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Purposes Of the PARTY in Power.

! The Richmond Examiner saws that an
! incorrect and imperfect statement Of .,np-
versa'lon between Dr Writ. ofWcstmere-
land. and Salmon T. Chase. the new sum
posed Secretary Of the Treasury. the str,n-
grst will aud leading spirit Of Lincol,'s
Cabinet. having appeared in the tclcgrs
Pb'c reports of morning paper. tn, gen.
tleman ~ whom the following letter is
addressed desircs TO make public this
rnil and authentic statement Of that con-
versation. Il falls like Il pencil oflicht On
tn" whole Proceeding. Of rhe new party in
power:
have been anxious 20 comnunic...
the substance Of a Conversation held BIZ
,r. Writ. lmy hrsihcr-in-law) with ex-
Governor Chase. Of Ohio. in Washington.
on the evening of Friday. the 18Th Feb
ruary. He call"1 up,n Ctasc and cyr-rs-
sed hope that rs be would probably be
in Lincoln's Cabinet. he would use his in
n"ence to preserve peace with the South.
and not attempt to reinforce or re.ake tho
Southern forts AID Chase toli him that
the President would 40 his dutuy. and re-
intorce Anderson and protect him at all
hazards If South Carolina resisted the
sequences would be on her own h.ad.
DR., Writ told hin what would be tho effect
OF 'uch course on the South. -:
All the conservative and Union loving
men of |irgiaia and the South would re-,
ris' secession would result, and the en-.
tire South forced irto Union. n. .nsw.r
cd that could not be helped. When d.
Witt inquired if he ever. expected the
South to return to the Union after th.;r
homes had been threatened and their couu-
try devastated, he answered. We do not
~snt them to return If the Slave STAT.
r''na'n in the Union, they will have to La
sstisie't with much less than ihcy are NOW
d 'man0ing' pr. Wtr, t,r.n Inquired J.;
he expected t" su',iugate the South? H..
sad T. Mill ms of neople with four
millions Of sl'yes in tleir m;.lst .%orL1
scarcely resist twcn'v-six n.iI:,ers.'
Bu, what !. r"ur oi.icct? iparri.d H.
"irt. and he answered, to free the slave
who IL 'h' c;'n>. Of !ne "ar What will
y"'a 20 v l;in when .lus frc"ie Al
low you to la,c h.n a. : "soa' % wor.
y'"r h"h;.. 1t YEA are willing 20 pay tor
their services: It not, they can be ca,oc-
ized in Crntrul An.e.tca' Dr. Writ then
inquired if the fugitive slave law was to be
respected.
Mr. Chase said II, wonlI have 70 hs
modified. and when slave who escaped
Was parsu@d and i0cWif.d. he cou:,, lu.
girrn up ar paid for; if paid for, he wouII
be acn' to the aforesala c"iopy in Central
Anae. ica.'
He addcd.s;n the even. If war in tbe
South. u" slaves would be in Vireini,
withan one year: ard in ten years. no
slar's would be found within the berders
Of the Southern Coufederacy. =.
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Mr. Adams. 10 1914. in presenting an
Eastern petition for tbs dissolution oil
the rai"n. said: ..fIe sas no, ip favor
of dissolring the ,Cnior--a8 YETI And
during the same Congress. sIasachus-
etts virtually proposed il dissolution: un-
der protest of siacnling tha scpnstitu-
TN ssrs : s<ssts -.
ii Hay. 1544,.' at q meeting III W Or
cestcr Mass. judge Strong, Al, .e.i Hart
ford Convention Fcdtrali.t, presiding. 4
resolution 10 scpar ate the free States from
the others. il ANNEXATION prevailed, Was
PASSED.
Gov. SlaLe. of Vermont. said in his
message to the Legislature Of that
II do not hesitate 10 declare, as nv
op.n,bn. tha; upon the consummation Of
! this Project. il will be the duty Of Yer
mont. to declare her unalterable detarm-
inz'inn to refuse any connexion with the
new Union. Thus formed wiihou, her con-
SELF and against her viii"
Mr., KING. leading Republican, ,nus
sis,a his ".inion on secrs,iun:-
We say this advscdl y-upon infor-
inatiou not 20 be d;sregaried and with
u .u.. u,!.uvcltc aud ul.,,.afacn conviction.
that annc yat'on. co,ns in what form IL
may, l.. anl shudd tx. the dissolution of
n l'.i"n"
tac 1n>ton Ala. sd -
1t :, grave matter to dissolve such
holy Enion as ours has becn-and
none bat grave cause. should sever this
ooni. We can bear al but this lan-
nexarion of T~xa>).
.'onN Qu,Scr ADAMS offered, in the
House Of Representatives, un 2Sth Feb
ruaIy. ls43. the following. among ether.
rcsolutions:-
"Re"terd. That any attempt Of the
Government Of the United States. Lv:an
act Of Congress or by treaty. to annex
to this tni"n the Republic Of Texas, or
the people thereof. would be- violation
of the Constitution. null and void, and
to which the free States Of thi. Union
and their people ought not to submit"
We might cite numerous other proofs.
if our space allowed. but these are suf-
sc,ent. indeed, TO establish our PROPOSE
ton that ~'ctto"uiism, dtsua,on,s,n and
s.eess.onis:n originated in the North-in
New England--and i. appears now that
her own discarded invention has returned
to plague her. The very idea-.he reme-
ay that she invented--is now asserted bv
the South against her. her usurpatioa. her
tyranny aud her aggressive Abolitienism.
Consistency. decrncy, self respect. COM
mon justice should prompt her TO desist
fr'm oLjnrgstion and reprosch.
AT three several historical epochs has I
New Eng land asserted the right Of s.ccs-
sion. She is now foremost in the de,,;a.
and denunciation of it. and she who op-
poses all foreign wars is now clamorous
for a civil war. Our citatious occnpy sn
much space that further comment is mad
missibie. History is some times trouble
s"me: Ssw England finds i; especially 50.
Ihsse who wait authority for ii union.
St sccu"nal!>ia. secession, and thnsc who
want authority for ;tr polassl dogma that
the Constitution is n coapAcr and that TIC
Cn.on IS PARTNERSHIP. will ini their
Au:aoIi'y IN The above ci.x.irns
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BfscHES ~ RoC1zs--ER - Tha '.R~v.
Henry Nari Rrcch"r, D. u mas b, Ell
icrtur'ny in Rochester, nn Nations. Pros
rcrl'y. IL was an abolition harauyue OF
the MS; water. Here are a few extracts
''W'"n the principles upon which our
country was founded-the principles cfthe
Declaration Of Indepcndcnce--arc consid-
crrd. the North shows her weakness and
iin'idi;y, ami Is paralyxrd BY fear. Look
at til. merchants Of New York sending to
Albany petition to have law enacted
10 allow mas:crs to conn to ;his State and
bring their slaves for definite period .
Thus Is :, movement to sax. Southern trade
The North ought 10 stand upon its man
hood. There is no danger of losing the
Southern trade
''Le' The S"uth 60 of-,bay arc not MI
the world. Let there be war. Lc, th.
ships Of the North be hurned-th.re are
axes keen and sharp. and men with .tur.iv
arms 10 VII III then. For every ship de-
str"y.d. these men will build ten-such il
their capacity of production when tested
The sc.'h" may be put into the meadow
every year and cut the glass elise but it
will spring mp anew--thcre is no danger of
destroying it unless y,u cut the root.
Principle is ths root of manhood -corrup,
that aud you destroy the man. There is
no place like the North for energy. and
there is no place like il for men to get dtwn
upon their knees and beg for favor. This
humiliation for the want Of nerve and faith
in our principle is uncomfortable. 1t was
this hop: that made m.ny endure the con-
nivance with slarery-,he damnaiion and
curse Of the earth. One would think by
what il .aid that all the blessings we enjoy
eame from The Union. Did it bring tho
May Flower to our shores and scatter an
industrious people all over the country !!
Before the Cnion We bad these. and they
made the Union. Is the Union the paren.
Of liberty or the effect OF it? Thousands
are willing to give up liberty through fear
that it viii destroy the Union.
'Ia- .i:l, ins'a J! . Evsth .ru man is
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SAINT MARY's BEACON
= = PCblIsuHD ESIRy fuURsDAY BY
J.f. KING. & JAMES 8. DOWNS.

1xHfs ~ SuBscRfprIos.-Sl SO per sn-
hyn, 70 be psid within six months. Nc
Nabscripsion will be received for . shorter
period than six mouths, and no paper b.
1iscossiAusd srnsil ail asfearsges are paid
except at the option of the publishers.
TEkxs on ADvERrIsiNo. per square
fsr the 'frst insertion. and Is cts. for
every subsequent insertion. Twelve lines
Or less constitute square If the number
u insertions be not marked on the adver-
tssment. it viii be published until forbid
saa charged accordingly. A liberal de-
1sssiea made 10 those who advertise by
ths year
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4 N'cE LITTLE OS Dir.--A millionaire
OF Paris wrote to Scribe: my dear ri,
| have great desire t" be associated Wit,
you in Some drsn,afic composition. viii
you do me the favor to write a coined,
and permit NE to add to il few lines If
my own! | will then hare it prodnc.d
IN the most Cost y and splendid style uppn
the stage. at my own expense, and va
will share the glory"' TO which Serb,
answers: my dear sir. 7 must decline
your aa'tering proposal. because religion
teaches me it is lao, proper that . horse
and an abs should he yoked together. :.
TO which the mil o .airs replirs: ..Sir I
have received y.ur impertiuent ep;,tl.
BY what authority do you cali me !.
horse - Wine Pres.
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THE
SAINT MARY'S FEMALE
SEMINARY

s>HE next annual session will commence
:. a. aATuRDAY, the 18th Of Sep,en-
6er. uader the direction Of Mss LOFTY
LEIGH. - Prise;psl. assisted by a core,
Of etaseient and ex xPeEieRced Teachers.
The cnvEss Of instruction 10 N thorough a,
stany 0sheE inssautios in the soun,ry. and
q less thar half The usual expense. TIKI
seAslasiic year is divided inso two ,esus el
kye poaikk each.
Charxes, per term, payable
In advance:
Sss al the braaehes Of . tbor.urh
kng'ish educatien, i.c!udine
beerd, fsis"n, Washisg, Fuel,
Lights and hsdding. $500
0atieRsry, abe
Flissea Tor cay pupils, ise,sdiss
fad, u.oa
sssAIAsA ss1 sssss:
Iss:sh Mse
1asic. With ths sss Of In.sruuss.. $500
Ds.wiag aad Paiasias, exclusive
0NA9Sials, "A
hks.lsss II or cs,sss, srsl.s,vs.
'pssflz,srri i.ern.ss.. or for c,,..i.s. Il -
ssfaSss, tie Pnseirsf. 81: Tnsoss Poss
c.. Aeiai nssyT Ceussy, Nd.
e. ..BlI,r.lalsSLEY.
OFesidens ss the Bsassf q Tfu,,es..
Ae2sst 10th. lSoO-tf.
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GREEN & YOE
FAMILY eR0cERS

AMI OkAkkBB
PURE OLDWyNES AND LTQUORS
No. SO BALTIMORE STREET.
ExAa HOLIDAY, sALrisoRx.
Lave cunss.nsly on hand large and vel
H seIsc,sd stock Of FAMILY GROCERIES
Consisting, in part. Of
FxEas TEAs-Green and Black, Of vsrien,
prices and fsvors.
CoyPxxs.-Nocha, Java, Laguyrs, Msracsibt
and Rio.
6DoARs.--Eew Orleans, Crushed. Powdered
Leaf. Granulatsd, C. Yellow and Clarified
Italian, Naccaruni ard Vern,ecelli; Cooper.
C0x's Refined Gelatine; Fresh Salad and
Olive Oils. Cheese, English Dairy. Pine
Apple and Sap Sage; SardineA, French,
and Spanish Olives: Enslish and American e
Hckies-tirrkins. mixed, Ficcalili Chow
Chow. Csuliti"wer. Wainuts and Onions.
SAuees--JnhE Bull, Harvey, Rosding, Sohe,
Mushrooms an.l Wsrcestershirc.
BsAxpiss.--Ias Henne.ey 4 Co., vintag.
1870. osard Dupuy & c. F.. 1886, Nativ.
Cassxha. Bordeaux. Rochslle. aud sshe,
hrands.
Fixx OLp wsxss-Lnnden Dock Pert, sker-
~. Madeira, LiahoR, sweet Msselle, as6
Champagne. s1ss~~assa-aa. : 81 - -. .-s
Wxwxsse-Seosch. Oil Rye. Calhoun, Old
ksrp sn.l B"nrhon. some very old and 6ss
Pusr H.llsnd Gin, Jsmsica Spirits. &c.
impaired and Domestic SEGARS AND TO.
BACCO.
All Of which they will sell ., reason able
prices aud respectfully schcn call.
Mach lst, lS50-ly.
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A New York auctioueer, at . lato "a.
OF imported books. introduced u,isosll.-
neous lot with the following: ',ienti.-'
men, OF this lot need only TO say, six
volumes IRE by Thomas Carlyle; the otl.r
book is w. itt y in lhe .Elgli.b language.
Now tEcr. bid. How much p
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COMMISSION BU.SI.NESS.

THE ndsrsiSned hcgs leave {" Announce
- Z" The citizens Of St. Asrys county tha,
be has cenmsuced the
PRODUCE AND COMMISSION
BUSINESS.
Nc. Q GRccExs' KxcnAxes,
CsspsY af Exchangs Place and Commerce 81
BALTIMORE,
and will yivs his personal attention to all pro-
duos cs.nsigned to him. He hopes BY assidu.
Gus and prompt attention to business to meri,
lbs confidence Of the community.
.. WIN. K. DODsON,
Wish Late 6rM Of Lucksst 4 Young.
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y IF ERR 3 Es:

FER9Scxe:
JAxus Merr, Cashier Of Farmsrs sse Ne,
chants Bank;
Hsssr.: 7. J. Carson 4 Co., Bankers;
Wn. Whitslock Il Co.;
Presland b Hail.
Angii 3Ssh. iSso--f
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

The Board of Supervisors met on Saturday at
n. m. A large number of vacancies in the offices OF
INSPECTORS and canvassers were filled. we print q
complete list elsewhere corrected. lhe bli OF D.
A. Hasbrouek on which mandamus has been Or
dered. was taken up, and the Committee On Printing
and Stationery ordered TO hear Mr. Hasbrouck there
on on Thursday next, at o'clock. ~,
A communication was received from the Controller
containing q statement Of appropriations and ex-
peuditures for October, 1861 From this II appears
that the total amount of expenditures for 1901 thus
far is g. l6l 1893 %, and the balance unexpended
$s56 959 %. The communication was referred.
On motion of Mr. ELY, the following preamble
and resolution were adopted:
Uhersa, The Corporation Counsel has given en- opinion
that the CoutHous can only be egsy etec.ea uno @
the suPern,s OF ths ~ sapsryaT, pnSer the
RS.ircS That the said City Hall CommsiOrers be re-
10 take chsge Of the erection Of said Court In ae'
with the above opinion, AID that the Select Com,
u,es Of this Board having the matter IN charge be directed
to transfer the to the said Comm'oneI aud facilitate
the prosecution OF the work under tbeiT direction.
Several members spoke on the motion, most oil
them stating that while they doubted the correctness
of the opinion Of the Corporation Counsel that the
work must be done by the City Hall Commissioners
ye, in order TO avoid litigation and the consequent
| delay, which would throw thousand laborng mer
out Of work. they preferred 70 transfer Ii TO tne C
/ Hall Commissioners, In whom they sad iui eonn
dence.
| The Committee on Printing and Stationery wa
discharged from the further consideration oi the Dill
! of The DAILY NeUs for advertising papers pendint
before bis Honor the Mayor for approval, ard thel
amounting to S763 20, were audited and ordered &
be paid. The Committee on Printing and Stationer!
was also instructed 10 report on all bls for adyertia
| ing, on Tuesday week. The Board adjourned L
meet on Thursday next, at p. m.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05
Arrived.

shiP Logan, Marsh Havrs Oct o. ndss and Co p... to W
Whitiock G O z lat 80 TO- lon 10 80 passed ship Prime
Arthur toi Liverpool, ws,eogged and absndoned sam
time wss IN company with ship Mscauey 18th lat a3 20
lon ss 70 eSehsnged signals with bark S W iobrook
ing W cd a ~ 90 lon. ~ So In company with shil
cambria (of BATH standing W.. 29h a. az 30 lon 81 p5
was In company with ship Benjamin Adams standing w
,s OF Nov was hove to In gale from T. n E. when oa
Ship Kenuekian (of Portlaad) Merrymsn Hayre Oct g.
passage 49, -
ship Jason Fr Leuaitre Hayana Is days. IA ballast to
D y. lost aud spit sails.
SHIP stephen Crowen, Burgess Antwerp 35 days. In ballast
Bark Edward lof New Bedford, Mclutyre Monrovis, w
=, A. 81 days. In ballast to Bsyawd Beisd. Nov T. at
NJ went ashore urder tie Highlands having no pios on
oosd lost tndder aud received oher damage not esArg
te wind shifting oh the land succeeded IN getting her OF with
GUY assistance Oct lat 81 lon o. 49, spoke BRIG Lauretss
toi lreepoiil, nom Portland COZ Cuba.
beIk FAIRY Barrett London 70 days IN bslss. TO Rgger
Bros Oct 81 lat ~ o lon. GO H. spoke brig Heroine tbr
om Boston for Prince Ed AIDS and who reported having
BAG gale on Oct 20 ftom E. during which shifted cargo
and choksd tho pumps.
Rak Icdo Kimbai (oi Rocksnd, Ulme Carthsseps Sept
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE OF MRS. MARK
ALMOST A CONFESSION.

On Monday morning about o'clock Mrs. Hanchen
Marks, ore of the witnesses in the Fellner murder
case made an effort to put her threat Of sucide into
execution by cutting artery in her right arm with
email penknfe, which she had sccreted on her per-
son. 1t appears that she had an extraordinary
number of skirts, each containing multiplicity OF
poekets. These had never been searched.
As soon as her condition was discovered this
morning, medical aid was procured, and the incison
which she had made bound up.
Willie the doctor was attending her, she observed
that she " might as well die one way as another"
She was then asked If che was apprehensve of being
found guilty of any crime in relation to the murder
Of sir. Fellner, when she replied that she was.
She is now in very low condition, her pnlse
scarcely beating Little hope is entertained Of her
recovery, but the utmost attention is being PAID to
her case.
She was married to Aaron Marks, in San Fran
cisco, on the sth Of September, 1885, by Justice OF
the Peace, and was subsequently plaintiff in suit
to procure divorce from her husband the decree OF
divorce having been granted and declared in the
District Court of the Fourth Judicial District OF
California, John s. Hsger being Judge, under date
of April II, 1861. Her maiden name was Hanehen
Pfaum.
As vet there are no tidings of Radetzsky.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05

The army recruiting returns for last week DO moi
show tho least improvement, either In general OF
regimental recruiting. Only three men were
enlisted in this city. and few boys were sent II
Governors Island TO learn music
The two companies Of regulars who went as a
guard with the Cape Hatteras prisoners to Fort
Warren, Boston hnrbor, have returned TO Fort
Columbus.
II is reported that Col. G. Lomis, in command Of
the forces on Governors Island, will shortly be
relieved The name Of his successor is not given.
There have been arrivals at depar ,uresj from
the Brooklyn NGvyYard since Friday last, but there
is still plenty Of employment for all hands.
Com. Paulding left this city yesterday for Wash.
ington where his presence is temporarily required.
Capt. Almy takes command Of the Navy-Ya dur
ing the Commodore's absence.
Tho steamers De Soto, Santiago de Cuba, and
Quaker City, will, IL Is expected, be put into COM
mission forthwith, and leave the Yard on the 9Th
inst. They are all perfectly ready for sea. The
steamer Connecticut received yesterday her extra
armament, to which we referred few days ago.
5he has also been repainted. The storeship Supply
remains alongside the wharf taking in stores. The
Henry Andrews has been removed 10 the upper part
of the Yard. The schooner T. W. arrived yesterday
from Boston with naval stores.
Apother detachment Of blue-iiackets, nupbesips
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05

$50 men, arrived yesterday from Boston. This
makes q total Of $50 sailors sent from Boston to
New.York during the lsst seven days.
The Naval Medical Board now in session at the
Naval Hospital, Brooklyn, and composed of Sur.
icons ]. A. Lockwood, G. III. Wheelwright aad j.
2. Taylor, have reported the following additional
candidates qualified for appointment as assistant.
surgeons in rhe navy:
J.Isey Nm H. Gibson Massachusetts,: Samuel ". Brsyton
Msssscbnsstts; John d. Murphy New:Yor. ;,
Nearly 20 vacancies still exist in the medica
corps Of the navy. Medical gentlemen, under z
years Of sge, wishing to appear before the BOARD
nit, stating age, place of BIRTH and residence, will
post-ofice address accompanying their applications
with testimonials of moral character.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05
COL. ALEXANDER BUCHANAN ELDER,
Aged N Year.
Died, October 81, 1851.

The Rev. Mr.. Jameson and x.Chaplain Matchett
of the 10Th Regiment preached tho funeral discourse.
Mr.. Matcbett followed with few remarks con-
ca rnng The character Of his late comrade. The GER
vices were closed with prayer, and the coffin was
borne 70 the bearse by the men.
TIE remains were placed on board Of the Albany
boat which conveyed them to that city forin,erment.
PRESENTATION OF COLORs TO THE FIFTY
EIGHTH REGIMENT.
The presentation of q stand Of colors 10 the 58th
Regiment, Col. KrzyzaDowski, took place at Irving
YIall, on Saturday evening, accompanied by con-
ce,t. vocal and instrumental, conducted by Messrs
CnG Anerhd.z and Weiss. The storm which ragged
so farl ously prevented very numerous attendance
and The exercises lacked that air Of formaly usually
a., ending such occasions. After an overture song
Inv Madame Zimmerman, and fantase for the vo-
In. executed by Mr.. DOehler, portion of the regi-
ment was ma xbed into the bsll, and ranged upon
Inc rear part II the platform, facing the audience.
The stand of colors were then brought forward and
the Hon James 7. Brady stepped upon the stand,
aud made the presentation speech.
WOUNDED sofiGIERs GOING HOME.
On Sunday several Of tle loth Massachusetts reRi-
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05

p.v ,avvs G.uttsp-The Br bark AZnes Gfrlsne, pre-.
vsnsv reported ashore Quosue after the NJ r. sse es
bea 10 1, over Oh her starbosrd ce her rs even wD
he sand She nigh and dry at common tide ont nu
mn Of wser Il Il gh she u not bged der nfcbe,rs
of and .he is tis crooked deck amdship HeI radca
"e' LIVERPOOL Oct. 10, 1851.
The ship City Of Mobile, of NewYork has Po, back esY
The ship Audobon. of New Bedford from Gadlsick swe
den for Antwerp arrived ia roads yesterday morning
he captain (Phnney died in Chadwick and the vessel ws
takel In charge by bis hr-t nate Ufotunst
in coming ont Nodrs Quersn she 20, shore, and
in order get ber of the deck load aud part Of cargo pswe'
/ decks bad 20 BE- thrown overheard
lBy letter TO Elsood alter, Sec BID dof UBderwn
HONG kOSs, Aug. n, 1851
The ship Bald FsTle suved the 25,h inst from San Fr
cisco having the 18th June, reported ght winds and
| csluIs the sEiiis Ps,aass.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05
MARINE JOURNAL.
FORT OF NEw-YORK........Nov.
Cleared,

shipe-Robert Center Flitner. Liverpool Trask Dear
bom New World Martin, Liverpool c. 0rinnell; PeqIo
Davis Have Funeh Meincke Wend; Potos johnson
Liverpool VIM T. Frostj NJ Thompson Dickinson, Bristo
f. GliibTand
Brig,-Annie Gilbert (Br) Cochrsne Halifax, d. r. Dswolf
Lizzie Gardner (Br Chase Antigua Smith Jones Co. j.
Rhynas Pendeton. Liverpool, Wslsh Carver Chase Gro
tom Eddy, Eii4abethport II. d. BrookmSn Co.; Union
(Br) Furlong, Cork, ID. Starr.
sehoor ers-Msry Susan, Eaton Boston, f. IT, Kreemer
Rebecea, Meyer Baltimore; Village Gem. Baker Bo.to
Ids Wormwood Kennobunk ii. ID. Brooknan Co; Gray
hound (Br Damage. Ragged Island N. S, H. O. Dono,
Flying Fhh (Brl Clarkson, Barhsdoes. J. LsaycTsft.
stesmersssrsb Jones, Philadelphia Beverly Pierce,
Philsdspha.