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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-01
Arrival of The survivors of the Austria.

Arrival of the Survivors of the Austria.
Halifax, Sept. 27.
The Bark Lotus from Liverpool, arrived
here on Sunday P. NJ, with twelve of the
81 surviving passengers of the steamship
Austria, burnt at sea Sept. 18th in lat 4s
long. 4l-taken from the bark Maurice
Capt. Ernest, Renaud on the 14th. At a
little after 2 o'clock, on the il 9th dense vol
umes of smoke burst from the after en-,
trance of tho storage. Tho ship was in
stantly put at half speed at which shc con-
tinucd until the magazine exploded. The
engineers, it is inferred, were Instantly suf-
focated. Fire was next seen breaking
through tho lights amidships, and travelled
aft with fearful rapidity Some persons let
down n boat from the port side of the
quarter deck and these wore thought to be
crushed under the screw; an attempt was
made TO launch a boat on tho starbord side,
but it swamped from the numbers who
rushed into it and all were lost.
All the first cabin passengers were on
the poop except few gentlemen who must
have been smothered in tho smoking
room. Many second cabin passengers were
also on the poop, but number of them
got shut into their cabin by fire. Some OF
them were pulled up through tho ycntilator,
but the greatest number could not be ex-
tracted. The last woman drawn up said
there were six already suffocated. The la.
dies and gentlemen on tho poop jumped in
to the sea by twos and threcs, somo Of the
ladies n flames; several hesitated but were
driven to it at the last moment In hall
an hour not soul was to be seen on the
poop.
Tho French Bark Maurice, Capt. Ecrnest
Renaud came alongside the steamer al
about 8 p. M. and received 40 passengers,
chiefly taken off tho bowsprit. A few
were picked up floating around. At about
o'clock one Of the metallic boats came
up with about 23 persons in il, including
the lst and Sd officers. Afterwards or 4
men were picked up floating on a piece o.
brokOn boat. The second officer was taksr
up having been seen swiming for six hours
He and the 3rd officers were severely burn
ed One male passenger was burnt fright
fully aud some others slightly. There
were but six women saved, three Of whom
were burnt.
A Norwegian bark camc up with the
steamer next morning and boat was OBJ
served going around the burning ship
They may have picked up few persons
but only few. Tho Maurice had no com
munication with the Norwegian.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-01
II Il WI S..

FLORAL HALL.-All the young gentle
men and ladies who can are desired to vol
unteer and do little work in fitting up
Floral Hall. Come to-day, tomorrow, Mon
day and Tuesday If you have or can pro-
cure any ovorgrcens, moss, flowers, etc,
bring them along.
Dr. II. Tubbs, who has acquired an cnvi-
ablo reputation throughout tho northern
part of Ohio, will be in Fremont, at Kess-
lers Hotel, on Tuesday next, 5th inst.
Mr.. Bannister is now searching for the
body of his friend Thurston, under the guide
and direction of the 'spirituaists" The
"mediums assert that Thurston is alive.
The Cleveland Herald says tho Schooner
Harvest, loaded with lumber and slaves at
this place and Toledo, arrived at Southamp-
ton, England, Aug. 2lst, making tho run in
l6 days from Quebec.
Tho Seneca County Fair will be hold at
I'iffin next week, commencing on Wcdnes-
day the 9th, the same day of the Sandusky
County Fair.
On Tuesday night, the goth ult., Ger
man woman living at Grove City, about
ninc miles from Columbus, in fit of insan-
ity, while her husband was absent from
home, threw her four children into a well
and then jumped in herself. They were all
taken out dead
The Com CnoP, of Sandusky county
has now all ripened, and large portion Of
it is cut up. The is crop better one than
that of 1857. Potatoes are good, but the
crop is smaller, and prices will be higher
than last year.
Prof. STERNs, tho Psychologist who vis-
tied this place few weeks ago, has hired
Buckeye Hall, whore he will give entertain
tainments every evening next week.
The Atlantic Telegraph is still silent; no
message has been received through it since
the I'd of September. The electricians still
assert tho limo is not broken, and thoy hope
soon to DO able to send dispatches.
The Threshing Machines manufactured
by C.J. Messcr, of Sandusky, took the first
premium at tho State Fair. See his ad-
yertisement.
F-IZ-Z-L-E.-The black-domocracy ad-
verified James B. Steadman, of Toledo, to
speak at the Court House in this place, on
Wednesday evening. But he didn't GOMEZ
The appointment, like Halls pledges to his
constituents, was made to be broken.
Fun AHEAD.-Wo understand that
those citizens Of Oberlin and Wellington
who assisted in rescuing fugitive slave
from the U. S. officers a short time since,
arc to DO Immediately prosecuted. For
every offense of this kind proved the pun
ishment is six months imprisonment and
81, 900 fne.--Plaia Dsaler, "a.
A new company has been formed for
purchasing the steamship Great Western
and running her TO America.
Queen Victoria had declined the applica-
ton Of the citizens of Canada that the
Prince of Wales or some other member Of
the Royal family may be allowed to pro-
coed to Toronto to inaugurate the Crystal
Palace there.
The Chess contest between Morphy and
Harrwitz is progressing, four games played,
each winning two.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-01

BURNS TO BE PROVIDED FoR.-The Co,
shocton Age says that Charles Hoy, Esq.
Democratic Prosecuting Attorney for thi.
county, has repeatedly told it--that Gen
Burns said "!f he Burns could only be re-
nominated, he didn't care d---n whethe,
he was reelected or not--thut he was PRO
VIDED FOR in case Of a defsotlli"
We wonder if there has been any pro
vision made for Lawrence w. Hall, if thc
people OF this district should refuse to en-
dorse his action on tho English bill.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-01
LIVES SAWED (
Br THE USE OF
St, Johns Cough and Consumption /
S Y r u p. !
S Y r u T
~ ~ ~ -a zz12H5

- = xxx s<J<2<S<SkS<<z/
Ohio Of cough and pain In her de ~ re, tS nasco @
't9oHsips, ona SS,,,. onroa ,,o w,,, =,
oo@Tssionsr o. seneca county Ohio Of cough and and
Six bottles cured Mrs John HeaGk WoIfereek town.
oFonr bottles cured Mrs G. W zeigler. Fort Seneca
e ey sG@s % r yer. a. ef e and @ breast M and gen
ger ger the chre Of ye physicians, all Of whom pronounced
Iwo bottles cured Mrs Small, of For, Ball. Ohio. of
@ r ,s Sans sa e sss asases sGss it when
rl MIa nH,.cI garen @ young ady In the family Of Mr.
sn n,paion q e about ~ years standiSs sGHs
Ts d fr upon e verge E o. The grave Her
'f TTee Tes bos 'G ci 1 1 E. Ss se dsa M
will which she had been suffering several years.
senec Comfy fnk co1s and general debty Z, ies Sf
termina ate in consanprion.,' "a' ''"'e0 "ouii
rro ne Sa She Gs h WNtson Member Of Congress.
nds6 y ohoi Send me hy ygrs.s gSts Johns
friend Tls b. ts o,,ainel The day ie home cured
one lre, bottle restored 10 excellent hsaitb da,h
TERI ter "f n I sllncr Ea e o. com q she was siictsd
FSar large bottles cured Mr.. J. shaGer near Green
PreyentsI him from doing bard work, One physician
aoGtoyfd oS nun ar dyspp.s and another for cOnsump
81 Johns Cough AMI Consumption syrup. says the
and colds 10 ae we do not s9Sw is eaua SaSsrsSas
patient spparesy spknr assey 10 which The
been res ,n, ~, hsa ~ % w mas
reat sccns IN IN ar @ ~ % "ehaVe usedit With
sin botes rired ~ s,a,1.S. AMY. ....,, -, -, -,
nhvsieis 81 nraa, ~ ni nespectaOle on school
knsd 10 his he vii, oyi a nc wa some months con-
physioiSns visited him. and agreed n me bele nae hseVsa s
F0S,a S no. recover
Wrote Dec EdTsr4 G M II EHUr
aTSsg great portion ne Western sSanrs Be,
sumption syrup, which Is 50 very extensively used In
oy you Ss please sSa nfS Srs @s as
r and end ~io sn% are ssas aios Il VIM Viz
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-01
Pittsburgh, Jan. 22d, 1857.
Notice.
In sandasky County @,

In sandusky County Common Pleas.
EJenezcr II. Sadlor Guardian OF
s. ID. Johnson;
vs.
Jehn Cady, IT, W. Richards,
Nathan W. Porter and othsrs
IE said defendant Porter is hereby notified TIM, ,o,
Psntii has hled In said court petition against him
ar' Uran to secure part oftho purchase money
Ior gavsa mortgage on store and lot in Bellevue for
merry owned aud occupied by Miles A. johnson
That they subsequently sold said premises to said Porter
who agreed to pay the nmouDt due and 10 become due n
faie mortgage The plaintiff claims there now due him
on said mortgage four hundred and hytwo collars thir
yIonr Sents with interest from june tenth eighteen
dollars twenty-five cents and interest win become due on
me zenith Of june eighteen hundred and ftynine Tho
patnth asks Tor Judgment against all Of the
for the amount due and FOR sale Of said premises
The said Porter is therefore notified that unless he an
Der next, the will be taken as confessed and sud-
ment entered accordingly, n N aani IN
September is, 1858. 36w6 $3.50
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-01

Wo want the Republicans in each town
ship to send in tho names of their candi
dates for Land Appraiser, so that we ma,
publish them.
Sandusky-SAMUEL TnoMPsoS.
York-H. r. ADAMS.
Townsend-C. G. SANFORD.
Ballville--IsAAc MAUREn.
Jackson-N HEAroN.
Washington-DANIEL WAoooNER.
Seott--JosEPH H. JENNINGS.
Madison--JoHN E. DEAN.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-01
Majority at last
Cows Election.

For the convenience of our readers in
making future references, wo append the
following list, cnumerating the counties
comprising the several districts:
lst, Part of Hamilton.
I'd, Balance of Hamilton.
81, Butler, Montgomery and Preblc.
4th, Allen, Auglazc, Darke, Mercer, Mi
ami and Shelby.
9th, Defiance, Fulton, Hancock, Henry,
Lucas, Paulding, Wood, Williams and Van
Vert
9th, Adams, Brown, Clermont and Ham
ilton.
18th, Clinton, FayOttc, Green, Madison
and Warren.
9th, Champlain, Clark, Delaware, Logan
and Union.
9th, Crawford, Hardin, Marion, Ottawa,
Sandusky, Seneca and Wyandot.
10th, Gala, Jackson, Ross, Lawrence,
Pike and Scioto.
18th, Athens, Fairfield, Hooking, Meigs,
Porry and Vinton.
18th, Franklin, Licking and Pickaway.
18th, Eric, Huron, Morrow and Richland
l4th, Ashland, Lorain, Medina and
Wayne.
18th, Coshoction, Holmes, Knox and
Tuscarawas.
10th, Muskingum, Morgan and Washing
ton.
nth, Belmont, Monroe, Noble and Guern
scy.
18th, Portage Stark and Summit
l9th, Cuyahoga, Geauga and Lake.
goth, Ashtabula, Mahoning aud Trum
bull.
2lst. Carroll, columbiana, Harrison an(
jefferson.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-01
NOtica.

Gate Keepers in Sandusky county on
the Fremont Plank Road, will pass toll free
all persons with stock or or otherwise actu-
ally going to and returning from the San
dusky County Fair, to be holden at Fro
mont on the 9th, 9TH and 9Th days of Oc-
tober, 1858. JAMES JUSTICE,
Pres f. p. r. Co.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-01

Only portion of the townships have
sent in the name of their nominee for Dis
trict Assessor. This officer has to be voted
for at q separate ballot. When the names
are .snt to us we will print tho tickets
Let it be attended to in time.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-01
Notice,

Gate Keepers of Western Reserve 4
Maumee Road, will please pass toll free, all
persons going to, and returning from the
Sandusky Co. Fair, to be holden at Ere.
mont on the 9th, 7th and 9th days of Octo-
Der, 1858. ABNER L. BACKUS,
Act. Com. Div. No. l, P. w.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-01

Look out for batch Of lios and ISLANDERS
on John Carey in the Messenger this week
They have no principles to advocate, thore.
fore they resort 10 falsehoods.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-01
CONVERSATIONAL Electinns.

Congressional candidates have been plac-
ed in nomination by both parties in every
Congressional district in tho State. The
list is as folows
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-01
THE TICKETS.

We intend to print tho election tickets,
this week. Republicans in the several town
ships will see to getting their supply in sea-
son.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-01

CHARLES II. GREENE has been nominat-
ed for Justice of the Peaco in Madison
township.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-01

News reaches US from Washington, that
several more heads in Illinois have had TO
ny. The work goes brayoly on.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-01

EI- AEDERsoN's VEGETABLE ELIXIR is
medicine that shouldbe in every family See advertise
ment In another column. 32yl
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-01

HOLLAND BfrTERs.-THe late Hoh
Snerg cf dReghony county has given vs.
VI was afflicted with Debility of the Di-
gestlve Organs amounting to a severe at.
tack OF Dyspepsia, which had reduced mar
flesh considerably. Ny wifc was also af.
ficted under samo circumstances, and with
same disease. Having used your medicine
called BGRHAvE's HOLLAND BIrrERs, We
both obtained relief, and are happy to af-
ford you this public evidcnc, Of it's value" /"
JOHN FORSYTH.
Pittsburgh, Jan. 22d, 1857.
Tho American horse Prioress won the
great Yorkshire Handicap Race at Dun
castle, England.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-06
9slu Orleans gtlautu gtlarhtt.

CREscEsr orFIcE, No. 10 Carnp sireet ,
Tuesday Evening" Jan 81 1853
The most important feature to-day advancing rate Of
sight funds New York Bank checks were sold At z pr
cent, and short rates ruled from par to X premium Two
banks destined 70 draw and there purchase by
the Bank Of Louisiana Il Is very unfAsorahle omen ,, r.
cent advance In sight funds) and only be accounted for nv
the large demand for Western Thirty DAYS slvb, va
Al ~ 2z cent discount 50 days sight ssi. And
s4 cen discount with fayoFie signatures bn old
Al 23s discount which considered re
faoc Al this momeawe only say there have becn sales at hat
hsare In Sterling there purchases iosJlol for b
Of adnE ars which the only that came 10
our knowledge, Gear bills nominal Bank for remit
tsnes sod los London direct Fraacs dun al Goa
SIS Fey little desire eylneed the part buyers to move
There nothing done In to-day rather Of sufficient
Capitalists and buyers distrnstu Of all paper
basal fact King Cotton somshow another
be considered en- Ia fact itappears be doubt
m whether paper based per H. would
deemed safe II cannot be disguised that The Engish spin
will eey The day. and NJ Jshn Bull dictate bis
and Influence commerce IN about the BE-
does freign pol al aairs say with Central America
Africa and Mexico yea Mr.. Bull Is a. bis glory. Cotton
longer King Victoria and her ministry rules Supreme
1he Bank Of England win keep up the rate Of interest ill col
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-06
WEDNESDAY MoRNINa. Janua!
COTTON Avn F0BAoo0 srATRMRNT,

SUGAR. There good demand, with sales OF 2JOo
bids at lower prices for Ordinary grades but steady fo he
Fair and better qualisesFair TO Faly Fair ranging at $50
UXBn
ror and DARK and Is for Good Choice with 500 half bills
at 226D221sc p gallon.
FLOUR The demand active with a'es Of about 1000
bbs mer prees including 1900 81 for superne and s.
for Fine 900 superne in lots 81 700 without also
at 81 sse Ohio at 81 0 l57 at 81 TO- 700 inio "a l2 fat
boat load Of 1900 10 be delivered alongside ship said
81 rs 500 Faney in three lots at 81 i59s4 20 800 81
Ordinary Exiaa 81 6@s IS and 100 Plants Extra in lois at
81 o Dbl
GRAIN sales of Corn embraced 5000 sacks in
Guiding 800 Ordinary Green Mixed 50c 1871 White In
at So 1850 in lots at the 200 at &C. and 1850 Yellow Also
Soc bushel OF Wheat 29 sacks Prime Red 4old
9le and 3lTs Prime White in lot at 81 2s q bushe Oats
were higher with sales Of $50 sacks Ohio at 4445e and 1850
ST. Louis 4see bushe OF Bran and Shorts, IA sacks
sold in two or three lots at Csc 3 100 ms.
PROVISIONS. The sales OF Pork included $40 bills
Mess mostly rather short weight SIS with retail
cells SIS So q bb OF Green Meats about $1,000 bs bulk
In casks sold 5@b1sc for Shoulders cod.
HAMS aud 7c v for Sides In Bacon, heard of
actions Lard in good request with sales Of 500 bills and
tierces including 100 No at IKE 600 In several lots ut
for No. to Prime and 200 kegs at CSC p also late Mon
day evening, 1913 tercea Prime at SIC . n.
RICE. About 100 erces sold, arrive ssgsc
| y b, mostly at SIC.
COFFEE. There good demand with Of about
$500 bags including $50 Size 225 81 SIS s 4l2 al
sht9p56. and 100 skmmings at ne q b.
INDIA BAGGING. We heard thai 800 to 400 bales had
been sold Al 0c cash. but holders generally asked lOOe
| y yard.
WHISKY. The market dull with sales Of lp0 Dbl,
Deans Extra Reeted at Ice, AMI 40 Raw At lie gallon.
FREIGHTs....A ship taken fer Liverpool "a
cotton, and for Boston at &c for Gotten, Coo fr our
Cotton shipping Hayre at lc.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-06

In anew York money article the following remarks OBJ
retrshchment and economy:
Where entered Into where
looking settlement Of old debts 1t follows
that later all must be free and in position to re
again This is the order Of the day. and tie
good progressing syorably There probably
Of the time than those Of this country and to this
be attributed the rapid that almost invariably f
lows commercial and financial revuons Years OF sxrsv
gance and speculation will be followed by the rigid
economy and contraction and in this way the mistakes and
foe Of long period In short time BY the
and Of the remedy spilled 1t carried to the
every thing connected with the daily operations Of
fc estimated that the economy praetised by the com
muniy large since the setting in Of the present financial TO-
vuson has been equal to saving Of than million Of
dollars day This must in time, make up for great deal Of
extravaganza must however be borne in mind that there
several hundred millions Of dollars OF actual losses to make
up In the depreciation Of securities
hundred millions Of value have been wiped eeeuay
with sponge and the has be made good in some
way The and universal investments in railroad
bonds and stock by business and the Sudden collapse In he
credit companies issuing their securities the original
OF the revuson. This Is the simple fact and more
Railroad securities which In June and July last valued at
thousand millions Of dollars not worth on
fty cents the dollar Tho public generally owned
stocks Men in business having payments TO
stated periods looked their railroad securities
being available moment at their full cost at least and
they depended upon tho sale OF these securities
their prossory notes at maturity Now look at the
result Of these securities being available the proper
time their par value they worth than
much paper For weeks they actually unsaea
bic any price The suspension Of heavy from
the snnhaou Of value in their railroad assets spread to
directly connected with the great interest," ind
the failures in this way extended this country last
spreading over Europe The bubble investments
burst ruined thousands who had been unWise
enough place their property in such representatives II
folly talk about defective banking systems credit systems
paper currency specie currency being the fol in
the countries where the revuon has extended
all Of exist In places the continent where
the sctes specie currency exists the convuon has been the
strongest the Every thing in the shap Of
system given way before the
ynlaon has aciusiy in this country had the effect Of
turning the government system Of finance from specie nHo
rrurrn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-06

INDIANOLA VIA GALvESTON-Steamship Galveston
40 bales cotton to Hugely Blair &col5 beeves to order
coAsTSchr Bsbre Mp hhds sugar 200 bbls mOlasses
Roman Kernon.
COASr-SloOp Tonnerre-40 hhds sugar to order.
C0AST-Schr Dolona-l00 bbls molssses to order
C0AsT-Schr star-5o hhds sugar 10 order.
coAsTSchr Louisa5O hhds sugar 100 hf bbs mOasses
order
COAST-Drouet's Boat-40 hhds sugar to order
PRNSACOLA-Schr Li1zie Mezick-5000 feet lumber 1000
feet sash 1900 laihs tie Simpson & Dorr.
PENsACoLASehr sOuihrOn-sO 900 lumber to Walter
Hicol &co.
PUETA R0sA-Schr Bradford-In ballast.
BILoXI-Sehr Peicsn-3200O feet lumber r Elliott
BILoxI-schr COndor-2 900 feet lumber R Elliott
. H0BILESchr Puscagoua-I00Oo feet lumber to order.
B0EFOUCA-Schr Liberty-Sb,OO0 bricks to order.
HORN ISLAND-schr Sarah Bladen-5OO bbls sand to
der.
TANCHIPAHo-schr Liyngson-3s,O00 feet lumber Mer-
rift a Mcdonnell
TcHEFUECTA-schr Unon--5cO bbls sand TO order.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-06

British ship Aoa cunminss from roudon oshton, Ran
Brig Rvine, - Rio de zsneiro-cargo, $3.50 bags coffee
Schroeder eco. rs iat "a Fta tf-
British ship Jno Owen, Brown, from Liverpool. .t
Ship Josiah Quincy from 81 Thomas to Baxter Lowell
kc0.
ship Thomas Jefferson, IIil from Liverpool Nov 22d.
SHIP J Humphreys Morse from New York to O Hynson
&co.
ship Athens Brierd days from Mobile in ballast Jones'
Mackinter AGO.
sehr Mary Rdey, Denis from ss,dnnah.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-06
nEwORANpA.

81 The Ataiania. Capt Smith, from White River
for this port cargo Of cotton cattle &C. landed at Jeer
City yesterday where she discharged her stock and
dsd the river She having stove her bow and received
damage Of which have not been
able 20 ascertain.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-06
ARRIVED.

Steamship Mexico, Iawless from Indanola and Galveston
Harris, Morgan AcO-lst dist.
Steamship Gaysson, weshbarnn from Indianola and Gal
on, TO W fempieou-- Berwiek's Bay.
Brig Martha Giehrst Rswly Is days from Boston VIM
Dewey--Powder House.
Schr Gabriel NJ, -- from the Cofst-2d dist T r.
Sloop TonnerTe Armand, from the Coastal dist PIT.
Sehr Doiona, -- from the Coastal dist PIT.
Schr Star, Sylvester, from the Coast-2d dit p T.
Schr Louisa. -, from the Coast-2d dist fT
Drouets Boat from the Coast--1d dist
sehr 1e Mes1ek Rove, days from Pensacola to Hurley
schr oaihren Perry, days Pensacola to POoley Nieo
hc0-Basin.
SER bradford, Tsyler, days from Punta Ros to D
Metcalf &co--Basins
schr Pelican, Nohls from Bay ST I.ons-Bazn.
Schr Candor. Lee, from Biloxi-Basin-
schr Paseagoula, Hobbs from Mobile. to master-BAn.
Schr Liberty Melon, from Bonfouca-Basin
Schr Sarah Baden, Delpit from Horn island-Basid.
Sehr Livingston Hanson from lanchipaha-BRsin.
Sehr Union, Nafcise, from Tehefuncta-Basn.
STEAMBOATS,.
VIM Burton Loualller from Washington.
"a WIN Young, jones' from Tensas River.
Lewis Wh.eman, Wallace. from Yazoo River
Belfast, Wray, from Memphis.
Rapides, Dowty, from Red RiYer.
Jas johnson, johnson, from Nashville
Laurel II I'LL Hooper, from Bayou sara.
r kimbal, Nhtenhury from Shreveport
California. Hopkins. from Mobile. =
Rnhy. foitevent. from Georgeown-Basih.
Atlanta, smith, from White River.
BBLow-c 0MINGU UP.
Ship Ashland Moore from Barcelona 10 Baxter, Lowell AGO.