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APLEAsAST SIGHT TO WIrSEss.-One OF the
pleasantest things TO contemplate just now is
the revival OF business In every quarter, and
the opening promise Of profitable trade which
dawns upon the land. With abundant harvests
and a general activity In all branches OF trade.
the legitimate aim Of this commercial nation
appears &c be rapidly reaching Its accomplish
ment in the present season. The thousands of
people who have been recreating at the water
irg places and other summer resorts. are pour
Ing back into the cities to resume their com.
mercial occupations, and with prospect be-
fore them such as they never had before.
One CT the most cheering features 10 tbi- mic.
tire Is the confidence which Southern mer-
chants exhibit IN the good feeling and couser.
vatiye principles of New York and the North
generally, as indicated By the Union electoral
tickets in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and New
York. They are buying large stocks in
spite Of the gloomy future which politicians
would prepare for the country IL they could
work out their selfish purposes. b., the South.
ern merchants rely with abiding hope upon the
Conservatism Of the North e defeat the acc.
tonal abolition candidate aud preserve the
peace and entirety OF the Union. They SAY
that, however the politicians NAY conspirs to
destroy them, there is tower Of strength in the
conservative principles Of the Northern com.
mercia cities. which will mairtair union and
peace against al the assaults CT their enemies
When TIRE crisis comes aad, tbs assured, they
IRE purchasing literally ard without fear. Do
not let hen be disappointed next November.
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The yacAi Pc aieer. Commodore " Rezaoidi, n
Providence, Arrived at Jersey City On wednesday azas,
fror IVES. Point, sai sailed yesterday uornas ZOE .
cruise dow the SQUAD Tie Grad Tycoon sf, .ecasr
CITY Or P-o7.dence va ssonszsos vecrs sisy evs-
t7g 10 ra-lg sai crew a. wsl
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through then 10 invade Virginia, for the re-
preston OF resistance to policy that must de-
stroy Der. II is on their borders that the ties
OF brotherhood will be sundered and the anger
OF war rage Governor Letcher's recent asser-
tion that though he is no disunionist, nc sec
tional President should march federal troops
across Virginia while he was its Governor TO
attack a Southern sister State in arms, ia fair
expression Of the sentiments Of moderate
Southern men. Will Pennsylvania assist Vir-
ginia, or aid to subjugate her: What attitude
will manufacturing New Jersey take towards
the abolition hosts of "the Massachusetts
schools" Where will commercial New York
stand? There is but one proper way for the
conservative interests of these Central States to
reply to these questions, and that is, taking
warning from the nomination Of the radical abe
litonist Andrew for Governor of Massachu
sets, to determine that they will defeat the
election Of the abolitionist Lincoln, 30 that such
grave and terrible questions shall never be put
to these States.
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ofeS' F more Charming taan at any other
season, and we advise all our rural readers to
'ake an early opportunity of enjoying the city
sights at the pleasantest time Of the year When
tie Prince comes we shall be overr,o with
yisiterr,
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Az EXAMPLE WORTHY or IMrArIos.-The
South has given to the rest of the Union
an example we'll worthy Of imitation. One
of the Southern candidates for the Presi-
dency was--we can hardly say is-Mr. Brock
inridge. This gentleman is young, able.
gallant, Of winning manners and address.
and extremely popular. The South could not
have had q candidate more completely to its
taste. But, unfortunately for bis chances Of po-
litical elevation, he had accepted his nomina-
ton from men who allowed themselves to be
headed and controlled by secessionists. That
fact ruined Mr.. Breckinridges Presidential as
pirstions. Deservedly esteemed as he was In
his own section. and indeed everywhere, the
popular verdict in almost every Southern State
that has since spoken has been adverse to him.
This Is warrant and assurance to the world
that 90 far as the South Is concerned, that sec
ton Il devoted to the maintenance OF the Union
and the perpetlity Of Our Institutions, and
viii continue In that position if the North
will give them G chance to do 20. II
Is for the North now TO give then that chance.
II is 70. the North to prove It's deTo-
ticn also to the Union. 81. Linooln, however
eligible be might be II ether respects, is the
nominee OF men az avovediy hostile &c the
South &c faaeey AID &c. we've kest.le to ths
Nof,h, s-d ttst fast crgh. &c ruiz bis Presi-
Dental aspirations jet "a Mr. Breckirridye saw
bis destroyed by parallel state Of things. lie.
The people Of the Ecs;i prove that they are as
generous cad as conservative Sc toe
people Of the sozth. By refusing te
give thsir SURFACES to che whc IL &C en.
tirel! Objectionable o. is Abraham Lincoln.
This will insure tAe peace Of the county and
cause both sections &c entertain &c each other
sentiments Of kiadress respect sid aduira.
co1,
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HIBLo's SALOON. Broadway. -HooLrv 4 CANPs.lts
ETHIOPIAN SONGS, Bu2LEsouks, DANCES. 40
RuruKHID CALIFORNIAN.
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BRYANrs MINsTRHrS Mechanics Hall &77 Broadway -
BuRIxsouxs Sosos DANCES. kc.-DixiEs LAMB
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BARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM. broadway.-Dsy
and Evening-TaI TcoDLx,-ARuuL DopoER-idviHs ou
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BowERY THEATRE, Bowery.-EERo or IrALY- PERsl
cuIEp NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~ INDIA,
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AsrwIaP-BRos1 DoSkET-how's YoUR uscLE'
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NATIONAL VARIETIES Chatham sireet-IRELAND AS
II WAs-AAGIc PnIs-AAs4CERsDs BALL.
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AURA KEENEs THEATRE, No. ga Broadway.-ous
s.nu
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Markets. :. R,ported BIZ Ttleernph.

CINcIsNArI Dec. 27fLouR in improved demand at sad
- 10 for supeThne. WHsEY l3ic Hoe advanced
saes to-day 1000 al is 25ds3 80 MSS PoRK at Sti 90
sIGBr ExCHASGB NewYork duh at e premium.
There better feeling in the Money market and conf
dence.
BALTIMORE, Dec. afIouR finn: Howard street and Ohio
held al a5 2J City Mills al 80 No sales WHEAT sd-
yanced 5e Red at I'll l7G I'll 25 White az 81 250 81 so
Cons steady; old Yellow 55t0c PRoN dull aud uomi
nal CoFPrs quiet at l2t dl3c. WHISKY steady at l8c.
EEwUHLK.Ss, Dec 22-CoTTOS-Sales to-day 800 bales
prices easier but quotations unchanged SUGAR steady
ioI fsiI 10 fully fair MoLtsYs 20d23c MIXED Com
Provisions dull FR,IGHrs-COtton 10 Liverpool 9l6d
CHICAGO, Dec. 2,--FLouR quiet, at 5dlc WHEAT duh,
bu. advanced case sales bush case for No 8l
isle for No in store Cons steady sud advanced lg
sses Of 900 bush at cole IN store Oars quiet RECEIPTS
SOO bbs Flour 20 900 bush Wheat 500 bush Corn SreHr
E1CBASGE on Newly ork hrn al lodll y cent premium
aloe for Mddling
PHIADEIrHIa, Dee. 2l-FLouR Firm; sales so bbs
Iene at 73d Sa WHEAT advanced &C. sales O 500 bush
~ 25d ~ rs. CoRs quiet AZ 6c new 5bc CoPFEE
sales, Co bags Rio at lsdlyc. WHISKY firm lSc
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MARRIED.

BENNETr-W ORMUTH-On Thur.dsy morning Dec, ~, at
m. residence of the brides aher Van Buren, " by the
Rev Mr.. Lyon Mr. James o. Bennett, , to Mics Ee Wor-
ntth
BEhTON-WALTER-InC snsioharie, N. y, on Tharsday,
Dec 90 by the Rev LOWS Hippie, Milton Benton esd 10
Miss A,sexsth A., dAugatef Of Anthony Nslter
CHApIN-PIERCE-At Hudson City. NJ. Thursday, Dec
20 Nv the Rev Noble M Ogden Chspn Of Albany
n. y, to Misc Hetti, Pierce
CROOKS REDERICKs- Saturday Dec y, by the Rev
Ira r. NJ James Crook 10 Mrs MaEiah freiecsf,
both VI Paterson. n. }.
Observation-Disclosures Brooklyn, on wednesday,
T. BY the Rev. H. w Clarke, Ma all Clehnsh 10 Miss
Csthsrine W. Hutchinson, both Of Brooklyn.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES residence of the brides father
Nendlsn n j. Oh Thursday Dec - by the Rev Theodore
j. White Benjamin VI. Lo,ey esq, 70 Miss Laura bi only
daughter Of William H. Anderson esq, both OF hendham.
WOOD-MLLS-OD Saturday, Dec. - ~ the Rev Gardiner
S,rng 10 D. III. D. the Hon Fernando Wood, Mayor Of
New York 70 Alice FeDDe daughter Of BIZ Drake Mills Fifth
ANIL
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS-DRc. a-Before Re
corder BAKEABD

Several persons were sentenced who had been re-
The Assistant District Attorney Nh sedgxick made mo.
the request Of the District Attorney that order for
dra hundred additional Jurors entered order that
branches this might De held daring the month Of Jsnu
sy fOr the purpose Of dpong OF large amount OF criminal
business that had been accommodating in tie Attorneys
office
The Recorder denied tie application the ground tht there
sufficient accommodations Ia the county for the holding
OF another branch Of this Court and further the ground that
unnecessary expenses would be incurred.
Charles Fisher who pleaded guilty receiving stolen goods
State Prison Eve years and four months.
Wellington Games and John Parker convicted OF forgery in The
second degree each 10 the State Prison for
Frsncis Duffy member Of Engine Company No 6, who
pleaded guilty assault with DO bodily harri Thos
BOfsnd placed at the bar for sentence number or AZ!
hdev presented in favor Of the mitigation OF punishment
aud the Complains intoeeded IN besh o the defendant mo
Charles D. 1hompson who convicted Wednesday Of
two year and three months The Recorder pronounced
ent in consequence of the Precaous condition Of
Mr.. ThGmpson's heslth.
james a. brady an associate counsel argued motion dis
chsg Homer b. Hawkins the cet In the employ OF the Over
1890 the ground that he had been brought 20
M although he he'd repeatedly asked 70 have the indictments
tcd. MI sedgwick, assistant District Attorney submitted the
Of delay II complicated and important case, and
required eonslerabe preparation The emee1enenis covered
sspace Of many months and were presented IN variety Of
shspes would also be remembered that the time othe Court,
during the a TENS had been fully occupied With the trial OF
The prepared decide this matter bat the Re
corde said Lo engsged ia gg opinion the subject
aud would render decisioD IN tle course oi e" Days
Before the adjournment the Court M sedgsick intnated
ting that the lest he should perform ,houd be Of mercy
dshasIg who had been IN prison for some time aud
be added that the relations between she prosecuting ohce aud
The Court had always .been pleasant
Recorder Barnard replied by thanking the District Attorney
the responsibility Of the oco OF Criminal judge and saii
be SELF end the City judge had always acd airy end
y n sspndinc ndgn ent bot invariably in this ma
lie colleague had incurred the Of the Pre
in.rd Of uries POsi By EDITOR insesd
81 Judges.
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DIED.
FAtRCLOUGH-ln thi,

T4,RcIogeHn ;h city suaden d On Thud'y Dec 70
CBURCH-On Sunday Dec. g. Mary Trumbu, eldest dlugh
ter Of John 3; ana Mara T. Church, aged q year."
The funeral viii tale place a. the Shach OF T =, m
The friend. Of the fs are invited to attend ID w,ho1i
returning, leave OnehnndredAnd nifty second street a.
O'clock p m.
CUsIIMAN-on Sunday Dec o. Iulio A. wife of T. Albert
funeral on Tuesday next the 25h inst at o'clock om
her late residence No. ls4 East Broadway.
KEOGH-In this city Friday Dec q, Mary Ke9gh eldest
daughter VIM keogh ssed 10 years months and 20 days
KNG-In Brooklyn on Saturday, Dec a. Almirs c. reict Of
The relatives and friend Of the family are respectfully invited 70
street Tnesday the 2st inst. at o'clock p m without
further invitation.
NuRPHY-Gn Saturday Dec a. at is residence at Ten Mile
Run, n j. lingering illness, benjamin W Murphy In the
esd year o. his nge.
MARTIN-on Sunday evening, Dec o. at No ia Second
Due nocc viii be siven q Ito funeral IN pspe
MORRsONAt Yonker Thursday, Dec 70 1850, Of dPh
theta William seely Morrison Of Archibald and Mar
gset C. Morrison born Geuevo Switzerland aged years
Whom the Lord love II, csseneh and .eouTgeh every
son He Iecfiyeh."
PHILLPs-on Sunday Dec o. Anna King wife Of Howard
C. Philips sind daughter Of Hezekish King Of Bristol Pa
The iend- family invited 20 send the nefs q! he
First Presbyterian Church tDr Piips'si tih avenue on
W.cnesday, the goth met, At O'Clock p Ia
PROscH At Saratoga, saturday, Dec. a. George W.
Prcsch IT,, ~ tho 22d year Of his age.
fsiIsi 70 ~ East TLy,fcartI stree, NcwYOTs.
ROMAINE-On Saturday morning. Dec ~ Theodore. infant
son Nicholas and Mary Honaine aged months and >
day..
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to srd 'he
fLnela nom the Te,ideuce bis parents Ense1ood, j.
tli- tMondsy) morning. az lcs O'clock
sWANOn Thursday Dec 90 al his residence la Newton
Long Island iism Swan, aged 20 years
V1II-At Railway N j. Saturday Dec y, Sarah e. VAIL
In tie 18th year Of her
m. blends Of the family are invited ssnd her funeral
IlLd aay The 2sh n'' a. O'CLOCK p m r0n hef 'e resi-
dence
WHFFLER-On Saturday Dec. o. Carrie Wheeler daughter
of Gip o'hs and Theresa Wheeler aged IN years
The friends acnusnsnce Of the family invited 70 attend
the funeral residence Of her parents No l9 South
Fonrth street, WisusbuTgh Tuesday e3h, L! O'Clock
e. 10.
CsrER-A Yonkers on Fridsy Dec a. Charles Wooster
eyed % years.
ZUYSTER-cn Sunday Dec. g. Rachel wife oiPe.er Luys
ter Ia the 33th " Of her age. .
The relatives and end Of the family are rsp oifny invited 70
residence No as Fret street.
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" ey found IN the place, and locked them mp IN the
rn,;on.house. There were number Of women with
children in the hail. but they were sent home Aer
the place wss closed the police made descent upon IN
Italian gaming house adjoining and arrested seven per
sons whom they found playing with dice. The bar
keeper, Clio Batta Barcigalogo, also taken in Gus
tody and locked up.
During the evening the police at the same Ward
arrested the barkeerer of Lafayette Hall on Broadway,
and Of the Mercer House in Mercer street. slso Of
or two saloons in Grand street. In possession Of the
Italians found long knives and bat for the large
force Of police engaged in the decent. there would
10 doubt have been bloody work.
During the evening, the police arrested in vGrious
parts OF the city twenty-sevcn and one woman on
charge of violating tie Sunday liquor law. Twenty
men and nine women were arrested for intoxication.
Sax men, found playing billiards, were aso taken in
custody OF the total number, IL arrested in the
Fourth Ward 10 in the Eleventh Ward, in the
Twenty first Ward, and the remainder in other
precincts.
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FIRES.

PTRE IN CANAL srREIr.
On Saturday night between and ~ o'clock, a fire
wa. discovered ia the vestory building No pa Canal
street. The fremen were early on the ground aud
succeeded in continuing he flames TO the upper door.
The pIincipaldamsge sustained was by water. The
Gre originated on the NTH floor, in the premises Of NJ
Bosegder aud is said thai his loss will fall short
of g., 600. TIE second third and fourth hoJrs were
occupied by Reed & Gushing, bookbinders, who have
sustained about 1900 or $500 damage by water.
The stock of Reed Il Co., who keep bookstore on the
inst floor was damaged by water TO the amount Of
81 COO Damage 70 building 81 500. We were una
Die TO ascertain the list of assurances.
FIRE IN FIRST AVENUE.
Last evening, fire broke out in the stable rear OF
No 2l3 First avenue, occupied by James Bretzel.
Damage, $780, Insured for $500 in the Washington
Insurance Company.
FIRE IN EIGHTH STREET.
AT O'Clock lest night, lire occurred in store-roon
on the second floor of Mr.. 0rratabys dwelling No.
I28 West Eighth street 1t wa extinguished with a
lew pills If water. Damage flight.
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SATURDAY. Dec. 22-P. Y.


The Stock market has been strong and active through
the day under mn increased demand for investment
and more general disposition to speculate for the rise.
The sharp in Erie resulting not from any com
Iinnion Of operators but from M unexpected foreign
demand for the stock has had lite influence in opening
the eyes Of spectators TO the real condition Of the
market and the awkward position Of the shorts. Move
menis having this az the strategca base were devc
oped during the week and the improv sment on Friday
and to-day hts doubt been TO extent owing TO
these speculatve schemes. There u.s. however beyond
all question, more cheerful and hopeful feeling in the
Stock market and the accomplished fact Of secession,
70 far be carried out BY the South Carolina
Convention, hss had no unfayorablc effect We NAV
conclude that much Of the depression recently wit
messed was in consequence Of abrupt liquidation Of
time contracts aid of forced sales Of hypotheca,ed stock
these following the alarm created by the revolutionary
movements Of the South, az collateral troubles con.
dcnsCd into a short space OF time The most exciting
movement Of the day waf in Efe, which advanced 70
3Sl at the First Board, rise Of nearly per cent
Tie purchases on foreign accoun; have reduced the
stock on the market, not assen'od, TO a comparatively
small nnmtcl Of shares; and this absolute scarcity OF
stock has forced the shorts 10 buy for delivery New.
York Central advanced TO lot, and was very steady
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DEsCESTs UPON LAGER BEER SALOONS AND italian
DiNcT AND GANISG-HOUsEs.-TOw8rd night yester.
day the propretors of various liquor and lager beer
saloons about the City embodened by the apparent
want of attention paid them by the police during the
day (which stated in another column was unusually
quiet OPENED wide their doors for all 10 enter who
chose. All the lager beer saloons IN William street
were in full operation and the OrchestIas were filed
with musicians who performed pokas, waltzes, and
other light mutic. In accordance with orders
issued by Superintendent Kennedy, Capt. Palmer and
Sergeant Souder Of the Eonrth Ward made descent
uIon the lager beer saloon Nos. l23 and lbs William
street where they found large number Of persons st-
ting at the tables drinking beer and listening to the
music discourseG by full band in the orchestra The
waiter girls aud guests attempted 10 escape from the
hOuse when the police entered but their egress was
cut OF and ali taken in custody. This descent
created great excitement in the neghborhood and rival
saloons were darkened in moment and closed up with
remarkable CELEBRITY. NJ. Nicht, g. o. Hart, George
Dedait and J. IIollancher were apprebended and
locked up in The Fourth Ward Station House. The
waiter girls were sent home.
descent was also made upon the lsger-beer saloon
NJ the corner Of Chatham street and New Bowery and
several of the inmates arrested and locked up Ii Wa
ihe intention Of the police 10 have arrested persons
found il other sgerbecr saloou where the quiet Of the
day disturbed BY frivolous music but the proprie-
tors of said places closed up too quick.
About 10 O'Clock, Capt. Heme with Sergesnts
Mount and Van Brunt Of the Eighth Ward, accom-
,anied by lsrge police force, made descent upon the
Notorious Italian dance-house in the basement Of No.
., Macdougal street. Being fearful Of descent the
proprietor Of the place kept boy stationed in the alley
way leading to the place TO give notice Of the appear
ance Of the police An officer, in citizens dresa ard
disguised in souched bat Ia Italian, preceded the
pore and arrested the boy. Immediately thereafter /
Sergeant Mount with bis platoon, entered the alley
and from The rear door, rushed upon the dancers at TIE
.ans moment that Captain Helme and Sergeant eouder
entered BY tie front. The floor was flied with dancers
who were enjoying Themselves 10 great degree. Inc
Doli.e aIrc,,ed tlity-sX men aud three girls whom
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COURT on SPECIAL SEssIONs-DSo. 22.-Before Justices
KELLY WELSH. and BHOwSgLI.
t,v iieufi4ry foontha

y
Henry Csue assault and battery penionsTy months Rich
AID Cage petty larceny peniientary month John Deal a,
months VIM Eanley assault and battery, . months VIM.
Henley two other chIges Judgment supebded Thos Jones
penetsy months hr judgment Suspended on secou1
1oserh DgiIe charges petty larceny James ahmin two
tetiary months Alex NcGoven, petty larceny House OF
Lshce VIM Nc OiyeTI petty larceny peIenisy mouths
Ann NcDeuaH petty larceny penhcnsry months. Charlie
ghton assault and battery month"; john Nsge assault and
b,sfy fined rs Hules Dowos Eaut sud battery Judgment
sus ed Michel Quick assault snd bsttery Pnitentibry
month Conrad Spsngcr s-saui ald battery, ~y p.on ~
days redk Sbaaaer ssaut aud battery, penitentiaTy
months Joseph Hsse petty lsfceny two cha gs pnehy
months ssch. Calvin Herman petty tieeny two enc goa
p.Dtertary months each TdwsId Niams petty larceny
perieuC qnhs John Wisf two ehsrGes petty larceny
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Arrived,


Steamship Jamestown Skinner Richmond mdse and peso TO
stesnLip Huntsville. Post, Savannah md, and p.. II.
Ship Esther O. Barney Barney Bordeaux 50 dsys brandy
T,is n S o Palermo for S out spoke '
snip ponaS Han Msye Hamburg a days mS.s ard ITs
BARK iBremen Bremen Bremen IS day.. nde aad 20
Henry steering 18th lat q Os Ion So o. BAH % wing
Of calm weather on the passage
nall Ga'P Davis l.S'ns i day. sugar 49, .oL a.ssr.
London for Charleston 10TH lat 80 CO. lou u.s. .ch Julia
Bl campb Vs S 6 Ss'T Des hde. &C. to H
Co. Experienced N E. weather pas
Bork Te ,aian caesce Palermo day.. nd-s TO Rscl.
Brs EnOre POulney Inasus Is days. Yates. Porter
Bhs Starlight (Br LOckhArt Windsor N g. IL days. plaster
Brig p Watson Ward Lasuayrs Porto c.bellO Dec g.
sehr J. H. Burnett Worth Jacksonville 20 days yellow pine
n ESEce leaving was blown of to the W. easS
Of The Gulf Nov IT, lot. 81 IS len. ~ TO- In heavy gaze from
schr VIM c. AiT.sf Allen, Key West 20 day.. cedar to
Beuner Deste Wa II days N Of fiseras with heavy T.
schl Hebe CBr Bent Ansus % days salt to L-aycrse
Go Experienced heavy weather the entire passage. bull
schr Narasanse tOf FAN Riv,r Hail. Mobile days. nav.,
seh Duncan Tyler Aakaps. IL days. sugar and oas.e-
sshr BLANCHE tBr), Dep, Ponce r., Dec oranges to
sehr Alfred Bunting RUSSELL Salem j. days os,. to B.
N. Fox
schr 5; A Appleton; Glenwood, NOrwai day.
schr City Point, Mcdonald New London , days.
Sclf Ann \ Brown, Brown, Alexandria 10 days, oosl
sCbr John Twsy, lnmsu, Virginia days. wood
scbr u. n. Hoyt, Cramer Virginia DAYS wood
sclr u. a. Anderson, Crsner. Virginia days wood
schr ). I, Wiletts, Farrell Virginia days, wood.
schr j. Psrker sen, Parker, Virginia days wood
Steamer Mesteheser Jones, Providence mdse TO Oael
Steamer ospray, Kenny, Providence. 70 l. usea
EELON--l ship unknown.
sAiIED-shPA Marshall Liverpool bark Diana Duhlir
NiND-Sunset, n. w
LosT OyREBo ARp--The chip Daphne Hsy.ner hence for
London Yesterday 22d IS miles r. Of the ishaad, lost
ytitosId her hist officer Every eIeou msis 90
] in, but without success