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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-10
RAILROADS, &C.
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Freight Reduced!
Rates of Freight ION

Rates Of Freight from
CHA RLESPON TO NASH VILE
oOsTINUE without ALTERATION UNTIL TaE
FIRST DAY OF JUNE, 1857.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-10

TTHE FUNERAL UNDERTAKING ESTABLISH uEa7T Oh
= " MCOabS, is removed TO Church Street. OPPOSITE
me old stand IN the house recently built by Dr. Youn
W9srs We are ready, as usual, give whsI
Salle4 on. j. ". INCOMES.
ien2 '57-u r-y,g ~ -----r,-- D
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-10

HE puce Of Vinegar reduced 70 81 per barrel A de-
City Merchants.
oec25-tf Z o.. AVE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-10

u he subscrbeT has removed from his old stand Tf1
TO No % Union street, next 10 A. c. Cartsr's be-
tween College and Cherry streets.
JANET. C. T. ZrUTgcueI@
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-10

FOR SALE.
A No. I. IRON SAFE will be sold at low price En-
n quire the Traders Bank lJanl0-lt.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-10

Directors IN the Louisville and Nashville
"A Branch Turnpike will be held at the Office OfJOsah Fer
Mss ESQ in Nashville, the 15rH JAEUAEY, instant; Oi
when the Stockholders will please take notice.
janG-d8t W. D. PHILLIPS, President
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-10

DY virtue OF deed Of trust executed by G. K Barnes
ID y recorded in the Registers Office Of Davidson county,
shall az the CourHOuse site, IN Nashville SATURDAY,
the 3st instant expose public sale, all the right, title and
interest that said Barnes has IN and tract Of land ad
Joining franklin College, being undivided eighth Of
tract Of about fry acres belonging TO the OF bis
father, the late Rev. John 81 Barnes saleat II O'Clock
janS '51-tdE A, rs. LIND LILY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-10

EOR EEVls
No. IL Cedar street, Nashville two Rooms, suitable fol
"A Banking House, Store, Docteror Lawyers Once.
ianlO-tf JAMES & HARRISON.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-10

Ii those indebted to the undersigned will please call al
"A his old stand College street, and settle their accounts
and notes. Press Of business prevents him calling them
in person, and he hopes his friends will odd and
ancient and call him their earliest
JAMS Sim JOHN PATTERSON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-22

IHs hhookLn BOARD o. HEAIm.-A meeting Of The
board OF HesRh was held yesterday Afternoon the Mayor
In me chair wAen evidence was taken relative 70 the
bone boiling establishments in the Ninth ward. II was
shown that these Establishment. cause no nuisance or
thes than the stencil emitted from the waste vaev which
the proprieton promised 70 remedy Immediately The
establishments in . rural distriot and far removed
from any habaion but those by persons directly
nteyeted In the manufactures One Of the members or
the Board OR Schos stated that the carng Of bones
through the streets decided nuisance Il tmitted
smell which exceediney dsagreeabe He suggested
the proprety Of covered wagons, 10 conune the
stencil and prevent residents along the route Of transit
from annoy Several Of the propretor and others
were examined, and further hearing was postponed
vi next meeting. The Board then ac journed
FIRE Last evening fire broke out in an oil rectfying
etablh hmet on lot bounded by Gold, Concord Hilary
streets and hudson The factory is far removed
any dwelling and other damage than the dstruc
on OF the esis bshment resulted The fire originated by
the Overlooking OF ette Of oil. Loss about 81 ,00o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-22

cEHTREvrLLE COURSE, l.. I.--TRoTTNa.
The second race betv cen Flora Temple and Rose or
Washington came or on Monday anernoon-ulle heats,
best three In nveFora In harness. Rose und the saddle
Flora in heat, dAncing Rose In a91 The betting
previous 70 the start In favor Of Flora Temple and
those vbo we're wagering mot Rose In the first
were piinR up heavily Flora In this instance. During
the scoring Rose trotted vel usual bst SOON a.
the word vas given she broke badly, and continued 70
brest until far bth'pd the distance flag There were about
FIVE hundred spectators on the ground Rose Of Washing
ton was ridden BY Warren Peabody, Flora Temple w0
driven by James hcMann.
NospiI, July 2o--Purse nd'sAte $1,000, mile heats,
best three In i've.
James McNsnn named b. N rora Temple. ......... I
W. Peabody named m Rose OF Washington 81. dis.
Time, 2S1.
Mr.. NcNsnn, Mr. Powers and two other seutIemep
called ye,erc and assured thai there humbus
IN the Two last races between Temple and Rose o.
Washington That both races were on @ the square,,
spS ha both for eeso sside with OF
$500 We are happy 70 learn through these aqnte men
that this wss The rue state Of Affairs, all fovl and
swindpg rsces have tendency 10 respectable peo
pie from petxon,ine race course Mr. Powers also
stated mat he had sSaSes The CeskevDe ocurss fer e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-22

.sn u. ..- aa'i c% 800 s sns
se.psla drsy New York via Havana. ba,s WIN Henri.
.id ss, warren ois5rd xssns.s; sssr rnosns, Ks.
Io~ss IN Aip. .n.s johann s~as s..s y.p.
,ass BIZ. Ircsss s.yn sr.Snsve San juan g. sA9s
sEw BsnroRD July s-Ar .esr james 2 lcy. Fern,
s:n P.y sY 5s SD mn .sr p
s.sTucKKr, July Is-Arr sohr Fanny, sp,nesr. Pnns-
SEwBURyPoRr. July ls-Ar .chr sharon. ihur,o, Phi.
sEwpoRy July Is Ar 'cs,. L.I.h,o. Tracy noes
i.se ser, rssiucssi for Psiadephs; scsmorH Baiey
nav LoSbys, Jul, Is-Ar .ch- nnss.sn saste.l,
Isnn.n for rhIlsdelpn. sh. bark diamond sor Holden.
,Mw s4vEs, July so-A,r b.rs. ssrs's, ermn. Porto
~ % Eng .sSI. rsr s. sc s5 sspns s
e. orl Washington. pblsd-lphis; Eclipse M odrood,
ss g.C. B%S.soes ''s''' '0r Hartford sN
ld %saasDElf ssl9. ss A I'm .' MsSs xsDs,
hs sSe Sss s ~. os,eus ssoo Aas'ne.
nTrrc soqn smith s@is' do Mary How, 1s a,r
Fss! sssG,; Mas; e;%srs; iri ressnd Sssy;
Ps,s s'Sr, ss.gor, Sd. Pro,iasns rses. ws.Ss,
S.cr sssspss" %r s In'y -. fsS. .rg
a e.hsehe, s,ubbs ssem; William a B..rcne.
Iss.qn sYcrs oSrS SIe rrov,sss.ss
ss.s.. s..s ssss 20 so,. Isuls .ra "A ISss.s:
c II; spEo' %,,, por Hga ;sw sa%si
ssS r atS F.s Co.. y s..s p:
sos.S G Gse' s.% na's anna and pssSiy, B.
p A has. H ps, "., ore nssr.o ssSu
Ts.se 70. op s$ Ps., ss;sarygaS T:ii
er cro.en and sharp wesyev Bos'on; msss'{, Ia
Hart .on WIN Joper, Rob nson Medfor'i hillsrd til'
IIudson nsnveri n weeks, weehs; Gazette Crowell,
ara n s.ben.v Robinson, Hosou Hannah wiiletts Gran
mer salem Parker, @ mpicr, Rosbry Alrirs Gam
A. s.s ssl Casfner cd Boston, P.imer, Nichols,
sskm, Az lnaikh; n II wilson, Huse; Mary Susan.
P.va and . w Pharo Cranmer Boston.
PoKrLAND. July is-Cd brig VIM n PsrkA AdamA
posrsxourH, July Is-ud sshr " ruu, Hsvpnb,
!" PR"vintHGi, Jqs % sr schs Hespn, Ryss; Ans
ioof~, psnsdslthis y Br..s,d Bevdreh, Dslswsrs
slosps Cnv Tracy, AZ rashon Young DO Rrcel Cpbb
Nyoh sd schr ssr Taylor, Philadelphia; sloop Tbos HIM.
sAvtFNAB, ysiy is-Ar bsyh Pcwhatan mmmoua Csx
diG Cid brig John Msrston, Young, Havana
iTh-Ar schr Target Furman wort. CD barks n r
Rswins Grant Funchs Madeira And 4 mkt I.adv paslsr.
Borden Liver,oc,; Tho. Holcombs, ecsee, YORK
SALEM. yuly w-Ayr brig Shepard wilma peva IA
bNk Lusia Nara; bhs Sarah nlaabeR Raynea Phisdsa.
uhi. ssnr, sssvsss LAss. %; BAaknsn; harns ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-22
vl.lt Of the Hon. Mr.. Guthrie 20 Rroollzn

On the 13th Of July the Common Council Of Brooklyn
passed resolutions lsudng the Eor. James Guthrie Of
Kentucky late Secretary Of the Treasury for the manner
in which he performed the duties Of said ooe also In
wiling him 70 visit Brooklyn and rendering him The use
Of the Governors In which receive The respects
Of the Common Council and citizens OF B-tokyn. com
mttee Of Ave aldermen appointed, Who with the
Mayor, directed 10 make tho proper arrangements
for the reception Of Mr. Gushre and 10 wait upon him
The invitation duly sent TO Mr.. Guthrie and accepted
by him. Yesterday the time appointed tor his visit
The Mayor and ommit,ee above mentioned waited upon
him at II O'Clock and coniucei hi from the boz 40
then stay ing 10 the chamber of the Board Of Alder
men, City BAL, Brooky where he arrived II O'Clock
Our reporter visited the place 70 report vhstsve,
speeches might be made and give account Of the 70
cepon given 10 Mr. Guthrie. Mr. Guthrie was cond uced
70 the chair about dozen pers In the chamber
three OF whom reporters occasion ,lv man drpp.
ped In and anofer vent out: mber OF these persona
we're Introduced 10 Mr. Guthrie, -ho remained there 10
the chair Ill after O'Clock P. " part OF the time
taking n members of the committee oar, OF the
time 70 the people who introduced 10 him. and part
or The time looking around the chamber.
Our recorter, making himself known W the Chairman
Of the Committee inquired what soirg 70 be done; N
there we're going TO be any speeches, Sc.S
The Chairman OF he Committee sad he did not know A.
there would be any speeches. they would soon no
10 hotel ard get their dnners after which Mr. Guthre
would return 70 New YORK. and that their purpose In In
shortly aer O'Clock Mr. Guthrie vas from the
chamber the Board OF Aldermen 70 the street Two osns
soon drove up in which he and sever others 20, in and
drove OF 10 hotel Cne Perrepont Housed for d,ppey
Three Aldermen and reporter followed after on foot
Soon aer arriving there the Aldermen and taeir quest
an bs ssupeses VIVA, sp~ecbes .ps .,s posted
made, be knows not, for when he cund the honorable
body with their gue. had gone 10 dinner he went ou 70
whether there would be any speeches not, could nos
even elicit an opinion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-22

TIE BApr n. A. RAwLrrs, which has been under.
going the scruny OF the Custom Hcuse officers in this
port for days pas under suspicion Of being sver
has been discharged, proofs a the fact hsvre been
elected BY the investigation. she cleared yesterday for
Funehal Madeira and market, with "a sssovted oareo
GmprvAh RTwtheNB, sAy H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-22
Photographic Marine Report


cooS MUTTON rtrlsss. Cs.riss imam bssSins,on "a
worth, sstlla River; Norfolk, Emery Bsunore
miscellaneous and Disasters.
FRI AsHoHr-A large sbp ashore Long Island about is
miles Of tonisuh with standing yards
passed 18Th ah ins, by whaling bark Ocean, al New
Bedford
sHp DrrriScr-a, Helena June She ship Defiance Ken
dr.s o. new or fr,m BOMBAY for AverPoo With cargo
sns ,opss srd strained STANDING rigging badly and dsmss
wasr and ' sce sps and es s-sy whole .n Of
sails Capt Kedrch entered his pfo.es but made epairs
and sailed morning OF 9Th
sHr BowprrH--The s,esm,hip Philadelphia at New Or.
inst on he GREAT rsh.mas shp Bo-xch sSs sse,ns S--r
and bouns FOR rsssau kP The Boweicb was cid a sew
Orleans for boston Wits Of Es boles cotton IL hhds
obacco, l6ls bbls -four, and sundrss
sHu GEORGIA s Philadelphia from Liverpool n Inst in la
30 90 Ion 60 10 In remendons had fore opgsllant as
carried away tatlrg two whit Of whom saved
but ire other tsn 1sslisn) persisted.
eHv AURORA Coush for rrancisco mt into RI,
Jsnero 1Hh ult with rudoey damaged.
sHr BsrArrA tof Bs Patton before reported Ashore Al
easuansy River wns about ears old rated AL loo tons
BOSTON, he -s O.d.d Win deals from Grand ss sss %
London. ~ y"
BAsx Husos-RIo Janesro June i,-rse bars gra.cr.
s having sprung sss .b a. .. s'
raj spsrs.
Bass s.sy oisprss xeol Cwseler, Of Gag H.rbc., pu,
sprung fore and main and o,hss SPAR
Notice a. msvsnsrs-
pr" G ~ jnwrs su * ,ss s, n s., s, ,oc.
.aurs ve q s.s s e os Ss ,ss
port vn be replrccd By one Pressed This hsh vni
ssoTs I Ss svS - e T ~. ssa y 1sss
miles thtst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-22

BOSTON,, July "a Arr buss Lotus (sr London; IAN
Cool, M ulton, rtresns; Charles william Darlington,
ysnnah; sygh Jones, Baltimore; erss Round Pond, o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-07
ssCOpD BOAED.
SATURDAY, Dec. j-r. n

| Tie Stock market today was generally heavy and
not active The changes, however, were no. very i'm
portait excepting in Central and Southern The un-
expectsdIy large shipment Of gold by the Atlantic and
the fac. that least equal amount viii probably 90
by the next steamer had depressing effect upon the
street. The market appears TO be ust now in cond'
ton TO be easily influenced by unfavorable news from
any quarter while it has already improved 50 much aud
so rapidly thst favorable advces can have but slight
effect. The party which have been operating for rise are
understood to be carrying large ounts fstocks which
they are adding to daily in their movements TO sustain
the market while the public do not come 10 to relieve
them. The party very powerful aud in the present
easy state Of the money market are GRABBED TO carry
the load without difficulty. In the mean time the
movement keeps cash stock quite soacre especially
Erie, of which only some 1000 shsres aost in the
street, and the deliveries of the shorts msde with
difficulty There is that this state Of thogs
should not continue for time to come, unless the
bulls attempt to realize, when the deficiency Of
outside descriptions would be manifest and prices break
down. Central was irregular to-day, opening a. y
agairt 70, selling st 70 at the Second Board and clos
ing after the Board a. 73l. The October receipts
have at last been published by the Company aud
show, as we stated some time ago. nesry 100000
deficiency as compared with October 1856. The Octo
Der earnings ~ loOO were h1gsiy lpCIed-cu ny tuo
strike upon the Erie Road, which threw
nearly all the traffic between this city and the
West upon the Central Road. Southern Mich
igsn fell off from 194 to III; closing a! about 49,
Erie closed at III, which is cent better than on
Friday. The private advices from London by the
America in relation to the loan are highly fsvOra-
bic, the parties interested there expressing the nseu
ton to render their full share of aid in exrcstiRg the
Company from it's embarrassneDts. In the mean time
these endorsements here Increasing, the traffic
OF the road iS sl falling of, the most pressing wants
of the Company for the payment of working ex'
pepses, &c.. are met with difficulty, and the
stock and upse ,ured bondholders evncs gen.
e.aly the greatest unconcern in regard TO the pro-
lection of their property. 1t ia very certain that the
Epglish bondho.ders will Lot extend the needed aid
unless parties in interest upon this side of the Atlantic
ion literally in the movement, and it is equally cetsn
that unless the aid granted the road will be sold out
under the mortgages, and the stock and uosecured
bonds be wiped out. In Railroad bonds and State
stocks the movement was limited and prices were
heavy, showing decline of lSl y cent. The saes
of Bank stocks were mi ed at about previous price,
The following is a comparative table Of the quota
A. Il L. .,l xbAsa &c fuxn aka
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-07

The tug Mary L. sunk Friday evening Atlantic
Dock Basin Brookyn supposed that Per
scu,tsd her, The Doe. Pluto laying a. the foot Of 10
street. also sunk snG Is supposed to have been done
In tie
HoxG BesG, Sept 73The ship Moth Wind Previously re-
ported has her csso lse portion of which asa
ssed The ships requs Surprise have arrived the hft
the wstsI's edge TBy letter to Ellvood Walter. go,
MosrvEDIo Oyt 5-The bark Redmond. of and from Bos
with Of -four bound TO Buenos grounded Oh
the gb Bak shos the 27h and striking very
heavily oil away and the 2ah All hsnds
abandoned her The French Bison the 2s:h soe
under way snd bark and having IN the
vicinity Of the wreck deoverd her about miles 70 the east.
Of Archneces Bauk having hoatsd of the shoal on
they found her In possession Of p.ons
the city The steamer tex her In tow and at O'CLOCK
no same day brought her 10 anhor In the aNbof win
the Of board which supposed 70 Be al In
order She leaks considerably her Indter carried away
and her shattered The bark Gipsey nom
Bstp ore anchor u mile. to the esswHt 81 tn
DC dsmssed application having been made 10 the french
Commander steamer bss been ordered TO her s.sance
[By letter to Elwood Walter, ESQ., Secy Board Of tso"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-07

A SH0cKINe AFFaIR.-A man Of intenpersfe q s1''s
~ the Iame Of M4uzy, living nesr OFsnso3io ny,
in drunken frsrz1 on the l9to utlmo, shock MS
vlfs-s sick snd feeble wJmAn-wl'h piece OF isnce
rail which fractured her skull aud caused her eath
in go hour aftervard. On his examination, son and
daughter IA and 16 years old testified % ths fAets,
asd The father 6nsy pl.sded guilty, acknowledging he
had caused bis wifess death. he vas committed to
Jail and ebsned Ia cell ~ithou. Windows or fire, aad.
frcrS whs. learn sithout clothing 10 proteo.
him RON the severity Of the weather OF lsst week.
On TIE hight OF the 24th an Irishm1n called Nike
Naliybso, who drank was taken from the streets
without any legal authority commitmsnt, ana placed
in the cell with Many. Alter midnight, persons hv.
pg I, the vicinity Of the s heard groans aid cries OF
musder and fo' help. Bu. it appears that no one
needed them or went nesr the prison. Az oe'oos IN
The oTning nv the ,ilOr e confession the lnshman
vac relsssed from custody by the same mystsriou
power that had committed him. Ard 81 the sans
tine he Irishmsn was le' out. Msuzys feters ware
tssen OF. At dsylight, Many was found speeches;
AID dying and expired after physician vas
called. On his body were found nunoer 81 90
we're bruises and marks his neck, that showed
be had been choked. A. first satisfactory evidence
could be obtained Ga 10 the Cause Of his death AMI
the frst Coroners Jury rendered verdict thst the
prisoners death had been caused by intempsrie hao-
its and exposure in unprotected cell. Bat euose-
quently, hesYing OF the singular imprso nment ana
Telesee Of the Ishman 10 the cell with the deceased,
the Coroner called second Jury who hesrifg the
testimony stated above returned verdict OF death by
volsnee from the hsn1s Of some person unknown
asd from subsequent exposure.
The occurrence has caused deep feeling in Dawes
Couhty; that a man in the custody Of the law
seed and poweress should be pnvs ely assassinate1
h revolving that the whole matter will be thoroughly
sfed, and the dark suspicious that hang over the
AFFAIR verified, the active agent in the crime aad
his secessories, will be brought to punishment
Whispers had been heard among certain parties of
detgD to lynch Msuzy for the brutal murder of his
wife, which gave confirmation to the idea that the
posr, helpless cuprit was foqlly dealt with.
IEvaasvie lind Journal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-07
ops of to- day and those Of two weeks ago:

This day last year the street was in state OF in
tense excitement in consequences OF the inability OF
Mr.. Jacob Little to meet his contracts As matter
of rome interest We refer to quotations OF that day.
Tho decline has been enormous. Central was ",
Erie SEA, Michigan Southern 80, Pittsburgh So, Toledo
Is Gslena 49, Rock Island iG2, Reading s4i, Illinois
Central 49, La Crosse 50, Michigan Central 9S Hud
son River 30, Cumberland 1871, &c.
The transactions in Exchange for the Atlantic were
moderate, in Consequence Of the disturbed state Of
NOR eyed affairs in Europe, which throws dstrust
over bills with the exception Of few signatures
and which has induced remitters to send forward gold
as not only q much safer remittance, but as imms-
dstely Strengthening correspondents on the other
side without forcing them into the discount Market
The rates without important change and there is
a considerable supply of bills over.
Freights are dull and nominal. To Liverpool the
engagements are 900 bbs. Flour at Is. Cd Grain at
4Id a Sd Cotton at SOD 100 tuts LOgwood a; ls' ;
400 bales Wool at &c. Cd; 1000 bbs Rosin at p. To
Rotterdam: 600 bbIs Rosin at So. brig from
Dariep, Georgis, to New.York with sawed Lumber
at So.
The business Of the Sub Treasury was: Receipts,
sS9,720 Is, including 5000 from Customs; Pay.
me,ts, SIS 52l 35i Balance, So 6,ii2 70.
The shipment of sold by the Atlantic was unexpsct-
eddy large, and that Of Wednesday next promises to
be asO very large. The engagements already are con-
siderable. Among the shipments by the Atlanti, is
$i72 600 of the money received from the Trustee OF
the North American Trust and Banking Company, for
account of Mes'rs. Palmer, McKllOp, Dent & Co.
There remains but small amovnt Of this money to 60
| forward. Among the shippers by the Atlantic are:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-07
Lighthouse Office,
WhaIers.

PuL J. d THOMPSON Waterman (of New BedhId) Al PUG
Sept u from Arctic Ocean. with 100 bb' p fp CO. ~
Oh and 9 40 70 bone a, told dad 'aipoeas "a
Would cruise coss: q Cb River Plate and sS,ne'
Lett tn. Arctic oc.sn Aug With Peny o. sa1ts bar
Cap, Wing Of ip Good Return Of ses H.s .oosS /; IS
s by ,hp John Land and So tbs wn OF ~ "a "
net Jessie both f1r this port hsa Wv ''S '"
CASKS and would ssi for New Ze.ano 70 cruise nonc
Can. Tavor of ship John Howsn1 OF New Bedford reports
b.y ~ Honsulu Oct TO- having taken eco bb whale OF tbs
season Reports no dste. ship s.stoea socun N
C,p, Wood Of bark Active OfNeg Bedford Honolulu Oct
?sh repot. her with go bb aid 10 do wkAe OIL o.
Csp, Reynsrd Of bark rhom,, Pope Of New sedors re-
no, her Caso Oct 9Th with 7SO bis sperm aud 20 eois
whale oil oil told took whales Ia five weeks, which nsos 's'
bbls one Of which made $50 bbis -,
Cspt Tlsdse Of bark Consares Of New Bedaia
OF bound . sperm whale cruise ,, ~. 18th re-.
Capt Lopez OF bark Sarah shssfs n opolau .~-.,n
poIts her wih 500 bbs VII oil, AID szvo ios Dos ~
which be weud ship BY the John - "a r-opt hy q. La
IN, ,,h iSa hi. ,perp spd so do. whale eil-hsd
shipped he Dor ,nd bound New IesAna
csp Iis Of ship Rambi.r Of o. Iepers' 1si ~ hno
,Ion..Ss sns three wi lie towing them 70 tbs ship
c.. U.ssv OF ship Rainbow otN reports Der a. Hono-
MIN r., ~ With 1c0 sbls VII oil aud COO lbs bone, watch Dc
lad ,kipoed BY the John Land for this rort s.,,
PII Oct 10 lsS7oG and on De. IA ,hip Nautilus srAa,
nom TombeE 600 TO vh all told Ana'oads zen
me- DO de- 40 ,p reports -f at To nsez date bnx Msf
In Debo, ". B. sp al tele; Peru Ksston Sant ~
al .olaJ AR DC; 81. bark Active Wood n g. 400 ,P ~
tod "a oh Clam S aS ,o "a ' and Sa On hs:s
Ground Oct bark Tn ms. Pope Re,ETd ~ =, ..
10 VII, all told ,sme time ysPs,si.o Tlton y; ~. iH
Niger JeInessn, do 80 sp al tod Citizen Os'n
,pi Besla from Sept 70 Gu Ache Goqn6 ,Aip Arsssss
Smith. N. g., $50 fp) Also arr Oct sd ork n''s''e'
,id,e, N. B., go sp, t0 VIII