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The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-08-11

out Of the Frying Pan into The Fire,
The Chicago Herald of the 29ar alt.
says: sAs
- ''The crowd of women driven anom
st. Louis by the mob a few days ago,
have met with much warmer reception
at the hands of the police of this city
than was expected or agreeables Lest
night the police made a deseefe oaeaR
the dens located in the vicinity ofa
corners of Jackson and Wells ST IN
which they thoroughly cleaned oafs 5
understand that it is the intentfon of
the Marshal to continue at it until these
sinks of iniquity are purged of their
contents.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-08-11

Ftpm Laguayra.-Laguayra cores
pondence of the New York Journal of
Commerce says:
Yoar readars have no doubt heard
manysacc6un Of the civil war in this
unfortenpsel cofntry; but one fourth of
the distresses and disasters are gene
rally known The rural districts have
most awfully suffered in the burning Of
villages and houses, destroying planta-
tions, and the cold-blooded murders,
rapes and assassinations wantonl y per
petrated"
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-08-11

I 6. Be Ii furtEfr ordained, That in
the absence or debility of the Mayor,
the Comp1ollessia authorized to issue
the orders and pem4its provided fer in
this Ordinance. sn n
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-08-11

"A recent work on 1.-The Wild Sports
of India contains the following graphic
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-13
Tie following b . comparative statement Of the
Dondttisn Of The banks Of PhiladcIphis:-

4u0 OnICSBO ITCSC "a 0os~A~ey pSyo WY JuSe
y:- u9d
fhere has never been tne when the people ct I'LL
nsh we're 60 lily prepared 70 indulge IN this costly luxury
lrspudiassn a. new. 6lswy reeevsring they are,
hon tho effects s AnAAeiA rcvulsion thoy need
more than ever before al the advantages which spring
from geed nane-fron m integrity never impeached
and IN honor 70 which no stain attaches What they
have already lest BY the ladvised action Of ess than
Aak ssssn counties weuld 10 dni0ult 70 esmate We
were shown few days ago letter from distinguished
ADancier u New York. to citizen Of Schuyler county
under of which several bends Il that county viii
baA been sent 70 tho writer for negotiation were returned
with the assurance that even he 10 consent 70 be
esne parry % 70 their sale purchaser could mot be
found. And he added, Tho course Of Hancock and
Schuyler countless In repudiasng, keeps i've millions OF
money out Of Illinois that would otherwise have been ex
pended there within the next eighteen months Thai ia
the way 1t works. Tho innocent are made TO suffer
equally with the gutyths honest equally with the dts
honest, and return Of prosperous times 10 indefinite "
postponed We repeat what We have said more than
once already that this thing Of virtual reputation must
DO stopped st once, or tho State will be set back more
than quarter OF century N the Of progress SET
preservaono say nothing Of the obligations OF homes
~ and honor--Tequire IT, The example or Alton 10
worthy OF imitation and hope TO see Il promptly fol-
lowed wherever the frat fatal step has been taken In
stead Of urging tho technical plea of rexulary IN the
esue, and taking temporary refuge behind the courts,
lei the consideration thai the bonds we're issued and ro
oeved 10 good faith be sufficient prompt the determine
ton to shoulder the burthcn hike honest mon Any other
course will be frsught with widespread and long
tnued disaster.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-13

SHIP JACOB WEsTERvEIf yer burning Her mass have
fallen deck burned out and nearly all the hull an
water destroyed Some Of the cotton forward burned
yet, and be saved, but the ahip will DO almost total
loss Tho steamers Alpha Mercury, Nassau and GowAnus
oongde yet and pouring into her large quantities Of water
At sunset last night che burned the waters ecge
BARK CoRNELIA L BEvAN-Daes from Shapshae 10 Feb
state that the report Of The loss bark Conea BovAn
have been incorrect She arrived safe Kanagawa Jan 10
from Nagasaki
sBIr w!sbHnER Ryder. from oelao, arrived in Hampton
woGis q dying s
lot copside.bs q her falling head bulwts Oreoase
leaking $500 strokes per hour and would discharge for
BARK DH1co Robinson, from New York for New Orleans
reported Ashore ON Poplar Island
henry. bsed and fun Of water eIDeced thst her cargo
rasd Az, and owned BY NJ Allen and Other. - ''' " '
scHx ALIEN Allen from Petersburg for New York put
scH. cs!scrrr Smith Rcsmond for Mobile put back
pairs
The ersw sp onws.d from Baltimore for Esx York Of
and Tie vessel proceed on her voyage.
B.IxH4n. Match UThe Queen Of the Ocean, from sunder
ss Tor
bay and carried away The lassers tbboom 70.
EAincurH, March so-The Joaan Martin RedmAn. which
oSee os snS
piece Married &c dn damon n" on The Oh Of March,
GRAvfsssD. March E-Put In, Am ship sevsus Talbot
from Newcastle for Boston, with bows and cutwaor and
for London In tow.
GIsRALrAR, March 22-Bsrk Mary Bsunatyne DIXON, for
London with Indian corn foundesed On lh inst Her
Achen from New Orleans and landed Cadiz on a inst
Lowrsrorr March Put in the Sarah March of Bansor
from nor Woosung having Auck on The Inner Cab
shlhe Sarah March dscharxng hsr cargo Of GOAL into
lighters IN the outward harbor.
QUEENSTOWN March 2-ship Abner ete.son stet.ou from
CalAo, arrived today, with fofsmast sprung
EaANcHAE. Feb 6-ghip Beaver, Smith, from New York,
harbor
LAuxcH-One Of the finest modelled scrs ever buit On te
Ay Ss w.s p Be LAUNCHED At Nswsupo.t
Hessr Sumner swasey Curer. and viii be commanded by
Notice - Mariasrs.
NEW BUOY ON T sysconI SAND.
HuxnrR BuorAcu AND BsIcorAcS. MsrcS S q 1890
Noce hereby given that IN the course Of NE ensuing
hs NE side q BurcOme Sand and 70 remove The No
RsS Buoy from mi +, DGson nsss Cs.s
By order, EDWARD {. WILSON, Secretary
Steamer Paapso hence at Portland reports that the Cross
ZIP wa run inc By sch on Sunday afternoon dur
buoys are gone from stone Horsc.
WhalsmeM.
ssss IL S. 'ss
,s { s. ssss "a s:s .sy q r sss
hs.nsP rs IS SSo1S Of Butler Can.
"a and on r.,n March Gen rne Fisher s VI bound
p IAa n anchor vsuan Cole NIB, 10 Sp, Reports spoke
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-
ssAnsAp Roanoke, Couch NsriOS 4c-Iadam HeD mo-
s sD s Rsssn:h E:. a..eon wy
sei Ses. ss. Se,a. ssn'
s s:;s r.; C s,..s III, h0;s
Bari NioSos NoSols 1ss.nxa sasssl Carver
Big ps s Bssml H'lisnbeck BTemsn-Rnxer Bros
Big Annie Laurie larS. tni s. join-xecor 4 Firth.
Srs SesS S; nsTre =, 81 ES,Ssp.Eossr. Eos
s,lx rrssmsn Lorns BOsion~R " frSnSy.
s Hsspsrsn as john k. ~sss Co
sshr J Burns1. Worth. Enthusiastically, Cornsrs
s5 '%'i s r:sa: Gs Jan
schr Sa.shiess' aincIisy, sosfoit hn"en x"
s s.. 9sSS!n; S''Ss: ssdsssS:sa.s.,xI Alien.
s Soon Hf 80: R. ss1 1,sS
s S.. 1nssps cs. Car; r. ss'.srs
Sns.,:0xn ApIn WIN ana passengers u %
passed Steamship Glasgow hence for Liverpool; April l.
r gs:std ssssA from Boston " Halifax
burt iDn :ISS NV Yssf ill., SIS Ps pssd
s.s.:liD EdnsSrx Ssrl Kssp:S5 Lav.rpo. March %,
rryeS oM Nv R 81 VIZ d mese ana passengers % Dale
Sss1ss: ctssi " S1si. Savannah with .A..
1.Th Norfolk &c. with ds' and
"a ,so r:sd S .n y Cape Coed
s 1ssa = Ne. s: p .s
At si ssqsa sss:sS =: :S
vd 70 aa N wss Cd Bainssss a. snss xSsn had iScf
shp 0gc.n.:. Or Of 6. john MD, Hatfield Liverpool Il
dssn with coal g Charles RSSms Shn.. Y. q g
nv seSern water pals .dr which appeared 70 have bean
shp ScnisSso Q! TSon.sson, Henderson, Liverpool 20
sa win md'' 70 Snow Burgess Has experienced heavy
sssE pared bsri MsIO1rps ooias out q q Gun; 81
Fiaisr. Flys. HrisOsne. Is days, Win iogweod &C.
e = aSees Hs:tf:s;: j.
hoveD Philsdslphis for Mobile days out ssms dsy.
spoea .ahrJ Consdon, from Ban juan Tor New York. IS
BIZ Riuow OBJ, Hunter Halifax Il days. with hsA to
ss Cell % S.g:r Nsss:s z day: I'm lumber master
:sS1 T,s, Indian sv:, Fla Jackson
s o w. By. "a no So: been detained
gar &C. 10 Koppch Cook Has had very heavy weather ON
sshr N,nse DAN, oyaseed Humacoa, Pr, Is days. with
Ct S Sv.{ S. snsosy is Hsr Cave.
&C. . as:ss E:Sss oil CAPE
sprung; h of lnaguA spoke Br schr May, bound in
sehr Magnolia Br yacht q Cork> Hanson. Havana daya
s:sr ~ kns Of dsS csn9.nun csnsu.ro Il days
with sugar DC 70 Simpson NaybeW
seAr Paragon lof Bengosh Glkey Trinidad days, With
schr Geo Prescott B Atwood Windsor Ns March II, with
plsster, TO Whitney L Co.
sehr suwssset Brown Bucksvlle, sc. days.
sehr sucy bsss %o Sss9a
sshr John Watson Packard EzAbehpor Tor frovidenes
Schr Clinton. Palmer Ellxabehport for Eau River.
eehr Thomas Smith Kelley Now Bedford for Albany.
Eetr gea Bird Chase, Fail River 2daya
Eehf John q Ireland. Baker, Stamford. Q daya
eehr Lucy Dlrfps new, -, Broolhaven, hours, t
sDop orsesn Rhode Proviasnes. 2d.ya
0ooAmar DotAwaro Cannon. PhlAdelDhhn.
6seaner Abatroas, Jones' Providence.
uMIOW.
sblp Wellington. from New Orleaps Is days
Bark Queen Of the Nethorlands BORDEAUX II dnyn
Brig Ach,le. from Nessna, 81 daya
schr " Cwgdon; from San JUAN 50 daya-An four by
pilot boat David Mitchell
Brig Storm King. f.l"I. '-H
Three banks and ono brig, unknown.
Gteamshirs Huntsville Savannah; Roanoke Norfolk 10;
ship! Universe Liverpool sulana New Oreans; Aus bark
Ariel, Rotterdam.
Wind during De day NV % HW; at 10 PMS.
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Anadian hour was nrm and IN good request, with sales
Of 400 bbls at IS 80 81 Is. Southern flour rmer
and more active, with sales Of about $500 bbls closing
within the range of the above quotations Rye -four Was
above figures Corn meal Ia in fair demand with sales of
$50 bbs above figures Wheat-The enhanced views
tended to check sales The transactions footed up about
Michigan At 81 81; white Canadian It 81 si red West
heavy while the sales embraced about II 600 bushels in
GLIDING prime Western mixed at 74c 1885, Jersey white
at 75c &c., yellow do. At 7ec Tic; white Southern
at SOC $40 for State Barley was in steady demand,
with sales Of O0o bushels State at Soc Barley malt was
ceiling at SOC Oats were In good demand and firm At
45hc Tor Western and Canadian, and at 46c 46c for
State.
CorrrR.-Tbe nrmness Of holders continued to check
tansactons 800 bags CeylOn were sold atp t. 70 bags
Co11oN details Of the foreign news by the Persia
tended to check transactions after s receipt the ransac
tons footed up about 600 bales, closing previously
reported, the basis Of II &c. for mddlng uplands
FRnGH1s TO Liverpool some engagements OF cotton
s Sb a4S 70 Sc o SS dS Sss
t. For and wheat in bulk and 3d. In shps' bags,
were demanded. The rosn taken by steamer for Ham
burg at 3a 10 London 500 bbs flour and 100 boxes
beef were engaged on private terms and 300 bbs rosn
ut q. 3d..
aAr-sales were light at 81 for shipment. Supplies
Iron unchanged with small sales Scotch pig s24 so
SIS six months
reported At 86c. . 81 10 for both sorts.
1oIAaR-Sales Of 40 hhds clayed Cuba were made at
&c., so do Cuba muscovado at &c. and 100 hhds Porto
Rico, part 1t 33c.
NAVAL s1oRs quiet, and We have NO sales OF mo-
ment TO notice.
PRovrnoM. market exhibited more spirit
and activity, while quotations without alteration OF
importance The transactions embraced about 400 bbs
Ssa pn. s.! ~ I'D s .Is and
sale Of 500 bbs, iron hooped, was reported At sls
Beef was in steady demand, and prices unchanged The
sales included about 400 bbs, embracing country
Of S. ST. repacked do. 1t 80 SO 80, and extra do. 1t
I'll Is $12 60 prime and India quiet. Sales
Of us bbls Western beef hams were made ct s1b 20
$l6 Cut meats were steady and in good supply, with
eaos reported Of about 40 bids and erces ct t. 7c
for shoulders, and at Sxc asKc for hams Bacon was
firm At 9hc. 1l4c Lard was firm and easier, with
sales OF 16o bbs and Heroes a 1okc s1oc Butter and
cheese were without change.
The market was steady, with sales Of about 200
Casks at &C. s4xc.
SUGARs-The market was steady for most grades. Tho
sales embraced about 200 hhds including 300 Porto
Rico 1t 6Hc. 7Hc, 100 common New Orleans, by auc-
tion q &C., and the remainder cousted Of Cuba mus-
oovados, including common TO prime grades, within the
range Of 63o. 7Xc
WHISKY was steady and in fair request with sales Of
40 bbls. reported ut 22c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-13

mcfoeeo present year $l1b,776 "a
The Eastern division of the Ohio and Mississippi,
Railroad has been placed in the hands of receiver
The Cleveland Herald Of Tuesday ssys:-
In the United States Circuit Court Judge Mclean presd
appointed receiver OF tho Eastern division Of the Ohio and
Mississippi Railroad, the motion Of D. Morgan for
the second mortgage bondholders Tho salary Of he re
cever not fixed. Until Mr. Alsopp arrives TO enter
upon the duties Of his now ooe E. g. Flint vice president
Of the company will act as receiver. Mr.. Alsopp presi
dent Of the Eastern division.
In the case Of Robert NOR vs.. The County of JEFF
ferson just tried in the District Court of the United
States for Ohio, the Court said:-
This an action upon several coupons to certain bonds
issued by the county Of Jefferson to the Burlington and
Missouri Railroad Company, and assigned to the present
plaintiff Defendant demus 10 the petition, the ground
that there existed by law authority In the counties
issue the bonds coupons which the suit founded.
After entering into the law Of the CASE the Judge dismissed
the demurrer.
The March earnings Of the Dayton and Cincin-
matt Railroad were $32,769 %.
The earnings Of the Marietta and Cincinnati Rail-
road in February footed up $4,000, against $22 2e9
in ls53-an increase Of $780,
Receipts Of the Catawissa Railroad Company for
the months of January and February, 1867
EAInnRs Feoruary, 1850. 23,474 81
Earnings january, 1880 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .O2l AZ
Due connecting roads,. Observation-Disclosures. 4593 80
N~N~SS'"''"''" t''ss''' ''''.'s.,n,,,,tlS,zN ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-13
Sales Of Real Estate 1T Auction.
By Adrian II. Muller.
se and lot 272 Monroe IT. CO. jackson 26xl0o q (

By 4. J. Bleecker, Son o.
story brick house lot liz 18th st. lot 2oxos o. 372o
. ssory 100, 100, lo4, 100, 114, e. 3,700
= sscy o. l3 z. 18th st. 3,400
~. =; o. oVtn D. 80 It'll av, n 6x989...... $500
ooa b., S%z Madison sv, 20 7x1006.. 2,670
= adjoining, ...... $3.50
0or o'n ~ ana !S6th st. M11x110.. Ills
= ,,e. 1S7th IT,, ........ us
a. AAo.u b., CIV ". Az A, 26xl00... .......... 600
10 n; 9; i4sd ands 9. Hath Ill.,, w. 7th av., by
Il lots, forming half the block bounded by Broad.
way lota av'' 1ssh and NAH Ste, each...... 200
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break Ill these banks +; and the most likely way -
disturb confidence and create panic Is 70 ex
pand credits beyond the point which the
public are accustomed to consider safe. II,
next week, our city banks show o further
increase Of loans-which to-day's money mar.
ket appears to pIesage- it win be safe to expect
very uneasy feeling in monetary circles. Bankers
must remember that we are in very singular and
unprecedented position: money is easy here at S
and stringent in London at Al.
There was nothing done in bills on Europe 70
day. The bankers are holding, as before, at 5lS3
l7a for francs and lOs5 for sterling.
The following are the last quotations Of sight sx-
change on New York at the cities mentioned, the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-13

SAD AFFAIR IN vRGMA-A letter TO the Richmond Dis
Sites was married IN that county few nehts 40. 70
Mics Devier and that party Of young mon attempted
James Dever brother Of the bride vent ant sra -
monsated when the serenadcrs took 70 their heal, IA
however, pursued them, when one ef them, umed Small
wood, shot him dead, s'
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The stock market continues 70 exhibit great
strength with considerable activity. Very heavy
purchases Of Central were made to-day.
The stock opened at ISL, advanced to 79A,
and closed at 79s bid, against 7sl at the
close yesterday. Nothing is known Of the
probable fate of the railroad bills in
the Legislature, but the impression is that nothing
will be done. Pacific Mail was wanted at yester-
days closing price, and was fully taken at 103
l04, closing 1033 bid. Panama was also firm at
yesterdays figures. Gslena Rock Island and To
ledo were likewise wanted III prices. As usual
after the arrival Of English steamer, Illinois Gen.
trail declined and Erie rose; our British friends are
apparently selling out their Illinois Central, and
buying Erica new illustration Of the old adage
about the frying pan and the fire. The Michigan
shares were steady; the various issues of bonds of
the Michigan Southern were in request at q small
advance. We presume that the first mortgage
bonds maturing this yesy will be exchanged for
sinking fund bonds, and that the holders will receive
bonus of something like five per cent The business
at the second board was large, and the market
closed steady at the following quotatons:-v Virginia
SIS, 90 4 Missouri 6's, s2I SO; Canton, 203 q;
Cumberland Coal preferred, l3a IA; Pacific MAIL
lO33 104; New York Central, 79s q l; Erie, 13l .
4; Hudson River, 800 1; Harlem, So 1; do. pre-
ferred log !; Reading, AZ !; Michigan Central,
472 4S; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana,
III &; do. guaranteed, 224la I; Panama, l342 .
1876; Illinois Central, COZ Z; Galena and Chicago,
62R q {; Cleveland and Toledo, 26l q ~; Chicago
and Rock Island, $50 q I.
The following was the business of the SubTrea-
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SECOND BOARD.
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, ADfH III r. u.
AsEEsThe market was steady, with sales Of 80 bbls
pots At IS g. Pearls were quiet 1t IS 68X.
BRBADsTUFFs.-Flour-Th The market again exhibited in
creased rmness with good demand from the domestic
trade, with purchases for export Tho transactions
footed up about 1000 $4,000 bbk, closing within the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-13
The position Of the dry goods market is thus no.
ticed in the Independert of to-day

The position of the dry goods market is thus no.
ticed in the Independent of to-day
The imports have fallen of this week. but this we
slider accidental owing to tho nonarrivl Of overdue
vessels. The PERIOD however, has come when mpora-
tons sacken but this will not be In comparison with sim
lar periods Of last year. Trade does not sacken ut ALL
but the contrary, to increase in activity the
eagerness TO Sell 1t some price brings large circle OF
buyers and the large amount Of goods sold by auction
finds consumers The largo obbers are doing an unsur
is yet to present its chief demand. The cities Of
this State have not made their usual purchases
70 BE- The Fl es
land and the interior Of this State Hn go far toward
doing this There is some reaction In prices. French
goods have rallied lue and desirable styles Of dress
fabrics command 70 TX par cent advance Fancy and
plain silks are in steady request All kinds Of shaws are
dun excepting lace shawh, and these, with mantilas,
plies find ready market Stella and broche shawls are
drug heavy wooen goods for winter wear are selling
noerately Doeskns and fancy oassmeres the most
inactive. Domestic cotton fabrics command full prices.
The export demand b very active Both brown and
beached sheetngs selling In advance Of arrival.
Lawns are much wanted In woollens fancy cassieres
take the lead, and botn spring and fall styles meet do
mand. Silk mixed goods are firm IN price, The increased
and increasing consumption Of prints and other domestic
cotton fabrics give full employment 70 the mills Of this
State and Of the New England States The price Of cotton
steady and the manufacturers have bought much
more than last year. for working up Prices are remune
rative.
The New Orleans Delta Of Sunday SAYS
The demand for money was less pressing to-day, and
when compared with the average for the past week.
There noticeable change in rates Of discount,
however and superabundance Of capital on the mar
ease and confidently predicted that the market viii
soon assume q more cheerful aspect
Annexed Is the compar alive statement Of the Banks OF
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The New Orleans Delta Of Sunday saws

The banks working very cautiously, and the re-
turns made up to-day are more conservative than had
which ruled during the week. Loans have been con-
racted nearly half million Of dollars, while the specie
balances have been largely augmented The withdrawal
Of deposits also Ia smaller than expected, and the
other changes are rather unimportant-
The exchange market continues inactive, and we have
no improvement to notice in the general demand For
hour or two this morning there was some inquiry for
sight checks on the Northern cities, and we heard Of
lapeed again. and operations showed meagre aggregate
atth subjoned quotations, viz
Clear Sterling bill. sX sK per Ct. prem.
Bill Of ladng drafts. .......7a TX AK per Ct.
France...: ..5lSA 28X per dollar
Sixty day bills on the North IA TX per Ct dis.
The fiscal year of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road Company commenced with October. The re-
venue for the first half of the year compares
with that of the first half of the previous year as
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PARIS, March %, 1863
The notable fact since last been the rapid rise
ut the Bouse especially In the three per cent rentes
which close at the highest price Of 7Of 35a rise OF nearly
* francs or "a cent Tho principal railroads have
likewise partaken Of the movement but more moderate
" The movement has been prompted and sustained By
to account for this sudden and RISE Political
matters by means assuring. Business continues
dull, and money plenty, and ct the same rate
last.
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The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were $26,e23,6ss 80, and the balances
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-13

G y Wen. as1ss IS oSo6 6n aons .s from Bonn
okis.s1v1: J.s lo-Ar. 9 Bevsn, Petersen, Nas..Ai
sd4S mach ca asraA S b. csS
Smith Mobile 1h Callope 0oodv and AarlArs. Pollock,
Pennington, ApalAehcoa; Sir LAurence Creswen savaa
monde lobns llessas Cloud stsei Galveston sist 1us
ss s sss Lane Buyer, fYort; Henry Clay, c.uI.p.
And Baltic zsreE, DO; Anna Decatur PaIsons Noble B
Georxes Sound VIA Cafda franqusbsr GOODWIN Ban u
9s ss so.a ca ma
ss sI Rssca .ss e
DDS and soasssaRp Fights Hsqu.1d PhisdspSis fostised
0gg Apsachicols Wssp Story Mobile; Metropolis Fo.ter
ton ngsins Raah Bouen; Caroline Nesith Mllken, and
Annie Bodgman, Hyler, NOrieans " whArtoa Smith;
fsS az IL
Cardiff and 81 dney Britannia Patten, and Ina Russell WI
Lama Melbourne; Horizon, Reed, and Pleiadea Winsow,
In DE rver outward bound sOthNew World Knight for
CD slhCiy Of Brooklyn, Chase. WORK Africa Jordan.
j hahen, Robinson, HALIFAX; Anna, TuthiJl Havana;
Henry, Carver Charisston Newport z Hodges Genoa
Entered for loading, Eddy.one Grant for oacut.
Boston; NEPTUNE Peabody, NYork Nh-J Godfrey, Clsrt
NYork zsth-lsaac Webb Hutchinson rYork Dresdnousht
uossi Eagle, Msssbexs and was:s Linocn osicuss
n scsS: or s &
GSSaspeed snowsen DO I'd ~n snsspt 20; Kopa Edwin
Flye Weaver sinsspal 9Oh-samaratan Small Melbourne
md Geeippg; North American % PWbAnos