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Amador weekly ledger., 1858-01-30
From the Atlantic Monthly.
THE WIND AND STREAM.

A brook came stealing from the ground
You scarcely saw its silvery gleam
Among the herbs that hung around
The borders of that winding stream
pretty stream, placid stream,
A softly gliding, bashful stream.
A breeze came wandering from the sky,
Light as the whispers of dream;
He put the o'erhanging grasses by,
And gaily stopped to kiss the stream
The pretty stream, the fattered stream,
The shy, yet unreluctant stream
The water, as the wind passed o'er
Shot upward many glancing beam,
Dimpled and quivered more and more,
And tripped along livelier stream
The fiattered stream, the simperng stream,
The fond, deli GIFTED, silly stream.
Away the airy wanderer flew
To where the fields with blossoms teem,
To sparkling springs and rivers blue,
And left alone that little stream
The fiattered stream, the cheated stream,
The sad, forsaken, lonely stream.
That careless wind no more came back;
He wanders yet the fields, deem;
But on its melancholy track
Complaining went that little stream
The cheated stream, the hopeless stream,
The ever murmuring, moaning stream
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-01-30

A QUEER LEGISLATIVE Acr.-The Missouri
Legislature recently disposed of somewhat
delicate case in the following manner. A
young woman having borne to young man
a son and heir, which he not refusing to faith
cr, still refused to legitimatize by honorable
marriage, she came up praying the Legisla-
tnre to change her name, which was done,
she and the child assuming the appeation OF
the daddy.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-01-30

WnAr THEY SHOULD Do.-The Shylock
who, with head erect, with honest people min
giles, should cease to shave his fellow men,
and go to shaving shingles.
The lawyer would be better off, his con-
science far less plant who owned a little
farm in fee, and made that farm his client
We have some doctors in our midst, with
talents they should use by practising the
healing art, in heeling boots and shoes.
The minister, whose sage advice useful
moral teaches, should mind and watch as
well as pray" and practice what he breaches.
The world should have its docket called,
and sluggaqds all defaulted; ther those should
be the upper ten," whom labor had exalted.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

NEW YORK MARK ETS, August 21.-GRAIy-Tbe de-
mand for wheat is moderate but the market is better
unsettled the arrivals light Red winter is held at
81 25 in store Milwaukee Club at 81 10d1 12 and white
western s13oG135 New wheat is dull at the extreme
rates asked The sales 81 900 bushels at $1 O5
unsound Milwaukee Club; sl.3O for fair white Michigan;
fl32h fer mixed North Carolina 81 % for fair mixed
Wisconsin,; 81 40 for old white Southern; sl45G157 for
fair to good do. 81 GOAL 26 for red Southern, and
81 80 for red Michigan Rye is quiet at 81 cts for old
and S2dsS for Oats better and in fair demand
sales of State 5l52 cts western at 52a53
Corn better and unsettled owing the break in the
cana-sales of q 600 bushels 76ds4 for unsound,
closing at 7sS4 S6SS good to prime western mixed
Soso Tor white Southern and 9G94 cts for Jersey vel
low.
FLoURIFhe demand is quite active for western canal
flour anu Is exced owing to break in the canal The
arrivals fair and the supply good brands very
indeed we have not heard sale of inspected State to-
have advanced 10d25 per bbl The sales are 10 OOO
bbs at 25 for rejected superine state 81 5O
81 80 for do extra State, and small lots i'll higher s1 az
0S4 95 for superfne Michigan nlin.is and InSa osS
$3.50 for extra do $59oas610 for shipping brands Of
round hoop extra Ohio So for trade brands do
s6@ss for st. Louis brands and s61OGs7 so for ert
Genesee Canadian Flour has improved and is in f, do
mandsales of 500 bbls at 80 s6 for do south
Flour also better, much of the arriving s re-
jected, and have added to list of grades The
sales 1900 bbs at s5S5 40 for unsound supene IS
@$575 for good superfine Baltimore &c. S5 Goa 81 for
fancy and extra do 81 20SS 25 for choice family
extras Rye Flour and Corn Meal dull.
PRovIsIoNs.-The pork market is lower and is unset
tled sales of 700 bbls at $7 for and small lots at
$l7 To- $4 80 for prime and small lots at $4 S5a14s7k
and $40 for clear Beef is in steady demand at rmer
vi lfu Dois d SlloUUl country mess
so for repacked NESS Sl51550 for extra do.
frme mess is in better request-sales of $50 tcs Ceye
land at $2O5o Beef hams are scarce-smal sales
meats are in fair demandsales of 130 hds and tcs
|at Tor shoulders, and 81 Sz cents for hams.
Smoked meats are in fair requessales of $50 hhds and
tierces at 'Ag7hc for shoulders and 104d10Kc for
hams.
Lard is buoyant and il fair demand-sales of 600 bbs
land tierces at lSall2 cents Butter and cheese are
lsteady.
wHIsKErThe market is frm-sales of 400 bbls at 2sx
|927 cents.
BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE MARKET, Aug. 2O.-The
and Leather Reporter states that the trade has
dull the past week. but closed more active and frmer-
The business for the West has been very small we think
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REMARKS.


During the past week the market has been dull without
change in prices Holders continue firm but the trade
prime Rio IL cts; good IL to Tx cts; fair 104 to 10A
cts Lasuayra held at II to 12 cts Java Is to 6 cts
Baltimore, August 2l, 1855
FEATHERs.-we have reported to-day sale of 1000
bs prime Western Feathers at As cts per lb.
FL0UR.-There was some inquiry for Flour to-day, the
Change 100 bbs choice Ohio Super 1878, $50 bbl.
Ohio Extra at s6 200 bbs City Mills at s525 and 500
bbls. do at $3.50 The market closed firm at these fig
Howard Street Extra quote at s6.25 and City
Mills do Sc 625G650. Rye Flour continues and
wanted We quote first Rye at 81 2594 37H, and Corn
GRAIN-The receipts of Grain were light to-day, and
the market for Wheat and yellow Corn rather better
The offerings IL 900 bus Wheat, 500 bus Corn
bus Oats and 500 bus. Rye Sales of red Wheat were
made at 1202s cts and white at 115G120 cts for
and lbs 40 cts for fair prime Yellow Corn sold
at SSS cts for fair to prime and white at 20 for in
closed firm at the quotations Rye rather dull at
50 cts for Pennsylvania We quote Rye at for
Pennsylvania, and 70d72 cts for Maryland Oats
firm with active demand, and sales made at $40
Al cts. for new Maryland.
MoLAssEs-The market is quiet but firm and we have
no sales report quote it firm at the following rates
viz 2930 cts for clayed Cuba 35 cts for Muscov
do 80 35 cts for English Island 3Sd42 cts for Porto
Rico and 50,d)55 cts. for New Orleans.
PROVISIoNS.-There continues be a fair demand
for Provisions but the market is not active Bacon is
rather weaker and sales 80 hhds Shou
ders at * cts so hhds Sides Cincinnati packed at
OK cts 25 hhds do at 9% cts 80 hhds do in two lots
OK cts and % hhds Terre Haute de- private terms
400 pieces Hams at 1O4 cts. 500 pieces do 1OX cts
and 700 pieces do. at TX cts We quote Bulk Meat at
Ok cts for Shoulders and Se cts for Sides and Hams
We note a sale made yesterday of 10 0lbs Bulk Shou
ders at 64 cts. We quote Mess Pork at SIT 5017 rs,
Prime at S14d15 and Rump at $3.50; Beef at s14a16
for Mess, and Sill for No l. Lard II cts for West
ern in bbls. and tierces.
RICE-We note sales to-day of so terces good Rice at
81 cts.
SALT-Continues in fair demand. Liverpool is selling
in lots at 80 cts for Ground Alum 125 cts for Marsha
Fine lao per sack for Ashtons and Turks Island 2o
25 cts. per bushel from store.
SUGARS.-The market for Sugars is quiet and rather
heavy The only sale have heard of to-day is 10 hhds
Cuba at s.. We continue to quote common to prime New
Orleans s7759 5O to prime Porto Rico at 500
950 fair to prime Cuba at sSd912H Refining grades Cuba
and English Island at S7d37.75.
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La W NTELLHENCE.

CRIMINAL CoURT.-Hon. HENRY STUMP Judge FRED
ERIcK PINKNEY Esq, Deputy States Attorney prosecut-
ing The following business disposed of in this Court
Saturday last
FREDERICK MULLER, charged with assaulting and
ing PATRICK WILKINSON, convicted and fined S5 and
costs-tota 1880
FRANCIS GARDINER, charged with assaulting A. HAIR
MAN. Declared mot guilty"
WIN. TALHEIMER, charged with assaulting VIM. HOFF
MAN The accused not appearing when called, his
cognizance forfeited and he ordered to pay the
costs
Rosa ALBACH, charged with assautng Mrs. JULIA Cor
DON, beating her and splitting in her face Verdict Of
mot guilty.
SAMUEL HOLLOWAY, (negro0 charged with assaulting
officer ELLIOTT in the discharge of his duty Found gull
ty, fined 81 and costs-toal 81 794and ordered be i'm
prisoned fifteen days
and resisting officer WORK in the discharge of his duty
and kicking him Found guilty. fined 81 and costs-to
tai S10.31-and imprisoned II days.
The recognizances of JAS. CALDWELL and JNo. BELL
MAN forfeited, neither answering when called.
Adjourned to Saturday next at IL o'clock.
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Iza Sagua Empire, MOBILIZE schrs. B. Hart Gbralter;
Rachel Aux Cages; Haxall, RichIond; fremont Freder
icksburg.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 2O-Arr. bark Indiana Savan-
nah; schrs 0ttaway Salt Cay Daniel Canon Fredercks
burg Jno H. Griffith. Alexandria Crd schrs. $. Fisher,
c. Anderson, C. Hadden and a. B. Hays, Washington
At quarantine-ship Banshee, Rio de Janero.
BOSTON, Aug. 19-Arr. barks NJ. j. kmball, Mansa-
nla Sulote Cardenas Grand Turk MaanZas; brgs Lin
coln Jacmel Ambrose Havana; Virginia, Rappahannock
schrs. ID. c. Hulse Wilmington D. c.; Willow, Richmond.
Crd bark Topc Bird, Surinam brigs Marine Havana NJ
b. Davis, Savannah; J. W. Sawyer, Charleston schrs.
Hannah, Franklin, La; W. A. Henry, st. Pierre, Mq
SOUTHERN PORTS.
ALEXANDRIA, Aug. 1O-Crd schr. Ellen Mar, New
York.
RICHMOND Aug. 1s-Arr. schrs NJ. vassar, Jr., Alba
ny; Mary Halifax
WILMINGTON, Aug 1S.-Cld brig Albert Adams Bos
ton; schr. Smithsonian, New York.
CHARLESTON, Aug. 1S.-Arr. schrs. Zephyr Havana;
Helene New York. CI'd schr. d. B. Warner, New York
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEGR R A MS
ATTHE OFFICE OF THE
DAILY EXCHANGE.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF STEAMER ANGLO sAxo

ARRIVAL OF STEAMER ANGLO SAXON
QUEBEC, August 22-The steamer Anglo Saxon has ar
rived from Liverpool with dates to the 1h The
Canada arrived out the 7h and the North America
and the Kangaroo on the llth inst
ENGLAND.
There great anxiety in England in regard to the
Atlantic cable The first regular from Trinity Bay
reached Vaentia the night of the 9Th The speed in
transmission said to be greater than at Plymouth and
the currents apparently as strong Shares held at about
1900.
Queen Victoria and Prince Albert left the I1h
Prussia
1t has been resolved receive proposals the pur
chase charter of the Great Eastern and also adver
tse her for sale at auction. Meantime money will be
raised on mortgage topay for her completion.
FRANCE.
The Cherbourg fetes concluded the Sth with the
Inauguration of the Statue of Napoleon, when the En-
peror made another pacific speech.
The London Times has article favorable to the annex
alton of Mexico to the United States.
CHINA.
The allies had advanced unopposed to Tiensn followed
by the Americans and Russians. A high Mandarin had
been sent there to negotiate.
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, August 11-Cotton-Sales last three days
240 bales including 5000 bales specuators and 1900
bales for export Market opened buoyant and closed quiet
but steady.
Manchester advices are favorable-market firm
BREADsTUFFs-The weather has been favorable for the
crops Breadstufs have declining tendency and all
qualities have slightly declined. Flour-Philadelphia
and Baltimore 2ls. 6d.22s. Ohio 22s (d23s. 3D. Wheat
is dull lower qualities slightly declined. Red Western
5s sd :a6s. Sd. White Western 6s96s. 4d. Southern
6s Cd ais Sd. Corn inferior-but better quail
tiles dull White 34s d34s 6d.-yellow 33s )33 Cd.
New Orleans White 30(d33s.
PEovIsIoNs-Beef heavy. Pork is steady. Bacon is
steady and Lard quiet at 60 for choice in retail.
TALLow.-Butcher's offered at sos.
PRoDUcE-Rosin is steady at s4s. ID. Sugar is firm
at an advance of Cd Coffee isquie Rices steady. Car
olina at 23s. I'd. Turpentne is dull.
MONEY MARKET-Consus9 &c Gy96S for money and 964
for account.
American securities unchanged. Money market
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THE DAUGHTER OF GILBERT STUART.-The Boston
EUening Transcript says: Among the sufferers bv
the late fire in Bromield street, no one excited
more sympathy than the talented and excellent
daughter of Americas greatest portrait painter
Gilbert Stuart whose memorable picture of Wash
ington alone entitled him and his posteritv to last
ing national gratitude. For many years Miss Jane
Stuart, who inherits much of the good sense wit
and genality of her illustrious parent, has main
tanned herself and sister by artistic labor She be-
gan, we believe, by copying her fathers historical
portraits, and caught much of his vigor of express
sion and admirable color; but recently she has Civ
en- new evidence of origina skill and taste her por
traits of Mrs. Jared Sparks, Miss LYMAN, the Rev.
DR.. Lothrop, Mrs. H. e. Otis, and others, have won
much admiration. After a severe winters toll at
the easel Miss Stuart went to her native city of
Newport, K. l., fortnight ago. for rest and recre-
alton; and now her little collection of specimen por-
traits and the artists materials, left in her Boston
studio, with probably some exemplars of her faith
er's genius have been destroyed"
DEER HUNr.-A party of eight gentlemen from
this county, a deer hunt of a few days last week
at jennings Gap, Augusta county, killed eight
deer. Another, but larger party, from the Univer-
sity and vicinity, is hunting at Crawford's Springs
-CharlottesrHe Va. Advocate.
The Emperor of Russia has conferred upon DR..
Charles A. Leas, of Baltimore, the order of ST.
Stanslaus of the third or highest degree in testi-
mony of medical services rendered during the late
Crimean war.
Robert Dale Owen, the American Minister at
Naples, writes letter to the N. Y. Frcen,an's
Joarnat, denying its report that he had become a
Catholic
The Team says within the last week. over Sl2 900
have been distracted from letters between San
Antonio and New Orleans, mostly between San
Antonio and the coast.
The Republicans of the fifteenth district of Ohio
have nominated William Helmck in opposition to
Gen. Burns, the democratic candidate.
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BALTIMORE AND THE WEST

An important meeting of Railway -ators was
held in 'Cincinnat on Friday. All the ,'rincipal
Railway Companies, whose lines radiate from that
city and their principal Eastern connections, were
represented. The purpose of the meeting was to
establish uniform rates of freight, and after mature
deiberation the following tariff of rates was agreed
upon, to take effect to-day, August 23d, and con-
tinue until further notice, viz:
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

SATURDAY, Aug. II.
EXCHANGE.-The demand for Exchange is very limit
ed, and rates almost nominal We quote Bankers
bills on London at 9h49A, Commercial do at 9CG94;
Paris GO days sight, silly do short sight 5f7H; Ant
werp 5f12h; Amsterdam 81 4@Slh; Bremen 794@79%;
Hamburg 365s; Cologne 731s and Frankfort41A.
BARKING note sales to-day of .35 tons No. Querci-
tron Bark at $40 per ton. No. is firm at So
COFFEE.-rhe market is quiet, but continues very
firm The only sale reported to-day so bags good Rio
IL cents. We note the arrival of the Brig Heen day.
from Rio, with 2400 bags Below will be found Messrs
White Elders weekly report, to which We refer:
WEEKLY COFFEE REPORT.
Stock of Rio Coffee August IA, 1853 900 bags
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Later from Mexico.
Later from Texas.
Fire ,t S,ro,dsburo ID,

STRoUDsBURG Pa, Aug. 20.-rhe tannery belonging to
W s. White, was destroyed by fire about II o'clock last
insurance $40 OOO The fire is supposed to be the
work of an incendiary.
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4th class. flour. wheat.
nar 100 lhs ner hhI mr. 1OOlhs



Before the adjournment fthe British Parliament
Lord Campbell gave notice of two important bills
which he proposed to introduce at the next session.
As they relate to matters of interest this side of
the Atlantic, and may furnish an Indictment to leg
slation on the same subjects, in our State, we
copy his lordships brief statement of the object of
his proposed bills:
The object of the first bill was to prevent prac-
tice that exists of clandestinely going before
grand jury, and preferring bills Of indictment for
perjury, conspiracy, obtaining money under false
pretences, and such offences, for which there was
not the slightest foundation. The result, however,
was, that the grand jury, behind the back of the
party accused, induced, sometimes rather
hastily, to find bills of indictment upon which
warrant obtained, and the party was appre-
hended and imprisoned until he found bail. There
should, in his opinion, be no bills found without
an examination before magistrate or proceedings
before Judge. The other measure would have re-
ference to the great inconvenience that had imme-
MORALLY prevailed from the practice of requiring an
unanimous verdict from jury. They had of late
experienced great inconvenience from the rule be-
cause the individuals on juries were Independent
in their thoughts, and did not defer sometimes to
the opinions of the judge, or to the opinions of
large majority oftheir own brethren. He propos-
ed, not that the minority of jury should be gov
erned by the majority, but that if, after certain
deliberation by the jury, they all agreed except
two, the verdict of those who had agreed
should De considered as tantamount to the verdict
of the whole u, subject, however, to be reviewed.
and, if necessary, set aside.
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Fishing Boat Capsized Lake Michigan
Three Men Drowned.


CHICAGO, Aug. 2O.-During the storm on Wednesday,
fishing boat with eight persons board capsized in the
Lake. fifteen miles from Milwaukee Three men, Cornell
ius Myer Frederick Lesing and another whose is
unknown, were drowned. The balance rescued by
the steamer Traveller.
Later from Mexico.
NEW ORLEANS, August 19.-We in receipt of late
Gdvces from Mexico, from which Vdaurri
left Monterey the 9th uit., with second column
against the capital. He would unite with the forces of
Zuazua Col Coronado preparing to join him from
Durango. Vidaurr expecting bloodess victory
Later from Texas.
NEW ORLEANS, August 19-Iater Texas advces an
nounce that Gen. Twiggs had ordered expedition of
four companies of calvary and fifty infantry provoned
for three months against the frontier Indians Titus
company had passed Fort Chadbourne the 29th for
Sonora.
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The Yellow Fever at New Orlea,

NEW ORLEANS, August 19-There forty three
deaths from yellow fever Wednesday.
NEW ORLEANS, August 20-The number of deaths yes
terday from yellow fever twenty eight
Health of Charleston
NEW YORK, August 21.-The Health Commissioners of
this city have declared Charleston port
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SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
Prices and Sales of Stocks in Ne,o York.



Through WM. FISHER Il Son, Stock and Bill Brokers'
No % SOUTH STREET.
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FATAL AccIDENT.-As Mr.. John w. Young, who
resides on the Leesburg turnpike, short distance
west of this city, was crossing Hooh's Run, Fri
day night in his cart by some accident, the horse
fell off the bridge, carrying with him the cart,
out, and catching him under it, the side-board fall
ing across his neck, either breaking it or choking
him to death.-Alecandria Gazette.
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AMERICAN DEMAND FOR ENGLISH CATTLE.-At the
recent agricultural show held at Chester, England,
of cattle to export for breeding purposes. Two
Durham bulls, for which high price was paid,
were bought for shipment to Adelaide. Mr.. Sand
ford Howard, editor of the Bosto" Crtt'cdtor, has
purchased twelve head of Ayrshire cattle for the
Massachusetts, Agricultural Association; he has also
twelve head more of the same breed ready for ship
ment. Some splendid SOuthdown rams, purchased
from Mr.. Jonas Webb, of Cambridge, are consigned
to Colonel Morris, of New York.
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Ship Joseph CLARK Koaser, IS days from Liverpool
WUita0y Nea-Cafso sI10 saeks salt 10 j Whitley ace.
Ship Britannia Paten, from Liverpool duly 2, Meeker.
Knox
ship Ia Nssmh, Watts, days from Boston, 10 YIN J
Dewy.
Ship sorer overlook days from New York, Geo W
stp Susan H@ss Freemnu. days from Boston, VIM ]
neweN.
Bark Naz9i5n, sitter, days from New York 10 Wood
ruiz 200
Brig Ialnan, Hansen, % hours from Havana GodenDow
tatParFe.
shin adds snow, hume, from Rosou to Vim Dewey.
SHIP 0rcmmbo tatw) Fulsom, FROM boston
Breman 1aTE Achilles, SNrdsulolz liverpool Aug =
Schf Rolling Wave, -, from -,
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Ashh Is an IheEsa7e lZ4ttg5
The Exchange market to-day had very heavy feeling The
spks sold checks New Yok at x q q discount and
spand sum, say $4,000 disposed Of 1916 sixty DAYS
st5At "a ~ discount sight outside q n u Discount
Stirring with bills Of adng attached offered l07 We
gsots from lOf to 1919 % 1873 Clear bills were taken at
MS and sone at 1851 Franc, sold q imaraet
mgesat IN @ . Its useess refer to NewYark rates
tb3 time Our market going governed by what
going ~ Wall street in the face Of steady receipts and
aGeJy demand for cotton
There little done in stocks to-day There were sae
u @ shares caanl Bank somewhete between 8 and l2 being
a0weeu two large operators-they keep the price private
aaa ofhs BanAse sts stg f2r sse,ossh sHaina saer
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A UCTIDN NOfICE-TuE UNDERSIGNED Will
n n0nunae the Old and, M = a hsye5 rect, ne
Auction nd 7nnFiss hSuaS formerly carried on under
Ihe firm Of q. PEYGH AUD. HYDE 4 co.
Liberal advances cDnslgumets ana CrtGt sata
tRs1td reas0uR ie1eIm
Casa advances also maize in New Ynrk Boston, Philadelphia
tsmore by agents said cities on cansgnmens 10
III r addtezs
Z. ROGWR i CO
New Orleans, Sept. l. 1855 SCI Ct
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&9InnilIa &nleLLIgente.
MONDAY, September q, 1858.

CLEARED SATURDAY.
Steamship Cahawba, Bulbeh for New York via HAVANA
James Connolly EcD
steamship Magnolia, CroWellt for Galveston, b Payne
shjp 9eh"t, G9rwlth, llayTe, Baxter, Lowell ECb
ship Go4srisI Bernsee Rio Dc janRiro BelkuRp Sears
S Up Ghfp MI Hlns, Boston. Grepyy Il Farucu
Bark Gt0wer, Robbins, Boston, Crreyy { FArWalI
BE}g West Indian, Cook isyaua B5udousluie Phillips Ero
Sphr Helpnu, Burns, Nj bile, b W Huntington