davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-22

The Hon. Thomas ii. Watts is one Of the
secession nominees Mr.. Yancey being the other,
for Montgomery County, Alabama, to the State
Convention. The Hon. MIR. Watts has taken
The stump, and stumps it TO such purpose that
The montgomery Daily Mail wishes owe had an
s'hundred speakers of the pluck and eloqnenee
1sOf Watts" We learn, on the same authority
that ssTOm Watts lets the people know that
+" Hsmlin. the Abolition Vice-President, Is iree
.sDegro. and would be compelled to have pass
10 visit an Alabama plantation Aud he
casks. fellow citizens, would you submit to De
80 governed by man who could not visit your
80 farm or plantation without q pass 10
which we have no doubt the response Is =" Bully!
I" for Watts ~
But why does the Hon. " Tom" single out Mr..
Uomlin as backer than the rest OF us Are
we not all Black Republicans together Such
moderation is singuarly Oat OF place IN pre-
cipitatonist. Mr. LlncOln is quite as black az
Mr.. Hamlin: indeed in point Of complexion
perhaps even darker. Bat whether be ~ or no''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-22
JUICE sLossoN NOT 1T SPRINGFIELD.

To Ire Editor IF The n. y. Tribune.
SIR; perceive 10y dispatch dated Springfield, Dec
20 and published all the papers this morning, that
IN announced as having arrived at that place IN the
early train OF that morning, in company with Mr. Weed
ard Mr.. Van Allen. AS was quietly attending to my
business in Wall street on that day, the information Is
slightly inaccurate, far as my own person If con-
eerned | 10 not know that should notice this
matter were il not that Tie Hcraid am told, con-
tned, some days ago, intelligence from Washington,
where was II The time, spending few days forrelax-
alton that Mr. Van Alien and were about to proceed
tn Springfield b attempt induce Mr.. Lincoln TO write
letter which might conduee to aay the excited and
aualy feelings Of tie Southern population. have but
one word to ray on this sulea-Mr. Lincoln needs no
adj, .ce In thee times, the true, honest, American
heart will ark itself but question-what are the
laws Of The land? When Mr. Lincoln ID inanguratad,
as ipauQurated be will Le in spite OF silly predic
tons to the contrary the people viii discover, If they
do not now know what are the laws Of the land They
will discover what some seem now to doubt-that we
have a GorerHmeat and Government OF the OHAed
States undivided and unbroken, resolutions Of seees
sion 10 The contrary notwithstanding aud they VIII
further discover thai the laws of the hand will be exc
cnted North. South, East, and West-executed IN the
o,net but determined discharge Of dutycxecui1d with
ont favor. and without fear--executed in compliance
\, nh sn oath from which "no human power can re-
lease hru"or Mr. Lincoln is not the man voted Tor.
JOHN SL0SSoN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-22
Fires.
IN ADAMS, n. Y.


ADAMS, n. Y, Friday, Dec. 81, 1860.
fire broke out in this place early Yesterday morn
ing which destroyed nearly one-half Of the buenes
portion of the town.
Twelve buildings were burned, and property to the
amount Of Fifty thousand dollars destroyed OF which
about twenty five thousand is covered BY insurance.
The FIRE originated originated in Stearns& Websters
div goods store fIom chimney that had burned ouf
during the evening.
A snow-plow, propelled By twolOcomotives, engaged
in clearing the track Of the WATERFOWL and Rome Kali
road Of snow ran of the track near this place yeser-
day morning, smashing the plow into fragments and
severely inimue FIVE six persons employed thereon
One locomotive was thrown from the track and con-
siderably damaged Trains detained but few
hours in consequence OF the accident.
IN RALEIGH, N. c.
RALEIGH, n. c., Saturday, Dec 90, 1860.
Tie Lawrence Hotel in ma city. purchased by the
Government 10. court House and Pot .Olhce, wa.
de9tr",e 90 by FIRE early this morning IL was ee'nS
temroaIy occur led by the members OF the oIa,S
Legislature. The fire accidental. Ine 1855 WIZ
probably reach from 81 ,OoO to soOV'
IN NEWARK.
NEWARK Friday Dec. 81, 1860.
The satisfactory of +. G.. Aber 81 Son, on Blocker
street, was partly burned this morning at clock.
Los from $4,000 to 81 900; fully insured The origin
of TIE fire unknown Tie butaess will continue az
usual.
IN NEwHAyEN.
NEw-IIAyES, Friday, Dee. q, 1860.
At O'Clock this morning, fire occurred IN TONIC
ment house, owned 10y John A. Davenport and occu-
Mirlstl Colbert his wife, end four cphiren, wene
blrred TO DEATH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-22

The GOVERNORS SrkFr.-The following members
of Gov. Morgan's Military Cabinet have handed In
their designations IL usual before the close Of the
Governors term; AdjutaDtG General, Frederick Town
send; Inspector General George +. Sherman; Judge
Advocate, Gen. C. A. Seward; Chief, G..
+. Nesbitt Commissary General, b. Welch Sargoou-
General, Cornelius Aguew; master-General, r.
l.. johnson; Abide Camp, Col. Charles w. Darling;
Aidde-Csmp, Col. T.. G.. Thompson; Aids-de-Camp.
Col II. r. RathbOne; Militaryy,ecrctary, Major w.
III, Skidmore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-22

be found in readiness to do TO- If by any sacrifice
which he corld Offer on the altar oil his 60 iniry
lie could allay the evils which threaten it,
present or prospective, no man would have
H. 1t TO Doubt BIZ readiness to make such sacrifice
III efefoie, Wien Senators came to him. he told them
b. bad acted ony us he believed the proproty OF the
case demanded. In asking to be excused he was not
ot all naniied v any PERSONAL feeling. He could only
NJ say in answer to the question OF the Senator from
Florida lat il LIS friends thought that il was best, he
would offer 10 further opposition to serving on the
C'umitt,e. .,
iourled till Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-22
Movements Of Hon. Caleb Cushing

(aARLEsToN, ;. e, Friday, Dec II Iooy'
The Hon. Caleb Gushing arrived Ia this city LAT
night and, after remaining i've houn, departed fcr
Washington. The rumors various as to his mission
here.
Comuit,ee on "Federsl" to " Foreign" Relations
committee was also appointed to style the State flag
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-22

ia yested to afford even an opportunity for such pro-
c,edng. Whatever powers he may have he VIII use
only after full inhalation with the other border states
since ard they in tie event OF any dsmemoer'nea'
II lie U,ion Will ,uler moIe than III the Others com
liz ed. lie states that he il now IN correspondence
with the Governor of these State, and awaits Win
nrth socitude the indications Of the course TO be nnr
sued by them. When this lie made known, he VIII DC
ard TO take snch steps duty aud the Interest OF
tbe State demanded lie Is consequently unable 70
CIV wi ether or wien tie Legsature will be called
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-22

Mr. PAGE's LTcTURE.-The second Of Mr. Pages
Lectures Art was given at Clinton Hall last even.
ing, before an audience of nearly two hundred. He
treated Of the leading pecuarities Of Of the old
masters, particularly OF Titan and Paul Yeronese and
endeayored to show, by copous illustrations from
Shakespeare, how the artist in colc used his Ggmeus
10 delneate what Shakespeare used words to express
The final lecture Of the course viii be given on Friday
evening next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-22
IN NEW-HAVEN.
From Havana.

NEW-ORLEAss, TDnreday, Dec. %, TSbJ.
The steamship Cahawba, from Havana 10th inst,
has arrived.
Business Of Havana in languid condition,
on rg TO adyiCes from the United States Sugar was
quoted at 81 reals per arrobe. The stock in port is
timaed at 80 go boxes. FIeigbts were inactive Ex-
charge on london, lSI l4i on New-Yoik and North
ern ports SCI per cent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-22

institutions altogether differently. For these
reasons we recommend to public men at
Washington, and TO the public at large, to
pay no attention to diplomatic tattle Let acts
speak; such an act is the prompt dismissal Of
the prating Austrian Consa at Charleston by
his discreet and truly diplomatic chief, the Min
lister of Austria at Wathngton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-22

LOUISVILLE, KY, Friday, Dec. q, IS6J.
The Hon. w. ). Featberstone, Commissioner from
Mis,i,sirIi, had an interview with Gov. Magoffn nj
Frankfort Yesterday. The result Of it Is not YET
known. He arrived here to-day,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-22

THE Hos. CAVE JOHNSON oS DiSuSIoN'-Ihc
NoiWa0i IateHigoacer says: " We learn IRON cor
respondent Of The Knozr,He Wing that that veteran
Democrat the Hon. Cave johnson, addressed large
and enthusiastic meeting at Clarksvelle Tenn, on
Monday Last. lie denounced the Disunonists III I'M
measured terms and declared in clear and unnisskable
language that the people of Tennessee ought to stand
by the Union This speech il If added, was received
with deafcDiDg applause.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-22

BARR ASHORE ON Lone IsLAsD-FrvE MEN
DRowSED.-The bark ashore at New-Inlet Bar.
Hampstead Beach, proves TO be the Prussiau bark
Johann Benjamin, Capt. Kuhn, from Newcastle Oct.
H. with a cargo OF coal bound to Now-York. Five Of
the men, in attempting to land were drowned. Tho
remainder eight in number, succeeded in landing on
the beach
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-22
WASHINGTON, Friday

WAsHlN"IoN, rnuay, Dec II, IoVV'
A difpatch from tteeditor of The Mi,sisippiaH and
STATE Gazette published at Jackson tc the Mississippi
Delegation in Congress dated tbis evening states that
Msssir,i has elected Delegates TO the State Conven-
ii, in favor of separate State secession by very large
msjority-ssy seyenty in the Convention Of one naa
dred Delegates, and by popular majority OF N'V'"
yOfea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-22
Steamer City of Washington.

81. JOHNS, n. T., Friday, Dec. IT lS6I.
The Steamer City OF Washington, from New-York on
saturday, for Liverpool, did not call off Cape Race
owing 10 stormy weather.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-22
MIR. Iincoln's Cabinet.

ST. LOUIS Friday, Dec. q, 1860.
The Democra, this morning announces by authority
hat Mr.. Lincoln offered Edward Bates seat in hs
Cabinet, and that the latts will accept the position,
which will probably be Secretary of the Interior.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-22
The Telegraph Cable at vicksburS.

TRASsYLyANIA, La, Tbursday Dec. 20, 1863.
TIE telegraph cable recently laid at Vicksburg, in-
ve1tsd ard conducted by William II. Horstman Of
New-York city, il a complete All the diff
cuies heretofore encountered have been entirely over
come and it is now working perfectly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-22
Pardon OfCoI. Raider.

NEw-0RLEtss, Thursday, Dec 20, 1860.
TIE Government Of Honduras have paidoned Col
Cudler who was engaged under Walker in tue recent
iOtsly on the City of TruXillo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-22
Missouri Exchau~a-

Sc LorIs, Dec q, 1860 Sight Exchange NesYork Is
sac 4 cent premium for Missouri funds Gold T. worth S3
premium Ohio Kentucky snd Indiana paper; and ca T.
heloNl M.nuLf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-22

STREET CLgASISG.-Tbe sum Oi $50, oOohaving been
Transferred 10 The account ofth City INSPECTOR to ena-
le him to get through the year, he will to-day CONF
rnence oaiing Of the enormous Accommodations o drt
al the PAST sik VI seven weeks.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-22

Col Andrews of W., j. H. Powers of Tenn, z. Il.
foote of Cleveland, w. Il. Burbank Of ~ c. G. IL.
Butler OF Landers Wa, an Road Expedition, ase AZ
the Metropolitan Hotol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-22

WAsHlSGros, Friday, Dec. u, 1863.
Arrangements making at tbe Treasury for paying
le Interest on the public debt on the LEI Of January in
coin.
lie Select Committee of the Senate on the Crisis
met today and had free interchange of opinion, dur
ing vt,h Mr. Douglas said that be vas ready now to
lie in TeCOnTeI ding such amendments to the Con-
stitutitp 6s will lie tie Slavery question out OF Con-
e1e-s In view Of the dargers which threaten the Re-
Tublic with disuIiOp revolution and civil war, be was
iepaIed TO set upoH The matters III controversy with
ont any regard bis previous action ana as II he had
never made a spt ech given vote on the subject.
Senator BieleT, who il the Committee, has been
for some dayf maturing plan by Which the Slavery
Question by the amendment Of the Constitution, may
he removed altogether from Congressional control IL
meets the approl alton Of distinguished gentlemen
Tie Home Conn ittee Of ThitythFee have adjourned
till Thursday. No vote was taken on Rust resolution
Lieu,enans Dozer aud Hamilton, and several act
ing Mdshru en- natives Of South Carolina, have re-
sign cd their commissions in II United States Navy
Tie Senate has confirmed the nominations Of George
W. Heard, Secretary OF Legation 10 emma, and
Edwin V. Chandler as Marshal to the Consular Cont
at Bangkok SIAM
Mesgrs. Hale and Hughes, from Texas, are here as
counsel for Judge Wairous. whom the House
judiciary Committee recommend to be impeached for
high crimes and misdemcanors.
A disl atCh from Charleston. received at the Navy
nepaIt ert today reTor tie arrival Of the captured
shaver Bonita al that port yesterday The Bonita was
captured the United States fIigae San laclnto and
ii ed by pIize-crew from that vessel. No FED
cfifl { inter- tenE IU'IoNtItu W 'i'
(haIlrston the officer command Of her telegraphed
To he Secretary of the Navy for nstTuctions
Tie reply from tie Department here was 10 the ellie
that tie vestel must await further orders. This H.
u ereore tie irt practical effect Of the secession OF
South Carolina Information having been received IN
Ills city th- morning to tie effect that dispatch bad
been pullitbed in NewYork, whirh stated that Fort
Moniie would be surrendered if attacked, aud thai
Major Anderson had received Oidera 10 that effect 1t
has teen deemed Necessary by the Secretary oil War
TO offciahy contradict the statement. The ioritca-
tons are strong any in the country, and VIII be
defended to the last,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-22
THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.
Special Dispatch to The Il. Y. Tribune.
u ..r....l- 49,. I,ridnA nLn 81 IL


WASHINGTON, Friday, Dec. q, 1860.
TBE HOUSE COMMITTEE or TmRTA-TiREE.
The House Committee Of Thirty three met to-
day. 4 motion was made to postpone the vote
On Mr.. Rusts proposition until Thursday next,
which, after some debate, was adopted. Alter
the Committee had adjourned, the Republicans
had a conference, remaining two hours together
Nothing is known about what they have done.
THE SENATE COMMITTEE OF THIRTEEN.
TIE Senate Committee of Thirteen had also
meeting to-day. Senator Wade made q strong
speech declaring that no compromise could be
made. as the Republicans had done nothing un-
consttutiolall,, Lot having been in power to do
so. Mr. Lincoln having been elected according
to the Constitution Of the United States, he
or gbt TO have the same chance as others had
had before him TO develop his policy, which
would be perfectly consistent with their constitn-
tim al rights. The assumption that The Republi-
cans, nothing having been brought against them
of any practical character, were going to do
seine wrong, vas an insult and came with bad
grace from party that had done 80 much mis-
chief TO the country. Little is expected from
the action of the Committee. The Republicans
seem TO be mere united than ever, declaring that
the demands OF the Southerners are prepcsterous,
and cannot he 1hcugLt of for moment.
GEN. LANES SPEECH.
Mr. Sont member of Congress from Oregon,
is not much pleased with Gen. Lanes remarks
lie is sorry that the latter has been so ill.used
| hy Tie srccdcrs. Knowing that the people OF
Oregon, who have ever! thing TO expect from the
Inicn, but nothing without If, and will rather
| hang the scceders than countenance their move
ments. are for the Union and the Oregon war
| debt be is prudent enough TO let the General
| Eght Lis own battles.
a STUPID FORGERY.
The letter published in The Nero- York Times,
raid to be written by the President, is Il forgery.
| Tic President viii do no such thing write
| Union letters. What would South Carolina say ?
| TIE Effect OF SECESSION.
| After al the United States viii gain about
| SlG0,GO0 Per annum by the secession Of South
| Carolina. The Charleston Custom House, as well
az all the South Carolina Post Offices do not pay
expenses.
| SENATOR NICHOLSON.
| Senator Nicholson, of Tennessee, is trying to
get tie floor; his intention is to take issue with
| Governor johnson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-22

Ncv.Jo,k, Dee q.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-07
@inss. IiQnurs. IL.

E8A BARTH EDMEADES,
tE@EI At the old Established House No 2i South Street
- IMPORTERS AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Offer for sale in Bonded Warehouse all standard brands
of COGNAC AND ROCHELLE BRANDIES, Bohlen's,
Weesp and other GINS, SCOTCH WHISKEY, JAMAICA
RUNS, WINES, &c
On Consignment,
PENNSYLVANIA, KENTUCKY, VIRGINIA
AND MARYLAND RYE WHISKEY,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-07
3n0ks ann StatintkrD.

MURPHY CO-BOOKSELLERS, PUB
IVA LISTERS, PRINTERS,
AND
STATIONER RS,
MARBLE BUILDING, 1872 BALTIMORE ST
STU BALTIMORE
BLANK BOOK, PAPER AND
stationery WAREHOUSE.
SAMUEL T.. TURNER.
No. SOUTH CHARLES STREET,
HAS ON HAND A VERY SUPERIOR AS
- S0RrMENT OF PAPER, STATIONERY and BLANK
ACCOUNT BOOKS Among his stock will he found WRI-
TING and LETTER PAPERS,, both domestic and foreign OF
all the most approved manufacturers.
NOTE PAPERS, Ruled and Plain, very great variety
ENVELOPES of all kinds.
STATIONERY Of every description, for office and private
use, VIZ: STEEL PENS PEN HOLDERS, SEA ING WAX,
&c, &c
INK Writing and Copying, of all She best makers, LET
TER COPYING PRESSES, PORTFOLIOS, PORTE MON
NAIES, &c.. &C
Also a large assortment Of WRAPPING PAPER.
PLAYING CARDS, PRINTERS do, &c, &C. all at low
prices.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS will do well to fe22-tf
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-07
STEAMBOATS,.

E~slIrr--!A FOR PETERSBURG AND RICH
- Tsassss1ssas = MoND, THREE TIMES WEEK
me steamers LVlDERE and GEO PEARObY Or, ~
LEAVING every Tuesday, Thursday and SATURDAY now
freight received daily.
ddOnS. -"f''''i "'''e room hccoTnm q
For freight or passage apply to
j. BRANDT, Jr, AGENT
p = P,ss,,a ,r,at.7. Light street o. hart.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-07
JOS Jas TAYLOR, Agent, Baltimore
Ala TAYLOR, Agent, Hayrp dp Ora.
-sE~. FOR FREnERlcEsnLrpr ".

~ t ItI'i'I3ItI VFt NbJ M, VA,
ssaa'azzss's,sr~I The steamer WM SELDEN " b krw.n
Gaptah, WI resume her route to Frederick burg d lana
WWE5 on, ,i'aft'innck leaving baltimore from hen
Tr 4 Ak r LOOT LOOT OF SOUTH ,STEEiEi'T ob
l!FSbA J., February 22l, at O'Clock, T NJ RtiurniTg
VII VI leave fredericksburg at o'clock FRIDAY MORNj%E
one Mll continue +" leave Baltimore Nv cry I'll ESBAY
anu anu ttdttlcESpurg EVERY FRIDAY during the season
rrefht OF every description taken a; low rates Horses
SaIe, anu 1--we stock generally, handled i'll care, and
con"THby accommodated. Through uw;s punrtuallv at
received. " " -"" ''
For information. freight passage, apply in EaIttIor
/ her Office, los SOUTH STREET, board the Boat
VENTS lnri. III
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-07
"a rss5$$sss:.s5ssfs3s@ WESTERN

C, -, = WINTER ARRANGEMENT
cars leave Calvert Station at $50 A and 4 ~ y :,
and l0l5A NJ ioi baltimore at
~ ~ omnibus from Westminster daily at A NJ c,rpoo,
turns to Westminster 'i' NUN baltimore re
UhPuS from Manchester at A NJ meets 10 IL train
55iouay, Wednesday and Friday. Returning aiiarna -
nays S 70 Manchester on the arrival Of the 30 train from KAY
dIO-tf 7D,r,,- $780,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-07
Eastern Ports

NEW YUM, FeD. Arr steamships City of Balti-
more Liverpool Nashville, Charleston: bark G. II Hor-
ton, Messina Gid. steamships Quaker City and En-
pre City, Havana Columbia, Charleston; Augusta,
vannah ships VIM rockingham, Havre; Courier Rich
mond brgs Flying Cloud, Santa Cruz s. Cook Trini-
dad; L. NJ Arnold st. Thomas Rodney Carr, St Pierre;
Harriet, Sague schrs. L. D.. Wentworth St Kits Siak
Cardenas; F. Burrtt and Ned North Carolina; S C.
Jones' Norfolk; n. j. Brayton, Aspinwall; Mary Fred
ericksburg; Margaret Petersburg, Va Hattie Ann, ST.
Pierre.
Feb. 3-Crd ships West Point, and D. Hoardy New
Orleans; harks Native, Glasgow J. A. Lee Demarara
briggs Alma, Nassau. N P; Norfolk. Port a Petre; J. r
Nevins, Nuevitas; Sea Foam, St Thomas; j. Boynton
Port au Hrnce; schrs. W. II. Hazard, Cienfuegos; J
Walen Mobile; Stampede Lavacca Forest King, Rich.
mond Ringgod. Norfolk.
PHILADELPHIA, February -Crd steamer keystone
State Chareston barks Vaeta, London; Oak Charles
ton.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb 3.-Arr. bark Fremont Charles
ton.
BOSTON, Feb 3-Arr. banks Quincy and Ed HILL
Palermo; f. a. Chase, N. Orleans.
BOSTON, Feb. 3.-Cfd shin Peerless Shanghai banks
5. l.. Byrant New Orleans; Harvest Mobile; briggs H. NJ
Hine, Porto Rico Northern Belle, Cape Haytien; schr.
Emma Amelia, Savannah
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-07
southern Ports
NORFOLK, February 3.-Arr. schr.

NORFOLK, February 3-Arr. schr. Melyina Warwick
Cid schrs. Henry Payson, Boston.
NORFOLK, February Arr schrs Fidelia Philale-
pha; Maggie Bell, Providence; T.. T. MunselI Boston:
Sunrise, Piymouth Grand Island Newburyport: Lone
Star. Minnesota and Dorcas, N York.--Ci'd schr F.
B. Simpson n. York.
RICHMOND, February Arr. schr Clara, Philadel-
phia.
RICHMOND, February 3-Crd schr. Martha Moore
Mobile
CHARLESTON. February Arr bark Modena. Bos
ton; schrs. New Jersey, New York; Carolina Virginia
Norfolk Gid barks Uncle SAM New Orleans; Mag
nola, n. York.
CHARLESTON, February Moon Arr. shin Gu
hano, Havana; brig Columbus, Havana; schr. Jane c.
Patterson, Rchmond.--Cl'd brig Yankee Blade New
York schrs George Darby, do; C. Burrows Philade
pla.
February Arr brig Delicia Guinea schr May, New
Nork.-Crd steamship Nashville, New York schrs W.
A. Ellis and n. W. Smith, do
WILMINGTON, February Arr. schr. j. C. Homer
New York,--Crd. schrs. II. W. Brown, New York,
x. W Dillon, Boston.
ALEXANDRIA, February 3-Arr schrs Henry Finch
New York.
SAVANNAH, February . Arr steamship Locust Point
New York brig Sea Breeze, do. schr. Target, New
merry, New York bark Guiding Star Queenstown; briys
Gem, Havana; Two Boys, Aspinwall; 'schr. D. S vii
lams. N. York.
MOBILE, January 3O-Arr. ships Bruce, Trinidad; C.
J.. Preble Kingston, ia; bark Chas. Keene, New York
Cid ships Liberia and Sharon, Liverpool bark R.
Fountain Boston; brig Georgia. Havana.
NE" ORLEANS, January 2S.-Arr. steamship Moses
Taylor, New York; ship Bellcraig, Bremerhaven Even
kirk, CardenaS; schr. Willie, Matauzas.-Crd ships
Shamrock, Liverpool E. NJ. Arndt, Bremen; Oregon;
Havre,
NEW ORLEANS, February Arr tper tell ships
Atlantic, Toulon; Sultana New York; bark l. Day
Boston.
Feb Arr ships Artisan, Mediator, Gen. Windham
and Artc, New York. Juventa, Boston; Potomac Liver
pool Lizzie oakford, Havana bark Gorilla, Rio de
Janero.