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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-02

ACoRRECTIoN.-Capt I. l. AcEE' who has
inst returned from Missouri, requests Us to say
that in the haste Of sending his letter OF the 23d
nit. to the APPEAL, from Greenville, Missouri,
he committed an error IN stating that il was Col
LOVES regiment that repulsed the cavalry Of
the enemy. Il was a portion Of the battalion
under the command of the gallant Lieut-Col
BRowN, Of the Missouri STATE Guard, that de-
feated and slaughtered the foe on that occasion.
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A New REGrNENT-Capt L. L. Acce, Of
CoahoIna. whose return from JEFF. T~Aompson's
command we noticed yesterday, is on his way to
Mississippi, for ,he purpose ofraisiug a regiment
Of mounted rangers, for service in Missouri.
Capt. Acss is spoken Of in the highest terms by
Gen. Thompson, for the gallant services be per
formed in tie late successful campaign Of that
already famous guerrilla chieltain. Among his
old friends aud ~ueighbors in Mississippi, Capt
Acee is SO well known, that commentator from
any quarter is unnecessary. We wish him sue
cess in his undertaking, and a full crop Of aurels
for himselfa and the gallant men he proposes to lesd
to the defense Of their struggling brethren in
Missouri.
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the organization of county guards. to DE placed
in the service and pay Of the Confederala States.
They pledge resistance to the Federal aud
State taxes Tor the prosecution Of tho war on tLe
part Of United States.
Robert Mckee, John &. B~rrrkuridre. Hmm
phrey Marshall, George w. Ewing. H. w.
Bruce, G. b. Hadge, William Z. Preston, G. w.
johnson, Blauton DuucaA, T.. j.. Thompson.
were appointed to carry out the resolution.
Action Of Foreign IIinistcrs.
The British, French and Pussiau ministers
didnot attend the funeral Of Col. Baker. giving
~indisposition as their excuse.
Movements ia Missouri.
A special dispatch to the St Louis Damocr
dated Jefferson City, October y, reports that au
important expedition lca there. for whst point is
not stated.
1t is understood that provisional government
viii be organized at the meeting Of the couvea-
ton on the 18th, to join the Confederate States.
Foreign Intelligence.
ST.. JOINS, October 25.-The CITY of Wash
ington left Liverpool on the 10th. No cotton
news. Breads,ua, buoyan,. Provisions EuL
Consois 925agI.
Earl Russell, ina speech at Newcastle. 5-
Tended the position Of the English g~oveumea.
regarding America. lie said England had no
reason to interfere at present. but should watch
the course Of affairs. and fable To- do so. .or de
canse Of freedom and humanity she would Eli.
said ne could see no prospect of permanent Ear-
mony either by the surrender or the sa u-tl.an
ofthe South.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-02

ium the Wheeling Hfoiigeaeer Repubhcanl
n. ssa 18Th lust, we gather The following
Gov Iferpont Yesterday received a dispatch
from iIr. Van Wrinkle, of Parkersburg, announe-
iuC .Iat .he rebels had made their appearance in
F,5r and Gj.mer counties in great numbers, and
were carrying ON 70 the perfect terror Of the in
iI. ,luts It was reported that they had at
lacked Capt. Hills cavalry company, stationed
st ElizsbefhtOwn, and completely cut them to
I pieces, aad were threatening Psrkersbug.
Tine dispatch IS certainly from a very reliable
source, and Is entitled to the fullest credit. It is
known tbat au unusual number ofrebes have
recently appeared in Writ, GiImer and Calhoun
/ counties and many mon men have been muir
Ga-I. The rebel forces are not natives Of The
counties named, but are regularly organized
bands, doubtless from Floyd's army.
Last might, about dsrS, companies A, B. c. d
aud d, of5le lst Virginia infantry. took PASSAGE
ON the steamer WoUdsjde for Parkersburr. Col
ThonbWn beiug absent from the city, Lieut.
col. Richmond, ofthe LIST cavalry, went in com.
m3aI. We are not al liberty 10 state the desti-
nation Of the expedition. The boys came over
lron Camp Garlic, preceded by the 1st cavalry
band, under a drenChIng rain that would kay.
droWued the spirits Of a less enthusiastic crowd.
bat jolier set OF fellows never ses out upon an
expedition. the object Of Which they knew notb.
ing.
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NOYembcr I.Is6I.

J, SELDHS & q. Madison street. on-o Ire he
- Union BaHk. dealers 10 a and MOLASSkS.
EtO5tS, Corn, Bacon, Lard, Etc.
Consignment. solicited. upon which liberal advances
viii Ina rurT4 vI-, rr---4 ~
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OPEN AGAIN! OPEN AGAIN!
CITY FERRY
MARK R. CHEEK.

TUE MARK R. CHEEK hss been re-
L painted aud the cabin enlarged. She -
VIII run In connection with Zoe Rfen,bb
ana Llltie Hoek kstlroai, and to suit persons who wish
10 patronize the Mound CITY Hotel
She leaves Mound Juv iaiHv fSundav4 ar.a,,sr-
ba1 $50 1880 A. w.. and ~ ] ana 3 p. T.
Leaves Memphis daily f-undarz ayr-.f4p -f- o7o
1880 A. H. and a. - and 3 8. 81
The ladies are particularly invited a--r---L
kindest attention.
e All that IS received, after paying expenses. viii
De gwen 20 sd in carrying on the war
~ JAS. F. BARTON & CO
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zlslBy PAsIBY.-E P Willis, of the Home
%.ayt4l, having succeeded IN seeing Old Abe
dress aud uudress from outside the White House
lad chs honor lately OF being permitted % IN
ptct tire basket Of soilsd clothes, and saws the
Presidential socks he examined had . truly
L-I-sLueulaI nIOr.
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aor1pTNT-Tbe Panola StaT states thai Q

aoc7pENT-Tbe Pamela Star states that on
- OF ult while Nj b. Kitcbell Was bunting,
ue.y the residence Of Nj W. L. stone be vas
accidentally sbot dead, with a gun u ms own
hands. 1t sppe.rs tha IN crossing a log that lay
;, H. r.th. Is gun caught whilepulling It over,
- srn,oss3. the load passing into his body IN
,br r,o.on or his heart, CAUSING ihslaiR uea'"'
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-02

- Hon. John i. House has withdrawn
from the congressional canvassin the Sth district.
Ills reasons for 50 doing are that be does Dot
wish TO revive old party q~uarrels, or keep Up
party distinctions. He is right.
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DRAGONS WANTED!
NAVE been commissioned by Wsjar General Polk
C.gF:.4ERT.

=, 'Tla.' --rVie' ~ Kentucky. All able bodied
90 wen i' appE 70 lne lmu-dia ely Each recruit wi
ne required ID furnish g horse only, an other s.lrfDnr-r-s
being provided 1J the G 'ulsd-rat- Govern4naur A.
recruit bringing a Navy Or army Repeater. or a d.nbI.
o.I-I shot gun VIII De- pa 4 tor the same by me.
Term OF enlistment twelve months
Application 10 be made 20 me- al he C,-1-- pl.-r,.
Office, in Memphis. corner Third and Cont --r54+.
H. 3 IRRELEVANT.
NOW TEaar Co.
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AuetlOn and COmmission Busine.s

As heretofore. A. T. ANDREWS & co.
No. go Main street.
n no correct any erroneous Impressions. either
accidental or otherwise, We Wuuld FsF that The finn gr
= l. Andrews & Co., the Rrciioueer,, b1rntd our IA.
ths ls' . nrs, IL eomPossd O. the Undersigned
A L ANDREWS.
mo- I'M FRANE HNuE
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-02

~ There are low about forty patients II the
North Carolina hospital. all Of them, or nearly
an, being dowuwith the measles or mumps.
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DTvIDEND-Tbe Bank Of the Siste Of Georgis
has declared q semi-annual dividend Of I've per
cent. upon the amount Of its copital stock.
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The GAINESVILLE JcfeTsOHiaH states that
the agent of the Confederate government has
rented the extensive slaughter-house built by e.
II. Smith & Co, in that city, and has com
msnced the purchase Of pork and beet, for the
prrrose Of packing for the government.
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TO THE PuRTrn

4 l. ANDREWS & CO.. 1ate Gubart. Andrew.
- & 90, 7h2 Main sfrsef.1 take this method Of III.
forming their fi-Eds aad patrons that they are agsIr in
Tue n'.'s As'HG rented The Hn" aud caumodi1us store
NO. $50 -HGi55 Street.
Megrvnsys Block below Union street sni are faily
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ABOLITION MARAUDING.-A letter received al
Richmond from Col. Baldwin's camp, on the top
Of the Allegheny mountains, says a stealing
expedition Of four or five hundred LincolniJrs
made an excursion from their camp at Cheat
Mountain, on the 23d ult., to Green Bank.
They robbed the stores Of J. 5. Woodell, Sluven-
shaases, and others, and also the Green Bank
postofice. They also arrested and carried of
Mr.. J. Il. Gum. Col Baldwin was about 10 de-
tscb a force in pursuit Of them.
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NOTICE.

A IL persons indebted 20 end those having claims
n against the Estate Of DAVID [. DUNN, decd,
are requested 10 report the amount 81 zane 10
MORGAN g. CHRISP,
u.H-F Va "a E-rvF Ra-r
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CGIeataphit Mewa.
Fremou. Reported Rerrsa,iug.

Special Dispatch 10 the Appeal
LITTLE Rock, November l.-Messengers
from Gen. McCulloch S camp arriyedin this city
to-day. They bring the intelligence that it was
reported in camp when they left that Fremont
had commenced a retrogade movement and was
ON The retraat
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FURNISHED HOTSE FOR RFyT.

4 WISH 10 r-ni The COTTAGE HOTSF -
/ FGENlI lE. now occupied hy pr. fs IS #6s3
-afshl- tenant. Il sth- -Gasf central location hNtit
now 70 hr hat and can be got eiesp. Refer -
eucss required. Address. Immediately, s. c. B..
uo2Its Lock Box AZ
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ALFRED A. SMITHWICK & q
COTTON F.gCTORS

lttlCE - Main street Memphis, viii give promDt
~ atle9t,2n 70 me ssle Of WHEAT FLOUR CORN
GAIo' FOlAIOES, aud all kinds OF Planters Dr..
Iuys. also, easa advances made on couaruIueuts ID.
DCNCA PAYNE a co New Orleans.
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BY A. 5. LEVY q CO..

AOo Main Street.
WE will sell on MONDAY MORNING
w November 9Th. at 10 O'Clock IT,
TWO HORSES TAF
One Bay and one Black Horn
Sale 10 take place &C W-tmors's St.bI.
street opposite Overtoa Hotel M@a
noIN A s LEW & 70 ar..-
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TRUSTEES SALE OF HORSES

During tie evening vii BE- performed la MIR
oEiLLAISE, y TIE L5lave Frederek- IN
uni.1r
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From the Atlantic Coast.

From the Atlantic Coast.
WILMINGTON, y. c., Q P. M-There is no
appearance of a feet ON the coast. All is quiet.
Another Federal ~Usurpation.
WASHINGTON, October 26.-Lincolu has
suspended the writ Of ha5cas corpus with regard
to the soldiers in the army within the District Of
Columbia.
The same dispatch says there are startling
Developments in store for the public in regard to
The manner in which the Western Department
has been hamperad. That branch Of the ser
vice presents facts in some instances frightful.
Political Movements in Kentucky.
NASHVILLE, Noyemberl-A plumber Of prom
inent citizens Of Southern Kentucky met il Rus
s~ellvirle, Monday, the 2sth ult., for the purpose
Of consulting relative to the course that should be
adopted for the future. About forty counties
were represented. Tue conference remained in
session with closed doors until Wednesday, when
the secresy was removed.
4 series Of resolutions were adopted, reciting
the mcoustitutiona and oppressive acts Of the
Legislature, proclaimiDg revolution, providing
for q sovereignty convention to meet in Russell
vile on the leth Of November, recommending
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New Memphis Theater
ZOuaves OF Inkerman!

4hompSon-------- NIanacer.
lih management have the pleasure Of announcing
4 an engagement for positively two uigbfs oDIy -
the WOrd-rruGvyusd ~
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"1 TX -
Africa froul 1922 to 1917.
Ihe performances to eonneBes Sith Tbs French van
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The NnrnI Exncdilion.


WASHINGTON, October 2i-The blockade of
the Potomac is complete. The transportation Of
arms and stores byrailroad, for the army, is now
The New York herald., 1861-12-31

Canadian -four also better with TOO bbls
within the above range of prices Southern -four was
nrmcr, with fair demand from tho trado tho sales
embraced about 5000 bbs, closing within tho range Of
the above quotations. Rye -four arm at our figures
with sales Of 1S0 bbls. Corn meal Arm at quota.
tions, while sales were limited. Wheat frmcr and
an adv OF Ic &c per bushel claimed Tho rmness
the views Of holders tended check sales The trans
actions IN part for city milling, embraced about 20 goo
25 600 bushels, at 81 30 for white Michigan for milling;
81 43 for white Ohio 81 80 Isl SO for mixed lots OF
Western varying from 81 30 for Northwest club to ST 50
for milling lots of white do 81 43 for white Ohio ST. so
for red Western, 81 81 q 81 3Sn FOR Milwaukee club,
81 So for amber Iowa, ,anoat 81 80 81 33 for Milwaukee
club and 81 20 for Chicago spring Corn In batter
request and 1rmor. The sales embraced about rs 600
bushels closing at 65c. CSC for shipping lots of Western
mixed in and aoat. Rye was firm with sales of
1900 bushels, at roc for Western and 83c for state.
Barley was firm and higher, though quiet at 73c n SIC.
for Canadian and s3c SOC for Snte Oats steady,
with sales at 4oc Ale for Canadian and 4lc 43c for
State.
CorEz-The market was firm while sales limited.
$50 bags Jamaica wore sold at III &c.
COTToN.--The market firm. while tho sales EN-.
braced about 400 bales, closing the basis OF 36lac.
37kc. for mddling uplands.
FRnoHTs-Tho market was nrm, whilo engagements
moderate. To Liverpool dead weight by american
Aessels. taken at 25s 30s and by British vessels
at 36s. 40s Wheat was at 91sd l0d, asked; $500
bbs -four taken at 2s 3D. 2s 3D. 200 tierces lard
at 28s so hhds allow at 25s and $50 boxes bacon
30s To london Is bbs. pork at 5s. Cd and 500 bbls
-four at 3s 10 fiayro 600 bbs -four nj 7oc. Wheat
was 1Sc. per bushei.
HAY was firm and in fair demand at 75c. a s0c for
shipment and at SOC. a Soc for o!ty use.
NAVAL Srs,REs.-Salcs Of 500 bbs common rosin wcre
mado At S. s7 and 600 do. at g. sale Of 100 bbls
spirits turpentine made 1t 81 3TK
PRoynIoSs. .--Pork-The market heavy and easier
IT the Close with sales Of 600 bbs at SI2 &12 30 for
now mess, $l3 $13 IS for Western prime mess 50 rs
80 80 for now prime, and at So SS 62h for old DO.
Eeef Arm and in fair demand with sales Of 800 bbls.
a. 81 80 $12 for plain aud ut Si3 so for
ercs beef tprime mesa quiet aud prices unchanged
but frm. Beef hams firm and In fair demand while
sales light. Cut meats Arm, with sales OF 60
hhds. at 4xc for shoulders and at exc for hams fa-
con WAS ia fair demand and Grm with Of 500 boxes
at p. t., and 4xc for 900 boxes Western. Lard
was In good request with sales Of 900 bbs. Sssc.
per h. with some choice mt sac.
RIcE.-The market was quite firm FOR Carolina, while
sales Of moment reported
SPICEs-Sales Of 900 mats Of cassa and 600 lbs Of
nutmegs made p. and 800 bags pepper at is,c
SUaARs.-Thc market quiet, while prices were sus-
tained The sales confined TO about $50 200 ds.
Cuba muscovados.
WHlsKxy.Thc market was 6rrner, with sales of 400
500 bbs. at 1gc.
The New York herald., 1861-12-31
THE GREAT CHARLESTON FIRE.

FROM the Cnatie6ton courier, december H.
The extent OF the late disastrous coIiagration, its
influence upon the future Of city and the measures
for relief to absorb all minds and is now the all
engross,ng topic.
The prompt and noble lberaty OF the Legislature Of
Georgia. and the citizens Of sister cities OF Augusta
and Savannah has called forth unanimous
OF admiration and gratitude from people.
The burnt district continues TO be visited by our own
citizens, addition to large number Of strangers who
arrive here daily. 1t will, perhaps not be amiss
caution IN relation to passing under dangerous
walls
We give this morning few additional particulars since
handed OF losses sustained by different individuals not
yet mentioned.
Among those who have suffered heavily, ard whose
homes and effects have been swept away are the rro.
pretors OF this paper also many coaaeced with the
onSo in its 6nancia editorial aud composing depart
nents. -
In Mazyck, Logan, Savage and New streets the lire
made terrific progress, destroying everything, aud
making that part Of city almost entire
Here were located humber or Gne residences and
occupied by the propetors and other associates 0f the
Courier office.
III addition to the dwellings, valuable hbraries con-
tanning books that can be replaced were totally
consumed In common, therefore, with others of our ie
low ctzens have been severely visited and trust this
will be taken as sufficient SO for any shortcomings
in the details thus far published.
The New York herald., 1861-12-31
s HIP PIN G NEW S
Port Of New York, December 30, Is6I 1,

Port Of New York, December 30, 1861.
CLEARED
ship Emerald Isle Cornish. Liverpoo-Tapscott 4 Co.
Ship Fairdeld. Hull, Kot,eraani--w + Schmidt
Ship VIM Chamberlain. Jennings, Cadz and market--J
Bark Queen Of the Avon tBr), Jones. Bristo-H w
Bark Oscar Lawson, Csdia-G c Gibbs.
Brig Rdesdale tBr) Briggs, Queenstown, Ac-Jackson
Brig Watson Munday Laguayra and Porto Csbcilo--
!, Brig Nellie Hunt Wallace, Fortress MonroeMcCready
schr VI Horscy, Clark Havana-w Dewey eco.
schr stursis (Br Crocker ST John, NB-A snithers
SIR S J,d nTdsali sopsr Rs,imorev slash
schr Jones Cor.on wilmingon.Jw " Mckee.
sioop Maria , Ward aTiA NorwieSH Ractet
ARRIVED.
pIsss srs Wss wns 1 'Gr SSsI sF. Alicante Nov 20
T. ws ss 3 hs. 5 S.r o f
raiadslIna and snss,on t the Dsaws;e Bresswa
lon ss spoke Br bark Edward, fion Bnha liverpool 81
from Marasa" Tor a%s spe y m s'e
seoss b 1o prs s.s.e sde s q = Jahns sF from
shr Sir Kobt Peel from Hamburg New York 18TH Is
8! lon 20 spoke Br brig aary Holland, from Johns for
BARK Acronaa, sherman sa Gay IT, Dec - with salt to
srlt sas spEgns and was obliged TO throw overheard
Does, with sugar; 70 smith, Jones i Co.
me 6cs i,n sc 1 q Co. a
pany With Br schr II, 1arpfise for New York 10Th -
Crooked Island. boarded from wreclng sehr Vigilance
and ormed thnt the Br chr Truro AZ Fortune Islam
with crew SEX 18th lat q s2 lon IS 10 spoke bark Aroan
n2Qi Turks istfas e., N.w York Had strong and NV
Brig T. Leson tfr OF Mirainichi), Mcphce Por. an
Prince, Dec 8, WITH logwooh 10 Murray, Jr Had Napd
NV gales a the rasese. The brig Henrietta for New YORK.
tai.ed I'd
BIG RacheIor pr, nf st Andrews NIB. wavcott st
dfeWS NIB, 8 days. witt ship TIMBER. to ) Boyntn.
Sclr w "a Lancaster {srf Wayco Porto tabeio Dec q
with coffee de- 10 Miller Boushton Hadyery heavy NV
schr Adda ir Of St George) Payne Minatiten Oct va
Philadelphia abe put in I2h In distress hayine lost
Capt Mann at sea- sdays with mahogany, TO AAandre
Sor - $40 .se-s ~ ~
sShr oasn Tsd Br, oi Windsor, Ns) King, St Pierre
IS sloke se'r'ctas Moilcl. hence for Havana.
Schr Rms fnk Merritt Bgantinc Beach, with anchors DC
of ship ma Rbssei, lately ashore.
Sclif Nun hsahan Myers, fzahethpnrt,
7: Clark, Clark Ezabethport and sailed for Fai
schr Free Wind Davis Elizabehpor, and sailed Pro-
schr New Delight. scovil EIizes.hpor aud sailed for
Norwich
Schr CON Rearny, brewster Boston, 3 days
Schr Bay State. lfscti, Bostdu. 3 deys.
schr charger, smit, New Haven.
sehr Cameo Fcnhtton. Sonington.
SchfJ NJ Freeman, yotS. stonineton.
BELOW.
Brig Chas Adans tBr), nom Nassau, Np-By steantug
BARK iIaaley o. Boston
Also, a Boston bark fsoG Cardeuas TO f. Morgan.
Also. one brig, uNkBoNu,
SAILED.
29th--Ship Jrvena, Shangae Br barks Lang Queens
town; Comet, Pcnarth; Br bgs 0reus Plymouth; Cornu
The New York herald., 1861-12-31
american shfpmasters' Association,
Nos 81 AND ss NEacaASrs' EXCHANGE.

Tho following approved officers have received certificates
from this association
late Of bark Ocean Home Meitiah Jordan jr brig Anna
ss sS & sfa sss
s Hsn sSss
YI Isyo M s sys s
SsTs SsTs ,Ss E%s SSi%;ss
1 hnoa ssSr D%ai %hs%.; Geo l.ssy osi:
cn.lss Watsss XsSiTa sS As
Holmes; Edwin Ross, ship + Buckley Mates Geo Blanch
ard ard shp Amsri,a; John Meveiiy ship Mary RobinsOn
miscellaneous.
REWARDS ron Acrs or HuMASfrY--The aforementioned
rewards for saving life at have recently
her Maiesy's government and the Board Of Trader
1 cSpsa q o Of @ the ship Ma
& & 70 se asW OF he q J,rsey whom he rescued
gale.
Mss TO the crew of the schr Unon of Halifax stranded 9th
To Mr. William DeForest Bowers chief Of Amer-
Of % ss sa u Sosa ur
hs crew " OF Il. rs g by Witch hey
Jan last. ~ '''''' ~'-"''"'1 " '"' '''
aT.scope in acsnowledgement Of his humanity and kind
h. hs q ire Sf hs CsS E Belize whom
BARK GxN srRcxER Leonard. wrecked on the coast Of
wrxord ireland built at baltimore in 1857 800 tons
ScHR THREE of Baltimore loaded with wool was
sunk by the rebels In the Potomac River 22d inst
known AZ Boyd's Hole.
scnR W WEBSTER, Of New York. which put into Fal
mouth on account Of adverse Winds got In collision with
atters bowspr ji6boom and do msged &C.
Ing less serious damage 10 herself (By letter EN-
wood Walter, Sec'y Board Of rnderwriera)
BRIxIAM Turbay), Dec l0The Am ship Eliphact Greedy,
Cutter from Antwerp Tor Ak, nh In ballast shore at
Eihury at AM, being tire the after
parted The tire broke ont about Inst evening II miles of
the Berry Fortunately two fishing smaeks hand
and rendered every assistance She on II AN and
hrout ht into Brxham Harbo SIN taraine The engine
ed at Pm in extngushng the hrc The OF damage
Ia not Asccrtaned.
LvERrool Dec cl4The ship Revenue from New York for
this port with grain, has pumps
chokcd &c (By letter TO Ewood Walter Esq, Sccy Board
OF Tnderwriters}
SOUTHAMPTON, Dec 1.-THE bark Anah, from London for
New In here, having been coli with
known vessel In the Channel survey has been held
dccideb to condemn her. the amounting
the bark would sell for when completed
The ship st Charles of and for New York from Antwerp
has also put in here having sprung ateak will 90 dock
for repairs (By letter TO Elwood Walter Esq, Secy
of Undcrwriters.)
ST THOMAS, Dec 9The schr Susan Cannon Page of and
from New York for Coast of Africa with cargo rum
&c arrived here 7th inst having experienced heavy gale
when days lost sails, port sanchcons rail and
hlWark bowspr aud rudder ioosened and other
Some Of her cargo III be discharged tB letter Ewood
Walter, Esq. Sec'y Boarh Of Underwriters)
The following table gives summary the vessels In the
harbors OF New York, Boston, Baltimore Charleston Savan-
nal New Orleans and Galveston the latest from
pApl of hose prta.-