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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-15

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To his piep"'Hi' ana hs"''"s our ea"fo''A"'
WV W ~ Wv "
ing light tell strangely upon The MARIO"
passsg" by which we pfoc"e'rh' ana our
shadows upon the "Ail seemed to take the
/ shapes oil n'sn ~ hnnof WINE every pun
+ OF wind "ailng through The efanhles aud
/ loop holes OF The massive walls seemed To
rec into a SIGH or gtoan. We descended
Wv graz S'','' ~ '''
arches oil solid masonry, looked upon the
spot where were lad - those twin roses on
single stalk, as shHhspeate caii- thehi--
the infant ftinces ol fnglAna, smo'heted
by command OF Richard the ihitd. We
Viewed The place month'u''Y 'of moment
aud turned to reiface our steps, "hen
nancy seized us 10 eAtehu our eNp'"fhl'""''
ana beneath an afch, ana ,htoush an oFh-
en- door, studded 'hich WIN MASSIVE ohHs'
we passed on INTO the Tower vaults
through apartment alter apartment we
fragment OF rusty chaln "h'oh fastened 10
a nnsboli, had confined some poor WRETCH
who had dragged out u NE worse lhh"
desth, deprived OF ar ana sunlight IN 'he'e
living 'ohbs' untll oar way e"ued ~ "h"'
see"".l snort 81 'oino'' room IN "e'"
stored plee's oI rusty an" '''h'" "''"' -
shattered spears hps' hHl'l" ayes pi"h'
'"o'ds and msces' mat IN 'hef strange
ana Terrible Shapes O'hed u bfi"g o"oA
'he dHN- "' 'he tnsao@'' "'u lee S""'E
"rn's mat hHn welded ana Tue Nt""g
hearts 'hAi h'd prompted Tue '''"s u
Ties" weapons OF another age ~ III" eN'
u"m'N ct N" apartment Jay uP'" 's s''r
huge ehsh CT nult pi an hh'P he an" s'"'
Nhiat shHP'' something IKE nv cHSN "
go. 'f2,lrauN pihhu' y "nP'' 'e'' ""'
more swell To- Tue n'R"'
-, l..,.,..,.,.. f., nv 'N1 strange "'''
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,.i,,, .,, so1.,. 49,. ,i.cogc,rd tha, IA was
an ,,,h SOM. sot az lIou,d I,tfy
t.',.l ,'..li,.,, t... damn, ,'.p. tesound
.,,.,.,,.I.. ,,it. h, .~L,ss ol bfs naff,
80 :. Haunt amin ,,ho. Knows Eut
~ .i,, ,.,o OLD n.,,,nd, and nan,
-. 49,, =, '.,l,,an ,,a,,, . J,,,s far Nh.
.,l.i.,,..,,,y ,lhts ,,,od ni,bf'. -,K
f,, IN, moss II "a, can opl, manage To
L,,,', ,n,.,l, hn,l 81 Oft down here, aud
,,.L.,,u.. ,ytnv.eellaf Wen taste 1t at all
..-.mst'
=, the ght ct our lantern. scrapinf away
the psth.ftd monid cd Venus. We discovered
Ga. bung nl III, cs.k, covered with sheet
lead, aud sealed wih yellow wax. 80 "endA
-. We could make out bS To" dln hghN
with the broad srHl OF tns'"nd' we
scraped It away, cfnmbltng beneath our
hugcrs
Md now, sad lihr'N 40" 10 S''''
the bug Ia nav" IL. We '''p NV
cnopess de- Il ~ tAe docks Hut dt7"iug
his sword, Tor we hat not removed 'u' ''''
arms ut dinner, be sad, "od grant may
never shed m"fe generous W''u 'hAn ""'
Of the grape eud Stnch N'"'enuN nP""
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-15

Dssru FROM JAssiaIsR tLownW--A
child OF Mr. Jstod. four years Of aee, NV
itg on Western h'aneh, |" Norio'@ county
Va, was poisoned some days s'nce ny suck
q the flower 81 sh~ yellow )ssssm'"e'
I.e hlll. one ded 10 al hour after v CONS
claimed o. bein. .ick,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-15

Ja.iice !. .teruIy administered IN The
neounsntal city, Baltimore. Walter hsn,
osdy . boy /. years old, hsa bsen canehl
pedding oranges without license hh'"
81. snd in dsiaull Of payment, Commute"
A., nr,.on. When b. comes cal, grows o'f
enough 10 JON Plug Ugly club .o'
.hao,s three or four citizens, be viii per-
h... hs .lectsi msyor.-H Boston Post.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-15

Wk, wa. The ersass., ebi~haa butcher,
.ers,d.ns 20 sbsk.pest' hng Ctaads'.s,
IA " ~ amlel.' who dii inhfoef 'nes' N'p''
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-15

War rms Lo>poN TIurs SAYS ,uorr
ctr iiNn nnrtcrLrus.-r The London
Tunes ct Npf" ~.'-. 4 letter ON the Nor,
'"'' " ~ '''','' Nv I,'' lgcr some com,
mon p''''A' '''''''N' '""' =" Notm0us
must s"Pp''' ','i''"'s '''"EA ~, y, ",
qn'"''" ~ ''' ''''''' 90 '''' '"s'''"''"'',,
I,,n',J ,i,,' ,t,,n,nion. of the nit.d States.
A.. c.n,,.,ao l,,,,n.,..
We c.rtsioly cannot desire their pres.
.,ce ,,,t,,io the B,di.h Tfi i1ry. aud rc-
..,.,.s o..cb ron,ns,irp them pressn, con.
.t,.,,u ,,,h n,tiisr colonial bondage. IN +, ks
n. L,,e t,at Queen Ntctofia'- empire Will
ao, Ls b.v,,.d with new tscc of povga.
,,i.i. They may however, migrate into
M. N.,ic.n I.nitor, drive out tho Indians
and ..l up tb.it sensual theorscy IN the
.la.,.r ,.,.,,,. ..no,f.tttiors Hutthi. WtlI
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-15
Who IL to Dlamol

Who IL to Dlamol
Ii ksnsh. il admitted under the i.econp.
? ton Constitution, VINO Is 10 blame Un,
que.i.onahls the TX Southern American
representatives who voted with the Aboli,
tioni-l- against the Senate Hill " ilh the
six votes the South lost, among her Own
representatives Tor the blli, Kansas would
whAye been admitted on the irst t,ial OF the
II nuse M one will dispute tbs. o
blame Northern Democrats Tor not voting
for the Senate hill, When six Southern Reps
teseuiatiyes refused 10 vote Tor It, D.. n waste
of words. We have ught To expect OF
Northern men n recognition oi Southern
rights; we have n right TO demand ouf
Southern Representative IN Congress sleep.
less vigilance aud uHtlflng zeal IN behalf Of
the interest. ~ well 9. the Constitutional
ught. Of the South, Aud when the batter
lsltet or turn traitors to their section. q whip
should be put IN every Southern mars hand
to " lash the rascals naked through the
land
We have looked in vain, in the columns
Of the American papers Mt the south, to
find any tebuke OF the conduct OF some ol
their political friends from the states Of
Nsr,I,ud kautuclv apd \offl fYrotiua
~. A. rho, Losi,s,. IN ds,,,o.e ,h.
W., - ,ha u,,.h.lls and ,he Gil.
'.l,Aa.a - 49, .nauf ~
applaud tso conduct OF Messrs IIil and
iuppe oil neo'g'H' 80 90 'e" Of the
American papers why not ''"Ddr,
A"'""e"'"S ~ Wv "'pp9 - ''o
aoIong a. you M"hnol' your '"Npn' ail'h''
tn" people 81 inc Nou'n WIZ ""' mona "u
euiitess' t'sh' OF your parry les'efs !"
the House out "i fourteen voted WIN 'he
SOUTH barely a majority ana npi one IN me
senate Nearly u hH'' OF Tue american
i Rerreseniaiifesand Senators from the south
voted with ihe hl"eh hepuh'c"hs' are
we to understand by 'hls, ttat nearly hh1i
Of the entire American pH,l} 81 the
south h'iIeFe nat NE biaeH hrpahtcan'
arc ''shi IA lheif opposition TO 'nT a''"'',
sion OF Kansas, w e are fe''etA""s forced
to believe 20. no ''then 10 blame
f qnest'onabiy the " Amenean parry OF 'he
south. lheif papers snh hu' lew oi mem
terhly applaud the vote. OF hessfs liHl
and lrlpFe white none OF them have hSd
the hodness to denounee DAVIS anu war
shall mud Their eoadlutots h" blame Tor
'he "e''H' VI ''' N'''s'' '''' ~ W.
must rest on the American patty nj The
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-15

nRr,prui toNpiTioN o. rus WHITES
~ SAS DoNtNGo. i.pstches have been re-
celyed from our commercial agent 1T Ssn Do
miugo which VIII, undoubtedly, coulirm ell
d4t we hay, stated heretofore Of the c1i,
icnl CONDITION Of Americans and of the
wai,es f.. u rare in ilst doomed leland
The negto l~aier. nNez. is sAu, up 300 the
vslled city ~ San Dnmioeo. whore hs
vents his fsrocily on the white citizens.
whom, he retains am.d The horrors ri seirs
~nd isWlpe in some so,t, ss hostages l05
Mr., Elliott, lne Autria.-.
his lady. Doua Nerccd 10 IA Roche, tthe
daughter of oup IF the nehlast old white
families Of the i.'anij are daily subjected
90 base aud studied Insults
The United >ia,rs f,s has been repeat
edly dragged through the streets md tram'
Piled upon by negro moh.; 'he CHnenl'-
l,dv hi.snd si in the streets. and follow az
home from church with language 20 y'ir
% he repeated American s"Rrnrn and
yessele. hs,e hern illegally stefifred; and
fn t,iaf ev.ry form ot outrage thal negro
spite roa'l Invent. has been hsapei apan
our eiiz,us. Tor the single crime "i being
ahiis mee ani tmrrcans- rpd not a ship
of var show. ltsetf TOE their relief
Tie d,Iorsi'e copfes.iao of veakoes'
made hy our ua,eramoa' tn lS5i when II
suffered tao rrence and Bnrsh to ctac q
a,ale ,r,si,. and prohibit t'r'1ms'ie rela'
iaus ty lbs wh5te psriy 10 Doniaica, Is
now bastog iis no'ts.
The inseuan of Ai. DosefameDt ha'
scaled. 90 q b.ooiy sai. ihe owls vA'iv
spot Boz tb, Ne.t bodies which b covered
d, fec aud tmarrna htg. Ills Gov
er,,neoi ha. been notified tia, the n"gfoe'
Of Hasn sfs lsvtins ca masse for toe IA
yas.oH Of the Dominiceu 8-pab.'e. aat
tb,tthee p-1rltn in svrfy yiissr ' .'ea'o
Go tie whites, ant " Down with Ameri'
caa..'
Ifthis Goverument wopli senA Down ore
of our ernsmtlt.i fsigal~s 70 dra''pd sat
isaetion of Ssulorqp~ l'r the Amef'osH
merchantmen the Hayden cruisers have
robbed ou the Mona passage, d would ef'
him something beter TO tank Of then cN'
terminating the whites lh.se ucgro sev'
asrs have pllndsrcd oar 'hips and cii'xen'
10 the tune IT ,h,ee hundred Thousand dol
lars f3r whieh they hnvs not been bfoagh
60 account in any shape. sni NOW hst
threaten 90 invade lbe DamHHean republic
saA mafAtr O. drive nnt sil iae whites eN
c.u, taos. who are TIE subjects Of the Ea
,apssn powers friendly to iiaytl.-- liash
ipafoa >fiirs. 2li.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-15

CRorsIS sotfrn { ,RoLtNS---ths ORR
vile Eaqairer OF the 22i says
We have taken occasion to make extent
"a inoo,,ias of our friends from tbs coun<
,ry. IN regard 10 our farming prospects. and
from every quarter We have received ne
most ll,,,eslng reports. The wheat 70 ss
less, = fortnight in advance. and asvss
l,oksd better. Com is coming % ensly.--
,svcrri farmer, ;...: i. ;.sy had to-, = IS:
,e,,. seen such : s,sud." All agree
,b,, =, tho onss~t. sAs crop prospects, for
1888 promise larger return than eves w.
gathered 10 those rreinrs =" esess"S
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-15

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,,,-. do Prime M,s.is quiet at s79sa Beef Hams a..
...sJv =, s4 .9e6 Bacon IL wanted AZ "a
asy .sle Of oOo bSs trsnsp.d - Cumberland Cut ao9
Sbo,. .n5 Iug Ribbed this months delivery terms
I'D n Lard il steady; the supply moderate sa.s Of
SO bs a. sldalc Drsscd Iioss a-o IN good sd5c.
a., Ns,s ARE rms sales 40 hhds at 60oc. Or Stoers
sr1 $50 o. Hsms Butter j. IN good supply tnd Il a.
HAS r Ohio and i2 &isc for state fresh uAds loa(c.
Chsese i salabls ~ 6Gtc.
continues arrunutaLa 49, pi's af' heavy;
IN. ,orripsl prize i 2id3.c. for Common 70 frn"
sUGARs-There is moderate trade DONG cnny % t"'srs
. b; former prices BY auction. 30 hhds New Ot.sSs 20 At
Sdse 90 day. sud months; sales privately d =" hnd" New
OJ,sns part a, Sic AID 80 hhds. Cubs a 3la0f' al,
spICFs-Ne hear Of sales Of 30 cases Nutmess - rs,
SALTPETER-At Boston he make. coutn"s dalL W,h
.es OF go 20 400 bags A. mouths and 20 bag on pnEss
term. supposd q shsde under. ,,,-,...,. :.
TEAS-Pendng the sale by auction announcer io "e''@I
u. ~ very little is doing -. - !,
WOOL-The demand Is still limited both br domes'' and
fsn BUYERS sellers being soucwhA a. vtrAn" re, pee
prices ard accepGnces The stock Of nai,e hee ~.
Isr IN, we 6nd exceeds es'inac and - i1ny
M N not more There is very little Pulled Wool mere ana ms
an All Quantity that is very firmly held We note 'Ie OF 49,
r,ces Of common aud medium fceces =, S and sgf &c.
5 months Foreign rsher qaei apart mo- tne a. ~
IO0 bales Corova Wastea few days since al seou % non's
of rnomen; has trsnspired , . ~. i..,s &. NOD.
WUISKY-The market ia rather lower ne Gen1Aa y H'S
crate; sales Of 600 bbls. q, 9o6Slc part Jersey
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GRrAT HAUL OF PIcKPoCKETs.-"DOn 0ioVanm
was played last night a, the Academy OF Muse Inc
house was thropged. The pickpockets, who were on
hand az usual took advantage o. this circumstance to
py .heir profession with than usual energy. But
they were closely watched by squat OF detective po
Icemen, who arrested twelve Of them who gave their
names as follows: Joseph iianlon, VIM WeiSh'
Henry Smith, Thomas De Forrest, Joseph Williams
james King Thomas Rlnnel, Michael Jones, John
Thomas, George Shocks, Edward Flanders and Mr'.
Emily Sanders. Some Of them were caught IN the act
of picking pockets, and upon nearly all of them were
Sonnd numerous wallets containing of money va
rying in amount. The prisoners are all English, and
quite young Most of them are well known to re po
bee az incorrigibe cases. "Mrs. Saniers mas been
frequently shown up" Eight Of me prisoners were
locked up in the Eighteent Ward station-House Tine
ethers were taken 10 the office Of the Deputy Superu
tendent, iD Broome street.
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Emigration
ireland. 5 69s. 1856 J,753,5l7 9Th ll,72

Mr. Donnely goes on toremark that of the average
not under tilage the waste land and bog amounted IN
1856 10 326 acres being less by - 565 acres than
the quantity enumerated in 1855; and woods and
plantations occupied 06 0S6 in 1856 and Boo, i6
acres in 1865. In 1856 there were returned by the
enumerators SOP iS9 holdings in Ireland, Of which
jJ60l5 were above one acre in extent, and SO, IA
under one acre. showing increase of3 lS in the for
mer and dmiDution of lGS in the latter class, com
pared with those returned in 1872 The average size
Of farms under tillage in Ireland in 1856, including all
classes of landholdeis, would appear to have been
Ga ~ SIP; but excluding the holders under five
acres and the land in their possession, the average
size of farms would become lla. Pr 33p. The gross
lands are omitted from both of these calculations.
The total extent of land under tlage on holdings
a6ore one acre in the four provinces as under:
6s8 400 ceres Connaught.... 752 4so acres
73i acre. Ulster. l8s 792 acres
This gives the tota of all Ireland under tillage on
holdings above one acre OF j733 66 acres. The total
quantity of land held uader acre was i'll 1855,
3 356 acre; in 1856 3D. lj.
The following gives the r0Iuc of 1--we stock in each
proyiuCe for wear from 1888 10 1856:
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TO Mariueys.

LIGHTHOUSES on FLORIDA RErFcHANcE ctRYsIoRT FEsr
LlGHT FROM AtfxED TO a REVOLVING LfGHr-AEw LfCur-
HOUSE OFF BANK
DRY BANK LiCHrHoUsE-1kc new Lig.thoI.e I'm.
I'cAes, Oh Dry Bank Florida Reef j. NV approaching
Prion and ight win be- exhibited hrreiom about lFs
smbeTo hsy. II is open framework OF irOn, built lpu
plies The roof Of the keeper dwelling ~ feet above the
water From the top the dwelling and within the frame work.
cylinder iu dsner n-e 10 the hizht - feet
Tbs is surm0ntsd by waclroom aid ianeu twelve f hi
DIANE ter aud l5 high The whole structure will be-
high, ard will be painted red.
The Illuminating apparatus will be- dortrr of he fs, odr a
FFesnel showing fixed white light and Illuminating the
horizon
The focal plane will feet above the meau ses level ana
The hglt should be under binary circunstane.. % lie
de- Il fifteen fee. above The danc. OF ni
nautical mica
The position ofbe light lednced by the Coas, suvey.:
Latitude 20 81 81 North.
Longitude 81 g ~ West Of Greenwich.
Bank,
CARYsFoRr REF LiGsT which fixed viii b. changed
revolving t Of the first order # fIese showing bet
fash IN every seconds Mariners particularly r.
toned not 20 mistake VI these lights for the other
exhibition Of the ght and the change II the Cary. t
from fixed to revolving light.
The hi2ht Of te osl plane Cary. Reef Lighthouse l. m
fef above the level Of the and should be- visible
ordinary eIcum.tsnces Of the amosph. from the
eel hen et above water sboI. eighteen nautea The
approximate position la
Latitude 25' 10 ~ North
Longitude SO0 ~ ~ West Of Greenwich.
Due public Notice viii be advance II the exsct OF
the proposed changes BY order Of the Lighthouse Board
w. p REYNOLDS
n.,-,,-,. Captain Corps Of Toposnphics Ensnesra
Philadelphia Oct. 10, 1857.
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the very serious charges which have been made
against him.
The Bdh,m0re P0tret says:
We have 20 special change 20 note IN hnanciaI
affairs. Money il in fair supply A good ieal ot
paper is being offered in bank, which meets discount
to fair extent. First-cass paper Is now negotiated
a. 100 l. g cent per annum.
Exchange at the presen, time is quite aoGma n'
We now quote on New-lork and Boston ut @l Y
cent premium.
tn Cincinnati Gazette OF the 18th says:
The number of hogs packed at Ninceunes IS est
mated az 20 Geo. being increase, rs compared WIN
last year. of 1000. The indianapolis journal OF this
morning reports the number packed at that place
larger than the whole nlmber cut las. season.
From Terre Haute we learn that hogs are arriving
quite freely and that the number in the Wabash Ea-
ley, viii h short time ago it was supposed would oe
short will be in excess OF last year The pickiog al
s.. Louis up TO yesterday was $1,000 head Letters
have been received at louisville estimating den.
cheney in that State of 100 600 head
The following shows the condition of the Bank of
the State of Missouri, at ST. Louis, the Sst day of
December, 1857;
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COURT GLENDALE Day.

spp.,.r -CRculr-Nos $50, 50, 1881
2sS2 iS7 S7l 81 e. s. IS % 40 p ~ - r. ~ ~ 49, 81
SUPREME COURr-SPTCIAL TERA.-Nos ~ 70 80
a. rs pa, Z76, 20. A. ~ a.
CorRT oT CoMxoS PLEIs.-Part Nos. 80, %
ts5 ia IT'S 2i 2o2 IA 2l6 ia lS, liz lls l<% C.
Nos. IA 20 251, %. ~. ~ lo8 IT. r,u,u-;n,
tases are order f0f i:.aNos ~ ~ o. - - - - "
io2 100. Is, n, =, g. .< Ne a. "
~ 50 81, 81 So ST. a. p, a. ~ ~. W. oi2 Or
SUPERIOR CoURT--TRTN IERH:-Soo7. ,,o ~, ~
,st to 40 +OS 45 90 p9 az, ~ 40 $40 ~ ''' ~
a. tH 49, 49, 40 A. 49, 4ja 40 NJ az ror-
KISG's CorSTY CiRCCu COURT CALEND tR.-Ja tr
100, e. o. 81 49, 49, o. %, 80 II, 4! 49, ~ -
", a. <,.,..r r.,rv,.o January 10
Ho. H. r. u.s. TO- a. ~ q q, 80 49, 49, f. a. % d. d.
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u,rLe,. Peportcd Bv Ttlegropk.

woRLEANs Jan l5-The receipt s,rr Of The North A"e 4
ca news caused greater 6rnness IN The Corros market lt
mice. ,dv.r,cd c sales to-day 5000 bales sd9 r MIC.
ding The saes Of the week add up $50 bales and ne r.
pr, sent time a. compared with tbo.e Of ESQ "a, az
stort 29OOO bscs: ditto A. all southern lot,' ,y.5is.
FLOUR sc;iye al - 30 Red wHE.r 81 and wh'I -
Whit. CoEx Sc. PoEE iTu al rij ~ LahD ~ NJ ~ Ny
T,IIow Y c sac Western H,y, SH -, ADJ w -
sit Rio CoFTEr Sdac Sales Of the week l5vo pas 80
receipts 1909; socl 1900 FRElGHrs hTm
CHANGE 1851 1891 Exchange AmsierdarlS'i IhsN"'e
New lork. y celtp Irulium
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MARRIED.
pVEnN-JFNNi

pyTRN-JFNNt.JS- Harlem. Wednesday, Jan. . b.
the Rev Go. Dspc John Oyen Of Philadelphia 70 Sarah
T. Jenkni, formerly Of New Brunswick, N. J.
RICHARDS Downright Windsor Ashtabula County
Ohio on sunday TO- by the Rcv. George Smith Mr. Me-
NJ Richards Of PaIknan Geauga County, TO MssCynts
Downing Of Windsor
FUTILE BIGELOW-IG Hancock " H. on Thursday, jan
a. by the Rev. A. Bigelow, Mr. \. Darwin futile to Mss
Lucy NJ Bigeow daughter Of the officiating clergyman
WILSON STA0ER-On Sunday evening. Jan. II, by the
Rev Mr.. Meeker Mr.. Winthrop Wilson 10 Eetta Stager
both of Millamsb1reh, Long Island
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MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK....
Cleared.

ships-Maid of Orleans Dennis, New.Oresus - Greet
Western Furber Liverpool, G. H. Marshall Co. John Bnghi,
Cutting Liverpool. Williams Guon.
Bark-Gen Cobb, Haskell, Havana, Jos. Perkns. -
Bngs-Bouaparte, Tyler Jacksonville Tbomp-on 4 N rer;
Guaysns (Brtm Oncken, Cudad Bolivar r. Payen.sdt
Co Isabel RurmAnn Tamss Port Prince Deaed Wilson.
schooner Stsmpcdc Brand Maasorda, H. Bower Co
FsAir Dickens Brsto r. l., y Kenny Simpson Hart Sears,
New b. dtod Mater Mary PeaIcy, Eingswoh, Salem, X.
w Ropes Co. r. s. Miller Adams jacksonville, G. H. Pier
son Broutes Powers Porto Plata u. Gaser; w Phillips,
Mount Georgetown Brown neItosset Our kstp (BTl Dorr
man. st. John b., d. r. Deolie Gilbert Bent tBr How.
ard CORVALLIS, ID. II. DeWoe; ~ W. Smith Wyatt Charles
ton McCready Mott Co.
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Arrived.

Us steamship Columbia Berry, % hours from Charleston.
mics M n IF aers sroitd steamship SasRsf hpns @
Charleston d p. steamship Florida tor Savannah q D. M,
steamer McmYbis. tor Charleston,
Ship Rescatc Freeman Liverpool Nov. 30 mdse Williams
Bsrk Morczuma (of NewEsyc), Monroe Demerura jan =
ballast - Smith rute
Oct 80 it, Il AS lon "A O6 f. spoke ship Monsoon lBr rom
Is W spoke .eir. Niairy, ff,u London f1r shsngh1i
Bslk Asa Fisb Wolf ST. Marx, day. cotton 10 Brade x
Bah Golden Age BENTON Galveston Dee y cotton &C. 10
Bark Harmon cot Hap.weD Orr Csrdenas Jan. g. gar 70
Bark Texas Merrill Shields Nov TO- coal to Pibay Sand.
ford sn H. h 5o lon H. spoke ship Poland hence oT syan
Bark Honduras, Bates, Belize Hond, mahogany, &c, 70 p
Bark Samuel Monkey Cof New London) Holm s. Marks !.
day', cotton and tobacco 10 smslw9od Earle Go.
BrI samuel French Co Ea.tporp parr Attalspa, days
sugar and molasses TO Sturges q Co.
Bhl Marine (f Boston) Budd, Galveston Dec D. TO
Bs Auate lo6 Poyde1,s Degi' Newoeans 10 days, sas4
Dds SEA Foam (of New. Bedford Handy Me.sina Now g.
passed GilrataI Dec; TO- fIuh TO j. X. Dow.
Co. Jan H. in lat - % Ion. u 3D. experienced terrific bur
ncane FROG the southward for four hours could show canvass
two sails ahead brig ,nd ehrths latter under storm ,ya
her aud could moving about the cs DIX bat 3D.
Ind 10 signal set After passing her about mile she down
would have down to her but concluded the he
crew on The ehr painted black ad o abo 20 blI
den. This was n lat. 81 - Ion y -
schr Sarah, McAyey, Portland Ne, days potatoes 70
shr Adomanine, Moores Staten Island candle. b P H.
Field
schr Smith futile, Reid, Philadelphia coal for Boston
Schr Transit, Davis Baltimore days, coa.
Steamer Chesapeake Crowe Portland 81 hours mde % H.
B. Cromwell.
Steamer Wesemport, Berry, Savannah Is hours mdse AID
sAlLED-ship. Whrlwind Girt, Melbourne Maid ~ Orleans
Dnus wOIeans j. r. Thaycr Pousand san Ersneisco;
Rockaway Lufkn, New. Orleans; brig b. r. Martin French
Card,nss.
NISD-Duriug the day, n ".
esIs Peek Church fs cy inform that he bark Mary
G. Dyer AL or at Barn, gut mas s,e wi or
II proving TIC wee a-hos the above place the ,ne reported By