davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-20

Police Intelrigence.

ExIExsVg BrRGlAkY-Owen Farley young man
about fifteen years Of age, yesterday arrested by on
Anoux and Ioudon the Eighteenth precinct The
instance Of William voge charged with having burglaH-
ously entered the clothing Of vogel Brothers, 1t
No. 500 Third avenue the night OF the 18th Of Decem-
Der last and stolen hererom velvets cloths caseieres
&C. 70 the value Of 81 40 coat which the complain
found IN the store on the morning after the burglary and
ed to nis subsequent detection and arrest The accused
Ar1gMRT At RApE-Elen Donohue, q married woman
residing at GO Mott street. while returning from house
up town, on Wednesday night, where she had been de-
vering some clothes, lost her way and induced by
the dock the North rvsr stensby for the purpose Of
TO commit indecent assault upon her person. Her
cries however attracted the attention officer Knight Of
the Ninth ward who arrested the accused The prisoner
was held in 81 600 bah By Justice Kelly to answer The
complaint VA sr ~ el.s 80 III t4f.a \.
ARREsr OF SUPPOSED BuRGiAAs-A CuRiors CAsE.-Yeg-
terday morning about two o'clock, man was driving
horse and wagon in Third avenue l0oth street. he
was stopped and searched by three men, who passed
after riding his pockets Meeting with officer Gaheu OF
the Twelfth ward, shortly anerwards he communicated
aiso entered Sshof distances below YorkviIle they rot
ne asalstance OF oncers Hoea ana Pabar,, x tSs
Mpe1eenm ward, and arrested two Of the men aftsr
somewhat sefsus easst, npnons q he SsissSss ms
hiSd rsn made bis escape The prisoners nave their
namegM Jas. Henry and Eddy Harris. On learching
ern full get or burglars implements vas 4on0 upsn
their PERSONS They were lodged - tho stalan Or ths
hight ard yesterday morning hcld for examination By
Justice Browne-
= RosnEp While ASLEEP On Tuesday evening Hugh MR.
ray residing in West Forty second street partook an
ster stew the saloon Of Bernard Kerry the same
neiehborhcod and afterwards fell asleep On awakening
he surprised 70 find the store locked up and his
pocket minus SO IN cash Bursting open the door, he
told his story the police Who wednesday evening
succeeded in arresiing Kerry in the Sixth ward The ac
cused was held TO answer charge OF grand larceny By
Justice Connolly.
SHOOTING ArrRAr--JEAIousy THE CAusE.-Yesterday ar
ternoou encounter took place Grand street. between
Francis Duffy the keeper Of dance house the Seventh
ward, and Jas. Nccarty, alleged fancy man, whom
Duffy suspected Of improper intimacy with his wife Dur
ing the encounter Duffy drew revolver and discharged
four shofs at his antagonist which, however did take
effect At this stage OF the proceedings officer Boyd on
the Thirteenth precinct made his appearance and took
them into custody They brought before Jnssics
Steers; but as neither could be ndrcedto make a com.
PLANT against The other, both were discharged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-20

The scop Constellation Captain Nichols Tag ship Of the
African squadron arrived at Loando November a. four
days from Congo river and sau!ed with thirteen guns
from the French lsg ship The commanders OF the Eng
lish and French vessels In port paid her visit On
account Of the bad climate the would be allowed
shore AT Gorge the Constellation found vessel
the Orion, which bad been taken by the United States
lease court martial upon of the assistant engineers
Of the San Jaclnto be held board the Constable
ticn, November .. M~
At Loando, November 80, were the steamer San Jacnto
Captain Armstrong, and stcrcship Supply, Captain T.
Walker. lk4H Gssrs tes ra
Tie soop Portsmouth, Commander Calhoun, sailed iron
LoanGo, November 20, . cruise down tlle oeasA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-20
ITALY.

despatch from Modena says that in consideration OF
demand made by the family OF the boy Mortaa, who had
given proof that the kidnapping Of the child was ordered
by the Reverend Father and Inquistor Zee, the latter
had been arrested and legal proceedings had been in
stituted.
general amnesty In Naples had been deferred, but
nifty individual pardons had been granted.
Garibaldi had been honored with enthusiastic ova
tion Milan, although be endeavored to pass through
that city en- route for Turin, quietly and unobscrved Ga
ribads mission Turin s sad 70 have reference to his
probable appointment commander in chief Of all the
National Guard Of the kingdom.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-20
BOARD OF coUNCILMEN.

HOW IA TIE CIT MANURE DISPOSED OF?
This Board met last evening, President Jones pre-
siding.
Among the resolutions presented was one offered by
Mr. PscxSx directing the City Inspector 10 report b Ne
Board the quantity Of street which on haad
the alst Of December, 1853, allowing where WAS de-
posed also the quantity Of collected dursg the
year 1882 and where deposited slsotc report all
sales made during the year, showing the Of pur-
chasers the quantisy Of SOLD to each and the
price and terms Of SALE II was adopted. resolution
was adopted instrucpg the Street Commissioner inform
the Board what condition the contract Is in for the enlarge
ment OF the Battery, and all Information regarding the
same in his possession also requesting the Clerk to trans
NIT 10 such officers OF foreign city governments as he may
deem expeden copies Of the sanitary report Of hs Con
venen held ia this city last spring. o
TIVE STRANGERS PRoTRcnyE BUREAU
resolution adopted in favor OF appointing spe-
cial committee Of three to confer with the Mayor in the
matter OF organizing and creating Eigrant and S.ran-
gers Protective Bureau, with directions 10 present to the
Board early date such form OF ordinance they
may deem expeaent and for the interests Of the city
communication was received from The Clerk OF the
Board, transmitting schedule CT papers remaining not
finally acted upon at the close of the year 1859. was
ordered to be printed in the minutes.
OPINION OF THE CORPoRAIIoS COUNSEL.
In reply to resolution Of inquiry, the Corpor Aon
in reference to tie ment Of bills for medical services
performed under the direction Of the Board Of Police but
he thinks they should be paid for by that Board ,s
JURISDICTION THE DISTRICT COURTS. 80
Mr. BArItH offered the following rstt- y ~, -
Resolved, That this Board recommend to the Iegisla
tare the passage Of an act increasing the Jurisdiction Of
the district courts IN this city, the compensation Of
the justices and clerks thereof, that the same
respectively shall be the same as those Of the Marine
Court and the Justices and Clerk thereof and abolsAing
all fees whatever in landlord and tenant proceedings
Adopted. aa "a 49,.
PASSAGE OF 1Hs TAX LEVY FOE 1860 ~, q
Tie report Of the Joint Committee the Tax Levy was
then read in enso and adopted with any amend
meIt.
TrE PROPOSED INVESTIGATION INTO THE CORRUPTION OF HE
COMMON COUNCIL
The Reader then commenced 10 read the resolutions
adopted by the Aldermen at their last meeting 10 favor Of
appointing joint special comnitieeto investigate into the
Truth or asy of the charges preferred against certaa
members Of theCrmmon Council BY the HERALD VIXEN
he got as far as the words some of them
OF The penitentary before their election the viruous
dgnaon of Mr. Van Tne the defeated candidate for the
Presidency, led him TO spring from his and movo
with an unamiable irown upon his face that the further
reading OF the paper be dispensed with and il be laid
upon the table.
Mr.. HOGAN, in the twinklng Of eye, seconded the
molten, which put with equal rspity by the Presi.
dent, and declared adopted. r re4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-20
THE LATEST NEWS.

CHANGES IN TIE FRENCH MINISTRY.
PARIS, Jan. 5, 1880
The Emperor has appointed ~ Thouvenal Minister for
Foreign Affairs in place of Count walewsk whose resg
nation has been accepted.
NJ Barouchs is entrusted I'D interim with the Ministry
OF Foreign Affairs until the arrival OF N. Thouvenal.
WRECK OF THE ARErnUsA.
WATERFORD, jan s, 1860.
The Arehusa Capt Martini from Cuba for orders, with
a cargo Of cedar wood, mahogany and tobacco which
anchored OF Tetord dragged anchors after holding
out twenty four hours in tremendous gale on Sunday
morning and speedily fragments in Barrow Bay
county OF wexford The cargo which Is supposed to be
valued at about Elo0 ooo nearly all saved The crew
are all saved with the exception OF one seaman named
Mclean.
NEWS FROM AUSTRALIA.
LONDON, Jan s, 1860
The dates from Australia to Nov. IL The oShaugh
messy administration at Melbourne, has been withdrawn
ard Mr.. Nicholson had formed Cabinet, which
would commence its duties in popularity and in the sup
pert OF the press throughout the whole country.
FINANCIAL AFFAIRS.
The london Times city article says the funds opened
teady and advanced eighth. Telcgraphlc dispatches
from Paris caused slight reaction in consols Otherwise
the make, is Inherently strong The withdrawal OF gold
rom the Bank has ceased, the arrivals from Australia
fuheng cr the continual demand. The railway marke,
Is nrm The commercial supply of money IS more abun-
usn' ana 'he accounts OF The state Of business in al parts
OF the country confirm the favorable news lately ex-
pressed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-20
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENcE.
LONDON MONEY MARKET,

Money IN active demand. Consols wero ore, -,
WcdnestSy at sos for account, ex dividend.
The den aud for money continued very acnye but thar.
less pressure than AZ the departure Of tie Epropa
Two and bali per cent the in the open marx,t
for choice bills. The funds had been steady and Arm
notwithstanding the depression tho Paris B,arso On
x.e "a sisIt specie arrivals 10 the Of 100000
AuAti ala. the wes< 1ndiss &c were snnouncel
kLpror ms had taken place IN Ncs,n stocks under
pAsty. 80 "A~'e~
TIE Do''g w, s,,cic dated evening Of the 81 ina,
49, ---- 49, j. I Ia. SAy-s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-20
UAited states District Court.
Before Hon. Ipsira Ncfta,

JAN. 1o-As the opening q ths csuEt this nsrnins
Judge Belts announced thss Judge Isgsrson bosins
under lae, and would nO& be aba y hod ths
Circuit Coart ior sone wesn 70 csuas. Judss nm ~
also prevented from attending in consequence Of The ind
position Of hh ther. Judge Bets therefore sd tnaS b.
would proceed with Ne Admiralty czaeadw Tor ths Ne
msrdcv ~ shs ,ncoth md the hislnsss " the crcrt
a.l-a. ,ss-~l. sl<a xa.s -. L. xs.s~Gi-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-20
SPAIN AND MOROCCO.

~ ~ 100000 Madrid, Jan. /, 1850.
On Friday evening the Moors vigorously attacked our
encappment but were repulsed with great loss The
spaniards displayed great bravery Their loss however,
was not considerable The Of peace having been
concluded Is altogether false
n MADRID, Jan. 2, $780,
After glorious Asht, the Spanish army, commanded
by General Prm, defeated the Moors on the whole lne
and advanced as far a Gasgas The hussas executed
several heroic charges and captured flag
The Moors were 10000 strong and lost at least 500
Tho Spanish lots was from 400 COO The greatest
thusasm prevails in the army.
Three vessels sailing under the English flag and carry
ing contraband had been brought from ceuta 70
Agesras. tt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-20
WilIiamshurg city Ne,xs.

SCARLET FsvER-For SEINE weeks past this disease has
proved quito fatal in Brooklyn the average weekly NOR
'alisy from this cause being fifteen Several families in
the Eastern District have suffered osscs among their chm
drsn from this disease In this city has assumed ths
haSe been attacked
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-20
AUSTRIA.

The Emperor had announced his intention TO dissolve
thirty four regiments ouch other reduction ~
would shortly place the army on peace footing i-t
The statement that the aristocratic officials IN Austria
had placed their pay at the service OF the Emperor de-
MED II was put forward = hint for them to do 20, but
thev did not rcspond.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-20
Marine Court.

JAN. 10 mo second suf q George Jordan sxsinse
Laura kccne for 500 salary 10 have been tired q
day, but was postponed until Friday
been hdfsposcd for sene few weem pass d new oenvo.
ssceut = win, however, - nsceasary fsr hin . =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-20

OnxsaxL rARw IN BArxmo~.--AC Central Park one Of
- H0usvsmeats taeA a IN Baltimore. The Mayor in
- n6nw 01nkn a. Il fru0 fOur 10 1ve hundred
pouAi ~ cucdbufn1e win TIE futare growth o. Dnlu
serr m ,ssss q the H,tmcesrs are expanding 10
S--.s0kv- ~ k1s< >. ..sla- ~ -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-20
INDIA AND CHINA.

A tclegraphiC despatch from Alden announces the re-
ccipt Of The following dates at that poinSombay, De-
cember IS; Calcutta December TO- Hong Kong, Novem-
Der 90 W.
The mails would reach England about the 18th of Jan
uary. fe- t~-
Two tho sand rebels and their leaders had been made
prisoues in Dude. The Begin had escaped. No other
news telegraphed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-20

OUT oy Lrcx-Mr. Price, Of 81 Stsphsn, n Naine was
buried out q house twics n one night Hs owned two
nousss, short distance from each oeher. The he
nveo In took Are about ak O'Clock, and hi family had
barely time to escape the olher. About twelve o'clock
.ha ave ~as fr-t 10 be On d-c, AMI, Nc night
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-20

RK1IxY-AIxsA in San Francisco, at the church OF
Eore Dame des Victories Dec. 81 by Rev Father Blaive
Capt H Rielcy, Of the bark j. Mora, 70 Mss Fran
srAm-GoErzr San Francisco, Dec Is, Conrad saib
spSaerp-M d,as In Stockton, a. ST. Johns chapel
by Rev. Mr. Mcdonald Charles Spragus TO Mss Mary
Hammond, daughter or the late wm Hammond, surgeon
& eroNs-smrsoS I'm San Francisco, Dec q, by Rev.
Doctor Anderson, Mr. William Stone TO Emms L simp
wrpnrIrixn-RAKowsKs in San Francisco, Dec H.
carries Windmreller to Wilhelmine Rakowske.
hz1xn-In Sacramento, Dec. IA, Thomas Butler, aged
fc1D.SIn Osil.nds psess,, Mrs. Mary 9. Clair Ford,
! rellct Of The late Lewis 8. Ford.
HAnIn sha.tss Dses ., Leafs. HAIL. aged 30 years,
e jupeos--In RIO VISTA Dec 10, j. f. G. Judson, Of he-
nps1hass fro. he lanss sssd = yea.s y. u hs
obih Of kraclw and Rssscca g Eaoxs aged Al months
x SsASs-Ia sacramento, Dec. 90 Mrs. S. Amir. T.
4 McPsus IN San Trssciseo, Deo ~, Edward Apple,
aged years, aoaths sad days. = sssHa = ss
X NEvsaKAp-In san Francisco, Dec 20 Thomas New
stead, eyed year and IL months, son OF Thomas and
y sruIEAN-At summeryile, Shasta county, Dec II,
James Sullivan, aged about IS years. native Of Cork,
thompson. AT Aonopa Flat, Placer county, Dec. IL,
Mary Ann, youngest daughter of Mrs Margaret Thomp
SON aged seaI T. ~ months N snS - , DAYS
rome Toplin late Of Stafford Conn aged abou. IS years.
Woor~ AT Little York. Nevada county, Dzc. 10, ste
phen p. Woods, late Of Orleans county M r., aged A
years. ai4sfaa 2
h CITY TRADE REP JRT.r
THURSDAY, lDcc Pip. NJ
There has been nothing IN the produco market 70 attract
special attention during the day. although about the usual
Of transactions have taken place In the way Of
wheat there moderate demand for export considerable
of which Is destined for New York and will undoubtedly
70 on the ship Golden Fleece lying Rncon Point
We are mot advised when her cargo will be complete but
presume 1t will not be long hence This, Ia part has been
the origin Of better feeling In regard to this grain
The improved feeling In regard TO barley Is beginning 10
manifest itself in the way Of Improvement in the rates.
Oas remain unchanged rece from day 70 day and al
though there Is yet some demand II considerably weak
encd. ~a@ rt
FrouRSalcs Of Tho day $50 qs., 500 less than yes
tcrday; geo do supcrnne lafayette mills, a S. 800 do
Golden Age extra So 900 DO GeBcsce do 81 So $50
do Santa Clara do. Sc IS a
b wmAT.--Opy atrile than ono fourth the amosnt
reported TO day that sold yesterday The larger por
ton Of the sales following purchased for city milling
We annex sacs Of 2 507 sks loo do. at hc 307 do
two ots on private terms for export $50 do at 81 ak
$50 do. ~ 81 67h.
RAnzS-Of Tie 4sss sacks so, during the day, about
ono hn6 Of was purchased thh morning at 81 Co. and
bore two O'Clock resod 10 the pafchasee IN aAnuoe
q 9xo. pr 100 H. 6nso sansws1s--21Do skS:, In
three loes 81 No. 10 Within tnciuded ~ lns rees1 ct
sh< scsAass Glove Gca,i&sd, 80 TO-, ftsig 1es5, q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-20

REPORT OF CONGREGATIONS G1ANTEp DURzka TIKI
YEAR 1859, MADE IN CoMrfIANCE wIrH ARTICLE 1.
SECTION 5, OF THE CONSTITUTIONS hna -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-15

feet and six inches, commenced falling aud was
falling slowly yesterday at noon.
The Cumberland river. as we le, rn from the
Nashville papers. confines to ris 4, but they do
not tell us how much water there is on the shoals,
The little Grey Eagle, which rived from Evans.
vile yesterday morning, repe IT'S no change ia tho
river below here She fouD some boats agrSand,
all of which have been pre- yiousy mentioned by US
in the Courier
The rise at PittsburF has started out all ne huge
boats, with large tows Of coal and curing the
coming week we u lay look fur large receipts of
huge pittsburg biz ok diamonds.
The Cincinnati papers of yesterdag say that the
sudden rise has brought OCT all the iage Cincinnati
boats, Of all ines, and that they ~all commence
loading there the present week fos different points.
The Memr his Appeal Of the lasA inst. Says
The river is still declining as this point OF she
rate Of = inches pes day, The Chester Ashley,
from the Ohio river, reports that the Ohio is IN
very legE stage vita 81 feet 81 the shoalest bars.
Between this point and Cairo feet is reported.
Crosse Iete for Bayou Ses'a.-lThe fine and sub.
stantial packet Grosse Tete, Capt. J. McQuoid,
co1mander, ard Mr.. Gee, Wilkinson, clerk. leaves
o O'Clock shis evening Bayou Sara and inter
mediate landings.
Gen. Qafhaaa for G.-eenuiRe. The splendid pas
senger packet Gen. sQaitman, Capt. 5no ". Csn-
non, consnander, and Mr.. J. F. Smith, clerk will
leave ats o'clock ssais evening for Greenville and
intermediate landings. The Qaitman will take
/ freight for Deer Creek and all landings on Lake
| America.
Republic for Memphis. The popular and regu
lar passenger packet Requisite, Capt, A. Baird
commander, and Mr.. A. G. Folgar, clerk, leaves a.
above at 5 O'Clock this evening,
Gaanpion for 81. Louts.--This unsurpassed am
ifavorite passenger packet, under the command 9
Capt. DuvaI W. Young, commander, and Charlie
G. Reynolds, clerk will back out for Cairo and st
Louis at o'clock this evening, connecting ut Oh,
former With the Illinois Central, and at the latte
with the Ohio and Mississippi Railroads. Don'
forget Size Champion this evening.
4. G.. Itoic7leu for 81. louis This popular ans
fine passenger packet leaves for St. Louis at
O'Clock this morning, with Capt. J. r. Holland ii
conssnand, and L. A. Hall in the office.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-15
Shipping Saatalisel'tf,
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 10 Camp Street.
Monday Morning, October is, 1860.

.
Cleared Saturday,
Steamship Bienville, Bulloch, for New York via
Steamship Tennessee, Forbes, for Vera Cruz
&c Harris
Steamship Florida. Nelson, for Galveston,
Steamship Texas, Wilson, for Indianoia vie Calves
ton. &c Harris
Steamship Fashion, johnson, for Indianoa,
Wakefield & Wilbur
Steamship Galveston, Hutchings, for Havana, Key
West and Florida ports, 6 Harris
Baxter, Lowell &co
ship W Duncan, Dillingham;, for Liverpool.
Baxter, Lowell Geo
Ship Athens. Shields, for Liverpool, 7 c Jenkins
Ship Brandywine, Purington, for Liverpool,
Cammack & Converse
Ship Forest City, Axworthy, Gibraltar for orders,
N 8 Creevy & Farwell
Span brig Acancia, MART, for Barcelona,
PUG Brothers
Brit schr Lavinia, Bodden, for Grand oayman,
pillsbury
Huntington Il Bro
Arrived Saturday.
Ship B D Metcalf, stetson, FIN Caao, to MASTER
LIST dist, SO.
schr Anna Taylor Hewers, S days FIN Galveston,
in ballast, to master-2d dist, l6.
Steamboats,.
Emma, Tore, FIN st Louis.
Adriatie, Stackpole, FIN st Louis.
Twilight, Yore, I'm st Louis.
Peytona, Leyden, I'm Memphis.
Rapdes Brown, fm Vicksbnrg.
Red Chief No 2, Shute, FIN Alexandria
RW Powell, Heno, FIN Fort Adams.
Oregon, Baker, FIN Mobile.
Towboat Vanderbilt, Wright FIN the Passes-went
down light-came up light
Towboat Anglo American, Martin, from the Passes
-towed down and to sea on the 9th inst,
ships Far West and Warbler-eame up light.
Towboat Music, Wagner, FIN the Passes went
down lightz-brought up ship D Metcalf and
schr Anna Taylor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-15

New York, October s.-Cieared for New Or
leans, steamship Star Of the West, Griffith
Belfast, tMe) October 2.-Saed for New Or
leans, ship Inspector, (new) McSear.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-15

Per steamship Mexico, from Galveston and In
danola- Bonneau, lady and servant. L. Haughton,
j. Browning Sullivan, Mske, Landin, Pierce,
Ross, Leeomte, Morgan, Hammer, Barry, Hardesty,
George Davis, a. j. Rugeiey, Beaumont, /. c. Lam
sen--I3 on deck. .s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-15

NEW YORK VIA HAvANA--Per steamship
Biengille-- 535 bales cotton 200 bbls flour rs ties
lard 10 pkgs mdse for New fork-60 bxs cheese
81 ties hams 100 ties tall0w $40 ties lard leo bbls
lard 20 scs oats.
INDIAN0LA and GALVEST0N-Per steamship
Texas 500 ses oats Slg seeks corn 100 seeks coffee
1873 bbls potatoes 37s bbis flour 10 hhds bacon Is
hhds sugar etc.
INDIANoLA = Per steamship Fashion NO. $50
bbls flour 369 scks corn l20 bbls potatoes and
onions $40 pkgs mdse.
VERA CRUZ Per steamship Tennessee 1872
half bales cotton $l365 in specie $50 bbls flour 4
bbls lard bbs peas bbls onions IS bbls potatoes
5 bxs candles II ties hams 20 bxs soap b2s cheese
80 kegs butter Il pkgs mdse.
GALYESTON-Per steamship Florida--525 bbls
flour loo bbls molasses Loo bit bbls molasses 1872
bbls pork rs scks coffee 1000 seks 50 bids ba
con 20 hhds sugar.
HAVANA, VIA KEY. WEST AND OTHER
III ,0RIDA PORTS--Per steamship taaIyeston--555
bbls flour so bbls whisky l5 hbls moasses i55 coils
rope res rice 0 nhds sugar Al hhds bacon 100
scks corn leo bxs liquors 40 scks coffee.
LIvERPooL-Per ship Globe-2s25 bales cotton.
LIyERPooL-Pe ship G W Duncan 27so bales
cotton
LTyERPooL-Per ship Athens 1905 bales cot
ton 1863 bbls rosin,
LTyERP0OL-Per ship Brandywine-2 bales
cotton.
GIBRALTAR Per ship Forest City 476 hhds
tobacco 776D slaves
BARCELONA Per brig Acancia-- i2s bales of
cotton.
GRAND CAYMAN- Per schr Laynia-3 "a bbls
pork 70 bbls beef 2 bbls oil 10 bbls bread bbls
crackers II bbls mdse l2a bbls flour kegs lard
bale tobacco bxs tobacco etc.
MaBILE-per sebr Basalide-l0n bhls provisions
3 kegs butter scks coffee los pkgs mdse II boxes
maearsnl
Imports.
GALVESTON and INDIANoLA-Per steamship
Mexico SO bales cotton = Piisbury-2 " Do : q
Nelson &eo- Is do A j Rngeiey seo- is do NJ D
/ Cooper &ee--s Perkins &eo-7 Lane, Salter &co-
| Q Murphy, Sykes &co-5 Warren, Gilmore See-6s
| head cattle inheau l. Mehle- 40 do Wilkins &co
E-snRdEies to Watt & Noble E ] Hart &co--A j
Tuily &eo-J W Burhridge &eo- Bisene IL SiInnls
--eraham, Bros &eo- L II ~ j NJ Allen &e0-F
Ducouge- Kearng. Blois Eco 4 Mills &eo-sti
Dosen & san-Adalns Express j Elmer urison
Acc.
TAMPIeo--Per schr Carrie Sanford-Lot of fruit
to j Pigniolo &co-s5o 600 in specie to order.