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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-11-25

MO other paper can boast Of sach galaxy Of
IN talented and celebrated authors as the con
tributorial corps OF The NEw YoRk MERCURY,
who furnish its columns, weekly, with the most
absorbing and fascinating romances and stories
ever perIlsed
DR.. ]. II. ROBINSON a @ ~
NED BUNTLINE,
LIEUT.. J..F. BRANDON. 1oa
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The stock Of Canadian aour reduced, and prices
ruff The sales embraced about 500 800 barrels within
tie range OF the above quotations Southern -four con
,inned hrn aad in good demand with saes
OF about 3ooe barrels reported at the above
figures. Rye -four steady at quotations, with
saes of about 100 barrels. Corn meal was quiet,
and transactions confined to small lots Of Brand WINE
were light and sales confined TO coo 900 bushs. ncud
ing Chicago red al 81 OF, delivered with small ots OF
primo southern red At 81 rs aud prime choice ditto
81 35 81 40 Corn in fair activity with sales OF
about 30 eco 40 600 ishe's including yee at Gao
65c. and white ditto at e5c. 6oc Rye dull aud
nominal at 7oc TIC, and barley was quiet at zoe TSc
Oats in moderate demand, with sales at Ale 44c
FOR State, and Vt 4Ic = +sc for Western.
CcsfhE -fne market was about &C per ID higher for
common ~ afes Tho sales embraced about 800 bags
RIO at DC. q lie.
Cor1os coptinued hrm with sales of abou. 900 bsies
oiosng sts At lie for mddDg uplands The stock was
light
fRxrcnrs. to Liverpool were moderate,
while rates continued buoy About bushels grain
in bulk engaged Sd packages Of bacon and lard
at 1885, Cd 500 bDls -four at Is. l0nd % with
cotton at l6d To london, $50 bbs rosn were engaged
AT D AID. There was nothing TO Gasgow TO tho
Continent
Hay SALES Of abou, 200 500 bales were made for
MoIAsSsS-The market for New Orleans continued nrm,
with sales at higher figures Sales of 200 bbs made
ut 29Hc
NAVAL sroeEs-Spri,s turpea,ine continued acu, With
sales OF about 500 bbs at Acc. Resin unchanged and
ranged at 81 81 40 for common aud 81 90 for Me-
2. Crude turpentne was firmly held AT 81 80.
0ns1iuseed was steady, with sales Of 5000 10 900
galous a, Csc a SEC. Guide sperm selling at tho
thstWhru AZ 81 ~ NnAe was quiet ana prices nominal
Tallow oil-Saes at &c. per Id. cash.
PRoyISoss-rork-Ihe sales yesterday Afternoon, with
those made TO day. fo1t about 500 coo bbs
els 90 SIS 62k with small lots above
figures. Prime sold at Si2 SIP 25. Beef steady
demand with sales OF about 200 a 800 bbls including
country prime nj 81 81, and country at 50 40
repacked Western at $40 20 sI extra do Sl3 rs
a STA Prime mess was firm, with small sales at si8
s24 Beef hams were firm, and sales OF $50 bbI- were
raade at $40 $lT 80 Cut meats steady, with sales
Of about 100 packages including shoulders at 5o
and hsns Sc ashe-ths 'aser figure for small Bs:on
firm, with limited sacs at sIc for long, and &c. for
short. Lsrd-Sales Of 200 bbls mado pc SAc.
Butter fair demand al lie Ice. for Ohio and ~
l&s 2lo. for State. Cheese steady al 60. n Sc
hx-sses Of about $50 casks reported at t3 5oa
81 ~ y, mostly for export.
SUsAr>-rhe market was quite firm, and especially
for prime n choice goods which not plenty. The
sales embraced about 600 boxes ii &c. and 800
hhds New 0rleaos, within the range, chiefly al &C. s6ho
Prime 10 choice New Orleans sugars including olsrined
Mt from &c q 7t,c.
Srros Sales OF about 900 mats assia were made
at 2ec.
wHIsKKr --Saios Of 200 500 bbls were made q. Gle
1hc,
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Since Jan. 1... SIS 1881 4l2 s24 53l 4ei 900 1893
While our imports have fallen off so much. our
exports are well up to those Of last year. Our
foreign trade is rapidly improving and it looks now
as though the balance would soon be largely in
favor. We are getting ont Of debt and therefore
getting out of all danger. Liquidation, in different
ways, is going on at rate never before realized.
The following table will compare the exports of
the seven principal staple articles for the week and
war;.
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WANTS TO Flour rHE Acknowledgement H.
Stephens, commandment OF the 4th brigade of Illinois
militia, comprising the counties Of Hancock and Nc
Donough, and who took an active part in the Nor.
himself and force TO the President TO fight the Nor
mons in Utah and holds himself ready 10 arm and
equip for the service at the earliest notification FROM
headquarters.
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ARRIVALS.
THE FAMILY herald.

The Great Charity Calico Ball-Origfnal Poem
Sketch q Utah rerritory-News from Kan
sas-AHairs In Europe--Love, Murder and
suicids-Lecture by Lois Montcz--Lstcst In
telIigence, &c., &c.
Wednesdays edition OF the FAMILY HERALD, among
other things will contain
full ascoun, Of the great Charity Calico Ball a, the
Academy Of Music with the original poem-"sham'-
written for and delivered on the occasion.
sketch Of Utah Territory, ts geographical position,
climate, general products &C. &c, with other matters
relative W the Mormons and the Mormon War.
Letter from special correspondent in KansAs-
How the people feel in regard the Lecompton Conss
tuition, &C.
Affairs in Europe-Letters from our correspondents at
London and ParTho Attempt 10 Assassipate the Empe-
pcror Napoleon, with other interesting matters.
Horrible Tragedy In william sireet--A most Interesting
case Of love, Murder and Suicide.
Lecture Of Lola Moptez at Hope Chapel on Beautiful
Women
Incidents Of Lieutenant Beales
account OF the Camels, &c.
Letter from san Francisco Correspondent
Affairs in washington-Proceedings Of Congress-
Editorial remarks matters Of interest
The Local Incidents Of this and adjoining cites Of gene
raj interest
foil report Of the Prices OF all kinds OF Family Market
ing in New York, corrected each week carefully and
curaiely.
The latest Intelligence received up to the time Of publ
cation.
Together with Police Reports-Theairical Matiers-Rc-
cor, q the Cattle Mnket--Money and Commercial Mar
scsMarrages and Deaths forming great macs Of into
resna and miscellaneous reading.
Terms-snly % year; four cesss single copy. 10
he obtained at the office Of the HxRALD aud Of all nows
agents.
Browns bronchial Troches or Cough Iso-
enges cure coughs colds hoarsenes sore throat &c Sold
by all Druggists.
Barry's Trscopherosas h the Best ard Cheap
ees article for dressing cleansing curling preser
and restoring the hair Ladies Try II 10y AL orugss
---.-------------------
| Bstcbelor's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupecs.-
The the world surprising all made Sold and Applied
' At the mandatory 2S Brosdwsy.
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AsHEs-The saies embraced about 70 so barrels pots
at &c Pearls were quiet.
BRKApsTUfrs -F,our-The market continued active,
with good demand for export, including trAn3actous
made yesterday sitenotn ana tocay the sales reached
about 10000 900 barrels, closing abou. Sc per
barre! advance for common 70 medium extra brands OF
state add Western. There was good demand for CON
mon 10 low grades OF ono extra. The marke. cloeed
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The Milwaukee Sentinel publishes q letter from the
former President of the La Crosse and Milwaukee
Railroad Company. and says that il
Gives satisfactory account Of the proceedings OF the
new Board Of Directors Of the Ia Crosse ana wauke
Railroad, and pays just compliment 10 the energy and
success with which that company have prosecuied op
ratioDs during the past year II claims,
reasonably the board and the great enterprise
they have IN charge, the confidence aud support II
people and the fostering OF the Legislature and IT
deprecaes huru 70 tho best interests Of people
and State any Interference by the Legislature with the
disposition Of the land grant We think these views Of
Mr. kilbourn sound and commend them 20 the favorable
consideration OF our readers
In one point only do think Mr.. Kilbourn mistaken.
He speaks Of attempt making, originating with
parties Milwaukee procure repeal OF the Ian q
and the transfer OF that valuable gift other
ties That there has been some feeling against the la
Crosse Company during the past year growing ont OF
various financial operations TO be denied but
disposed TO think that II Is passing way ana that
almost universal sentiment 81 citizens h. to give the
Board Of Directors fair play, full encouragement aad
chance b. the fortunes complete
the construction Of the road
So long these gentlemen push their work vigor.
ousy and carry out, in good faith the contracts
sg'eemeois thoy have made would be unjust 70 them,
injurious 10 the road and most impoc the part OF tho
State, 70 throw any obstacle In their way such we be-
heve TO be the general feeling city and throughout
the State The com pieon OF The Ia Crosse and Milwaukee
Railroad with It's extension Mnnesota-destined
the greatest horoughare the Northwest- Of the
fret consequences 10 Milwaukee To Wisconsin, and the
common desire and disposition IN 10 help, rather than
hinder the good work.
The New Orleans Picay,ine Of the 3lst ut. says
The close II the week has brought with activity
in the money market. though the transactions generally
not extended. Some prime long paper passed
Il per cent and second rate at Is Lenders
xous 10 invest and although souty resisting any mod
haton OF present rates u Is not improbable that the
borrowers We hear OF little short paper done at Ia,
but really good names 90 down pretty freely In bank
The bank statement Tor the week shows Increase In
every leading department The specie line has no
close eleven millions Discounts nearly stationary.
The exact changes a. compared with last weeks returns
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The exchange market on the whole wac nrmer 10 day.
Some clear sterling sold at los = 0o and bank bills
at 1924 There but little Offering outside. An amount
with bill Of ladng passed at 1905 and little at 100.
First class francs brought sc 22H and fair W good names
625 SIXTY. The extreme range n from bf22 = 535.
sixty day bills on New York continue 10 advance under
the ease OF money there. some Havana bills with city
endorsement were placed nj 4 per cent discount, and
other sales were effected at 49, Ia, and pa Thirty
days sight brought 1.
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H1SnsScn--rAsrwa1--- Hsexsa~sos. y. j, % rS-
sy. feh 2 W Rev. A. w~nrs, ~ Cz<surs sss
-srcs w CsssssIss " Css~~ssx. 81 ~ H~sk~~~srt
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TO NERVOUS suryARsss--A RKyIasD cLnRey
man restored 70 health In few days after may eas o
great nervous SUFFERING ~ snrious 70 make Known ~
means Of WI send lres) the prescription us.s
nrookyr
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Personal Intelligence.

The Boston Ta~sc,ipt OF the 9Th inst says:-"Mr VII
liam H. Prescott the historian, experienced last night
attack OF illness Of serious character excite the
painful apprehensons OF his family and friends He
hosever, considerably better this morning. his most
alarming symptoms had yielded TO medical treatment
He Is at his residence in Beacon street
ARRIVALS.
From Liverpool in steamship Arabageo Cockburn lady,
two chldi and servant brand. Caescr Capt Earle
Rose Haselden, Morgan, knight, Yoge, Lengee,
Storm, Chadburn, II Dusseldor Cleasoy, ~ Dun
bar Refer Rehon Ronge, Hon Boston, Coote, w
Schroeder, Paugensteker, Sloane Capt Hegworth
townsend Wood ana lady Woodward Lockwood and lady,
Nentane Reilly Ed O'Relly, Veto, Elson, Thos
Kimbler, sCoehrsne, G. Crum. q WILSON, s Thomas
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$666,45S


ncrt of week compa cd with that Of 1867 l3i 642
The following is comparative statement of the
value of exports from the commencement of the
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The bank statement on Monday may show q mo
derate decrease in the specie reserve. but that will
be rather favorable feature than otherwise. Before
the clore of another week we shall have the semi
monthly remittance at hand from California.
The following are the quotations for coin and bull
Non:-
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THx NEW YORK ArIAs.-TrfE pRopRtEToRe or
II he New rors Atlas The OF making
sn sgoosy 70 mo public for The appearance Of heir paper
ysray rsornine, consequent tho the
Oh edoxal thu moment of ros - presa when too
ae 70 repair the damage. Tht peculiarly
uatortnse az ne mater pied tonaned the gen
cnenee ~ the proprietor sAip of the paper snd pro
Ia future qualification.
Mr. Augustus q. seaman, Of Washington CITY gen
W. ma Of large experience journalism, become JOINT
psoprsor and editor Of the AfLas and VIII snseforn de-
vo,e hnseh exclusively 70 and Mr. Louis f1
gerald Isssro, who Widely gentleman q ds
ungashed ability In etery department u literature snd
scenc~ has Also become connects With the editorial depAt
msst and lady n high literary s,anmens val axe change
W INC teminne department. has also been
made With Mr Cbsgles Burdeti, succession Of hs
Intensely interesting ~ New yo'k lf- the syst ~
which win appear next sunday, entitled u The Hundred
dollar Bill which enbofies the details Of ~ the o~s
curious and erious events dat ever rsnspren fsshion
able Mfe IN Tits city.
Every necessary Arrangement has been made render he
ATLAS Of the mos, ably conducted and meet interesting
' Ae"''~'i H isRnsfcs / SEAMAN, Projectors.
No. A Ann
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Otal IS 2sa 1885 S.2oi 3ss IaT9 sei 1859 saS
Increase .....47,I6s Decrease. 10 Goa
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The Great Charity Calico Bau-OrigtnaI Poem
Sketch q Utah Terrstory-News from Kan
sas-AHsirs In Europe--Iove, Murder and
suicids-Lecture by Lola Montez-Lstcst In
telIigence, &c., &c.
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Browns bronchial Troches or Cough Iso-
enges cure coushs colds hoarsenes sore throat &C Sold
Inv ALI drun
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BaAlks 0f Now Orleans.
HA2xy AoaR~~

1855 All IA, SSa, i3i ia,ss4, T4s io,ss. ,32s
increaee. -. lis, 2so lncroAse 100 TO
CASH LIAEII rrYYQ
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Barry's Trfcophe ross h the Best ard Cheap
es article for dressing beaung cleansing curling preser
vim and restoring hair Ladies' H. soldby All drugss
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Bsscbelor's Hair Dye, Wigs and To"pecs.-
In the world SURPRISING all made. Sold and Applied
At the mandatory, 2Ss Broadwsy.
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MRS. ADDIy BANKER, CELEra ArEp rEsr sR.
Noe. l1and IA Ase broadway.
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ed. In other instances where the unhcers pretended to
act, they refused TO register the nanes Of free state men.
we'll known citizen, Of Missouri Il was the iu.y Of tho
cnbcers 70 register the names, and eot u the 'c1izens; and
II was evident - all observers that . fair registry was not
designed and could not be obtained.
SHOULD THE roPKKA LEGISLATURE FRAME A CODE
OF LAWS.
Gov. Robinson next shows how utterly the admin
~istration has disregarded the VII of the majority in
Kansas, and stricken down the sovereignty Of a
whole people "for the sake OF enslaving a few At
'e Now the Territorial Legislature is in the hands of
the friends of the Topeka goVsrpment, he suggests
that no further opposition to II Is to be expected
from that source.
In case Congress should adnit Kansas under the
Lecompton fraud, in defiance of the solemn resolu-
lutioDs, protests and votes of her people, he says it
will be in the province Of the Legislature to decide
what shall be done to relieve the people from this
despotism of the Rn2cnl ADMINISTRATION He does
not suggest what course would then be proper; but
goes on to name the many subjects under the Topeka
constitution, upon which it is the duty of the Assem-
bly, to legislate;-
While we remain under Territorial legislation we must
submit 10 have laws ajjudicated and executed by ap-
pointees OF the PRESIDENT, some OF whom have been the
opprcesOrs OF the people, whie others are evidently
grossly ignorant Of oar past history and presen. condition.
Should the Territorial Legislature remove ali obstacles to
your progr ass, so that 20 collision u jurisdiction could &C.
cur, il would doubtless be your duty To provide ut an
early day wise and wholesome laws for the use of the
people.
SPIRIT OF rOLERATroN.
He next takes in hand Gov. Denver's MESSAGE
Goyernor Denver thinss thai a soirit Of 0toIeraicp u,
such as chsrscteriz.d Me peoplc of Nebrasks wound
have nreven,ed the nnC,,tupa.a collisions in Kan.as II
IL diaic,lt 90 copc.iv, how the n.onle of Kansas could
have been more tolerant than they have been since
TOE CONN encemcnt 81 totr history Dd they rot
''tolerate'' the invasion Of the Suth or March, 1885
n = .. ava a y so $40 = = : n,o y 'n n 10y aioregn
our yssis,anceS ma ,hev not, sas Tie sIniois,-a,io a,
Wasbireton endorse ms usurostion' and remove Gov
Reeder because he would not enforce II cpon the people 2
hid thAy IN - tn1pP lfpf' tho at H. tim nf 81
when an army OF 200 strong was brought against the
people by federal authority. without cause or provoca-
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NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, JANUARY II. 1873.

constitution, with which il ia notithe province of the
government or the disposition Of its representatives
IN this Territory - interfere. =.
In virtue OF ny authority as 'Commsnderin-Chi ef
Of the militia OF yhis Territory, I hereby command
all parties of armed individuals, by whOmsoever or
gained, to disbsnd, and!Teturn to their respective
homes. The penalty of disobedieDce to this COM
mand will subject the offenders to the punishment
due to traitors. .EUxMiNo
Governor Of UMh Territory.
GREEN RsvsR Co., NKAK FORr BRIDoEs,
UTAH TERRITORY, Nov. Il, 1857.
To BRIGHAM YOUNG, Ex,GOvERkoR OF Utah
TERRlToRY-On the 18th July, 1851 was appoint
ed by the President To be Governor OF this Territory.
Since my arrival within the limits OF the Teri tory,
! regret TO find that many acts of violence have been
committed on the highways, in the destruction and
robbery Of property belonging to the United States.
These acts, which indicate that the Territory Is in a
state of repeiliou, are ascribed, how truly ! do not
Know. to yourself. A proclamation purporting to
have issued from you, and passes signed by. your au-
fhority, found upon the person OF Joseph Taylor,
have been submitted to my inspection. The matter
contained ia these napers authorizes and commands
violent and reasonable ts-ac acts tending TO the
disruption Of the peace of the Territory, and which
subject their actors to the penalties accorded TO-
raitcrs.
If these papers referred to be not authentic trust
You will promptly disown them.
Herewith enclose a copy Of my proclamation to
The people of Utah. 49,.
You will oblige me by acknowledging the receipt
of this by the returning messengers.
am, sir, very respectfully, your obt, Nc, &c,
A. CUNNING, Governor Utah Territory.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCy
Movements 0r Ocean stsamsrs.
HuAA urnAax
CLEARED.

CLEARED
Steamship FLORIDA, Crowoil, savannsh-sL Mfchill.
Steamship Nashville, Murray, Charie~ien-sporord, Tiles
Steamship jamestown, Parrish, Norfolk. Ac-Iudlsm 4
shin Tusko CBrcml, Zimmerman, Meeourne-R W Came
Ship fflu,arch, Barker, Llvcrpool-Howhna A Probing,
ham,.
part Juno odd. Bake. Lonaon-s,an,on A Rgger.
Barn sylptgde 1iaml. Meyer, Hull-runch A Melnckc.
Bark Carolina. Taiman. Charlesion-Dunham A Dlmon.
XKTTigg ETpins is,s@'; c nnsniOS sad sIrs,ol P B BssssJA 4 CO. pauh
Brig Favorita, Mekener, st Jaso de Cuba-M NJ freeman
Brig Granada. Petingfn, seuvhas-T Owen A sons
srs cysnrs Az iSSiss @iS. ff.f%s1' Ys% w : 4 CO.
ssehr &c BGwsrd, N'cher,on. se,nhrsro I;,snaS Dow.
seSr saeo. Psyn,sr. PsiSdciphia-}ss Hand ~
scSr N warren. Chsrmsn. New msvsn-B Edwards.
Steamer Psedmoni. wiieiis, Psi,imcre.
Steamer Elizabeth. Mclaughlin. Baltimore.
ARRIVED.
pssssnrsr.' 70 to srtnnsii Mihiurn / 60 Erpsiensed Tery
sesyy rs sslss from ,c.I r Dec s,n ! to we zen Isl ! , bad P9's ssg S Ss, ss s%1
ing the entire month but Is der to the ve,tward Dec -. lat
ed with no'hinr but The three lower nasis standing, water
s s,srna ss sr a To- ooT,s bs wa fore rs's aDs mann ns,n m mgh . r sln' s s,,sss
snd made .iicss, with bands painted white. She appeared to
ship Drcsdnouehi, ssmuel- Liverpool, nee u, ~rh ndse
and 20 PASSENGERS to y osesn. EIPerienoed mni frirhtful
Tor isesty @sy,. was hars 70 70 & hours unasr , 70 poles hsv
ING mad efcrm sfaNSen ana M spencer Wow away a. i
WAS caught In the Gull by a very heayy gale from the south
ward without s5y previous warning ,be weather ss'ar el,sr
=, 70 So Jon |. IS .Icsansrd Signals With Dip ny Clay
ceunins hence tr IiveIocii rs y esIetcneed essteriy
winds y q Sable Island. Took a pilot on he lsh, from boat
9 W Blunt $50 mile. ' q Sandy hcok; Dec Is JcrYh An
drew @esman, was lost overheard during n raie. Have had
one marriage and one birth On board u. Ddanns ,hc pas
sase.
ship Fanny McHcuU Cf Phiaicir hal, Smith London, Nev
q. Southampton lee 4 In ballast " J u Alburtis Does In
m = Psle, Elsha ADdreve, SEAMAN, vas los, overheard from
the posp. Jan q lat y 70 Ion bs 30. saw q large zip aeertns
LSF, an her sails hovn away. she was psintrd black The
, Nell hSs experienced very severe gales: lost two suits a
sells
sris raur.i, scDOursi, Havana, Jan z with sugar. Sc. to )
sosr John Il rlsier. Candy, Keewan Island. NC. FOR
BOSTON
schr Prprss. rresman, Re~ion for ylrginia.
Schr WIN Gray buell. Warehsm.
Sehr John W Dodge. Bailey. Newburyport
Steamer Ospray. KenLey. Providence.
BELOW.
Shin Lyra, 90 6avs from Calcutta.
shin glad Tidinrs. Nelson. ~ days from New Orleans.
brig May Queep-An by pilot boat David Mitchell.
SAiED
sten mshiys Raiio. LAerpooi; New York CRr). Glasgow: Flo.
rida. Savannah: Nashville. Charleston: jamestown, Norfolk,
~; ships. WIN Tell. Ind zurieh, N.syrei Apns-sn New Or
leans. 8 S<mpletnu, Richmond; Nightingale. Boston. bark
Ms,axal Indies; brtE Gea worth, Portland schr Eek
ford webb, Savannah; steamer MemIe els, Charleston.
Wind dnrinr the day firm sE " ".
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Miscellaneous and Disasters

The steamship Baltic, Cap, Ccns,ock. sailed yesterday for
Evespoo,. She took on, forty Sin passengers and se2,,OI4 in
q ecte.
The Br steamship New York. Capt McMilsn, sailed yes~r.
day for Glasgow.
sBR CasrRiDet-The evening papers Of yesterday state
that the ship Cambridge, Capt Chase, from New York for New
Orleans, was lost on Ahaco Dec H. The G is still in this nor,
The Sbtpping List is TO be credited. We are unable 70 and
her clearance.
sHfP HsRsorIi, Taykr. hence for Glssgos, with -four and
wheat struck on a rock IN Tiommei Sound bee 9, but imme-
distely came 81 and got sRrnund near Cooley Voc N Yell,
where che remained fr nesrly three da,s snd y fesred
sustained considerable damrgc, az she msfe much water.
she was lying IN he Mona Sound on The I'm, when. about
Ps. II COP menced blowing y violent hurricane from WsW.
vhen The Harmonic beesn 10 drive tow ride Unst Island. bpt
the nsin and mizen mssa were cut away and she men beid
On. The cargo was 10 be discharge I'll into lighters ana "seh 10
Lerw1ck.
SRlp FtETApFs. Gage. NJ Bosson from Calcntta .pasrd sand
Heads Aug 2 end on on the VI met succession oi gales Wii.n
passed Sand Heals Tho second tine Aug