqaai TO
about 3s-lt0 premium above par. The asgregsH
bids for the loan were ABOUT four times the amount 3D.
ve,tised far The awards were 90 follows:
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coURr CALENDAg-THIs DAY.

SUPREME COURT CRcUIr.-Psrt Nos: 500: COL,
$50 284 3i5 4s7 59, 12 57 go $50 SOL G45 Is ls ls5
i2o lsoIi 1893 1875 1907. 1909 1910 lsli a., a.. ., -
SPECIAL TERN Nos &c (pow op), ISL 257, 242 243 2 -,
a. e. as ia 1884, 2iI 22s 251, 1876 ~ 49, 2s Ia 1885,
SO 90, 2t9 152, 2S5 zee. . . 49,
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURr.-Nos. A, AZ, AZ,
81, g. s. Sc. 80, 20, 81. ~ ..o 40.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Nos. 1886. 1890, 1910, 14O4,
147 14 1895 1897 1871 $751; 1877 1899 1903 1920 1879
17 Ife 1868 1876 1884 $685. 1899 1884, 1899 1905 l75 72S
IT'S 1850 1882 1882 l74s l7 747 1884, l77 1885, l7ss 7ss
1887 1872 1850, 1892 1895. 80
BRooKLYN CIRcUIr.-The following Calendar viii
he ront ned ill the Court ready take the Nos
g. g. g. e. &C. 81 80 81 9a a. 95 &C. 81, SO, 81, lO5
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lin Maule, Rogers. V

Steamship Maule, Rogers, Vapraso, O. @ Hoo.or. -
Sbir~-W ID. Sewel Morrison New Orleans, Eagle hae
ar. TmplJe state. Brisss Liverpool, hngssod saicn.
Bmis-Erou,ut peclDsr Ds% sIns. Mn SsA "a
B,is.-Lincolp Brookipsa Georseiara, H. D. bfoosmani
ArabeIs Day A.prw. Panama h.d.oAd Co sIa'i si,
more Wepbers Weeks, Itssca, Mitchell bue5os Ayres
p Buck Co; A. Blsncbsrd Blanchard, Tneijad
Pste,s Lsmsrtie Zerpicker, Cadz bolmeoe hi RON
sett, Hin. Ciertuegcs, II ID Brookmsn Co i, ~ v
schoOners-sulisn (Br Day. HHsH, j. @ ,soy na
Kidder Harksene Whining o. d. 9. Moray J. nsi De.ne
ST. Thomas Russell vlDips; A Hammond Peshox Nss'
sau N P J. w. Flwell Co.; Marcis, Fowler ia hsossMe
4 Slaght.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-25

Nswssd,d 1' ship 81. Md Ss n0 via ID, a. S'
Ocean I.sshusnO Dec w 10 ao SOS ba, anu " '' "
Sailed from St. Helena Jan 80 bark Oregon, Case OF 0feen.
port TO cruise about Soh 0sceoa ID, Hesmsr TO cruise se
Al fsysI 10th ult bark Stafford Francis, NewBsdord WITH
spoien.J:n. 8. Of Cape Horn ship osy Head, Love- Of
New Bedford cleao before reported Dec So vita % NJ
jan % AbrOt Banks, bark Sacramento Snow we"
Feb O. on 0rsn.da Bank schr. William Martin Of oh'sns
F.b "a la Is 50 NJ, Ion a. was .een bark sapsdor, Of
and for New Bedford, nearly full @ v,,.. "a, x.r,s
P,cifc Ocean, Honolulu Dec with lao b'l' WI OIL ''~
skins and wh.ebone- :, 81. nh
p,, nut t po on board .hp New: Hsad from Sor ps
Ocean, Honolulu Sept ,s with 1850 bbs VIII OIL Of md 's
Bari Osprey Fisher New Bedford at Chincha Island. vss
had $50 bbs and 25o Do Whale OIL az s',d
%" WI $50 .p CLIFFORD Wayne s..a F.b.ysu is
Ss' R See Fox SST ne Tp0' Counsel oVG Soa "
spoten-Feb 5. LAT u g. lon w. bark Roanoke "sas'
n.pab g. ss Els n. lon IS O5 bark Roanoke Of .nd ss
Green port from South Atlantic, with $50 bbs oil
March 10 lat 2' lon 81 a. wa' passed bark Ml0n'es""
Az It Bedford l7th .hip F.biq. Wins North p:ass
OIL seo VIII, and 90 wh.ebone on board SEN soss
On the yo,.s. b :, LIZ DO ws he S and s
B.w: nO,hins 'i,es s.v5s Sandwich Island sans
Day. g. Helen. c. 5.. s. Alto s1s
osceoia, Hosmer DO 80 ,p, 500 VIII s4co bone l~Ssa
%Sss: sa Ha Of Sc hSso $50 50 .ad
chief officer sick.
letter Ch cha Islands Feb reports bark Opr
Fisher New Bedford having touched there the s,s "
LEGO bbla e Ill tod7oo bosrd-snd sailed ssme day 'f
Tacshusns and home oil well.
letter from Ccpt Barber Of ship Bepj Tueter Of Bss
ford dated Hensu Jan states that the repairs on toe as
Of hi. .AP we're Completed and her lover %.. and
in Would probably be ready for about March -,
letter from Capt VINEGAR ship Illinois OF New
dated Honolulu Jan H. reports her ready for Sec and voas
sIl that day a cruise and home. . ,,<s
letter from Capt Parsons ship Garland OF New bedf'r
reports her at Taahusna Jan o. with nearly 900 bs 'P Oh
bord-90o all told . =. a., ,.-u
spoLen-Ho date, lat Islo lon i5e o. ship sPeease.:
Wb,too.cke for recnits; nodste lat 81 q s. lon 10 vs.
bsrt T,be Fresmsn son VII who reported spoke pc.
ship Hswaths Ellis, N b. - sp bark Msrcsls "ss' a''
ospI an ma o.. - Al, ,s... t,o.
Sandwich klands Of and for Beg HHbor With Ses seIs on