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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-14

CAUTION TO ADvERTIsERs.-Donta advertise In
TIE WEEKLY TRIBUNE. II is dangerous to your
quiet. Here is the proof: A few weeks ago we pub
lished notice that Oliver Tarbel Bragg Of st. Louis
had jus. brought from Cuba Q quantity Of tobacco
seed which hs wished 10 distribute TO such persons -
were disposed to try the cultivation in the United
States. What the result has been may be judge4
from What be says now, under date Of Sept.7;
"The rot;ce bss brought me several hundred Of
letters applying for seed Every day briags me from
ten TO fifteen spplicsiors for reed did not entci-
pate 60 many applications, and consequently was
quite unprepsredf it. continued to send Sod 10 III
sppc,rts until 10Y supply was emit eIy exhausted:
:" have had applications for seed from every Staee
in the UpioD all ment ,ring that they my oder IN
The n. Y. TRIBCsy. Your paper must certainly
have an enormous circulation, judging from the macy
applications for seed which hsve had. You VIII
please to inform your readers that have seat 10 Pnar
Gel Ro Island Of Cubs for full supply Of this yesra
crop Of seed, and shall be enabled 70 supply every
applicant during the month Of November. This win
be il fall time for sowiDg for the crop Of 1850"
To the hundreds Of persons Who have written to
Mr.. Bragg 70 give them gratuitous informstion. a.
well as seed, be recommends "Csmpbells Agricul-
twe," which contains full directions upon tobacco
culture. He has Gen. to Cubs for more seed, and
poets 10 be able 70 gil orders in November, provided
this notice don't bring tim lot Of new applicants.
II is decidedly dss gerous to advertise in Tx TRIBUsH'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-14
Fire at Halifax.

HAIIYAX, Tuesday, Sept I3, 1872
At o'clock on Friday night a fire broke out In
Hollis street near Ordnance, and from thence it ex-
tended along the entire block destroying Motifs Build
ing, tenatted by Ackhurst, auctioneer; Smmonds,
rtove store; H. Y. Mott, spice dealer; Chamberlain,
stove store; Hunter, -four store; Taylor Hour store
and Wbyts shoe store. % Granville street the fol.
lowing stores and buildings we're destroyed:
Murdoch, dry goods; Hstsons, tailor; Webb drug
gs Rogers halter; Richardson confectioner; Mack,
inlsy, boots London, boots Wetmore, Vsux and
McCullock, dry goods Mckenzie, watchmaks err
Creighton and Wiswen dry goods Combs, shoe. store
]. b Bennett, dry goods Duffas & Co, merchants
Dsa.ore and Rsynor, merchants; Romans stone
building; Jorden's wooden ball; Chapman dry goods
2ery. dry goods; Mignowitz, dry goods; Rolson'
hats, and Creighton, books
On harrington street several buildings aso de-
rroyed Including the printing offices of Mr. Blackader
md j. Boves & Son. -
Tue total loss will probably reach million Of dol:
as The amount Of insurance is not as yet aseer.
Ained
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-14

IyroRr,yr ARREsrs-LARGE HAUL or STOLEN
PRoPyR1Y.-About week ago, Moses Jscob, keep
ipo a clo,hirc.store at No. 1853 Eighth avenue, ap-
reared at the Twentieth Ward Stat on. House. add
asked the assistance Of tue police TO hunt up man
nan Cd Karl Stein who had robbed him Of quantity
Of clothing. He stated that month or two ago, Stein
had applied for work and had received coat TO make
I'D as sample. This he returned at an early momsnt,
and the work being satisfactory he received eleven
more coats to make up. AT the expiration OF week,
DO return beirg made by Stein, messenger was dis
patched to the residence which he had given but no
such person could be found.
The case was placed in the hands OF Officer Fisher
of the Twentieth Precinct, who after dgent sesrch
about the city, found them IN the clothing store Of
Peter Cobp, No. 732 Eighth avenue The officer d.
covered large number of bundles in the store conaio-
ing clothing cut and ready for making and from some
circumstances that uanspired, came to the conclusion
tina: it was stolen property
Last night Stein, whose real name wss ascertalned
to be Ferdinand Regel, and Cohp, the alleged pro-
pretor Of the store were arrested and conveyed 70
the Station House. and locked up. Upon questioning
Stein, alas Regel, the officer learned that he had
been in the habit ofsppypg for work 10 various stores
about the city, and upon being engaged and gaining
the confidence of his employers, would, when q
favorable opportunity trspspired, decamp with such
goods as he had at the time in his possession.
From this and other information obtained Sergeant
Van Hagsn came to the conclusion that nearly, if not
all Of the goods in the store of Cchn we're stolen
property ard at once determined to take possession
of them. Two or more carts were procured, and a.
late hour last night the contents of the store were
removed to the Police station for identification.
The total value of the property, which includes
some very fine goods is supposed to be about g co.,
During the confusion incident to the removal Of the
goods, Stein alias Reigsl managed TO slip out of the
back door, His absence Was quickly noticed and
after sharp chase he was recaptured, and committed
10 n cell.
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termination Of States Pr.On Inspector, and viii be

termination Of States Prsol Inspector, and viii be
nominated If he will accept.
Controller Church, and Attorney. General Tremen
have been actively engaged to effect compromise
The city Is row very fu Of delegates and there will
be Q crowded Convention tc-morrcw.
Duncan Mcgee, one Of the Tammany Delegates,
has letter from his contestant on the Mozart Hall
SIDE declining to contest his ses and expressing the
wish that Mr.. Magee will act for the union ard hsr-
nory Of the party.
During the evening acas took place at the bar Of
the VOORHEES, House. Some Syracuse politician CON-
merced to loudly abuse Mr. Wood, when bis friends,
after standing The abuse for a considerable time,
pitched in and whipped the Syracusan badly. Deputy
Sheriff Davis nterfered, and also badly beaten,
lis LIP and head being cut severely.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-14

Tie meeting at Chapman Hall last evening tor
the nomination Of delegates to the Fitchburs Coavea
ton wns well attended says The Bostos Adrsrtiser
Of the 18th, ard svinced earnest determination 10
ctpiuc. the CANVAS with spirit. Some difference of
opinion was manifested on the questios Of the OK.
pedienry Il irssruetins the delegates who were sp-
pointed 70 vote for the denomination Of Covernsr
Banks. This was opposed On the general and familiar
srousd of tie improperly Of hsnpezing sgssts
Shcss service ought 10 be free. The motion VS.
adopted In the form Ct recommendation, in which
shape no doubt it carries stronger moral force even
tlan positivs instruction. eve presume, continues
The Adrert'e-, that serious expectation,
With, 10 entertained the part Of ssybody, thst the
FitcAbory nomination shall or viii fall upon any other
person than Our present Governor, who hes shown
himself .hns far worthy q al tao honors hs hes
received
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-14
THE AFFAIRS OF ITALY.

The following is from the Paris correspondent OF IN
Lond0H T',' published in the second edition OF tna'
Journal Of Wednesday, Aug. 81:
PARIS, Aug. 30-6p N.
/ believe that nothing is yet detrinveIy signed
ZURICH ard the Turin sdvices which affirm the fac
are corrobora,ed by what learn bearer home. a. DC
BcuIqueney cent courier from Zurich to P.ns yes'er-
Gay, and the Ssrdipian Plenipotentary acotner 70
18th, when he subject noticed yesterday was dis;
cussed another question was introduced which wonid
seem Of lees than secondary importance ana Is oI.y
rnooted to GAIN or properly speaking 70 waste
time. ,..:
The discussion alude to Was q to the denomination
10 be given 10 the new Piedmontese kingdom; aad
whether tie Prince who rules Piedmont, Savoy, an
Genoa. was TO continue to bear the title OF kinS Of
Ssrdn,s, And not, BY what name IS he 10 Be known
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-14
Colored Citizens, Convection.

TROY, n. Y, Tuesday, Sept. I3, IS3';
A State Convention Of Colered Citizens assembled
u this city 10 day. About thirty We delegates, rep.
rs.rting twenty counties, were present. IN. HloA
Il Troy was chosen President j. w. Logan OF Syis-
eus and VIM. Brewer Vice Presidents, ana a. NJ
Green Secretary.
favor of negro suffrage, appauding the seton o.
lee last Legislature calling upon editors to sovocate
A cause urg the necessity Of greater soi' anu
In tbs evening WIN. j. Watkins addressed pubic
e.e,ipg. ,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-14
PARMA.

The Parma Gazette publishes decree which regu-
lates the composition Of the future Assembly A
deputy viii be named for every 900 Inhabitants, and
the Constituent Chamber will consequently be com
Parma, 10; Piscsrzs, 49, Borgo.San-Domino 49,
Vslditaro, 6; and Lunigsna, 4.
A letter from Parma, in the Piedmontess Gazette,
says:
"The Minister Of War, Colonel Frapclh, ard Genera
c. ribaldi arrived on the 22i in Farms The General
was received with unbounded enshusiss by the entire
population. There was Q unanimous cry Of Down
with the Bouiborsr Long live Italy" Long live
Victor Emanuel, 'Lopg live Fannis Garbaidi has
gore to Modera. Bloffero IS here at present: he
addressed the people from his hotel His speech wa.
has proceeded 7Is votes have been given 10 Parma
in favor Of union with Piedment; in Pscerzs, 5.5e6
No, single vote has beer given the ether way. Ia
tie Province of PontremOi thare were only two votes
against the UNION
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-14
Fair of the United States Agricul.
1ura} Society,".
CHICAGO. TQesdny.

CHICAGO, Tuesday, Sept. 10, 1859.
The principal feature of interest u the Fair to-day
vas the formal opening ceremonies. The opening
speech was by Gen TilgbInan the President, giving
history Of the origin aud objects of the Society. lie
was followed by Senator'S CrtteDden and Douglas The
following States are represented: Ohio, Illinois, Cali
fcrnia, Maryland, Iowa. Kentucky, Wisconsin, Yer
mont Pennsylvania, New York, Texas, Indiana,
Louisiana, Massachusetts,, Connecticut Michigan, and
Ksnsas. Among the distinguished visitors are
Douglas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-14
Maine Election.

PoRILAND, Tuesday, Sept. is, IoJg.
Returns from eighty additional towns indicate that
Gov. Morris majority will reach over ten thousand.
The Republicans have elected thirty out Of thry-one
Senator's and nearly ourths Of the Repres
lives.
Official information is received here that the Great
Eastern leaves Hoyhead for Portland on the 18th
inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-14
Celebration of the Anniversary Of
of the Capture Of Quebec.

Boston, Tuesday, Sept. is, 1857
The enc hundredth anniversary Of the capture OF
Quebec and the death Of General Wolfe was observed
o-day by the Historical ard Genealogical Socety,
Inc Representatives Hall in the State House was ap-
popNa;ed for the occasion. Hon. Lorenzo Sabine de-
lyeIei highly interesting historical address on the
events connected with the fual overthrow Of the
French power 10 Moth America.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-14
TUSCANY.

The Tuscan Moaienr publishes two cireuis:s, ad-
dressed by the Minister Of Ecclesiastical Affairs, cue
10 the Bhops and Aiehbshops, and the other &c the
ccpA authorities at it their duty 70 obey the estsb
lished Goyerrmer. ard tie DEGREES Of the National
Assembly. i. expresses hope that the Bishops vii
ac. under preseIt circumstances, % mscrer o,
10 show that they gnize themselves, Ike al o,be:
c..zens, a. subjects OF TIE Tcscsn State, AID nc
o.ber-of the Tuscan law asd Tuscan Justice, AMI
Lons ot5sr i: d.c!ass tia: every scc.ss.ast.c vac
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-14

-sylvsnus p. Lowry, the Democratic candidate
for Governor OF Minnesota, ia the man VINO
headed the mob which destroyed the press OF Ms.
svis,belm, ct St. Cloud, year since. The splited
lady has of course undertaken to defeat bum: and VIII
Az !, whatever becomes Of the rect Of the ticket.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-14
of the Persia.

SANDY Hook, Tuesday, Sept. Al a. m.
There as yet no signs of tn, steamship Persia, now
due of this point with Liverpool dates Of the Sd nst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-14
M0DENA

letter from Modena of the 25ta, s,atssds. On the
previous nigh. the Dictator 81 Modena, A. Farm,
gave gard bal 10 the Deputies Of the Coussitasnt
Assembly, low prorogusd and that the ducal palace
was enlivened by the presence Of ysst number ct
Rusrts invited from Reggie, Bologns, Fenars, Parma,
and Piacenza. The bal DID not close uttil In the
morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-14
ANTI-SABBATH AGITATION.
Letter from the Rev. DR.. Williamson of PhiIa.
dslPhia, and Speeches by Messrs. DuIon,
Tucker, 0lltndcrfer of the Stats
zei!uns Carbanati, KOpp,
Hatch, and Freedman,

In psrsusree Of cal signed BY tie Rev. ]. L.
Hatch and others, English and German ofcers of the
American Society for the Protection Of Civil and Re.
bgious Liberty and the German Association for Resist
ing al Arbitrary Sunday and Prohibitory Laws, mas
meeting was held last evening in the VoIks Gartsn
At7l O'Clock, the hour appointed for the commence.
inert of the meeting, more than the customary
number Of people we're present The officers of the
meeting thought that the people mad not come n At
o'clock there were four or i've hundred men in the
building, and Mrs. Ernestine L. Rose.
At 81 O'Clock Mr.. FREEDM,S, Secretary of the
German Afsocis'iop, called the meeting to order and
read the call He stated that the Committee Of Ar.
fragments had decided to propose exJudge DAs'L
w. CLARKE candidate for Judge ofMaiins Court for
Chairman Of the meeting and be put the nomination
to vote Three OF four voices heard in the
affirmative, and Mr.. CLARKE took the chair. lie
said few words expressive of his full sympathy with
the opposition to the Sunday Laws, and introduced
Mr. CASE, who read the following let of Vice-Pres
depfs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-14
CENTRAL ITALY.


The elections are over the greatest order prevailed
The Assembly is to meet on the LEI Of September,
The troops Of General Mezxicopo hare made
advance in tho direction OF Cas.ohca, and
have been replaced at Bologna BY Tuscan troops.
Count Reiset and other representatives u foreiga
states have arrived here and present at The SIT
ting Of the Assembly.
According to some of the Italian papers, tho Pope
has 900 eolders q Rmini, preparing to enter the
Romagps at the same time that the AustriAns, vhs
have 80 fed.pieces at Hovigo, attack Feuala Carl
badi was at Modens on the ID. Most Of his troops
are already marching for the 20.
MARsEILLFs, Aug. 20.
Adv'ces have been received from Rome 10 the 9TH
inst. The Duke de Grsmmont had held conference
with Cardinal Antonsi the subject Of the reorgEu
izstiou Of the Legations.
1t is asserted that the Government Of Bologna had
dissolved regiment in which some Mszziri vounsesrs
had attempted to excitement Ooo Frsnch
division only will remain in Rome. The garrison n
the Pope on march to Pessro, where the troops are
being concentrated.
An earthquake had taken place ct Norcis; 200 Der.
sons were killed. and large number injured; 5000 Of
the pc pulaiion ercamped in the neighborhood Of
the town. The Pope has dispatched assistance.
The Swiss dsbanded troops left Naples on Sunday,
Aug %, in great military style, preceded By their
bands the great satisfaction of the people. There
were nearly 1000 altogether.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-14
Encampment of Free Masons.

CHICAGO, Tueedsy, sept. To- IoJ9.
The Grand Epcampment of the United States COM
mepoed its aesson to-day. The delegation promises to
DO large and thus far is composed ot the most inuen-
tai men in the Masonic Order
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-14
Forgery. &C.

: BALTIMORE, Tuesisy, Sept. is, 10.
ssrd Ashcroft, clerk Of Belt, Bowie q Co, was
,ss4 to-day for forging q check of $3.50 on 'ne
San Bank az ,nst bis employers lie snc .s
s! attempted to commit suicide. Nearly al the
7vse recovered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-14

= .,VAssiss s. Oldsn hss formally accepted tue
Tor Governor Of New Jersey, rendered 10
~Vpp0sition and American Conventions.
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sn Weekly Rank Statement.

~, BOSTON, Tuesday, Sspl: To- ioo1'
allowing are the .ootings Of our Bank Statement
SpeH week:
rs SEQ Due fTom other Bf' 100 acc
hNeSh... Sc 7e5 900 Deposits. iS'aW'
%H....... 5l:e 900 Calculation e'eI-'0"
Hbeaka. 7,a9,epl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-14

ILLINOIS EDITORIAL CONFERENCE.-The fret gen.
eial Editorial Convention held in Illinois convened al
Freeport or the 9th inst. Thre were present forty.
eight Editors, including lady, Mrs j. c. Croy Of
The Rockford Ntrs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-14
M urder.

CALAIS. Me-, Tuesday. Sept. IL, lSos;
Ii. afternoon Thomas Boyer stabbed james Clarke
.a htsrt, al ST. Stephens 8, n. B. Clarke lived ten
sstes. lie had annoyed and assaulted Boyer Prev
40 the act. The CoIonsr's verdict was IN acoo'a'
II u With the facts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-14
E. u r o p E..

ARRIVAL OF THE OCEAN QUEEN
The Vanderbilt steamer Ocesn Queen, With da,srss
to the 3lst ut arrived here last evening. We CLEAN
the following from the European journsk:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-14
MoORs ATTACKING THE spANIARDs.

uADkiD, Nug. 20, IoJ's
The correspondent Of The London Chronicle says
that 600 Moors attacked Ceuta but were put TO flight
by the Governor at the head OF bis garrison and eight
killed. The Spanish Government has sent reenforcs-
M n.s by steamer,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-14

The Health OF NeW.Orleans.
Nlw.ORLEAss, Tuesday, Sept. Is, 1859.
Tse.e is no yellow fever here.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-14

shs. act coous:y to tie common Law Of the country
shsu be punished according 70 that iaw In the cca-
lar addressed 10 the Prefects the Minister tes them to
take care that the Catholic, ssd other minister q
worship, vigorously obey the established su,hortes
He orders them to Dissolve every religious coogregs-
ton which shall Tot have been approved Of By the
Government snd shall DO, have presented within eight
days. their ststuiss, for the appreciation Of the Ma
isters.
The Tuscan Government has addressed 10 the CAh-
cets OF Europe q memorandum on the sfa.rs Of the
Grand Duchy Tcscsoy, il is declared &c chic doco-
ment regretted the termination Of the var which ls6
the independence Of Italy incomplete bat il ceincded
in The policy Of the Emperor Of tae Frenca
The Tuscan Assembly, in declaring FOX the snnexcooa
of the Ducby to Piedmont has orly exercise right
for the restoration OF the Grard Ducsl dynasty w
impossible, and the programme Of the Grand Oats
Ferdinand usory. In this state of thinas the WISHES
Of the Tuscans cannot be wpeUed without Eyins rsse
10 regretable consequences. The memoransa0 ech.
clldes by an expression Of gratitude to tsse greet
Powers and protest az sinst foreign interventsso
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-14

vIcE.PRFsIDHkTs
Hon Smith Fly IT,, John yeeel,
Horace w. Whitney, judge BsrDabss W. Osborn,
Augustus Weissman Nicholas Fischer,
Richard @. Labor. Iuius R-icbh-lm
Oswald OttebcoIfer J. c. Pooler,
VIM Kopp, Thos. Bunchle,
Ex Judge DDl W. Clarke, Coroner Dr. VIM. SchirnaeY,
Herman Raster, Anthony Ougro.
d.. Chas Rebel Enile kirchner
Philip J. JoachinEseu, Robert JobDstoa.,
p. X Stefen. Lex,us 7. KAT,
VIZ Caldwell. T. C. Wetsuhero
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-30
New York q, the cities mentoaed:--

The despatch published in OF the papers this
morning, TO the effect tha. sight bills on New York were
selling At Charleston at ga per cen. premium WA or
course, a bunder Of the telegraph.
The stock market continues active, and the outside bus
ness Ia considerable The market opened weak TO dav
and 90 the first cali concessions made bayers ca
cecsy in Pacific Man and Of the Western shares
On the 70, ond call however there was moderate reco
very and ter the board prices stfaned under the effect
Of outside ord >s remained firm throughout the day
Pacific Mail cont to lead and TO confuse the market
by its cratic uct >tions 1t opened at SIS this morning
md declined steadily under rumor that negotiations bad
been broken or to 81 8 from thence II recovered slowly
and rumor saninggro Vpd IN the afternoon to the effect
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-30
Fort q New York, November 20, lsss

Steamship Star Of the South, Lyon, savannah-s Mchk
steamship Thomas Swami, Ramsey, Balumore-H crom-
Ship Archer, shibye San Francsco-Ro.s raconer Co.
ship Rambler, Lothrop Acapuco-Tappan 4 starbuck.
SHh Ship w,sisr e, Ausun LverpoelcH Rich Co
ssrk American EaEie, Ireland iasbonSMoore Henry
. BARR II Trowbridse frisbe Barbados-H 'Trowbrdge's
Bark Eagle, Baker, Curscoa--s W Lewis Co..
s barr S1sy nsn 8 Earl Co.
brig Ocean Traveller Sargent Nouvtas Thos owen sOn.
s soon OarR1eI sSlmer Johns Nrrbos wa.o
ga Sse,sS s5 a. $ John ssyas soa.
seSl ks sl sossin. sa ssasaas s1oa is O.
schr Fountain, Bear.e, A.saaspss- Master
seSr Fashion, nna swift s% DeAse
schr r Nj ;sdsn g A Bunoe
s oSt n S' Co.
Sem sq, ss'sss So sS.'s
schr bacon, Tyler, BALTIMORE Mailer, Lord Quereau
sFtsaa asssaf sams
ARRIVED.
5 s:s sud saiss NOV
"a sp sh1 a BARK Heve bound
steanip fiY,las EroSe Savannah with mass and pas
ssesn,o Har1os ROSTER Charleston with mdss and ,aas.
NJ Bark TssSdore Curtis of Freepo Ae Brazer Cardenas
Big Sa,han fosery Remedios u DAYS with molasse. and
ssiss ne pssssss seI .sis &C San oa Il
A. OF yellow boards adrf which
Brig Fisher Ketcham, Matenzns, Nov Is, with suear
&c TO Webster Been 8 days Of Hateras With
htsr 81, pyS sas. ssss : .g s sss A.
sehr hswi!.s arshs Charleston, days, with cotton,
schr sdes iaier Morehe.d Landing NC. 12days.
sehr nsrgaiet Henson City Point days with hour. to
sehr 6 Dixon Ward Petersburg, days With coson, &c.
scsr Z Franklin; Johnson Petersburg sdaya
sohr sawyer, Shuttle, Petersburg, 8 DAYS.
# CTun-c nopc rrede fieta,
Srhr X ! ally, Rent, Richmond, 8 days
ss csr Lynchbnrg, Hsrrison Richmond. days
scir Rue, Wright Richmond g days
Schr Mary Adelne, jones, norfolk days.
scbr Nile Chambers Virginia, 2days
Schr Mary Lien, Richards. Virginia.
scAr Oaver II Lee Duder, Virginia, 2days.
schr Mary Arn Predmore Wright Virginia, 3dayu
schr Avon Woodmanson vhgoia, ) days
ss cn < Williams EausinooTg, Virginia, 5 days
frbr henry Cole Hazetnn, Alexandria, days
tchr Eliza Pharo. Hooper Georgetown, DC days
kchr Clara, Smith Baltimore, l0days.
Schr Minerva Brooks Phhad-lphin, days.
schr kdeia u Wletts, Great Egg Bnrbor 3 days
fcr Gunpowder. Monroe Eiizabc,hport for New L,ven
schr Bay state. Hsliett, Boston, 3days.
schr Chief kltIt'xe. Boston, days.
schr 7 willct,s Baker New Lon ion, days
t<hr Hall. Adana Portland DAYS
schr a nay dem Ha,es, Portiand 2dsys.
kctr Bailey, Line Troy for hchnlond.
Steamer westrhes'ar Clark. Providence
FeaAer Peiscan. Ahrrnh Prordsnce
steaIr@ New London tnew) SMITH -,
Steamship Star Of the South Savannah ships Westcyre,
Ii,erpool Ell New Orleans; barks Ii ,laston Barb.tos
Wind during the day Wsw