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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-04-23
From the New York Herald, 18th.
Wall Street True to the Union.

Civil war having at length broken out,
the mercantile community have begun to
examine its probable bearings on the
trade and the future of the country. On
one point, so far as we have been able to
ascertain, perfect unanimity exists among
our moneyed men the Government
must be sustained. Every one deplores
the terrible calamity which has befallen
the Republic. But there is no desire
among the merchants and capitalists of
New York to shirk the issue, or to evade
the responsibilities of the contest. Up
on New York will devolve the chief bur-
then of providing ways and means for
the way ; our financial community ac-
cepts the duty and. will perform it. The
view We find to be universal among our
moneyed men including many whose
sympathies have heretofore been with the
South. If the government prove true to
the country, it need not feel any uneasi-
ness about money. In the opinion of our
leading bankers, hundred millions over
and above the receipts Of the Govern
ment from customs and land sales, if
necessary to defray the expenses OF the
war for year from this date. could be
readily borrowed in Wall street, at rate
OF interest not exceeding that which
France and England paid for the money
they borrowed for the Russian war. If,
for the purpose of bringing the war to
an end, and settling this controversy OF
ours forever, a further sum be requisite
it will be forthcoming. Wall street, SO
far as we can judge, is ready TO sustain
the Government heartily and literally
An idea of the intensity Of the national
feeling which pervades the street may be
gathered from the fact that yesterday
morning thoughtless member of the
Stock Exchange, who offered some Uni
ted States skies on sellers option, was
instantly Kissed down by the members
of the board. and three resonant cheers
were called and given for Major Ander-
! son.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-04-23
How Beautiful for a Child's Grave,

nAGUERREOTYPE PICTURES AT
~ tached to Head Stones and Monuments
in PARIAS MARBLE CASE, and warranted to
secure the Likeness from any air or dampness
for long number of years ANY Daguerreo-
typist can copy the Daguerreotype into these
Cases from the original picture, and it is but
few moments work TO attach one of them to a
Head Stone. When attached to Head Stone
or Monument, they look as though they were
carved on with the Sculptor's c6isel, for thew
initiate marble so perfectly. They are very
ORSAMENTAL to Head Stone, and are worth
twice the amount CHI arged for an Ornament -
More than Fifteen Thousand Gases have been
sold. This fact alone shows concusively that
they are fast coming into general use
The adjoining of the Sepnlchers of removed
ones alleyates our grief, and sooths the wound
ed heart. 1t also cheers the bereaved to know
that an additional establishment of the grave
presents stronger attractions to arrest the atten-
ton of the stranger, and causes him to pause
and learn the name and gaze on the likeness of
one who has shared so largely in the love of
others. To refined and cultivated mind,
there is not more mournful spectacle on earth
than deseeated grave, or a neglected and oy-
ergrown graveyard. Those in whose memories
the departed live, will come to strew flowers on
their graves, and drop the tear of affection.
they VIII plant there the Rose, the Lily, and
the Evergreen, as emblems of a fragrant and
beautiful Immortality, which they assign them
in the Paradise Of God. Above oil we would
deplore the loss of those kkenesses of dear de-
parted ones, which are so distinctly engmven
upon the tablets of our memory. Although
months and years may have elapsed since mex.
orable Death made us surrender the bodies of
cherished ones to the grave, and their spirits to
God, yet are they still present to our minds,
beautiful and life-like.
And who does not realize melancholy plea.
sure in recalling departed ones, be their image
clothed with the innocence and ioviness of
Youth, or marked by the sorrows or cares Of
Age.
One of these Cases will be sent by Express
to any person in the United States for Two
Dollars. One dozen Cases will be sent to any
Marble Dealer or Daguerreotypist, for Twelve
Dollars.
Circulars, &c., furnished free, and sent with
each package of Cases. Agents can charge S.
apiece, when they attach them to Head Stones
Any person wishing to sell them can be sup.
| piled at Twelve Dollars per Dozen.
Young men and mechanics can, by engaging
in this business make easily Fire Hundred Dol.
lars, this Spring, and only Twelve Dollars re-
| quirefas Capital TO commence with.
| a Monumental Design Book will be sent to
any~Marble Dealer for Three Dollars This is
FIRST rate work, and well worth the price ask
ed for it.
All Orders must be accompanied with the
money will be responsible for its safety, il
You have proof Of sending it,
Address the Manufacturer,
A. LEWIS BALDWIN,
West Meriden, G,
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-04-23
SHERIFF,S SALE.

by VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION IS
ID sued out of and under the seal of the
District Court Of Buchanan county, Iowa,
in favor Of Lewis Fabrick and against the
lands and tenements Of VIM. j. Pells. Elizabeth
q. fells, and Sarah Brooks-the following des.
cribed mortgaged property, viz:
The West half Of the Southeast quarter Of
Section Eighteen. Township Eig6ty.sevsn.
North, of Range Seven, in Buchanan County.
Iowa
Which property as above described, win
offer for sale at Public Auction, ut the door
Of the Sheriff s Office. in the village Of Inde.
pendence, on Saturday. the a5th day OF
May, A. ID. 1861, at , o'clock r ~ OF
said day, to the highest bidder, to satisfy
said execution and costs.
b. c. HALE, SHERIfr
Sheriff & Office. Independence, IowaJ
April ~. 1861. o4t
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-04-23

The Pocassett Bank has rendered $685.
600 to the Governor of Rhode Island for
military purposes.
Governor Jackson, of Missouri, refuses
to respond to the Presidents proclama-
ton for troops.
Gen Cass stands by the government
Oakland County, Michigan, offers all the
troops asked of the State.
The banks Of Hartford, Connecticut,
have rendered 100000 to the State for
arming troops.
WIscoNsIN.-Judge Cole is reelected
Justice of the Supreme Court by about
5000 majority.
The Burlington branch of the State
Bank has rendered to Governor Kirk
wood the necessary means to equip the
regiment ordered from this State
The Chicago Tribune says that there
is every indication that the whole force
of 900 men called for by the Presi-
dent could be furnished by Illinois alone
Chicago itself will offer all that the State
is required to raise.
Davenport has been selected as the
place of rendezvous for the Iowa regi-
ments. 1t is reported that two regiments
are to be raised in this State. General
Cameron telegraphs that it will be suf-
ficient if the volunteers are at their rem
devious by the goth Of May.
THE CHICAGO ELECTION Charter
Election in Chicago on Tuesday last re-
suited in the success Of the straight out
Republican ticket by an average majority
of 1000. Rumsey, Republican candi-
date for Mayor, is elected over Byan, by
,l52 majority.
! There was an attempt made to obstruct
the passage of the Massachusetts, 9TH reg
iment of volunteers through Baltimore on
Friday. The track through Pratt street
was torn up, and paving stones were hurl-
ed in showers at the troops, who finally
turned and fired upon the mob, killing
quite number. The soldiers had two
killed and four wounded.
The city government Of New York has
voted to pay the salaries of all city Off
Gals who volunteer to aid the govern
ment. The Custom Houses have refused
clearances to Southern States. A Ger
man regiment has been formed in New
York city of those who have served in
Europe. 5000 cartridges have been
seized by the Sheriff of Amboy, which
were destined for the south. The factory
was threatened with destruction. The
government has bought all the salt-pork
in Baltimore. The banks of Chicago
have rendered the State half million OF
dollars for arming and equipping troops
The private subscriptions in Chicago
amount to some $4,000.
THE OATH OF ALLEGIAgcE.-The fol-
lowing is the oath of allegiance required
to be taken by the new recruits to the
army
Z" i do solemnly swear that | will bear
true allegiance to the United States OF
America that / will serve them honest
ly and faithfully against all enemies and
opposers whatever that will obey the
orders Of the President of the United
States and OF the officers appointed over
me, according TO the rules of the army Of
the United States, SO help me God"
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-04-23

PHILADELPHIA, April l5.-The Union
pledge is receiving the signatures of all
classes of persons. 1t adheres to the
Presidents proclamation, and declares
an unalterable determination to sustain
the government, throwing aside all diff
ferences of political opinion.
PENSACOLA, April l5.-Shot have been
landed at FIT. Pickens by the Federal
fleet.
Governor Sprague, of Rhode Island,
goes to Washington at the head of the
Rhode Island regiment Of volunteers.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-04-23

Gd President Lincoln, in response to
the commissioners of Virginia, said he
should bold himself at liberty to respos-
sess all the places seized from the govern
ment, and would repel force by force.
lie would also, if Sumter had been at
lacked, as then reported. cause the Uni
ted States mails to be Withdrawn from
the seeded States.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-04-23

Major Anderson has arrived at New
York, and received a magnificent recep-
ton. In saluting the flag before leaving
the fort, two of his command were killed
and four wounded by the premature ex-
plosion of cannon. This was the only
accident which happened to the garrison.
The following is Major Anderson's re-
port TO the Secretary of War:
SIR Having defended Fort Sumter thirty
four hours, until until our quarters were en-.
tirely burned, main gates destroyed by fire, the
gorge wall seriously injured, magazine sur
rounded by flames, and its door closed from the
effects of heat, four barrels and three cartridges
of powder only being available, and no provis-
ions but pork remaining, l accepted terms of
evacuation offered by Gen. Beauregard, being
the same offered by him on the 18th inst, prior
to the commencement of hostilities, and march
ed out of the Fort on Sunday afternoon, 18th
inst, with colors flying, drums beating, bringing
away company and private property, and salut-
ing my flag with fifty guns.
(Signed,) ROBERT ANDERSON,
Major LIST Artillery.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-04-23
Land For Sale.

TNHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
l. the following described Lands, situate
FOUR MILES FROM INDEPENDENCE
The NE ID Sc and NE ID NV "a, Sec. %
The w % SW Sec. %,
The 1e NV Sec. 26, all in township SO, r TO-
In all 24O acres. Please Address
G. w. G. JOERNS,
Drawer 81 Dubuque, Iowa.
April %, 1861. emo
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-04-23
Without Il Rival.

Sloan's medicines are getting more
popular than ever. Whether il is owing
TO his honorable way Of doing business,
or whether it is owing to the knowledge
displayed in the compromising of the
medicines, one thing is certain, his credit
is above reproach, and his medicines are
without rival for the purposes for which
they are recommended.-Renosha 1ele-
graph, Ws.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-04-23
Pittsburg. Fl. Wayne & Chicago


Passenger trains leave the depot corner of
Madison and Canal Streets, daily except Sun
days, for
Boston, Ne,o York, PHILADELPHIA, Baltimore, Wash
ingtOn, Harrisburgh and Pittsburgh.
ALSO,
Albany, Buffalo, Dunkirk, Cleveland, Columbus,
Cincinnati and Dayton,
And all intermediate stations between Chicago
and the cities above named
Sleeping cars on all night trains, and bag
gage by this route checked through to oil East
ern cities.
Tickets for sale at the principal ticket offices
in the West, at the Company's office, corner of
Randolph and Dearborn streets, and at the I'm
Mon Depot, West side Chicago
d. W. BOSS, Western Pass. Agt.
B. F. Patrick, Ticket Agt
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-04-23

and the seeded States, declaring her
soil sacred against the hostile tread OF Ell
Their, and that Kentucky be armed in &C
cordance to law.
The Davenport City Artillery have
rendered their services to Gov. Kirkwood,
and have been accepted.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-04-23

GE Hon. VIM VANDEvER came as far
as Davenport on his way home, but was
called back to Washington on important
business, as we learn from the Dubuque
?smes.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-04-23

ET The New York Tribune says that
years of war are usually years of dear
bread, and urges farmers to plant largely.
We hope our agriculturists will take the
advice.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-04-23

1S- JOHN TAPLEY, one Of the editors
of the Racine Wisconsin, Ad0ocote, has
been appointed Post Master of that city.
This compliment was well deserved, and
the appointment is a most excellent one.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-04-23
Deprecated Currency.

we, Ine Undersigned, bankers OF Dubuque,
finding, after thorough and careful examina-
lion of the several Illinois and Wisconsin banks
which have hitherto formed the bulk of our
that large number of them being
chiefly secured by Southern bonds, the depre-
,iated value of which makes their notes liable
20 be thrown out at any moment in Chicago,
and st. Louis, have, for the sake of
the public, as well as ourselves, from
any further losses accruing from the circulation
Of unsafe paper money,
Resolced, From and after this day not to re-
,eive or pay out the notes of any Illinois and
Wisconsin banks, except those which are here
matter named, and which we deem perfectly
safe and Trustworthy
r. E. GRAVES, Cashier of
Dubuque Branch State Blk Iowa
II. MARKELL & CO.
THEO. GELPCKE d co.
J. L. LANGWORTHY d BRO.
BABBAGE d co.
NAMES OF ILLINOIS AND WISCONSIN BANKS CUR
RENT IN DUBUQUE.
ILLINOIS.
American Bank, Vienna,
Alton Bank, Alton,
Bank of America, Mount Carmel,
+" Bloomington, Bloomington
" Brooklyn, Brooklyn,
Commerce, Vienna,
4" Galena, Galena
:" Indemnity, Gallatia,
f" jackson County, Carbondale,
&" Northern Illinois, Waukegan,
I" Sparta, Sparta,
Bond County Bank, Greenville,
Bulls Head Bank, st. Marie,
Columbian Bank, Elizabethtown,
City Bank of Ottawa,
Cumberland County Bank,
Eagle Bank of Illinois, Thebes,
Z. |. Tinkham & Co.'S Bank, McI.eansboro ;,
Franklin Bank, Greenville,
Fulton Bank, Vermont,
Highland Bank, Pittsfield,
Humboldt Bank, Naperville,
International Bank, Raleigh,
Illinois Central Bank, Newton,
Illinois River Bank Hardin,
Kane County Bank, Geneva,
Lake Michigan Bank, Harrisburgh,
Mahawie Bank, Marion,
Marine Bank, Chicago,
Mclean County Bank, Bloomington,
Marshall County Bank, Lacon,
Mechanics Bank Hardin,
Merchants Bank, Carmi,
Ohio River Bank, Golconda.
Patriotic Bank Pittsfield
Pittsfeld Bank, Pittsfeld,
Reaper's Bank, Fairfield,
State Stock Bank, ST. John,
United States Stock Bank, Sparta.
Union Bank, Benton,
Western Bank of Illinois, Savannah,
Wheat Growers Bank, Anna,
WISCONSIN.
Bank of Jefferson, Jefferson,
4" Madison, Madison,
Milwaukee, Milwaukee,
Prairie du Chen, Prairie du Chen,
Ripon, Ripon,
Central Bank of GAINESVILLE,
City Bank of Prescott, Prescott,
Corn Exchange Bank, Waupun,
Dane County Bank, Madison,
Farmers d Millers Bank of Milwaukee,
iowa County Bank, Mineral Point,
Juneau Bank, Milwaukee,
kenosha County Bank, Kenosha,
La Crosse County Bank, La Crosse,
Lumberman's Bank, Viroqua and Conterelle,
lakewood Bank, North Pepin,
Racine County Bank, Racine,
Sank City Bank, Sank City,
Sank County Bank, Baraboo,
Shawanaw Bank, Chiffon,
State Bank, Madison,
State Bank of Wisconsin, Milwaukee,
Wisconsin Bank, Madison,
Wisconsin Marine d. Fire ms. Co. Bank
Milwaukee.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-04-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
List of Letters

List of Letters
DEMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE
IL at Independence, April LIST, 1861.
LADIES LIST.
Burdick, Celestia Middleton, Jane
Curtis, Mary E Nash, Elizabeth
Clark, Elizabeth Spragg, Aurelia
Clark, Elizabeth Van Buskirk, Mrs A ]
Conable, Mrs Chas Wells, Mrs Albert w
Hanford, Clara E Wells, Mrs A W
Hasbrouck, Ida, 2
GENTLEMAN'S LIST.
Brown, Joseph r Kilngingsmith. Orlo
Barley, L Latham, Joseph
Brown, Eli G Merry, William
Boyd, James Mason, Sanford, 2 -
Baker, Jacob McGavick, Patrick
Broggs, 0 Mason, Harley c
Buck, RS Moclur Migede
Burrhus, I Nelson, James
Barrons, Alexander Pocock, Cornelius
Byers, William Rawson, Pratt & Co
Baxton, g B Richard, George
Clark, Harvey Schrack, 81
Carter, VIM, 2 Sanders, j G
Coon, A Smith, Patrick
Chamberlain, Elijah Sanders, Allen
Decker. Lafayette Thompson, R C
Dow, William Trader, j H
Desha, John Trowbridge, CS
Goodwin, Hugh Trader, James H,
Hovey, G Turner, Vim
Harter, sc, 9 Van Buskirk, Mr..
Hooper, Van Buskirk, S B
Hayes, Samuel Fl Waterman, W
Hillman, Samuel Washburn, re-
Kitch, Joseph Winsell, A A
Persons calling for these letters will please
say =" Advertised" j. RICH, P. NJ.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-04-23

The New York Herald has come out
strongly for the Union, and says that
Wall street will lend the government a
hundred millions of dollars, and more, if
required.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-04-23

The Guardian is the official Paper
of Buchanan County. and having
"a much Larger Circulation than amy
other Paper published therein, is
the most yaIua bic to resident or nom
rcsid ent property holders, and is also
the best medium for Advertisers.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-04-23
E- The WASHINGTON Guards and the

re- The Washington Guards and the
Governors Greys, the two crack militia
ry companies of Dubuque, have notified
Governor Kirkwood that they are ready
to respond to the Presidents call for
troops. The ranks Of the companies are
fast filling up. and there are more volun-
teers than are required. Mr.. VANDEvER
telegraphs from Davenport to issue call
for volunteer company, and to sign his
name. Should the necessity seem appa-
rent, doubtless Iowa could in short time
send ten, or even twenty, regiments to
help crush out this infamous rebellion in
behalf Of slavery.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-04-23

Eg Judge LOVE-, of the United States
District Court has rendered a decision
relative to the validity of the bonds is
sued by the City of Dubuque in aid of
the Dubuque Western Railroad. The
suit was for the interest on the bonds,
but the decision affects the principal,
5000, 900. Judge LOVE takes the ground
that as the old Constitution Of the State
prohibited the Legislature from contract
ing debt greater than 100000, it
could not indirectly burthen the people
with greater indebtedness by giving
the power to contract it to municipal
corporation. Should the decision be
sustained by the United States Supreme
Court, to which it will probably be car
ried, it will release Dubuque City Of
about S45O,OOO of Indebtedness which
is now bearing upon her.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-14

p) Marstany and Teresa Csp sala Indies; Corova
Jones, Nfork schrs Luna DAM Moler, of Europe
Hawkins Watt Nfork, Nahant, Chase, Baltimore
EDGARTowN, Jan Arr schrs Palias, Town, NYork for
Rockand, sth orn cowl Smith do for Boston; Cosmos
Spear, do for Thomaston vAahaven, Frye Norfolk for
Rockland land remained l0th)
GEoRGETowN, Sc Jan 4-Cld schrs Mary Haley, Haley
Boston; 7tb bres Carver Pendleton, Martinique Lillian
swassy Porto Rico; waccainaw, Nichols searsport schr
Napoleon sirmond 9Th, sebrs Red Jacket Payson Port
land: Atlantic Washburn, and Strong, Mott NYork
NEW ORLEANS, Jan l2-AT tby ted ship N Ludwig,
Bienville sails Jan is for NYork)
kORfOLk Jan l0Arr bark Elizabeth Cochran, Horton,
Havana CID schrs syvanus Allen, Sears, and HIM. Wheel
NEW BEDFORD, Jan IL arr bark Azor Hatch, Fayal.
NEWPORT, Jan loArr schr Herald Knight New Wexford
for Norfolk
th AMIn port the arrivals Of the 10th; Marietta
81 Ssbr Nm Fem and Shsrn sid brig Anglo Saxon
PHILADELPHIA, Jan II bait steamer Boston,
Croker NYok bark Geo Bradford r Rohns Providence;
schrs Lewis Chester omcrs and Snow Fake Weaver Bos
tsnburg Cardiff Wales schr Aiken, Godfrey, NOreans
PORTLAND Jan ll-Arr bark @ b Hamilton. Chase, Ha-
yana Cid brig Fannie Ross Cardenas schr Evergade Cof
nm Havana SID wind W. brig Ella Maria; schr White Sea-
PoRTsMoUTH Jan s-Cld ship Pscaaqua new 500 tons,.
PR0viNCETowN Jan Arr schrs James Freeman, Port
land Tor Tanger 9Th Marshal Perrin Gibbs Philadelphia for
PROVIDENCE, Jan I-Arr steamer Albatross, Jones,
Niork schIs Chief Eldsidge Norfolk; Mall Kelley Phia
dephla Via Fall River Below fore and aft schr reported
70 be the Sea n mPn, Dawson, from Baltimore
Al anchor on Bristol Ferry lh AM schr Chas lowering
Jones, from EliEabethport for Dighton.
sAvANNAh Jan s,Below ship and bark gid schr
sEARRsPqRT; Jan s-AIr brig Tangie, Colson,
and anchored below Cid llh Br brig Olive, BeIvier Cay
enne. Sid schr Lizzie Maui, Haley Philadelphia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-14
Mtncellauanua.

The Ice In he East North Rivers plenty and sharp
though not heavy Several vessels anchor in the North
River badly cut Some difficulty experienced by the
Southern steamers which arrived on Sunday In getting into
their slips. One OF boats caught In Il when
Bedloes Island, and eventually picked up Staten
Island
STEAMSHIP KEYSTONE sTArE-Phiadelphia Jan l3-Steam
ship Keystone State hence for Charleston aground
Newcastle Pass The city Ice boat and barge America left 1t
to day TO render assistance
BARK AsHoRE-Cape Island, NJ, Jan H. PM-There ia .
bark ashore Hereford Bar She ON at O'Clock this
mornings is about 800 tons burthen; said be In ballast
and oound from New York TO Philadelphia She has signals
Of distress flying Assistance Is being forwarded
Bin SHIP MEDwAy Capt Kennedy, arrived from Bombay 9Th
inst ana at the time Of her arrival mention
followng-Capt Kennedy wishes make public how much
he is obliged 10 the commanding officer Of the steamer
% $ under a. s The %sMny at 81
y Helena SS q n the dar. and IN bringing gave the
Sn oi the sS% Ds kindly
menccd heave her anchor he crew TO
sst in getting her under way The could have got
Spanish ship had come in and overaid her anchor
Purser Allen, Of steamship Montgomery from Savannah
has thanks for favors
SHIP STAR or HorE from Callao for England with cargo
Of gIano before reported at Faya repairing after dchars
Ing found the leak in the butts Of the cardboard
permit
BRIG ALBArRoss of searporp Small from Portland was
ashore on reef outside the harbr and expected
BRIG MARY HAMILTON at Mobile from New York lost sails
spars and rigging In q gale OF Hatteras.
scHR RAYMOND Saunders before reported ashore on Lo
vels Island was got OF after dschargng of
and arrived AT Boston 18th
scHR before reported ashore scituasc
been stripped and condemned.
FORE AND AFT scHR ashore Cape Pogc Particulars
not ascerained.
The ship built by Paul Curtis at East Boston has
purchased by Wenze and others ut price not made pub
lie. She is about 1850 tons.
Schr Caroline Simpson, built at Rochester In 1883 rating
Az 2O tons was sold ut New York 10th inst by the Mar
shall for $2275 cash.
The following table gives summary OF The vessels in
harbors Of New York, Boston, Baltimore Wilmington. NC,
Charleston Savannah Mobile New Orleans and ct
latest accounts from each OF those p0rts:-