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Esq, President, and all the members except Mr..
koBB.-The ordinance in regard to the erection of
alcohol dstileries, dc. received from the First
6 b read and laid on the table.-Mr.
DEAN offered the following resolution, which
was read second time and adopted:
Resolved BY the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore
That from and after March LIST, 1891 no officer of this
Board OF Trustees otherwise shall or receive any
perqulse or fee of any kind whatever however sane.
oned by usage or cusomexcept such compensation as
Is allowed by law under the penalty of dsmission from
once, Whenever information with the proof thereof
shau De received by either the Mayor City Council
The ordinance to abolish the office of the Com
missloners Tor Opening Streets in the city of Balti
more, and to confer their powers on the Appeal
Tax Court was taken up on motion of Mr.. Alricks,
amended slightly and passed. Adjourned.
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LATEST NEWS.
KILOGRAMS.
Decision I'M the Case of the Fugitive Slave
Anderson--The Prisoner Set at Liberty.
IMPORTANT FROM CANADA,


Decision I'M the Case of the Fugitive Slave
Anderson--The Prisoner Set at Liberty
HAMILTON, c. w., Feb. l6.-The final decision in
the case of Anderson, the fugitive slave, was
given to-day. The Court sustained the decision of
the Court of Queens Bench on the question of law
and was unanimous in dscharging the prisoner on
a teehnicality in the commitment. Anderson is
therefore set at liberty. Great joy is manifested,
especially among the coored population.
Terrible Tragedy Mt Fort Smith, Arkansas
FoRT SMITH, Feb. ia terrible tragedy oc-
Cured in this city last night. A party of FIVE
overland mail and Little Rock coach drivers en-
tered the grocery of German, named Hagge, and
commenced a quarrel; pistols drawn on both
sides; the barkeeper, named Butcher, was shot
through the heart and died instantly; Hagge re
ceived a shot in the forehead and died at eight
O'Clock this morning.
Three of the drivers, George Bennett, Matt FL
lis and PONY Farmer are under arrest, and guard
ed by m iiitary company. The other two esca-
ped. Intense excitement exists among the citizens
The prisoners are now undergoing examination
before the Mayor. They will undoubtedly be
hanged to-day.
Fort SMITH, Feb. l6.-As the trial of the prison.
ers for the murder of Hagge and Butcher was draw
ing to a close yesterday, mob entered the JUS
tees office and demanded the prisoners for the
purpose of lynching them. One of the prisoners
named Pony Farmer, broke from custody and
attemp pied to escape. He was Immediately fred
upon and instantly killed. The crowd then secur-
ed the remaining prisoners and made for place of
designs the authorities interfered aud secured the
prisoners, and lodged them in Greenwood Jail
The excitement in regard to the affair still contin-
ues and is intense.
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MARKETS nv TET Ecp,pu

NEW YORK, Feb. 18.-Cotton is quiet Sales of eco
oales al IL cts Flour is firm. Sales of Is 600 bbls-
State has advanced to 10 cts. Sales at IS 90
9hio 70 45Sa5 o. Southern S. 4O0S65 Wheat is firm.
Sales OF ~ 0oo bushels White has advanced Ct Red
sales OF ~ 600 bushels Mixed 6567 cts; yellow Sou
eTn 7 9Ia6S cts Beef is dull Pork is steady Mess
steady. New Orleans 52s96% cts; new Mugcovado az
COG a. cts; Coffee is firm. Rio ll4@lS cts Freights
CINCINNATI, Feb 1S-FIour closed with an advancing
tendency-sales at 81 5OG4 So Whskey is dull at Its
FroVsions are dull Mess S1650@1675 offered Holders
ASKING ST; Bulk Meats 6G64 cts for Shoulders: 896
~ for Sides Bacon quiet at 74G94 cts Lard il
barrels 81 @9H cts, Kegs 10 cts
MOBILE Feb S.-Saes of 900 bales of cotton at JOY
tdll cts, with an active demand-prices firm
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PROCEEDINGS or THE CITY co1yc,1

PROCEEDINGS OF THE CITY co1un,,
MONDAY, February Is
=, FIRST BRANcH.-Present-JoHN c. BLAcxpnou
ESD Fresident and quorum of members.-Mr'
KisLEy presented a petition from NJ. Hamill and
Anthony ). Schroeder, asking permission to con.
unue In use two frame sheds, Nos lao and I42 Wash
,.hhgson street; referred AIR. BRows presented
70. 70. petition from property holders on Holiday and
ons, nalacent streets, demonstrating against the
opeh,ng ana widening of Holiday street; referred
r. ALLEN presented petition from the Rail-.
nonws ana Ohio Railroad Company, asking that
oonTsy street, between Eutaw and Howard ssree.s
70 s UIsshed; referred. Also a petition from
erect Ssh shed aud Others, asking permission to
wharf, between Barre and Lee strea.a. sHee'
"A communication received from, th eaer Ti.
Counsellor relative to the erection 81 tfSm .ne City
within the city limits read and refarrad houses
d iEisLEY called up the resolution annronr;.,1a
Sio'o0o for the use of the House of Refnrei adg
eo.-.Mr. STAYLoR presented petitien' ~ aaoPE
gown nag-stones in certain localities; referred Jay
nj nASDEL presented petition from Geo. H;n.
;s.king permission to sink an artesan we'll near ~
OF Sharp and Conway streets; Referred
PHELPS called up the resolution to erect |
~ lamp on the northwest corner of Hamilton and
1ssanu streets laid on the table.--Adjourned.
0a'0sD 0hAacH.-Present, CaAaIxs J, BAKE,
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note sales of 500 bushels at s4S7X5 per bushe of GA
IDS Tor good to prime and quote s521 for choice lots
timothy Seed is selling at S225G)2 rs, and we quote
FlaXseed at sl,25Gl35 per bushel 4N''N
WHlSKEY.-The market continues ouiet and We bavs
no SAFES to report today. We quote Country at II cts
EsS at I'&9l7& cts, and Ohio at IL Offsets per gal
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New York, Feb 1S.-The weekly statement of
the City Banks shows decrease in loans of S487 00O
increase of 900; 50, 463 1855 in specie;
527 in deposits; and decrease of Ss7, 465 in
mir ati
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BOARD OF TRADE.
committee Of Arbitration for month of FeJruor,
49, OHIO WILLIAMS.
JNO. E. R. CRABBE, JAS r. EASTER
ED. REESE, W T. IANDSTREFT
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Arrival nf1he C.Iifnrnia Ern.oa

Fort kEARNEY, Feb. ls.-The California Pony
Express has arrived The steamer of the 3rd of
February would take Sl,O56,OoO in gold for New
York.
The name of Camp Floyd has been changed to
that OF Fort Crittenden
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@0r Sa!t, c1rsigbt Ct Gbarttr:

ss5Fas55 FREIGHT FOR NEW ORLEANS-I 200
Hszzzz to 1890 bbls bulk for New Orleans Apply t,
fte - ID. J. FOLEY Il BRO
io1E 50 South street
81 FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.-The
$500 Al British bark USk, 23s tons register Apply to
-e-t4 l25 Smiths wharf.
81 WANTED.-Two VESSELS I20@I40
E t5ns EACH to load at Norfolk for the West Indies
fifiyf KNOX Il co,
lsfu l25 Smiths wharf.
,s+5Ts FREIGHT FOR NEW ORLEANS.-Tbe
- 3uIS OF 6Oa!0O hbls. freight for New Orleans can
" f. 'HeA ny Application to KNOX Il Co,
CI-tl l2j Smiths wharf
xtSzs FOR FREIGHT OR C8ARTER.-Tbe
sas1SAl American ship DAVID STEWART Promise
MASTER about 800 barrels capacity Apply to ''''
s,o.r +. l.. BKAUNS & Co
dl0tf corner Lombard street and Chea1sjde
4fss@5s WANTED FOR A PORT IN EUROPE
An Al HIP Of about 1000 to sOol barrels c.oar
W Quick dispatch viii be given and rates Amply AT
once 70 JOHN HENDERSON & DO
o2It corner Pratt and Commerce streets
90 FOR SALE, FREIGHT, OR CHARTER.
ne clipper coppered and copperastened schr
-'f-il'b. Apply 10 ). r DUNNOCk,
-tl IN Smiths wharf
ef VESSELS WANTED FOR
aESS1r5 HAVANA
me 9nGer42ned are constantly in of vessels to Ian
70 anu ron Havana and Matanzas
tee,, hoRRELL & RANDAII
IS Exchange Place.
sssssssx WANTED A vessel of 800 tons 10 lnoa
~ for London. Also vessel of SoG65No TONS for Son
sue ol eGba and thence to Europe A pp!y to
eotr AORkEii4 Il RANDALL,
-S- % Exchange Place
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G0Eetarg ATTIC Commercial RsUisa

BALTIMORE, Feb. 49, 1861
Transactions at the Stock Board continue limited al.
though there is rather frmness shown in some
the leading securities the list Baltimore and Ohio
railroad IS still firm with tendency te advance The
sales include 155 shares $50 per share which is slight
advance on the last sales reported At the close how
ever, it was offered at 500, with $59% bid Northern
Central continues to be neglected and we had no sales
reported closing at SIS asked $4 bid There was more
inquiry for Railroad bonds with limited transactions
Northern Central 55s sold at So which an advance of
q per cent on the closing rates of Saturday There is
no change to note in the bonds of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Transactions limited in City 6s at about
the closing rates of Saturday. The sales Of Mining
stocks were small and the for them is still dull
and inactive at the closing rates of last week
For Money there is little inquiry. but the rates
are unchanged First class paper be passed at u per
cent while hear of loans with good security at per
cent
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
MONDAY, February Is, 1861
500 Dae ~ eo-sS4 50 s9s B. < o. RF: go
5000 N. RR. bds., Is " go
10 shs. Blk of Bait -9S Is -60
rs shs. N. C. RI. IA 200 shs Silver Valley
-oo shs. Guiiford M. Mining Co. -35
Co. -65
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE
QUEENSTOWN OR FALMOUTH, FOR ORDERS Bel
aes-24,2s5 cubic feet white oak timber 600 slaves
IMPORTS INTO BALTIMORE.

COASTWISE.
CHARLESTON, S. C.-StedmShip Thos S7ggnn-172 cssls
rice, John Williams Son. % bales cotton order 81 bbIs
Vhlskey 5; T. Pearce key rice, Hoffman & CO.. box
muse, NJ Heilbron; sundries, sundry persons
CHARLESTON, S. C--Schooner Geo W. Crice--2s2
caSks rice, John Williams Son. $50 bbs rosn order
"ILMINGroN, \. C.-Schooner RoJt Healea,-3I b73
1eet Jas Corner Sons; 16 bbls copper ore
Donnei 100 do rosn, Bevan Phillips Co AT do spirits
a pgte IA Daies cotton, Whedbee Dickinson; 50 do
do Richardson, Small & Co.. 25 do order
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go FOR BREMEN.--The AL Oldenburo
Ssys 49, aU U5rk + ALTERS, I H. Schweiche master, will
passage apply to the Captain board or to Vi
ja2S,f KATE & LEUPoLD,
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etsszs FOR LONDON.-The fine Al howl,
- BiEN, Bruun master, will load At Coraati
"ha ana nave quick dispatch For freight AMIN
ja28tf FOARD ROGERS,
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sss++#5 FOR LIyERPOOL.-The fine A. shin
so7 WAT R on master now loading at JACK
FOR balance Of freight apply Captain On board o
ja!ftF Cor,r,o,o;o, u D. HOOPER CO,
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.ssS+s FOR LIVERPOOT--Tbe foa = T : u
=z555sS; H. IlLLEY 3. Corning, master now ioadinmP
to wharf, will have dispatch For fregbt a a.
ia23tf tOARD Il ROC Frs
l6 B0Wlv's Who
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. NEW ORLEANS
LINE OF
PACKETS

Gin ,,,r n ,,-,,,,,,,,,,,. - PACKETS
EDWARD EV EKETT, =" t5nnbv
:, 6HhKf.F {. MILLER {" GAIT,
IheS vessels all Of superior class and in@rra 40 49,,
O%sst 9Eure they sail regularly advertised and
t.aed ny captains well experienced in the trade TEa 20
y ZOO OF the above Yesse in such as win afford ,rcSt
apply to J0IiE uFE DFPSISsss passage
emo " rIzr>-Co,r To- - No. 81 Pratt street
er aT poAlpesS and dispatch all goods consigned to
--Ll
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ok FOR BUENOS AYRES.-The Al Ia
- Plata packet bark ELLA VIRGINIA. Cant Foct"
toiloW me JOHN G. BRuNE, and sail i4th inst Far
esht or passage, having superior state room accommod
fi"tI5FP'S u U. NORTON STEWART
No 70 c., q
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@5A al 5OR L!VERPOOL.-The fine copDere5
- sst=sanu copper-fasensd ship PEERLESS Cant 80
90, Iw ioaahg at Hendersons wharf for the sb6Ea 49,
laying me greater part of her cargo engagsd VIII
Ho1 paddhCe OF freight or passage apply ia
ia22tr JOHN HENDERSON & 90.
pratt G.
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z&sss FOR BREMEN

SSs@s FOR BREMEN.-The Al Bremen shin
EN- r. I'm +, Schlossbauer master will have
y, lor The above port For freight or "a sac
apply TO the Captain board at Hendersons wharf or IL
fa4Qw Won kAPFF Il ARENS.
ASto" No. %
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xgs7z FOR LIVERPOOL.-The fine Al shin
HsHdS5N LuGhhk Capt B. Taylor, is loading at
speder portion OF her cargo engaged will have ocE S
P-'~' Nor oaiance OF freight or passage, apply to
fl TT JOHN HENDERSON q CO.
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ettsss FOX AMSTERDAM.-The fine Ameri-
5Eican ship CORRINNE Baker master will La ~
the above port For freight or passage anbi
faI3-Iw@ kATZ & LEUPOLD,
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4df95 ,- FOR LlVERPOOL.--The fine shin
f@T fTS sb tksS Capt Edwd P Ring, is now loading
oi oe ABOVE port at Hendersons wharf and bsviDr ~
part Of her cargo engaged will have Gnic
fof oaance OF freight passage apply To o'Sl''cI-
fotf JOHN HENDERSON & Co
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- FOR SAVANNAH-EXPRESS LINE
So me faSt-saling schooner GAR, Hammond is now
as Tor me above port, and having the most Of her
T 20 ehEaTed WIZ have quick dispatch For ffe hit or
f.It7 'PfJ - - Nv HESLEN h ROGERS,
IEl< ~ N. W Pratt Cav Straets
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szfTks FOR LlVERPOOL-The Al shin MORN
sis n Nc 81 DRY Hobbs, master will load al Comm
For freight apply to Fb m gu g. hdHe dispatch
l-'-Si l6 lv's xpba
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xfzA, FOR RIO DE JANEIRO. The fraf.cise.
Ssfs5rig SoLFERINO will sail for the ab,a ~. @
i feDruary For freight passage apply to p0'' oH
frI4tF2q W. II d. C. WRIGHT
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<s5|A FOR BREMEN.--The Al Bremen bark
- "a d. Vennekohl, master will have ouck dis
patcH Tor the above port For freight or paSSaoa
nc pain on board at Henderons wharf or to pP' ~
Won hAPFF l. ARRNS
-
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80 Al charges paid on goods shipped bv this linz n,
free Of commission VIA NC iOi " Arueu 10 Charlesto
each ot 81 will please send duplicate receipts with
Messrs r p RITScETr so c. ?.
e5F4s5 FOR BOSTON. The fast-saiiinp bark
80 I LII MaoTs master, will be ready to receive
,eEnt ior me above port TUESDAY, Fehruarv I0.i
anu the most of her cargo engaged will have oc
o'9p"Vch. For freight or passage apply to 4A
r,cI
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$50 F FOR WILMINGTON, n. C.-THR MER.
i = II FEHH S.ATfs regular W EEKLY LINE OF
9Ihe Al clipper schooner GEO Y SCOTT rert
1 heT haEl9g large portion of cargo on board will
with despatch For freighL passage amply to VIII sal
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,54sast FOR NEW ORLEANS-DESPATCH
TTE5s L;i.NEILoAnS UP ToWN-The fast sailing scbr
] Zen Ni7 h. StEd'ey, master, is now loading for the
p2[ ana having the most of her cargo engaged viii
NJ i"cA dispatch For balance Of freight passage an
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x5a FOR LONDON--Tbe fna f3st- 81:
ssabrig JAMES, about $50 barrels will have irn+S
ATE dispatch, For freight apply to -" ' 'ANlneol'
fa1es,+ WM. II PEROT
'NA"-"t Cav nd pratts
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Commerce Of the Port Of Boston.
The Boston TrGver Of the 18th inst has the foEowin;

The Boston frGver Of the 18th inst has the following
article IN relation to the c0mms-ce Of that por.:-
10 mistake to suppose that these dIu times az.
fecspg rha foreign commerce Of Boston, at least far
the nucber o. c.earancs3 concerned In APRIL 1860,
there 316 foreign clearances from this port 1861
vesses clearing in balaat in April, 1850 were ISL
1891 they we're 166.
The for this email Increase In commerce Ia
probably found r the Increased activity the coal
Eade from Nova Scotia. rhe dsturbed state OF bslti-
and the cessation OF business with ports far her
South CT Of coal importation from that
region Our blue Leghaors not unaware of ths
fact and turning heir attention 10 keeping fully
supplied with the blruuntrous article.
undeJs taud that strict ch s kept IN the harbor
AMI the Gus House That munitions Of leave
Boston for the SCUM any snprient OF pawder or guns
requires good ooud fox threeiod its that it shall
por, of the 5ju bern con federacy.
Ia ord nary tms coasters take out yearly license,
srd visit The Custom House except the anuver
suee OF the renewal u their licenses; bur LICENSES
are among hs things of the past, and every coaster
wnei her pocnd 70, Morbeheid Baltimore is obgsi -
bring her manifest 10 the Custom House. and tell her
csyg0 IN this way The Coastsa srae to the seceding
SAFES is eectuslly cut of because vessel leiye
the Dor iii captain takes his oath that he Is
for friendly port and when the clearance papers
made cut the vessel leaves Boston harb1r bshind
saehnsetse whose juvenile put her under the
G every outward bound vessel ana unless sas has
Piled with all tho required formaisies, her course is
quickly changed and she returns to the port she hiss jas
left II In credtsHe 10 Yankee patriotism however that
the Massachusetts has not obliged any vessel lar
know to return ID yes vessel has LEFT Boston
esp; for friendly port, and with a friendly crew.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER IAI..
SATURDAY, June Sc P. \

SATURDAY, June Sc P. NJ.
The exchange market closed dull for the steam
er Of to-day. In money there was no change. The
sole topics of conversation in financial circles are
the probability of a rapture with Great Britain,
and the dangers which impend over our financial
and commercial interests.
Stocks were ali lower to-day. A fresh supply Of
cash stock came into the market this morning
through the commission brokers, and in conse-
quence, though two days. deliveries were made to-
day the shorts were enabled to get all the stock
they wanted at concession from yesterdays
rates. Outside holders are evidently beginning to
realize the nature of the contest in which we are
engaged, and the changes which are inevitable
in our financial and industrial interests. At the
first board to-day United States skies declined %,
Tennessees rs, yirginias IA, Missouris q, and
North Caroinas a., These worthless State stocks
are being rapidly weeded out by Western bank au-
ditors. In the course of few weeks most of those
which have been deposited by banks will have
changed owners. On the general list this morning,
Pacific Mail declined l, Central a, Reading "a,
Michigan Central a, guaranteed "A, Pana-
ma ], Illinois Central q, Galena "a, and Rock
Island 4. Erie and Toledo were steady. After
the board the market was inactive. At the after
noon board it was generally better, and closed
steady, on runners that the European Powers are
less disposed than was imagined to take the side
Of the South. The following were the closing quo
tstions:-Uni.ed States 6's, registered, 1881, SO q
s3; do. 6s, coupon, 1881, SO s31s; do. 5's regis
tered 1874, "A rs; Indiana 5's 1871; Virginia els,
42H 42s4 Tennessee 6's, 81 s71a North Carolina
e's, 5l14 50; Missouri G's, as14 a ss11; Pacific
AaA, GO COZ; New York Central, NJ 7l1ss;
Erie, 2lA 2l1a; Hudson River, ~ 3l1ss; Har-
lem, 10 l01S; do. preferred, % q 1875; Reading,
ao14 3oA; Michigan Central, 4014 4O34 Michi-
gan Southern and Northern Indiana, 1913 1917;
do. guaranteed, 22Tss 1914 Panama, 100 LOG; Hi
nois Central, 6S 6314; Galena and Chicago, 5e5s
a 81; Cleveland and Toledo, 2l1S 2lsS; Chicago
and Rock Island, 1874 aa11; Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy, so a SO; Delaware, Lackawana and
Western, IA a IS; Milwaukee and Mississippi IL a
IA; Illinois Central bonds, rs, SO 90; Delaware
and Hudson Canal, 1911 a so; Pennsylvania Coal,
79a77.
Mr.. Richard Lathers, President Of the Great
Western Insurance Company, visited the
Cora Exchange this morning and attempt.
ed to address the members, but was innme-
dately Kissed down. a hearing having been
subsequently obtained for him by sem influential
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NIisCeIIa Moons.

Abe steamship Edinburgh sasd yesterday for Queenstown
and Liverpool taking large number of passengers =
The steamship New DIRK left this port yesterday South
ampton and Hamburg, with 2O7 passengers
The new steamship St Jsgo de Cuba went on trial trip
this me rning.
FARK MARY sAwYER-Cne hundred and five hbds sugar
r sunk the Bark, the balance viii prove io.si
ns nG sna M are on beard but
schr hinggcld.
Al Bong Kong April Hibernia Edwards Of New Bedford
Sfg sS" So
board, 10 ssi nsxt day had reftted for ID months
Spoken, sc.
Karen "a for Kurrachee, Nay 10 Off Pernsmbuoo
bound S. June = let 81 lon 70 O. p"'e'
Foreign Ports.
Say gSs sy co so for
Mary Mihiken, NCrden from Philadelphia, disg, and
pAna Nay ,sNo Am vessels in port Below, brig
PErN4MDuco. May !91n port bark Salem. Moulton for
S, days big se1the, sgye, from Boston dag Sid
PosGn lay I'm port bark Hendi Hs for London ldg
ssns Tor NYork Go; Gen armstrong and JUS
American Ports.
M Ss1e psrf Davis Der
for Lordon brig Wils Dodge Anderson, Havana scbrs
ssd se ss a2n
Na as Sd Vino p ss 1 hpha Lo DE- .AsS
anchored IN he boaas shOs evening star Msssacnu.ett
wf sSs sss
FALL RIVER June g.. Id schrs w W Brsrard Bowditch;
Lucy Robinson, Davis; Susan Vroman and W Thorne
Wis NYork; Adelaide, lawrence, do
PAR1FORD June b-Arr stee Majgie, Wilcox, Phi
ladapha Sid 7h. s"brs Ccnneccut. Clock; Dintash,
HRrsiett Nesper, socs and Webb, Buckingham, New
York
NEwPOHT June GAR schr Ariel, srnith Ellsworth for
kYork
NEW BAvEE, June y-Arr sloop Defensive, Good.e,
Brook Haven. Cid sebr Airand&, ard Bermuda and Maya
PHILADELPHIA juno 7--Arr banks Imnera5or, Power,
Perpamhuco American, Christian Ca denas; 4 j " Apple
garth, Groves Ponce; Benz alett. Little NSork; JsrieD
lNor), Olsen Newcastle Eng; sch,s Mary Br, Hal
fax Heen arrc, and Eugene Parker Bet Pathway,
Jscs SOM Csraenas; Huptrees, Disney Newburyport;
Hea,tt Lddell and Eovety sbaw WORK; Gamalu Oliver
Welfeet Macs Below banks Ehzabe,h j, Fouke NYorr;
EN- port CID schrs Shropshire Shropshire; Jonahan
q L Green, Conh; Q sckney, Gar4ond; S A Hammond
Psine; Daley Fart and Haley, Haley Boston, Eliza
Willisms Taylor and ceen ~ave Price, Hoxoury Gone
Met sfey, Middletown thenandoah Candy Newport Sam
totan, candy, Portsmouth; Jas Martin, Harding Thos
BcIdep Wleetngton, provjdence Minerva, Jefferson FAN
River; Adelaide aurence Fair IA zen; X Vermeiyea
Gnity New London; bemens, Parker: New Haven; Aid
PROVIDENCE, June 6-Arr steamer Westchester, Jones'
rYofk e.hr denyy kemsen, Bart Eizabebport Come up
abp Mariana Williams from Liverpool Bio schra willow
Harp Hujse Pbila selpbia John Darling Howes NYork;
aioop Vienna Davis Port Even and from below brig
leqvr.
.fAWTUCKET, June SID schr Gen Msrion, Osborne N
York.
WEXFORD. June 5--Arr schr Mary Terbell, Thomas,
Port Even via Fall River.