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wARLIKE PREPARATIONS CONTINUE.
IMMENSE SHIPMENTS OF TROOPS TO CANADA.
FRANCE HAS NO syMpAfHY FOR UNITED STATES.


RICHMOND, Dec. 26.-The editor of the Peters
burg Express says, Norfolk passengers report an
other arrival from Europe. ul- ~
A flag of truce reached Norfolk to-day, bringing
the following adviees from Europe. Prince Albert
is dead, but the particulars of his death are not
given. Warlike preparations continue active in
England. The English ship owners agents in this
country have received orders to hurry home all the
British bottoms Immediately. There is said to be
no sympathy whatever in France for the United
States, and if with England ensues, the report
says France will certainly side. with England.
The Persia and Australasian have passed Cape
Race, laden with troops and munitions of war,
destined for Canada. - ~- Z.
The Hon. Francis E. Riyes of Petersburg, died
to-day. .r.. s4'
Arrival Of the Persia at Cape Race.
RICHMOND, Dec. .-tSecond Dispatchl 1.-THE
Baltimore Clipper of the oath inst. says it is as
serted in Washington that the English affair grow
ing out Of Mason and Sdelps arrest will be peace
ably arranged in a few days. Per Contra: A
gentleman has just reached Richmond from Wash
ington and announces in official quarters that Lord
Lyons made demand for the restitution of Mason
and slidell on Monday last, and that the Lincoln
Government positively refused to give them up.
Gen. Scott has returned to New York in the
! steamer Arago. ',,'1.f !.
The steamship Persia has arrived at Cape Race,
and brings Liverpool dates Of the 18th inst. No
markets reported. Prince Albert died suddenly
+ on the 18th inst, of gastric fever. '.-'. .
| The British Merchant Marine have been warned
by the Government that war with the United States
| is imminent. .a.. d.
Kentuckians Rushing to Arms.
| NASHVILLE, Dec. 25.-Reable intelligence was
received at Bowling Green, last evening, that Tom
Crittenden left Henderson on the 18th. When last
heard from he was within forty miles of Hopkins
vile, having advanced thirty eight miles.
He intends advancing on Hopkinsvie from three
points. The right from Clinton, on the left from
Greenyille, and in front from Madisonville. His
force is estimated to be l2,00O. 80 .a.
. All Southern Rights citizens in the vicinity Of
Hopkinsville are sending their families and stock
| South. Large numbers of Kentuckians in Hop.
kins, Christian and adjoining counties are rushing
to Gen. C.ark's aid, at Hopkinsville, armed with
Kentucky rifles, shot guns and pixies.
The banking house belonging to the Branch Of
the Northern Bank of Kentucky at Glasgow, was
taken possession of by the Confederate authorities
yesterday. Only seven thousand dollars, in Ken
lucky bills, found in the vaults, all the specie
having been previously removed to Louisville.
Hon. John G. Davis, member of the Federal
Congress, from the Seventh Indiana District, has
arrived at Hopknsvle, on his way to Richmond
| for what purpose is not known.
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An afiray took place in our village, on last satur
day evening, between Elphege Couvon and Paul
Michel, in front of the coffee-house of the latter.
They exchanged several shots with guns loaded
with buckshot the latter using also his revolver.
Paul Michel was slightly wounded i'll the right
hand. The case was investigated on last Thurs
day, by the Hon. E. N. Cullom, and E. Couvlon
was admitted to bail in the sum of $500.
IAyuye!les Pelican 2lst.
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The Rev. Dr. PALMER.-The Rev. B. NJ Palmer,
D. D., the distinguished Presbyterian divine, of
New Orleans has recently been on visit to South
Southern cause, he went down to the 'seat of
war at Pocotaligo, where he delivered stirring
and patriotic impromptu address, which was re-
ceived by the troops who had assembled to hear
him with great pleasure and enthusiasm.
It,oIanbia Is CD Southern G uardian, 23d.
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. Cerros SEED FOR Hods.--We are iaformed that
an intelligent planter of this county has tried the
experiment OF feeding his hogs, on cotton seed,
and has been successful. He commenced last
December thus, and so continued antil after har--
vest, and then turned the hogs into.the fields They
fed the whole time, except when IN the fields, on
the seed. His methodtof preparing the food was to
boil the seed until Of asoft natufa-easiiy MASKING
when pressed between the fingers Letstand thirty,
six hours after boiling, and thent isready to be pnt
in the trough for feeding. He tried the experiment
this year for the first time, aaa although, an old
planter, has now IS gpoalor perhaps better hogs
than he ever raised, before. -
We would strictly. call attaation to this reiterat-
ing the fact that this plantes has been
If hogs can be raised on oeston seed, we do not
see why the Cotton States cannot nsse, their own
bacon, for these are thousands of bushels of seed
on every plantation that cannot be worth to the
planter more shan Il to Is cents per hashel; but
when turned into, bacon would be, worth thrice
that amount. -
The planteg,to whoa we have referred used no
corn, ezcepawhen he put up his hogs to fatten and
kill. -'.- -. 80 l,'f,@Sg +, -H.s7fests5s ~ 45
What do our planting friends think of the mat
ter? Is it not worsh trsing s-.--..-f ~,
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SAD OccuRRENoE.-A rencontre took place in.
thstown on Thursday morning last says the New
Iberia Confederate States of the 2lst between two
Of our citizens, Messrs. J. D. Etie and Hypolte
Solomon, in which the latter was severely but not
m0rtaly wounded.
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FROM HAvANA--We are indebted to the Captain
of the schooner Jasper, which was recently beaohed
and burned on Cumberland Island for files of Ha-
vana papers to the 4th inst. g-r. .5e ,sst
The cargo OF the Jasper consisted of coffee,
starch, shoes cigars preserves ellies, patent aud
calfskin leather. 1t was valued at over 5O,000,.
and was, together with the vessel, owned in
Charleston. [Ghareston Mercury, 2lsa ~ e
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LeNGEvrrY.-lt is owing, mainly, to their delight
ia outdoor exercise, that the elevated classes IN
England reacha patriarehal age, notwithstanding
their habits of highivng, of late hours, of wine'
drinking and many other health destroying aSen-
earls and their dukes, are chrenicled almost every
week, at 10, so and 90 years; it is because they
will be on horseback, the most elegant, rational
both for sons and daughters. But the whole credit
Of longevity to these classes must not be given to
their love of field sports; it must be divided with
the other not less characteristic traits OF an English
| nobleman-he will take the world easy; and could
,>sss as people persuade ourselves to do the same
| thing habitualIy, it would add ten years, to,the
average of human life, and save many broken
heart and broken fortune, and broken eonstltu-
| tion Halls journal of Health.
| ,CrnmueM said that ten hrayA men could stop q
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LATEST TRBEGRAPIIIe INTELLIGENCE.

DISPATCHED TO THE NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT
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From CA1Ro.-A special" dated the 17th, to
the ST. Louis Republican, says:
A rumor prevails at Columbus that FIew Orleans
has been taken. Another regime. mt has been
sent south from the former place, az ID great etetg
prevails there. The news Of the attack at New
Orleans seems to be abundant!y confirmed, but nc
particulars have yet been received.
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A DELEGATE MISUNDERSTANDING the on dts
Of the street we heard yesterday that the cargo Of
the slcop Ashley, which was taken by the enemy
near Rockville, on Wednesday morning, is the
property of NJ. lie Comte net.asterye, who is
Freseh snbjeGt and a resident of Paris. The cargo
he>is the owner. IGharleston Mercury, 21st. :
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"Fortune favors the brave, as more men are
killed in running away than in facing danger
better meet it " face 10 face"
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ANoTHER ARRIVAL FROM EUROPE.

e ALB Err T d e a T
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HEADQUARTERS CONTINENTAL GUARDS,
Company b. New Orleans, Oct. =, lS6l.
a ATTENTION!-YOU ARE HEREBY ORDER
ri Squau Drills on tuesdays, WEDNESDAYS,
III FRIDAYS and SATURDAYS, frem to o'clock T. ".
llb Company Drills on THU RspAYS, at 5 O'Clock P NJ,
Strict obedience order No. l47, Issued by His ency
Governor T. o. Moore Ch'et will be strictly
enforced. w y,
Members not reporting at once for duty viii be promptly re-
ported to Headquarters. = .-,.~x..- .
BY order W. F. HODGhINS, Captain.
! o, 8
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7 OUIsIANA MUTUAL INSURANCE COM
- PANY.

Office Building, Camp and Natehes Streets
Amount of Premiums for the year ending 18th Feb ~ ~ a.
1851. '~o'7,'@S w
Amount of Profits the year ending 2Sth OF Febru -
1861. <iuii"~ "a
Amour, OF Assets for the year ending 18th of Febru-
The Trustees have declared Scrip Dividend OF IhlRI1
PER CENT after paying cent interest outstanding
Scrip and have ordered The redemption OF Fifty Per Cent o
the Scrip Issue of 1853 , , r..h c,,,
redeemabe Scrip payable Oh ana aef Inc e
OND MONDAY OF MAY NE&T. ~, :,
Cerhcaes Scrip the 1851 deliverable on after Is
Of June, 1861. ,,e nr,rcos proispr.-
H. P. JANVIER; Secretary.
| c-,..u, 1f,.ob M tmarlp
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AN HAND AND FUE& sAlls-i E NSt3ab a = - 4
ssen AZ j. Waterman Bro, the aoher Of heSaane an
Oamop streets the Mechanics and Desars Exchange
Eo lq t. CHARLES street, my shop corner OF LAlaJei
snd Basin street, NsH 0rleSlE' -,,roupp~y
iTl4.S ! ;. '.HIso - 80
u ElLLY i co., e., Dealers IN SILKS AM
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HEADQUARTERS FIFTH COMPANY J
BATTALION WAsHSGToS ARTlLLERY,
New Orleans, NOV. Il, 1851. }
A ORDER No. 29-ORDER No q, lSSU ED salik
81 by these Headquarers, under dH,e OF October <A
m u la6l in relation drills, is hereby diScon- &k
LII tinued. 49, ESxAaH
The drills company, from this date viii be as tol0ws
Battery Drills rvery Tuesday an friday. At r NJ.
lst and I'd DeaChinents every Monday, ut ~ L. NJ
Sd and 4th !leaclruents every Wednesday, Al ~ NJ
9th and 9TH netacarnents every SATURDAY, a AZ r. NJ
Company drill, Infantry every THURSDAY, at6 P. N.
All members and honorary and contributing honor
ary will conform this order
Fines ia nonatendance at these drills will be rigidy en-
forced.
By order
+ W DENEnIrr o. s. nl3 If
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Cromwell said that ten brave men could stop q
Thousand from retreating OF running away.
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HEADQUARTERS PASoLA GUARDS,
New Orleans Nov o. 1851. s
z PANOLA GUARDS, ATTENTION :-oK-
III der No. s. You hereby ordered TO attend company
WI drills every Monday evening, at O'Clock, and Battalion
LII drill every Thursday, at 3 O'Clock r NJ
Members required be pune ual Those missing three
consecutive will expelled from the Company Days
for So uad drills posted al the Armory.
By order of
j. V1ENSE, Captain.
O. s.. n2S #
LINTON LIGHT INFANTRt-THE MEM
IN berb of this Company hereby notified attend the
VII drills No IS PereidO street, MONDAYS and
Ill FRIDAYS, III 81 O'Clock T. NJ
By order Of
p EkAEDPRE, Captain.
J, s JONES O. s, mis- #
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Fa-CrysIaI F0unt Division. Nos 4, $, OF IT,.
nsets every THURSDAY EVENING, the Hall OF the Y NJ
9 I No. 81 Camp Officers for the present 5sH@
S,,rth; i. r. S. r, b. wells; F. S. A. JONES' IT,, Ed.
Booth G., Joseph Gbbons A. w, @. Watkins J. s., :.
J. 0. Neibert- Visiting oommitteeH. ]. Dreyuss, " W.
oGogI'i ;yiI D. LoNGWORTH. g. s.
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SG-l-o-r-i-O-u-s" ProcIamatIon.

The New York Times of the 18th contains long
account of the landing at Ship Island, near New
Orleans, of the expedition which sailed from Fort
ress Monroe, Nov. 9th, under Gen. Phelps. The
following extraordinary proclamation was issued
the day after the landing:
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= NyEIaS............D ID A.AN
.BoNTEMPs, DYER AND sooURER,

H,, tbs honor to inform the public he assumed
aha hnsnes OF the Dyeng Establishment no s Royal street,
and will continue as heretofore with Rn
ton for which he is celebrated. -,
This manner in which, the last twelve years he has salts
ssd the numerous customers his establishment Barbss
street Is guarantee for thos who may honor tim with
pstYcRsge. - W-S
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HEADQUARTERS CRESCENT BLUEs, J
Corner hache6 and Camp streets,
New Orleans Oct /, 1861.
CRESCENT BLUES-THE DRILLS OF COM
sps pany 70 Ii this date will be follows
VII 1.--Company Drills, MONDAYS and WEDNESDAYS, at
ll S O'Clock r. NJ, in citizens dress
I.-BattaliOn Drills FRIDAYS, at SO O'clock r NJ, in
full uniform.
Monthly business meetpgs rst Wednesday in each mouth at
O'Clock p NJ Order No. 1lIT issued by the Cover and
Commander i'll. Chief, will be strictly enforced.
By order of
Of JOHN KNIGHT, Captain
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zu PESEXE BOAC BUILDER ~;
q OF THE SOUTH Il fSsss

j. MAHONY, Algiers, La.
Wfurnsh the shortest notice. butt on the zet
models Pleasure Race Yachts Club and Skeleton Row
Bonts Ship Schooner and Steamboat Yawis sk and Row
Boats of all descriptions, built NJ the shortest notice
Also hand
Oars Spars Blocks everything apperAinng to Yach
dttug on hand and for sale at the lowest market prices
r13S IvkW
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VOLUME XIV.
Dliltarp Aotites.

HEADQUARTERS BEAuREGARp REGIMENT J.
q spnr, New Orleans Dec y, 156l
* sPEGIAL ORDERS, NO. 54-I- FiRsi
sergeant H. II Price, OF the Ed Thompson Gnards Ia here
III by appointed Adnant Of his Regiment the rank Of
~ ISL Lieutenant vice T. W Buddecke resigned (eIecei
Captain Of he Thompson Guards Cfcers Of ths Ree ep
will respect him Ia sncn ' ~ ' 'eN'
II This weekly drill will take place THIS DAy a, hood s
Canal strest, at 3A +. N. ~ VI
BY order Of
Col FRANK A. BARTLETT
IT. NJ, , Commanding Beauregard Reg gi,:eut.
T. W. BUpnECKE AGjutant a27 II
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Clrrany-Al meeting O The sl3cEh9deFs' uFl 1 s -9Fn
November they elected following Board o DIeetors--
William Henderson,
Harmon i)ogna
Wm. Fl. Letchford,
David Taylor,
Il. r. Parker
Aud meeting Directors held on the I'd Instant inc ioi'
lyytDs officers were elected by the Board
VIM Henderson, President.
Marx Walton. secretary and TFeaSTrtr.
,Jona han D. KICK, Superintendent
Orleans, Dec 4 iS6 3J ~
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p. FIE kOBE, 4
" FRENCH AND ZoUAEE TAILOR, w
-A No 93 Cont street, between Bourbon and Dauphn,
Formerly Army Tailor in Algeria, France. Military Uni
forms rd Co hing Gentlemen and Children made 10 order
in the style and the shortest notice. on The most esoh
nhe I-o NI
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yartnular g0tues.

NEW ORLEANS Gas IdGHT COMPANY, I
December g, 1861. (
,,,,. Roartl of Directors Of this Conn
e8 1iseNrsd dividend OF per cent. pay able on and
aller ls Jehu"'' ~ N. O. j. TISDALE, Treasurer.
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from tho brush into the upper cornAald The second
WIS by the right of my iand making through the
fence ~ the upper ond OF the corned, under Captain
Swtzier the left under my immediate command 70 the
left of corn0eld with right Wheel forming cross fire
and junction with the Eighth, telling fearfuly the
my and resulting in entire and abandonment of
tho Held The squadron then retired the left and 0ceu.
ped high ridge Tor observation II was soon discovered
that company of cavalry and four or comla
NJ 's OF infantry were iankfng ON the left.
IN 'hs'f detached condition IL thought prudent 10
make an advance upon hem We advanced steadily M
In evident signs Of retreat visible when charge
WINS ordcred hci resulted in cutting OF one I'm aiy
and the entire ds ciion Of II except two AT this point
we were ,amegat@y e. 18th of the second large corn
field, and Immediately back ther hospai at the mouth
OF ravine Leading 10 tho left, H. -, I ". ,ue corn
Deh (ihat had escaped my notice. had it Il oea 10
rellef oi Captain Ioens battery on the exr, nc sht
Few shots told with fearful effect relieved my c1nshu
and drove the enemy below.
o victory a. ths time appeared complete the legt
IN twenty minutes, perhaps body Of cavalry ,peared
nan mile to our left We advanced sead'' unn ,h,n
before coming in gunshot. They gave ~.v ve nlowed
TO theop OF The ridge when we rona orseIves in Inc
and mus1ftt o ..seo 5ered. Captain Satssr
forces IN s car Of observation, and estimated The
cv -.,ents that they falling into column, and
GENTLY dag to march the federal troops TO Ito
right We at once retired TO our former position
Finding appearance of the enemy at that point on
the left Except the column referred toy at rode up
TO headquarters in person and reported their approach
at the time they first coming down the hill,
Captain Swtzer fell back and brought out the commend
The command OF the left complete cannot
speak too highly in praise Of Captain SWizler and his
tire company 70 single any out would be supornous.
They acted as a unit Officers and under my i'm
mediate command acted braveiy, uobiy. In short, ever
order promptly obeyed and courageously carried oct
without the trefnor OF single Very rcspee tf,,v
submitted, CLARK W. WRlf hr
Captain Commanding nadc County tanadron.
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UsrEp STATES STEAMER NotgT veavov, !

WI AAiiAhANanCk LIVER, August Y, 1871
Afairs on he Rrypahanm9ch Riccr-Mosqtilo I'cis-Ao
BlteSy in The rici,iy Of the La.srAt Gear as far as
Jr5eaa-Costiaual A,riral IF Napoeg--Gorerncr Lech
ers Aiics te sulyeet Of Batc,tls in III ,Ts0htor
/ hooi, dc.
fear you will think very negligent correspondent
but the fact is simply this, have had any chance Or
subject to write upon. expected 10 be III New Y long
since, when should have an opportunity in .on, TO
relate all the dangers and through which,
] had passed. but "by the powers it is DIFF
iercntly ordnincd and / am ccntented. We left
Hampton Roads last the 30th Of last mcnth
expecting to be relieved in few daye. We have
watched everything like steamer passing up and down
the bay IN the eadcreat manner. 4 poor ceusumpriye
never cng to ssht probabfities OF relief with mere
tcnacty than ourselves board gunboat The time
passed slowly. matt reached rs last sunday tic first
we received after an absence Of days Youcan
possibly Imagine our anxiety to Hear from home and in
such tines. Now aud then tho monoony is relieved Ly
HE arrival or fes batch OF ocntrabands 40 live Yam
KEGS were ever hHI 50 Nis. sttr IS the I...1n men
on board AZ the appearance th". rcusr ,l.itcrs
iowa 10 t1e CommoIorc Ills ates.u,. ~ the EXPRESS
which promns cd to return log on mai, In ~,
WY an enabled "a send this Communication,
WIS very mech Surprised at hearing through the
ialtND "a battery being erected AZ Mosquito Point On
tllis rIqer on which were employed les than Eve
ntldIea G'fFla Now, such Is not t.c case was
the s.ot or within vcyy short dstoucc of the same ON
Moa4y last, aud do assure you there is battery nor
10 oeHtFe ti~Fc IS piece vi or'nance than
urian1, which is slt.ate on tie other side Of the flyer
soe mos above. In order 70 ascertain The accuracy Of
Gcson) dscMcd' to lcconnoyo in the vicinity, aSd On
cnd'y last We penetruted as TAR up as Uybana without
ba.ae IN lstei l. ti,e slightest dca,ce The ,vcot sc
perfectly delightful. The fields gcre rich ana h,r, ~ "a
r." about te lciago and lawns, Increased by shows.
uiaG thc ear morning, that rendered the scene Icr
feet! beautiful. Al Nttle seemed to invite Us aha
assure ycu lGany would gladly have accepted the ylta
Wn W &c ING FeRslant and 5astafdiy ords removed
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sarah Ann Roe On the 9Th of August she was sold 70
John Douglass Mrielees and J. r. Blossom Co., Of VIZ
miugon, NJ g. and put under the British lag, tho British
Consul giving her provisional British register TIC
vessel PAPERS were issued from the Consu,s Office IN the
name OF sirr9lecs alone, owner he claiming TO be
Her crew consisted Of nine men ali told The original
cook deserted her and Thursday new one-a cooreA
man-was shipped in his place IN
Tho United States District Attornav bos nlacod Ihcl
against the vessel IN the United States District Court
Judge ware ana hearing is appointed for TIL, FIRST
Tuesday Of september at Wiscassct Tho United states
Marshal Low has possession Of tbs vessel
/. S--lic captain and wero taken before Judge
ware il the afternoon lhe captain and gave bonds
Tor ther appearance to-day and the remainder failing to
ind bail weae committed.
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ARRIVED
stcamsip City Of New Yok G trsnsport), Mott Wash
inc'on, DC, win Hampn Roads % hours On lhe 24ih
pm, oil Hcnopcn, passed tho transport George o bod
hsncr ioT MaShinsien SINE day, at noon, oil fenwe
steamer + Sober, hence FOE TruAiIo.
ing New Globe, Tar, Providence, 2 days.
revenue uter licurieta Lieutenant James Gordon
schr Ann Edwards, Edwards, Eizabethport for War.
"
schr Emma McSpre, Calais, dsys
Schr VIM Bu.INan, Smart, Bangor. 5 days
scAr Josiah Achorn. Ames, kockiand, 4 days.
sehr Warrior, Crockett, Rockland, days.
schr john Adams, Hatch, Roekard, days
Schf Mary Elmer Baxter, Rosio 3 days.
schr Mcdonald. Kelley, New Bedford for Albany
schr West Clean, IHrr Rockport, days.
schr Jonas Chew. Bnsbcc, Taunton 2 days
Schr $ Dean, Cook, Taunton, days
Sclr Sea Bird, Chase, Fail RIVER
schr Mary 4 Eliz, Benjamin, FAN River.
Scir Ann Snter, Fish, Wareham, 2 DAYS.
sehr Albion, liolbrook; ffuviiencc. days.
ScAr Stis Wright, Adams, Providence, days
sc.lr Rosna HAM, Providence 2 days.
schr Marcy, Smith, Newport.
Schr Wakefield, Hasweli, Newport
Schr NJ y Could, Phhrook. Dshon
Schr CONNECTICUT, Deal Diehton.
srhr II y q liade, Turner Dghton.
schr Chici, Norris Barns;able for Philadelphia.
Schr Lender, Gardner, New Haven.
Schr Alabama. Han. New Haven.
Schr A Bromley. Henry, New Haven
Sehr Emma {Brf, Clark New Haven, . days
Schr y \ Rarnes, Bentworth, New Haven.
sehr II " Benedict, Burgess New Haven.
Schr Benedict Goldsmith, New Haven for PHILADELPHIA
Sc,lr Susan Jane, TORY, Norwalk.
Sclr fonat, Thompson, Bradford.
Schr Hampton, Hart, East Chester.
SCH kcbecca Z Elizabeth. Brown, Northport, 2 days
Sl"op Mount Hone, staples Taunton, days
Scoop Emily Jane, Smith, Taunon 3 days
Steamer 'lawaIr. johnson. Philadelphia.
steamer pctrel, Young, Providence.