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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-06
The Boston CITY Government.

BosroN, Jan. 1871
Tho CITY government wac lnaugursiei this fossnasn,
Mayor RICE being into office by Chief Justice shaw
NE Mayor then administered the oath TO the meubes
u The CITY Council Ire Mayors annual address quite
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-06

NoIBIso MORE REpULsIvE TfiEs A FOUL
IN breah -1bsusAnds the tokai with beneficial
results Unlihe tobacco the saliva swallowed. doing way
with the Disgusting and injurious habit spinx Perfumes
and drug stores Wholesale 81 i2 Bro-dxsy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-06

Smithsonian House, BroadNvay.-HOteI Ac-
commentators the European American plan At option.
Steam heat throughout Also gets DlHNEHs for
and large parties. SlDHEY HOFFMAN,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-06
FINANCIAL AND CONNER CIAL.
M ION Ely AR X Il r.

MONDAY, Jan. D. lbbI-oP n
The bulls are decide lily In the ascendanoy. Holders or
stocks have nothing complain Of Ar prices are
concerned. Tho narket u all In their favor, and shey
appear have for the moment complete control OF tho
s,ocS rxch.ngs A, the ar,t hoard neavsre ana Bud-
= -, -. -. g., -, -, p.,,.... a.,
son advanccu =, per CONT new iorAoenusi nA""o, "a
Erie, 4; Michigan Southern, X; GaIeua and Chicago, III
Cleveland and Toleao Y. Chicago and Rock Islsnd V
s' . go. -. ,., :, =, - "a
SAnorn~ e~" - ie"on n P0' 0en'' In o'o''e ~"u 81
wauke, ~ Illinois Central Railroad opened and closed
s,m .t s.,urd.v,s prces Railroad bonds have bean
,.. -, =, = - 49,, y, -.
oes'ecseo sin0o WIG s'oSAs oo0~no eo "~'s '"Hss'N
Nothing has advanced during the pas sixty days but
railroad .sock, and thew rule on Tho average from
a. =. -. =, . - -, :, a..
hNe W Ven Pr cent Aoo'e phOos ou'rcn' 7" VA"
Vine last year. TIC erpansion mas pecn gong on
or IN. hol lima In, the t.re of verv rnoncv
" - ,. .- ~.
Market and buyers nave paid enormous dneronocs TOR
cont acts tme their own option over cash rates.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-06

Charter Oak Charms, Crosses, Lalies'
brooches rings studs. sleeve bntons gold mountsd
sod only by WILLIAM s. TARBELL, leweiler, No 395
Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-06
THE Killed rms wOUNDsD :

by poisonous and ines pahe physcans are never
field Of ME battle IL all the vic.
Tins Of medical inoapacy 90 down in the bis Of rntaIy
dead from palsy, from rheumatism
from scrofua could tbi the earth phst Rho@s
would be nvadng the ones Of empires and vede
But this % murder cornirg These f,ta
masdies AL ea,y curc Every DAY
and joy testimony from the esOred 20 besh BY DR.
Henry
HFDEFs' LIQUID IODINE OF PURs IODINE WATER,
genune medicine. approved by the colleges fposlve
csrac and easy It's cure Of CONSUMPTION, ssrofua palsy
rheumatism liver compliant hear disease SC Certain be-
yond al dispute Sold At " bottle, Nv kNOERS FOg
DICK, Nos second and s62 brt sdway and G W.
Ring 1o2 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-06

yUBrsERRs AND NoUsrACHEs roRCED TOTGROw
w sir ~eehs, BY my onsueat nsch viii in.
iure The sbin ~ bSe TO any part Of the country
y. ~ onAHAs HooB Broadway, lsher, " South Third
. Tte, rtisetHsa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-06

dividend Of four per cent the Bank CT South Carolina and
Onion Bank 81 80 per share the Bank Of Georgetown,
81 70; the Pansers and Mechanics Peoples, Exohanse,
and Commercial Banks 81 and the state Bank, Social
Of South Carolina The South Carolina Insurance Cohpa
n.y. semannual dividend Of twelve per cent and IN e1-
tn dividend Of the same amount.
Ths annexed statement exhibits the average daily
movement In the leading Departments Il The banks a
This city, during the week preceding Saturday morning.
Jan. 8, 1857, and Tor several previous weeks:--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-06
House Of Representatives.
WASHINGTON, Jan, D. lG8,

WASHINGTON, Jan. b, 1857.
An Intellectual motion vas made 10 enable committees
- mako reports for reference only.
On motion Of Mr.. vo,x Of N. r. the President was 70
s~essed 10 infsrm the House by what authority he
v,ovv government architect for designing and erecting
IN public buildings, and placing them under The supesn
tenoeDoe OF military engineers.
Mr.. QUusAS vsinly strove 10 report bill increasing
tho pay OF officers Of the army.
me House. by q vote of seventy against ono hundred
md eve refused TO suspend the rules moved Tor BY
NJ WnHRmGE 10 enable him 10 introduce q resolution
making the subject Of the Pacific Railroad the special
ssder for the l4th of January.
Other Intellectual motens 10 suspend the rules for The
pupese acting various subjects, made, After
whkb the House adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-06

Twenty Cent AmbroryPe Likeness with
case beautifully coored natural e unsurpassed In the
world at KIMBAlJaS 347 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-06

Furs, Furs, Selling on Ladies' Fnrs.--
BANTA OF Canal Wooster streets has reduced
the prices his entire stock Of rs manufactured
for bis city trade embracing splendid sets of mink HID
Bay sable marten and itch furs also chdrens
victesiBes Duh and cufs IN sets, &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-06

Piano for Sale.-A Handsome Rosewood Sc
piano. round elegantly furnished for sale
At $500 less han The cost Apply at u East Twenty sa II
street, before IL O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-06

The Threat and Lungs.-Dr. RObelt Hunter
having from Europe be consulted hereto
by who nerng from bronchial and pulmonary
affections, at S2s Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-06

Turkeys Eight Cents - One Shilling per
ID, at the poultry depot, No. Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-06

Save Your Money Secure Splendid,
durable and faithful hhenness Of every member OF f
nily BACON as Bowery, sells ambrotype for % cents
which cannot be surpassed by Broadway establishment
fact,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-06

A. GrandJeaB IL the Only Person who cam
be consulted scientifically all diseases Of he human
al ~ ChWeb street o. BARCLAY The Sixth and Eighth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-06

Falling or the Hair Should NOT be consider
ed hshOy
seouencss CAN GRAHDJEAN. "a Church street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-06

Prairie Chickens One Dollar per Pair, at
the express game market, No. 8 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-06

HiD's Hair Dye, ShiIlings n Box, Black
or bown al No. Barclay street. also druggists and fancy
goods stores generally.
Th0mpson's Hair Dye-EOr Sale Wholesale
and retail Also the original srrsmrsculis for preventing
the hair falling ou.- No. 10 Maiden lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-06

Use nut Crist adoro's Dye Wear none
Cristatoros wigs Your win be subserved by
following this advice. Address No. u Asor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-06

10 Strlke.-IO Portraits for Dollar
HOLMES shilling porraitypes Dollar photographs u
upphant at $50 broadway See them
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-06

BsteheSdor's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toapees,
The best IN the werd, made, sold and applied a. Me- Z
broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-06

Hernia Cured by Marsh ~ Co.-Rndicai
cure AZ 2,s Maiden lane New YORK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-06

H0lloway's Ointment and F1lls-M0rtiica-
ensue where HoLoway's ointment applied in
time wound, ulcer By preventing Inflammation
n prevents pain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-06

Furs -Gentlemen's Eur Collars and Gloves,
genuenens winter caps buffalo and wolf robes, al BAN
TA'6 corner of Canal and Wooster streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-06

\ Gard DIR. Hunter begs To intimate that
he has returned from Europe and viii be at home o2s
broadway for consultation in bronchial and pulmonary A.
Actions, during the usual hours daily.
NEW YoRK Dec. 26, 1856.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-06

~"
The tales Of Canadian embraced about 400 500 bbb,
within the range Of the above quotations; southern
brands were chiefly firmly held with sales about 400
hbs. within the range Of the above p4CDs. Rye hour
remained quiet nj 90 so % rs Corn H1o vas inactive
but firm ut % lax % rs tor Jersey. and % rs for
Brandy vine Wheat was still inacdve and sales mode
rsfe the sales were conhned 70 about 700 bushels,
including cbooe white Southern ~ 81 49, and some south
ern red At 81 So. Barley ri ~ 20 81 80, with light
ssles Oats II 4sc f7c for state and 4oc aslc. for
Western Corn In light demand, and prices dull Tho
sales embraced about 900 900 bushels ~ SEQ JOG.
for Western mixed While white southern and yellow we're
Of T4o. 100.
Corrry-saIee Of ESQ bags OF RIO we're made At 100
lie. and 100 do. Java mas ct lac.
CorroS The sses embraced about z, 900 balss, The
market cloeins firm at full prices
Fsncms-Eneasemenn were light, but rates were
1-m. To Liverpool about 100 bbs -four were taken II
n 80 f-ain vas "a I'd 900 baes Of cotton we're
tas CT ed. 10 I'd 600 boxes b,cor st2es 77e o.;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-06

Chapped Hands Impossible Where jones'
Italian soap ensent healing s~ nfans htheriAg
fer sbavOg; only sAIlins. Depot 2a Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-06

Seps . PRIVILEGED cuestlos, be taken rp .. any eDs,
WITHOUT making il me special order.
RxJlsp yoa REVOLUTIONARY 0sy,uDSs,
ne HouAe bin for tho settement Of me accounts d
sfcers tho Revolution, their widows and oSphane'
was contideYed.
Mr.. SEWARD Of ~ y, made. long speech In auppcrs
81 The measure, drawing largely from Tho Writings O
Washington 70 strengthen his position.
NJ PuGB, Of H., opposed the bill, regarding -
the entering weoee Of great system OF corfupuon.
Mr.. STUART Of Mich, made oorrecnon on nls osIo.
yemsrhs 10 the esot thai the bill passed Prcsoecs
Peroe will receive 81, $50 and not Sl4eoo OF sio,'v
1Op the Revolutionary services Of his fAlher'
Mr. nwARp remarked that General Pierce wae nos
only surviving child and the share when would i Il
him would not exceen half the s1m INV men" 0ed
BY the Senator from Michigan.
Adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-06

Furs, Furs, Furs-At Whlte's, I4s Falt0m
street. between Broadway and Nassau. Cent? hats lat IS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-06

4 OOK OUT A NEW ENGLAND STORY.
IL Ny Virginia y. Townsend.
Look Out a New England story.
by Virginia y. Townsend.
Lock Out New England story
BY Virginia y. Townsend.
Look 90, o New England story
BY virginia y. Townsend,
Loook Ost a New England rory.
BY Virginia D. 1owdsend.
This splendid stsry IN CONNIE need Arhur's Home Hsga
Liter and PAshion. Tor January 1857
sAle 81 Gil The periodical and news depots- Price lsa
The trade supplied ~ DEXTER a BROTHERS, Nos. L
and l6 Ann street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-06

caared semsnnusl dividend Of Sin per cent payable
On The 9th Inst. The Ussd States Ere Insurance Com
pany semannuAl dividend OF ten per oent payable on
demand. The Tirsmeas Insurance Company Of Boston,
semi annual dividend d twelve per cont payable on
the lab inst The Cheshire Railroad, two per cent on
Ne preferred soch, payable IN the twenty year BOMBS
Of she ocmpAsy, On The loth inst.
The Assistant Treasurer Of this port reports 70 day ~
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-07-18
BY RoB'T. A. THOMPSON,
@ElEo T&D POE TRY.
Our Country.

Our-c country! tits glorious land ~
With broad arms sstrctch'd from shore to sbor
The proud Pacific chafes her strand,
She hears the darlS Atlantic roar;
And, nurtiir,d onheramplc breast,
How many goodly prospcctlies
IMMATURE widest grandeur drest,
.EmmeId with hcrlovclicst dyes. 49,
Rich prairies, deckd5 with flowers of gold,
Like sunlit oceans roll afar;
Broad lakes her azure heaven behold, ~'- B.
Kctccting clear each trembling star:
And mighty rivers, morIntain-born,
Go sweeping onward, dark and deep.
Through forests where the bounding fawn
Beneath their shcltcring branches leap. !,
And Graded mid her clustering hills.
Sweet wales in drcamlikc beauty hide,
where love the air with music fills,
q And calm contcnt and peace abide;
tEor plenty here her fulncss pou's ~, ~
lnrich profusion o'cr the land, D -ssN
Andsenttoscize hcr generous store,
There prowls no tyrants hireling band.
Great God VIC thank thec for this home,
This bouncous birth-land of the free ) D
Where wanderers from 'afar may come.
Andbreathc the mir of liberty.
Still may her flowers untramplcd spring
Her harvest wave, her cities rise;
And yet, till time shnll fold her wing, g.,i (
Remain Earth's loyeliest paratiscI
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-07-18
pIcKENs COURT HOUSE, SC SATURDAY. July is. 1857. .

turning to her own home, in strict privacy
she shrlnks from all kinds Of public hom-
age. or distinction--aud, in answering an
address from the working.mcn of our large
northern towns, modestly passes sentence
on herself in the simple words which she
Inscribed over the grave of one of her as
sistant nurses in the East, who fell victim
to her cxertions, and says Of herself, "She
bath done what she could" What might
rot the world become, if I>could say this
eftbemselves
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-07-18
Lines.

AS distant lands beyond tho scn
When friends go thence, draw nigh,
80 Heaven, when friends hdte thithcr gone,
Draws nearer from the sky.
And asthose lands tho dcarcr grow,
When friends arc long away,
So Heaven itself through loved Uncs dead,
Grows dcarcr day by day. f
Heaven is not fur from those who sce
With the pure spirits sight.
But near, and in the very hearts
Oftiose who see Alright.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-07-18
Democratic State Convention of Missis-
siupi .5rl

Inthc State Convention of the Demo
cratic party, held at Jackson, Mississippi,
on the 23d ultimo, the following resolution
was introduced by Mr. George, of Carroll :
RcSQl0cd, That the conduct of the Hon.
Robert j. Walker, Governor of Kansas Ter
ritory, in obtrudipg his official advice upon
the people thereof, as to the mode in which
they should adopt their Constitution, and
declaring in his inaugural address that Kan
sas was unfit for slavery, was violation of
a cherished principle of tho Democratic
party, viz: of non-intcrvention on the sub
iect of slavery in the Territories, and de-
serves the unqualified condemnation of cv-
cry Democrat in every section of the coun-
try
"A motion to lay this resolution on the
table was lost, and it was then referred to
a select committee, who reported the fol-
lowing: %te
The committee to whom was referred the
resolution relative to the inaugural address
Of Gov. Walker to the people of Kansas
Territory, submit the following report
Whereas, Gov. Walker, in his inaugural
address to the people of Kansas Territory,
declared it to be.his ''cIcar conviction that
unless the Convention -callcd by law to
form Constitution, for that Territory
Submit the Constitution to the vote of, all
the actual settlers of Kansas"--a the time
of such submission will and ought to
be rejected by Congress" q lj,f..
And, whereas, the law of Kansas author
izing the call of said Convention and pres
cribing,its duties, makes no provision for
such submission to the settlers of Kansas,
nor prohibits Congress from adopting the
same without such submission. .,..
And, whereas, Gov Walker further sue.
gests that Kansas, by reason of its geo.
graphical position and climate, is unsuited
to slave labor, thereby gratIitously throw
ing the weight of his judgment and official
position against the ultimate success of the
pro-slavery party. iP ep.svsss
Therefore, ReSolec9, That we regard the
said t, 2omtnendatioHs, opinions and argu-
mentsi of GOV. Walkepas an unjust and ur.
called for discrimination again8t the right
and interests of the pro-slayery party in
Kansas and thronghout the Union, die
torial intermcddling the performance
of q high public duty already entrtsted by
law to n convention selected from the pee.
pie Of Kansas, with which Gov, Walker
had no right TO interfere, and his conduct
in this respect meets the unqualified con,
domination of this Convention. s,,,5
The report was unanimously adopted.--
The position Of the De0loeracy Of Mis-
sissippi upon Walkers Kansas policy is
| identical with that OF the Democratic party
of this State. The only difference between
| the two, upon The wholaeubjoctis, thatthe
party IN this State, by its rcsoidtiens isl
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-07-18
News Items.

NEw GoRk July 5.---Several riots oc-
Cured here yesterday, the most serious of
which originated in the Bowery, between a
mob from the Five Points and party of
Bowery boys. The fight continued with
great fcrocity for an hour, clubs, stones,
bottles, and frc-arms being freely used, and
the Five Pointers being in the end gradu.
ally driven back Eight persons were
killed in this riot, and about 30, including
several of the policemen, were wounded
at one time the rioters had the streets bar
riccadcd, thus dcfying tho policemen, of
whom upwards of one hundred were pres
cnt Three regiments of State troops were
ordered out and kept in quiet reserve, but
their services were not required, as the ri
OF was finally suppressed by the cxcrtions
of the police.
III the minor riots of the ia two persons
were killed and some twenty or SO badly
wounded. In nearly all these disturbances
the .cx-policcmen were conspicuous actors.
With the exception of these riots among
the rowdics, the day passed off finely. The
weather was propitious, and the military
and civic displays were brilliant and i'm
posing. The fireworks in Brooklyn, Will
'''NN'''h|'P b "bN NVllSi spDulOS WcIc Oh the
most gorgeous description. The pyrotech-
mic displays of the city proper was post
poned on account of partial damages done
to some pieces by the damp weather of the
week After the close of the military re-
view General Sandford had grand conci
iation at his house. Governor King, Nav.
or Wood and others were present and made
speeches in response. to complimentary
toasts.
BosToN, July 5.-Indepcndcnce day
was celebrated here with the usual patriot
lc demonstrations, the weather. being fine.
dp dP,.tl the evening, as the fire works were pro
burst, killing George p. TowlsJu.gy g'1;Eet GH!s
mcrly harbor master, a. J.. Lilly, Patricl;
Cuth, and John Mcmahon. Wiseman
Marshall, the tragedian, and John G. Rob
inson were badly injured.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-07-18
VOL. TX.---No. /.

Convention, has presumed that the Presi,
dent will do his duty in the promises by
recalling Walker. AuyrStu (Ga.) Conl
StitNiiOnnIiA.
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tosred little, but II any had slept Ia
ne body Of The bed ia sry had sIeI I
n.s. vsS 800 an e,s. -, VEN reups 40 uasi.,ars
"a ald sos have 10 remske IT, only 70 arrange
ne ris'ow and sheet; Thee was q door from Mr.
Sktls room 10 Mrs Cuppi5gh.E1s; thore . key 10
he ooc', the door Mrs. Coming hams
noe saw A. other times between the tvo in
srs Cunningham be TIE nigh, before wen, away,
nhnnfbane roOu sae sSked me N had seen an iron
tey $40 bo'ton day that h1 sometimes noticed u
nrs, HAY, peihAFs III md myses' there q largo
sszed BID 10 ME- CaES.hshsus room; . large double
eeu
How did ,,a bed Ioesi A The nsct OF the .s.,a, A.
thai u oozsJ bketro having seps In 4 tss, one.
hal Is my idea two people sleep bed IL Isoss more
anbed ani s~scd than one seep. IN II: isre rs,s txo
ass po1ss on thai bed ,he yoans ads No. 4.
NC rom from The day ~cal there W che Gag Ell
aep the n.r, room 10 tbom; always called them IN
sse Sas srx up, Mes Augusta ssssrsly n esms
sopa haf tour sher wards asoLt bed
ans, sss s.s ssas I did vss to 70 70
here nod make Up the Gre: she used W bs Aere; Mr.
.cke the FsuDs ladies' and George snorfr1s would be
here toessor senelsjy afier they all Ven The xss Nh
- nninghssn Weuld ck her deer; eag pr. Bgrde
here excep, osce t-lee come busscss revsr "a
nm sh thsfe ssver him 81 IN the pafor exoep wh
:. rsA oere have eco Ms Cunningham go isto his
from OK busnees people Ued W come there 10 him
secos eas ness Shea .ei up used him resdng
s Pager a Lh room wheu be he always locked
e~ Aaor, ad PIT the Icy hls pocket tbs as bis oce
ooor NE frouf ON door he keys locked inside aooa
~nts acer @fni there he changed his odce from tue
rpnt oo 10 Tie b. ck room ssua hour Of eosne 10
bed htsle AFTER 10 O'Clock; seldom found Mrs Gun
nsre alone 10 her ICON hey were not sitting In The
pator, they would be ,1ttns 10 hes room: there were
ory bed. on ts s-. rs sorons In the iron, large
room add the small all room Mas Heses was sick
% oao ooAsOn, Aer Rev cars the night Of her return
tro&n e1hen, where she hss been on a vbn TO Geoge
snodgrEfs mother shs slept 40 her mothers bed tei
ssAA md Der mother STAYED % with her; one Sunday
eaSanf, Sso1i O'Clock, vhen1 vert " % Mrs. Gun
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Edro the boem the and middle buoyg
OF ship Far and ashore toe North arsakar II hs
Chs lesion would her asst isnce without delay
BARK GEN TAYLOR, Adams from Philadelph az And mr.
PrAnd remained ashore NV end ~ Nantucket Island
h rarrd anchcrs 70 her on he
morning.
BR BRIO racxAs wnuAx-The Gipsey, Calender, a
he brig Thomas william Of Whehaven, nsasd win All,
It'll loss of howHpr and fore ana abandoned While
the boat slongde u h.r shs went ao~ boat. sw
Thomas William arrived ut this "a inst in the NorWe.
sian bark Anne Cobjornsen, as before reportedl
BR BRIG MARY MORTON remained Point judith
lighthouse high water 9Th inst Fer ball<s has been thrown
overheard anchors hsv- been carried Asern and every
preparation made hearng her OFT the Increase Of the
idss which Is hous ht will ba accomplished the wesher
holds moderate. What cargo she had board been
landed.
scHR OruEIIo TYLER Machss New York, lumber
laden sprung hsk and filed gale the s0h nit
half betW Matnicius Rock and Cape ODD The
the wreck "a hours and abandoned her In sinking
condition. taking the boat and were picked up and taken ~
Gutter 23d ult The partly owned In uler acd partly
In insured Carg partially wholly insured.
ScHR JAMES BUCHANAN Cullen from Baltimore bound 70
Spain Trinidad after being A da out into Norfolk
9Th inst in distress having been when days out 70
cnt away mast sprung oremAs snd had sails and rig
eing much damaged The Bis new vessel OF % tons
ScBR PLEApEs. sand lighter pyt between Newbury'
port and Boston files and aux nh saisbvry Beach few
days since. She old vessel hardly worth getting np.
STEAMER Cry OF NKw YORK HIVES, which picked ur
and towed into West Herwch after having been aground
Great Rp ShoR arrived ut Boson It'll inst In tow OF the steam
ting Forbes Howss made clear abatement. OF
ali steamer
Park Richmond New Bsdfo d. 40 has been pur-
chased by John Pauline Mariana OF Pico Western Isaude,
for st0U to be employed in the whale fishery from those
hlsnds.
The following table gives summary The In thu
harborS Of New York.
and ., Charleston Savannah Moue and New Orleans On