davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01
To,sl =, :,

NrFsi fI d
CASDLys-Asamarine Aa'e b.sa ll ~ ~ ,b~ nv,
ri ., bave sovarc.d la T. uuter to ohi'lc- p. i9l5S
fcr1 San Francisco: Of 100 boxes. in o.
.r lo;s a. 81 -sc. uso.. FL lch Wa ~. mo-. -.
FIOiR AND MEALrhe inquiry Tor W stern La-n ~. -
q. y oi. rs.e, suc pIicss y to .0~ Ef.aes ~,
-. se 80 - - s.ltr des1t for ul.osli Sate FOR eN-
on tts 80 t,So hos. a. - 80 - y. a.
s'Tas tSS - hs. So = yG.i75 for
Gre... srS ; 5Od r for 81. Lou. brands. 'naila
FI.r 4. led .,eayi ,hs demand . ,t ier ne , -
natly 'IT tbc arrivals are fit sui 'h- NJ iiln
,,.,,. az. ss.tlst .ses ar J. 70 ool. 81 20 -
up,rhe Bs trr,r.. - ja - = r is,ey sea s''i - -
Ma. frsT sal. Il 80 bb. Is a iof Jersey -''
tIst are api boz very finn have ouyt2 note s'e, Ct
20 bbs No Mas Mscker.I az { ID -lGfi1 > - - a.
SIS s. Nos s1i are srisce, aud 'om,"uS' uou"'' ~
fFsrlrsp.si-. as selling rcesra,eyS, - $50 80 iot
Lsysn 3. Bunch; RI o5 for h4.ss o. Ae ~ -.
active; - t3- l l)ss - a.
i ardps 5c scsi5sFn A5Pe' :, &c ii. 81 Bv slon
o5 css. co1..ains fancy bxs. Bordeaux Prlne' sd'
6RY-The whes. market i. heavy sad Is q4.,i ne ne
srlivss aIe " ry light b. hold'Fs are Iuie'en ~
~ ~ -, - !, "a - ,o IS busb zoos " bite Mchssn =
.s; 5'p bush. " hiic Kentucky e. = l'% - .;
stsI Rys quiet, demand 8. h.ht' .ac' a, !'G 'o
0s,i are S Cd 20 ca si,n q. 81 5c Barley qate
% a,s \, sr resue., aes Il 80 bush fair STATE Il 7'c
sid buh choice ara ln Al '5c .yfA :, ".."oa L. -
01o0 b. "a O.. 7fdT5!c Ws-ern uNeo-the a'lrr 81 ~
,e r,.e7sc ~ rsy -ro, Jer,ey fslos, sfd c Tor oia
Su,bsrp yellow N store White Besfs are 10 '' arn4tAu
80. III so bn.s A, ~ Is Canadian P-is 49, ocrf sa-s e
20 mn il blk Racs Eyed Pess l.. lair iemand
- : of % bss. a. s. 2jd - 81 from sore .
HiDEs-1hers :. no change al. Of h'eno A'Is 90
60 uos. 7c,0 Ornoco st -iic, us's.' .ns 10" |"J
auPsi IL Of % tal,. extra ff.t 1883 ''d A. 49,
HaY~Hoe.. a., n the demand ri sale. II .: bales
2: So q l0n 70 "
IRON-sc.,h Pig : rn bit 'he deusr hs. abaed ou a.
count Of tle co, canal uas cation tie se' ar a.
a, "a N t0 month. l. Railroad noice sales o 90
tuus OF Done.'c Isl month"; Common tntsa bss az
very tim at 30, but ine drmNe i hiA.ssu w. H'u "
note ssss a. A. s. o months
INDIA RUBBER i qalst. hl' hTu az previous prices
LFATHFR-Heuiock and oak coutn1' fllf, ara tsit u"
msrc prevail.
LlME-sa,s of 40 bis. common R0cslsud a. 1N 90
MULassEs-k,ry Ntte i oo.ugi sscs oi - Dpi- siIP
tSeu-Oresu.l 49, and - bb.s N5~-Ofeals a. iic' lue
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01

t,arkFFs--F Ut "AIF NafNHIt" II -" ,. ' tHrI y
TUESDAY,. No.. ) i3ta
,SpFs-Tl- d.rr.rd s.calg f. fst, -, Al I'm
4 U p. arr =, -,s4.. ..
cGTTDN-fb- u.ts.t i. i-rn s.t .Ss. 4 80 sAs T.e
,tn.@ -. ~ .s b.ae 80 L.srp,5l '.s2l h,i-s;
a., A.. lsb.0 l.l.. .-n- I.5n Tansu ~ az
-, sgs -.F rt.I :, .hftU bass ", -ln-t
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01
Nv TSle4Yanh.

sAvANHAHArr sOh, stips Lucy Thoupsor, snd IsP''S"
New York.
CHARLESTON Nov. S'-Tbe steamship Hsshvins : nny @
from Newic sLsied bound TO- ct 10 O'CLOCK tni' s
iDg. -.
NEW ORLEASs-Ar sth, ships ,wsn. .sprssus, s'a w"
ieeuce. kew.Yott.
BosToN-Ar. sotb bsrhs Tropic Bird. Center ssns.
". Dear il;on Gla-sow; j. ~ BrcosnsD. Ne. .onsss.
tns. TisLiA Aprleby, BOIaires r. W. Pssksr, Les W.
Hsytien.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01

ANIArukK ALMASAc.
sus RI... :; ; sets......... ASA Moon-rs>s J Sm
HIGH wArER-rHIs DAY .
s.ncy hoot. 4 Gov . Isrd 4:San Hell 0ss@.""' VIZ
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01
Pnssruxers Arrived

In ,sam.l y Hinmoaia frou Southamptr and ha~on,e.'
3 a. Huptu stop T. Weber, O. de "a Neler W P"if,s IL o.
Roo,.n Louise Andre, o. T. Sehnlioss, q Pasfs, W. T.
Jaues, ). Winter.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01
.xrnxu Fa.uo
.rrTfox s.fyx

foA Not1e o. r. Inch. OF Hoboken City Bank. ~
2lOf Chic =. PT Fond % Goodhue Fire In. Coz. O.
du La Is. Mge. Brs. Is Hamilton Fire las Co.. 20
2cO0 Ia CT NJ. L. q IT, ~ q aL-ckeT z-F = sg. o. ~
tfGTnl, v 6Clk 2dMB. - " ssvsnnah steam % ~
y Ar sas' R-nk....... 2j Am. Juno c.. -, e -.
% Falmer. { C.:izen. Bk IS
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01
tf-.l.,r OkTrr.a
STOCKS. nov -. 1855.

Psudfrs the a-f o sale o Ia nc- for ff-
~ h..s D-s Ja.spl Clais. tier. i.v'Ts t- dont
~ soS b.s. = DoalinEo g3.r Ta' 'ook sa' i'.'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01
Disassers, Ae.

sANss.Aa, M. >,-I.~ salp hoss sis
Sf cot..r. Supe Liy~ryoo put this pSyt 70 sy
osa.y. BY ;s.SrAPs " ksv>s1 " Sssss ~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01

Since January l....sSr5Se5 ess,sls,ss sss.oio,+s
The following are the Currency, Land Warrant and
Specie quotations fr the week, corrected for Us from
the rates current at the Banking Office of Mesers.
Thompson Brothers:
Uni Treasury No. ~ xyeer.s............
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01

svasAsN N-fEcEirTs-fncreas- ~ tae f-r's : ~
1855, s+6ssS bale- fxPoRTsDscrsss 20 Urea, n7ia'r
,Sl.,sI,4 i-o -
ports l.o iLerss.e Parse cos Tet- -s'e.'e II sx
ror.s s,r0 e-e.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01

The Europa advices more favor ible As to the
stock and money items. Consol. were quoted at 9si
9sl. Money was easy at q T. cent, and the Bank Of
England Lad increased it, stock Of bullion tl30O 900
dung the week. Tie Cot.oG market was irner.
Breadstaf- duh.
We are indebted to Mr.. Russell for the following
statements:
OFFICE OF TuE ASSISTANT TREAsrRFR, 4. s.-SFwYOsS.
RECEIPT md Ds5Hrsegelt,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01
The Boston Pot of Tuesday moving says:


The aggregate q our bank specie is again nine
and bali millions, with money abundant al =
cent; u the minimum rate On call, and in excep-
tioual cases at thar; but . cent il about the isr
tine. price on the pflmest If securities. or course,
many coed loans continue to pay e cent to the
banks for obvious reasons but the outside rate rarely
reaches this figure, except on call loans with colate
rails OF van de gree. Upon almost any security,
with proper margin, money cen be readily hired al
sal y cent. There is nothing in things financial OF
mercal 10 dicHte any advance OF rates, or any
special disub bace 0 the stagUant condition II things
'Oh the contrary, although there are days when
Mcey seems little more active IN mercantile circles
there 5 every chance that prices will even lover
iheu at present. Business sholt the same ss here
tofcre reported We think the Dry Goods joobers
doing more than they usually Do at Thanksgiving time
The all trade, all round IS excellent, and has been
good through the Autumn. A. many goods have
probably been sold at retail in Boston this season "a
ever before. Ia The various wholesale lines indviua
houses have dole very heavy business this yesr.
Upon the whole however, trade hos been slack and
without much rnsh or actiy,y although decent IN
amount i'll most places. Among the people at large
sd arr.r,t.x tar,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01

CKop-We srd df.uty than usual this II
cc-in :, the probable extent o. n- icor-s
crcp wsit ti1e % receive ne efort ION the
etc; - ool;ry Il TIE Ns-iPp Ever before Gc;e!
tilrs our No 1oub; esis;s 81 hat lE The A.
art,c ssts Aablne erc TexAs, ,ge r 10 already
secured TIE oLy question s IL tie region t.o1fay %
New Oreans wt unn aeiy the promise ha no. oeen tor
.rs. Weld; u. ers latest dAs however.
Fre o bette, result thar expected owing 70 tae nae
Autus1r, .hs sbsenee OF Al fro unii iec ard h
sou.h with bJs few e1ceTons Sce,ee bales, viii tSe
chances Il favor II souethrz le<s
Rec. eonnue large ard Eky do foT -eesa
We have sready weeks table $500 bns New Or
.sus and the ohs points osh VIII De received 20
swell tie total for tie week 70 l4l,o'p balss.
Exrorts the st; Gr.a: Britain bu- arss 20
kn,tce ard Continent ~ Europe Nex wes will show for
Or st Britain IL oo from New OeAns 10 80 b4s tom Aob
aud sone ipcrt .e from Savannah and Chafl-s,or-
fo!xine steaBsnt of the movement IN cstoH snce
S.r 1 rar.l he L.ur Yrars
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-05-13

aUebin8mmSenl:
Der stadIfMt !, Baltimore ..QDeder" Fer|&esnt
ieben Nlpraen (ritstl @usnabme bss 9pnntags) unb
fufet z gentS per gDOAe an 6te GrG8er adblbar.
Der ,,gDeder" rirS ebenfaus Ia Wafttnstun unb
gDbeelina tdaIt& bura TtGser ben Abennentem
tins 6aus beforgt.
Durb Ste ppf pwfentet tpRet Der t6eliGe .,gDsder"
SO 50 per Sabr, in wnbtbtnGtet @pr6nsbe-
3abIun6. ~ 49rE
az DaS gB 6henbI6tt d bes 8alttmrre Weder
er9etnt ieben retas un6 tOfet i69rIt& 50 III unte-
bin8ter @prausbesablans.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-05-13
.9nG s II, S II. 81 aftatt.


s. 3nei Sabre faIt 2ta9te oer GonsreB iebt in
Hatatt, 3pet SABRE itritteu fd bic oeutl4en
@elanDten nit Branfrei,b un bic uralten grens
senbes 9teiGS, iftritten lid einer nit benz ane
bern UNI eini9e Streifen 2anoeS, einise 4ripie
lesien spelder Dieler tesebrte, lener niGt bemll'
liaen pollte J. aia 2s3 ,9al4e5 lssIaq'1s So F
iga gs mar elm trauriser, unbelspOller Nnblif,
ben ote|er @ongreB bon Haltatt 9emdbrte, uno
nit triiben gliden idaute gang Deutldlano tbm
au, nit bSbniidenl 2aden 3eiste SranfreiA pas
rauf bin uno rief nidt mir ltno es, welde
Deutiblano 0erftSren no auflSIen, ionoern
Deutidlano tsotet 1id iel6er, @s ISlt liid auf
in leiner eisenen Sdwdde, uno an Der llnei'
niefeit leiner 6iirtenilno Soerrn wiro es ferben.
aSa, in cer Ibat, Dentl1lano tru9 ben &etnl
bes Iopes uno rer AuflOlun9 in ieiner franfen,
8erfeeten 8ruf, unb i9on 5ei9ten ii4 ote erlten
s5pnlptone Der 0ertpelunB! Diele erten Sputpa
tome bas mar Der 9ieiDj ser Saoer uuo SaB Der
oentidvn Stdnoe untereinanDer, od8 tpar bic
bcSbafte sy,eupe, mt welder 'Giner ben
Nnbern oabin }terbet fat, cbne Wfitleio nit iei'
men Qualeu, nur baran oenfenp, Dap er Den
SterbenDen beerben iDclle tla 'asy e
Das erlfe @lieo Geutihlanbs, tpeldeS bent
Ecoe perfief, bas maren pie BIStbiiner unb
seiltliden Staatenl @ie 5uerf 5eisten bic 6dnls
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-05-13

9JllnltrtrteS Nyracp1ipert. .

y HEtag SJilultrtrtes NpraDIuert.
sw Snoem wir uns aats gieue ben gefaa BE-.
t"a1 - heutt4en Yubtitums tn Nmerita su erwerben
Ssrlo ~tr uns auf eta YublitdCn uaieres
n,m. * tu maGea. QDtr Derantaltenen etn
"t"e gFdw tau98dbe BON gsS
= -, Neel9,s unlriiie gu SGiller unb @Stbe
tiefsen nv tsneliissm uab baem 1epte
S4iaers yeieo BON Der @lode." ..yeooius i'm
So9e, Ger &f init benz Draaen'" Sri,
oOitn, Doer Der @ans mad benz @iienbomnmIer.' mo.s
nnb ,9otbe'S Sauft" in 119 enbirtea @lStteru
nit erfldrenoem Gerte in beutfuer rno enolis
DER ,Sprade. Die @ebiGte fino in BEN beifen f
rprbanoenen engltlhen ueberiebunaen. s-aA',@-4-
s gasaattane tt pO9f ets8aat rOb Quart 5srmat IN
Glesante @tabaate NIT @pdnitt Tn Uarpceo os,r
Ieosr an perpatatBmaBi8tn preen. f 10Y '' ''A's'
Mes bernbmte S IIuf fratfpnen Fnb spc,
petlqper 8un ie muir bie Ttee best eutfhsn de-
matpes pc faat fsia anberes NDlf fam rim s
maplte @ntbuuung nnb NuaNuna bcbf R,hfm XIX go ~
pettu pteler Sgtlr 6en Ditua8sn berppr ypm
gum 6rpBeren VtrdnbnB BON u0tbes TafH beDnSsrs bs
trGgen r.ETas EgHEs~ oe' -1'iV"ptt' pet>
e. der Settaa ben bic eB d O. 'fben SIIuerat.rr,sn
sptau anoen mar betptcacs bpn mir boE 6ieGe Non
NIT benz eaglifGen Ger psrsbrt ppn Dsnf
g. IVY !Msf'tanern frenot8 be8ruBt werbeu irtrb
O'e 0eutf9e Sn1banolun9 bon Wn. Stable.
80 800 Srcaowab Jtepzgorf
gGt Der Debit tbernpmmen peldbe In bsn es,ors s..
2ele0elDF1aaIern etnen aneemenen abatt an
S. .. &Dtta Idle SnSbnrSImro
/ -
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-05-13
Terrns.'s.'''

Terms.91?
Ts The daily BALTIMORE wEKCER is.ruh,,.h
& every morning Except Sunday and is delivered
Carriers to City Subscribers at Cts per week.
The WICKER is also delivered in the Cities oY
Washington and Wheeling daily by Carriers
Price for Mail Subscribers of the daily WECKER
K $3 SO in advance. -
ag- The weekly BALTIMORE WECKER is pubs
ned every Friday at 81 per annum and 81 per g
months in advance
+"tf hADVERTIsSEMENTs on reasonable terms
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SOD Bbilabelpbia. - /
Ullnann's Hotel
6 sci y Rhodes al0I9 9
Super=pbDspborfaurer &aH,
Sc S. fabrtsirt mad ber 8prmel SDn.
RDr. J a m e Higgins -,

Ia rsl StaatS y benllter bon Wtarnlanb.s . 1g7f
Sbe gaum 0erauf auseebptene 2abuns tit rselmdstaScn
Dr. Sames Sssas anb @barIsS gNfea anaIsfrt unO nj
Dplfdnois edranttrt, .rEff ,HsI1
Snbem mir befes s6n3;td G6te unb beurfunbete e
DInsemtttsl bsm 8er. ct 4ferbauer fur bas 5abr
1858 0crfIbrea, enban ntr der etlGufaen 8emer.
fmnsen, ba er benz g8ertte Der NIT wefeIfGure
bebdnbeften Rnpb en- . afemmen unterridtet tf pel-
de ben bcppt pbDspbCrlauren Ralf leftrn fI6s
bare S&wefeIfdure er3teen, ben peientltGen uab
nOtbwen6een Nabranssfof fur 9Fansen. 69nGlL( sl&
Dd mdn6erl NrGplrdte unter benz Namen v5uper.p bpS
p6pre benz Yubfnm dnsetO peroen, 70 taben pwpbl
a anrsr sgasn Ssrslnns ioptt su Sertenisa 90 9der
bdues I'm Magemeinen, bic 8an3 wfen Gaf6 8ebdnbluMe
sOa @6 Oees fupst peosb rf4nr EN- 8alf ben
Dol 599ins 8dea uber9ebsn unS ie6e um ertaue
aasgs6Dtene 2abmns trb bnen reelmdBie ;erst
bem Gubeam baruber 8ert ertdtte mas uneer Meinung
mad fur fdmntlt6e Mferbauer fne gepDrge 80r6tsasres
gel IT, nn e ner benz qnordnasn 70 Steler Btim M art
anse6Dtener Serfdlfdtee Nrttfel fer 8u felen m
4 9ampt lete, NIT etnsr genduen observation-disclosures
psretea BET Anmebuns Ssrabflst bar Die po
8efenbet. ~ -- ,.l. 49, --...r5. -
Der faper-ptDspSOraure aalt wtrb tn Safer unb e6t
Serpaft. l9 es4r1r'g c}Hsc3 AKA TI as8lHI .Eeg
greis $45 fur bte GDnne SSn 1000 Yfb. - o
qbrere slt B. NJ. Rhodes &c o., oH4
ap9,3mt r f SO. 14t, qDsf prattard6e,7 igdltimcre.
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,75i = &aufnrdnniIde
e6fNA g { = r q IT It q I (.
&sAAaaSss< tnber neuen 5aIIey@
a 5 y Str 10t, 0Def. Baltimore. .StraBe. hs
n a. GbdmberItn, Yrtnaipal unb 9rrSeHur ber Buhs
80 - rsss fibrmngs t.tasG $3.50 -aaia Y
gBsr bic fanfdnnfea ge9sn9attsa ans bag 9SnSss.
beiuden no ste IG6nfe nnb sredmGBi8en Renntnie er>
iat&sr Tt sspr as ss sa@snts ssSe ,t @srSs ssn
setter Mednuna mad benz nuBenbrin8enbfen @pem. pam
6esrst: gdrsungn bsF gOatrGsts SOmpasHsslEsGI
ntf6es Rsnmng Ane mGelt9en &rten IN S3neus
reGnen, gnlealapnena 4hsttnebmr wsron ntept nlr
su idneaen Hnen beran8ebilOet, pn6ern e lenen aud
Se Runf mabematIde grunbdBe 3u tOmmer8eaen 5wsden
niis6 an8apen6sn g 4re tan Der 3Sgltns Utro
Snn6}drt anaaegnen Cine UDlfdnbtee faufmGnuif&e Bib
{Dtbef febt tebem Abpnenten CUR feten gerfaeun8.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-04
Captains Sands and Wainwright and the
Cable.

In doing Justice, let do justice 10 all. AT time
when city authorities extending TO the officers
and men OF the Gorgon Indus and Niagara those civil
ties and honors which their services have earned for them
in accomplishing the mighiest achievement Of the age
may suggest the proprcty OF including those too
who were engaged in the first expedition II Is true that
this first attempt failure, but feel the At
lantic Telegraph Company and its friends would not
tirey ignore the services OF her Britannia Majestys
frigate Leopard, Captain Wainwright, and of the
United States frigatc Susquehanna, Captain Sands
though the exigences or the public services OF both
countries required that those vessels should have been
employed elsewhere in the winter and spring The fatal
and disastrous termination OF the Susquehann cruise IN
April last prevented her from joining the expedition this
summer but let il be borne in mind that the Vacna
shore OF the cable laid by the paddle box boats
Of the Leopard and Susquehanna ana that this part Of
the cable IL now in use.
Can't Wainwright was the senior captain Of the exped
ton and his distinguished scientific attanmcnts and pro-
fessiona skill IL the utmost importance, doubtless,
the final accomplishment OF the work Many OF bis sug
gcstons the management OF the ships were adopted
the first expedition. rnd the code OF sgnais by nags
used In the squadron devised by HIM.
We trust that in pcrpctuatng by public demonstration
Of this wonderful undertaking. that not only the
pioneer ships OF the FIRST expedonthe Leopard and
Susquo hanna-w be remembered but also those officers
aud who by the chances Of the service were detached
fre m the Niagara prior TO her return TO England.
I'm doing Justice then let be careful TO do justice 70
all. In navy organized as ours, where promotion ana
rewards Office alone reached by longevity, we feel
sure that any expression of public appreciation viii he
douby cherished by its officers and men. As an act
simply 81 courtesy the officers aud Of the Leopard
should have been should yet be remembered aud let
u rccole thai II this vessel that opened the war
OF 1872 that that vcycd question ct the right Of search
forever settled between the government OF England
ar that Of our country, that she bore her share in
have reason believe will contribute largely 70 bind Eng
land and America IN the o,Gds Of peace.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-04

sss hsss | s nssS
sAGuA Sept o~Arr briss Flag stevens portland;
ksy y0 y0r.sy
Meteor, Anderson and Ring, cOrbeu NYork; 10Th Isa.
Jo1s. PR Sept Pin port schrs cApea for NYors
aScat Sept ls-No Am vessel in port SD schr
NIB, Sept Cd ship Eleanor Watts London; brig
sptaTs oiherd from Boston s for Port au Prince w..
YARMOUTH Ms Sept 2-Arr brig Alice Franklin Clements.
s ssr sehri s
Mott NYork bark Horace Beais johnson goston echrs
rows S john Forsyth Holmes sprassof Heath WORK
B6sToN, Oct AM1xrr bsrts Nashua Lewis baltimore;
brig oe Sv HSMs s d %; s
yaa1 Trni snyes Magnet Perry rhIsdslp6is gSsl
leans Junius Radiant Adams Prescott and DAM
Blue Wing Ea;aSs; Rio 5sasrs sshr s,
Indies; ssSrs IIs cSnery Eay Everett, Nsshsws
s,dge and Ella Arsy Boston; Hertz spoird New York.
ss'1s SyS JOHN Fraser HDe
Valencia , Al S,arnnns steamship atawba Baesham Ia
leans Boston MisceD Cid Maria PIKE Crawford
brig Bailey
HIGHLAND LIGHT Cape Cod Oct 2, 3 AMMO vessel in
| sight Wind WNW, fresh
HARTFORD, 0etlIAm schr Watson Tribble, Eliza
Clark NYork soops Jennie Bishop; Gen Kossuth Hayden;
Champion, Bell; MADDEN, Reed and Albert Richard Wha
Sid Seneca Pelon Nfork schrs Gertrude,
Arnold do; Hartford Grswold Philadelphia soop Hall,
| Snow NYork
KEY WEST Sept q Arr schr scrbner, Koreans for
! NYork-put in 10 repair sails.
NORFOLK Sept 50-Arr schr Two Brothers. Ward, Nyork.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 3Arr steamer Delaware, COpes,
NYork ship Phoenix Hoxe Liverpool bark Charlotte Tay,
Hughes Rio Janeiro briggs Ocean Isle r Doe Arecbo PR
Gamma, Pinkham Boston; Orson Adams York, Portland,
Sabao Brown NYork CID ID steamer City Of New York,
Howes Boston, bark Wilson, Peacock Charleston; briggs
Brown, Boston, Trenton Atherton Portland schr George
1 Sawyer, Nassau MP.
PORTLAND Arr briggs Edwin Geyer 81 Martins via
Boston, Charne Nckel Loud Jersey City, schrs Congress,
Nuter, and Disdem, Black do; Woodbridge Higgins and
Volunteer, Brown Philadelphia Am Chief Pressey and Lion,
Hicks, NYork Cid briggs 0'Brien Watts Maanzas; Dem
/ mark Staples. Cuba.
SAN FRANCISCO Sept Sin port ship Jno Parks Rich,
for 81 Geronimo and Natvdad Islands about 10TH 10 load
| for Queenstown and orders, at Els.
SAVANNAH, Sept Carr briggs Amore Leonard Wiscas-
set Ann Weeks, Norwood Boston, schr Abby Whitman,
| Clifford. do. Cid bark Elizabeth Hall, Hill do.
SALEM, Oct Arr bark Nubia. silsbee, Boston.
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shin Germauia Wood Hayre sept with msa and 2l2 ras
sonrdrs 70 WIN whitiock 81 rii one birth SSp, ~ on
Nantucket shoals passed shp supposed the Constellation
BarkNssn 10 pbiadelpbi, nowalng, Basno. Ayres q
DAYS with hte Geo Ssyery sept ~ at ~ 81 1n "a 81
oke schr R0samoni = days from :, Domingo FOR Bal
Ials &laah Pratt AspIval ~ days in ballast, to swim
- SEPT 20 % Cape s, Antonio spoke shr senator IRON
Barb Damon IL Bangor Bartlett Grand TorA IT, sept A.
with seit = erru into hls port Cor 'riers. lis
sailed II cruanv Win bsr Speedway Thorpson fr Ph,
eslpnia md sar uayzis pf aAgpr Atwood Tor tclmes
nars 4 Horton no Roasandl Timer H. land Island Scr.
mada, ssp =, N hgila-i y Walsh, carver Chase
Brig J. Nnuon III Philadelphia Ackiand Porto Cate0
i6 iass, with hdss, A., 10 paei A hiss
Hrg Mary hciae ~ Wilmington Nc, Croker 81 Johns
S,lr Ann Maria, Hsrlck - Martins, ls das with salt &c
q Narth Soa. Sailed 10 company with schr Nebin.
sehr Eleanor lBp, Ryan Iamuuch, NJ, II days with Ssh
and ~ ~ y Hunter e.
sehr Joan Boston, Lingo. Savannah days. with cotton
s.ir y Tl,ga. fuucc- Wilmington, Nc, 10 days Sept %
AID hc Isl Inst LAT ~ 20 lon 10 gale from NV lot
scar Aumack, Pierce Wilmington, 10. i days.
Sclr y II Diguu. savin Wilmington, Nc, IA DAYS
Sclr Van Name. Van Name. Alexandria, days.
sclr u Parker Parker, Virginia, days.
schr 4 ts,ls. Crooseti virginia. Z dSSs
sshr burgess ru.iord, vlrgi~a, days
Schr Lookout, Iodedon New Haven.
schr lula a Martha, Love, new laves,
sehr sia, Allen, Allsuy ior B,s,on.
sehr Ehzaee'h, yahoqne Anany ler Boston
schr Bruus, Elvcll, Ror loui ior Boston.
Steamer Boston, seilew laadelph,a
steamer Wsmsuta Nye New Bedford
One brig, unknown
So steamship Victoria, vidal, fIavans.
Wind during The day from sw % wsw
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Oara ESQ The cargo and aerias together with the hull
So as r @ a ss sps Ts
brought bro S = The msssras si4 q and the hull sS ID
he hs
a' Sissas
with sS Of aoS S days r NsM ns
AFTER e ssrs Ia % to
sells they succeeded in getting her on and clear Of the reef
sS has sss s y s Packer sss a public auction for
The Marshal sold at public auction few days Since the
cotton @ bale saved from the burned ship otseonhe for
bark cayao wsshnsoH from me- Galveston er New York
sick, experienced ,mpesinoas passage 70 Capt
group passed brig dismaned and Of water and also
capsed WEIGH he supposed was either small ship or
schooner Eclipse ls days from New York; passed
The ship Rogers Pattsn, % days from New York ar
rived the 2st inst She has been chartered to carry
the residue of the ship Sutans which was To nave been
Tie schooner scrbner from New Orleans put into this
port the I'D repair to Sails having expert
encsd very boisteroas weather on n. passsge - v Cor
this place arrived on the lSh seized by
ringing nS no s New
out slave manifest and then landing him without
The caawbs brings Us the DEGREES Of jaase W So
Burgess and carao and III he Pn as Shin Insrsren and
given upon the evidence of the parties before Commits
soGled for his decision former awarded The sal
the OF 80 500 savage and in the latter OO
Miscellaneous.
sy- See Correspondence above
Florida coast the Goth
u had discharged all her and part of her coal She
aaoai : ''' -
SNIP PELICAN SrArECap Backman of steamship Catawba
at Charleston from Havana reports-sept Y spoke and
ter from liverpool bound New before reported
cargo q salt on I'D sen; mate and over % Nassau
The boat has swamped homeward Bound Nights Of
Again boarded the and found mreckers at work dchar
Chas experienced very heavy weather from NNE during me
passage.
much light wind during the On the 22 nh
had gale from Sc bearing INV for hours with
topsall and foresaL
SHIP GEO MARSHALL from Maulmain reported lost
owned, and rated AK.
BARK EGIASTIsE (of Thomason Mel, Gleason, from New
Orleans for Boston, before reported Key West eaky
Pickles reef She afterwards by the
r w9 hn asr sns the
dered aid One Of their largest sized vessels was laden with
The bark al Key West on he 10Th inst She leaks great
sss S Bark viii be
for a further examination Of her bottom.
Charleston 18th nit in consequence OF sickness and the
sordery conduct of part Of the She also experienced
heavy weather and sprung aleak.
BRIG NEvss hence for St John, before reported
ashore Grand Menan has been OF and lowed TO
Passport soth ut by steamer Nequasseis.
Semi ScRiDNER from New Orleans for New York, put
into Key West I'D ult, TO repair sails
THE senK picked bS The wrecsns schr Nal
COM on sctuate was the Edward Peters from Jonesport
reported.
The following table Of the vessels in the
Charleston Savannah Mobile Orleans Galveston
At latest accounts from each OF those ports