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Salvador !, csnnsncsd about quarter be-
~, sine O'Clock and contlnued for tSo mautss and
<ty I'VE seconds Al lsaoo the parsh church was de-
Nroyed, except = portion Of nave aud the ssersiy.
About forty the best houses and number Of smaller
were destroyed; fortunately NO hives were lost
During the night several other shocks OF or
verify and duration, felt ODe OF them more vioen
than The Others, completed the destruction OF SONS build
pes that had escaped The fret shock The shock was felt
GnaapeQue, Opso, Apopa Tepecoya other towns Al.
Tepecoys the church, caodo and several houses
royed Gaaapequs the church and c.bido partially.
rgaque suffered sso several houses were DESTROYED and
the church greatly injured On the outskirts Of the town
great holes we're opened, some 100 yards vide At
uayamoco houses were destroyed and the church much
damaged A. Pancbimalco, houses injured and large
holes opened IN the earth. San Martin and Comasagla
church and cabiido parity destroyed.
Nanhuisaco suffered also, and soon after destructive
are broke sut which burnt over two hunarea houses
thus, m measure destroying the whole place.
oD the night OF the 10th, VI $50, there two
severe shocks On both occasions nights acre very
clear Dot blowing heavy norther until shos. tone De.
tore the sbocks when became calm, but again rose
after the shocks The volcano Of zaco vas no donht,
the centre OF vibration, the shocks we're felt AZ
but most suongl IN the N. direction ana for distance
OF 100 miles, as far 80 Known.
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Arrivals and Departures.

From California &c in The STEAM ship Baltc-Fro gsy
S:sss r s sss :sr M VI
\. Wilson, w.sserman; Konmns.y, 4 Cohen, Mn
S@ssn Jsaaaase sam Jasnss Cap. ps@saro aaef
s xs ard emo HssnS A Ks s5She NJ
hillnAp g " Blman, N csrroa' Crane Y Lincn.
ss'ss sss:s9 sses5 So. qss S.s
sns ssn Es Dam
IosssIsSs CIV SesIa,s ans ts%l.y, ;isooas )
we and NccTsiss zmnsr ts' r.ssls Val Val
d.i Mr. N.on, g q s,ebbins, j E~es WIN Jennings sad
Easp:o" Brown Hart NINE ia a Ks aas q
Bartlett inc Layers Thos Creeyy W Pbppsl2O in second
cavery .sauon Pefu csut Go9deDow and Sse
m sS yes S'p Dawes
Boesen, IaDssuFeh John Henry.
From Charleston in the steamship Marion-H shrier
Ao:s and J. lady, Mary strauss Mrs Nereoms, GOT
h ss maitland hssns 81 sos sSer
rOwen Si, e ,; ssknam xi;snsl Martin
Eoaer csln: louis cohen t.is Geo sysrs, v
kSspa Captain Stewart Geo CLARK cha. Collism John
s s.s Ps g.s VS. w.i ss r.5to ASsr
hichel-Sl IN the s:eeraRe.
From canton IN the sap Storm King-Mn Montgomery and
child and xrs Drnond, of Brooklyn. NY.
DEPARTURES.
For Liverpool in steamship Ruurartar from Portians-C
Armstrong simpson, and child and Hovy Of Port,
DWELL sosaisSury William 1tIe Duty ssars. % Brit sf.
urn iafer:y Joo Knowles and Jsmes sds. of Boston
Carl, David Milurd Gleasler Henry Golden, William
Ferghusen and William Brown Of Ne York: Mr. Binmore,
and lady William Hconnougn. Robert Forsyth J 0rerer
ger Jsmss Ray Mr. Morgan and lady samson, urnsei.
ana
4ofnurg Of Mcntreal George symss Mr. La.u, For
sysh two Misses Eorsyah, Quay. Robe t. Shea
Alien Gibson and lady OF Queoec Miss Cartwright OF Kings
ton; Mclean, hughes, Mrs Cook, Mrs Cork James
Wilanaon. M Murray, u Movru n Maxtead II Sporting
Mp Taylor William Thomas ~ COOK John sar;on, aud
W Barber. OF 1oronto Maptgamei, ladV, three chill
dren and two Of London Mrs sabe and servant
Mct'ane OF Liverpool. Wniams, Of Bowmsnvie; Eur
pee and McNaty OF st John NIB Mrs Mnlsord child
Prescott
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NEWS FROM NEW GRANADA.
Our Panama Corr~sponde nee.


PANAMA, Jan. IL, 1860
rrn.ation Of the Reol loH ana S.te Iriunloh Of the
Rero'ttton'Ss-con0res to Meet ard DtpoS " the Cas-
Heroa Conpsrstor-A Par Of Es P,estterts on the
LsamGs-7he Sap Cy1ne Port, dnd Court Marital Or
6eTeG-S,r Gore O'SeLsy os Board the Lancaster, &c.
Since he sailing the last from Asp!n YAH for
New York further advices have been received here
from Bogota any Of the interior States
Two weeks later news mas been received from Cartha
gena however and other pars OF the State Of Bolivar the
seat Of the late revolutionary struggle. HoshIes have
been by the deea. Of the government forces
Barangulla and the revcluooss in undisputsd
possession Of the State Gen. Posads, who was badly
wounded a. that engage ment Is said 10 be recovering
The Congress of the Grauaiau Confederation ia NEE
81 Bogoia the lat proximo when the Cass Herran Con
venton will he taken up aud disposed Of come way
Most probably 1t viii be ratified
There but little news OF interest 10 send you from the
lsihnps
FL President Robles of Ecuador who boasted so loudly
while here that he intended 70 isad at Gaayaqa made
appcsrs, no EFFORT TO do bu. quietly proceeded To
Chile where he now w. fear that Nora Of Costa Rca
who deserves better fate will also quietly settle
San salvador and allow things to take their
Costa Rica
The United States sloop OF Cyane comm ander Lock
wood arrived at this port from Reaejo Nicaragua, The
i3th inst IN nine Gays. A court martial has been or
dercd her Grit, second third aud fourth Leuenants
aud the surgeon Of the ship The court is 10 the
18Th inst have not been able " learn the Of
charges preferred against these officers Chage I'M
dsrstand, viii also b. preferred against tbs commander Of
the ship after the djournm INT Of the which sit
Oh the cases above enumerated
sir william Gore Ouseley, President Nora, and the
lntendlDte General of the State Of Panama. paid Official
Wits this week % the United States flagship
and received sslutes due 10 their respective
The British chip Of war Calypso arrived here the 10th
from ReAeo, having sailed from there the day after the
Cyane.
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Theatrical and Other Amusement

WINTER GARpEN-The Re saion drama entitled Les
ph VIII be repeated 70 nigh: with Matilda Heron, George
Jordan and j. w. ~AAck, Jr IN the principal characters
NRlos 6ARDENAn the great artists alta shed 70 his est.b
hshm-n' appear In An afternoon and evening
BowERr -sourcieaulss play OF The Oa.orson
with j. h. Alien W. Smith Mss Annie Sener IN lie
Mutton"
BROADWAY BounoIS -"Our Jemira" Pilots and Counter
plo's' and "Womsns Wbms," will be given By the Webb
SISTERS thh evening with sarety Of songs and dances
AMERICAN MUSEUM sro Ferraus Tight Rope Ascans,oa
and the drama called 'rhe Red Ranger" this aernoon
The COMEDY Of E ushand 20 order and the psntoirc ex
:ravasAnza OF Magic Toys' this evening.
NIBLos sALooN-Georse Chrisys Mins.rels offer An q.
rae,ye programme OF Ethiopian songs Dances coacng
.iana.D -
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ECUADOR
OUR PANAMA CORRESPONDENCE.

PANAMA, Jan. II, 1860.
Pyesidess Cattle Snn at Gudyoquit-Hs Declare, xu-
laeo President Of he Repabtse-An Election Farce AMI
xsliary Dctaticn- wAat Castillo Is to Gain-A Foreign
Army TO Remain in the Country, &c
Tie Lima brings news from Geayaquil, Ecuador, TO Is.
Instant President Castillo still before that port He
has declared the mu,aiso Franco (his acknowledged
seo President Of the republic the latter having sold
Me former the interests and honor Of his country Tue
farce Of election for President was gone through In
Ahree Of provinces OF the repuoic but the people
eserred from expressing their honest convictions
~ thetoops Of Castillo and Franco, and the result
that treastery and military dictaton prevailed.
Franco declared President of the entire republic OF
Ecuador by Csila- h consideration Of this very mag
unanimous act Of President Oasts is understood that
President Franco has made treaty with Castillo pro.
8ieBg to pay TO Peru chief which is the ssms
Ahng, about $l2 600 900 (when pc can) and arrange
the boundary dispute 10 the entire satisfaction
~ his great bencfactor-thns giving up about one
1hrd Of the territory Of the repobc Nothing less win
eatefy Castillo He has long strivcn 10 drive Ecuador
from her renuu possessions the Amazon, and because
she ressed bis unjust demands ne declared against
her, and which be he terminated by the
bargain and sale between Franco and himself
Lest three osrhs OF the people OF the republic shall
fuse 10 recognize and Obey this President Of his asl
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Army Intelktgence.

Board OF Survey 10 consist Of army officers s drecea
to assemble at San Antonio Texas To snd
port upon the cause Of deficiency quantity Of hard
bread, which Lieutenant T. G. Williams First infantry
represents AZ falling short OF the nvcsced 70
that officer.
The officers in command OF troops along the route from
San Antonio TO FL Paso, in Texas directed 10 furnish
pest 20 posi- that officer having received orders 70 bin his
regiment in New Mexico.
leave VI absence for four ooths has been granted 20
Lieutenant j. nford, regiment Of rfiemen
An ttnson OF save for forty days has been granted
10 Lieutenant N. Fl Wright, Ordnance Department
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sa 32a .72s 2.h23 2oN I. Na1 .67a

Since Jan. SO 1913 72s 2,523,2oO 4037 $40
This time last year. it mdst be remembered, no
breadstuf's were going to Europe from this port;
hence, in q great measure, the difference between
the aggregate exports of the current year thus far
and the corresponding portion of 1859. The cereal
export even now is nothing to boast of; prices here
are too high and in England too low, to admit
Of much stuff being sent ont. By and by, unless
all signs should fail, Europe will be forced 10 pur.
chase American breadstufis, and as there is hardly
any surplus in this country, the demand will prove
o very serious matter for consumers.
The exchange market for tomorrow's packet
from Boston closed heavily, and rates we're hardly
sustained. The bankers sold at 100, allowing a
brokerage Of in most cases; mercantile bills went
at l0s 1884, most Of the sales of good bills being
at 1884. Francs, for which there was better de-
mand yesterday, were lower to-day, large guam
tity Of Southern bank bills having been sold
at rates ranging from $40 downward. The
foreign bankers, who asked 5l73 ls3, sold little
or nothing. So long as the shipments of cotton
and other produce continue as heavy as they are
at present, the bill market cannot advance ma
terially.
Money continues easy; the supply in the street,
at six per cent, is in excess Of the demand Some
of the banks have been trying to lend on call with
out success. Very desirable paper continues SARGE,
and first class notes, with two good names would
go Ut seven and brokerage, even with FIVE or six
months to Seven is still the rate for short &C.
ceptances, but we should think that very choice
names might go at a 81, though we hear of no
sales at those rates. Money lenders continue to
complain of the non-organizatien of Congress,
which they say checks business, and throws obsta-
cles in the way of the natural developemeut Of the
commerce of the country.
There was more business on the Stock Elk
change this morning, and with the exception
of the New York trunk roads, rather better
feeling Some of the brokers report an
increase of orders to buy on time An
impression seems TO be gaining ground that after
the Western roads resume their position as divi
dend paying stocks some Of them viii rule so high
as not TO be tempting purchases. Rock Island ad.
vanced to GA at this mevning's board, aud closed
e3i bid, against est yesssrdsy afternoon. Thsread
is now carrying into Chicago an average of $500
bushels wheat and 1000 bushels corn daily besides
large quantity of pork, -four and other produce.
Galens fen of per cent, closing s2 bid against s2I
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NEWS FROM TIE SOUTH PAc.f rrc.

Asnrsaa and Telegraph <ogress In
0sals--Market for Specie And YieId Of
O~ppsr-Tne ElectAoas "a reru-PresA-
Se.s C~xtilia's Kefsse1 to Satisfy Claims
81 sne United Sts.ces Goverament-Why
He AZ Ocaant--A MulattO Declared Pre-
ssSasnt OF EeAudor by Castillo and =
Psruvsaa Asmy-chaaess Of q War Be-
eSeen Bolivia and Perm, Sc.
40 sIsamshp Lima arrived ~ rLaama en- the Oh OF
nuAr3, with mails, passengers and s,e news from the
South Pacific States
Her sty,ces da.,a Valparaiso the l6:h and Ca,ao
No 9Th Of December GaV Nauh the is. Of January
ysr !al account Of tie Gews toe reader IS referred TO
me following leIels u OR correspondents
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at) creation be has promised TO protect hna In his new
~ acquires pss,on and order 20 % this, wen IN
derstood tha. he 20 leave dc'achynent of PeruvAn
trooas in or ne ar subject the orders Of Franco
The people OF Ecuador will never submit 70 such an out
rage as hts and you sy expec. 10 hear Of sno
eiv.l IN that unhappy country.
Caslas Intentions nat yet kuo rn bu. xca rain
has fully se. n he wM be obliged 70 Xhdrsw his
army very soaa.
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Theatrical Difficulties.
MARINE COURT.
Before Hon. Judge Naynnrt

oei"Ie ho@' 1uoSo naynhTo
JAM 24-George @. Jordan ~ Laura Keese This case,
which was reported IN Saturdays HKRAID was resumed
on Monday, when some further similar testimony
vas adduced Miss Keene was examined, and
deposed that beading characters meant srs: ira.
seoy parts, genteel and low comedy, &c COun-
sci summed up, AMI the jury, being con-
siderable time in celebration directed bring ID
sealed verdict This morning the jury rendered verct
Ter the defendant IN former tie jury on similar
testimony, gave verdict for the plaintiff Tor the amount
Of salary then claimed.
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Canadian -four steady, With sales Of about $50 bbs
at 30 20 ST Is Southern -four partOok of the gen
eral tone, SO far as prices were concerned, while
the sales embraced ABOUT 800 bDls., closing
at the above quotations. Rye -four was 10
moderate demand, with sales Of about 100 bbls
reported. Corn meal was unchanged and sales
limited Wheat heavy aud sales limited The trans
actions embr aced about bushels Southern Michigan
prime white at 81 80, and common white Southern
81 ~, including part damaged at 81 Is Corn was
WITHOUT change of moment, with sales Of 1900 900
bushels Jersey Southern white and yellow SOC SIC
Rye was quiet Barley-Ssles OF IS 900 bushels we're
made at 76c &c., Oats inactive, at 45c As &c.
for Western and Canadian and at 45sc. 46c for Stale
CoFFEK-Tbe market was quiet, in view Of the public
sale soon 10 come Off $50 Of java sold at l5c
Stock OF Rio and Santos coffee on the 18th Jan $780,
1892 bcgs; received since date, 4600 total 81 sd2
bags; GALES for consumption estimated at bags stock
Of Rio and santos on The oath day Of January, 1850,
1855 bags Maracabo, $780, Lsguayra 100; Ceylon,
1850; Java mats, 80 0o0 gov bags 900; st Domingo
coffee 300 other descriptions 3oototai bags aud mats
u .325. The stock of RIO on Jan e. at New Orleans
was 6ooeo bags; Baltimore, l2,50o Philadelphia 4,SO0
Jan a. New York, SO, 1856.
Co1ToS-The market was less bpoyant and closed at
about &c easier rates for descriptions The large
receipts at the South seemed degree 10 counteract
she favorable accounts from Europe. The sales to-day
embraced about 900 bales closing mainly the basis
Of the following quotations.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, jan I'D T. NJ.
ASHES The market was without change and sales lin
ited al b14c for pots and SIC. for pearls.
BRsADsTpFFs-FIour-The market again some
easier with some inquiry from the trade. The sales en-.
braced about 1000 5000 bbls closing within the range
of the following Quotations
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BOLIVIA.

The prevailing opinion IN Peru was th1t Css.ira cnn
templates descent rpon Bolivia, where strong force
sad 10 be already collected 70 oppose invasion o. The
country.
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At the close yesterday Illinois Central advanced
per cent at the morning board, and closed IS bid
against $50 at the close yesterday. New York
Central declined per cent, on the strength Of the
news of the hostile bills at Albany; it closed 73f
bid, against 7si ut the close yesterday. Panama
sold freely a. 1871, yesterdays closing price;
afterward It fell OF, and closed 1904 bid. Reading
was active At small advance Bonds were in rather
better demand; we note an advance of IN United
States Fives of IA, and abou. az much in Missours.
The general feeling among outsiders is in favor Of
an advancing market, though thisis checked by the
movements at Albany and Washington. February,
however, will hardly pass over without more active
tines This afternoon the market was rather loSer,
and stocks closed dull at the following quotations.
Virginia 6s, 9lt a g. Missouri SIS, 793 a &; Canton
Company, leg II; Cumberland Coal, Is 4; Pa
cifc Mail, 7es a.; New York Central Railroad.
73@ a !; Erie, 81 J; Hudson River, Al /; Har-
lem, % a 1; do. preferred, s22 s3l; Reading, a7s
a !; Michigan Central, 3Ga Z; Michigan Southern
and Northern Indiana, a 4; do. guaranteed, 14}
Panama, 1904 8; Illinois Central, 56 a !; Ca
lena and Chicago, 62 1; Cleveland and Toledo,
ls2 20; Chicago and Rock Island, 63t a /; Illinois
Centred 7's, sS3 SO.
The following was the business Of the Sub
Treasury to-day
io,a 'eoe'p's. Sssset4 Of
-ror cusonis E3s,oOo w
Pay menus. l30,321 81
b@iahcs'' $40 ii
The earnings Of the third week in January on the
Cleveland and Toledo were as follows:-
.sa'sSz
icos... l9,ooo
$f,o
The exchanges al the Bank Clearing House this
morning were SCI $3.50 SO, and the balances
81, l27, 469 43.
The following dividends have been declared
The Leather Manufacturers Bank semiannual
dividend Of five per cent payable on the lst of
February; the Astor Fire Insurance Company
semiannual dividend of eight per cent, payable
February /; the Broadway Insurance Company
semiannual dividend of eight per cent, payable
February !; the Greenwich Insurance Company a
semi-annual dividend of FIVE per cent, payable on
the lst of February; the New York State Bank at
Albany semiannual dividend Of four per cent,
PAYABLE February !,
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NEW YORK CLASSIFICATION.

Inc increase N Fecep0 ~ the ports compared with last
year Az 600 bales The increase in exports
Britain 39l 900 baee; decrease Francs 1000; de-
GREASE TO other foreign ports, $4,000 Total increase in
exports, Sal GOO
FR,1cH1s-To Liverpool, 4,4oo bushels corn we're en-.
gagged, in bags at Cd 500 barrels rosn Cd 200
barrels pork at D. 3D.; 100 bales Of led
7S2d 500 ierces beef at SO 3D. 800 boxes cheese at
25s 100 barrels lard and 100 boxes bacon at 2os aud
by steamer $50 sides leather at 40e IS hhds talo l60
packages butter 80 packages hams and 100 barrels lard
all at S0s 100 tierces beef $751; 40 coffee at 30s
and lot Of seed at t. To London 1000 barrels -four
at g. 3d. To Hamburg 900 barrels spirits turpent;re
were engaged at sac.
FRUIT was quiet and sales unmportsnt
HAY.-The market steady, with sales Of 400 500
bales, reported for shipment, Al 81 O6 a 81 IL.
Iron WAS steady, with small sales Scotch Dig at sos
SIS so per ton, six mouths.
IJn-The market was unchanged We noticed further
sales OF aud lump at 75c 81 Is for both Sorts
MoLAssEs-The market WAS quiet and no sales of mo-
mert we're reported.
NAVAL SroRss were inactive Some OF the late arrivals
Of roein were going into store TIE frmness reghts
tended 10 check Sales
PROVISIONS -Pork-The market was again frmer, and
in better request with sales OF aoout 500 bols Ia.
Guiding old mess at SIG so SIT, at SIT SO, prime
nj 81 30 I'll 20 for Old and SIS Beef contindei
firm, with salcs Of abou, 800 bbls including country
mess Ut % 80 70, repacked ut 80 50 Is, and cx
ira do, at $40 50 $ll 30 Beef hams were quiet AZ
$i4 90 SIS Sales Of 100 bbis India reported
at 81 Cut meats were in fair demand, with sales OF
800 hhds and terces at exc for shoulders aud At 9kc
exc. for hams. Butter selling at 1cc q lee for
Ohio and at lSc 2sc. for State Cheese vas steady at
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER CtAt.
TUESDAY, Jan. "a

TUESDAY, JAM 4-6 P. VI.
The following is comparative statement of tine
exports from this port Exclusive of specie) for
the week and since Jan. ] -
1858. 1885, 1850
For the week 1857 1,I7llss l,49a s53
Previously reported $50. 9c4,0Sl l,s52Gl2 25s77le
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CLEARED.

CLEARED.
s,samship Jura sBrl Noodle, LyergooEE Gunsrd.
Ship l,oai. Napoleon (sam) Herting, Hamourg-L Am
SHIP iaia Roosh, Reed. 'Nassau-J " Elwsn Co
sh,p judith, 5,own. New oreaas-J Baker & 20.
BARK Antagonist: Williams sydney Nsw-Gooisve, Arksn
Bark Penguin, whss'sr, Hong Kcng-A A Low @ Bro.
Barb Tscony Brown v Naples y Dow II ~,
Brig Brothers. .l slsisasll MoSlie-esunsr pe.hs
sls Hasy @ar.s ss sso~n, sisS~oaa@sssssr.
scAr Brown Nicserson s. JGsns pa-H Underwood
sehr Z. aTds b.oaSe., Wilmington p Murray.
sSar Mary klss, Lyon. as:,%Sr. BruSs ! slssh-
sehr Ellen il,uisa, thompson New Iaven-aasser.
Sloop Blackstone, Alien, Prosdeace-aasser.
ARRIVED
Steamship Baltic. Gray, Aspuwa days with specie and
passengers. 70 North Atlantic steamship Co.
,eSssr. 70 McSn sar mass @'' ps'
Charleston with pA..su
steamship Psrsersssrs rOwen Baltimore. with nass 70
ki:s ss BOSTON,, ca "a Carton ,o day,
SssT =. ms sessSD mas: ne
pieces All N heavy the ship sSsis the mi.es
chairs breatng n. er short OF and tearing the bolts Of
rsesed send her radsse
Yong WIND WE s
outside rsSared and 70 sea same
Hope Dec Is Signals Cd s. aeisnS jan orossd
the E9ua,or Jan 3 70 miles from aighapda took pilot
from Nm Rrmer No IL Oct rs spoke ship Nightngs
Peterson Foo Chow, for SYok Nov H. passed ship Dag
light Dec spoke bark Hoodbne tBr, from Colombo for
day spoke bark Nosre ffr) from
hon Nantes Dec spoke bark Hocneago from Bombay
for Liverpool.
ship Constuon (Br) rhompson, LIVERPOOL Dec u, with
ndse and l22 passengers 10 Williams Gon. Between la
.udes 80 Al ongudes n and S. experienced
nraon of westerly gales Tor II during the remainder of
The passage had very chanseable weather
Ship Castle tof aichnoed Knowles Legh0rn, Nov 30
with marble &c Sios Hdfer Dec II. of Giorsi-
tar 10 hin Unit
BIAS experienced heavy westerly gales lost crossck yard
split Sails &c
Brig Almen Roven lof Lubec), Rowel Grand Turk, I'll,
Jan IA with salt,
schr Robert Corson CIne 6eorgetp en- sc, 90 hours
schr Hichard Wood Crammer, Wilmington, NC, days
scbI Gem, Crane. Edenson, NC days
Scbr Davidson Ryder. Norfolk, 2cays-
Schy Sidney G Jones', Duel, Norfolk.
schr Wave, Sprague, Rapcahanoock. days
echr Annie Cole Nelson, Virginia, days
Schr Susan Taylor, Conkiip xocsabd. days.
Schr X Baker, Baker, Dennis days
Schr Norma Want Far Rockswsy with anchors and cables
from bark 6azelle. previously reported ashore.
Steamer Penguin, Williams Providence.
rteamer Westchester Jones, Providence.
Steamer New London. Smkn. New london.
6teanlug Issec Seym keyport
BELOW
Brig Olive from Philadelphia for Portsmouth by seam,ug
Huptress Capt Juvall
skp, with loss Of maintopgalians mast. barks
and one brig.
Ships Young America Liverpool Panama. New Orleans;
barks Young Greek. Valparaiso Mayfower, Barbados.
Wind at eunae. sw, and fresh.