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Newbern weekly progress., 1859-12-06
WEEKLY PROGRESS.
MEnNEsDAY MORNING.. NON. .O. 50.



We cannot by any means. approve all that has
been dome 1y Col. Davis in command at Charles
town, and other parties in Virginia, which has
tended TO fed and keep alive useless panic:
LIT willie We simply disapprove some tn ngs
W!;tl. they have done, despise ell the sneers
and ridicule which has been attempted to be
thrown upon Gov. Wise. Col. Davis and other
parties IN Virginia, Gall of whom evidently
".iGeavaTiDg TO 30 their duty, however much they
may err in iudgment,) by Southern journals.
Cert2in,y this is aid and comfort > from the
wrong quarter, aud while safety demands that
should watch the enemy who are open aboli-
tionists, it IS no less incumbent upon to Keep a
sharp look ont for those parties among whose
actions and sentiments certainly not what
they should be at a crisis like the present ~
Ii ever there was, be, necessity for a
thorough union Of sentiment ut the South on po-
rtical and social issues, that necessity now exists
and however much persons in authority may err
in their efforts to maintain the rights Of the South
under the Constitution, we can only look with
contempt at any efforts to ndicule and abuse them
for such action, from whatever quarter it
Newbern weekly progress., 1859-12-06
Don't Believe 1t.

An article recently appeared in the n. Y. Times
taken fom the Frankfort (ky-) Yocnan, giving
the follow i.~ as the language of Vice President
Broc>nlidge:
If Oid Jno Brown is executed" says the Yoe-
1va,, there viii be thousands to dip their hand
lrrchiefs in his blood; relics of the mart yrysill
bc }3;raded throughout the North; pilgriruages
,~j1 re made to his grave, and should not be
....,...-cd to hear Of miracles wrought, there as
- the tomb Of Thomas A. Bccket The blood OF
tu.s martyr would be seed to this ia natical
church. and rs that OF Joe Smith to the church of
l.g.l.r-Day Saints
"iIc GIroWn) is not only n spy, which consign-
"a -Ia accomplished: Andre to an ignomiriious
- .t! which, if anything, has Lti a stuin on the
2.,.0lju II ! irgiHjdS 9rcatfSt nantc, butts amend
.,,l,. 80 almost every crime in Criminal Co le
sill Ic il the very fttcst subject upon which to
display the chivaIic sentiment of the South"
Np,y We do not believe that Mr. Breck inridge
ever -rscl or wrote the above sentiments butif
T.. ga we have only to say-hc is dcad coct IN
tla pit. With such sympathy for Brown and such
:: sucer at Virginia, if uttered he is more de-
serving o.. the confidence respect Of the South
and his only hope for further and higher honors
(cae support of the democratic party) is with
u.d>,u from him. No party, at the South, will
sustain traitors to the land of their nativity and
citizenship and all honest men of all parties al
the South, look on all who desire to save old
IIowp-s neck, as traitors. Would that the South
>l.re urged of all such traitors.
We cannot believe Mr.. Breckinridge guilty oi
a,ieI sentiments, and he owes 1T to himself and
t. those who have elevated and confded in him
90 -."" the denial to such supposition
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munetarp anb Commercial Aebiew.

BALTIMORE, June 7, 1859.
The duness and apathy which has characterized the
Stock market time past contin be its pre-
vailing feature, but although the transactions at the
Board day light, stocks generally rather
frmer in tone than yesterday. There nothing
done in the leading fancy baltimore and Ohio Raroad
but the feeling in it decidedly stronger and closed
at S52S bid S3 asked regular way the closing bid being
y of dollar higher than the closing bid of yesterday
In Northern Central Railway there considerable ac
tvy The sales add up 900 shares at Sl9B regular way
and at the figure buyers option 80 and 60 days and
the market for it closed at S19A bid S19 asked regular
way Baltimore City 6's are steadily moving upward
We note sales oday of 81 400 1905 at Ol this figure
being advance of per cent. the last sale. City
6s osed 99X bid for 1855 100 bid for 1885, and 10l
bid for 1905 For Missouri 6 "a bid to day; and
for Virginia coupon 6s, 96H bid. There moth
ing done the Board in Railroad bonds for this class
of stocks the market quite firm. Baltimore and Ohio
1888 closed at Sc bid s6H asked do 1SS0s at SAX bid
S5 asked; Northern Central 1855 at 70A bid, II asked
and Northwestern Virginia first mortgage bonds at 90 bid
92h asked Baltimore and Ohio dividend orders
closed yesterday at Is bid, 20 asked There is
inquiry for Bank Stocks but there very few offering
and no sales were made to-day
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
TUESDAY, June Z, 1889
sl4O0 Balt 6s, new3 9O.lOI 200 shs n C. RR bO 1919
800 500 shs NJ RR' .l9zs 100 h3O. l9's
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La w NTELLIGENCE.

CRIMINAL COURT.-Hon. Henry Stump, Judge.
Milton Whitney, Esq, States Attorney, prosecu.
ting. The following business occupied the Court
yesterday:
State rs. Edward Murphy, indicted for the mur-
der OF Samuel Patterson, by stabbing him with a
knife on the 14th of February, 1859, inflicting
mortal wound on the left side of the belly, of the
length of one inch and depth of three inches, from
the effects of which the said Patterson died on the
2lst of the same month.
Charles II. Pitts, VIM. H. Cowan and j. Douglas
Hambleton, ESqs., for the defence.
On the opening of the Court Yesterday judge
Stump stated to the counsel that he had received
note from DIR. ODonovan, informing him that G.
A. Martin, one OF the jurors sworn on the special
panel, so unwell that it would be impossible for
him to sit as juror during the trial.
After consultation between the States Attorney
and counsel for the defence Mr. Whitney said there
was only one of two things to be done, either
discharge the present jury or keep them together
sickness is known. The trial could not 90 ON with
eleven jurors; that had been decided in New York
in Cancemis case, where the Supreme Court of the
United States held that the prisoner could not as
sent to waive any OF his rights and therefore set
aside the verdict.
The Court said it would not undertake to try
the case with eleven jurors. The New York deci
sion settled that point
Mr.. Whitney suggested to discharge the iury and
summon additional talesmen.
Mr.. Pitts said that could not be done-there was
no ground upon which tales could now be summon
ed the venre had been exhausted in getting this
jury.
Mr.. Whitney said new venire would be sum-
moned day after Tomorrow
The Court remarked that if it would discharge
the jury. the defence had right to continue the
case until the next term.
Mr.. Pitts said the counsel for the prisoner were
waiting to hear the decision of the Court: they
had no power to do anything in the matter.
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The Court tbereupon DISCHARGED the ;urv

lhe court thereupon discharged the Jury.
Mr.. Pitts here moved to continue the case until
the next term of the Court, which was accordingly
done.
The Court afterwards said it would fix the bail in
the case at S5 600
Mr.. Whitney remarked that he would like to
De heard on the question of bail before any was
taken.
Messrs. Nelson, Campbell and Lanahan counsel
for John Clark, indicted for selling foreign Lottery
tickets, came into Court and arranged with Mr..
hltney to argue the case on Tuesday next
The Court then adjourned until 10 O'Clock this
morning.
UNITED STATES DIsTRICT CoURr-Hon. William
Fell Giles, Judge. The June term of the Court
commenced yesterday morning. No business trans
acted The Marshal has summoned the following
gentlemen to serve on the Grand and Petit Juries
for the term:
w Grand Jurors; Henry Snyder, Francis Burns,
Walter Ball. William F. Murdoch Hugh A.
Cooper, James w. Alnutt, Enoch Pratt. A. Milten-
berger, Thomas c. Jenkins, Henry s. TAYLOR.
Isaac NJ. benson, William Chestnut Geo A. Davis,
John IL: Ehlen, c. o. ODonnell Richard Lilly,
John L. Fardy, John S. Berry, Charles HinkIey
Aaron Hoffman, John c. Smith, Charles A.
Smith.
Petit Jurors.-Henry Myers, Thomas R. Bass
ford, Joseph Cox, George H. Dutton, Charles God
dard, Caleb Greenfield, John D. Norris, Isaiah
Gardner, William L.. Reid, Jarrett Cole, r. E.
Stapleton, Andrew Gregg, E. +. King Andrew j.
Norris Adj Pindell, James j. Chalmers Peter
Watts, Joseph f. Wilson. John w. Mayfield, VIM.
Dlshey, Joseph Rogers, John Rea, George A. Cole
man, +. Henry Bennett, John Fl. Woodward VIM,
Dalrymple, Jeremiah Storm, Norris Montgomery,
William Scarf, James H. Carlisle James Lucas,
Thomas Croxall, John T. Pickrell, Philip NJ Hall,
Jacob Klassen.
~, SUPERIOR CoURT.-7Hon. z. Collins Lee, Judge
The following occupied the Court yesterday:
Anne b. Herring u.s. James Baugher. An action
for breach of promise of marriage On trial. d.
d. Hopes for plaintiff. William b. Perine for de-
tendant.
Assignment for o-day 1888 to 90, end of docket
CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-Hon. William l.. Mar
shall, Judge. The following occupied the Court
yesterday:
H. Jenkes us. John Dumler An appeal from
Justice Ridgeiy. Judgment reversed, and iudg.
ment for appellee for $50 and costs.
=, William Boggs rs. Ellen Evatt. Appeal from
Myers. Verdict for appellee for S32.
Assignment for to-day a to 46.
CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE CITY.-Hon. Wm.
George hrebs, Judge. The following occupied
the Court yesterday:
William F. Murdoch and others Us. James Nal
colin, Trustee of Harrison H. Cole Bill to set
aside deed of trust as fraudulent Reported yester-
day Further argued by Wallis & Nelson for
complainants- Not concluded.
COURT OF APPEALS OF MARYLAYD-JUNE TERM
lS59.-ANNAPOLIs, June 7th, lS59.-Nol |. Spe-
cial docket. Lowman Chew and Wm Goldsborough
rs Bank of Baltimore. Appeal from the Circuit
Court of Baltimore city. The argument in the
case was commenced by Jervis Spencer for the ap.
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BALTIMORE MARKET

TUESDAY. June T.
COFFEE.-Conee continues quiet and rather heavy We
note sales day of $50 bags medium Rio at II cts 100
bags good fair do cts and of $50 bags good La
guayra at - cts We quote Coffee to-day follows viz:
at lO& oil cts for low grades Rio; II 411E cts for
1ar DO IL Ad12 cts. for good prime do l2dI2A
Tor laguayra and IA per lb for Java We
the arrival today from Rio of the brig Monticello with
cargo OF 54oo bags Coffee which increases the
to about % 900 bags
FIOUR.-We remark rather more nouirv TODAY for
flour han there has been for days past but the
market for it is still heavy for some descriptions
prices nave given way We sales of 600 bbls
city Mllis super at S6.75 this fgur. being de-
cline OF 70 cts bb the price asked for il yeser
day, and OF 900 bbs City Mills Extra at AZ rs per bbl
There has been nothing done in Howard Street or Ohio
Super but FOR both these varieties holders are still asking
81 per bbl We heard Of sale after Change yeser
day of 300 bbs Howard Street Super on private terms
but understood to be at fraction under s7 p.r bb
Extra Flour may be quoted closing at 81 SO for Ohio
s7.60G7 rs for Howard Street. S775 per bbl for Cv
Mills.
RYE FLOUR AND Corn MEAL.-For both Rye Flour and
$59512H, and Corn Meal nominal s4 25 for Balti.
more and s4.50 per Dbl. for Brandywne lot of 400
bbls Baltimore Corn Meal sold day two since at
fraction under S4.25 per Dbl.
FAMILY FLoUR.-The rates for Family and retailing
brands of Extra Flour have been reduced to-day 25
per bbl, and now quote the Paapsco Reservoir
Silver Spring brands of Family Flour So 25 and Extra
Old Dominion do. $s75 and Ohio and Howard Street
do. at IS .25GS rs per Dbl.
GRAIN-Grain was in better supply to-day than it has
been for two three days past the receipts at the Corn
Exchange amounting to about %, 900 bushels. The
market however dull except for Corn, for which
there fair inquiry The receipts Of Corn reached
nearly II bushels, and the greater part of it sold
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5hlpptng SntalitqsRta.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, June 7.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Steamer Joseph Whitney, Howes 60 hours from Boston
ships bound in; oPoplar Island brig H. G. Berry, fla Ha
Steamer John s shrver Dennis, FIN Philadelpha-ndse
sugar Segars, Ac. to Jas j Fisher Sons
Brig Delta, Daulby from Caribbean Sea-guano to W T.
Seh Edward slqde Bayes, from New York, to E. Pratt
to foey & 8To cr' Carroll and Geo A. Pope Powder
schr Martha Ann Reed -, from NOrfolk-fsh to James
% Ship ia ROS! G. Winthrop Morrill, IS days from Liverpool
Co Towrd Sef nn b 9osgenr & cargo to F. l. Brauns
canne % The r. G. brings The OF the Susan E HO-
wei; before repo ted condemned
% Sameo ocutt from Camden, Me-ice ond laths to
Schr seguine, Kingland, rom New York-mdse to Rose
& Schr Rescue Bacon, from New York-cement to Carr,
Ship Auguse, Breml Erichs, 10 days FIN Bremen-mdse
steamtug Reliance May 2 lat s. 9 lon 2s 3d. spoke three
ydeo for Narsees' ll5 days furnished her with proy
skins WOOD h as corner Sons copper m o tS ~ %e
pes on Friday eTens on aay Te had iT 9tTops S
gale from the north he bark Adelaide Wingaee, henc
Tas @ IN PhsS hs BAY r9 hp WnD Sh My
9TH Frank Nelson seaman native of Finland, fell from
Bark "A Ama1Ga kirwan from St Johns R. May 18th
Gains and winds the whole passage Towed by the
Brig Monticello Hopkins, before reported at quarantine
from Rio de JaneirO April 2lst-coee to Spence Reid
FEB ID! on the outward passage, Samuel Brown Dane
committed suicide by cutting his throat with
unkn0wn He told of the he had lived in Savan
nah, and followed fishing
schr Watauga Abbott, from Caribbean Seaguano to j.
Corner and sons
sGhr J. T Williams, Curtis from New York-ce to T. J.
schr Ella, Packard, from Boston-ice to =.
List of Canal Boats, from avre Grace ,er steamer Jun
No. ata June Z, 1859.
h Hawey & Co f ~ -
~ Boat 1a Wagner, Captain Cummings-lumber to Hen
Rnot
& Burns " F ''o' i'iiosi W Aih'"'e :
boat swan, Captain Donnely-lumbert to Job Smith
BOAT delaware, Captain Dunn-lumber to Henry James
Boat Samuel H. Lynch, Captain Mowery-coal to Carr
Giese Co '' ~ ~ '
4 Co. ~ " '' ~
BoatM Deckert, Captain MeConne-corn and oats to
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Yesterday morning, named James Bick-
erstaf, living in Tyson street, was killed by
the falling of a sand bank, at which he was work
ing, in an alley, between Mosher and Townsend
streets, near the Union Protestant Infrmary.
When extricated from the mass of earth, five feet
IN depth, beneath which he buried, it was
found that his neck was broken and life extinct
DIR. II. Greentree, coroner, was summoned to hold
an inquest over the body and the jury returned
verdict of accidental death. The deceased was
aged about fifty years. He leaves wife and seve-
raj children
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No. 5, fronting on Lemon street 25 feet, with
depth of 81 feet. Purchased by same for SS per
front foot
Messrs. Cannon Matthews yesterday sold at the
Exchange sales rooms, lot of ground on Madison
avenue near Biddle street, with front on the ave-
nue. of l3 feet 10 inches anda depth of 80 feet I'm
proved by three story brick dwelling. Purchased
by Jas. f. Mckeever for 5000.
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EIREN

At 10 o'clock on Monday night fire was discovered
by officers Freeman and Trigg, in the rear of
stable on Baltimore near Republican street. 1t
extinguished without causing anv damage or
raising an alarm. After the fire was put out bat
of cotton was discovered on the premises saturated
with camphene oil, showing that the attempt was
the work OF an incendiaru
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
From WashInptOn

WASHINGTON, June THE representatives of
the several Southern Railroad Companies
have again been in consultation with the proper
officer of the Post Office Department. and left here
to-day for Philadelphia where they design tom NOR
row to meet the representatives of the Railroad
Companies whose lines extend from Washington to
New York.
Their business is to arrange terms and schedules
for carrying the mails between New Orleans and
New ork with certainty and an increase of speed.
At present the failures frequent as to demand
new arrangements, such as is now proposed.
The mere declaration Of an intention to become a
citizen OF the United States, does not entitle the
person making it to a passport; and of this fact
number OF applicants have recently been informed.
1t appears by the records of the Land Office that
Arkansas has received 900 acres of the public
land, to aid in the construction of the Cairo and
Fulton Railroad in that State besides another
heavy instament of swamp land.
gentleman just arrived here from Utah repre-
sents the people there as in excited and turbulent
condition, bordering on rebellion, and hence the
proclamation of Governor Cumming, with a view
to dispensing the various parties of Mormons as
sembed in military capacity in the mountains
surrounding Salt Lake. These parties. he saws,
are portion Of the militia called out by the
Governor to resist the entrance of the Govern
ment troops during the session of the Court at
Salt Lake City, The Mormons are being augment
ed, monthly, by the arrival of foreign converts,
and civil law having failed to answer its purpose,
1t is the opinion of intelligent "Gentes' in that
ieTTitory tnaI peace can only De preserved Dy q
strong military rule or boodshed be averted by
tavoring the removal of the Mormons beyond the
jurisdiction of the Federal authorities.
The President and Secretary Thompson have re-
turned from their visit to North Carolina.
Horse Race.
New YORK, June THE four mile race on Long
Island was won by the horse Tar River. The
quickest heat was 7.421a. The time made was
7.5413-7.42H. The mile race was won by Agitator
in two straight heats-l.544, 1.51T.
Marine Disaster.
PHILADELPHIA, June 7.-Arrived schooner Swan
of baltimore, from Providence. Reports that on
the 4th came in collision with an unknown schoon-
er and lost her second mate Also lost b-boom,
and had her bulwarks stove.
The Frost.
New IoRE, June THE frost of Saturday is
said to have caused great damage to the crops
throughout Canada West
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The New Jersey Railroad and Transportation COMPANY
stockholders held their annual meeting 4h inst at
Jersey City The report of the directors showed that the
Company was in highly prosperous condition
The Philadelphia Ledger says:
The Reading Railroad Company and the Schuykin
Navigation Company have given notice of an advance of
10 cents ton coal freghts from and afer the st of
July next. Other coal carrying companies will probably
make corresponding advance the effect will proba-
bly, be an advance to about the in the price
of coal
The following the earnings of the Milwaukee and
Mississippi Railroad for May, compared with the same
month last wear.
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.


LIvERPOoL-Ship r. C. Winthrop.
pkg hardware, P A X $. SMALL l case mdse. Al
ridge, Hgdon Il Co; do. hosiery, Steman, Hnrcls &
Co.. do mdse Robt. d. Brown Il Co.; Is do, 35 bales
blankets, Ross, Campbell Co. S5 casks soda ash so
bbs do, D. Mcllvan 10 casks do, 100 kegs hi carb
soda, l54 casks bottled beer ~ yellow metal $50
boxes tnpate 10l bds wire 1875 do iron u s3 bars
do ITO tons pig do, Ga pkgs mdse 63 hardware 544
do earhenware, 9l0 sacks SALT F. L. Brauns Co.; IL
cases mdse order.
BREMEN-Brsmea Ship AuquSte
90 boxes pipe bowls do. mdse, do cigars, Beck
Bachmann; lS do, Marburg Il Co.. A do, 7 do mdse G.
W. Gail; do W. H. Spilker do. A. Seemuller Sons:
do, Jos. Pearson Il Sons l do, C. w. Caspar: l do
Schaer kohler; do H. F. Alberti & Co; l do f.
lhrlaub 225 boxes clay so hampers bottles 500 demi
Johns piano, parcel linen. A. Schumacher Co.; 10
hampers mineral water, Oelrchs & Lurman; pkgs
mdse., 10 do. wine, order.
CARIBBEAN SEA- Hatauga
$50 tons guano, James Corner x Sons
VALPARAISO AND ToNGoY-B1rk Htoh Birckhead
$40 tons copper II. McKim; Sc do brazil wood 80
bal skins, 63 hides 43 bags wool bbIs old metal
Jas Corner Sons
Rio JANEIRo-Brig Monticello
3,l66 bags coffee, Spence & Reid so do, W II. D.
wright; 70 do, Thompson x OudesuyS.
ST. JOHNS, P. R.-Bark Amazon
1862 hhds. sugar, Ga do. molasses, Thomas Pierce; 5
bbs do, l do. sugar master; boxes, order.
COASTWISE.
NEW YoRK-Schr Seqltine
q pkgs. mdse Baker Bros. & Co.; 200 boxes SOAP 10
bales almonds, ", G. Price 4 Co; 500 kegs nails NJ
Keith Jr, Son; so cases cassa, Geo W. Wait & Son;
~ boxes matches Robinson Lord Co.. $50 pkgs raisins
g. o. Gorer; so do sherry wine, Lennon Brogden; 300
saed hides G. Appod Sons 10 tons bar IRON so bbls
NEW YoRK-Str. Potomac
pkss wine, Laurence Thomson & Co.; do. s.
Stone; 800 do. mdse., B. & O. R. R., 800 do sundry
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IOE'EI' - 49, ''''' : 'EVI''VI'of SbO,I31 o2
Under the late taxation in the State of
Indiana, the valuations have arisen from about four hun
dred millions to between six and seven hundred millions
This under the present rates of taxation will produce
large revenue The assessments prior to this
made seven years ago. The increase has been much
greater than anticipated.
STOCK OF SUGAR AT THE Four PRINCIPAL PORTS OF THE
UNITED STATES FIRST OF JUNE
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Boat HOLMAN Grubb, Captain IIooyer-rye and corr
Carr, Giese X Co


Steamer Potomac Watson, New York-Saml r. PeaIce.
Ship Macaulay Rodgers Rotterdam-A. Schumacher and
Co.
Brig Emerald Isle, tBr) Hogan, West IndiesHall and
Loney.
Brig NJ. J. Ellsworth Curry, Windsor n S-Kelsey and
Gray.
Schr. La Plata, iiutchins, Boston-Kelsey K Gray.
Schr Flying Scud Carmine, Charleston Fender
gas.
Srhr. NJ. Clinton, Veal, Philadep phia-Stickney & Co
&Co
Schr D. l.. Sturges, Norris, Boston--nobin and War
field.
Schr Hiaw atha Disney, do do.
Schr. Henry Jane, Aldrcl New YOrk-RoSe x Lyon.
Schr. Chesapeake Phillips Washington. ID. e.
Schr John Randolph Phillips. Chareston-Wm. Apple
garth Sons.
Brig Virginia, Pratt, Bluff Point, Va.-naster.
Schr Amos Falkenburg, Rogers, New YorS-W Rhoads &
Son.
Schr Thos r. Hewlett Hardkee NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sui
van.
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SAILED.
inN
MEMORANDA.


tertiam, 18th ult.
Ship Charter Oak from Mobile in ballast, arrived in
Hampton Roads. 18th inst.
Sclr. Citizen York. arrived at Boston from Baltimore, Sd
inst
Schr Thos Patterson Seward Norfolk fm Bal
tmUre, 4th inst.
Bark Suote Hartman arrived Boston, I'm Baltimore
2nd inst.
Schr Jas Garceon Knight, arrived Boston from Bati
more, 4th inst.
Schr Tennessee, Wooster. Weymouth from
Baltimore, Both ult.
Schr. Ephraim Anna Dole, cleared Mobile for Bati
more, lSt inst.
Schr H. Manton, Crosby, arrived at East Weymouth from
Schr. Gen WORTH Jones, cleared at Richmond for Bat
more. 4th inst
Brig A. D. Gamage (Br Ellis, arrived Halifax I'm Bal
timorC, 2Sth ut
Bark Indus Thompson, forNew Orleans was at Rio de ia
neiro. April DIST.
Brig King Bird, Tarkin cleared at Havana for Baltimore
27th ult
Brig Ellen Bernard, Bourne, for Philadelphia sailed from
CenfueEOS, 22d ult.
Brig Diamond Of the Deep, Br Boudot hence Harbor
Barkentne Andrew Mandrrson Henderson, for Remedies
remained at Havana, 29th ult.
Schr Geo ". Grice, -, cleared at Wilmington n C. for
Baltimore, 3D. inst.
Ship Casda Stafford for Boston, sailed from Cardiff 2st
ut ~ ~
Schr Lady Suffolk, Baker, cleared Boston for Balt Sd
inst
ship Edward Everett Gunby, from Bordeaux, arrived at
New Orleans 4th ust
ship Emily Gardner for Baltimore, sailed from Liv-
erpOol, 23d inst.
Ship Pyrenes Jones' for Baltimore sailed from Port Tai
bot, 10th ult
Ship Ferdinand, Buerdeck for Baltimore sailed from
Cardiff 18th ult.
Ship Johanna, Schillng from Bremen for Baltimore was
oil st. Mawes, llth ult