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Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-20
A Correction.

The following letter will explain ITSELF
Our erroneous information in regard to the
subject matter was derived from an intelli.
gent gentlemen, who assured US that it was
correct. We are sorry to have been thus led
into error:
ORovrLLE, May 10th, 1859.
EDIToR DEMooRAT:-In looking over your
issue of Wednesday morning, l observed an
article under the head of Railroads" from
which it is quite evident that you are not
posted in regard to the recent action of our
citizens. Believing that you would not in
tentonaliy misrepresent us, or designedly
cast an impediment in the way of the early
construction of our road, will ask that you
will! set your readers right in your next issue,
by stating that on Saturday the l4th inst,
"The Northern California Railroad Company"
met at Oroville, and elected full board of
Directors +: and on Monday the 10th, perfec
ted the organization, by the election of their
permanent officers The surveys were then
ordered. and are now being made for the 10
cation of the road. | would further state,
that the officers of the Company are from
among the most worthy and enterprising citi
zens of our town, and it may be expected that
the work will be urged forward as fast as its
magnitude will admit. Respectfully.
NJ. H. FARLEY.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-20
DISTRICT COURT.
Hon. S. NJ. Bliss, Judge.

THURSDAY, May 10.
A. T. Parish VS.. His Creditors. Decree of dis.
charge filed. N'''
A. 5. Randall & Co. VS.. Yuba County. Mo.
ton for new trial overruIed
VIM. Hawey Co. VS.. Boder & Co. Motion
for new trial argued and submitted.
Sallentine Il Sallentine VS.. Steamer Maria Mo.
ton for new trial submitted without argument
II. NJ. Dinsmorc vs.. VIM. King. Same order
John 4. McCarty vs.. Geo. Beach. Dismissed
g. I. wilkins v. E. d. Blanchard ct ux. Mo.
ton to vacate and set aside decree withdrawn
Decree modified as per stipulation on file.
John Marcovtch VS.. r. Il. Wemple et al. De-
cree filed.
Z. M. Kimball VS.. E. D. Kimball Tried bv the
Court and submitted.
Rowe Il Mott VS.. Ssmuel p. Farr. Demurrer
sustained. Ten days time to file amended an
swer.
John Peters vs. A. Mcdonald Answer strick-
en- out Judgment by default entered
Sallentne Sallentine VS.. Steamer Maria. De.
lendants moved to re-tlx COSTS Taken under ad.
visement.
Court adjourned till Court in course.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-20

FRoM SAN BERNARDINo.-A correspondent
of the Los Angeles Star, writing from San
Bernardino, May 10th, gives the following
intelligence:
A band of Mohave Indians made descent
upon Lanes Fort, at the crossing OF the Mo-
have river They overpowered Mr.. Lane
and others living at the Fort and then ran
sacked the houses, dispossessing the oecu-
pants of all their worldly goods.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-20

BADLY SoARED.-A certain individual il
town here, a very respectable. good-hearted
fellow, was seated just behind the Station
House, yesterday, enjoying himself in the
shade, when he was suddenly rushed upon
by man of ferocious aspect with drawn
pistol in hand, cooked and presented direct
" at his head. He no sooner saw this appa-
rition than he dashed headlong from the
spot, and has not been seen since. 1t seems
that the fellow who had the pistol had been
confined in the Station House with mania a
potu, and, being still out of his head, conclu-
ded that this man had some dark designs on
him and the Station House. Resolving to
"clean out the suspicious individual, he
seized an empty pistol which was near by,
and rushed upon his unsuspecting victim in
the manner described. 1t is said the latter
made good time as far as he was seen going
up the alley. Of course he knew nothing of
the pistols being empty
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-20
EXCESSIVE EAr1Ne.-In a letter to Lord

Excessive EATING.-In a letter to Lord
Murray, Sydney Smith says:
. You are, hear, attending more to diet
than heretofore If you wish anything like
happiness in the fifth act of life, you should
pay more attention to the amount you eat
and drink. Did ever tell you my calcula
ton about eating and drinking? Having
ascertaiped the weight of what did live
upon, found that, between ten and seventy
years of age, had eaten and drank a one
horse wagon loads of meat and drink more
than would have preserved me in life and
health. The value of this mass of nourish.
ment is considered TO be worth $1,000 ster-
ling. 1t occurred to me that l must have
starved to death more than one hundred.
This is frightful calculation, but irresistibly
true-and think dear Murray, your wagons
need additional horses"
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-20

The Lecomps of Santa Barbara county, at
their late convention to elect delegates to the
Lecompton State Convention, adopted the
subjoined resolution:
ResolUed, That the delegates that may be elec
ted to represent this county in the State Conven
tion, be and hereby are recommended to support
the administration ofJames Buchanan, the Presi-
dent of the United States.
How odous the Administration must be,
when even Administration men cannot be
trusted to sustain it, a month ahead, without
special Instructions
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-20

RIsING.-The Yuba river is rapidly rising
Should it continue for few days, at the same
rate, it will overflow its banks widely and
produce much destruction of property on the
ranches situated along its banks. The gar
dens in the suburbs of the city are already
measurably overfowed, and considerable loss
has been sustained by the owners. There is
danger that some of the ferries will be swept
away. The snow in the mountains is evil
IDENTIFY melting very fast, and there is a vast
quantity of it on deposit.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-20
MARYSvILEE.
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY goth.

Business LocATIoN.-A fine business loca-
tion in St Louis, Sierra county, including
store houses and a stock of merchandise, is
offered for sale by an advertisement in anoth-
er column. The overs intend leaving for the
States
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-20

EFFoRrs are being made to start an Ad.
ministratiOn organ in Plumas county. One
thousand dollars was subscribed by the Le
compton Central Committee recently, and the
subscription is now being circulated through
out the county. 1t is not known when the
paper will get into operation, or who will be
the editor.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-20

PFC NIc.-The scholars Of the Sabbath
Schools, accompanied by their teachers and
friends, took ride yesterday morning, on
the steamer Cleopatra, distance of FIVE miles
down Feather river, when they landed and
pic-nicked during the day. The number was
about three hundred. In the afternoon, as
the Gov. Dana came up, they got aboard of
her and returned in jolly mood to the city.
At the closing of the festivities, the follow
lowing resolution was unanimously adopted
by the happy crowd:
ReSolUed, That the hearty thanks of all present
are hereby rendered the California Steam Naviga-
ton Company for their Characteristic liberality In
conveying the party to and from the Excursion
grounds, on their steamers, free of charge.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-20
RIRTEI.

ATurner's Ranch, Linda Bottom, on the morning
of the 18th inst, the wife of the Hon. r. NJ Turner oil
twin sons, weighing respectively fourteen and sixteen
pounds.
Mrs. Turner is doing good service to her country
Not than year ago she gave birth to twin daugh
GERS. Few ladies can take to themselves as much
credit.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-20
CHI DICE
SUMMER DRY GOODS.
PER
JOHN L. STEPHENS.
FLETCHER & HOBSON

"AVING completed their alterations. ar. now ro-
H ceiying splendid assortment of new and ele.
CANT GOODS suitable for the season, Comprising
Rich 0rgandies, (two volants)
Lawns, double Skirt, &C.;
Bareges, (two and three volants)
" Dress Silks, do. do. do;
" Fancy and plain Silks;
New Prints and Lawns, anl French Calicoes:
4" Cambria and ChantiIy Mantillas;
g Eugenia Parasols;
Bonnets and Misses Flats;
Dress Trimmings aud Head Dresses
Bonnet Ribbons in great variety;
Emoroideries and Laces; the new Double Action
Hoop Skirt; Ladies' and Misses Hosiery, &c,
FLETCHER & HOBSON,
25 ID street, near First,
my6-my Marysvne.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-20
COURT OF SESSIONS.
Hon. CHARLES LNDLEY, Judge.

HON. CHARLES LNDLEY, Judge.
poorlo THURSDAY, May 10th.
neople Pc vs. VIM. Bluxome.- for vt-
grand larceny. -Anu'0'nien' ior
People VS.. Victor Bowley ct al--Indictn,on+ for
assault to rob. 'O''ie"' iOI
Court adjourned till 10 A. NJ. tomorrow.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-20

THEATER-Mr. Collins, the great Irish de-
hneator, performed last evening to large
and brilliant audience, and gave great salts
faction. He performs again to night
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-20

INDIAN VALLEY,-Extensive improvements
oi permanent character, are being made in
this valley. The Plumas Argus says:
From the character of the BUILDINGS fan.
ees and other improvements that are beino
made, it is evident that the inhabitants -
that picturesque valley are preparing future
HOMES, and places to stay at until their pock.
cts are full, as is the case in many localities
1t is fortunate for the country that the farms
In Indian Valley have fallen into hands that
will develop their resources.
IL is not only one of the best stock-raisine
vallies in the State, but is almost unsurpassed
as an agricultural and horticultural country
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-20

The political fight in San Francisco, be-
tween the friends of Weller, Nugent and La
than, is waxing hotter and hotter. The
friends of Nugent seem confident of carrying
the whole delegation.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-20

SrAGEs.-The California Stage Company
have commenced carrying the mail again by
stage from this city to Sacramento, their con-
tract requiring them to transport the mails
by coaches during the dry months In the
rainy season they are at liberty to withdraw
their stages and employ the steamers to car
~ the mails for them.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-20

OVERLAND MAIL LErTERs.-The number Of
letters sent by the Overland Mail on the 16tb
inst was 926, showing great falling off
since the mail of the 9Th inst, when some
l ,727 were sent.-AHd
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-20

Ell DORADO MArrERs.-TAe Placerville OBJ
server says:
One day last week, at Upper Placerville,
Dr. Daggett attempted TO separate a couple
of fighting dogs, and in so doing was acci.
dentaly bitten by one of the brutes. Sud-
denly the Doctor was attacked by an alarm
ing fever, and for several days was in a criti.
cal condition, from which he has not yet re
covered.
Captain Ham and J. J. Clark, of this city,
have already purchased some very large fish
ing nets and other requisites for piscatory
business, with the intention of seining for
trout in Lake Bgler
Goats, of Reservoir Hill, has recently
found some diggings at Coon Guleh, near
Johnson's Ranch, which prospect from thirty
to forty cents to the pan.
In the garden of F. Joseph, in this city. is
pear tree, only two years old and six feet
in height, which now contains one hundred
and seventy five pears.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-20

MlLITARY MovEMENTs-A body of 95 SOL
diers left here yesterday on the steamer Co
umbia for Fort Umpqua, to fill up the COM
panies of the army at that point Day be-
fore yesterday, Col. Hoffman, two subaltern
officers and one company of privates arrived
from the South, and another company is ex-
pected by the next Southern steamer. The
Preside will be the headquarters of the en-
tire Sixth Infantry, under command of Col.
Hoffman, and will therefore be a lively place.
As the band of the Sixth will be there, gay
time is anticipated. s + BnLketii.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-20

THos j. Baldwin, VIM. Griffen and James
Murphy, were, on Tuesday, admitted to citi-
zenship in the United States District Court.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-20

WITH the Overland Mail, which arrived at
san Francisco on Saturday, were brought
si1ty'nine pounds of silver, in bars, from the
Arizona mines.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-20

Tue San Francisco Board of Education.
have decided to build a three story school
house at Rincon Point.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-20

Mr. DALLAS, U. s. Minister at London. has
again written to the President, that in the
highest official circles in England war in
Europe is considered unavoidable.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-20

Mr.. FosTER BLoDGErr American, is elected
Mayor of Augusta, by twenty majority. The
contest was very exciting, but passed off
peaceably.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-20

The Grenada (Miss) Republican hears of
cotton being up on many plantations in that
region of country, but that it does not pre-
sent healthy and vigorous appearance.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-20

The Red Bluff Beacon contradicts the re-
port that R. ]. Walsh died in Paris. He is
still living, and in all probability, viii return
on the next steamer.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-20

The Palmyra (Mo.) Courier hoists the name
of Daniel S. Dickinson as its candidate for
the Presidency, subject to the Charleston
Convention.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-20

AN insane man named Graham Gillespie
arrived at San Francisco on Tuesday from
Sacramento. He is thought to have escaped
from the Sheriff of Nevada, who was taking
him to Stockton.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-20

REcoRDER's CouRr, YESTERDAY. - Judge
Singer presided, the Recorder being absent
Alfred Elwell, tried for yagrancy, was dis
charged.
Caspar Conn, d. d., was fined $40 aud
costs
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-20

On Wednesday last, the residence of J. B.
D. Wolf at Mud Springs, Ell Dorado county
was burned, together with all the furniture
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-20

THE Treasurer of San Francisco county,
has $3.50 in uncurrent or deprecated coin,
in his vault.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-20

WHEAT and barley in Tehama county look
well, but the crop will not be an abundant
one.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-20

The Federal Court at Savannah has found
true bills of indictment against Charles A. L.
Lamar, b. F. Aiken, John F. Tucker and
others concerned in the affair of the yacht
Wanderer and her cargo of Africans
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-20
SOME FlsU.-The Rad

SOME FlsH.-The Rod Bluff Beacon, says
A Sturgeon weighing 375 pounds, was
caught at the ferry, by A. II. Owen. a few
days since with hook and line. This we
believe, is the largest fish ever caught in this
part of the country, being 144 lbs. heavier
than the one caught some ten days since.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-20

The MoHAvEs AGAIN.-The Bulletins Los
Angeles correspondent whiting on May l4th,
says:
Lieut.. Beale, who arrived in town day be-
fore yesterday, reports being attacked about
20 miles east of the Colorado, by the Mo.
haves or their allies. This looks as though
those rascals do not intend to keep the treaty
if they can help it. They will need mighty
close watching.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-20

A SHIP, with eight hundred Chinese is
daily expected at San Francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-20

HARVEST hands are wanted in Tehama
county.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-20

The Administration party of Plumas coun.
ty, will hold their Convention on June 18th.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-20
9ew advertisements.
Wher!

Where
Is the place you can find the best HAVANA CIGARS?
In the El Dorado Cigar Store where you can find the
very best HAVANA CIGARS, 4 for fifty cents.
l.. LAVY 4 CO.,
Ell DORADO CIGAR STORE,
mh29-my 26 ID street, near Wells, Fargo & Co.'s
F. and A. NJ, hereby notified Is attend a called
meeting, on this, Wednesday evening. Masons in
good standing ale fraternaly invited to attend
By order of the w. NJ.
B. f. SHAKSPEAR Sec,v
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-20

ELoPEMENTs.-Three elopements occurred
at Iowa Hill, Placer county, during last
week,
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-20

AN insane man named S. j. Gillespie, has
been sent to the Insane Asylum from Nevada
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-20

The President is understood to be prepar-
ing fresh instructions concerning the course
to be adopted towards Nicaragua, in regard
to the recent violent treatment of American
citizens and property there, and the opening
and protection of the transit route
These instructions will soon be dispatched
to Minister Lamar
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-20
CITY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,

Corner Maiden Lane and Second Sts.,
MARYsvILLE.
THE UNDERSIGNED has opened an INTELLI-
Il GENCE OFFICE at the above place, where SIT
UATI0NS can be procured in all branches ofbusiness
by either men women. He can be consulted by
female applicants in the parOr of the What Cheer
House. No charge will be made unless places
cured. Persons IN want oil SERVANTS, or HELP of
any kind would do well to send me their orders, as
have now many applicants registered Orders from
the country promptly attended to.
my20-my y. STAHL.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-20
Masonic.

Washington r. A. Chapter No. 13, holds its stated
meetings on the I'd and 4th FRIDAY EVENINGS in
each month"; at O'Clock. Visiting companions in
good standing are cordially invited to attend.
]. Il. STEVENS II. p.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-20
MARYSVILLE THEATRE.
For full particulars see bills Of the day.
PRICES OF ADMISSION
Citizens steam Navigation co.

rT%O dividend of two per cent has been
declared, payable in cash and after
the 10th inst HORACE BEACH, Sec'y.
Marysyille, Nav 10, 1859 Tmy20-1w
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-20

FREDERIKA DTcmNBERG has commenced a
suit in the Twelfth District Court. against
her husbund Morris Ditchinberg. She char
ges him with extreme cruelty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-15


clear
SANDY HOOK, NJ Feb IA, sunset--No vessels in sight
LONG BRANCH. Feb a. goshing sight, bound
10. Wind N; clear.
souAs, ~ seb Il, sunset--rohing In sight, bound In
Herald Marine Correspondence.
Win s Tor sor brig hss SSas %
this port the 9th having lost her anchors and chains the
s new ae s s % where
abe arrived the day. She discharged her and sid
The schr Titcomb. Harlow, from A,taakpas with
so stress leaking 100 1000 strokes per hour
on % fp So on the
Of she pu, in to repair was found
vessel sufficient get leak which proved
ward she being her rails are also undergoing
The Bremen ship Mimi, Capt schwartz from Galveston
he he fSe
Sea aSS s se large & of e or T Is
we're at once ehgaged raise the and have brought
bales badly broken and viii be dicui % raise The re-
%apder Of The cargo which nov coming Gu. smos, In bulk
viii he saved ISe materials Of the ship will be saved Con
The bark Louisa Bliss Capt sprsgue from Apaachcol
bound 70 arrived on the list in distress being TOO
The e eSs load ons , q 81 bales sS wss
and Providence for the sum Of SIR The bark
s yd s ~ b but x. ss ON t. 20 GAIT
sprasue end brought before the United states Commissioner
Vim will - @
4 and proceed directly her The of
this vessel fell overheard In the Gulf and was lost
The schr Delaware York arrived from Jup
EpPneera Army, WHO has charge Of the construction
of the Cape Jupiter lighthouse party OF mechanics and Ia
borerc Lad been landed aud portion OF the materials Also
and operations would commence at once.
with materials structure cast ashsre while
endeaorng TO land the and doubts entertained of
her safety.
The wfeckng schr Truxon Judith about the
18th She from THE port and engaged In raising cargo
the Loaf bark Thace. Loss about $500.
The Br bark Laura campbell Reid Cruz with
OF wood bound to New York arrived of the
and took pilot the 3D. but did not get into port until the
having lost three before saors are very
In the city viii be days before abe of
$50 per month Is charged 70 Northern ports.
The Marshal sold the hull snd materials of the
demned brig Segun by auction for the OF 1868 g. the hull
Of the ost bark Thaes been sold
for the sum Of 2o5 Judge Marvin decreed the alvors
half The proceeds Of said sales and also the cost Of suit Sal
wage amounted TO $l052 TO-
The repair To the schr James Henry, Capt Wood at this
port the h January Amoueted TO $3.50 She put In
fore mast
The expense Of THE brig Enterprise Capt Grnge amounted
The bark Oregon Capt soue sails for New York the
ng OF the h she mas put Ia bowsprt Expense 500
Total expenses, 5000:
Miscellaneous.
Sec Correspondence above.
oss Of brig Clark Of and for Boston from Phade
phia, zee news columns.
srrAxsHr PororAc Watson from Baltimore for New York.
Locust Point She had proceeded
NE OF Hog Island Wednesday night when her got
Of order, and the wind being unfavoabe for her
nuDg o her course she was put back and came anchor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-15

MISCELLANEOUS.
An OPENING.
ON MONDAY, FEBRUARY IA, 1859,
PATENT RIGHT
REVOLUTION IN THE RUCHE TRADE.
TO THE MILLINERY TRADE OF THE UNITED
STATES, OUT OF TOWN JOBBERS AND OTHERS,
RUCHESi RUCHESl RUCHEsl
BY THE TENS OF THOUsANDa
RUCHES
BY THE MILLION.
We have connected interest roet
manufacturers of ruches In this city, who the
PATENT RIGHT OF NEW MACHINERY.
Whereby enabled to offer ruches OF
EVERY KIND EVERY QUALITY, EVERY STYLE
AT oNE-rHIRD THE USUAL PRICE.
One thousand different samples now on exhibition.
One thousand different styles now dsplayed and
MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES,
AT THE
CASH RIBBON HOUSE,
NO. lls CHAMBERS STREET.
JNO. FARRELL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-15

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suwsnpse and Sabine shps
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70 p SOoe sp s:% S.I Feb rs:
for NYork crossed the bar iii: -''
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Darts Belle Fontaine Harvest Queen RappahannocS silas
Belle s.s r. ELLEN
s asaS SeT up Sn % ss sosnd ma
be the Kentucsan Outside bound nineteen square gged
NORFOLK, Feb liar Brem bark Herzogn Won Brabant,
,Bshs MySrk sShrs Lsura Frances Higgins
Lawrence Churcni and May Queen Brant Plymouth Msss
for Bah Rocky nm Day Warwick Boston "a
skST6sb Fer srn ssss Herald xD.
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Ssow ss s.iS T. s
bnrks sea Nymph NG) Stege Charles Deyans Row Mann
fna saw rthan do
In port Jan ships Ell Whitney Smalley for sydney Nsw
ready for sea- Leonore Mitchell San Francisco roS
Eprague, Matthews Boston, Kennebec Hand NYors sh
WIishangton wrchtington Fall River Cid bark Leland
cussp ss Scsrdss Bst ssOR Gsy
sharp in Lsc9%pon Savannah Hammond Paine Boston
l4h-Arr sehrs Deborah Jones wusmore and Mary Miller
Laws NYork, Frank Herbert Mayo, Boston Cid steamer
kennebec Hand NYork ships Tuscarora Dunleyy Mobile.
Victoria Reed Preble Havana schrs Hazard Larsen
hnstton ia L A Danenhower, Miller Mobile.
PROVIDENCE Feb PA RI steamshp AIbaroas Williams
NY0Ik; schr Sea Nymph Dawson, Norfolk. schrs White
Cloud Higgins Ycomico river, Va Mora, Nelson Phiadel-
ltsh-Arr steamships Curew, Arey Nyork; Westminster
ozark NYork; II Bowman, Clark NYork; schrs Robert
Rsikes, McIsaac Norfolk Beauchamp crane Norfolk Re-
NYork. ' N'NA''N'' ''oai'an' To"
PORTLAND, Feb l2-Arr by teD bark Mystery, TAYLOR.
RICHMOND Feb llsld schrs Osprey (3r) Kelly Halifax
Hardscrabble, Gregory: Boston. "
acn,a a p ae aomin port ships Orion Libby, for
abt neb Otb Dashaway Hill for Ludlow 22d 0nesn II
ne Pacific Dubois for NYork abt 2 Horsburg 0aes for
DAYTON for Honolulu 29h; Adelaide Nye for DO 18th n
Hall Cabot for Victoria; Samuel Merritt williams for Ore
. SAVANNAH, Feb S~Arr Rus) brig Norden. wikander
Barcelona 0''
l0th-Arr schrs Montrose, winsow. NYork; R M pemiu
NYork Cid scs Lilly Francis NYork SENATOR
salem, Feb l0-sd bark Argentine, Zanzibar brig q W
lsthArr Br brig St Catbaride from Coast of Africa
iLM1NGTON NC Feb l1-Arr schr Alba, Powell NYork.
llh briggs Jacob Dock Thompson NYork; Atavela tikev
Richmond Va Maine Holman NYork schrs seah strong
10th schrs Northrop Jenne, Nassau Mp; Maria Pike
Crawford NYork lh brig Sea Belle whney Havana schrs
erprise Weber Boston, sth schr Williams, Grant Porto
Rico. ' INV