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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-04-22

give have surrendered our columcs
almostly entirely to correspondents. Bust
ness outside OF our Ohce has taken up all
Of our time for week or two past, which
viii account for any lack Of news or local
Tens
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-04-22

Hon joseph Liyermore, Republican, vas
last Monday elected by majority of fifteen
votes over Hon. Bion Bradbury, Democrat
fur moderator of the town meeting a, East
port We have already given the DANES q
the town officers
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A catriage-builder at Concord. n. II. has
received an order Tor twelve or fifteen wane.
0ns, Tor parties on this coast of AfaieaJe
win the order came q pattern yhisfis 70
De initiated in every respect. TIE wagon d
used IN long caravan journeys. and Is Of .
very primitive and satssAutisl description.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-04-22

PsoFEs~oR GRIMES is in town Many are
anticipating much pleasure in art sndins his
Lectures. We x to press Wednesday night
too early, to notice his etf,rt here.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-04-22

STATE Fsig. the Trustees of the State AZ,
rietlturAl S'ciety, at their meeting on tn.
18th ali.. voted to hold the mex, Cattle Show
and Fair IN Augusta, beginning GU the 18th
u sept. next, and continuing TOUR DAYS.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-04-22

Mss Harriet X Hunt, of b ,s,on, has
commenced to preach the Gospel She has
already Dictated At Athol. Westminster. and
Stoneh.m. Mass.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-04-22

PROBLEMS solved. To fnd out the mum :
Der OF children IN street c,tutnencc b-a.iny
Il bass-drum. To find out the number OF idls
men and boys, start a doshsht or raise an
alArm Of fire.
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State of Name.
EXECl TIVE DEPARTMENT,

NV'VNIA, AFKIL q, Soy
AN ADJOURNED session # the Executive Gourmet
WI be hel NJ the Gouncd Chandler, Ia Augusta. on
Ia sday, the tairl day 4 May next
!! ArrEsr-NoAM sMtrn ia, Seere:arg Of S!ttc
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-04-22

EWe would call the attention Of our
reliers to the advertisement of Thomas \.
" lite Of Bangor.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-04-22

" PoEr.-Aiany Of the casters having on board
gods Tor ear mer;hant., have arrived within a
lev days Merchants and the drays have worked
lively for the las, forty 81, hours.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-04-22

L,ox or roR Sr0Ex as tle almanac, say, I.
the CORY sits aex; veek
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-04-22

An honest man Is believed without an oath
for his reputation svars sos him.
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"WEDNESDAY. Before S6S$ee .,ropn 'no
SPRAGuE. In the case of The United states y
Capt Hezekmh d. Estabrook, of the scboon.
er Cameo, for numbering Charles Smith the
mate the jury came in this morning at half
past ten o clock, and returned verdict Of
not guilty.
c. l.. WOODBURY., ESQ.,. the prosecuting at
torney, asked the Court to inquire of the ju-
ry il they bad fot nd the verdict on the
ground of the insanity of the prisoner The
Court decided that it was not proper and
hardly competent for it to do so; US no evil
dence went to show that he was insane now,
and there was no reason to believe that the
jury had taken into consideration such pres
ent condition of the prisoner.
On the suggestion of b. F. IIallett, ESQ,
for the defense, the prisoner was remanded to
allow investigation to be had of his present
mental condition.
The jury was then discharged
The Court then proceeded to empannel a
jury upon the cass of the three Junior mutt
neers-Gartha, Sranley. and Herbert.
The following jury was obtained, after
nearly exhaustng the list CT one hundred
and forty summoned. one hundred and three
being called
Isaac Carlton Of Rochester, Richard Cam
ique OF Pawtucket, Nathaniel Clark Of Ma
tick. Jonas Cograin Of South Reading. Peter
Everbeck of Boston, james S. Holbrook Of
Braintree. W iliam H. Jameson of Brooklins,
Alfred Kendrick, Jr of Brookline. Nathan
ie A. Lombard OF Worcester. Elijah Spur
of Worcester, Charles Stoddard Of West
Springfield. Franklin .. Reed OF Charlie. town,
Nathaniel Clark vas appointed Foreman by
the Court.
The indictment was then read to the jury.
and the trial was fully commenced.
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FOREIGN MARK FITS


LIVERPOOL manifestations 1.-THE m arket is dull
prices Tor the lower grades are generally quoted l6
tgisd per h. easier, while middlng to good qualities
MAINTAIN their value Stocks freely offered but the
demand is inactive and the business of the three days
ending last evening has not exceeded q bales incu
ding about 1000 on speculation and export Messrs
VIM Clare 4 Sons quote Middling Orleans at 7Hd and
Upland at I'd. - '' A
At Manchester business is very quiet cases
changed. - ~
observation-disclosures Richardson Spence & Co.. renort
Inat the more warike news had impaired tone
Breadstufs in general, but return of pacific rumors
caused quiet market yesterday. Flour was a shade
hrmer but quotations still range from los dl2s Sd
neat was IN improved request and prices the
IN IaVor OF sellers; Western red 5s Cd G9s 4d white
os. Id!alOs. Southern los Gl0s Cd. Corn quiet but
steady; yellow 5s. Sd. GG6s., white Is ID ais 4d
Irovslons.-Beef-The war rumors have given rise to
speculative feeling and holders demand an advance of
Is cd d5s. For Pork also further slight advance is
asked out there are no sales Bacon-No of Amer
can but Irish is slightly dearer con neglect
ed Tallow firm at 54s 54s. Cd for Butchers Associa
ton. ~ "
Prodnce-Ashes steady; sales of old Pots at sos Sd
mand at steady prices. Coffee inactive Ron OMIT at
IS I'd for common. In Spirits Turpentine the
price asked Quereitron Bark slow at previous quota
uons. Clover and Timothy Seeds neglected
LONDON MARKETS.-BreadstufTs frmer, and Wheat
Id2s. dearer. particularly foreign. Sugar quiet and
rather easier for granny Coffee dull and in some cases
slighJ cheaper in fair demand at full prices. com,
mon Congou Is: lAdG1s. I'd, Rice wanted and cd l.
dearer Tallow firm at 53s. Cd. (a53s Cd. Linseed Oil
LATEST LONDON PRODUCE MARK EFT Wednesday
+; M-Sugar fiat Coiee-saes better than yesterday
Plantation Ceylon sold at 7Os 75s Mocha damaged
sold at S5s Cd Tea has become rmer: common Congon
quoted at G14d Rice steady at the late advance
Saitpetre Is lower to-day Hemp taken in without a
pa. Jute is Zos lower than last week. Tallow steady:
on the spot 53s 6d all the month 53s Sd June alone
o3S Cd "a obs 3D. October and December 54s 054s Cd
LONDON CORN MARKET, Wednesday April 10
cold and market supplies small of all things
Market steady for Wheat, Barley and Oats but not uch
DONG No alteration in Flour.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS, April 25-Evening.-
Quercitron Bark is steady and firm $33 for 1st No
but there is very little Offering or selling.
The Cotton market is dun and unsettled and small
sales only are reported, at irregular prices
There is little nothing doing in Flour to-day but the
market was without any quotabe change and the sales
confined to the wants of the hon trade from S62h
up to So 5OG7 25 per Dbl for superne and fancy
brands, as in quality. Standard shipping brands
paratvey scarce and held at lowest figures without
finding buyers Rye Flour is also quiet and small bu
at $3S4 for Pennsylvania Meal and about 800 bushels
sold at that figure
In Grain there much doing the receipts and stocks
of all kinds light and the sales Of Wheat confined to
few small lots of prime at outside prices We quote red
at l56Gl5sc and white at 16Od7oc in quality Rye
is rm with sales of 1500 bushels Pennsylvania note al
SSd9Oc mostly at the former rate afoat Corn mod
crate request, and about 5000 bushels, mostly prime
pennsylvania yellow brought SSc afoat Oats are in
quired fer but at price below the views of holders
erally who are asking 52953c for prime lots sale OF
V1 s sheis was afterwards made at Ole
vi MIL Feed we notice sales 900 bushels at S272s per
ton for shpstuf.
The market for Groceries is quiet 147 hhds damaged
New Orleans Sugar sold at auction to-day, at from
6Sc., and 211 bbs. Molasses at 34A@3Skc cash
There is no change in Provisions the frmness hold
limiting operations and are only advised of sale
of so hhds dry salted Shoulders at &c per Ib
There is moderate demand for Whskey, Pennsylvania
bbls selling at 25& &@26c, hhds &c., and drudge at 24g
24Hc. Ohio bbs. are held at &c.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET, April 25-The
offerings of Beef Cattle larger this week than for
some time past amounting to 400 head the different
yards; about $50 ofwhch taken to New York and
M ulsposed OF AT previous prices ranging from
SS&dl24 for common to extra quality mostly at lOH
ii y the 100 lbs. The market was dull
of Cows and Calves the receipts 200 Martins
the demand brisk and all offered sold at to $40 for
good to prime, and $50 to $50 for second quality.
of Hogs, the offerings at Phillips yard during the week
were ,s35, selling at SSk69 the 100 lbs net
About 5000 Sheep arrived at Martins this week and
sold at from to &c. per b gross. The market was brisk
PROVIDENCE MARKET April 23-Wool.-The mar
ket is still dull and dropping The sales for the
been limited; % 900 lbs Fleece at from S7HG53c 1000
and 900 lbs. selections from choice clips at Csc.
Printing Cloths-Market without change. The follow
ing are the sales for the week
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La w NTELLIGENCE.

CIRCUIT CoURT FOR BALTIMORE CITY.-Hon VIM.
George krebs, Judge The following business oc-
cupied the Court yesterday
James Armstrong and others vs. P. Fahnestock
and others. Injunction to stay proceedings un-
der certain deeds of trust. Before reported Opin.
ion of the Court filed. Injunction to be dissolved
Price and Rdgaway for complainants; R. j. Brent
and Israel for defendants.
David M. Sanborn John F. SCHNEIDER Ex-
ceptions to ratification of sale under mortgage on
the ground that the mo-tgagor was insane at the
time of the execution of the mortgage. Reported
yesterday. Further argued by o. Horwitz for COM
plainant and J. l.. McLane for exceptant. Held un-
der curia.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURr.-Hon. William
Fell Giles, Judge. The following occupied the
Court yesterday:
Phillip Quigley Is. The Philadelphia, Wilmington
and Baltimore Railroad Company. An action for
libel: On trial. Reverdy johnson, Henry Winte.
Davis and B. c. Presstman, Esqs., for plaintiff;
William Schley and Thomas Donaldson, Esqs, for
defendant.
There was nothing done in the SUPERIOR Court
or COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. yesterday.
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New York, April 25.-The schooner George Hoff
man of Fall River, with cargo of coal, was sunk
in Hampton Roads during the gale of Saturday last
The crew were saved.
New YORK, April 26.-The schooner Abraham
from James River for Belfast, is ashore at South
ampton, Long Island. The vessel is total loss bu
the cargo has been saved.
NORFOLK, April 26.-The schooner Tavlor, O.
Provincetown, has arrived here in distress-leaky
with loss of anchors and rudder. The schooner
Northumberland, of Baltimore ashore on Seawels
POint will be q tntal lnSs
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LONDON MONEY MARKET

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-The latest dispatch per
Arabia advised great depression in London Exchange
and fall of H(GA per cent in Consols. The closing
quotations on the 9th 94HG94S On the llth the
market opened weak, but it suddenly became buoyant
under the influence af reassuring from Paris
and Consols advanced to 05d95S On the 18th, the
market was steady and comparatively firm closing at 95
@95A. "
Letters from Marseilles the suspensian of
Messs Aquarone, Fills, Porro Co., with large abil-
ties
The Times City Article, dated the evening the 12th
says: -
The repetition in the Paris Pays of the worn out de-
wee OF quietng the public by semofcial assurance
that the way has at length been smoohed the removal
ef every difficulty produced but faint effect this morn
Ing on the Eng ish funds The public large do not be-
heye that the Emperor Napoleon intends to promote
pac1hc adjustment on basis that shall clearly recognize
the treaty rights of Austria and consequently prove such
as can be accepted by that Power, while it will utterly
dsappoin Sardinia 1t is likewise that an arrange
ment was patched tomorrow with the existing feel
lngs of France Austria Sardinia and Russia still left in
play the prospects of the repose Europe would not be
In the slightest degree better than at this moment"
In the Foreign Exchange this afternoon there was
further unfavorable movement in the Austrian rates.
Other places were without change of Importance.
AMERICAN SEcURITIEs.-The market was quiet but
steady:
New York Central sinking fund sold t........S5 "a
New York Central shares closed .....74 Ia "a
Illinois Central shares discount. Ia 3S
rrie shaEes. 10 (a IL
pennsylvania Central shares "a Al
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Eresh TrOubles in Ifah.

LEAvENwoRTH, April 25.-Utah advices represen
the state of affairs in that territory as threatening
Judge Cradlebaugh had discharged the juries, they
refusing to find bills against certain murderers-
Owing to the excited state of popular feelings on,
thousand troops had been moved to the neighbor
hood. Governor Cumming had issued procama
tion taking ground with the Mormon sentiment
The danger of an outbreak was imminent Beside:
the difference between Governor Cumming and Col
Johnston, there is an open rupture between the
Executive and the Judiciary
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TESTING THE STRENGTH OF Iron BEAMs.-0n Mon
day there were some experiments at Trenton, n.
j., on the strength of iron beams made for the
government, at the rolling mill of the Trenton iron
Company.
The beam is in the usual form, the stem six inches
high, and quarter of an inch in thickness, with
anges of about the thickness and three inches
wide, at the top and bottom. The beam was
twelve feet in length, between the bearings, and
the pressure applied in the centre by means
ola powerful hydraulic press Under pressure
of $500 pounds, there was DETECTION of about
half an inch but relieving it from pressure the
bar sprung back to its original position. An addi-
ton of 500 pounds showed slight set, which con-
inued to increase until at 10 500 the set was two
inches and half, and an addition of 500 pounds
warped and twisted the bar, showing that its uti-
mate strength was designated by 10000 pounds.
These beams are for the roof of the Custom House
at New Orleans and are being made under the
direction of Major Anderson, U. S. A., who super
intends the government work at this place. The
beam tested yesterday is of new pattern, weigh
ing only, thirty nine pounds to the yard, but
calculated to sustain great weight, gaining strength
without increasing the weight nconv veniently.
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FIRES

, On Monday night about II o'clock, stable near
covered to be on fire. After the flames were mt
out large quantity of paper thoroughly saturated
with oil was found. 1t had just been ignited when
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Monstarg ana Commercial 8ebieto.
BALTIMORE, April 20, 1859.

BALTIMORE, April 26 1859.
There fair business the Board to day
In Loans and Bank Stocks fances remain exceeding
ly quiet and nothag whatever done in this class of
stocks to-day. Railroad shares were however little
stronger and for Baltimore and Ohio s55X bid at the
close regular way for the opening, this figure being
advance of per the price bid for at the close
yesterday closing quotations for Northern Central
Railway also shade higher 1t left off at S19x bid
$l9A asked regular way these figures being advance
of the final prices of yesterday. City 6's and Rail-
road bonds quite firm. The sales of City 6s to-day
cude 500 1s75s at 9S S. 12S 1905 99Ad99X 5000
do at lO0 and those of Railroad bonds embrace 900
Baltimore and Ohio lS75's at s61; S25O0 do. 1855
S3h $4,000 Northern Central 1855 II 900 North
western Virginia first mortgage bonds 92 and 81 900
S64 bid, 81 asked for 1S75s S34 bid s3h asked for
1ss5s Northern Central 1855 at Tx bid 70 asked;
Northwestern Virginia first mortgage bonds at 9lA bid
92 asked; and City 6's left off 994 bid 100 asked for
1905 and 99 bid 100 asked for old do The sales
of Bank stocks to-day include IL shares Farmers and
Merchants at S40H 40 shares Franklin at SO, and 20
shares Bank of Commerce at $25
There is fair business doing in foreign Exchange and
rates are firm We quote as follows viz: London Bank
ers' bills, l09HGl10 do commercial do, 1091 G109%;
Paris 60 day bills, do short sight 5f7k;
Antwerp 5f12H Bremen 1919; Amsterdam an; Ham
burg 81 Cologne 73A; Frankfort 41%(d42.
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RAILROADS IN EGYPT.-The railway to Suez being
now completed, Egypt possesses the following lines:
From Alexandria to Cairo l3l miles; to Mariouth ,
II; to Meks, 6; to Rassateen, 3. From Tanta to
Samanud there is rail for q miles from Cairo to
Suez, 81; to Barragod, l5 to Benz Suef, 76-in all,
$50 miles. Besides these there smaller branches'
from Cairo to the citadel and Kasr Mn. FROM
Samanud to Mansoura and Damietta from Daman-
hour to Afte, which last extends to Rosetta. ine
exact mileage of these minor, but still important
lines is not vet accurately known. The prloge oil
Kasr Zayat across the Nile is splendid work,
and must be finished by, June, 1850. It bids % ialr
the railway system is properly developed there
will be a saving of 100000 per annum in the ex-
pense of forwarding the Indian mail.-Lerant
Herald.
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MARK ETS Rv TET ECpApUJ

New YORK, April 26-Cotton is heavy; sales OF 900
bales Flour is firm; sales of $1,000 hbs State s4 s5
9"o ONO, 50 l5a625 Wheat is buoyant sales of % GOO
BUS; white, Southern, 172 cts; Western red 1856 cts
Corn is buoyant sales of 80 600 bus white s0s6 cts
yellow S3H Ss cts Sugar is heavy and all qualities
have slightly declined; sales 576A cts Spirits Tur-
pentine duh. Rosin heavy
PHILADELPHIA, April 26-Four is quiet sales of Su.
perhne at S6Ca65O Wheat is dull; sales 5000 bushels
red l56Gl5S cs white 160Gl65 cts Corn is steady AT
SSaS9 cts Whiskey closed firm at 26@264 cts
MOBILE April 22-Cotton-Sales to day $500 bales at
lZ for mddlings sales of the week $50 bales: re
celpts OO bales, against 500 for the week of last
year receipts ahead of last year. 1856 bales; stock in
port SsoOo bales Cotton freghts to Liverpool, 3-l6
Sterling exchange 0S4@l094.
MOBILE; April 23.-Cotton-Lite inquiry, and prices
weak. without change.
NEW ORLEANS April 25-Cotton-sales day 600 bales
market unsettled. In cases there is a decline
bd4c.
CINcNNATI, April 25-Fiour dull; 900 bbls. sold at
S55Od575 receipts very light Whiskey unchanged:
ooo obs sold at 234 CT Better feeling in Provisions
is S17 N'i'i 'ii~ d"''"'ioH'
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Rev. Father Dayman, who has come under the
ban of Bishop Hughes, has opened an oratory in
Lexington avenue, New York, and is preaching to
crowded houses of frecusant Catholics and sympa-
thizing Protestants. He takes the position that
the bishop and prelates must be obeyed, but with
in the limits of conscience, reserving the right of
private judgment just the child should obey the
parent, but not to the extent of disobeying God.-
This is essentially Professionalism.
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TURBULENT SCENE IN THE HOUSE OF CoMMoNs-
The London Illustrated Times gives the following
account of turbulent scene in the House of Com
mons during the debate upon the Reform Bill:
"On Friday We had little episode, which we
must not pass over. After a long dreary speech
from Sir Stafford Northcote, Mr.. Cardwell arose
and MIR. Beaumont. The Speaker called upon Mr..
Cardwell, but for some reason or other, which we
cannot understand large number of members was
bent upon having Mr.. Beaumont, and for short
time we had quite storm. Beaumont! Beau
mont! was shouted from all parts of the House,;
and whilst this was going on both the honorable
members, contrary to all rule, were upon their
legs. This disturbance continued for some minutes
MIR. Speaker sitting all the while impassive in his
chair waiting for it to subside. At length Mr. Ben
timex arose to order, and asked whether it was not
the practice of the House that when a new member
rises he should be heard? The question was loudly
eheered by the friends of Mr.. Beaumont, and for a
time it seemed as though the insurgents would gain
the victory; but at this crisis Lord Pamerston
came to the rescue of the Chair. Il will ask th e
House, said the noble lord whether it is usual, or
respectful, or orderly, when the Speaker has
named member, to disturb the proceedings in
this way| This brought the House to its senses
loud cheers burst forth, with cries of Chair! Chair
and the insurrection was quelled"
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PROPERTY SALES

Messrs. Cannon and Matthews sold yesterday, a
the Exchange sales-room part of a tract in Balt
more county known as "Ridgley's Whm," consist
ing of 33 acres, and 80 perches subject to an annu
al ground rent of S24O. Purchased by Henry
Mankin for SlOO ner acre -
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Dreadful Steamboat Accident-Forty Lives

Lost.
MEMPHIS, April 25.-The steamer st. Nicholas,
Capt. McAlullen, from st. Louis for New Orleans,
exploded her boiler last night at ten O'clock near
Island No. 60. The boat and cargo are total loss.
and we regret to add forty-two of those on board
are reported either killed or missing. The victims
are principally attaches of the boat. Among the
dangerously scalded are r. j. Stuart, of Staunton
va. The wounded have been brought here by the
steamboat Susquehanna, and every attention is be-
ing paid to them
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Shipping ynteIliaenfs.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, April 2s.

ARRIVED.
steamship City Of Norfolk Parker, co hours from Savan
nah,Indse TO W m Mentzel. Saw vessels bound up
0f Monday morning of Eags Head took of Captain avers
ot schr James Madison, hence for Matanzas Capt T. was
very III from an attack of darroe and desires to return his
uaR captain Parker and the passengers on board thu
Sty f Norfolk through whose cNertiOns his life was saved
Brownley. " WIZ '' AL
Steamship Parkersburg Powell, - hours from New York
-mdSe to Samuel 7. Pearce ~
Schr VIM. Bacon Tyler, from New York-mdse to Rose
Lyon. ~ ~ " ' "
sehr Guide Robbins from Georgetown, s. C-lumber
Barkenne Andrew Manderson, Henderson, from Carde
mas i5th nst-Sugar and moasses Spence Reid Left
bark Huntingdon, Baldwin, for New York, next day
brig Standard, simmons, I days from Bermuda-sugar
rum moasses and ballast to Jos Yates Co EN Nperen
gale " W
Steamer Farmer, Her, from Philadephia-mdse to j. A.
Shriver ~' w. ~
Brig Carolina Br) Byrne, 26 days from Halbor Grace
Fish to Kirkland Chase < Co ~ 49,
Schr. B. Maitland, Bryan, from Newburn. e naval
stores to JAS Corner Son - ~