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DIsUxIoN TALK We have but little SYM
pathy, and less patience, with any who for
moment entertain the reasonable thought of
dissolving this Union Of Sta;es-of destroying
the glorious fabric of government which was
raised by our fathers. Thank Heaven, the
traitors are but few in California and we
think future events will prove that they are
few 10 the whole Union. In this crisis in the
affairs of the country, when rumors and threats
of disunion are so rife, it becomes the duly of
every patriot to raise his voice above the
cIamor of party and faction, in defence of the
Union. The voice of reason and eloquence,
should be heard in every corner of the land, to
warn those whose suicidal hands would disn-
tegrate the Republic, of the dangers which
they court-of the dark future which a ats
States disunited from the main body of this
Confederacy, There are those among us who
sympathise with the treason now manifest in
South Carolina, but who only 'dare.to express
their sympathy in a covert manner. Their
halfway, shilly-shaky position, however, is
well understood and their patriotism is esti-
snIated at its worth. They will have their
reward. Sonora Democratic Age.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-20
HELP wANrED-FEMALEs.

A BuNDANCE OF GOOD SERVANTS READY AT THE
"A largest Institute lSs iith ST. ef 9th av.; neat,
moderate suit the FOR city or country Mrs
Floyd In attendance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-20

WE UNDERSTAND THAT A VERY IMPORTANT
w political movements on foot In the Fourth and Sixth
wards. Some twenty-five thirty Of the influential
citizens OF these wards have held several meetings ut the
house OF Mr. Wach, Al Centre strsetand organized in
Committee for these wards The object Of
The 70 sec that but saunch Union
shall be elected at the approaching Stale Municipal
ton, without disncon to parties cques factions Thus
the Cause OF the Union bravely If these gentlemen
benefit to he tax payers Of their wards and the people in
ing will take place this evening at the place. Centre
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-20

POLITICAL.
DUBLIC MEETING

DUBLlC MEETING
THE PEOPLES s't rSfoN TICKET
George Gedde Of onoadaga was adopted in the Peoples
TSs held at % sept 10 and
qnested to take the necessary procure
r.
r fas a' s ns % Be- found TO the
Therefore Be 4 resolved blythe msmhcrs Of the c0nven
'a from u fS Is 'sSs F S Fs
Sc invited b to %sss In CoopER on
NJ SS:xSs
H H:s ISHiES
Hon. Hon. E ESs'iSS 5Si;I SSs5 ssss!
G GSv: S SGpER,' E fern'
Hon Hon. ! We H' a H2EF I'll rem.
Hon. THOMAS EnANttIs MEAcunR
e Con JONI s. / v S.YFsaSkxEY
I'll: III: s sssHE EEs sz5sSs
Hon Hon M ION Il 54 kx1IARD.
HON Hon. WHY WI DEN & RAskls,
SS%%;oS qsESM H YSiSH
GeR q dkEkEEY, n.y.
F nhEG56 4 E1 3 T9SPissos.
JAMES = BRADY
A AhS ShkKH NA Nifp
N
BY the Commit State Nominations for The city and
county of New YORK, on behalf Of the
REPUBLICANS. CONSTITUTIONAL UNION.
A. J. II. DuGANNE. +. A. TAELMADGE.
THOMAS s. BERRY JAMES BROOKS
DEMOCRATIC.
A. II. BRADFORD.
JACOB VOORHEES,
=. A. KALAMAZOO, Chairman n Y. Delegates.
w. +. FROST, Secretary
DOLITICAL-NEw PEOPLES PARTY-CITIZENs'
all In favor OF the Fremont policy-no aid and
fort to rebels also gradual emancipation of slaves Of
unonss by purchase with their consent colonization &C.
send your address TO Fremont, Herald Office
CEvENTH WARD PEOPLES UNION-ON wEDNEs.
ward without distinction of party at the school house Of
solomon Jenner IS Henry street, and organized the Seventh
ward Peoples Union
Charles Fox, ESQ., called the meeting order, stated
that Its Object ~ sustain the In Its Efforts
crush the Southern rebellion
lie Office.
motion Of NJ Fox the following gentlemen were chosen
officers Of the Peoples Union:-
President-Ilpn. VIM l.. Wood.
Vice Prcsidens-James L. Holmes and Samuel r. McKin-
ney, Esas.
Secretary-Edward NJ. Skidnore.
Messrs Joseph Hoxic, Mahion r. Hew, Solomon Jenner
Charles Fox, Dr. McMurray and others made interesting
speeches tn behalf OF our country and the noble Star Sanged
Banner
George Tcrwlige ESQ., offered series Of patriotic reso
lutions which were unanimously adopted.
On motion of DR. McMurray the officers of the Peoples
Union requested the Seventh ward the
great meeting at Cooper institute on Friday evening
Messrs. Fox, Hoxte and Holmes were appointed commit
tee TO select executive committee Of hrythp for the
ward. ,
The meeting then adjourned subject the call Of the ps
cia committee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-20

DICHARD WALTERS, AUCTIONEER-wILL SELL.
III this day tFrday} at ION o'clock at 2f Catharne
Henry street the entire balance of stock above Grocery
Store, consisting of Teas Sugars, Cofees Butter Lard,
nas shGSlsrs Spices SOAP Flour Fruits Moasses; also
y OF excellent Pipes half Pipes Barrels Boxes superb
Iron Safe one Coffee and Sugar Mill Refrigerator
Gas Fixtures, grocers Wagon and Harness and good
Horse All must be sold and moved Immediately after SALE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-20

A PRACTICAL AGRICULTURIsT WHO THOROUGHLY
"a understands the laying out, drainage and culture of
land In pasture otherwise well breeding rearing
and facning of all kinds Of stock for profit desires engage
ment Full references exchanged Address J. W., Post
Office New York, -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-20

CITUATION WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG
~ girl, chaDbcrmaid and waiter or to take care OF
children and to do plain sewing Has good city reference
Can be seen for two days at 1853 President st. Brooklyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-20

POST OFFICE NOTICES.

IN Posr OFFICE, N. Y, Sept l6, 1861.
The new style Of government
POSTAGE STAMPS
is now ready and for sale this Office. Exchange viii be-
made style for equivalent amount Of the old
Issue during period OF
SIX DAYS
from tho OF this noce which stamps of heoh
will not be received in payment OF postage on
sent from this ofEce. WIN y. TAYLOR, +, ",
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pcr,,,,,-. 0NlIoNS =
a "Niuhls LODGE NO. ia r. AND A. M-THE
are hereby requested To- attend the next regu
eao m ms Friday evening" Sept 20 al Gothic
~ & IN SLOWS Hal, at o'clock Work. third degree.
py oiutr w, NJ W. II. TURNER, Secretary
Y,prp - e.
o. ss Is rS"sa to tho Apprentices library No 472
100 s,a INSTRUCTION r. Wen supplied with ncwspa-
h, M t"enahes pcorlas and with convenient
1919 tS "a considerable number OF new
no @ purchased. IL Is required 10
~ ranao is 20 r. NJ but Is generally open In
''r .uir"""u alno
persons ccnppyeu ns apprentices by mechanics
,,si nc anu az renacs cnlHeu by them IN their
oms on presenting proper certificate may have the pri
''SrGs %, ,nc library Without VIII cnarse,
incchanics or tradesmen teachers or pupils
~ or acadrnies yonns men IN inc Offices OF lawyers,
artists 6c on inc presentation oil proper ccr
"r rta .nu we pay inent OF one dollar a. year.
n oil females to the privileges OF this nstitn
auuf" nnl new feature bas NOT before peen publicly
ney IRE now invited 10 avail themselves OF the
hp, mus oueied nsciny ana pleasantly to employ
w e.o"o,
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!
SEALED PROPOSALS ARE INVITED TILL THE 2OTH
- day Of September 1861 for supplying the Army Of tho
Potomac with Potatoes About 1900 bushels will be requr
ed IN lots OF abou, SUI 1"snss PER wees Inc y
kinds
MERGERS (blue),
Pink Eye,
MERGERS (whte).
The potatoes delivered Washington, and subject
such inspection delivery the Subsistence Department
mny require and payment be made In Treasury notes
government should desire IT,
delivered in good strong barrels and
each bushel to be estimated at sixty pounds -
The bids 10 be directed Captain A. Beckwih, c. g., g.
A., Washington, ID. G.
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sEGARs AND TOBACCO.

CIGARS VERY CItEAP.--THE ASSIGNEE AT NO II
- Broadway Is closing ont the stock Great induce
viii be offered cash buyers Some good brands Havana
Domestic and German SeGars stu dnsotd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-20

A kCTuRus LODGE NO 27l, y. AND A. M.--THE
are hereby requested 10 attend the next regu
m this Friday evening" Sept 20 a, Gothic
u, ou elbows Hail. at O'Clock. Work. third dcgfce.
BY order w. NJ. w M TI,RNER secretarv
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SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WET NuRsE.-A YOUNG MARRIED LADY. WHOSE
~ husband has met with reyerses having recently lost
her enid, would accept situation In the above capacity
Any rs class family requiring the services of competent
and good dspositioned person. Will find the advertiser
Chatham square Post Office
WET NURsE.-wANTED, BY A RESPECTABLE PRO-
tssiant woman with fresh breast of milk one week
ou NWho mas lost her baby situation nurse; her
husband Is out OF employment Cab DR. T. Andrews III
East Broadway, or at S55 Madison IT.
WET NuRsE.-A YOUNG HEALTHY WOMAN, WITH
w q good breast of milk wishes situation nurse
Call At the shoe store Atlantic ST. one door below Vanderbilt
av., Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-20

A EXPERIENCED SALESMAN IN THE FUR BuSI
IA ness Is DESTROYS of obtaining situation In that line;
Is thoroughly conversant In all its details and give
most unexceponable references Address r. NJ box ISL
Herald Office. = -
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALEs.

A SITUATION WANTED-IN SOME WHOLESALE
house by boy who has just graduated school, and
has studied French and German little; salary no object
that he gets Ia arst class Address O. o. box 2i3
Herald office. = ~ 49, 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-20

A GENTLEMAN OF MANY YEARS EXPERIENCE AS
"A travelling agent and salesman, having large
ton In the dry goods trade, among cash short
buyers open to an engagement Address Alpha, IT.
Herald office. 7'~' - "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-15
Police laselItgence.

ARREST ON SUSPICION or AksoS.-u will be recebscted
that occurred the morning Of the 2fd Of ast
ober before daylight IN the second hand furniture store
Kept BY George Kerner at No COS Sixth avenue, in the
premises known the Townsend Block. The fsmcs
spread with great rapidy 20 The different apartments on
be second story occupied at the tune by many families
Of whom loe oil their housek old effects and came
very near losing their vse KerDer not at the IRE
mo OIL not make his appearance until tho Tues.
nay morning following. sDme of the burned eat
ehAhth Wen preferred charge against him !,
rneg,ng That he had wholly hred the premises.
we Was arrested by the police, and Fire Marshal Baker
W. sent ior but as no testimony aduced at thai
ime " npcate the prisoner other than suspicIon he
was liberated from custody. Since that ume the Fire
hartsa aided by the police Of the rweui4e.h precinct
ma oeen unngentiy invosygatms the aGlr rhe tcsti
mony takeh was submitted to Justice Ccrrolly who
issued ior the arrest Of kerncr charge Of
setting hre W ne store Yesterday officer HiE OF the
twentieth precinct took the accused rty p,e custody
ssd Judge Dusenbury committed The prisoner FOR exa
nation One Of the main facts in the tsstmorv ainst
had been removed By him from the r. bafore
Tbs furniture had been left With Kerner storage ana
vaon be asked about II by the he alleged il
had all been burned with other things Kerner bad an
NusurSncs Of $500 his stock, and IL In shown that he
did NOT have 800 worth u property in hs store
the time Of the IRE. His claim against the insurance
company q ftYt, hence the alleged motive for burning
aLs place The whole matter viii be fully Investigated
BY FIRE xa~hel BaEeY before the Justice.
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TARIFF OF PRICES.

Some OF the cartmen regard these starvation prices
aud have struck for the original rates Hackey, how
ever regards the matter In somewhat different point Of
view lie rays that under the old rates many cartmcn
have averaged four and FIVE dollars day, aud that he
easily procure carmen at two dollars day in all the
wards The cartmen In most Of the wards begin at
six r. NJ and labor for ten hours. In the Third ward
they begin at four r. M and continue working until tao
A. NJ. They average about sixteen loads and aay one
can calculate for himself how much money they make
Mr. Hsckley thinks that easily obtain carnen at
his rates Indeed they regarded In quarters
rtnuneraive that Dcvlin himself contractor
twenty CARTS and Morrill, another contractor offers equal
number go TO work Immediately under the new tariff
In the Sixth ward informed that the asst cart
wages not reduced and yet they joined the
strikers From these facts the public must Judge of the
and hope that Mr.. Hackley will insist upon this
no matter what the strikers may do. lie has pey Of
applicants for work.
Superintendent Kennedy has promised Mr. Hackey a
police force TO protect him In clearog the Sixth evenue
where has assaulted by the strikers the other
day, and the work will be Providence
permits and the weather s clear.
Several ndefatigabies have called 70 inform that
Mr.. HackSeys statement OF the number Of men ia hts
employ greatly overratei and that half OF the
number stated really at work. One person limited
that Mr. Hackiey Intended 70 get for that large
Der and then throw up his contract That will be
better than doing nothing, certainly, but presume
work soon, II they not now actually cmpSyed Eli
xabeth street. part OF the Bowcry snd part Of Canal street.
cleaned on Wednesday. Yesterday the storm pre-
vented much labor.
An sod subfcrber" calls Hercules Hsckisy's attention
TO the deplorable condition OF Bleeckcr strest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-15

10 Dolper Potter Co. 9th inst in heavy gale OF Frying
Pan Shoals carried away fore topmast flying ibboo
schr Smithsonian DAVIS Charleston, days. with cotton
to Jonas Smith q Co.
Scbr Copes, Phillips, Virginia
Schr Treasurer, Fisher, RappAhannocE
Schr II Metcaf Bnrton Baltimore FOR Providence
Schr Susan Baker, Gookin, Enzabethport for 6aco
Schr Zoe, Potter, Elizsbethport for Boston
6chr II Seymour, Kelly E1zabethport for Cambridge.
schr II Baldwin, Crowell Rockland days
schr Ocean Flower, Gould, Cape Ann, . days
Schr Triumph, Sterling Gloucester.
Schr Eugene. KerrigAn, Provincetown, days
Schr Smith, Kelly, Boston, days
Schr w Seaver Nickerson, Boston, 8 days.
Schr Adelaide Kelly, Kelly, Boston, s days
Schr Snow Flake, Derrckson Boston for Philadelphia
Sehr Charles Cook, Taunton, days.
Schr p Wallace, Staples. Taunton
Schr Eva, Tourgee, Wareham.
Schr Sea Bird, Chase, Fall River.
Schr Senator -, Dghton.
schr Charner, saltwater Providence, days.
Schr Cooper. Smith. East Greenwich
Schr w Chaplin Faulkner. Clinton.
Sloop Wave, Smith, Elzabethport for Newburg.
sloop Franklin Avery, New bedford days.
Sloop Pointer, Nichols, Providence, days
Steamer Osprsy. Kenny. Providence
Steamer Westchester. Jones, Providence.
BELOW
Brig Princess Royal Br), from Bermuda, days.
Norwegian bark, and one brig unknown.
SAILED.
Steamship Roanoke Norfolk, &c
from the Navy Yard this AN and anchored at Quarantine
Wind this morning Me- with sunset NE, with rain
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-15
The Strike Among the Cartmcn.

We give below the tariff Of prices which Hercules
Haokey contractor has fixed for the cartng Of
nshes dirt and from the streets Of the several
wards TO the dumping grounds The prices have been
reduced in twelve out Of the twenty-five wards from
TO four cents per load and this reduction occasoned the
strike among the cartmen In the SIXTH Seventh, Eighth
and Seventeenth wards, q notice Of which we gave
Yesterday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-15

MEDICAL STUDENTS Non ALI sscnsromsTs. 9Th
standing the political crisis boar that students from
the Southern well the Northern states already
entering the Long Island College Hospital for the regular
course Of lectures which ION the 18th inst
The preliminary course has already begun.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-15

Wheat was firm to-day and in good request for ex
port The sales amounted to 81 900 bushels, at 81 AZ
81 81 for white Western, 81 81 for very choice white
Kentucky, 81 80 for red Western 81 20 81 221s for
Milwaukee club, 81 % for amber do 81 35 for Jersey
do, 81 15 81 II for Chicago spring, and 20 81 Elk
for Canada club Corn was higher with sales Of 81 900
bushels at 5sc ole for new, and $50 for very
poor to prime old Western Mixed CSC. for Southern
white. Rye quiet at Csc 67c. Barley steady,
with sales Of 800 bushels at 73c 74c for State Oats
were more active at former prices: State, &c. 34c
Western, $40 O 33c
Corros.-The market was quiet. while prices were firm.
The transactions footed up about 200 bales closing
the basis OF 1l7sc. l2c for mddlng uplandg-the lat
ter figure for straight lots.
check operations, and the market quiet. About
800 mats Java were sold at p t. and $50 bags St. Do
mingo at ii &c a12.
FRneuIs dull to-day and less buoyant, especially
ed 500 bbs uor engaged at &c. 6i and 600 boxes
bacon at 3Ss Cd. There nothing to London
Glasgow. A bark chartered to load for Gloucester
with % 600 bushels wheat at I. bark also taken
corn at p. vessel engaged 70 load with naval
stores for New Castle, chiefly rosn and tar, at p.
PRovisioSs.-fhere was more doing in pork, rs the
sales reached 500 bbs at SIT for SIC so for prime
in beef limited $50 bbls. unchanged figures,
including extra at $40 sl1, and repacked at
~ 90 a 80 ST. Cut meats were inactive Lard was in
demand, ana 400 ptckages were purchased at 9xc. a
1910. Butter andschcese were unalteret.
RrcF.-lhe market comparatively quiet and less
buoyaDt while the gales embraced "a caaks at3 20 a
31c. The whole rarge was at a4ac.-the' latter
ngure for prime.
suGArs-rhe market was steady, while sales were
moderate, embracing about $50 500 hide at unchanged
prices, and 15o boxes Havana at s7lc. a CSC.
Sale OF Real Estate.
By Adrian II. Muller
lot north side 62i st Az feet inches west sth av
u
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The exchanges ct the Bank Clearing House this
morning were s23 1861 600 "a, and the balances
sl,2l7,s73 SO.
The Etna brings us London papers to the 26th,
and telegraphic dates to the 18th. The London
money market was unfavorably affected by the
heavy gold shipments to this country, but the
Bank rate of interest had not been raised. The
Times Of the 2Gth says
There fair but pressing demand for discount
the Bank day The last price from Paris this
ing 6sf 10c., showing fractional decline. further
sum Of about cas- 600 10 Australian gold brought by
the Bank day. The Paris ctters 70 day throw far
Their light the affairs Of NJ Mrcs The hope that the
bills OF The ottoman government falling due the 18th
10Th Of March will be provided for lie increased
by the knowledge that the Credit IDdustrie, by which
company n large proportion Of them discounted,
have discounted additional since the arrest
of NJ. Mifes.
The London Times Of February 20 notices and
quotes American securities az follows:-
In the colonial make Great Western Of Canada shares
improved 10 10A q. In American securities the
hares of the Illinois Central, New York Central, aud
New York and Erie advanced. Canadian Eve per cents,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-15
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
THURSDAY, March 14-6 p. N

AsREsThe market was steady, with sales Of 30 bbls,
at S. rs for pots and IS 81 d for pearls.
TRANSFORMATIONS was in fair demand, and prices
of low grades closed shade frmer The sales reached
400 bbs State and Western 500 bills Southern and
45O bbls. Canadian, including shipping brands extra
State IS 10 s. 15 closing with none to be had at the
inside figure, and do do extra OHIO at IS as IS 55
Rye -four was inactive, and corn meal heavy We
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-15

Col Ellsworth. of Chicago h - recoved lieuenancv IN
the army, mafc vacant BY resignation.
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........ $40, 1856 ,1J3 u

With the exception OF the small amount set down TO
the French convention--snce paid oif-all the other
amoSnis have been increased.
IL The scheme Of the OF should be
adopted, the OF ay the foreign would
exist IN the power o. ~ general government and II Ia
therefore not 10 be supposed for moment that foreign
governments wiz tolerate the adoption OF such scheme.
The contest for the Presidency mas sharp through
out the republic. Of the three principal canidstes-
Juarez Lerdo and Ortcpa-the first has decided
advantage either Of h adycrsares but AZ get not
an absolute majority Of the votes cast
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-15
Herald Marine Correspondence

KEY WEST. March 4Tbe schr Young Teaser, Morton,
from NOeans for Providence arrived Feb n in Distress
having lost b and other head She repairing and will
sail soon.
Of ogwood arrived the LIST in Distress leaking She s dis
charging and will repair.
voan Murray here in Distress sailed the I'd for
Baltimore; expenses $662.
The schr Joseph Crandall Mclaughlin from NOreans,
arrived the I'd in distress having carried away Of her
forward rigging.
II Maria Pike is loading and will be able to sail
about the 10th.
The schr Fry is nearly ready to take in her cargo
cons.
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by AUfltn II, MulIeF.
lot, north side 52i e., Az feet inches west sh
25x.0o 81 SOC
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QueenstownH th.
American Ports.
Nanea. Africa; Georgia, sherman, Buenos xyres Enen
Dc is p Bay, Holloway Mobile: julia .ans
Bartlett '3sS
Heds e load "s Liverpool
Ma on Gsnoa and Leghorn; a iiowes Penss .s Gen
ys % 'Sr G
ESs ss Pnss . aSH &
Rec Base rSdepha Louis s srrpsS aeT Yors
p S gqF ss Ps sss se s; R:
ton Ocean Telegraph Trinidad II Parks cardenasi schr
BAffisosE, March Is-Arr bark Seneca, rephs,en Rio
s Sssy N sss scSs Village as Ga
hip Morning Glory, Hobbs Cvsrpoc brig Echo asd win,
sna foas, msess ESa .asy
sid erss Echo, GOODWIN Mayasuezi Mary Morton m Rood
NOZZLE March sA ss sss.ssss Damon rrov
'f Ssw oSfESSs Mach ship. adelaide Bell Rob
coranna Mia oss Valencia Indiana Mobson
Hope s%psns syans; ssar Arsns Eye ss.
Brem snip Augusta Erichs Br bark Deborah rennel
Penne Queenstown for orders; brig Hercules Basa siss
iit9-Ar ships sarmion and J $ Parsons. Llverpool
do; Brilliant, Boston ''''" "'A' = :" A''0'''''
scranton and Rate Dyer BRIG stevens s"oeD GRIMES"
NORFOLK March io.Arr lchra Silver Cloud, Wilson,
%ors ier rroyasnes' ssrsS Jane Isrrinsssn
SSSsd Bs,SsdSs BROWNE s d Ss casrss'os
iah-Sd lafs Eeoiiara, Ryder, Havana; briss Saw
RS1 SM ss Sor M sss pay xenpey
ana Pelican Baker, Nyck sloogs Oregon Rhcdss and sr
fs safs ga toog ,h Ss mn mSyd S
geow ship AaS bark Marsn scD scsr ann cs
sSip Nicholas Baae Eyes, issrpsal; BAN Elsia Belt
S ~ sis'' A''"''iu' Haskell Boston, Helene D'''''