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New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01

County T., ,.ors 10 - s.Iis EsEe, = : ee.cved
thai b. BAD f,insd cIinHss is.lnssy wlsh ~oiiAn
iu Com .e,i.t Mo hsi be- reared ~ the : ot
h's wife but sbn III married .sd sgb'eqpcb.y b.
cone a widow ss .ev.nts, shortly after hIs removal
here she folo@sd aim aDi a''el,sons 70 her n.Ne
been oi marked chaT Bcer y 20 excite eneTal Do
t.ce and lo geaily snuOy abs wiz, sho oas on occa
fon eyasperstsd that me thres'en"d 70 sh"o'
her liYa aid sde search inF bes tyr inat purpose
ior,nps,eiy or unfortunately, without Gudlug her.
On Nondsy of la; xeek the gliy parties held an
interview aoi overheard fl9y discussing ;helr
arrangements for ~ elopemeD,. Smith s0 take
tis cio,h.. ont of bis house in sub mSnneT az Do'
r. aitfsc, tie ,h,rrya,on excite TIE suspicion of
NJ. wife ,bey were to meet the depo; of the n. A.
4 : Railroad on THURSDAY night, go - hichisao City
,p5 ,hrYce Er,. where Smith ssri he souh be able
Ia procure a commission In the Uai,ei States army
Al in tba! event would have nj insmOraiA ever Win
him. In cAse o. failure, he wone rc'uTn here, divide
his estate with lie wife, Obtain divorce ana theb
many 4" where his heart was.
The prosra.nue iu,iy carried ont. lne clotAes
were sbstrscted FEM ;be hoI,e IN sgUe ~ tle ~ath-
'prsss of Mrs Smith, w,o has SpPrsed OF her nus
bands puipos- aud on Thursday The parties ie's CD
the route a2ieei upon. From Nj 'hisan city he ad-
dressed lt,r 10 his wife, stating that he bad been
suddenly called east upon busin.s - would retarn ID
few oa,s.
We have uot heard the name OF Tie woman, bu, size
described abou; fcIy yrsrs Of age, sma and nn-
prepos.essr u aTsOn Saith i saoai the same age,
has u good accre.s and Is iut.ligent and WeI edu-
Gated He WAS We are informed, Al Que time a mem
her of the Com ec,icu Legislature. Mrs. SInia, w'h
her children t the city yesterday, 10 return 20 her
friends in Connecticut She IS said 70 BE- IN tne
sion II n considerable fortune in her own night.
iLAfsyst,n uEdl J5arns, Jaly -
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01
A RAILROAD ~ KANSAS.
c C7rresrordosce Of Tie n. Y. Tribune.

Csrresrordo.oe Of Tie n. Y. Tribune.
ELwooD Kansas, Juiy D, lSJ3
The heated term has been 80 exbaustlug this sum
mer that il j. difficult 70 gather ones scattered
thoughts. The average heat al p m. since June %,
has been % degrees aod during the time bsNe had
rain bat once. Still the counryis healthy the nights
are comparatively cool few days without breezs ami
crops excellent. think should have no reason to
complain. Tie Fail wheat is all harvested, and u
larger in amount and better in quality than any e'oP
before raised in this section. Corn looks finely, and
promises ODE good yield. For the nopce the farmers
are Lot growing, though they begin 10 cast longing
eyes for ram. q,
Emigration has been pouring into the Territory all
the Spring, ard even now | notice occasional teams.
think the emigration has been larger this than acy
preceding season, after leaving out the Pikes Peak
rush
The Pacific Railroad has been commenced, and here
in Elwood Or Monday the President and Directors OF
the ElwOod and Merysyille Rsfoad Company as-etn-
bled in Elsood and with due solemnity OF ceremony,
broke ground ard comm enced work on tms-the nTsS
Jsiroad in Kansas or west of the Missouri State line.
Marysvile il on the Big Blue, about ll0 miles weet OF
Eeo0d and the direct route To the Pacltc wa
Pixies Peak South Pass. The road can be olllt
very chesp, and runs through well sst'ed country,
upebc un beIed with Indian reserves. The enterprise
is seconded by all the influence and wealth OF 81.
Joseph, and is in the hands Of the same men whose
energy commenced and carried through the Hannibal
aid joseph titltr vi nh"
Ewooj and individuals interested in the success D. the
road have hired men and placed them under foreman
TO grade the first miles, already surveyed in thirty
days the uext eight miles will be under contract, and
by Spring the road will be graded for twenty miles and
possibly uoned part of the distance.
We Do~ more than ever realize the injustice done
the settlers Of Kansas by the land sales There are
very few persons here who expect TO purchase lands
for cash but large numbers OF land warrsnts have
been sen and broug here for the purpose OF entering
ano at private entry. If Government! really selis the
lands for the .ake OF revenue why not sithdraw them
from private entry after the public saeis held None
bat SPECTATORS desire 10 at private entry, and
they only use warrants. The il jury 10 the Territory
advancement and the wrong TO the settlers, produced
by the.e saes, is well nigh ncsculable This action
,f the Administration shows the snimus of the S1am
Democracy and writes lie upon their hollow proies-
ZION. OF love for the laborDg classes.
Words powerless to express the strength oi ieel
ing d,payed By every settler and al those resident
WHO know ard appreciate the actual condition of the
Territory and our people will hold the Democratic
party To- account tor tie broken faith OF this Demo
cratic Administration. Il.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01
KENTUCKY HIGHU,A YMEN
corTt.pondsree q The c,rci1nl;i Gs4s,,e. "

C,-r,sp. nS.uce 4 Tie Cincinnati Gazette.
B.DFORD. Tnuble, County, by, July -, ls59
4 paper of Nadisoo Ind. stated that Judge Nntsll
had made requisiton upon the Governor Of the state
for company Of militia to protect the prisoners 10 be
tried this day, which berg heard OF IN this county
great excitement got up resulting IL the organization
Of auob. The paper, which had made the tale up
ou, Of the whole cloth for there il actually no organ
ized militia company in the State, the new law not
going into fleet for years snG the old one having
been repealed, had seated thai regiment would 81
rive al tins place Sunday evening.
The mob accordingly resolved to hang the prisoners,
fearing that they would escape or at lesst be taken
from the county. About seyenty-fve armed men met
~ the blacksmiths shop, fully bent upon death. Mr.
Nicholson, son-in law Of Halle happened near and
made speech, imp orng tie people 10 allow the due
cour,e Of justice 10 be followed Apparently, his words
had 10 effect; the men marched fO the jail and de-
na1 ded the custody Of the prisoners. A number oi
ue.ches were now made the alsIty OF the rumor was
ror:ed out. and the anger Of the people was turned
iror the editor Of the sheet, who probably saved his
bores by being absent.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01

ARuyAwAY WIFE.-A7 Z O'Clock On Monday even
Dg AL Industrious carpenter named Auga-tus DoofsnI
rerarned 10 his bone op fsiD street near Cherry 10
find that hs wifi had packed up AL ms portable ilri'
turs and gone of-he knew not whittier. Upon rebsc-
ton he concluded -ne designed 10 join her fsn1s $,
Newt orleans, and accordingly be hurried 70 tie packe,
landing. There be found his wife and goods OF bJafi
the steamer " G. NJ. MOrlsOn ~hico was Jast leaving
the wharf. ON being discovered she confessed her
willingness 10 20 home with him, nnd-the boat nov
Ing o-exhoTted BIN 10 90 for drsym 10 take back
toe goods. He earnestly, but vaiDy begged toe cap
tain 10 delay and doomed 10 staod almost fr,nie
On the Shore and wines the tTuaDcy and perbfous
larceny Of biz Diie. He cane year silce il0m New
Orleans where lis former wife died, and sas followed
by h.. presert iabe-s pernfr, whom DC here nanrled
Ike months $50. EacD has child by former mar
rage whom each retains. Besde her lords feather
bed and otLer vsluaoles, he accuses her Of having
stolen bic Des cost pants, vest &C., leaving MIN with
destitute hon and wardrobe. -. Louis Dem.
A LAWYER N JAIL.-George w. HiDcAlsy, o law
YER Las been serving out q term OF imprisonment In
the Madison County jail. During the period Of LIS IN
ration. hs had served urn hin notice 70 set
ssloe judgment he had recovered in the Supreme
CouIt Ar. llAckey opposes thr m9.on, raising tIu'
kro,ty question which viii probably tTayerse the
Judicial branch the Government before II u s.ttled
ast an saorney in JAZZ b sw sst p Ton me ee..se.
q TIE word wibg. I'd thereby piseaasa ng ,ssndns
sryrg Bos o,o an s;iorey thus tnsted was equiv
., tie deed y uoieisy nDb he living wnic1
cepc.rt ossyss irregular ss, unconstitutional add VOID
AM. Joseph Loft, res pectobe farmer living near
S.okets Harbr went ont 70 salt his cate, Sunday
iss, be was set upon by a wicked three year-oi bull
TIE sL.msl first struck bin with both horn. in the
io,rs end gave hin toes in the arr az the unsortu-
rate man zane down he struck again IN the fore
lead ard Shoulder. OF courEe the resal. w4s ineyi.a
bic death. ueghbOr saw the TRANSACTION, and when
lie went 10 the Of ur. Luff the iniuratsd AMI
nal csne rushing upon him. when he We. sho, with .
gun q at the man had with him.
THE CoAsT sCRyEY.-The coss. Of Massachusetts
has been surveyed from the New wHampshire lne 70
the MsnO,net Hils south Of Plymouth, and from
Orleans on TIE Jay side, around TO the Rhode Island
hrelesypg yet TO be executed the intervening space
between Orleans and Plymouth party of the United
ststes Coat Survey Corps is now stationed near
Yarmouth, under the command Of Capt. a. n. Ham
son. An entire survey of Barnstsbe harbor win be
made this season by this party. Boston TssnscnPt
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01

FLoPENFRT oF CoNSEcTICCT Mas ~ lNDftNh.
There hAs been a runor current about tae city Tor
reyeIs dsys past OF the eopenent OF wealthy citi-
zen With gOugn who va lOt Lis wlie-esy.Gg be
hiDd Lin the lady "a fully bearing Lin III Teatos-
f,- that portion Of country which u deecred IN rew'-
paper geography ss " parts unknown: We were re-
Gua,ed 10 ma G no mention Of the affair .or the sake
q friends Of the parties bot a. al! The facts have
,rsrspired and aye generally known, we feel that We
are under further obligation TO keep -ence, ps.i-
cDlay the sinrrg husband appears 70 De Tchy de-
seIylrg Of pablo ezPosuTe.
His Eane /. John 4. Smith. He i son Of the Hon.
Per1y Smith, deceased formerly Un.te5 States Snaor
rom Connecticut. lie purchssed the Ellsworth resi-
isnce on South street year or two sEce, and then
removed from New Haven TO this city for the purpose
of suuenn,epding The improvement of large body OF
and which lie ouEs lear MoIl; GID0s, 10 benton
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01

hL.s r. Isf7. .. tie % ELiEI II Pres.ien' Bpysr.
me Gu,OU UIt - tressury bills hsd r-n 20 pvVo
couid.. aud tuGs then the BuG b-r hss s.l further
IBeIea-ec. The blons haye ihe efhgyoi -he hni'
pc-L
In further conversion lie stated hist no one
pos knsw the amount Of paper money IN elreul,-
ton 81 'he late Emperor snd his Ministers made
secret ISSUES One half Of the Nationsl Debt
the itdsmuity contracted 10 be paid TO rance
by Boyers lmoecihty-b,s already been paid, he
believed; and Soulouquc, Dc though, imagined
that The stated nsallnt nj vas regularly pad every
year. but De.yer pocketed me moIey. There SAL
renamed SeJC0 600, With he Interest % coup )ns
ssusd by Soulouque
The value Of tbe eourdes fuctasted during onr
residence in Hayt-, from III 70 I'D to the SP.n-
ish dollar II - gradually drscenjlng-that IL, IN.
cressing in value. In l-29 one gentleman informed
me, TIE value of tie rDurde Was equal 10 b cents
Amer can.
"Cofee," said merchant, ii is the real curren-
cy Of the Country" For example: Daring ihe
harvest months oi coffee December, January and
Febguary-it sells at ) 100 20 SlO- (Haytau dollars
or gouIoes) the French hundred pounds; during
June. July and August az from Sl60 10 Sl-O;
Daring December January and February. the ex-
change viii be sixteen IisytAn for one Spanish
dollar; during June, July and August 1t Will run
from eighteen TO twenty. Thss, therefore IN con
sequence OF these fluctuations, 81 exporter may
lose by the coffee but gain upon the currency.
Here is an average of tie value OF the gourds or
dollars for number OF years past; never hitherto,
nor spy similar statement, published There are
about 500 commercial days IN the year. Sundays
and fsst days bearing no quotations, although tie
principal DAYS for the retall trade:
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01
ANOTHER BALLOON VOYAGE.
MR. JOHN WISE PROPOSES TO MAKE ANOTHER
TRIAL TRIP FROM II. LOUIS TO TIE EAST.
Mr.. John Wise whites tie folio sing letter TO friend
81 "a Il,
Of his IL Ills cHy:

49,
oi Lis u Ills cIty: .--.
My DEkR FRIEND: Tomorrow my son Charles
leaves here with biz illoOn Jupiter, which i
ctpstle % canylrg up four men, with ballast.
With Ter ! intend 10 feel tie cir currents, PROVIDED
With good Smithsonian barometer, furnished me
by Proi. joseph Henry.
The Jupiter viii be accompanied by N.f c0nso'l'
the " "Canymede, >" ssilsd by my -on.
Ny intention is II can make tee nece'sary arrange
tLis 10 ssl from ST. Louis eastward, to sone Guy u
that longitude or noth of ttat line, ssy Ierre tie re
luciauapuAs or Lafayette; there descend, sno' II
rteessAry reylerifh win flesh supply q ga, ana
reesceud 10 20 OF further eestsard erd repeat again
the il hatiou This vii show the prsct,cabuity OF
topping and supplying on ,Ae way. IT. viii sso -ho"
ha, We car occupy the daylight alone Il We choose, oy
holding % for the night. .,..
Isoro -ay positively tbst shall ,rcceed IN thi-, the
first trGl, but . w iry. loa vi have i1e 's'ne
patience with II thgt you would win ch'ld hat y
esfninc 10 walk give Il bit ht.e tine ara liiile
exper-uce ara i wil learn. and after Wine 60 %
sp.ca erraucs TOO. 80 will the balloon, az soon a. IL
cets fairy out Of IL swaddaIg Clothes only nave Pa-
iierce with ne While l sm wesnlpg =. Others WI
soon sprip Nd upon these demon-tatOns % AXE tue
youih bv the hand who Will BE- much better masiers
ibaL ar of De now are
Siond ,ccrred in reaching lcdhuspo-4s, or any OK
he other two places named theree TIE extreme upper
cuuepi. yopH serve 20 sal 70 Cincinnati or Columbus
-. Lou. i the point beet OF al Western cces
70 usss tese experiment.. iIcm, because i Is az west
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01

At the average rate of last year, the paper money
of Hsyti, IN single gourd dollar bills, is worth
somen here between 5000 an1 $500 (Auerican
currency per acre! Some of them are nearly 1S9
inches in size, They sre nearly all in two-dosr
bills-ihat is, worth ~ American cents. A few
hundred dollars worth of this money fear would
break down frst-rate mule.
JAMES REDPArlL
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01

sld Lis e. 3ary ciss- b.w..E !. aId ae Aani 9 sea-
Il ard Ess..rs ei.i.s N..hlDg can d more c1eeiiu :
. %. sysspa,ie Seron s5t tnsn r. r<.5ss OF the
te.ssen the. .wo sres: ea.renl'ies. Some twenty
large cites uh three four score arge villages, al
lyhc usdsTDesih the gTsSt balloon route fIon 3.
LOUIS to N,w-hork
thrk this .nipc can sa.ily be established, and ST
cosi ;sa; may be supplied by ne uere -msl outlay o
entrance Zee 70 .u,I icrul-triti0us Al all events
sha make the efor, in good ai:S, sud DO no; sue
ceed folly msy partially ard 10 tna' par'a! sncces'
make The xsy ,a-ieT fer G.y successors ..,.
The iine Gems 20 h.ve come 70 do something 10 this
great ,lea.eot-:Ae s,mos phers. Nature has eat Il
before as az we shoud bs reiss OF our true d--'Iay
w.Ie 20 =: j, 20 by wi;hou, a nal AmeTes i tue
country peculiarly adap;sd Q" - development, and -
loui- good drpo. % star irJIn.
Will ie.ve rere lev DAYS .ite- my son, ami hope
e. be N yOlr coy nsI. week e leave i, once more
cI ;be cTea: Bal cor Route.
Yo.-s :-lv JOHN WISE.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01
JOHN WISE.

THF AriANTIc B,ILoOS.-Mr. Ia Mountain hss
usGe srraIgem meu.s win parties irom New-iork oy
which hey ser.e Ia ;urpisn him MI the money he re-
onira> 10 buG balloon and necessary apparatus TOR
iis voysge acIo.s he Atlantic. He will commence
T.. geik Of construction =, Lsns.n sbuTgh IN ies
weeks / e balloon W. BE- seveltynse iett IN diaul'
s,.r ara 20 be made of sik manufactured expressly
fT y, is cot w.. ro, oe ess than OO0 that OF the
Atlsp-c~ wss mt 81 900. Mean while the torn bal
lon b,;rg :scorsIn tel into enc forty feet m diam
e,er. ana AZ ascension WI oe made from WatertoHn
with L or the ith Of august.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01
JAMES REDPArH

Mreh of til. letter b., An revised since w. written and
,,d rom Goutiv. Hence il facts which gathered st
Taee, aIo period, ,Ibse qu.ut 20 nay yilt 20 thai city.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surro.ste of
the County Of N.~ York Ntee j. hersby rVen % a.
New York s.s Captain 6ecssed % present u" sam. win
,obs,s IN, ,n~eTib.f bis Office q, The foot Of
In ,t Pa. River IN h City Of New yors on r before he
s7t asv Of January ne1p..ed, NewYork, 10 30 day o.
Jply, iSS9 .o,,,, =, roryyepun ,..a-...
iyl5 lspenM JOHN r. IOHNShNO' hseS~b'l'
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01

In PURSUANCE Of 40 order OF toe Surrogate OF
tb. Couuv %: S.w-York notice IA hereby all
.n, h.vinT r.Ds ssaius. ERNEST H. WlNZER late Of he
az, ofN. Yors druss dcceasd present tbe with
sof ihe lbscbcT- either o. No "a Ceosrs a.
te rne Of Ferdinand Bancke az III residence q; Henry
Jop No 70 Bowey in the city 81 New York on or before
o. III: dsy neNDsted NewYort tae 'rr'h day
,f Jam. 1859 FERDINAND BLANCHE, ps..,.o,.
tllsxtnM HENRY JOHNSON
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01

IN PURSUANCE OF on order of the Surrogate
sb, Couuty Ne~ IoTk noics hrT,by given 20 a. PSI
-. having claims araus. WAITER GOhSAN, s'e of:he cy
cf NswioTk. hardware merchant, deceased, I" pi'n ~
nm. thereof ,he sub-be a. the T'sd nee o.
EDWARD McELhOY No - Eas Z7-s; IN The eity Of Wv
York before The ln day o January EeA O@see' H."
Yors Pa dsy q July ASA -. . ....-.s
MARY ANN GORMAN, AdmioistiaiTis
an i,ufnu Of Walter Gornsr. deceased.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01

IN PURSUANCE of sn o'dsr Of the SnrroSa.e
f,.,v If Ns.s.Y rs uo.ioe Is hsrety given % 81 pe
= ot 'h 49,. GAIN, JOHN STUART of hs CITY o.
n Rs.rr d.,a.et, - rr-s"ut o. sam" with vouchers
=, a. snbscrier. a. the Ofi'. of Eveen Bss"'l No
. +, IN. C,y q New Yrrs h,fofs -, ls. dsJ
~ ~ ssos'ed N-yr YoFs the S;h day Il May. lsSa
=" "'' JANETT STUART, AdHiusrratrix
m t.xsmsM Wi.a the VIII annexed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-11
Southern Versus Northern Labor.

A Norfork correspondent asks with some
force. What would our Northern people
saw if a band Of Southern liberators were u
break into some New England factory and
DESTROY it as destructive Of the lives ana II
berty of free born men and women Tn
ouestionably we should regard this nterven'
ton for freedom as monstrous outrage
AGAINST one of our domestic institutions
But is not the preaching OF Seward, and the
practice Of Old John Brown. in regard to
the plantation labor Of the South, as great
an outrage upon the domestic institutions OF
that section, and greater. because more ms.
chieyous and dangerous? The difference
between Southern plantation labor ana
Northern factory labor is III favor OF the
nlantation. The Southern plantation labor
or has comparatively easy time OF It, OF
hsalthful exercise i'll the open mr.; ana
when superannuatcd from age, or oisa.
bled by accident or disease, he knows tm ,
his master will take care OF nm. ne
Northern factory laborer lives III CLOSE
prisonous atmosphere, for many hours every
dav on scanty wages, and when unable &c
work must 90 home or to the almshnuse'-
Denend upon it that the life Of Cuffee IN
Gsoru;a cotton field, in regard to labor
health and subsistence, is something better
than that of the poor operatives whose lives
are prematurely wasted IN our close anu
sickly Northern cotton factories. satin 'ie
Good Book, First take the beam OUT oi
thine own eve and then shalt thou see clear,
IL 10 take the mote out Of thy brothers eye.
New FORK Herald.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-11
Mutiny in Hampton's Roads

The Norfolk Day Book of Monday evening
contains the following account OF amutiny III
Hampton Roads:
Captain Hicks brought up from the bark
w. A. Platcnius, on Saturday last the mate
of that vessel, named ). Gorham, who had
been severely stabbed in two places BY one
Of the crew, while in Il state of drunkenness
and mutiny 1t appears that the crew had
been shipped in this city, and had been car
ried down Saturday morning to meet the yes
sci, which has bound from City Point to Mar
selles Soon after getting on board, the
mate ordered the men out to duty, but sever
al Of them were drunk and refused to work
until Monday. The mate then came for
ward to make them come out oi the iorecaS-
tie, which was ON deck, when two OF the
crew seized and threw him to the deck
The second mate now came up to assist the
mate, and was knocked down and severely
bruised and cut about the head: the mate
succeeded in getting to his feet, and as he
did SO. he was seized from behind, and the
two wounds spoken OF above inflicted. one OF
which was on the right shoulder and the
other in the abdomen. About this time the
captain heard the scuillc. and came forward
to the assistance Of his mates and got them
aft; the men now endea,ored to get aft t.
the mates, but were intimidated 10y the cap
tain and pilot Wright, who had aaned them
selves with pistols. and kept the men at bay
until the steamer Coffee came along aud took
the mate off Deputy Marshal Thomas Nash
returned to the bark arrested four men,
brought them to this city, and had them
committed to JAIL where they await their
examination before United States Commits
sloner, j ohm L. Frances.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-11
N A Rim E LIS 7 +.
FORT OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l


ARRIVED.
Ri. Witaker Lateu, 81. John, plaster to J. Z.
Sryett
schr. X. a. whillden, Neal, Somerset, to Bor-
den Mining Co.
Schr. wetipquiu Murdock, wade's Bay, wheat
Il Thomas Perry.
Schr. Mary and Ann, Flowers, Chickamuxen,
.hea, 10 Thomas Perry.
Steamer James Guy, Page, Nanjemoy, wheat 10
Thomas Perry.
SAILED.
Brig Avondale, Dix, Boston, by ID. Is. smith.
,chr. l.. p. Pharo, Cranmer, Burger Point by
Borden Mining Co. :,
>chr. J. w. Seaver, Nickerson. Boston, by M.
EIndse Co.
Schr' Arnsn, Crosby. New York. by American
,ual Co.
MEMORANDA.
Brir America, Robbins, hence ut Portsmouth.
Ih inst.
Schr sarah and Mary, Balance. hence at Nor
tnIk. til inst.
schr. W g. Bartlett. Connolly. cld at Philsdel-
phis iur this port. Sth inst.
Schr. l.ayinia Jane. ketchum, cid At New ork,
for this port. sth inst.
Srhrs. Tan,amouut, Davis, from Georgetown,
for Boston. arrived at Holmes Hole. 9TH, and Arc
turus Ncwcomb from Boston, for this port, sailed
from do. It'll inst.
Schr Three Williams, Matthews, sailed from
Baltimore, for thi, port, 9Th inst.
S,hr John Shaw. Wallace. of Machias, Me-, ar
risri at Hampton Roads. 9Th inst, from Sombrer"
Island. with cars" Of guano--waiting orders.