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New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-02
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

The monthly meeting OF the Chamber was held yes.
terdsy afternoon in the new rooms, corner Of William
and Cedar streets P. PERIr, esq, President of the
Chamber, occupied the chair.
The ususl documents from the Lighthouse Board,
and report of the Ppilsdelpbis Bosrd Of Trade on
the commerce Of the Lakes, were received and duly
acknowledged.
Mr.. DE1Iyo DuER was elected 6 member Of the
Committee Of Arbitration.
The PRESIDENT stated the Committee on Loostion
had compile ed their duties and Re would suggest ths.
a standing committee would be required 70 sdvise the
Corresponding Secretary, and take charge OF the room
O: the Chamber.
Mr.. CALEB BaRsrow gave notice Of q resolution TO
amard the by laws In sush way % 10 authorize the
appointment of such . committee, to be ciued the
Executive Committee, TO consist Of ten meuoers IN
cIudry the cthcers Of the Board.
The President thought tina, the members OF the
Chamber owed it to themselves and to the Chamber
10 pnstifest more lively interest in its welfare. lie
would suggest that If the members would form the
habit of meeting info may IN the Chamber, between
- snd | o'clock each day, for the interchange OF
views, much good would come of il.
After some routine business the Board adjourned.
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CAPT. MONTGOMERY INDICATED BY GOV.
DENVER.
o. TIE ChisAko rIitEre,

LAwREsoE X. T., JCbe %, 1853.
Willie Gov. Denver was In the fouthern part OF the
TeYn'cry, Capt Montgomery requested al intsrvie Y
With hlrD bnt the Governor declined, % tbs ground
that Ais Es-ty wvuh fna too much fauli With hin If
be c. rversed wi MAE veo was arcer az Indictment
Cor murder, srsor robbery, .het AID ell the otoer
crimes IN tie catalogue lie was 10 favor o: havin,
sorie Of his party confer with hin, hosevss, from
shou he could ally learn ali he had 70 say. Tais
wss dobs AID the consslaepcs is tbs Governor ssys
be beiieyes thst j. roRd BE- Hajl.. 70 Gryen Ncai-
gemtry at ah He privately admits ths. he hss dors
10 more than sBy man would 90 under tie ssOs cir-
cunstapees. Oilers vi the ATTY make tie s.ns7
Acknowledgements, who were jov1 IL tne:- censure'
upon hm before they xert DC y,sit tas parties
wko kne~ test the fscts. 1. WI ere locs be cd 1--WE
oonclusivey hat thoss usossais srrass;jSns Of es
"nsaDv-. ac6 6.1dhEe conduct sre mere 3sg-
liaea Set ~ er tho t9rds-. arc 6: D Gs11'~ b'C
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-02

THE RuLEs OF THz HoUsE.-At the laS ssess,a o
Corpress the Speaker vas Authorized TO spp,inf .
committee, to co.sist Of hin self and four ether msn
bsrs to be naned by tinsslf to revise the rlss %
the House, and meet u,h committee IS night % e
pointed the part Of the Senate 20 fsvss .as s.ss
mittee is coupo..d Of Mssrs. Win'low Of NTn
Carclips Grow o. Psnnsylvsnis, Bocosk of 'ry.o's,
ssd Wssnbarn of Maine. The Comnnsss ~
Doll early Iext session. b~"
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him, Of which Hose in his ovl yi,ai.y know r,.h;n9
And b, heye lese One feet is a6nis.ec-tas: be has
the most perfect conidencs Of tss ror;y Of :be peo
ple in Linn and Bourbon Counties, and fcar-6nhs II
Them would rally under him .. soy hear Of the dsy
nisbt, without feeling, Ike Gov Deny=r that would
n the least ipure their morals 6; bope or their popu
lsrity abroad.
oar neis hbors have commenced the wheat harvest,
and he crop is one tha. any Western State might
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Me6nal.


<yINDS sARSAPARILLA.-Thist truly valuable
S,.,n !. ext,sctsd from selected roots by powerful
~h.eh os,sDs medicinal principle In highly osn-
m i6olly combining other vsgetsoe pro
Sssts N ne pocess compound extract ' oo'>hed
ss%,,S aId sold By A. D. SANDS, Drsssis:s Ma 100
IakoDst, New York.
TIypE ORIGINAL AND GENUINE DIX. 3. +.
il 'TOvEsENDs sARsAPARILLA. wholesale and ket.i
peset Nc nS Broadway Faonh IT., Once NO. oppo'
lrn 81 Psups Church New York,
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PRISON ASSOCIATION OF NEw-YORK.

PRISON ASSOCIATION OF NEW-YORK.
The regular monthly meeting OF the Executive Com
mtee of the above Association was held last evening
at the house Of james c. Holden, esq, No. l5s East
Present-The President, james Il. Titus esq. J.
b. GIiscom, n. d. Chairman, and &M Msssrs, &M VIM; Z.
Msrshal Stephen Cutter, Solomon Jenner, JAS. Z.
Holden, Henry A. Oakley.
The minutes of the last meeting we're road and ap-
proved. The Tressurers report showed that the fol-
loving Gums had been contributed TO the funds since
their last meeting and which the Treasurer sckno~-
edgeo: Henry n. Scheffel 800 per Dr.. Grseom),
R.s, Williams g George Opdyks :lO Messrs %s; Grant
Hsskslt, Merritt & Bull tlO I. Messenger $5 J. 3.
Terry Is, B. II. Whitlock s5.
Alter the ordinary business transacted the agent
of the Discharged Conycts and Detention Committees
submitted his Yepars, from which il appears the fol-
loving were their last months operations:
Each of ouT city prisons had been visited, and
many Of their inmates spoken with; large proportion
OF complaints cautiously examined, the innocent
and inexperienced in crime oOunseea, samonished and
Appropriately aided.
Hopeful csses, selected and carefully Investigated
ia. OF This pumber 81 were dismissed or discontn.
ued or their advice being frivolous and veIstious; ~
were discharged fIom custody on their recommends
tior; % discharged convic,s and persons from our
county jss and psnitentieries had been assisted With
moIey, BY which means they were enao ed 70 leave
the city tor the country, where labor Just now more
abur rdant. This seems 70 be the secret OF their past
successes-sendpg these who have erred g far away
from their old associations a. poesibe, and where taer
purposes 70 reform may be strer gthened Nine dis
charged convicts hsd been supphed with suitable
c99aiDg as ana %.1s seey bssowet we
The Executive Committee expressed stsong, con-
sdspt hope that tho claims Of this useful Association
will be remembered by the beuevoleptly disposed pre-
Subscrin,ions ana don..ions are earnestly solicited
ard viii Le Thankfully scknowlsjsed BY the Treas
urer. Henry A. Oakley, esq, No. IS Wal stree;
Clothing shiIts, shoes caps, &C., s be sen. 10, ana
al the cfcs Of the Association No Is Centre s:eat
TIE accredited Financial Agent Of the Association
viii in future give printed form OF receipt signed by
the Treasurer, Henry A. Oakley, for any moneys he
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METROPOLITAN POLICE COMMISSIONERS
IAa Road af MatrnrohtAn Police Comml sslOael

The Board Of Metropolitan Police Commissioners
me. yesterday, al the members present.
The contractor for the removal Of desd anIraas VS.
ordered TO be notified 70 attend 70 his business ine
distey.
Officer C.. r. Jump of the Twentieth Ward, charged
with uttering counterfeit money, was dismissed, ard
surdry trials we're paseed upon
M. PnILIP RErsoLps appeared on behalf of the
Murray Hill property. holders, and complained thai
the Harlem and New. Haven Rsirosd Companies had
dore nothing toward stepping their locomotives at
Forty second street.
He was assured BY the Board that the ordinance
forbideng the of steam below Forty-second street
On that road would be enforced
A communication from Rockswsy, asking for police
men 10 keep bstbers from exposing themselves in i'm.
p.oper places. This cannot be granted until Rock
away enters the Metropolitan District
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AZ il would not be long before the csse voud DO set.
tied, ard I would not want 70 get INTO 6ght with
Rim; / advised him 70 bear IT Little vhis; ne said
he had borne eIougb, ard he would be id if he
would not have wser here If il cost him his existence
jenkins and we're on intimate friendly terms.
Mr.. Stanton said he did nos want 70 make cross-
e1sin stiop a. the testimony irrelevant, and he
would move it be stricken out; NO threats msde by
Jsr kns 70 any one are evidence, unless could De
proven that they were communicable Lane; the wit
re,s stated th he hsd not communicated tnis threat
(if threa. il bel TO Gen. Lspe.
Col Young said the evidence was intended to prove
the state Of feeling between the parties.
Argument waived till the counsel got the book.
Col Young said that he did not nov resd the law
books; he got all his legal knowledge BY absorption
by sleeping on them; put he could produce a. many
authorities a. the gentlemen on the other side. II be
did rot be said he would do ike the girl" give in.
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EXCISE COMMISSIONERS.

Messrs. Hsskett and Holmes met yesterday, bat
brother Kerr did not make his appearance. :,
Mr.. HoLNEs volun eered the remark that the Board
occupied the Judges bench last year.
Store keepers licenses we're granted TO the following
persoIs upon payment Of $50: Alderman Mi Ter Il
Co., No. 132 Chambers street; Park Tilford, No.
ll2 Sixth avenue; James Butler, No. SO Greenwich
street James Vsnbensch oten No "a Chambers street
Mr. HOLMES gave notice that applications for hcen'
ses would be received st the offices OF the Commits
sioners between then and next Wednesday, to which
day he moved that the Board adjourn.
Ir, HAsKIrr assented and the Board was declared
adjourned to Wednesday next at o'clock p. m.
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nateY Cure.

MOUNT PROSPECT WATER-CURE, b,ng. ing.
-. r.. "..bli,Lment natural osaop, surpasseo
.siy BY oSe ss Union r% ssso % ps1 pSoRTa
~ ~ H2ETEA FRENCH, N ID.
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man." Sc. when jenkins replied, "If you say 81 you
LADY," reeolleot threats being made ct the
well; l saw MIR, Gates up and stsnd a, tae well
ust before left; do not know whether he had been
within hearing not.
Cross exsminaton-I lived with Mr. jenkins st the
time he was KILLED; am hs sisters son; have lived
q: bis widows siIce he was killed; Rsy Green and
Henry jenkins have beth lived at the place with
Mr.. JepkiIs sir his uncles death; have not con-
veIsed with Ray Green or Henry jenkins about tae
dffray stree this tia commenced saw Gaius JenknS
the day of his desth no one requested me :, 60 10
Lane at the tune j merely wert as spectator;
sseirg nile in Mr.. Jsnkinss hsnd and pistol 10
Green's, Thought they were going and went WITH
them; Green carried the water bncsetf cant say
wbetber they carried into the yard OF e I outside
fred tne Iiho at Lste when my uncle fell; was a.
Gen. Lanes shout hsy % with GTeea; I<sue was
present ST the time; lie told Us then that We wanted
moie water we np.t cone round by the other gaze;
I'd bucket there that day l went for water at:er
that b. vcut back BY the same way told Mr.
JeiL oi Mat Lane told ne believe the day tiat
Mir Lane frd Mr. jenkins al AZ alteration the gate
nas b. uk.n down; Jensins told Lane, when told
bita whst Lsne SAID IL at he ean to keep or getting
water tLs Oh way; l was present IN the bsrn wne
S..n Walker arrested Jenkins don't know HIN .ae
/ see him; ipen profsstng 70 be Sheriff wake
arrested Green; did mot ssy to hin that vss afnei
when Lsne Killed NY uncle; my uncle did not say
Nr Lsne that be would throw her out OF that house
put the rife down when fired it, I ven. to tn
barn. and brought the pony out 10 90 for toe doctor
after uncle fe never went into The yard 81 all; am
twenty-five years Of age bavs been living WITH Nj.
jenkins sce the 10th Of last April; came from Att
more here; I had no conversation with uncle before
Lis death about going over to Lanes house, nor heard
him mske any suggestion, nor give any directions to
the men; Jenkii s, Green and myself have ivsd 10
q tbsr The occurrences i have Tesd me report
OF the ev denee published in Lawrence in The RepHt-
keaa ELtrG.
By NJ. Stanton--Did nyt hear the soByersaticn BE-
tween Sheriff HAlsT sn0 Green yhsa tie iai'sT Wss
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spECULATIoNs on THE FUTURE TRADE or
CHINA

lfrom TIE Ignss& ftst, bcf Is
Tie must be q bold ma1, indeed, who would ven
ture tn estimate narrowly and definitely the consc
quenccs 81 breaking down those mc.obseryod
dogmas Of exclusiveness which the Chinese adopt
ed for their rule 81 action. When the resources OF
commerce are fairly opened 10 race numbering al
least onefourth ~ the total human species-a peo-
pie industrious, cumulative. moderately endowed,
too, with tho representatives az WEALTH. is pro-
bab'c hat trcn Che most sdnguine ideas already
FORMED rs 10 the commercial capabilities If CANA
,ciE BE- largely eyoecdcd Nv thc result
The vast eNpanslvenes- OfChina in respect 10 the
produCtonsf articles either peculiar 10 IL altore
Their or in which il exces Is illustrated by the his
tory Of silk within the last few years. Whilst the
commerce Of China laborcd under a monopoly il
was thought 20 he totally impossible % increase the
quantity of silk obtained from that country. The
annual export was 1000 bales aud Tor $50 years IL
was thought to he the utmost that China could sup
ply for expectation. No sooner was the monopoly
broken NJ than the 1900 bales expanded into
10000. The latter quantity subsequently increased
% IL 600 bales. Whilst The silk producing powers
Of Europe remained intact, the Chinese slk supply,
already developed more than scycnfold, was
thought 10 have reached H. maximum. Mark how
ever. the curious result Last year the quantity OF
silk exported from China amounted to the cnor-
mou- quantity n "a 500 bales, showing that since
tie year 1910 tie supply had Increased fortyfold
Wen might Mr.. Crawford al a recent meeting Of
the Geographical Society, observe that, In the his
tory ~ foreign trade, there IL not more remark
able fact than this.
tie physiological aud geographical condition Of a
country has more to do with ID. character it, liber
~ it, commerce, than perhaps any other feature
The physiology of a Chinaman j. matter not hal
20 obvious a. the geographical conhguration o.
China. single glance al any map o. China vii
suffice 20 make evident one reason n the dens
population Of that land. No country on the fac
~ the earth j. watered by 10 many noble rivers
In few countries, moreover. have the water eco
Monies been more assiduously attended to by regu.
latinp irrigation from main river trunks and by
the construction OF canals for purposes of
internal communication. The population on
lie banks Of The Yane tse-Kang alone 4
estimated % amount e. ono hundred mil.
hons u souls, or about three aud a half
times lie population 81 TIE United Kingdom: aud
according 10 the estimate ~ Mr.. Consul Alc0ck
there IS q greater trade cdrrted on bci,eees No.
coasts and He ctniie ~ China Than beiteeep uA
IWtpe and Ne resi ~ H,s ,corldl 1hi- statement
j. astounding; but when member Of the Geo.
phical Society tried % impugn IL, Nj. Alcock
did not hesitate TO return a. follows 10 its defence
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THE RUSSIAN ACQUISITION TO THE NORTH
OF THE AMOOR
CONVICTION OF SIX SAILORS OF AN AME-
RICAN SHIP FOR MURDER.

IFIOIn Tue SlLgaIOfe Stralts Ints
BY the American ship Golden States, Captain
Hepburn, from Penang August IL, which vessel ar
rived at this port on Monday last, yesterday the
10th August, we have seen advices from Penang,
from which we learn that the sentences of the six
seamen of the ship Golden States, who mutinied
and murdered the chief mate whilst that vessel
was lying at Penang, ready to sail for this place,
were as follows
OF the six seamen of the American ship Golden
States who were found guilty of murder, Carter
was sentenced and hanged on the 18th inst, two
of the men were sentenced to Imprisonment
for life and the other three were to be imprisoned
for eighteen months in the house of correction
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HOW Mr.. REED WAS MADE THE CATsPAw
OF THE RUSSIAN
Prom tho London glolsp ~ oct. Oil

from tho London gt0ic ~ Oct II.
The ItiNss has two articles today and yesterday,
founded evidently on good information, on the con
Dected subjects Of the American and Russian trea
ties with china. We strongly recommend our
transatlantic kinsfolk 10 read mark. learn -
we viii not add inwardly digest the facts
therein set forth To say the truth they are not of
very easy digestion 20 Plain sense " English stock
~ either hemisphere and not eminently cOnirma-
tor IL Mr. nallass exulanF estimate OF the ability
and success Of unframed compared with trained
diplomacy
h i impossible not 20 note Che very striking
contrast between all the unpoltcal and spont4
Warla the DO country and almost Az The moves
~ American politics and diplomacy With reference
a. oar. on tle news ~ the detth ~ Hayel3ck
the american vessels III the port ~ New York
Losted their Gags hsf mast high: On the drst sue.
seA IT the Atlantic telegraph, the American re-
joaclngs at the completion " q new Link with Va
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Cottsros-On The 9th o August while The ship Cor
don vas getting underwegh al Singapore proceed Cal
cutte uued the ehp Webl0t which vessel lying Al
anchor doing conefabc datage Doth e herself md the sail
ship. tIhe = & paled Sept LEI. - before rcpored)
Bp ENfc CAxkpfrNrg from New York flr Pierre NJ put
mo WITH els feet ~ hrr hoki with
los III hulwafks Ac Sr ls been within miles ~
Peters, but blown back.
Brtc Ftapa- Nassau NJ, oct 2sThe brig Flora from Port
al Prince for New York pul ~ III ~ inst having been
ashore ans partly filed lc ~ more bags of coffee and
have trcn rot ont sound ine badly iamaged slightly
Her 80 bags ~ consigned tu Rossife Co
coffee lao ogwVod 10 Dela6eld Wilson, who are the
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srIsCELLANEUUs.
49," AT WHOLESALE.
BALLARD, sHUTE A CO,
No. - Broadway,

BALLARD, sHUTE A Co,
No. 45 Broadway,
New York,
Would respectfully johbers and retailers
toned 10 purchase furs in this saxkci that
The very general not quite unvSssl practice adopted ~
the wholesale manufacturers 81 tbs within the welv,
months 81 throwing their stocks open for retailing purposes
just the for consumption arrives si
pertinp The regular retailer ob~r b. tOnans
ihcir custom, thcg cannot believe either IN ne
NECESSITY, JUSTICE Or Foley
n e Int The contrary do still believe q le ability
oi ne trade of Ibis city ~ support n least
pNE grItILY Wholesale HOUSE
~ his they invite the attention III All those In any
was interested " their very complete stock OF
LADIES FANCY tURs,
emhfNcnr shp richest well the more common variptes
GhN1S NuFFLEKS CARS, GOATS
GLOVES AND FANCY ROpFS
n 81 which they win sell ~ such buyers As are IN favor OF IA
competition and legitimate business.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL

NJ,
The vgo was the steamer which sailed for Europe to-
day. She took s64 5S2 specie. Exchange closed
dull and tame loe,s u for bankers, and 100 1905
for mercantile bills francs 5l3a4 II. There is
change in money there is less demand than the
beginning of the week and every prospect that banks
which lately put up their rates will put them down
again.
The Stock Exchange to-day without animation, and
the business done was light The commission brokers,
many Of whom obviously desire OF activity
and speculative movement, confess that their orders
have fallen or and that their desire
present TO dabbe in stocks Among the members of
the Board the bear party is rapidly gaining strength
and force The tremendous decline in the Western rail-
road earnings so crushing argument against rise in
the represented by the roads that readily
understand the power welded by the bears New York
Central opened this morning at advance yeter
days price, and per cent additional at the close Of
the morning session but in the of the afternoon
the advance lost and the stock closed about where
yesterday evening The report among the brokers
that the tolls question viii be OF the earliest
sures brought up in the Legislature Many prominent
politicians who opposed TO the Plan in favor
Of at least trying for year The Western stocks
dun but did decline in price. Gaena closes tonight
shade higher than last evening Rock Island is 4 bet
ter: Illinois Central the Michigan roads have both
reacted slightly from yesterdays severe decline. Read
ing is steady, but duh at yesterdays lowest price
There very few operators in this stock in
our market at present. Pacific Mail and Panama
both close steady Among the bonds the decline
Of late has been in Ia Crosse bonds which freely
assaicd by the bears they close tonight 25s The
other land grants 10 be passing Of sight The
demand for Hudson River, Erie, Michigan Southern, aud
Harlem bonds Is unabated prices steady All the State
stocks arc srm today: Mssours advanced shade this
morning The las: prices Of the day were;-Missouris
ss1s y; Central, s3sS x; Erie, les y; Hudson,
az 80; Reading, 5lk "a; Michigan Central, 55iE
q; Panama, lie a -; Illinois Central, 81 ~ Galena,
761 y; Toledo, $50 u; Rock Island, e5Ii X; Pa
cihc Mail, lo6L ~
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

% =
Flour-The demand is good for superhne State, and
limited for other kinds Prices unaltered sales 10 600
bbls Wheat very quiet sales 900 bushels red West
private terms and 500 bushels white Kentucky
II so per bushel Corn has advanced, with sales of
10000 bushels mixed Western at 73c. 75c. Barley
Sales B. 900 bushels Canadian at Soc Pork-Saes $40
bbls at $i7 20 for mess, deliverable from Jan TO April
l. $7 % for small lots mess here and $l3 rs for prime
Whiskey-Small sales at 22hc Other articles
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yessel.-tBy letter to Enwooa Walter, ESD Sec

owners OF the yesse(By letter Ewood Walter Esd Sec
rotary Board Of Under wrilers)
scnR wIAuIcxoS Leaks Tackerton, NJ went ashore
drowned. Vessel a total loss
proves to be the Geo artoi from Baltimore Tor Phdcph
hss S h he sss hsao at Nov
barge ship with Sides bgrsed 4" floating on top Of h VA
and lower msss broken and part out Of water saw bag
dashed 70 The wreck supposed The crew had been taken OF Or
white spsas s we gas'sa p95s shin .o
broke her er ia the gale and has Lost 90 homs OF chain
sPM-An anchor and chain have gone out to the Rufus
5 s sa rs s ssmn.
with damage The George Green before renore from
ss for s M sa 81
Eilwood Walter Esq Secretary BOARD of UnderwritersJ
NO h ssS g s 'G a Flor" as rG,
She from St uhes loaded with salt and corkwood and
crew We're taken os BY the schr smith which
'las per- on Sunday; sst ai) ..,, = u..,u. c.o...
Sheer they have bark Of 400 tons on The soSks which be
1874 long 2se feet wide with " feet depth Of bold
and Is intended for the South American trade she WI be
The stocks sch q $40 tons Messrs David Curry
Co. Of Richmond va i is Intended for the soas a , trade
% ssssfsS Of ss
s aSd
IF Ms % sS rs and y % IN the ss
TONS be commanded by Capt Walters and being built for
West India islands and his port-Balt Amer, Nov 5.
LagsGnrpa 4, IHarpswe recently by Messrs Pencil
The builders by Messrs Stephenson Co. Perey Russell Il
Portland and Capt Isaac fnkham, of Freepor who will
mand her
Al baltimore 26th ut schr Jennie Morton 2s5 TONS
pressy for Capt Bullock of Rockand, Intended for
The general reghtng business She superior white oak
and locust vessel.
At Baltimore "a inst from the yard Of Messrs Cooper Sill
GER brig Warwick of $50 She
for Messrs Pendergas. Bros, for the Brazil trade.
At Mystic Sd inst propeller called the Albaross She is
intended for the Commercial Steamboat Company
Providence and New York Capt Williams late of the
steamer Curew. will command her.
At Frankfort from the yard Of ID Williams fine schooner
Of l60 tons, called the Daniel Williams.