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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-29
LONDON MONEY MA RKET

The london Money market vas fOubIed the aspect
of political affairs exercising a de pressn, influence.
ON the 18th there more aiiness in the Funds,
bnt the market was dull The der iand f. money Was
pretty brisk and the rate in tho open ket was only
a fraction below the Bank niEsmum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-29
AIrSTR ALA,

telegraph from Sidney FIVE days tier, reports the
suspension Of the large and odesaol lshed houses Of
David Jones a Co. and Thompson, Symonds Il Co.
Their liabilities are thought TO punt to f25O 900
sterling. IL was feared other houses would follow.
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protested against the police being called upon 70 keep
| the peace while the Government IN mat HOUSE, en-
| couraged those who violated it, the sub)ecdroppea.
PulDger the defaultiDg CASHIER OF the Union DsnA'
had been sentenced 10 twenty years penal servnoe.
defacaon a small scale bad been dlscoVsreo
! against the Cashier in Panky q Co.'s Bank, Loho"h'
but no prosecution had taken place. -.
An influential deputaon, headed by MI niner
CT bsOn waited upon Lord Palmerson, 70 iay orIoro
him the plans of contemplated telegraph TO America
via 'aro Island and Iceland and solicit the fovern-
Il, dispatch vessels to take soundDgs ana make
survey Of the route.
Mr. Croskey and Col Shaifncr explained the nature
Of the pro eet and several Arctic naygaors urged the
Importance Of the survey.
Lord Palm erston requested the full Details IN writing
Sir Charles Barry, the distinguished architect, 10
dead
John G. Het nan writes letter 10 The LONDON
Times, complain og Of hs inability TO cefne to any ar
rangement with sayers for a renewal OF the contest.
He rays he in will yg TO accept the proposition thai ne
and Savers should lave belt az lese got mp by psbhc
subscrption the ru champisns bcx remaining 10 the
hands of the editor Of BeFs Life, to be fought for
again. II
Public meetings had been hsid deISuncingthe Earl
Of Derby Threatened opposition 10 tie paper duty.
The british Goyernm eat had issued a Proclamation
against enlistment for the Pope IN lre@nd, tut NOS 70
interfere in the subscrip os for the ScAian
the law officers of the Crown not rgaroin8 " ~
illegal. CT;
The English fsnds wa very heavy rnder CONT
mental POLITICS; but there more sseaoiness al ne
close.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-29
ADMISSION OF KANSAS.

10 The Editor Of THEM y Tribune
SIN: Why is it that the Republican Senator" mann
Ca, 40 r,rcb indifference 10 the bill for the admission
Of Kansas The bill passed the House by 81 MAJOR
ay 40 long ago as the 18th of April last, ana has
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-29
AFRICA,

Dates from the coast of Afica are to the 2lst Of
April Trade was brisk.
The American gun boat Mystic bad left Lagore for
the South Coast with the mails.
The q. S. frigate Constitution was at Madeira on
the 4th of Nav
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-29
RIrSSIA.

The Austrian Government had stated that the British
ambassador Russia on the receipt OF Gosschakoh1s
communication relative to Turkey, lodged a forms
protest against it, but this not co. he only IT.
ceived the communication under reserve by statiI
that he intended to refer it to his Government for n
struction on the matter later dispatch; says 10 at
England would not interpose.
Tie attitude of Russia toward Turkey Yves attn ct
ing much attention, and regarded decidedly
acing.
The St. Petersburgh telegraph states that the rim
cipal foreign Ministers, excepting the Turkish 'ere
recently convoked by Prince Gorschakots who de-
cared that the position OF the Christians in Turkey had
become 80 intoerbe that Russia was on the POI Mt of
addressing strong representations to the Porte in their
avor and hoped obtain the support of other 20 wers
The London Times says that Russia is r1edlis ting
second Mensehikoff mission, and that England while
aborng to advance the interests of Christians, cannot
forget that she is pledged TO advance the inter ests of
the Ottoman State.
The Journey of M. de Brsdbers TO Paris, 10 replace
Kisseliff the Russian Embassador has hrougi about
an understanding between France and Russ a. Rus
STA il said to have collected at Niehoe gr eat num-
her of transports and merchant steamers.
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TO the Associated Press.

10 ihs A''0'''' EhsBiSGroS, Monday, May %, 1860.
In eonsequence Of the accident TO the Niagara a
- o,i,,,ne has 20 be made respecting the move
,nents hence Of the japanese They are ANXIOUS "a 70
% 10 tbeir country al the earliest possible period;
IL a., -, are receiving visits from the Army ana
Ssyy officers and their families and others h..
Tfs Hon. Henry W. Phillips Of Pennsylvania has
teen rendered by the President the ONCE OF oolls
ser to a6iust claims under the treaty with Paraguay'
~ po,ylcan ratification meeting in front OF the
CIV Hal was largely attended by persons OF all parties.
srtsrtss were made by Maj. B. Is. French, Senators
Doolrtle and Wade, and EePresen,aeyes "aSnOu'"
NE intervals were enlivened with instrumental mu-
SIC An The speakers were enthusiastic in their pre-
sction Of the election Of Lincoln and HaInin the only
question being their maores Inc resolutions iael-
fed Pc Chicago nominations, expressed paIriohsri'
sfsbraeing the whole Union approved OF me kepuOl-
can platform and asserted that the kePnDncan party
swoud under all circumstances, bow 10 the majority Vi
law and adhere 10 all constitutional requirements
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-29
FRANCE.

Tie cars Dr0ther, GrafS Duho A'''"'~p 49,
arrived at Paris 10 visit Napokor -.
Count Montemokn and brother had @@o arrfeo ~
Paris. p.;.
The Bank of France returns 5rvnght by the Persia
IL erroneous. The suon really decrea red dSoV0o.
The Government deposits decrease 10 tl,cVV,Vv''
1t is inferred from some Of the f'Tis papers Ina IN
the event Of Scian ineurr ecton, leaO g TO the eA.
tension of the Sandman Kiugdo n, the Emperor VIII
likely demand compensation for g. fresh extension OF
French territory.
The Paris correspondents Of TIE London Herald
says ominous correspondence has commenced De-
tween the Cabinets of London :and Fans Respecting
this he says matters seldom W, re IN more CRITICAL
aspect and asserts that Frsnct Rpssa, Austria, ana
Spain were leagued together.
The Paris correspondence of n L0nh'n Times re-
fers to the same subject. He say it roposed that
the two Governments set their f es assfst interven.
ton whether from Austria, Pies mort, on the Papai
States and let the SicliaIs and 'earohians light 1t
out He says the relations beSSvs France and En-
gland require such gentle sndiug thst tAe oovern-
ment press notified 20 use no ssrung language
against England.
The Paris Bourse was very fat an daEitated Hentes
had declined to 699o,
NJ Tbouvenel had issued the folk wing declaration
FOR better preserving to the Districts of CAablais and
Faucgny the character of neutrality stipulated by art-
Gle 90 of the final act of Vienna. Fra nca consents that
said districts shalreman withouttde inc of the French
Customs and form separate comnerc al serene uoder
special regulation. ,.
IDENTITY to Switzerland, uuf6unfsd
The Paris Bourse had been greail dsprsssed but
closed finer. Renes. 6of. oOc.
The French Minister at Naples had asked for four
ships of war, and the vessels had been nj
The French feet about to sail fol the Leyant-
There were vague and unauthentle RI m0fs on new
French loan for military purposes.
The Prussian Chamber Of DEPUTIES az passed the
Government project for war credit 81, against IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-29
SPAIN.

Gen. Concha had been elected President of the
Senate and decorated with the order of the Golden
Fleece"
The army of Africa entered Madrid annie much en-
thusiasm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-29
EACH MAN TO HAVE A BELT

SAVERS RETIREs FROM THE RING.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-29
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF THE PALESTINE AND ARABIA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-29

The Heenan.Sayers Affair Settled.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-29

Landing Of Garibaldi in Sicily.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-29

GREAT CONSIDERATION IN NAPLES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-29

SUCCESS OF THE EXPEDITION.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-14

wheIan Hsr.tP T.nlhsr, wirhaids Connolly, A,.ssls
pin t.isin. Hss.a B.sn Bell Rate osasn cs,ssIss
s Asft sS Tpscss ETys Smith nj E
Lent Ensabetb Rowland Loqa nidersee Anna G. Fisher
Gear. c y: k.y Jss
sou, HELEN T. Elliott cathans NJ Bolts MarEaret j. welsh
g.cn.e s Hss iiss sS.us SARAH Payne
DrnsS Buckssw, Sarah Jarison Fannie = Reqn. Sarah
Cole Mary Stevens Almi g. Anen Amelis Sis sssn
' L f.ts Nj, snas e:h 6selses k%i!y Nan Nan
j. Farmer Harriet Pssi Juliet Pc Jane Ada, May
Lewi: Eh,sbssh Mcush Charlotte H1ssh i, Ad Mn1s
ks shans sn .'i Ellen Ms
Kate Esd.n Mari. gpdi5s Jane adams Ellen F' E"
E%%: ;Gie ~ 5 1 xsss = ssss
Mary OConDor Mary Wills Ameli. Ln.beck, Barbara Gel.
Ian, Mary A. Root. An,s Hoffman, Maria A; suh Lila
ssn s Mks. Ss aeEesn
tssis H. Wi,on Sarah Rein. Henrietta Esbert Mary Gaunt
SMITH, Kate RiIshie. ANNIE scuddsr NJ acsrmOtt
Matilda L. Dame Anna B. lockwood Mary oDoonol, Geor-
shon W. ss 1l M Mary Hss ss
way Gsorranna Hsrio Sarah L. Couchley Frances j. Bur
MALE NoRnsL School Archibald Erkine, James y Gil
christ John Mccullough Alexander b. strson James H. Petit
grew.
The City Superintendent, s. s Randall, esq.,, then
presented the folio wing eleven young ladies' with State
certificates on behalf Of tse Stae Executive Commit
tee: Emma j. Cavannsb, Emma L. Edmonds, Jane
NJ. Hill, Mary Carey, Mary j. Davis, Caroline A.
Hard, Elizabeth j. Hunter, Amelia Carey, Harriet F.
Howe, Mary j. CFystie, Antoinette M. Barrett.
The address to the graduates was then delivered by
the Rev. Matthew Hale Smith, and the evening closed
with the singing Of the DoxOlOgy by the entire
audit nee,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-14

BrnAIo July l3-e D. m-FLouR steady and IN fs De apsnd
sale. bs: = q for Sour - Ss5 ioI E.is Wiz
double Extras WHEAT-No 2Sprng In good densrt and Cd
ysnetd &c since last sales other varieties quiet sales Of 49, 900
lush Ne At IS CoKs dal and unchalyed ssles Of
4,to bush Illinois at sic, but holders generally ask &c. OArs
unssttled; sales ~ $500 bush Canadian Of Sio WHISKY
steady sales of bbls at st Lake os bbs
Floor u 900 bush. heat 6 600 bush Corn ~ 600 bush Data
OswEGo, July ls-6 FLorR unchanged at rs aS1$s 80
for State WHEAT scarce, and market
firm: sales 1000 bush No Chicago Spring u "a. Coax
Is held at & without sales: bush Canadian at 3lIc.
In limited demsnd; Gales go bush Canadian at nc sAos
CANAL FRBeHTs steady at 26c on floor &C. OF Whs.
Wheat 60 400 bush Corn. CANAL EXPORTS; 1870 bb Four
Nsw OHisxss July lscorros dn .sles to-day 100 bslss;
receipts Of th po bales Do q. al the psr:
so5 $50 bales stock In port 1900 bales SUGAR firm fr 10
fully fair 7laac FLors 9urt superhne IS o0*s IS PoaI
4ic sales fifth. week IL 900 bses stock in port 900 bse
against 29oC0 the same time last FREeHTs and Ex
CHICAGO July Is Flour active. wHEsr steady a, 81 o0
81 or for No 2in SIRE CORS steady; sales 500 bush Il
d44c in store OARS dull 4 PC REcEPrs-J0 bbl Flour.
1850 bush Wheat l2s 900 bush Com sHPxENTs 300 bbls
6Id7c Com to Buffalo eight EXCHANGE on New Yok,
y cent premium
CISciSSiTI jul. 10 -FLouR-Prees irregular WHEAT IN
settled WHISKY steady al c es Pork In good demand q
sls rs Bacon improved MoyEy market unslterad.
BALTIMORE Jny 10 flour dull but steady; Howard street
It IS 81; City Mills st25 WHg.r quetst +Sa$5 IS for
White T374c Provisions active and firm Mess Pork SIS IS
Lard i3c. WHISKY 2Oic. for Ohio sod city.
PHILADELPHIA July l3-FLocE dull at s. 2S@Ss 80 for So
per6ne WHEAT quiet Red f125Qsls3 Coax unchanged
PRovrsIoSsPme Pork $5 so Bacon advanced &C.; Lard,
I3Idl3lc. WHISKY scarce at 2il 622r.
NEw0RLEANs July H. aG-CoTTos: Sales today only 2o
sales at s5 soas 60 Supporting CoHs dull at eldc.
FRRIGRTs and EXCHANGE dDslfere6.
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GLEGG - On Tuesday JAY 10 Eums Loretta and Lo7ss
Magrc, oey irfun daushers Of Jane: and Margaret 0le
The friends Il the family respectfully invited % attend the
funeral at 10 och from their ate residence No. 81 suIdvsp
street
GRAHAM-In Wilnsbursh Wednesday, July II, Of In
han.nston of,he bowels, John Graham. sgedS yesrs.
GhsCOyNf-In Brooklyn Wednesday. July IL Mrs Mary
Osscoyne rect CT III, e Thouas Gaso, IN tho h year
0fhrsts.
LoWEyn this isy WSdnesdsy July II, Isabella VIE Of
James Lowr aged ss years
The fiji pds Of The suiy ave respectfully invited N attend S
funeral from her late yeidencs No 81 Third erect On un.
day u2p m.
Suddenly Tharday, July H. John NcGeoueh
n,rn o. yrurs: months and II days. 81
q int. ,ai. city On Friday July 49, Isso Fredeh een
Hi. etives and friend. family are respectfully invited 70
attend bis funeral on sunday 18th inst at Zion Church
John Pearson ssed IS years -
wOOD-At Perth Amboy N. j.. on Tuesday. Iulv To- Hr
yo-ph D. wos r. the 18th y,sr Of b. sse.
TEWARTAt Irvipgton N. 1hursdxy J.lv II M.ySks
Wilson Stewart daughter 1.-THE Rev stewart
u. \. Navy ...
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-14

ANNUAL CoaMEscENTyT OF NORMAL Schools
TIE exercises attendant upon the Annual Commence
ment of the Normal Schools Of the CT ofNsw-York,
were celebrated last evening at the Academy Of Music
Never was that spacious stru ;ture, from parluet to
amphitheater thronged with denser crowd. Humid
reds went away unable to ga1 admission. One
hundred and sixty-four young fadies graduated at
once, and each had her dear hundred friends eager
to witness her first sppesVfse. The evenings exer-
cires consisted chiefly Of " reading by various gen.
temsn, of cOmpostiona Indicted by the fair graduates,
which received the audts Of the audience, while
flowers were show fed upon their writers till the
whole stage lookef like conservatory. The vista
presented by the depth Of the platform where the l60
girls Sat dressed in white and each armed with at least
couple Of bouquets, was pretty as any fairy scene
ever got up in that locality for a German opera.
Where all the papers read gave much general satis
fecton ii would he invdious to make distinctions yet
we may cay that the one written by Miss Emma Hill
received especial honor at the hands Of those present
Hon. James T. Bradley was to have delivered an
address on the occasion, but in consequence Of his
illness, transferred the Office to James w Gerard esq.,
who made few humorous remarks. Diplomas we're
presented 10 james w. Farr esq, Chairman Of the
evening, In behalf Of the Executive Committee on
Normal Schools 10 the following graduates:
FnALs NORMAL ScH0oLs.--Elikabeth NJ. Smith Sarah NJ
Asyh.w Mary {. Scott Sarah Berthe, Mary hcfniee,
josephine Norman. May A. Faiichii Phebe Conkln Sa.
Birdal Elizabeth ID Wilson, Sarah A. Gaddis, Joane Nc.
Gowsn EmiDr sPreVl Mary A. Taylor Jane White May
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-14

DARING ATTENPT AT BURoLARY.-About one
o'clock yesterday daring attempt was made to rob
the premises of the Rev. w. s. Studley corner of
Fifth and South Fifth Streets Brooklyn. The Burglars,
three in number entered the basement with skeleton
keys, and finding nothing in that part of the house to
suit them they descended to thoparors in doing
they alarmed MI. Studley, who was sitting alone in
his study As soon as he made his aPpea 'ance, they
fed-one through the front door, the others down
through the basement. Mr. Studley gave the alarm,
ar the fellows were pursued and finally overtaken
and ARE ted by Officers LartnviDe and Hip veil OF the
Fifth Precinct Whentaken to the Station House they
gave their names as George Harris aud John Wilson.
Upon being searched, nppers, skeleton-keys a bottle
of choroform, and the usua appliances of the burglars
trade, were found upon them, One Of them was recog-
nized as an old offender from Jersey City.
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ANDBEws-In Brooklyn, T D.. on Friday, July 10. Mr..
Eliza Andrews widow Of the late b. Antrews and daugh
ter Of the sts Abraham Daily
The relatives aud friends Of the family invited TO attend the
funeral ct her late resd-nc- No Washington place South
Sixth ,tr-etl, on M,posy, July 10. at O'Clock.
BkDSALln this CITY, the 18th day Of July 1860 Louisa
Amanda, wife Of Ausbun BIZ dsaiL
The remains will be tsAen 20 Btushamton for ntermsn
BLIsS-n Brooklyn, on Friday July 49, sidney youngest
child OF William and Elizabeth Bliss aged 10 months.
Funeral service. ~ No 81 Sidney paoe Sunday afternoon
et2 o'clock The isnd. Of the family invited 10 attend
BREW Erin this city, Thursday July H. a, O'Clock
George BIey., youngest sou Of Jane wSSw Of the late
COFFlN-William ]. Coffin aged s. years.
Funeral services viii take place 2o'eock Sunday,
the 18th inst st bis late residence No %. East Teath street
i. iemsi.s will be taken 70 Chatham Columbia County,
N. " for nterment Monday a. m
CBAPMAN-ln Brooklyn on Wednesday July H. at p. m,
Emp Lsnrs, twin daughter Of H. and Emma L. Chapman
ssed year
c00GAS-In this city Thursday, July H. Thomas cOOs
FARRAND-Ip thIs city "Wednesday, July II, Elizabeth
wife of Joseph 8. fanand, aged q years.
The friends Of the ami Invited attend the funeral from
No West Thty niuth street, Saturday the llth ins
FlIzPArRlCK-Ia this i.y on Thursday, July H. Of bemO.
Ihsge OF the llng Chas o. ttpattt native Of yerpoo
England, sfed ii years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-14

Government here lie growing kindly to the Cnulsn.
n haa authorized the Roman loan while refusing
nuhEcitv 10 the Garibaldi subscriptions IL mas re-
moved the restriction laid upon the oishoPs Jew
months ago. who are now informed oy nint.U'
Billault that they are free again 10 puonsh tnelr
mandemes,,s in the newspapers q" ecn'e, NaYo-
leon has carried through his purpose of nominating
10 a vacant bisbopric o clergyman peculiarly dis.
tasteful 10 the Roman See, whose nomination ut
ono time and for quite a long time, the Holy
Fathers advisers babe the Holy Father to threaten
NOT 10 confirm As for the restoration to the
bishops, under gu;se Of privilege, OF
their right to publish their pastorals,
il is Dot exclusively the ultramontanes whom II
contents. A liberal pubGcist in yesterdays jour
nal taking note of the Ministerial permission, adds:
1--WE rejoice at it, and will make use of it, God
willing" BY the way, SINCE the announcement
of the Roman Loan, some of the Episcopal pas,
torals read like the worldly money articles OF wHked
newspapers. The Bishop of AmieDs, the other gay,
tossed up the Roman Loan to the faithful OF me-
diocese in style that would do credit ana VIII
credit to any bull in Wall street =.
The French take the astounding swaggerhS u
the London Journals over the review OF the Enghsh
volunteer National Guard in Hyde PARK more
kindly than YOU would think. 1t seems 70 nave
awakened their sense of humor, though that IL
not one of the quick French senses, rather than tne
senses of national vanity and ridicaie, either Oh
which is. ..;o,
There is said to be again serious question:
likely this time to reach favorable solution Of es
tablshng Professorship OF Homeopathic "eui''"0
in the Faculty of Medicine here. ,,
Frankfort paper has news from Alexandra,
under date of June 3, stating that the Viceroy OF
Egypt has received from the Sultan of DarfouI a
COMMUNICATION in which the Sultan expresses the
hone of being able to recover and send to the Vice
row the papers of the celebrated German traveller
DIR. Vogel. A. o.o,
The steamer Malabar was cast away the other
dav On the coast of Ceylon. 1t was on its way to
China with the French and English ENJOYS, ana
725 chests of opium on board The papers of the
ENJOYS and the chests were very appropriately lost
together. The ENJOYS and the war are gone and
going on. There is more opium and Christianity
where the papers and chests came from.
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Steamship James AdFsT adams Charleston Ilh i st. ma.s
nile. 2 of Lookout. e1eh.nsed signals with ship Fled
showing red sod white signal with letter. 20
Steamship philadelphia Baxter Neoresu. July o and He
Vsps 9Th, md;e and pass to NJ o Roberts
Steamship Monticello eager Washington &C. ud'e and ps's
steamship rssp.c. VAIL Portland md,e and pass To h b.
steamship Potomac Watson Baltimore and NOroi mdsa 10
ship uthem Chief Higgins Liverpool Ne, - coal. p.
B,ooim,n Co Fad s6s westerly winds :, and calm: nearly
Wsnsop Sosnd " 81. uit la. Il IS lon il 10 ,acs.nsed
signals ship Duke of Wellington bound L. Jane Il, s
s ION aSs E en- ne sasssHssd TS
American Eaple and Denst of New York both bound
June %dse and IS psss 70 E. Moran june L. Msrtia
eusin lost overheard The D. W. hsd hshs ~isA'
Ship Ns.enser, Msn.on Havana July sugar. &c. matter
Br = swift Jeweti cicntuesO. 20 days r0ia.e' to J.s
gs cysnt Br, Barnes, Hl.b0rO' n s. Il days, sOn. to
Brs Independents (Br Nc Amon, Hi,borO N S. Is days.
Big Frederick Eugene I9f ROcklsnd,, ochO, Richmond
cotton 6 % S1osI. Woo scs a is: 81 k.y West
schr CALICO, Smith, Richmond dsys aouT, g., to C. Fl.
schr J. NJ Holmes Brewster Mobile days, cotton &C., 10
sshT Electric Light. Hume, Fajsrdo P R. days,
sehI nen3 Livingston ! yBr, sundy M0nc'on N B., 10
schr wsnthwOIsh ,Br) Davidson, Windsor, n s., days.
y u u
SebI Ocean Wave Orb Lewe!lns St John, b. la.hs 10
r. 1 Eevus & Son.
schr L. D. Wentworth Ryder, Bansof5 day.. lumber 70
Jed Frye.
sch Susan Bear.e, Boston days. md-e. to w. Lewis
CO.
schr Adene Townsend Townsend Charleston days.
stores 10 NJ. y. kunyon
schr j NJ Taylor, Pace. Washington, N c. 7days, naval
stores TO X NJ. Blackwell Co.
sehr & Hickman, Truitt Virginia days. wood
Schr Prowess. Hulse Baltimore days, coal
Sebr NJ biTdsall Sorer. Georgetown d. c. 4dsys, COAL
Schr MsIis Campbell, Virginia days, wood
Sebr Susan, Bear,e, Boston mdss to 3 W. LeNs.
schr Frances Ellen Hunt Roadoat, coal for Boston.
Sehr Golden Eagle, Kelsey Boston days
Schr Lady Adams, Sm b, Somerset days
schr Eliza Frances Bogat Pc Even, coal for salem
Schr Grin Cowl smith, Roetlsnd days, ltme
schr Lsgups Rswley Ehzabethpot coal for Boston.
Steamer Kenneeec Johnson Philadelphia aud Cape Nay,
mdss and pass to Perkins
Steamer TseOuy, Ely Phlsdepha, mdse. TO Lopez Kia
patrick.
Steamer waInsutts Arey New Bedford d.e aud pass teJ.
Allen.
Steamer wesehesieI Jones' Providence, ndse and pssA Va
Isaac Oden.
Steamer Novelty. Shaw, Philadelphia mdse to- n Bsss
BELOW-Ship Reso ute from Liverpool.
Bark Jane Daggett. from GLASGOW. =.
Bark Nederlzna, from Ro@ rcsm All three by plot boat NJ
II. 0Iinnen, No l.
SAILED Ship Princeton. for liverpool
Withholding the day, from NJ n. W.toS b.