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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-16

lust RECEIE Ed
ej 90 boxes Sweet Oranges; 30 boxes Lemons
10 boxes Figs; : bales soft she'll Almonds
ooD balcs Cream Nuts: 300 bales FiibertS
cask PecanS caSk Hemp Seed
1cask Canary Seed; 500 Cocoanuts
3O hoyes Raisins wholes, halves, and quarters
l case Prunes: case preserved Ginger.
With great variety of other articles too numo-
IONS to mcntion-Candics and Cakes constantly
on hand, and also made to order have also re-
cni,ed this morning, lot of imported Canaries in
fine song. also Cages of different sizes, and variety
of shones The above articles will be sold low for
cash. at I. SehA En- = Con'.'.i'"'i9
80 No > north Fairfax street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-25
DIED..

BLACK-In Brooklyn. on Monday morning, July % John
William eldest Robert and Jane Black, aged years
months and days.
COswELL.on Tuesday July "a, AansOn cowel in the +Sh
The friends Of The family are invited to hi. funeral
his late reidence No 10 West Foy-seventh street. this
ednesdsyl morning at 10 o'clock His remains win be
taken to Bridgeport, Conn., for interment
EGANOn Tuesday, July a. of disease Of the lungs Erancs
His inds and those Of his brother the Patrick Egan
respectfully invited attend the funeral from No I'll West
Forty second street Thursday morning at 10 o'clock His
solemn Mas of Requiem will be offered up Tor the repose Of
his soul
GRAHAAI-In WILLIAMSBURG on Monday, July g. Francis
Grshsm after lingering illness.
HULOn Monday July 23 John f. HULL the 4lst year Of
bis sge, Oldest son of Joseph and Narcssa NJ. Hull.
LANCAsTER-ln this city, on Tuesday, July "A, Fanny J
The and friends the family invited TO attend her
funeral from the residence OF her father No. ~ East Broad
way, on Thursday afternoon al O'Clock.
MAYBE Brooklyn Monday Juy 70 George Nay aged 81
MeNEiIn hi. city Monday July 2s in the 9th year of
PiIELAHin tbs city Monday July O. John Joseph
Of Michael aud Mary fhelan formerly Of Mount Rath Queen.
PIGOTi-At Glencoye Long leland Sunday, July g. Of
consumption Msrgaetta wife Of George Pgo't aged 81 years
RiCH-On Tucdsy July a. Hiram Rich Of this city, aged
years, months and 10 days
TIE relatives and friends the family invited to attend his
funeral his late residence No 25 West Thirtieth street.
Thursday morning at o'clock His remains will be taken
STEVENSON = In this city on Tuesday, July a. George
Stevenson, aged 81 years 3months and Il days
His enas will be taken from his late residence No 2i Green
witch to the Memorial Church Hammond street
ofWaverley place Thursday morning July 70 at II O'Clock,
where his friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend.
daughter OF John f. and Elizabeth sullivan aged years aud
9 months
Monday July To- OF consumption Leta Foyl, wife OF the
late John Wallace OF this city, aged 30 years
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uarLcs. ReDorted by Tslsgya1h.


old IS 25 wHEArRed 81 240 81 25 White 81 aod I'll 40
CoRN ady Mess PORK - 5od $40 rs B1COy
Sides l2al2c; Shoulders l00loic; Hams H0ic WHIsKr
BALTIMORE July "a Flour dull; saes Ohio and How
ardseet S. Is. WHEAT FIRM Red at : 2gG 81 2I White
81 50a 81 81 CORy quiet but hrmeI Yellow Soc White 20
abe. PRovsIoss firm Mess Pork 800 Rump *4 80 WIS
KY steady at 20ta2lc.
NgwORLRASs July 2-CoTroS dnll sales to-day las bales
quotations nominal SUGAR buoyant and higher fair to fully
firm White, sOc L,RD buoysnt and ic, higher; SrgR-
EXCHANGE 9.agc premum ditto with bills OF ading AZ
ease. FRgGHTs nothing doing
1000 bush new Red Winter a. - To- Cons dull and droop
ing oush Illinois Sic No sales Of other grains
WHISKY steady lic CANAL fRgGBTs advanced 70 4Oc
400 bbs Flour 1900 bush Wheat 900 bush Corn. E1
ports, III 900 bnsh Wheat; 40 900 bnsh Corn.
OswEGo, July AFLorR dull and 2Sc lowers sales small at
IS for but quet sales of 600
do offer &C. sales last night OF 900 bush Indiana at
SHE sales of IL OC0 bush Canadian at s6c BAR
SIC on Wheat &c. Corn, to New-York LAKE ISPoRrs:
$4,000 bush Com. CANAL EXPORTS 1000 bbs Flour Is 800
bu,h Wheat, 40 100 blsh. Corn
CHicAso, July 2i-sp m:-FLouR quiet. WHEAr active
CoRs firm; ssles 2lOOo bush 4364sic in store OATS
steady 2c in store REcRPTs: 40 bb Flour ?? 600 BUSH
Wheat, 5000 bush Corn, 1000 bush Oats SHIPMENTS: 500
Com to Buffalo. Sight Exchange New York y cent
MUM -
dropping and the supply largely ahead Of the demsnd last
evening the price down Soc and this morning there
aiorther decline Of sales ~ zoo bush Western MIXED at
In RYE WsKY lower but in good demand sales 20b bs at
20id2iAc. Wool: sales 1000 ID medium fleece at 43ic
CINCINNATI July 2t-FLOUR dull WHISKY steady 1t 6,c.
81 CO. BACON 9idc MoSEY in good supply at ga 10
Sight E1CHAN6E ON New-York " cent prem.
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COfFEE-ILe market l. buoyant and good demand
walls the sales oi Rio ecord hands at cNavagant
prices higher than knoWn In this market sales Of 900
Ceylon l5 39 do at ljdl the latter price Tor small lot
Donr go a. l3lc and $50 bags Rio At ijc. (Tesaes)
COPPER-Jhe make q1ie but steady, 1T 2ld2lic. for
Refined Ingot 2c for yellow Metal 2bjc for Sheathng
and 30d5lc. for Bolts and BrszieI'G
CANDLES-AdamaHtine less active and selling slowly
leo 8c g. quality tie latter rate for best brands from job
beTs hands Inferior brands offered low 1jal5o
Sperm se slowly 36dc and Patent At i60i8c We have
article called "Prsfcne" Candle, which, believe
held i5c and other brands In market at i0d42c but
these prices think they dear compsred with Pa.-
emit A. all events there for improvement in the
iActuTe.
FLOUR AND MEAL.-The inquiry Tor Western and State
Flour Moderate early IN the day but Al marked decline Ia
prices better demand provided and restricted by
the sbei freight the better gade irregular
aud slow q sale. The tales 800 bb at ~5d 10 for
perbne state, - 2Jd rs - fI extra do, rs 400 rs g. for
choice do $40 - for suPeine Western 10 LA p5 10 for
the low grades OF Western extra % 350 S 30 shipping
brands OF round hnop extra Ohio, - Coz - IS or taie
b8d, do aud rs IJG ~ for 81 Louis extras Csgsdsn Flour
Spring Wheat extras 5 asa ~ 50 for Winter do
Southern Flour very dali, lower ard unsrel the arrivals
are but the stock IL ample sales G;G bbs rs
~ 80 for mixed 10 good brands suporne Baltimore, Al
eandIia Ge, and IS 6ja$1 so the better grades Rye
rvar Ia iaI qpt t. aud Is ideally sales of al Dbl At 40
81 25 Corn Meal is 10 fair demant aud l. iu sac OF $50
bb 50 jersey 30 10 for Baltimore, aud 20 " for
BraudyW ire.
FIslI-DIy Cod scarce aud prices rmeF sales Of 900
gib st. GEORGE Bank ut ~ 81 Mackeel ady aid In
ned request froD store Mt ZIG 0GrB - Tot large No
Mass - - Tor srte No do, anu - ~ for small DE-.
Pilet icups err u, and prices sos,w bat isassl Boa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-25
FIFTH DISTRICT LINCOLN AND HAMLIN
CAMPAIGN CLUB.

This Republican Club formed in the Fifth Assembly
District held meeting last evening" at Metropolitan
Hall, in Prince street. near Thompson This Club
now numbers between two and three hundred MEN,
bers and is composed of OF the most respectable
and Influential citizens of the Eighth, Ninth and Fiji
teenth Wards. Sixty two new names were placed on
the roll last evening. The regular business of the
meeting having been disposed of an address was deiv
cred by Mr.. JoHN LANGREH. His remarks were
ceived with the greatest enthusiasm by the large
semblage. He urged upon the members the necessity
for each individual Republican TO do his utmost, not
in public at least in private to aid in securing the cleo
ton of Lincoln and Hamlin. He thought that more
real good done by private teachings and workings
than by public addresses.
Mr.. RITTERBAUa of the Twentieth Ward followed
with some severe denuDciatons Of The ~
y Herald particularly of the editorial article which
appeared in that sheet on Tuesday morning. He rid
culed the idea of tie Union being dissolved by such
tIiumvirate Keitt, Yancey, and James Gordon Ben
nett. He considered the letters written by the two
former gentlemen as bids for Southern popularity.
After few remarks by MIR. TUCKER, the meeting
adjourned.
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u ns ss = sw, 1as SD ss,., ~
y I'd s 70. rs. held New e as .s
FRUIrS- Raus qa.et ..es sfaS1 Layers a. 81 30 and
gsIIN,The whea. narke. much lover tho desire to .sl
h s syy,s6 6Ss c eR. room rs. business very materially
r 1na ne S. sSs oy Ken aha
sprns :, si@i bush ordinary csicsso sprnss. 81 lsS
S sg S%s 81 81 81 S s';s a'
81 so 1900 bush red we:tsp Winter IN lot. Ct 81 z and
M sISs md n c a sa Il 90 VIII
out much charge and The dnsnd M ,sles o. Canadian md
%s o It for R Sa'' Corn under Inc
favorable news from Europe but closed quietly y ys nr,
s.e. for export. sale. Of llco oe6 4 nn'oand sOa
for sound mixed Me'ern os Tor choice do O0@o0c
HAY-The market freely suppled sales Of 900 b4ss S
slaughter, 20 10 at &c. cash. 800 BusnOs Ayres
Scotch ry s ,nn s1 n ssssss sales Of ~ '"''
LEATIiER-There !. no change prices continue 'seadys'
LIMEss!es been made Of 400 bos common ROckland
,sI Noticed aS Sal S1s
brand: s1s s .oci aud % be
market Wen supplied with Inferior and sch Ss an the
q sai,Pp sna prices ' NOMINAL So
end tale bbs IT 81 u.s. delivered 10 yard The medium
tn S1iet At s2ss l5s for washington
ned Is in limited request sales Of 100 bills Spring bleachd ct
cSSs SO Sa SIG t gallon R' e:s s' asss
ef Bs.RsS %R"sS "'p s for
81 asa 81 40 for Spring Olive II h@ed Ieque, and pt
e s1 81 So '1S SSis
pa sn Palm y psss Of Is about
Ssss5 ' foi s d lower the
Ip on the 81, market !. a s ssIss Of o SG , at
500 bills Prime, buyers option and loo bills Mess for
future delivery terms not made known Beef In fair de-
Is cheap as compared wh other provisions; bb
previous Bacon and nominal Cut Meats are in
plenty the supply Of fTne { not large sales o 10
l5 and at iaI Butter = fair demand # pa
| TaiIc
sALTwe sales of four carsoss all IS 600 bush Turks
SEEDS-A fair demand for Coverseed prime scarce sales
ofsl bsss Sdsc Timothy Seed inactive and nominal
seed and wanted at 81 10 bush Of s. 10 Calcutta
Lnseed dull and cannot be quoted over 81 6 In Boston,
| RiCE-saes OF $50 tee At 81 6s3a IS y 100 ID.
SUGARs1he market is firm; sales of $50 hhds, including
$50 Porto Rico, q. stdsc mainly 6a'c Tor Cnba aud 'Gc
SPLITTER continue. quiet with limited sales from store a.
TALLOWThe inquiry and the market, Is steady sales
ofI2 9ec n prime Country at otc cash .os q,
quality Offering light aud prices rule steady sales Of q bales
| Havana at 3O655c and 80 cases seedesf at 46l5c
TEASING do not hear of any important sales prices are
market quiet: both for Pig and Plates but prices
WHALEBONEi is dull bu, prices maintained.
WHALEFoOTS are steady and in iar request sales oil lOo
WasKYTRe market /, without change the demand 1.
fair; sales Of $50 bbls at 2oic
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PRIMARY MEETISGs.-The Democratic primary
eetng delegates to the Eeetora Convention tosi
place in Hudson County on Monday night and lar as can De
,ctsined at least ouhs Of the delegates elected
Douglas men In jersey Cy the greatest strife was IN the
Second Ward where the Douglas ticket headed by the Hon
A French was elected the Administration ticket by io
majority. 49,. .oa LII
HIGHWAY RoBByRY.-A coiored man named FRED
eyt Jonson was brought before Recorder Tden Of ersey
City yesterday morning for knocking down Robert T.dsn in
Warren street and robbng him OF gold watch When the
prisoner WA, before his Honor NE observed
something away which on search PROVED
10 be the watch viii he had thus TO get nd OIL lie
was committed 10 isl to await the action OF the Grand jury
RowING- MATcH.-A rowing.match between George
Lopez and John Arbucke the boat George BRANDON took
place Lon the foot Of jersey street Jersey oy st
Tie and around Ellis Island and back 70 the
Of tsng The g25 side and was wen by roley
Conner who accomplished in rs minutes and ~ SECONDS
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na,,. H,.p-Neso- York CGtt.e Market, TsGseay, |
~. o. Sueh tumble DO IN Ia the beef estsIe MAJ
10 fam enc week 10 another has Rarely been seen,
:. T. .ssn, beard and fsh here to-day. Tae cirreus
,sses are cent pound ret less than hey were this
Ssy week, for all but the very tip-top quality, aDs
svb cannot be sold as higo by half = cent. T. "a
s<h vary smooth fat steers did sell last y =,
No. ssa over per pound net, selkp~ an todsy a.
81. ara Of courss the sellers do ~ ,,s, o. GOOD s.i
mates Of weight, all tee bullock being sold by sus,.ed
not weight of tbs meat Ia ne quarters The effect Of
hs asctDe more visible uoon the medium and lower
ssdes than upon the ,es and all parties agree in the
sonclOscn that the asking price is cent pooud de-
sins, and the demand very dali. AT any rate,
~ &C q AVE hour in the afternoon, the number
81 b1p Sfs soid is comparatively very small. Last
wses We had nearly $500 head of bujochs in the
For. s'sr;b street yards on Tuesday, and three
srk of them were sold ca the first day of the mar
&s. To-day we have abeot 600 head, and according
~ scsssDt appearances net than half will be sold
say, and the average Of the price is about 81 head
team the same aiGSnals would have solo for has
-. md tina: average will probably hold out upon
Ls Ns Ole ncxaber, saakns a difference CT SIS 0o0sno
sl portion of wkich is dead loss 10 the specu ,rs
who webtso Albany euy buAosks upon the strength
Of the speculative rise of last week. The me-ket IL
E ys 9Se down 70 the lowest point in June but il
VII b. next week. If the stock is large seit is this
week. Toe wholesale butchers were badiys up last
sses. End to-d1y are very cautious.
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MURDER AND SUICIDE Ar BOUND
BROOK, N. j.

Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.
BoUED Brook, n. j., July % 1860.
On Saturday morning last, the quiet village of Bound
Brook was thrown into alarm and excitement by the
announcement that man named Lewis had murdered
his wife and committed suicide. Lewis has been a
keeper Of store by the road side on the mountain,
about mile and half from the village, and his store
was often fequened by osfers who metthere to drink
There were also in the neighborhood several 9 rum.
holes and the vicnage has long been regarded as
hard place.
1t seems that on Friday night party of men were
in Lewiss store and among them one Whose name L
WITHHOLD Of whom it is said Lewis was very jealous,
and bad even charged bin with improper conduct
toward his wife. Early on Saturday morning, Lewis
was seen at work near his house. and heard after
ward indoors calling his wifs's name, Mary J"
Presently youDg man to the store for some pur-
pose, and, finding no one there he went to smith 8
shop near BY. The smith bid him go up stairs, which
he did and returned saying Lewis was lying on the
floor asleep The blacksmith was surprised at this and
went with the young man TO the house, and found
Lewis upon the floor Of their bedroom, lying on his
face On looking at him, they saw his throat and arm
had both been cut but the throat wound 80 slight
that il evident he had attempted 70 cut his throat
but, not having enough courage he bed himself 10
DEATH AS the arteries OF the left forearm were found TO
be severed.
His wife was lying in the bed also dead, and there
were marks OF finger nails on her throat there Is no
doubt he strangled her.
1t is thought come quarrel provoked him, or, in bit
Of jealousy, they going 70 bed, he seized upon
and choked her. but did think he bad killed her.
Therefore he called her after he in the morning,
and receiving answer, went up stairs and Jaw his
wife was a corIee. Then, from remorse or fear, he
became desperate, and 80 destroyed himself.
The man was buried on Sunday, and biz wife to-day
Monday. Her funeral was largely attended. She
was of very respectable family.
The jury commenced investigations on Saturday. but
have adjourned to tomorrow Tuesday.
Some four five years ago. suicide was committed
by man named johnson the same place where this
horrible affair occurred and report says it &C.
count of jealousy toward the came man OF whom Lewis
was Jealous. P.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRES ATPOUGHKEEP-
SIZE
ONE FACTORY DESTROYED AND ANOTHEI
INJURED.
LOSS ABOUT S25, 900.

ONT fatlOh1 AMI A4NoiiisIs
INJURED.
LOSS ABOUT S25, 900.
About 10 o'clock on Monday night last, flames were
discovered issuing from the lower part of the large
paint factory at the lower end of NH street. Pough-
keepsie, owned and occupied by Mr.. Weddle. An
alarm instantly given, but SOME time elapsed be-
fore the remen could get at the fire, owing TO the dis
tance from the engine houses; and the contents being
principally composed of oil, turpentine, varnsh and
other Dfammaole Materials the whole building in
a short time enyeloped in flames. There proba-
bly, from 200 10 5000 persons at the conhagraton,
many of whom Joined in with the Gremen, doing con.
siderable good. The building was entirely destroyed
with the contents, winch consisted of large stock OF
oils, paints, varnsh turpentine, &c. as well AS the
machinery, tools, benches, and other articles too
numerous to mention.
porter could not learn the exact amount of the loss bat
it is estimated by others at from $40 900 to S2j 1t
was very large brick building, formerly owned by
Mr.. Winfield and used q silk mandatory. Ii was
five stories high with 80 feet 'front.' and about 80 feet
running to the rear. Another factory of about the
same size adjoining, owned and occupied by Peton
Brothers as carpet and Din mandatory, was damaged
by fire and water to the amount OF between - 600 and
g, 900. Mr.. Pelton is fully insured
The iremen woIksd with will, and, when it was
found impossible TO save the paint factory turned their
whole attention to the surrounding buildings, which
were LA DE at any moment 10 burst forth in blaze
such was the great heat The wind was blowing quite
freely at the time, and grocery-sore and dwelling
house the opposite side OF the street were in great
danger of bursting into blaze at any moment. The
store owned by Mr. Doran and the contents were
nearly destroyed by water. His loss is about $50
The fire was the work Of an ncendiary The walls Of
the factory were blown down by the bursting Of the
boiler, quantity of water having been left in the
night previous. Fortunately no person was injured
This is larger fire than has occurred in Poughkeepsie
for some time.
-Four or five years ago. the adjoining factory was en-
trely consumed, while the one which was destroyer
on Monday night was injured to the same amount as
the MessIs. PetOns.
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ANOTHER FIRE.

WHOLE BLOCK Observation-Disclosures BUILD
INGS ON FIRE AT ONE TIME-LOsS NEARLY
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS,
Hardly had the last jet Of flame expired in the air,
and the exhausted Gremen returned from the recent
fire in Mill street. when the loud of the fire.
bell once more called them 10 duty, which was re-
sponded to by the appearance Of the willing fremen
buIrying TO their respective engne-houses II at
first supposed that the fire Of the night previous had
broken out afresh, and they turning their fire.
engines in that direction, when light flame seen
rising in the air Gregorys Hotel in Mau street.
The iremen hurried to the spot when il discov-
cred that the stable of Mr. Ebenezer Cary, ON Main
street. was fire. This occurred at 2:40 yesterday
morning. and such was the fearful progress of the
flames that by 3 O'Clock several adjoining buildings
were on fire. and in another hour the entire block be-
tween Catherine and Cranne streets was one huge
mass OF fire. seventeen buildings burning at one time.
The remen and Of the citizens used every effort
TO keep down the flames, extDguishing them being out
OF the question: but they threatened to consume all
before them and it feared that the upper part of
the city must be consumed. On the opposite side Of
the street the fire caught several times but was
peatedy extinguished. The Gregory House, the ex-
tellsiye stables Of Mr.. James Ui and lumber yard
were in dangerous proximity, and how they escaped
the general destruction IL a mystery.
The flames first spread from the stable OfMr. Cary
to the market occupied ty Mr. Roney, from there TO
Mr. Malloys furniture chop, thence 10 his dwelling
and so on until the whole block was burning mass
Such another lire had not been witnessed in pough
keepsie for The last % Year,. Many of the dwellings
were occupied by poor women, Bonr not even having
time 10 dress before the ihines dnv. them into the
street where their hearts wrung at witnessing
their home and their all disappear before the relentless
ire king Others managed 10 REMOVE portions Of their
frrsiturf,o NE opposite side Of The stIee, which Ras
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deg emitting vivid sparks and tail his very large Rockets ~
ship Ceres tef Yarmouth, Me Humphrey. Hamburg Jsl.s
and Cuxbs l2tb mdse. to L. Amsinck Co june 20 -
red s With Wits 5crssr JAY Il saw steamer bsri ses
with two black tunnels aud white paddle boxes bon u T. %
Si Bsn "ih h .es as;1
s' Ds' bS%ssa ,si; ;' s. E Z. ,s
ss ssy lis"sIs :, .us =.
% ,sp;s y s.sS ~ e. IN.
Saith Co. DENIM fSs H.se q dy. IN bs.sso J.
Ad Il pa. 20 c..ino Luu, Liverpool days. ass.
u.e 20 ss Morse tof Bath Oliver Liverpool days
san J"Ds Cam Yarmouth n S. Lewis Araros.
caloms, Nissan s.,.nla July fusc coffee, he IA
s.sf R.nSIsI or %sis p.s p%Sn &C. IT,,
sugar and osse. 70 Msos Duns.n ti'aAa % ''0' 'aS
s Ea Ann and sst
Son Go. July n w point Porto Rics bssrss Z. -
bound into the Mons passage 18th lat s iso Il s 10 49,
BIZ brig Mnna of Quebec % days from Liverpool bsand Ne.
Schr A. r. Lnnen (Of orls.n.), Freeman, MI.e Jsy q
Is a on q o. snssd the bark ivanhos Of Bad si.
schr Jane. JOpo, (of Ported River J Van P.k Jsi.
ny ISn With . e j. x NAVEL for p Rcb%ond Va
schr EIprs.' of NewborypOh v0'' Key West % days. h
schr Ellen (Br) Sawyer Eleuhes days fruit to JOssp,
sch George H. Townsend TsisOn Boston days, 10 n.
Freeman l. Go. .... -...... -
sck wOcs.t, Parker Bo-.on days rndss. TO Dayton
SpIsgue. - .
schr HnnM sste Eih .w.rehs@ days. nd.s % mS.as.
Schr Thos Hull Hull, Providence days mdse 10 naer
schr Mari. l. Hail. Lawrence, Portland days
Schr Y. NJ Clark Clark Providence for Ehsabsnpoa-
sehr Elnirs Cornelius Lvngstrn Albany for Providence.
Scbr Franklin Wilson, Poughkeepsie for Pembroke.
Schr A. NJ Edwards, Edwards, Providence days
schr N. g. Wssson Lnco, Hartford for Philadelphia
schr Orisns Smith, Rondout for Salem.
schr Le.inp.on, Pool RoctPort 81 days hsh.
Schr Fakir, Potter, Newport days.
Schr Volta, Brooks, Providence days
Soop Report Newton, Providence days mdss 10 sster.
Sloop Harvest Corsin Providence days dse 70 master
Steamer Kennebec johnson, Philadelphia and Cape Asy
mdse aud pass 10 y Perdns
Steamer lrOnsides vsndeveer Philadelphia mdse n.
Briggs
Steamer Planet Wilson, Philadelphia mdse. 10 Loper& Kis
patrick.
Steamer Pelican Adreh Providence dse 10 Isse 0den.
enthusiastically Jamestown Norfolk, &c
NIED-Surise N. w. sunset s.
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, Ova MILITARY vIsIToRs.--The Savannah Reput
sean Blues mustered Bond street yesterday morn
nag, where they underwent military inspection by
sheir eommandant Caps. Anderson. la the aftsrRoon
hey made their FIRST public parade in our city, ande1
escort Of che City Guard. Both companies rarehed
from the Lafarge House down Broadway to Cham
bers street. at which poin. they conntermarced, and
returned through the thoroughfare 10 the srmory
where they were dismissed.
Ats clock Cspt. Anderson and his associate ofcers
were entertained with private dinner by Col Duryee
and several officers of the Fret Division at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel In the evening the Bees and the City
Guard 81 the inyiiesion Of Hr. NixoR visited Nibo
Tbeater.
The Blues leave for home to-day, and will be escorted
70 the steamer by their hosts MsEch viii be takeE
down Broadway, and abcat O'Clock both companies
win be reviewed in the Park by Ills Excelency the
Mayor.